THE OMAHA DAILY JJEE : SATURDAY , XOVEMHEIl 28 , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Homo and Foreign Influences Assisted in
Advancing Wheat Prices.
CORN AND PROVISIONS WERE ALSO UP
JlellOllt Of tillIteOlIlt IllllllH III Illllllt
, Uiu > of | ] H > SlriMiKllH'iilmc Pen-
turi-M of tinIIIIX'H Mur-
K'lM.
CHICAGO , Xov. 27. Home nntl foreign
Iniliit-nccs shared i-qually In mlvnnclng
the prlcu of whout today to a. point lAo *
iibovo the closing price of Wednesday.
Wheat ubsorbc.il most of the attention ,
other innrkotH bolnff comparntlvely neg
lected. Corn advanced U'1. ont closed itn-
chiiriKod und provisions advanced from 7'4o
to IGo.
Two ItemH of now * In the foreign press
( llspntchort received here ycslerdny cniiKOil
th < > Bfllltij ? out of Homo IOIIK whout at the
opening. One of these hntl reference to
thr bout-lit to the crop.s In Indlii from the
breaking of the drouth and the other to
n decline of Id yesterday In the prlco of
wheat nt Liverpool. The lust named
piece of Information was probably the
result of the first. May wheat hero , In
consequence of the two tosether , was of
fered at the start from 5 > 3o down to 82V' ,
UH compared will ) JflUu at the clo ; o
Wednesday. Tinsellers' offering at those
prlreM we.ro. Instantly absorbed and the
prlco was noon advanced to MTfiC. The
market was extremely nervous for a while
after that quick addition of lUo from
the lowest point at the opening and It
nettled back to S-V-fce. Krom the latter Cmiro
thorn was a renewal of the buying fu
rore , which iifjaln stirred up a bullish
frenzy In the pit , and before It once inoro
minted down for a while the May future
liad Hold at SUie , and all that within forty
minutes of the uponltit ; . Hut In that forty
minutes most of the history of today rt
win nt market was m.xle. The tradhu ;
alter that quieted' ' down , although tlio
innrket exhibited Consistent Hlri-liKth. One
of the strong features of the market and
one which will probably continue to liu
i streiiKthcnlm , ' factor , was tinBtimlltiens
of the northwestern receipts , which mutely
ti-stllled to the truth of the statements
Hint much of the crop had already been
moved. Chicago received thlrly-llvo car
loads , romp.irrd with X ! cars a year ano.
'Minneapolis and Duluth got 551 cars since
' AVi'dnesday , against l.Mto cars on Thurs-
iluy and Friday of last week , and com
pared with 1.711 cars on the corresponding ;
two days of the year before. Liverpool
reported nt tin- close an advance sliii-o
yesterday of Hid In futures and ' , i < l In No.
1 northern on the spot. That disposed
effectually of the Id reduction them jes-
tiTilay , Which worried some of the traders
at the- opening , here. May , tfot to Me
about half nn hour from the close and wart
worth XWtc as the session closed.
Trading In corn was neyleetfd to a largo
rxtimt. The advance In wheat and the
excitement In rye. nave corn an under
tone of Ilrmness , without creating demand
ciioiiKh to raise the price very much. The
opening prleo wns at 27'Ac for .May , a shade
under Wediitt < diiy'H close. It did not net
above 27tc ! , and from. l'7vie to 27',4o was
the closing quotation.
In oats there was very little disposition
to trade cither way. 1'rlcrs wore con-
lined to a very narrow ranqo anfor ! the
most part ruled n shade llnm-r , principally
through symtiathy with wheat. May
opened tinchnnied at S2\ < \ Bold at 22'4c.
advanced to from 22-Jic to 22H < - ' , and closed
with sellers at 22'ie.
I'rovlslons were llrm all day , though on
a rather limited market. Thu rulliiR In-
Iluenccs were /ailing olt In western hog
recclits | and the llrm local market. Thin
was responsible for the higher opening ,
and though liberal offerings caused a tem
porary deeltnu price'0 soon turned upward
nnd closed llrm. May pork closed lOc
higher nt * S.10 , May lard 7',4c higher nt
from $ l.27'i to $1.30. May ribs about lOo
higher at from S4.07V4 to $1.10.
Estimated receipts for Saturday : Wheat ,
r,1 cars ! corn , 20 carar"oalB , 2JO cars ; hogs ,
20,000 head
Tho- landing futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were as follows :
. KLOIJIl Klrm ; winter patents , J4.40fl1.CO ;
etrulghts , JI.OUiI4.3r ; hpilng tpt-clals , J4.70 :
spring patents , Sl.U-gl.W ; hiralghtH , J3.C034.10 ;
bakers. Jl.00ii3.50.
WllKTNo. . 2 spring. SlHiS2'ic | ; No. 3
iprlng , 7SjtO(4c ( ; No. 2 ted , ! ) l < fctttf2c.
COHN No. 2. 23Tic : No. 2 yellow , 23-4c.
OATS-No. 2. JSc : No. 2 while , f. o. b. , Zl'iQ
I2i ; No. 3 while. 19'B20c.
UYK-No. 2. 4'ic. '
TIMOTHY HKI'ilJ-l'rlme , J..Dfr2.CO.
HAHI.KY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 270
37r ; No. 4. f. o. b. , 2402 c. -
KLAXSini-Nu. : 1 , 77Cl8iio.
ritoVISIONS-Mess pork , per bbl. , JC.SSgC.87Uj
lard , per lee Ibs. . J3.k5f3. | 0 ; short ribs , sides ,
loose , J3.70fi3.05 ; dry Hilled shoulders , boxed ,
; i23fll.r > 0 ; thort clear eldes , boxed , JI.OOi4.12U.
\VIIIHKY Ul8llllcrn' Ilnlshed goods , per gal. .
*
The followlnc were the receipts nnd shipments
I'oillllloiillleM.
NKW YOHIC , Nov. 27.-n.OUH-Hecelpts , 29-
SCO bbls. ; expoils. 10,510 bbla. ; qulel and quoted
iibout 100 higher than Wednesday's prices ; city
nun piiiems , jj.iuuo.iu ; winter clears , i4.SOfl.9o ;
ailnnesota imtcnts , J4.C5if4.90 ; Minnesota bakers ,
3.4HM.1I ; winter patents , J4.73if4.95 ; winter
hlrolghts , Jl.IDW4.CO ; winter extruv , J3.15If3.73 ;
winter low grades , i2.COU2.93. Iluckwheot Hour ,
) at J1.IO. Hye Hour , active , Kiipeillnc. > 2.5i >
30i ; fancy. J3.luii3.30.
IJtICK\VHiAT--b'tcudy : ; 3CS370 , prime , track ,
elate.
COIIN MHAI , Active ; yellow westtrn , 60c ;
ll.iindvultiL. , J2..9.
IIYi : lllchcri No. 2 western , 47'iftlSo ' , c , I. f.
New Yolk.
ll.Mtl.BY-UuH ; fccdlne , 2SKG29O. c. I. f. ' lluf.
fttlo.
I1AHM5Y M.VI.TNominal ; western , 50ffC5c.
WHIJAT-Hci-elpts , 17s.-00 bu. ; fxpoils , 11)1,779 )
bu. ; No 1 himi , iiot , 96Jic. f. o. h. , ulloat. Op-
Honed showed a g ° od , strong undertone all
day. In pll < of a small trade. Prices were ad
vanced on llrr.i. late rabies , unfavorable Argen
tina news , local con-ring and Mutit westein re
ceipts , and bcaiclty of cash wheat at ull points :
steady , advanced a lltllo with wheat , but later
i-ufed off und closed at HV. . decline ; November
el-ned ul 2(4c ! ( ; December , l'J5 i/J9te / ; , i-looed al
S9Vc.
OATS Heci-lptii , 233.9CO bu. ; oxpoits , 5 ,430 bu.
Fpot Him : No. ' . ' , 24o. Oiitloiis qulft but llrm
\vlth wheat ; closing UtliO net hlghei ; Mu > .
IC'utfiCT.c , cl.iKcd at ! 4T * i Decombcr. IIGJI'ic ,
closcil at 4c. \ .
II VYYiuk ; thlpplns. 65 COc ; gocnl to cholcs ,
tfI VOo.
HOPii Finn : 1'ndflc coaft , 155J crop , 3a7Hc :
JSni ! crop , 9fil4iie.
HIDlIri-rirm : Clnlve > ton. I3c ; llurno * Ayres ,
ilty. f-c : Texas , dry. lUc : California , lc.
liK.\THiil ; 1'litn ; hi-mlock wile. Ilvunos Ayrc
PHOVlHIONS-Ileef. Orm ; family , J9.50810.M ;
extra mess. J7 ; , beef limns , 17.COH 17.50. ( ? ut
liieals , uleady ; pickled bellies , Jl.OttOS.U'W ;
pickled shoulders , JI.00-ii4.S3 ; pickled hama. JS.Wif
8.W. I/ird , llrm ; wcitern strain , JI.2B ; rcllned ,
lilKher. Pork , qiilel , but Him.
IIUTTKII lii-Mlpts , 3.S43 pkgH.s nrm : west
ern dairy , SCIJe : woteni ciuamcry. UVatjUIto ;
a xlii" . KJ'io ' ; fnrtory , 7 12c.
, * 'IIHKHi-Heci ; > lil | . 9,123 pkgs. ; quiet ; large ,
7'iilloUo : small , 71idOie ! ; pull tklmi , 31 tf7o ;
lull nkliiu. SH 3c.
iOH--Itrcelpts , 0,911 pkgs. ; steady ; state and
I'cnnsylvnnla. 4JCo ; wun-lrn , 151iOio.
r.\M.OW I'lnn ; elty , 3 ! c ; country , 3Hc.
OILS Cottonsred , dull ; prlmu crude , 21H
Cro ; prime yellow , IlUl/illic. I'clrnlrum , dull ;
United cloted nt Jl.OJ bid. llosln , dull ; strained.
common to good , JI.90. Turpentine , dull ; IJO
.J o.
Ilici : HlH.uly , domestic , fair to extra , 3 > i&Cc ;
Japan , 4UU Ke !
MOIAKrii.sHicody : ; Now Orleans , open kotllo
to ohol.-n , : ff3lc.
Iron , steady ) southern , JI1.M ;
northern , JIl.DOfflJ.Oi ) . Copper , ttemly : brok
ers , (11.3741xPhange * , JH.3StMI.60. I , nd. stronK ;
brokers , J2.75H.1.10. Tin. dull ; stralRhts , JI3.00 !
plates , quiet. Hpeller , firm ; domenllc , tl.K.
OMAHA ( IKVKItAli MAItKKT.
Conilltloli of Trnile nnil ( liiolntlonn
nit Sluplr nnil I'liMiI'roiliico ,
KOOS-Kresh gathered , ! lc.
lltTTin-Common : to fair , 7O8c ; choice to
fancy , country , I2@13c : K-pnrator creamery , 19tf
20c : gnthcml crenm. 17lsc.
OAMK I'ralrln chickens , per do * . , 3.&OflC.OOj
quail , II.BOfll.60 ; blue winged trnl ducks , J1.500
1.75 ; grei > n wing. JI.25 ; redheads and mallards ,
J3.50 3.75 ; fiiiRll rabbits , wncoc ; Jacks , Jl.25ff1.50 ;
squlrrcln , WH"3c ; deer saddles , 17fUfc : carcasses ,
lMH3c ; antelope saildles , 13f14c | ; carcasses , 11W
He ,
CIIKKSK-Domoftlo brick. Ite ; IlJatn. per doz. ,
! 9.tXi ; club house , 1-lb. Jars , per doz. , J3.15 ; Lira.
h ricr. fancy , per Ih. . PC : Uonuefort. ij-tb.
Jars , per doz. , J3.00 ; Young Americas , lie ;
twin * , fancy , lO'.tc. '
VIA ! , Choice fat , M in 120 Ibs. , nro quoted al
7j > c ; largo nnd coarse , 4Q5c.
DUissii ) fori/TUY chickens , C'.ie ; lurkcys ,
10r ; geese , * c ; ducks , 9o.
MVi : I'OI'I.TRY ' Hans , 4c ; corks , 3c ; sprlns
ducks , 7c ; turkeys , M | ! > e ; geese , 7o ,
PIOKON.-5 I.lxe , 7HJ50r ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
HAV Upland , J5.50 ; midland. JI.CO ; lowland ,
J4 ; rye rtraw , II ; color makes the price on
hay ; light halo * sell the r-eil ; only lop grades
bring ti p prices.
UrtODM cousr Kxtromely slow snlo ; new
crop , delivered on track In country ; choice green
fr-lf.wnrklng rnip t. per Ib. . 2 c : choice green ,
running to hurl 2Mc : common , I'.Sc.
VKOITAHI.KH.
SXVKIJT l OTATOIiS-On orders , per bbl. , J2.00
ff2.W.
ONIONS flood stock , per bu. , 33940c.
LIMA IIKANS-l'er Ib. . 4c.
IIIIANS Hand picked navy , per bu. , J1.40.
r'AIIHAOIC Home grown , per hundred , OOc
OJl.fifl.
CIIJHY : Per < loz. , 23 30e ; fancy , large , 4301
COo.
COo.POTATOES
POTATOES Oood stock. PT liti , , 23e ; Wyom
ing stock , tacked , fO per 100 Ibs.
FIIUITS.
OHAPKS-Ncw York , 12 ! o ; no good shipping
"
'
MA'LAOA aiiApics-pcr keg , J7.oos.oo. ?
OAMKOUNIA OHAPIM-No shipping stock.
GHANIIMIlHinB-Cape Cod , per bbl. , JC.OO.
APPI.US-Cooklng. per bill. . J1.73 : eating , J1.73
(52.00 ( : fancy New York , Jl.75 2.00.
CAI.IKOI'.NIA PISAIIS Per box , J2.00 2.25j
New York , per bbl. , J3.50Q4.tO.
QUINCKH-I'or bbl. . J4
TIloI'lCAr , FHU1TS.
OUANiii.S-Mi-xlunn : , J3.75 for 150 lo 200 alzcj
larger nn.l Miial'.cr sizes , S3.to.
l.UMONS-Messlnas , J5.00 ; California lemons ,
J4.UO.
HAIIANAS Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
12.00'Jc2.25 ; roedlum-slr.i-.l bunehes. JI.BOB2.CJ.
KHIHH MIATS.
UUKl- ' Good native steels , 400 to COO Ibs. , C0
7c ; western sleets , { .p ' u ; good cows and belt
ers , 53-ie ; medium cowi and heifers. 4ic ; good
tot equal ter.i cows nnd heifers , 3ic ; good
foiequarters native steers , 5c ; good hindquarters -
quarters cows and helfcis , C\ < ; ; good liliulqn.ir-
lers native steers , 81o ; cow rounds , 5c ; cow
plates , 3e ; boneless chucks , 4c ; eow chneks , 3\4c \ :
steers churlts , 4o : beef tenderloins. 20c ; beef
rolls , boneless , 9V4c ; sirloin butts , lioncless , 9',5 ' :
loin backs , boneless , lOc ; loin backs , EC ; cow
Him , No. 3. 7c ; cow loins , No. 3 , 9c ; beer
trimmings , 3&c ! ; rump bulls. Do ; shoulder clods ,
SU'i : .
POHIv DresFed hogs , Co ; pork loins , Cc ; pork
tenderloins , l. > e : spare ribs , -He ; ham finlln\Ki' .
butts. Ce ; pork ( .boulders , rough. 4'.ic ' ; pork shoul
ders , skinned , r > c ; pork trimmings , Cc ; leaf lard ,
nnl rt.M.loroil. l\r \ * .
MUTTON Dressed lamb , 7c ; dressed mutton ,
Cc ; lacks , mutton , S'/fcc ; legs , mutton , 8'jo ' ; sad
dles , mutton , 8'4c ; stew , 3o ; sheep plucks , 3c.
MlSt.'KM.ANKOUf.
HONHY Fnncy white , per Ib. , 14e ; choice , 13c ;
( * allfornta , amber color , lOc.
CIDKIl ClnrlllcJ Juice , per hal ! bbl. , J2.50 ; per
bbl. , J4.23H4.M ) .
HAUMH KHAWT Per half bbl. . Jl.75ff2.00 ;
bbls. , J3.uO'&s5.
MAI'I.i : SYHUP Flve-gnl. cans , each , J2.75 ;
gal. cans , per doz. . J12 ; half-sai. cans , JS.23 ;
ii'.inrt cane. J3.CO.
FIC1S Imported fancy , 5 crown. 30-lb. boxes ,
ICe ; cholco 10 Ib. boxes. 3-rrown. 12f3o. !
NUTH-Almonds , " California , per Ib. . large
size , 13c ; llrazlls. per Ib. , lOc ; Knsllsh wal-
Hutu , per Hi. , fancy , soft shell , 12912'ic ' ; stand
ards. HOll'.ic ' ; Illbcrts , per II ) . , lOe ; pecans , pol
ished , large , : i7)10c ; Jumbo , 11012o ; large hick
ory nuls , J1.23 per bu. ; small. J1.50.
HIDI33 AND TALLOW.
IIIOES No. 1 green hides. 6ej No. 2 green
hides. 4i" No. 1 green salted hides , "c ; No. 2
gteen salted hides. Cc : No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. . 7e ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 5e ; No. 1
dry Hint hides , 9 IOo : No. 2 dry Hint hides.
7flSn ; No. 1 dry salted hides , S5r9c : part cured
hides. He per Ib. less than fully cured.
HHISMP PIILTS Oreen sailed , each , Z5fJCOc :
green sailed shearings ( short wooled early
skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( shorl wooled
early bklns ) . No. 1. each. 5c ; dry flint ,
Kansas nnd Nebra.-kn butcher wool pelts.
Colorado murrain wool pi . . .
weight , 3ilc ; feet cut off , as It Is useless lo pay
' " ' ' '
'ALLOw'ANn OHRASE-Tallow. No. 1. 3Hc ;
lailow , No. 2 , 2Hc ; grease , whllo A. 3'ic ; grease ,
hltc It. 2'4c ; grease , yellow , 2c ; grease , dalk ,
l ic ; old butter , 2IJ2\jc ; besswax , prime , l W
22c ; roush tallow , lu.
SI. LiiiilM OoiuTnl llnrUel.
ST LOtriri. Nov. 27. FI/ilIH Firmer ; patents.
Il.f > 5ri4..0 ; extra fancy , J4.o : > { ! 4.20 ; fancy , JS-IOff
3.50 : choice. J2.75S2.W.
WHUAT Futures opened strong and higher
on news that was pretty generally bulllih.
There was n fair amount of trailing , the activity
being In May. which opened at 90c.sic higher
than Wcdamlay'H close. It advanced steadily
to 92Hc , luter became weak nnd closed nt S2' c
asked. December was fairly nctlvn within a
range of ' c , closing nt a sllBhl advance over
Wednesday. Spot lilKher ; No. 2 red. cash , ele
vator , 90\io ; tiock..91f92e ; No. 2 hard , cash , SOc ;
December , We ; May. 92Hc ashed.
COHN Futures dull , nt a fractional advance
over Wi-dne.-d.iy. the bulk of the trading being
In May. Kpot hlnher ; No. 2 cash , 22Uc ; Decem
ber. 22'kc : May. 23Vic asked.
OATS Futures dull , but llrm , nnd a shade
better than Wednesday. Spot dull , but steady ;
No. 2 cash , 19c bid : May , 230 bid.
UYIT HlKher al 37c bid.
COHN MKAI.-J1.35.
HHAN-Dull and weak ; 3 c , casl Irack.
l'LAXHKKIHlglicr al 7Cc.
TIMOTHY S13UD Prime , J2.CO.
HAY Quiet , but tinner for the betler grades ;
prairie. tt.Wit'M ; timothy , JC.005J12.CO.
HOCltf Higher nl IS'.ic. , , , ,
POUl.THY Chickens , steady ; old nnd spring.
5c ; turkeys , steady nt 7fi7V.c ; ducks , easier at
7o ; Kcese , easier nt 434'.4c.
WHISKY 11.18. , , .
MKTAI.S Lead , dull ; J2.75O2.77(5. ( bpelter ,
tlrmly held nt II.
COTTON TIiS-W : > c.
llAllOINfl-SWlWc.
PHOVISIONS Pork , IilRher ; standard mess ,
jobbing I7.32H-O7.C7V4. Lard , higher ; prlmu
itcnm. J3.75 ; choice , J3.67W. Uncon , boxed Bhoul-
ders J4.6C ; extrn bhort clear and rlln. Jl.iO ;
'
ohor'tB J4 75. Dry salt meats , boxed ehoillders ,
extra short clear und ribs. J1.10 : shorts. JI.25.
11KI'IUTS-Flour. 5,000 bbls. ; wheat. 10,000 bu. ;
corn , 70.000 bu. ; oats , 30,0 > W bu.
KHIPMKNTK-Flour , 4.0CO bbls. ; wheat , 13.000
bu. ; corn , 31,000 bu. ; oats. 4,000 bu.
Liverpool Mnrlfi'lN.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 27.-WHKAT-Hpot steady ;
dfiimna moderate ; No. 2 led. winter , nothing
aiioted ; No. 2 red , spring. C * lOHd ; No. 1 bar. ,
Manitoba , nominal ; No. 1. California. 7s C'.id.
Futures opened llrm ; near nnd distant positions
Ud higher ; closed llrm , with February 2d higher
„ . , . ! , , , , . , tnnnihn l d hlnhcr : business about
eiiually distributed : Novcmlier , nominal : Decem
ber 6 10'.4d ' ; January. 61 W4J ; February ,
Cs lOAid ; March , C * 10 > id ; April , nominal.
COHN Hpat steady ; American nilxod. new.
"s ll'id. Futures opened quiet , with near and
distant positions unchanged ; closed steady , with
near positions unchanged to Ud higher , und dis
tant positions ' .id higher ; business about equally
attributed ; November , 2s Wid ; December.
M in.d ; January. February and March , 2s ll'.id ;
April , nominal.
FLOt'lt Steady : demand moderate ; St. Louis
fancy , winter. Us C < 1.
PHOVISIONSDacon. . Hrm ; demand fair ;
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. . 29s ; shorl ribs
"b to 21 Ibs. . 2 > s Cd ; long clear , light , 33 to 3S
The 2S : long clear , heavy. 40 to 4.1 Ibs , . 2iS Cd :
ilini't clear backs. llKht. 18 Ibi. , 27a ; short Hear
middles. 45 tr. 50 Ibs. . 24s 61 : clear bellies. 14 lo
1C libs. . 27s Bd. Shoulders , f.juare , 12 1 to 18 n.s. ,
. llnm ! . short cut , II to 10 1bi. . 42s Cd. Till-
low line North American. ISs 3d. Heef , extra
India mem , Ms ; prime mess. 33s. Polk , prime
mess line western , tOs ; medium western. 4Ss U.
Lard , steady : prime wcttern. 20s Cd ; rcllned , In
SM'Slendy : demand poor ; finest Amer
ican. while nnd colored ( September ) . 51s.
IlllTTHU Finest United States. 9M ; good , COs.
OlLS-I.lnseed. 18s 9d : petroleum , rellned , C'id.
llF.FHKIHItATOIl 1JUKK Kor 4unrlcr , 3M ;
' HnpsAl'Lom'ton ( Pocino coaf t ) , 3 10 .
The irrclpts of wheat during the pasl three
days were lOl.WO centals , nil American. The
receipts of American corn during the pant llnee
days were 125.800 centals.
\Vvatlier cold and dry.
KniiNiiH City Craln .1Iurlel.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 27. WH HAT Hard
ribout 2e hlshcr : toft slightly hlnher ; demand
good : No. 3 hard , k2c ; NO. 3. "COfOe : No. 2 red.
91'H9lc , latter for fancy : No. 3 , HQt9V4o ; Nu. 2
spring. 7l > < iMo : No. 3 , 73 7iVc.
COHN Shudn higher nnd nctlvo ; No. 2 mlved ,
lMi l ! c ; No. 9 while , 190I9UC ,
OATS-Hiither dull , bill steady ; No. 2 mixed.
nominally Uc ; No. 2 white , old , nominally 246
26u : new , 23 < * .
IIYK-Kleaily ; No. 2 , 3S ? S3j.
HAY--Flrm : eholco timothy , JS.COns.50 ; choice
prult If. J5.W4 } .00.
1IUTTIJII Trade In cmiinery firm ; innrket
llrm ; rreamoiy. lSti20c ; dairy , tCIOe.
naaS--Flini on
Cotton .MnrKt-t.
NUW YOHK , Nov. 27.-COTTON-Futures
DrcDiuiMtr. JI.S3. spot cotton closed nulct ;
dllnii. uplnnoM , 7 11-ltc , mhUlIni ; , gulf , 7 li-
talus , SI hHlm.
ST. LOl'IS. Nov. 17.-C01TON-Quiet nml un.
dunned ; middling , 7 3-lc , tales , 1.301 balesi re.
celpln. & .49S bales ; shipment , 3,4W bales , slock ,
5i.rJS : bales ,
NKW OHLKANH , Nov. 27.-COTlION-Flrni ;
inliblllng 7 5-Ko ; low mlJJIInc. 7Sc ; _ ooJ or'
Ulnary , 6K . .
IMPROVED RETAIL DEMAND
Business Bcvival During November is
Greater Than Was Expected.
WOOL SALES CONTINUE ON A LARGE SCALE
Homo Hem-lion In Manufacturing
After the 1'lrM llii.ih of ( trilern ,
lint a Pi'dlliK of More Ciinll-
ili-ncu l Aotleril.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 27.-U. O. Dun & Co.'a
Weekly liovlew of Trade tomorrow will
Btiy : When the rush of orders after the
election slackened many began to think
business declining. Subsidence of deferred
orders Is not a decrease ot business ,
llroadly speaking , the gain has been
greater than anybody 'expected and H Is
not surprising If a small part ot It Is In
excess of the present consuming demand.
Heports from all parts of the country show
clearly the enlargement of trade , not at
all points In the same branches , but everywhere
where- bellied by a moro conlldo'.it fee'Ing.
Kxtrcmes of weather hnvo niado the week
not altogether good for retail trade , but
In that line also there Is Improvement on
the whole.
Wheat has risen over C cents for the week
without material change In foreign advances ,
which hnvo been , on the whole , leas stlmulallng.
Western receipts mo falling behind lust year's
nnd fur four weeks past have heen only 19,1)12 ) 4
liu. , ngaln-tl Si.'j > tt.vi bu. last year , while the
expoits , Hour Incluilcil , have I'Cell ' G,270M ! ) liu.
In the name week , agnlnsl G.2G3.01S ha. last year ,
nail are nut largo enough to create excitement.
Cut thlrlion cargoes have left Taeoin.i In No
vember and tliIlly have left San I-'runctsco , with
Iwt-lvc more loading aait forty engaged. Ttie
milling demand In the Atlantic mates 1.4 nlsn
law , and at four western cities the output of
Hour la live weeks lias tieca 2o ' > ,4H bids. ,
against 2jl3,30 ( ( ' In the same week last joar.
t'orn has sympathized with wheat only
u little , and Is coming lorward fieely. The nvj l
Important factor In the wheat niarlcet its that
the \lblhle supplies do not gala us much as
has been expected.
Cotton has gained only n sixteenth , after Its
ronsldcialdc decline. 'Ihe northern mills are
taking tntuh les.s cutton than In prulous years ,
nnd the demand for goods Is evidently dhmp-
polntlng. Wool was nnd Is mill Ij.usM largely
tor speculation , and earlier purchasers arc un
loading on the later , bat the tallla nio nut
yet doing much mure than In October. A few
more have Ijccn started , but there U scarcely
inure demand nppjient for staple goods. In
cluding speculative operations , ttie pales of woo ]
have In en for four weeks 37hli,100 Ibs. , ofvhlvli
MI2.UOO Ibs. were domestic , against S4..criO ( !
Ibs. lust year , of which IS.C l.TTiO Ibs. were do
mestic , mid 24.A7I.SZ1 Ib. . In 1M3 , of which 21.-
C3'.i.OG Ibs. were domestic. Itut the proiluclm ;
ciipaclty In operation does not teem to IID h.ilf
the capacity of the works , and the stoppage of
several large carpet mills within the past ten
days U of Importance.
The collapse of the nail combination , nnd
probably of the beam combination , mid con-
pldcrnhlo icductlon In the quotations for nails
nn.l beams , give reason to look for a larger
demand for products of lion und Mecl. but ot
picFcnt the tales ngnlnst Fpeculatlic purchases
made porno time ace are denrosslm ; t > rlces. and
Tomis , u. s ; ; ; | i K-G.-ml ! ! c.ti !
/Exclusive of N. Y. . -.j 3'9.92,2,4 | | 3.C
_ nolHNION 01' CANADA.
Montreal
Total3 _ . . . . . . . „ . _ . | J 17S3S.C40i
Clearings al Knoxvllle. Houston.Vnco and
Galveston are nol Included In..Ihe totals !
IHHIKJt\HITV : o.V STUCK .MAIUCKT.
HI-HP I.eiuler * lleeunie CniitloiiN .
| > n-
nri > H In the
SiK-i-liiIHi-N.
NKW YOHK , Nov. 27 Ilradftreet'H review of
thu Hock market tomorrow will say : Irregular
ity , with narrow fluctuations , linn been the mosl
marked featura of : '
1:10 week's slock market trans-
actions. Speculation him been altogether pro
fessional , but weakly held long stacks have been
dislodged and' ' Inability to produce further liqui
dation with Increase of the nhort Intercut has
made the hoar leaders
cautious. The room tr id-
era have several times covered their fhort stucl.s
and given n temporary tone of Mmi th to the
proceed tigs. The features of the markel were
supplied by Iho speclallles , but t.io larger opera-
torn acting on the boar side have made drives
nt n nuiqbur of leading Hocks , though their
Mice-ess In depressing them was small. The
general Impresfloti of the stieot Is thai material
milieu aio not probable , nnd that until congress
nicetH und some dellnltn Idea c.in be formed as
In its course In connection with the Cubafi eltu.i-
tlon , an well IIK in icg.-ird to currency nml tariff
legislation , no very pronounced mmemi-nt In the
miukct Is likely. There Is n belief that Ihu re
duction In the middle of thu month was only
premature In dln-iuntlng the favorable effects
of the election , and that n renewed lmpro\cnient
In stock values Is to bo looked fur after Ihe open
ing of the new year. The ea e of the market
ban Increased etendlly and facilitates tin , carry
ing of Mocks. L iu Saturday's bank Malemctit
indicated n phenomenal outpouring of hoarded
funds , whllo the treasury gold rtrtrvuji tire , wlth-
oul any efforl being m.ido to Incicase them an.
pronchtng the J130MXOOQ murk.
TUAIHO M.S : > rTl7Alv lAST AVKKK'S.
'I'M .Vnli'M
Inipriivoil Toiioi Mini
l-'nvornhlii 4 > ulliiolc.
NI3W YOHIC , Nov. 27. llradstrc-ct'ii tomorrow
will nay : UiM week'n dli > appotnlment of thn
lack of ilcmmul In Rrncrul lines uonllnucH , llui
Intervention of u holiday linvliiu made trndo
iulek'r | nnd HIP volume smaller. At sumo
point * cf rllMrlLullon there la no chtnito In Iho
situation. Mild und unieuioiinhlH wrather pre-
vunu u mure active dlnrlbutlun nf vloihlm ;
and henvy tooils , and the volume muvliiK U
mnuller.Yh re bu lncf has bwu luurc uctlvo
It Is ihi to fllllntr In order * and lo the dcrnMiil
for holiday Roods. Contbit-ncf In n revival of
demand , which him . .noU yet appeared , wns
re p inlhle for the oUttlriR up of some factories
which nrc satlslleilittf the pronpects.
The mom fiicoiirnKlfie reports nro of nn Im
proved lone of trade anJ a favorable oullixik
for H97. The lane mmU r of chatiROs In prices
of staples were downward thH week. Exports
of wheat. Hour Included as wheat , from both
coaits of the t-'nlted States ( Newport New *
nilsslnR ) nmount to 3 , < ill.M * bu. this week ,
BKalnst 3M7,000 bu. lasl week. 2.4MXH ( ) bu. In
the week one year OKO. 2.M7noo bu In the week
two years nco , 2.440.WO tin. three years IIKO , and
ni compared with 4rJKH ( ) bu. In the corre pond-
inn week of I'M. llxports of Indian corn this
week amount to S.nfci.OK ) bu. , against 2n75,00o
bu. last week. 1.S29.MW bu. In the wpk ono
yenr nco , nnd comimrntlvrly small iniatitllles
in com-5pondltiR weeks In the three preceding
years.
There were 2M business failures thrrmahout
Ihe I'nlted Stales Ibis week , thirteen fewer than
last week , nevcn more Ihan In Ihe week one
year nco. Iwelve fewer Ihan two years nK < > , nn <
three lesi than In the corresponding week of
U92 , As compared with the like week of 1S1 > 2
when the volume of business wan large am
trade was generally prosperous , the Increase
this week Is only twenty-seven. There were
tlilrty-Mx business fallutes from the Canadian
Ilnmlnlnn this week. OKaln t forty-seven las
week , fifty-two In the week n year ago , unJ
thirty-five two years Ago.
STOCKS AMI IIOXDS.
MnrlcclVnx nt llolldny Pro-
IKirtlnitN All IM > .
NKWYOUK. Nov. 27. The stock niaiket ic ln )
was of holld'iy iircportlons , but the day's deal-
IURS were fairly well distributed. There wns
baiely a trr.ce of outside Intercsl. and ns nsnul
recently , aside from the specialties , the net
changes were mtilnly trivial. The market was
Irregular , bul heavy In tone on the unfavorable
exhibits nf earnings , especially by the
Kramers' lines and llauldntlmi In the specialties.
1'rlces Minted sharply during the early dealings
under renewed progressive tactics by the bears.
The absence of commission house orders and the
apathy of the Interests usually Identified with
the hull side gi\e the ) traders a clear Held. It
was generally believed thai l.te short obligations
outstanding hml been increased to a compara
tively lanro extent , considering the light volume
of business. London quotations for American &o-
ctirltles came lower and the engineers u'so ap
peared to fnvnr sales in Ibis market to a mod
erate extent. The movement In the railway list
was nhwut Kenerally narrow , and , after a de
cline In the principal shares of ftom W to 1 pof
cent , supporting orders were executed nnd caused
a rallying movement. The hlgh-prlccd Indus
trials were conspicuous for exceptionally wide
lluctuatlnns. which were considered to be
largely due to manipulation. CoiiFolliIntod ( ins
was fold < . | T 4 per cent to IGPi on disappoint
ment o\er Ihe simple declaration of the regular
quarterly dividend. Instead of the realization ot
the strong bull gofslp bf conMilldatlon , 10 per
t-t-nt extra rcilp dividend , etc. The Delaware ias
i-tocka became prominent , the common declining
li per cenl mid the preferred 4',4 per cint.
Ijong Island dropped Hi per cenl to CIV5 , the
only explanation furnished beh.i : lhat there
was temporarily "no market" for the stock.
Dealing * were Hotel In Standard Hope nnd
Twine company , rucccssor t.i the fnlted Stales
Cordage company. The Common ranxivl bet\vei-n
12V4 nnd wt. and Hist mortgage ( > ,
ufier the Initial tranfactlnn al SO. rcactod to
? ( ' / . . but rloseil nt the highest figure. An In-
crenrc of J73.KS In the October gross earnings of
the St. Paul ft Omaha Induced n revival of nc-
llvliy In the stocks , and carried the common
up 2'j ' pi > r cent , while the preferred nro In 108 ,
and relnlne 1 the extreme calu. lxat.icr preferred
suffered ftom liquidation , but rallied sharply
from the low level and closed nt only a Bllglit
less. Toward Ihe close nn Improved lone was
RMieni'ly npparcnl , and Iho mnrktl len eff
sleady. The liond marUcl was dull nnd Irregular.
but tut changes wcic- narrow except In n few
ot thf usually Inactive Issues The sales were
J ! , ( jjtl0. * Clovernment bonus were strong end
fractionally higher on putil-hee.i of JllG.WX ) . Sll-
vei certlllcateji were ncglf icd , bul steady on
siiltt of KMV.
The Hvenliu ; Post's London financial cable
gram says : The stock markets weie Ilri3l s nnd
dull today , except for { Consols , which rose to
111" ! on the belief that , the contango at the
monthly settlement to ( Johnnence tomorrow will
not be above ! Ui T > 'cr cent. Other Kilt-edged
stocks were llrm In syniitatjy. American mines
were neglected. Thecwerkly return of the Hank
of England Is n strong qne. The coin nnd bul-
lnn | lurreased 372fOO. ' { Although only 227.000
of gold were Imported fbr the week , that com-
lm ? from I'ortugal. The' reserve "has Increased
.100,000 , The I'm Is liDtirse was dull and nervous ,
pending the monthly , u'UI.eincnt next week , nmi
IMs , notwlthtandhf ) ; Ihe fairly general Im
provement In values during the month. The
llcrlln marUet was stendy1 !
The following wore tthj ' : closlni ; quotations on
the leading etocks uf.'the ' ' , New York exuhaiigc
today :
Atchlaon U , piilnrio.t W ICIi
'
Adams Kv 'Orcffou Imn
Alton.T H Clrnson Niv :
Am. HxnresH fliS. U A U. N 1.1
[ i.illlmoroJbOi > io _ 17 I'licltlo Mail
Canada I'jcltlc. . . . JJnuna Dec. > V 13 _ .
C.in.iilnSontharn. . t'lrt'i'mr *
natural 1'acl.lu. , . . I'lillmnn Palace. . .
ClioH.i Ohio HIV * Keadtn ?
Clilcnco A. Alton. . 1(11) ( " B. G. W
70 .111. O. XV.iiM ,
ciicii.'o ! : IJ.IB 'UIIKocK I-tl.md DIM ,
Consolidated Gas. il St. Paul
( - . . C. . a. ti St. L. . . 30 doom
Colo. Coal .vtron. 1 St. P. .fcOmihi. . . .
offurcd. t nil 'WPHSinnnti paid.
The total sales of stocks to.lay were 130,748
nhatcs , Including : American Sugar , 9,100 ; Hur-
lliiKton , 13.3UO ; Chicago Gas , 0,700 : l.oiils\illc &
Nashville. 3,900 ; Manhattan Consolidated. K.tWlj
Omaha , 4.COO ; Hi-adlng , 29,800 ; Hock Islaml , 3,703 ;
St. 1'aul , 10,700 ; Silver certificates , 5,000.
Xi-W York . * li > iii > %
NiW YOHK , Nov. 2 . S10NBY ON CALI ,
Hasy at 2T2Vi per cent ; lam loan , 2i ! per cent ;
closed , 2S(2Vi ! iH.-r cent.
1'ItlMK MUHCANTIhi : I'Al'KH 45
{ | per cent.
STIIHMNO KXt-IIANOK I'hm. with actual
business In bankers' bills al ll.SOVi5tl.SC ? ; for
demand and 14 S3 for sixty days ; po&teil rates ,
I.S3'ia-4.Sl and i4. yI.S7V4 ; commercial bills ,
. * 2.
1IAII SII.VUH-C3'ic.
RII.VKIl CKHTIKICATKS-C3'iflC3H.e.
UOVIKNMINT : noNDS-Strong ; state bonds
iiulet ; railroad bonds Irregular.
Closing quotations on bands were as follows :
IJ.SIn. . rer. iuv. Hl'Juli' . I' . UUoFl ) . . . . . . Klu'
U.S. lHC.oup.nuw. tlllm I ) , .itll.it. 7.s 1 ! ' . '
I . 8. fii. ro ? mi * u. AH. . ii "
II. H. 5-i. coup llriKiKrln'jili ,1 , ?
U.S. 4n.ro.- . . noa. . H..vs.A.m. . . 10III.J
II. -IH.CJ11D n. ILAS.A.7B. . . . mi
U.S. ' _ . IM. . ' 111-4
' ' ' ' ' ' '
I'aclileO-iof ' 0 , " > . . . ilo ( ! . . . . . . . . . 11)0 )
Ala. , ala-ii - A 101H M..K. AT. iBtli. H.t (
Ain..clu i H , 101Ul ilojiil I * r.s >
Ul Mutual Union il . . 107
Ala. Currency Ul N. J.C. lion. Si. . . . 117
La. Now Con u. . II ) No. I'aeltls liu. . 111 !
( Missouri Hi 11)1) ) ) IIO'.MH
N. C.tit 11 ! ) N. W. Oon oN. . . .
N. C. 4n. . . . . idoH. K , Dili. i.
S. C. lioilfllli : ! . . . . IL.G. . Wuit. 1st ? . .
Teim. now sot ill. .St.l' . OJHili It. .
Teiiii. nnwH9t Jl. I " . . . . " W. 51.
( Teen , old ( Is lit ) St. L. Al. M.aia.1. 75
Va. Comiirini dl > i'SlL..tS. ' Rlli.i. I. ion )
doduforrod K T xiHl'.ns. ; Hn . . HH
Ali'liKoii li " ' -.M'lVxat ' I'.is. 2iM. . . 'Ji !
AtciilHOnlM A . IJ.'l' . Mil of 'Jl. . .
CanndaSo. adi. . . . 1' ) IK WeitSliora U
L. A N. unltludJt. Tli , O. U. AN. lni-1. . . . IP-'ln
Southern "IH S ! ) tl.l'ac. ; u- 77 ! <
Ibid , 'oirenil.
StcieU ( ( iiiilalldiiH.
HOSTON. Nov. ' ! 7. Call loans. 'tSwl per cent :
mi ! loans , .tan lr l Mint. Olosliis prluos for
. botid and
I.iiiiiliin Hlni-U ( InotnlloiiH.
rXNI'N. ( Nov. 27.1 p. ill. cfosln. :
CoubolH.m'v . . Ill 1 l-lill.Miixicanordlnary
Con oji * . aco't lll't i St. P.iul no , u 7i > H
Citn , 1'acltlc 67 { N. Y. Central | I7'4
Krjo ill fl'ontihvlviiiiia filjj
Krio ' 'il : nl Kendlni ; 1.1
Ill.C'piilral. . . . . > u. I'llH ' Mcx. Una. nnw ! . . IIOK
DAK HIIA'iil-30a : 0 l-l&l p r ounce.
MONKY 3f3V4 | per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short und three months bill * la SVa per ctnt ,
l''iireliii I'Miiniieliil.
IIKHLIN , Nov. 27. Uxchantro nn London , 20
murtx si1pfg. .
I'AIHS. Nov. 21.Tlireo per cent renlvi. 102f
70o fur Ihe nr'-ount. exchange on Ixjiiilun , 25f
2Ho for checkii ,
LONDON , Nov. Jl.-Oold li quoted at lluunou
Ayrei toddy nt IM.M : Lisbon , M'4 : Home , 1K1.20 ,
The nmount of bullion ( tutu- Into the Hank of
llimlnnd today Is 110,000.
Sun l'rnnel eo .tllnluu : ( luotiidonn ,
SAN mANl'ISCO. Nov. j7.-Thoonicl.il cloMn ?
quotations for mlum ; sto Ks tol.iy wjro .is fal
lows :
Silver bir * . ( l-.l o : Mexican ilolhtM , 5S
V.'HC. Slifhtilrattf , loc ; ti
\IMV VurU
NRW YOHK. Nov. 'J7.-Tlio followlnj nrj tie !
OHlnir mlaliii ; quo'ntlous :
IHiiw-or untnriu . "DO
Chollar . 1st ! onlilr . 11.1
Crown i'olut . at ) I'lvaioulh . ' . ' 0
Con. CaU A Va. . . . 10S Otuclttilver
Demhvood . 11" nM. . .loon
noiikl , V Carry. . . . 6S Mlern Knvim.i . 14
Hnle \oroross. . . 10.1 Staiul.inl Con . 100
HimieMaUu . 121101) ) Union Cor , . -lii
Iron Sliver. Yellow Jacicot. . . . US
Mexican . CO
asked ,
I'Miinneltil N'fiti'x.
11OSTON' , Nov. 27.-Clcarlngs , JI ! > ,701,5S1 ; bal-
nnces , t2SSiX9.1S.
11ALTI.MHUK. Xov. 27.-ClcnrlnB ! " . jf21.9C5 ;
balances , $ SCS,0."d.
Ni\V YOUIC , Nov. IJ.-CloarhiBS , } l33.S7Srai :
balances. } S,12S,2 S.
rilll'ADUIjPIUA , Nov. 27.-Clc.irliiKS , JI2,03I.-
G4. > ; balances. Jl.W.i. JS.
ST. IjOt'lri. Nov. 27. Clearings , } I.S9SCO : bal-
anees. J.ltxms. Money , CfS per cent : New > rk
oxchitiKe , COc premium bid ; 7."ic premium nfked.
nilPAUO , Nov. 27.-riearliiKi < . $ lf.M'C,7ll. !
Money. C 7 per cent : New York exchange , rc
premium ; foreign exchange , ilrmj demand ,
sixty daya , Jl.iSli.
NKW YOHK , Nov. ! 7.-l'Ol'l1KK-Optlon9 !
opened steady , with pi Ice * 105115 points lower ;
illicit moderately active and grin-rally weak , fol
lowing unfavorable cables , foreign helling , heavy
receipts , lurse visible mpply for the United
States , and lnactl\e fpot market ; clofed barely
steady and unchanged to oiil'O points lower ;
sales , 23r,00 lians. Including Iiecember , $9.tSp
M ; Maivh , Sd.snfln.W. Sp.'t ' colTce , Itlo. quiet ;
Invoice , ! 10 ; Jobbing. Jin.f.O. . Mild , quiet : Cor
dova , -J 15. f.OfJ . 17.2.1. Total warehouse deliveries
fr. m New York , tUM bags ; New York stock ,
311. CS7 bags : I'nlted Plates stock. SS2.KI bass :
nlln.-U for the tlnlted States. 320.000 b'igs ; total
visible Mipply for the fnlted Ktntea , 702.1S1 bags ,
against ri33r,92 baKS last year.
SANTOS , Nov. Z7.-COKKR13 Slcnily : good ov
erage Santrs. 11..VOO rels ; iccclpts , 20,000 bags ;
stick , CJ4.CIO lings.
IIAMIIUIIO , Nov. 27. COKI-'ni-J-Qlllct ; U Pfg.
decline ; rnlcs , 7,000 bags.
K1O , Nov. 27. rOt-'I-'UK Quiet ; No. 7 lllo.
11,050 iris ; exclianae , S5-32d ; lecelpts , 7.WK )
bags ; cleared for the fnlted States , S.POO
lings ; cleared for Kurope , 3,000 bags ; stock , 371-
000 bags.
lIAVIli : . Nov. 27-rOKK13i : Clo ed quiet , with
Fiplember unchnnped and other months Jlf net
dtcllne sales , 45.CCO bags.
Wool .llarkct.
HOSTON. Nov. 27. The Commercial nulletln'B
wool niaiket rays : The market Is quiet , yet the
sales show n marked Increase. Tne cales are In
large blocks , mid have been made ny a lew
houses. A few of the biggest mnnnfaeluirni
have been In town , and they bought large blocks
of Australian and territory wools , which they
hnvo stowed away for future use , believing the
market Is going higher , anything In the way of
baigulns , e.-peclally In foreign wools , has been
quickly snapped up. The palm of the week arc
l.43 > .f < 00 Ibs. domestic. ] .7i 2.000 Ibs. foielgn ,
ncalnst 2.ihl.lUO ) Ibs. domicile and OS7.000 Ibs.
forelsn last week , and 2,213,500 Ibs. domestic and
( U4.0CO Ibs. foreign for the fame week last year.
Sales to date show a decrease of 37r,5.1"n Ibs.
domestic , and 32,776.200 lb. . foretell from the
sales to rutiH * date In ISM. The receipts to date
ehow n decrease of 113,410 bales domestic and
4G,4 ! > 7 bales foreign.
Xf\v Vorlc WlH'nt.
Nn\V YOHK , .Nov. 27. The bulls got under
wheat again today anil llftej prices to the
highest point of the year. Opening at SS = ic , le-
combcr advmiccil steadily to MIIJ.C , which Is the
hlKh pnlnt of the year , touched November 1.1.
The feeling nmong local traders WIIH Intfiisely
bullish , mid few of them think the present
advance will culminate this fide of dollar wln-at
In Ne\v York. Inlluentlal factr.is In tmln > 's nd-
vnuce were strong cables , nitnrrvil unfavorable
Argentina news and ll ht spring wheat receipts.
NHW YOHK. Nov. 27. SI'OAH Haw , quiet ,
but Ftcady ; fair rellnlng. 2'kc. centrifugal , 00
test , 3'ic. ' Hellncd. quiet ; Mnndanl "A , " 4ic ! ;
confectlunerr. ' * * A , " 4Wc : cut loaf , Co.
IjONIJON , Nov. 27. HL'OAll l\me , dull ; little
doing ; centrifugal Java , 10i 4''jd ; Muscovado ,
fair refining , 10s. Heel fugar , dull und lower ;
November , Us HsJ ; December , Os 3d.
Toledo CJrnlll.
TOLRUO. Nov. 27.VHI3AT Higher ; steady ;
No. 2 cash nnd December , OSc ; May , 60e.
COHN Active : steady ; No. 2 mixed , Mlic.
OATtS-liull : No. 2 mixed , ire.
IlVi : Active ; No. 2 cash. 40o.
OJ-OVRH SiniJ Hull ; steady ; prime Decem
ber , $ , 'i.M. _
MlNNKAl'OUS , Nov. 27. WII1JAT November
nnd December , Wie ; May , WKc ; on track. No.1
I hard , TOte ; No. 1 noithern , S2ic ; No. 2
northern , OHe ; receipts' , 249 cars.
Oil City .llnrUft.
OilCITY. . Nov. 27. Credit balances. JI.CS ;
certlllcates. no hi Is ; clust-d. olTcied at Jl.OS ; bhlp-
ments , 157,700 bbls. ; runs , ' 1CI , 420 bbla.
Dry ( iooiis.
MANCIinSTEH , Nov. 27.-The markets for
cluths and yarns Is quiet , without quotable
change. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
M''l'lHro U'hent.
SAN KnANCIsro. Nov. 27. WHIAT Strong ;
December , Jl.50 % ; May , Jl.Clr ; .
KOKKOAST OK TODAY'S WMATIIKK.
K Will Iti'iitnin Coltl In .Vi-liranKii inn :
In Xciirhy .Sii ( -n ,
WASHINGTON , Nov. 27.-The forecast for
Saturday Is :
For Nebraika anil South Dakota Fair ;
c-onllnueil ( on tempi rat ure ; north winds.
For Colorado and Wyoming Generally
fair ; cold weather ; northeast winds.
For Montana Fair ; var.ahle winds.
For Kaunas and Mlssoti.i Fair ; colder ;
north winds.
For Iowa Fair ; continued cold ; north
winds.
l.oeal Iteeonl.
OFFICK OF THE WKAT11RU HURKAU.
OMAHA , Nov. 27 Omaha record of rainfall
and temperature , compared with correspond-
Maximum temperature ! Jl : "J "I
Minimum tempcraturo . . fi 21 i'S . ! )
Average temperature . . . . 7 : ' - "I ' '
Halnfall . T .00 .00 T
Hecord of tompcrature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and slnco March 1 ,
Normal ti inporatiiro for thu ( lay 31
Deficiency for the day 27
Ai-eiinilllatcil ilclleleney nliU'L.March 1..1S3
Normal precipitation for the ilay Oil Inch
Dcllclency for the day i Inch
Total precipitation wlnco Mch. 1..3I.74 Inches
K.xeeps tilneo March 1 ri fltl'.nc-boH
Dellcicncy for cor. purled , IKM..1U.1S Incjif-H
UollcU-ncy for cor. period , ISiil. . 11.70 Inches
HeiorK ( I'roni SlalloiiM ill K 11. in.
T Indicate * Iruce of picclpllutlui ) , , 'llclow
zero..no. ' .
run HKAI.TV .MAHICIT.
IN8THU.MUNT8 placed on record I-'rhlay ,
November 27 1SSC :
WAItHANTY I
J.clRbton and wlfo to ] > H
Smith , trustee , lot 23 , Diivonpo.'t'H
nub . s i
li O PodKo to ICII llrown , I ) 50 foot lot
4 , block ll'i. ! ' Omiiliii. . , . ] 330
A li Heed nnd wlfo to Julie .Milfoil-
aid. lot 15 , block 1. Koitrr'n add. . . . JiO (
Aleail liivoBtmcnt company to Oin.ilm
HiilldliiK InvvBtmcnt company , n
lotH 1 and " . block. Z'il , Onialiii anil
11 tract adjoining . io,000
Qt'IT CLAIM PKICIj.S.
Joscpblnr- Yon Wlmlhelm and lain-
band to Jiino MoDonald , lot l' ' ! ,
block 1 , For.stor'H add. . . }
IJKKUS.
Hherlff in CorrlDKton I'ubllahltu ; oom-
puny , o y feet of w " 5 fcot of n
' , i lot 4 , block < ! , 1'arU I'lnco . J.003
.MiiHlcr In ohiiiu-fy to II I ? Lombard ,
lota 37 nml 3S , Hodlck'H . S.027
Sheriff tu MOHCH C'hiiHo , part lot 27
In 21-15-13 . M7
Total timount of irunslcrs . Jlii.Ml
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Not Enough Oattlo on Stile to Test Strength
of Trade ,
SALES MADE AT LITTLE BETTER PRICES
ixlliCNo Driuv .Soineo lint , lint Hit
I'cellnir U ( Ji-uei'iilly .sironuer
lloKOtien Aollvci but
. Close tinkler , ,
SOUTlt OMAHA , N'ov 27. ItccclnW for
the ilnya Indtcaton were :
Cnttlo. Ilogd. Shod ) , Horses ,
Novwnbcr 27 310 2,772 213 . . . .
November 20 1.2M 2,550 S.ijjU 23
November 23 3,211 DI3'3 0S ; . . . .
November 24 3.77S 4.SS3 SIS 4
November 23 1,680 1.52S 1.4SI 43
November 21 i.oaj a.u7 . . . .
November 20 1.C21 2311) 2,371
November ID 2.5U9 2.HS 310
November IS l.K'K 3,280 2,121
November 17 2,001 4.1S ) 69 163
The olllclnl number ot ears of stock
brotiKht In today by each road wns :
Cattlo. llasw. Sheet ) .
C. M. RSi. . P. lly 1
O. & St. I. . Hy 2
Missouri JiiclhY lly 1 : i
Union Pacific system. . . lu ]
11. , t II. II. II. II 13
C. II. I. .t P. , west. . W 2 .
c. St. P. M. & o. Hy. : t -i
V. K. .t M. V. U. 11. . 7 J
Total receipts SO 40 1
The disposmion ot the iliy'fl ; receipts wns
aa follows , each buyer imrclmsliig the
number of head Indicated :
Cultlo. llos ? . Sheep ,
a. II. Hammond Co. . . . S3 1,12 }
Swift and Company. . . . IS ! wJ
Cudahy Pnckllif ; Co. . . . 2.S . l.:0
H. Hcckcr & UPgan. . . . 39
J. li. Parey H <
l.obman .t llotbschilds. . 2OT
\V. I. Stephens 31
llonton .t Underwood. . 23
Huston & ( "o Gl
Other buyers 1S -j"
l.oft over . 1W j.1 .1
Total 1,1 1 3-05 ! 243
CATTl.H-Wlth Ir-ss than 1,1.00 fresh cattle
reported In the yards nnd very hjvv liold-
overa. there wore not enniun to make inucli
of a showlntt on the market , rmorday
bcltiK a holiday , few cattle wore i xl't > tl1' { '
in and no ono wns disappointed with the
size of the run. , . . .
What Ullllns cattle were here sold rcailll\
at prices that were a llttlo stronger , both
cows and ntit-r hclnB In uood deinand.
The oiTcriiiBS were all tnUen inrly. A load
of fairish steers sold at $1.15 nnd a pb ce
of tl load at $1.20. The fuel Hint beef eatlle
have been solllnf , ' nt pretty stroiis prlcos
hereIn comparison wHli other n" " > ' 'a
was dcmotiHtrated on Wednesday , when a
load of cattle that cost SI cm this marUet
on Mondr.y aold In CblciiBO at S3.W.
of uct.vlt ! .
There was no jreni amount
developed In the fceiter innrket. AH It
mrnniiv iifiniuMitt nt t bo time of u boll-lay.
there "wan very lltllo counlry demanit uni
regular operator * woio not very tlv
buyors. In the ontl overythlim channel !
hands. ItopriiSintative sales :
NATIvnS.
II. M. Wlnslow.
ITcoivs 9S2 2 ( .0 13 feeders. . . . ilO 3 4- >
22 heifers 933 2 W
IIOOS On account < , f yesterday being a holiday
llio trains nil came In with light loads and the
total iccelptM today were very little larger than
yejterday. The market opened fairly active and
Jo hl-her , but toward the last , after the most
urgent onlern weie tilled , rused cff and cliuuil
very little better than yctterdny
The early fales of heavy hogs were largely
nt 53.20ff3.25. as agalnpt JS.lSffa J > eMeiday , and
IlKhl weights told up to ! 3.40 , the fame as yen-
Tile pens were cleared nt an early hour and
the maiket , ns a v/hole , wns In very satlnfactory
condition. Hcprcmitallvo e'
rs . : ; ; , to 3 yi < .i . . &c : w 325
Cl . 3IS 200 320 C7 . : SO ICO 323
.9 . 341 . . . 320 70 . 277 110 U SO
50 . S4S SO 320 71 . 253 ICO 330
,0 . 331 SO 320 Cl . 233 TO 350
.1 . 3C1 240 320 73 . 215 0 335
1 . 521 . . . 322W fO . 211 . . . 333
,7 . 214 . . . 322W 59 . .Vj . . . 335
C5 . KQ ICO 32ZW C7 . SS3 40 340
cs . ai7 . . . .1 22 ,5 iw . iai ice 3
6 < i . 343 . . . 322Vj 101 . 193 ICO 3-10
. ,5 . 315 . . . 3251 ,
PIGS-ODDS AND 1INDS.
3 . 200 . . . 123 1 . 240 . . . .123
2 . 1W . . . 3 CO 21 . 112 . . . 325
4 . 157 . . . 320
BIIRUI' Only ono load was pvohed nml It
onslDtnd ofeedeiv. . There wrro no mutton
lii/cp In thu yurdi * io make u list of the muikui.
fiin'AJt ) i.ivi-j s'l'dcic.
V.'llh n CHOI ) Deiiuinil I'rlees for llnt-.n
\ VITI.Slronfir. .
CHICAGO , Nov. -Theic n niiong inar-
jut for rnltlc. Common to bctt cteera soil ( it
nmi 13.10 to JJ.rO. with Ihe bulk of U | H ut
from 11,25 to 15 , dnd a good many xik-s oe-
ciirrsd ubov Jl. titdckeri unrt fcinli-ii , sold ac
tively al from J2.50 1,1 ( I , i-oniii'ji | utm-Uvrs ruling
loner , whlln thu bel fender * were higher. CNH
sab- i were larii ; > ly in fr.im J2 to JJ. bulls it-lllnu
inontly ut from fSdo 15.23. und a few i-nlvm
sold lip to J.i ; ) . Trxu' iMttlu s < dd ut ri'.ni
12,75 tu J.1 f-ir KIUJIH htuers uliU ni from } ' ! to 14.11
for fed ylUfm , whll" bulls , lu-Ueili ri.id "HWH
bruiiuht from $ ' . ' .23 to 13.15. A fvw ui > t.'in nuu-
nlii-rH fold nt finni U i'i to S.1.7fl.
With a. good ildiiuml , piluvn lor h < .us vui-
iniiiiiKor la a nlckol hlghvr. :4U : | . , IWMI ul
fiom 13.05 tu J3.50 for cfiinnii.il In pilni- | , .t , Hi-
bulk uf thu IIOBS Koine nt from J3.23 t. . j.i n.
A good ( H-tnntul exli.led for tthavn , Hiih-n w-ir
ma < 1o of Inferior lo prime Rhrc-p ut fiom tl 5-i
to I3.CO , weslcins at frum 4250 to Jl an. exp'it
Khetp at frum ! 3.23 In W.bi , ri-iilein n > rr m Jso
to (5 , yearlings lit from J3 M ) tu it , mel 1-inl.s
at fimn M lo J3.3J. Hl'.fep foil laiK.-ly Ht IV.i , ]
J..50 lo I5.U ) . nnd hiinbii ul fiftni Jl in J1.
lleet-lpt" ! Cntllc , 4,500 hcnil ; hofit , lU.O i l , < , !
ftiecp , 7,000 head.
St. LoulN Llvi > rilM < U ,
ST. LOI'IH , Nov. 27.-CATTLi-Ilec.'lpt : r. iy i
head ; mnrUet Hti-ndy to UII-OIIK ; natlvo hipiiiu
steeis , fl.M' ' 4.M ; bulk nf mm. ! > l.'n/ ' | . , i.
iliini.-i ) | l/eef and butcher's mtis , J.4M - . ' " ;
bulk "f laltK. t3.USN.iO ; oavt and belferii , 11. , . ' , / /
3.30 ; TI-XIIH nnd liidj.in fleers , f. . Pyj.73 ; n.wd.
J1.50W2.V , .
IlOflSHiicelpts , K.dCO hrinl ; m.ukft 5SMOu
lilKla-i-i light , J3.30 f3.4' ' ) ; mixed , J1.lKVJ.j5 : ; h.'ii- . , ,
HHKHI1 llrcelpls. 1,000 bend ; ma.Uct ntroi * ;
nutlMi nniltons , ji.50f3.:0 | ; Inrnbs ,
\ < MV York LlStoi'li. .
NKW YUIIK , Nov. 2T. -lM-v | > I' , . , , ) , , ! ,
1 221 Ill-nil : licllvo anil fliin : native Mner * tl O''rj
'a.fl ( , Trxnlis3M. . taK and I/XHH , Jl. 'Wft ' " ' .
billlH , J2.COi > 1i5 , dry rows , JISOiiJT' , . i-.ilites
> | Uulu Ameilcan sleeii ul
weK ; shei-p nt S < T < * P. drensed weight , refrig
erator beef nt "WT io. exports liminrrow , I.S4S
l eeves , 500 Miecp nnd 4.WS ntiartois of in of.
SHKIJP AND L.VMItSHecelpts , l , hemll
quiet nnd generally Heady ; sheep. Ji.iftfM.M.
HtHlS-ltiTelpts , , ! ! bend ; steady nt J3.7 ( > t
4.15.
ICiuiMiio Cltj Llvr Stoeli ,
KANSAS CITY , Nov. -CATTI.K Urrelptn.
7 , W hend : ililpnipnt . 2,100 head. Market steady
to strong an. . I ncllvi < ; Texas sleets , | 2.4ivtl 10 ;
Texni cows , Jl.70 < * 2 S ; nnllxn fleers. U.iD > ( tl o ) ,
native cows , )1.S H3.M : rtorkrrs and feeders ,
jr > W3. ! > t : bulls , JI.H ! > t(3.05.
lIOOS-Heci-lpts , ' lO.iW bend ; shipments , 100
head. Maiket sliong to ( > e lilKher ; imlk of
snips , J3.SUtT3.SO ; lu-n\y , t4.IMfll5 ; pncki-rs , J3 10
3.SO ; mixed , J3. Hf3.S7V4 : lights , J3.10 jrt ST. ,
Yorkers , JS.8lirJ.35 ( ; plos , J2.SOCJ.10.
SHIJIIP liwclits | , 2.CW head : shipments , l.fOO
head , Markrt sirongj lambs , Ji.75fl.io ; , mut
tons , Jl.30ijM.2S. _
StncK In Slfrlit.
Itccon ! at rrcplpts of live stock nt the four
principal iimrkctB , November JJ , 1U'C ' :
Cattle. HoKS. Sheep.
South omiaa . s3 2.iw > ) : ia
Clllengn . 1,500 KMTO 7.0C01
Kansas City . 7.000 10000 S.etXJ
St. I iuls . g.uOO S.iHH ) l.roo
Totnls . . . . 20.373 J9C ) 10l
1'i-ill-ln . .
PIJOHtA , Nov. 27-COUN-Stfmly ; No. 2 , 23e ;
No. > , 22o.
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2 white , StMf. No. 3 while.
17 < TOe.
HY 13 Nominal ; No. 2 , 3Sc.
WHISKY MiuKel rtendy : llnlshcil goods on
the bn U nf J1.1S for blub wines ,
llHCI51PTS-Coiii , 73.4JO bus. ; oats , 6S.MO 1ms. ;
rye , none ; whisky. 75 gait. ; wheat , 6.400 bus.
SHIPMnNTS-Cotn , 11250 bus ; oata , 7I.7M )
bus. ! rye , m-tie ; whUky. 2,465 gals. : wheat ,
10 , SCO bus ,
iivitTi7.i < : i ) AI'IMTITIS. :
A Story \Vlili-li SluiUM MiMv Oeciilt Unl
Ix MHehetl In tiiiliiHlrlnl Arl.
"Ono of the oililc3t llilngs I over saw. " rc-
marld'il a physician to the Washington Star
man , "I saw In n kind of n hotel , or rather
feeilery , at the Chicago stock yards. "
"Men or cattle ? " qm < rlcil a listener.
"Men ; and Kooil men. I wasn't bonnllng
there , liit I litiew the pronrlclor of Iho
place and had hoot ) his physician hi fore 1m
went lo Chlc.iRo. nnil after h' > KOI there ho
inado money enonih to pay mo tn conic
down and look over lii fc-nllv about twlco
a year. I lived nnly 103 mlles a\\iy nirl
UBtially made tny trips lietwirn the dnyllg'it '
nnd datk , taking my nnonday mt.il with
him , nt which time ills tr.uln dlnins room
had from 100 to 200 dli.cni In It. A gie.it
many of th > - u"ere tranat-lents nid ; very
many more were green und unsophlyi'e.iteil '
young men from Iho country who had conio
In will ) stock and were utterly unused io
city wajo.
"On the day In question I s.it with Iho
proiirlotor nt bin llttlo lookout dealt , from
which ho kept nn eye on the IHMIIUTO and
watched the people eat. winch Is not us had
n allow na you might tnlnk , If you never
wllnei-sed such n performance. .Vj we , .it
there 1 noticed ono wain r , n dirli-sklnncil.
SvoiiKall-looUlnjT chap. wl.r. inatetd of rav
ing a territory assigned him ir-cmcd toorlc
all over the dining loom , llo waa a worker ,
too , ami first attracted mo hy thu way ho
handled Ills people.
i spoke io IHO proprietor about him
nml ho told me to watch him , nnd hit would
toll mo about him nn noon as he had time. I
followed his advice , nnd saw that the
waiter would apparently spot a man us ho
came In , nnd when ho reached a chair ho
would bo there with n bow and n smllo
ready to wall on him. The man would
seem to start , as If recognUliiK him , nml
would sit down nnd begin to look nervous.
"The waiter , In the incantlmo , kept hla
eye on him , and would lake his order.
Often the order wns extremely light , cover-
lug only a cup of ten or a piece of meat
nnd brcnd , or possibly a clano of milk , 01a
bowl of bread nnd mill : . The waiter would
ninllo nnd seem to Insist on Iho KUCKC
taking more , but the guest shook hbi head
nnd DOOM finished his frugal repast. As
.1 physlcjin , 1 wondered how men v. ho
worked an Ihoso did could fet ; alont ; with
so llttlo food.
"That afternoon the proprietor smiled
wl'rn 1 naked him about the peculiar waiter.
'Ho'a a jewel , " ho said , ' 111111 he's worth
more to mo than any waiter I've KOI ,
though I'm always n lltllo afraid of him ,
and to keep hint In jood humor I pay him
nbaut CO pur cunt moro than 1 do nny of
the others. I don't Know what he docs ,
and I never speak of It to anybody , and
only lo you because you nro my family
physician , but ho bus a way of pIckliiK out
the people he wants to wait on as they
rome In. and v. bci : ho gets hold of them
ho makes them cat what ho wants them
to.
" 'Sometimes n big. hearty fellow will gaj [
end apparently Kit alek when bo nils down
to the iablo , and after a bite or two ho.pays
his bill and ROCK out. That doesn't happen
often , though. Ills way Is to make his people
ple cat just a liltio of the cheapest Ibln K
ll'o a 115-cant dinner , you know and many
tlucs : a ilass of milk and bread or u pic. e
of plo will be nil they wnnt , and they uill
go out perfectly satisfied lo pay . " "i rents for
It. It Isn't any of my business to ask about
their health or their appetite , and I don't. I
leave my waiter to do Hint , ' nnd the
proprietor smiled Innocently rather tli.-.ii in
guile.
" 4 didn't wnnt to spoil a good thing , but
I thought I ought to , " continued the phy-
sh-lan , "and I proceeded to tell my friend
chut the waiter was n Svcnsall by HP- way ,
IP- had noM'i- heard of such a pcrnouami
uas defrauding the patrons of the restaurant
b.v hypnotizing them and sending them out
lillutl only with suggestions , nnd that v.hlia
It might he extremely remunerative , It wns
not light at all , ntid the waller should bn
aont away. Then thinking my ndvlco wu.ihl
bo followed , of course , 1 took my departure.
Si : nionth.s later I t-nmo back nnd Iho first
man 1 tiaw In the dining room was Svtiuiill.
I fancy. " and the phynlclnn sighed , "tho
Chicago cllmnto or something must bavo
hna nn effect on my friend's moral sensibil
ities. "
MI u .STAHTL-I : > HIM.
linl ItVns Only liy ( h , . i\-felKi- : of
< ! t > ml < ; encrnl ! il | > In ( I , , . . 'HM ( . .
There was a look about the woman's eye ,
relates the Washington Star , which In.li-
caled that who had asKcd hot- husband for
the last llmo to do what she wanted. H
was not nn a.-igty look ; it was merely an
expression which showed that ordinary
means had fulled anil , iho must try Unease.
I lor husband , who was bitting on the iu > p ,
looked over the top of his paper as she
paused him to go to the front gate.
"I'm goliiR after that loaf , of biead you
spoke of In a few minuter now , " ho said
apologetically.
"I'm not going to
make any more re
quests , " she answered. Ii-t : no did not
hijar her. Nil fuco wa , again burled in his
newspaper.
I'retently she cntno rushing up thu walk
and exclaimed :
"Ono of thu neighbors saw a patrol wagon
go up Ihe nlruot at a gallop and ( urn llio
corner toward the grocery. Thorc must
liavo been a flghl or Komeihlnir. "
Wllhotit n woj-d he had grabbed his hat
In an Instant and wns go'ni ; down clip si rent
lit a rate which nia'Ht.vo baby earring-- - !
turn out for fruioi n collhiloii. As Ills
wjfo gazed aftei him aha saw him going
around the corner no Jast that the cen
trifugal foreo threw him over on ono nHo.
In.Iho or tc-ll inlnuteu be vanio bail : ; . lie
huixled her n bundle und i-i-a'-lied for hla
papur , saying :
"Here's lhat bread Aa long as I wa. KO
near the grocery 1 tluntght I would ret it
and etcip jour frettinii iionttt it. Uut I
didn't see unv dls'tirbuuce. ' "
"Aro you talking about tho. pntrol wa-jon
and the crowd ? " tdi Inijulrtd luuojeiitlv
" 01 coiliisu , 1 nm "
"Why , that all liappi-ncd day before J-I.R.
icrday. Hut J'ju c\cr so glad you not ihu
urcud , dear. "
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 1 ( M ! ) . Omnli i , NJ'.J ,
COMMISSION
N : [ JiiVSIJlS ( ) ! ; AXD : SfOKJ
. llvntlit Tuilv ,
. - 'let wire * to miuiiM nnd Nrw York.
: i.irtiqxiniiHita ; John A. Vfurrtn h O
HIDES
] IUhi.- m irkot iiriuu p'lid ,111-1 - prompt ivi irn
llefar iiiv Umnln Nullounl ll ink.
F , S , HUSH & , CO. ,
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