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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1897)
THE DAILY BE1D : THlfflSDAT , NOVEMBER 4 , IS ! ) ' 11 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Tnrns Weak on Visible Increase and Disappointing' Exports , CLOSE AVERAGIS ABOUT A CENT LOWER Oiiln A < lviiti < ! C'H Krarlliiiiallrvllli In- iK-lirmlriit SlrciiKtli Corn In Slow mid I'rnvUlniiH Arc u Simile Iitmur. . . CHICAGO , Nov. 3. After ruling steady nil inoinlnfi wheat turned wc.tlc und closed ( it declines of % ifHie for December and l ll/4c for May. A , largo visible Increase and dis appointment of the export business , which wan reported very lartjo curly In the scs- Riot/ , were In the main responsible for the aellliiK and consequent decline. I'rovtalona closed a Rhado lower. Oats alone of all the murkutn wns linn and advanced Uflc. Tradurs In.h.nt hnd evidently not forgot , ten B'iow'8 report on the winter wheat con. dltlon which was given out yesterday. An advance of W o at Liverpool before tradIng - Ing commenced here was probably due In large purl to the threatened winter wheat disaster. December , which stopped at Me yesterday , was wanted at the opening at from MViti to &CT4C , und Sliiy , the previous duy'a closing price of which was 'MWa US-He. found buyers at from 9IM > e to SMHe. Now Vork telegrams reported liberal accept ances both from the United Kingdom and continent of offers cabled the night before. One llrm had buying orders at the opening from I'arls and Antwerp for about 3WWM buxhcls of May whc.it. A falling off In northwest receipts was a factor. Chicago received 123 cars. Minneapolis and Utilutn letiortcd SIS cars ; lust week 7GG were re ceived. Receipts for two days last year , ono n holiday , were 2tWT cars. Seaboard clearances wuro equal In wheat and Hour to 5i7.0W bushels. Spot wheat In Liverpool WIIH linn , lid higher. lradslrcet' ! report of the world's visibly made tlio Increase In this country cast of the Heckles -1,103,000 bushels and In Kuropo and nlloat an Increase of 2- 200,000 bushels , or 0,303,000 bOshels In all. The market up to the time of the receipt of UrmlHtroet'a had lluctuatrd over a com paratively narrow range , . December selling aa high as 90TAc , and as low as 96V o , but It turned very weak on receipt of lirnd- streut's report , llnally getting Into a state of utter collapse. Kurly liv the day It was claimed In a loose way that l.WO.WJ bushels lnu'l been sold at New York and outports for early forcljni Shipment , but later that wim known to be a grosa exaggeration , the actual sales being not to exceed forty boat loads , or Ii20GCO bushcla. Even that was Bald to Include the fourteen loads reported thu day before. A private cablegram from 1'arla , reporting resellers of American wheat at DC lower than It was now being offered for here , was probably what In duced Home of the unloading- long wheat that started the last break. December sold as low as S.'iVltU , and closed at ! )5V4 ) < i(9oo. ( May declined to ! )2Vlc ) , and was bringing Ii2vtc at the close. Corn was very slow. The market was fairly firm whlln wheat kept above yester day's prices , but when that market de clined corn did off with an ease that was somewhat surprising. Light receipts , 2GS oi < , r3 , had sonio ulluonce on the llrm open- Ing' Thorn was considerable December for sale and a slight widening of the Decem ber-May spread resulted. Shipping demand wns rather poor. Cables were ' /id higher. December ranged from 2GT c toGUc and closed ' / < .c lower at 2GUc. Oats weru stronger than anything- the floor and a good trade was done. The buyIng - Ing was quite fioneral , and excellent cash demand , heavy seaboard clearances. 902,000 bushels for two days , and small receipts , 1H ! ! < Mirs , all helped to create a llrm market. The market fell back a little later In the day , but the closing was strong at an ad vance. December ranged from 194c to lUVic , closing -TiiC higher at 19&C. Provisions were steady during the early morning. The yellow fever situation was Improved by frosts. Packers , however , gave the market no support and prices gradually weakened , although no material decline ensued. Trade was excessively dull. . At the close December pork was 2V4fI5c lower at $7,55 < ! I7.C7l& . December lard a shade lower nt W.2U { ? 1.22V& and December ribs unchanged at { 1.45 , Estimated receipts Thursday : Wheat , 130 cars ; corn , -120 cars ; oats , 270 cars ; hogs , 32,000 licml. Leading futures ranged aa follows : Artlclen.1 Onjn. | UUh. I tow. I Cloao. [ Yustdy. Wheat- Nov. . . 00 Ico. . . . ! WS ! HO May. . . UIM II3X8M Corn- Nov . . . 20 Dec. . . . ; 'IU * UU ! < 2U JIny. . . yo ? ( JOS Oats- Dec. . . . HIM nm May. . . 211 , Pork Deo. . . , 7 111) 7 (12 ( ! 7 f,7 7 00 Jan. . . . 8 05 SOS 3S ? 1 B 00- U OB Lunl Dec. . . . 4 21) 4 ' . > 2 4 20 4 22 4 22W Jail . . . 4 3i Sh'tlllbH Deo. . . 41C 4 43 Jan. . . . 45 4 47H 4 43 4 45 4 47.4 No. 2. Cash quotations were as follows : FLOUIl Steady ; hard spring patents , $4.90ir C.10 ; soft patents , $ l.55j > 4.t > 0 ; bakers , $3.GOV3.feO ; winter stniUhts. $4.COff4.7i > . AVHEAT No. 2 spring. 87U8'S8lic ; No. 3 spring , R93e ; No. 2 red. 9GSiU8c. CORN No. 2.25il j2Ge. OATH-No. 2. 19iol9Vi. f. o. b. ; No. 2 white , J3W23 o ; No. 3 white. 22Vl 23c. RYE No. 2 , 47'j47 ; , c. HARLEY No. 2 , 2C' f42 < 1. FLAX.SEED No. I , $1.0631.08' , $ . TIMOTHY SEED-I'rime , $2.c : > . PROVISION ! ? Pork , mess , per bbl , , $7.53W7.60. Uir.l , per 100 Ibs. , $1.25. Short ribs sides ( loose ) , $4.3004 70. Dry called shoulders ( boxed ) , } ) .75ir B.OO ; plimt clear shies ( boxed ) , $4.75ff4.87Vi. " WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. , $1.18. SUGAR-Cut loaf , . } 5.1 ; granulated , $5.2t. QuotiitloiiN of tlu > Day on Ovnurul CoilllllOlIltll'H. NEW YORK. Nov. 3. Fl-OUR Receipts , 38,510 bbl ; exports. 11.709 Mils ; inudenilt'ly active cloMlni ; weak anil loner ; Minnesota patente , J5.iOG5.50 ; Minnesota bakers' . SI 33V4.GJ ; winter patents , J3.00&52J ; winter stialuhts. ll.70OI.Cl ) ; winter cxtnis , } 3.40ffl.0)0 ; winter low Kr.tdes , 3.l if3.15. Rye tluur dull ; funcy. H.VJU'S.ii ) . Uuckwhent Hour , iiulct , J1. < OM1.W 1IUC1CWUEAT Steady , 37U3ic ) HARM'jy Klrni ; SS'ic. 1IARI.EY MAI/1' Dull ; western , 57rOlc. WHEAT Reci'lplH , ai ! > ,000 bu ; i-x | > urta , 30003 ! bu. Spot , wouU ; Nu. 2 red , 11.01 % ; No. 1 hard , J1.03H. Oplluim opened steady und on cahlt-H forulk-n buylni ; declined under a bl ? Increuso In Iradstrti.'t'fl vlslhle , ritlllrd on heavy export trnd- Ini- , but collupst-il under liquidation , claslntr lu'ivy at KllVfcC net , loss. Haifa Included No. i rfd. Novinheer closinl at U'.lc ; Uect'inber , SSWcW Jl.W 3-IC , closed HSKc. CORN Hico pt . liiS.SW bu. ; exports , 06,10) bu. ; spot , weak ; Nu. : , xo. . Opllun.1 opened tii\ily with wheat , cased oit under prospective. larger rt'cvlptu and Ihu lutu break In wheat , clojliu liUUc net lower ; Noveinbor cla cj at 30o ; Uo cumber , MUtfMnic , clohod 31Uc , OATH Rt-ralpts , 4tS,7 ( hu. ; expoits , 340.00.1 bu. Spot , Him ; No , S , Sl'.ic. Options wrro iiulet but uteudler on the gtrenuth of cash imts. closlnR Uo nut higher , 'Uccumher , 2lltfHic ! , clonei 21 lie. HAV-uli-l ; uhlpplnir , Jl.Wlfl.W ; gjod ta chiilc-o. } .uoW7.CO. 1IOPH Klnn ; ntute , common lo choice , HO } crop , I06c ; 1 M crop , WJc ; 1SU7 croji , Iini7c ; I'uclllo cotist , lbij : crop , 4fj c ; lS5ii crop , 1S.-JI crrp , HUllu. Luiulon murl.el , 631iCis. llinES Quiet ; Oalvi-ston. 15fliic ; Tuxiu dry , IZWISUculiromla. . ITVllSo. IjEATllER ( julft ; hemlock sole. Ilucnoa Ayrt-s. IlKht to heavy welKhts , 2)ViU21Hc. ) PIlOVIHIONS-llet-f. strady ; family. | 9. ( O JO.UOj beer hams. J2l.OMrS5.UO ; p.ii-kcl , IS.50ifJ.6u. Cut nu'Ots. ulendyj pickled bellies. J0.37WWSOO : pli-klnl kh mlde H J3.73 ; p ck ed hanu. { 8.W. 1 a d. quiet ! western t mi. J .f > 0 ; retlneil aulet ; i-untlncnt , II.l > 3. Purk old menu. $ S..r,04rJ.OO ; ne\ > nu-ss. t9.00jW.W ; hort cleur. | 100i > 3l3.oo ; Jam- Ily | ll.OUi.0) . Tallow , dull ; city. 3ic ! , noml- ii.il : country. 3 < i S9.c. Ilrrll.-7i'LT' | : ! ? 'l' ' ' ' : . . _ . ? . > . . IB S ! western _ ElJ3-Ilecclpls. 10 500 Ikir . ! nrmer ; tate and jvnnnylvanla. 16fa20 o ; western. fre h 20c. Ull'JQulet . ; fair to extra , 4Sue'o , ; ; Jatian , MOLASSEa-Qulet ; New Orlejiw. opea kettle. rood to choice , sleady , S5ft31e. OlUS-IVIioUum. npm'pal ; l > nnsyvanl.i | crude , o o , . - Inm waranli. barely steady. J . ( H > bid and $7.00 aiked. Lake copper , dull } 10.SS bid Md $11 tuVcd. Tin , cany ; 113.65 bid nnrt 1117 $ asked. Bp.t | r , dull , 11.10 Md and ' , . . . , unchn.n red. nnd $3. 7H iiSKftl ; brokefn' steady , $1-7S. OMAHA ( Jn.VHRAl , jfARKKTS. Condition of Trmlc nnil anolnllnnn on Hlniilc nnil l.'niKir Produce. EGOS Oood stocKlie. . llUTTEIl Common to fair. Wflle : choice to fancy. I40l7c ; separator creamery , 2Ja ; gathered creamery , 2lc. VKAL Choice fat , SO to 120 Ibs. . quoted at Be ; large and coarse , 40Sc. LIVE POULTUY-Ilenn. 6J4c : cocks. 3 4c ; spring chickens , per lb. , c ; ducks. 8 7o ; tur- PIOEONS Live , 7so ; dead pigeons not wiintea. RAY Upland. $8.00 ; midland. $5.M ; lowland , $ jOO ; rye straw. $1 ; color makes the price on hay ; light bales cell the belt , only top gradei bring top prices. prices.VEGETABLES. VEGETABLES. CELERY-Oood stock , large. 40flj mall , 250 SO'J. SO'J.ONIONSPcr bu. . 450 0. DEANri-Hand-plcked navy , per bu. , $1.40. SWEET POTATOE.S-Perl.bl. , $2.15. CAlillAOB-IIome grown , per lb. . 1V.C1HC. 1'OTATOEa-Home grown , 40a c ; western stock , COM70C. CAULIFLOWER $3.7 : . QUINCES-Callfornla , per box , $1.23. APPLES Winter stock. $2.75 3.00 : Jonathans and fancy varieties , $3.23r California llelle- llower , boxes , $1.60 ! Colorado Jonathans , boxes , J1.CT. . aitAPE.S-CaIlfornla , $1.2101.33. i NEW YORK ailAPES-Pcr Mb. basket , ISO UVtc ; large lots , 12'4OI3c. PLUMS-Idshn and Orenon , 75c5t l.M. CRANIIERRIES-Cnpe Cod , per bbl. , $3.60 ; Wisconsin , boxes , $1.00111.10. CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO PEARS Onod winter nellls , $2.002.23 ; other varieties. $1.SO TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANOES-MexIcan , per box , $4.50. LEMONS Messlnas. $4.2504.50 ; choice Cali fornia , $4.00. T1ANANAS Choice , large stock , per bunch. $2.0)62.23 ) ; medium-sized bunchrs. $1.7532.00. MISCELLANEOUS. NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. , largo Izc , 12c ; Rrazlls , per lb. . lt > o ; English walnuts. per lb. , fancy , soft shell , 13o ; standards , lOff lie ; Illberts , per lb. . lie ; pecans , polished , large. OftlOc ; jumbo , 110120 ! large hlCKory nuts , $1.23 per bu. ; cocoanuts , 4U.O each ; peanuts , raw , 63 5Hc : roasted , OgOVJe. FIGEImportcd fniiuy , 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes. 12c ; 6 crown. 50-lb. boxes. 13314C. HONEY Choice white , lie. KRAfT IVr bhl. . $4.00 ; half bbt. , $2.25. MAPLE SYRUP-Flve-gnl. cans , each $2.25 ; gal cans , pure , p > r doz. , $12,00 ; half-gal , cans , $6.:5 quart cans. $3. CO. UATKS Per GO to 70-lb. boxes , 8c ; Fjrd 9-lb. boxes , 9c , FRESH MEATS. DRESSED I1EEF Good native steers , 7c : good ton-quarters , steers. Go , good hindquarters , 93 ; western steers , CHOiic : fancy heifers , 6 c ; gooa heifers , 6c ; good forequnrtcrs , heifers , 6'4c ; good hindquarters , heifers. iVso ; good cows , 5c ; fair cows , " , in5V4o ; common cows , 5Vic ; cow forequar- ters. SJIJ'.Jc Cow hindquarters. 745TSC. 1JEEF CUTS Tenderloins , ISc ; boneless strips. 9c ; strip loins , 7c : rolls , S' c ; sirloin butts , SHc ; shoulder clods. 5i4e ; nimp butts. 6Mc ; steer shoulder clods , 6'.4c ; rump butts , S'/4c steer chucks , 5Vlc ; cow chucks , 4VJc ; boneless chucks , 4c ; cow plates. 3c ; steer plates , 3'io ; Hank steak , CV4c ; loins , No. 1 , lie : loins , No. 2 , I'MJc ' : loins. No. 3 , So : sirloin ends , No. 1 , 9c ; ribs. No. 1 , lie ; ribs , No. 2. S'.lc ; rll > . No. 3 , Co ; steer rounds , "Uo ; cow rounds. 7c ; cow rounds shank elf , Sc ; trlmnilnKs , 4540 * ; beef chunks , 3c ; brains , per doz. 35o ; sweetbreads , per lb. , lOo ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per lb. , 40e : kidneys , per dnz. , 3uc ; ox tails , each 4c ; livers , per lb. . 3c ; hearts , per lb. . 2-vie ; tongues , per lb. , 12',4c. ' MUTTON I nmbs. 7c ; sheep. 6c ; market racks ( loiiK ) , So ; hotel racks ( short ) , lie legs nnd saddles , c ; lamb legs , 9c ; breasts and stews , 3c ; tongue * , each 3c. PORIC Dressed pigs. 60 ; dressed hoes , B\tc- tenderloins , 15c ; loins , 7 < 4c ; spare ribs. 4'.4o ham sausage bulls , GMiC ; shoulders , rough. 5c ; shoul ders , skinned , 5Uc ; trimmings , 5c.eat Ian ) . not rendered. r Je ; heads , cleaned. 3c ; snout and cars. 3c : backlwncs. IHc : cheek meats. 3c ; neck liones , 2c : pigs' tnlls , 3c ! plucks , each Cc ; chit terlings. 60 ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz. , 25c ; stomuchs , each 3o : tongues , each 7c ; kidneys , per doz. . lOc ; brains , per doz. , 15c ; pies' feet , per doz. , 23c ; livers , each 3c. HIDES. TALLOW. KTC. HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7e ; No. 2 green hides Gc ; No. 1 salted hides. 84c ! ; No. 2 green salted hides. 7V4CJ No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. . Sc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , 6c : No. 1 dry Hint hides , HffilS ; .No. 2 dry Hint hides , S 10c ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 9B10c ; part curd hides , ' 4o per lb. le , s than fully tureft. SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each 1375c ; green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) each 15c ; dry' sheurllnga ( short wooled early skins ) , No. I , each 6c : dry flint. Kansas , and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 43c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 34c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per ID. , actual weight , 4 < i3c ; dry Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 304c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to pay freight on them. St. I.nnlH Ooiicrnl MnrUctn. ST LOUIS , Nov. 3. FLOUR-Steady , quaran tine In the south .still haying u restriction on r\VRKAT Ixiwor , closing1 % e for December anil lo for May below yczlerday. December opened % o higher , declined Ic , recovered ? ie and then went oft Ic , closing with buyers at the bet tom. Spot , lower ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator , 98 > 4c ; track. ? 9VitOKc ; No. 2 hard , cash , 0e ; December. 99 ic ; May. 9C c. CORN Futures followed the fluctuations of wheat closely and at the close December had sellers nnd May buyers Uo below yesterday. Spot , lower ; No. 2 cash , 24Uc ; December , 2IX'- ; -May. 27l c. OATS Futures were strong , with a good In quiry. but not much for sale ; spot , higher ; No. 2 cash , elevator. ISHc ; track. 20SjOHjn : No. 2 white. 21V4Ir2"c : December , 20'io ; May , 22 ic. RYE Firm nt 4C'.ic. CORNMEAL $1.40. ItRAN East track , sacked , 4S4SHc ; east track , this side. 50c. FLAXSHED Ix > wer-$1.03. TIMOTHY SEED Prime. $2.65. HAY Choice grades. In demand and strong ; prairie. $7.00fi8.00 : timothy , $7.00B10.50. IJUTTER Steady ; creamery , 195j2l'/4c ; dairy , 12fT19o. EGGR-Sleady at 14c. POULTRY Steady ; chickens , G' c ; ducks. 6JP C'Ao : geese. Gc ; turkeys , 80S',4c. WHISKY-$1.19. COTTON TIES S3c. IlAGGINGmic. . , METALS Lead , lower at $3.7M4Sp lter , n = m- "pllOVISIONS Pork , easy ; standard mess. Job bing. $8.2 TS.50. Inrd , quiet : prime steam , 14 I'fA ; choice. $1.17J4. llaconi ( boxed lots ) , extra short clear , . J3.37W. rlbs J5.62V4 ; shorls. $5.S7V4. Dry-salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. $5.25 ; 'extra ehort clear. $3.00 ; jibs. J5 12 > 4 ; ehoits , $5.25. RECEIPTS Flour. 2.000 bbls. ; wheut , 43,000 bu. corn , 37.000 bu. ; oats. 37.000 bu. SHIPMENTS Flour , 4.000 hhls. ; wheat , 38,000 bu. ; corn , 31,000 bu. ; oats , 23,000 bu. Iliiltimorc MnrUi'tN. nALTIMORE , Nov. 3. FLOUR Dull and un changed ; receipts , 38,557 bbls. ; exports , 10,189 w'lIEAT Dull ; spot , 90UB99V4c ; December , SOTifiWKc ; steftmer No. 2 ted , WiJT94c ; rccilpts. 64,120 bu. ; southern wheat , by rumple , S2e$1.00 ; southern wheat , on grade , 9. > c ® < 1.00. COIIN Easy ; epot , 31Tif"3l'ic ; November or December , new or old. 3Hif31c ; steamer mixed , 2'J',4c ' ; receipts , 94,333 bu. ; ixxports , i > 5,71l bu. ; southern white and yellow , 31 < iT32c , new. OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , 27ff27Hc. ; receipts , 54.971 bu. RYE Steady : No. 2 western , 52'J052'/4c ' ; re ceipts. 39,011 bu. HAY Steady ; choice timothy , $13.001113.50. GRAIN FREIGHTS Very quiet and rates steady ; steam to Liverpool , per bu. , 4'ld , No vember ; Cork for orders , per quarter , : s 9d , No vember ; 3s 7Hd , December. IIUTTER Steady and unchanged ; fancy cream. ery , 23 24c EGGS Firm nnd unchanged ; fresh , 17fl8c. CHEESE Steady and unchanged ; fancy New York , large , 1081IC , CM III Available Supply. NEW YORIC , Nov. 3. Special cable und tele graphic dUpatches to Hradstreet's , covering the principal points of lie-cumulation , Indicate the fallowing changes In available supplies last Sat urday us compared with the previous Saturday ; Wheat , United States and Canada , entt of the Rockies , Incre.-utv 4,103,000 bu. ; nlloat for nnd In Europe , 1,200,004 bu , ; world's bupply , tutul In crease , 0.303.000 bu. Corn , United States and Canada , east of the Rockies , Increase. J'55,000 bu. Oats , United States and Canada , east of the Rockies , decrease , 378,000 bu. The more Important decreases In available stocks of wheat lout weak , cant of tjio Rocky mountains , not Included In the olllclul visible supply statement , are 702,000 bu , In northwestern Interior elevators , 3SO.OOO bu , at Fort William , Out. . 383,000 bu. In Chicago private elevators , 124.003 bu. at ( lalveuton , 1U2.000 bu , in Milwau kee private elevators. SS.OCO bu. nt Cleveland and 50,000 bu , ut Ogdtnghurg. The largeit sim ilar decrease was 65 , KO bu , at New Orleans. Cincinnati MnrkotN. CINCINNATI , Nov. 3-FLOUH-Easyj fancy , $ t,3W4.W. \VIIKAT Dull. No. 3 red. 94e. CORN Firm ; No. 2 mUel , 23 ; . OAT.S-Flrmer : No. 2 mixed , JOK02t'/Sc. RYE-Qulet : No. 2. 47c. HULK MEATS-Sleady at II.GOJjrCj. Itacon , quiet at $0.16. Lard , steady at $4,17H. WHISKY Steady nt $1.19. Hl'TTER Finn and unchanged ; fancy Elgin creamery , 25u ; Ohio fancy separator , 2002 gathered creams , 14il5c. Sl'OAR-Dull ' ; hard rellned , $1.1003.85. EGGS Firmer at 15c. CHEESl - teady ; gooj to prime Ohio Hat , 9c. Tolnlii Murlct'tii , TOLEDO , Nov. . WHEAT Weak ; No. 2 cash , 95 > ic ; December. dS'.ic , tXRN-lull ) ; No. S mixed , 26V4c , OATS-Dull ; No , 2 mixed , ISVic. HYK Quiet : No. S ca h. . 49c. CLOVERSEED Easy ; prime cash and Decem ber. 27HC. _ , Uelrolt Crnlii Jliirlci-t. DETROIT. Nov. S. WHEAT No. 1 white , Na 2 red , 9l'ic ; December , 95Vic ; May , . CORN No. J mliexl , 26c. OATS No , ! mixed , 22' c. UVK-No , J. 4 He. _ Liverpool Grnlii nnil 1'rnvUlonn. UVBRl'OOU Nov. 3.-WHEAT HirHd higher. Dtc.-mlnT. 7nSd : March. 7 * SJ ; May : 7a Kd. COHN-Steady , higher ; November , 3i IVjtl ; De cember , J 2J ; Uarcb ! K Id. S ot Asic-rlcaa ' " rnlxe.1 , M dy , S , lUd , Nwemt r , . ' . ecfmhrr , ste.idy.Ss 2.1 , Jaminry. ste'dv , .l - COTTONSEED OIL- Liverpool refined , dull , Ilnffnlo ( iritln ntlFFAt/J , Nov. 3-WHKAT-No. 1 northern spot , BJe- . CORN No. 2 , < 4c- OATS-NO. 2 white. r . IIAULEY-llest western. . HYE-N6 , 2 In store. Me < ked. MnrUo . PHILADELPHIA. Nov.1IIUTTBIlrQulet but > ti > .idy ; farrey western crenmery. 2 Hc. EGas-Firm ; fre.h nearby. 20c ; fresh western , 19 ; . CIIEESK-Steady. _ Sun Krnnrlxro Whrnt Ju < lnlo" ' SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 3. WHEAT Weak ; December. $1.47T4 ! May. $ I.45H. STOCKS AXIJ 1IO.MIS. Heavy 1'rlroN and n Dull Market < Iic Day's Condition * . NEW YORK , Nov. 3. Heavy prices nnd n dull market were the conditions of the Slock ex change during the greater part of the day , but In the later denllnK * amore nctlve liquidation set In and trading became more animated than nt nny time previously , prices falling lo the lowest of the day nnd remaining there prac tically till the close. Thei low point represented net declines running nil the way from a point to SW points , the latter In Sugar. A great many prominent stocks have lost over 2 points on the day , several of the grangers nnd the coalers being conspicuous In the list. The prices for American securities quoted In the Ixjndon mar ket at the time of the opening here showed sharp declines nnd the later reports showed that the result of the elections had nroused considerable unfavorable sentiment among security holders abroad. This market took Us cue from London nnd the opening showed declines rather In ex- oess of some of those reported from nbrond. There wns pome buying In this market nt the lower level for London account , but this prob- nbly represented arbitrage operations to cover sales made In London early In the day. It had the effect , however , of steadying prices. A sensational Jump of 13 points In Consolidated Gas nnd gains of 2U per cent In Manhattan and of the same amount In Metropolitan Street Rail way nlso served to check nny declining ten * ilency. These gains were accompanied by rumors that the properties affected were assured of Im munity from hurtful measures ns n re sult of yesterday's local election In New York. That the gains were manli > - ulatlvc was shown by the fact that they were wiped out during the day In the c.isu of the two last named nnd Consolidated Oas reacted Gi points. Sugar was n center of weakness all day and It developed that this was due to a prevalent rumor of the Illness of an olllccr of the company , which wns used with good cffwt by the bears. The stock fell succes sively 5Wi points , closing flt the lowest. The coalers were nil very notably weak In the latter part of the day nnJ the net losses range all the way from 2 to nearly 4 points , the latter In New Jersey Central. Northwestern , Omaha. St. Paul nnd IJurllngton nlfo lost 2 points on the day. The special wenkneps In the coalers was caused by statements of the continued unfavorable con dition of the coal trade. The trading wns largely confined to the professional element who are bears for the time being nnd who urged thnt yesterday's elections Indicate n growth of senti ment in fnvor of restrictions on capital nnd cor porations. The decline In the market dislodge > some slop loss orders , but the fact thnt the total sales for the day were only nbout 330,000 shares shows thnt the liquidation wns not heavy. liusln ss In railway bends was not on n large scale , but prices were weak In sympathy with stocks Kansas Pncllle consols fell lsi. Total sales. $1.20flOiX ) . United States 4s of 1907 and 4 > of 1925 were each advanced lie bill. The Evening Post's London financial cable gram says : "The stock markets today were ut terly stagnant nnd featureless. There wns slight deposition to realize Americans above the New York parity , but the attempt was too feeblf to have nny effect. The feature of the market wns New York lend. Money Is n little more plentiful beauce hanks are discounting more freely. All loans due to the Hank of England were pnld today. I lenrn , however , thnt the bank Is again borrowing on consols , thus Indi cating n. continuance of the recent policy. The Paris bourse wns quiet nnd the llerlln market dull. A slight trouble In banking circles In Jler- lln Is rumored , but I believe It Is not serious. " Thn following were the closing quotations on the lending stockn of the New York exchange today : _ AtchUon inn St. Paul niK dor-fd 'J7M do ptd 13HH ItnltlmoroA ; Ohio. . 13 St. P. ft. Om 77 Canada Pacific 7l ) do pfd 1-10 Canada Southurn. . li-m St. P.M. AM 12' * Control Pacific 18U So. Pacific 'JO Chen , A Ohio 214 So. Railway ! ) > < Chicago & Alton..HID do pfd 2H ! ) 0..11.&Q IWM Tox.-is . * Paclllc. . . . 11 C.E. I i > 4W Union Pacillo t r.MM C.O. C. .t St , L 314 U. P. I ) . &G 7H ilopfd HO Wnbash ! Jl D.-1. & Hudson 109 do pfd IS Del. L. & W 1flr : Wheel , i L. E. . . . 1 Don. & Klo G 11 Wheel. A L. E. pfd 11 dopfd -m Adams Ex 1HO Erlouow ( ) 14I ( American Ex 115 Krlolstpfd : iS United Status Ex. . . 40 Ft. Wnvnn 1(10 ( Wells Fargo Ex. . . . 109 GreatNorthnrnpfd.l3U A. Cot. Oil IWs Hoeklnz Vallov. . . . il do pfd 74 Illlnotn Central. . . . 101 iVm'n Spirits fl < Laku ErloV. . . . . 17 do pfd 24H ilopfd 73 > S Am. Tobacco HI LakoShoni 171 Uo pfd ! ( ) ' . ) LoutHVllloiNnqh. SIM Chicago Gns 05U Manhattan L 10U Cons. ( ! : m 20t : Met.Traction KI-J4 Com. CablaCo 175 Michigan Central. . 102 Col. R A Iron 2'3 Minn. & St. L ' 't do pfd 78 do 1st lira a.-i Ocu. Elnetrlo 312i Mo.Pacitlc'S' < HllnolHStcnl 42 MobllOiVOhlo - 't LaClo.de Gax 41 Mo.K. &T I-M Lead 33 do pfd 3IM do nfd 103 niilciuro. Iml. .VL. . . 8 Nat. Lin. Oil 17 ilopnl IS Ori'irou Imp Co 12H N.J. Central Ufjli Pacific Mall 30M N.Y. Central loim Pullman Pal 171) N. V. Chi. A St. L. . J3ij Silver Oortlllc.itoj. . 37 dolHt pfd 7fi Stand.Hope AT. . . . 4hj do''dpfd 35 Sugar 130)4 Norfolk A Wosturn 1.1 do pfd 11' ' No. Ami'r. Co 4Vi T. C. A Iron 'Jftt No. Pacific 17K U. S. Leather 7 do pfd 31-Hi do pfd U-J Ontario & W IBM U.S. Rubber 10 Ore. H. AN.-iv 3S do pfd QWi Ore. Short Line 1SH Wnstora Union S7H1 Plltsburg liir Rill. Gt. WuHtoru , . . 17H Reading .mi Northwestern l-'l.ki ItoclclHlaud H-t' ' dopfd Hl'J St. Louts AS. F 4S Ulu Urando West. . . 22 dopfd IH dopf < l fi4U second assessment paid. Total sales of stocks today were 324,319 shares , Including : AtchUon preferred , 8t > 7J ; Cnesapeake & Ohio , 3.7S1 ; Chicago. Hurllngton .t Qulncy , 40.070 : lyiulrvllle & Nafchvllle. 8 GCO ; MFOUI | ! Pa. clllc. 10.C85 : New Jersey Central , 7.0SO ; New York Central , G.4SO ; Northern Paclllc , 12,000 : Reading , 0,030 ; Rock Island , 11 270 ; St. Paul , 32.150 ; South ern Railway preferred. 3,974 ; Union Pacific , tec- end Piuestment paid. 10.090 ; Chicago Oas , 17.250 ; Consolidated Gas , 0,405 ; Sugar , C4.520 ; Western Union , 3,490 ; Chicago Great Western , 3,520. Tii'vr Vork Moiu-y .Vliirknt. NEW YORK , Nov. 3. MONEY ON CALL Easy at l'/4S 2'/4. ptT cent ; latt loan , 2 per cent. PRIMEI MERCANTILE PAPER 3 = 4 < i4i ( ! ! per cent STERLING EXCHANGE Firm , with actual buelnesH In bankers' bills ut tl.fr > ' , : ' for demand ami at f4.82V4ffl4.S2yi for sixty days ; posted rates , $1.S5SI.85i4 and $ I.EGff4.SGV4 ; ccmneical : ! bH : , ji.sni. SILVER CERTIFICATES 57 MV4c , 11AR SILVER rOV4o. MEXICAN DOLLARS-43yc. GOVERNMENT HONDS-Strong. STATE 11ONDS Dull. RAILWAY DONDS Weak. Closing riuotatlons on bonds were ai follows : U.S. nmvlH.r . . . .1274 N.J. C. a . . " 113 U.S. HOW4H con..127 N. C. < ) m U. S.-ls.reir 11 : ) N.C.4S 10J U.S.-Is.coup 114 No. Paclflo 1BH..11-J U. S. ZH. roif USl < No. P.-iolllo ,19 flS U..3. .tM.ri ! ? . . HIM No. P.-iclllo 4n IHU , II.S.fis. ooun 114H N , Y. ( X A St. L.-1H..101 UlHtrlctS.lliH 107 ! < N. A W. OH 120 Aln..cliHiA : IilS i N. W , Consols 141 Ala.chits II IDS N. W. Dob. fin .us Ala..clM : j'J 10 ! ) Ore. Nav.lHtn AM. CiirriMii-y. . . IW Ore. Nav. 49 . . l-'i ) Atchlnon-lH SilH O. S. L , UH. t. r. . AtchUonntil , 4B. . . . r 'i O. S. U r s. t. r . ll.l CuiiiuliiBo.'JiiilB. . . lOim O.Imn. IHU , I. r.03 CAN , P. tr ' O. Iran. r.H. t. r . 3' ) J O.AO. fis , , Pacltlabs of 'U3. . .IllUKi C.II. AD.-l s 103K Uuadln ; 4s . H4H U.Alt ( ! . IHU. . . K.OVo4t IHU . HI II..V R. O. IH KH St. L. AI. M. ( ) Jn. 1 H5 E.-iutToiin. lota. . . .llU St. L. AS. F.Ojll.O. 113K KrliiGun.IH 71) 9t. P. Consols . IM'JVJ V. W.AU. IH. t. r , . OS St. P.O. V P. Ints. . . Ion. Kh'O. Ss lli-'Hl St. P. R. A P. Ss . R. II. .Y.S. A. Us. . . .lllllh S. 0 , noiifund. O.II.AS. A. ' 'JH. . . 111.1 Soutlioriilly.es. . . , 0171 H.AT.Conl.5a 110 S. K. AT. ( In 00 11..VT.C.con 04..101 Tonii.nuw HotN : , , 7'JVo luwn 0. l tn US Tux. P.to. J4 n.ltlt 0.1' < K.P. Uts.t. r RIH Tax. P.13. lie. 2di. . ' .VS K. P. con.t. r. 110 II , P. Ints lll'J La. Nim-Con , Is. . . . 07 U. P. U. AO , Inn , . 474 U.VN. Uul 4s HIK Wnb. iHt .in. . . losw MlHHourl On 100 W. b. 2U 78 M. K.&T. i-Ms lit ) \VmtHhoro U lODVj M. K. AT. 4s rill V.i. C.inturl s , , 07 N. Y. C. iBts 11H Va. ilufurrdd 4 Sim FrmifJiti'o .11 In I UK ( liioatlonn. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3. Ilie oniclal closing quotations on mining stocks toduy were as fol lows : . Alut 10 Alpha Cou 13 Kivitiicky con. , . , . 1)3 Andos. , . , 30 Mexican 47 liulcbcr CD Oer.ldemalcon. . . . 110 Host A llolahur. , , , Ouhtr US Htilllon Overman 13 Caledonia IH Poloai 05 ChulltniroCoi. ! : . , , . : i8 Sivazo , . 47 Chollar , u. Sierra Nuvaa.i. . . . 70 Confidence. . . . us Silver Hill OS Con.Cal. A Va. . . . . I''J Unlou Can 44 Con , IiururUl O'J UtnbUon H Crown I'umt. 311 YullowJ.i3ol. ! , . . 157 Gould .vC'.irrid. ' . . . 37 Standard 10 } llale.k .Norcraii. . 1(15 Silver bars. f 6ic ; Mexican dollars , drafts , sight , 17Hc ; drafts , telegraph. 20c. .V - v Vork Mlnlni ; Quotnlloim. NEW YORIC , Nov. t. The following nra the elating mining quotations ; Chollar. S3 30U Crown Point 3fi > niur. HO Con. C'al. A Va. . , . lift I'tvinoutn . oa Deadwood , HO ( Juloksllvar. . . . 100 Gould , V Oarry 30 OuloXailver ufj. . . UDO IUlo.VNororo.si. . 135 siarr.iNav.vta. . . . OS HoineHt.iko. . . . . . 3000 Standar.t . IBS , Iron Silver . . . ' 'O Union Con . 33 Mexican 4U Yellow Jacket . . . . 43 AiiiiTlrnii Seeiirltli' In Lumlon. LONDON , Nov. 3. The market for American 7 movetl downward nil day on rrnllilnir and cloiod ensy with a.moOi'rnlo demand. lion < oii Slocfc aWotatlon * . 1KJSTON , Nov. 1 Co4l Jonns , 3M per centi time loans , JHBtH per cent , nosing price * for stack * , bonds and minim ixhxrts : nr.l. . . . . 100 Amcrlcnn Suenr.'MH \ W Elce Am.Suirar ofd . . . 113 w. Kieo. pii i ns" llavstato Oas . . . . UW r. < ij.io3. in ion Doll Tolophono. . . 2M henVEloe.'pfd. . . . 8" Ilonton.V Albinr. 218 AlcHInon ptd U7M C..1 ] . . < . ( J 04 ' .Vfciflnon 4 HilK Fltchbntv OH AlloiiKg Mlnlnz Oi RA Orncral KlMtno. . : > : ! ! < Atlnntla 2 * Illinois Stnjl. . . 43 JloitonAMont.ini 13rtM Mexican Contnil. . ni < nmte.v Iloitcn. . . . Iti'i N , Y..VN.R fill CnlmnatA Hocl.i. . 4SO Old Colour IS IK Contcnnlal , , 1 II < 0.8. It IS Kcni-a.-irvo. . , . . . . . . . 1"H Rubber 10 Qulacy 110 Union Pacific 'JlH TantarorK I''R Went Ena 03 Wolrormt. IS I.otulon SlocU ( liiotatlotiH. IXNDONNov. _ 3. 4 p. m.closlng _ : _ Consolsm'y. . .113 Stp.iul co.ntnon. . 04 ( ConsolB. aco't. 112 3-10 N Y.Control IIHi Han. Pacific tjlj < Pennsylvania , fiSH Krlo 1JH Roidlnir 11M KriolBtnM 37M MOT. Cnn. now 4s 00)4 ) 111. Comrai 1M AtchUon. . . . . . . . . . . 1 n Mexican ordinary. 18K I1AR SILVBH Wenk , 25V1'1 l > cr ounce. MONEY 2K per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short nnd three months' bills Is 2 13-10O2H VCT Gold Is quoted nt lluenos Ayres tod.iy nt 179.50 ; at Lisbon. 47 ; nt Rome , 103.33. Gold bars , 78fl. American caslo' . ' 6 * 7d. KliiaiirlalotoN. . nALTIMOUI-3 , Nov. 3-Clearlngs , $1,803,430 ; balances , $500,400. I1OSTON , Nov. 3. Clearings , $19,511,213 ; bil- ances. $3.834.317. NEW YORK , Nov. 3.-CIcarln < ! B. $ : I0.203.621 ; balances , $11,214,403. PHII DELPHIA. Nov. 3.-CIearlngs. $1J.3SO , . 340 ; balances , $2,342,8SS. CINCINNATI. Nov. 3 Money , 21400 per cent ; New York exchange , 23o premium ; clearings. $276.530. MEMPHIS. Nov. 3.-Clearlngs. $328.5 ; bal- nnccs , 151,200 ; New York exchange , selling at par. par.NEW NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-Clearlngs , $3.120,540 ! New York exchange , bdnk , par ; commercial , $ ! . . per $1,000 discount. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.-Clearlngs , $1.811,169 ; bal. nnces , $448,219. Money , 508 per cent ; New York exchange , par bid ; 25c premium asked. CHICAGO. Nov. 3. Clearings , $19G H,370 ; New York cxctungo , S5c premium. Posted rales , $4.M',4 CT4.SGV4. Straw board and South Side U strong ; West Chlcajro sold down to par ; closing : West Chicago , IDOii ; Diamond Match. 139 ; Lake Street L , 18 > i ; New York lllscult , G3'i ; Slrawboard , 31 < A ; South Bide L , GC , l'"ori'lKii Ptnaiu-Ial. 11ERL1N , Nov. 3. Exchange on London , 20 marks 33K pfgs , for checks. WOOL MAHICUTS. lliiMlni'HH IN ( luli-t , lint n l'V\v Iarm- Sal CK Arc IloeariltMl. IAVERPOOL , Nov. 3. COTTON Spot , fair de mand ; prices lower ; American middling , fair , 3Hd ; good middling , 3 13-32d ; American middling , 3 5-lGd ; low nilildllns , 33-10.1 ; good ordinary , 3 1-lCd ; ordinary , 2Tid. The sales of the d.iy were 12,000 bales , of which 1,000 bales were for speculation und export ! and Included 11,300 bales American ; receipts , 22,400 bales , nil American. Futures opened easy with a moderate demand and closed Irregular ; American middling , K M. C. , November , 3 13-G113 14-G4d , sellers ; November and December , 3 Il-Glfr3 12-C4d , sellers ; Decem ber nnd January , 3 11-tild , buyers ; January nnd February , 3 ll-C4d , buyers ; February nnd March , 3 11-GW3 lM4d , buyers ; March and April , 3 12-04 | Q3 13-C4d , seller. ) ; April and May , 3 13-GI < i3 14-C4d , sellers ; May nnd June , 3 H-C4Jf3 13-Cld. value ; June nnd July , 3 IVGIiTJ lC-C4d , buyers ; July and August , 3 10-04573 17-GM , buyers ; August nnd Sep tember , 3 17-6IW3 18-G4d. sellers , NE\V ORLEANS , NOV. 3. COTTON-Stcady ; sales , 7,800 bales ; ordinary- 7-lCc ; good or dinary , 4 13-lCc ; low middling. 5ltc ; middling , 57-lCc ; gooit middling , BV4c ; middling , fnlr , CTic ; receipts , 10,191 bolrs ; i-tcck , 190,111 bales. Consull- dated statement : Receipts , r.qt , 233,912 bales ; ex ports to Great Ilrltaln , iS.OSO , bales ; France. 57- 393 bales ; continent , CO.G23 Ijales ; stock , 750.73S bales. Futures were steady ; Falcs , 3'.2W ' bales ; MEMPHIS. Nov. 3. COTTON Steady ; mid dling , 5 ic : receipts , l.r..is bales ; shipment/I , 3,281 bales ; stock , 08.332 baleansalcs. 6,300 bales. ST. LOUIS , Nov. S.-COITON-Easy nnd 1-lGo lower ; sales , 4CO bales ; middling , S'Ac ; receipts , 9.1G.1 bales ; shipments , 7v515-bales ; stock , 31,064 bales. GALVESTON , Nov. 3. COTTON Easy ; mid dling , 5c. ' I1OSTON , Nov. 3 The' ' American Wool nnil Cotton Reporter will tomorrow say of the wool trade : With most dealers the dullness In the wool market 1ms , the post week , been greatei- than It wns before. Notwithstanding this fact the oiles for the week have amounted toprac tically 8,000,000 pounds , as compared with 2,710,000 pounds n. week ago. During1 the last week there have been about six trnnsjctlons of rather nn unexpected nature , Involving in all over 5,000 COO pounds ; but apart from these transactions bus- lnes has been very quiet. The most conserva. tie ttalera. those who are generally disposed to take tholrt profit the moment they FCC II , are re. fusing to sell at current figures as. after-search. Inif the wcrld over , they do not fee where they are going to replace their holdings nt these quo. tatlonp. It Is In this fact that the real strength of the market consuls. Sales In Norton for the week aggregated 7 , 83 CO1) pounds , of which S.GGfi- 000 pounds were domestic nnd 4,322,0 * ) pounds foreign. NEW YORIC , Nov. 3. WOOL Steady ; fleece , 24SK11C : Texas. ll@17c. ST. LOUIS , Nov. 3. WOOL Steady ; heavy fine to medium combing , Mtssquil and Illinois , 13S5 21c ; Kansas 4 id Nebraska. 10O19VSc ; Texas , 10& 19c ; Territory , 10fiM9c. COTTOX MAHICUTS. Prices ) Are Wt-nk a nil In Spite of 1'ViMilcIlnllloH Clone Lovi'iT. NEW YORK. Nov. 3. The cotton market was weak today to the verge of demoralization. Eni- gllsli market advices were decidedly unsatisfac tory. The trade here had prepared 'Itself for an advance of 2 'points on Monday's closing quota tions. Instead the cables reported a lossof 2-JMd. Lien ! traders were generally pessimistic In the absence of general speculative attention , while the yellow fever situation In the south was considered more encouraging , from which It Is argued that the movement would Increusa through the liberation of cotton heretofore em bargoed. Dealers were slow tD anticipate wants and dealers had practically no support except that which came from covering. The market opened weak nl n loss of 5 'lo U points , mails a few feeble inlllci , lut closed ta y nt the lowes- of the day. Sales , 18,500 bales. Closing prices : January , $3.9"i ; March. $3.87 ; April , $5.91 ; May , $5.80 ; June , JO ; July. JG.01 ; August , $ G.Ot ; Novem ber , $5.73 ; December $3.75. Spot closed "lull ; middling uplands , Co ; middling gulf , CVic : middling , Cc : net receipts , none ; grjss , 4.VJ5 bales ; exported trr France , 1,013 bales ; forwarded. 4,120 bales ; sales. 710 balog ; spinners , G bales ; stocks , G5.7S5 balra. Total today , net receipts , 51.8911 bales ; to Orc.it Ilritaln. 2.843 halm ; to Fiance , 1.7CO bales ; the continent. Ml b-ilcs ; slock , 750,733 bales , Consolidated Receipts S"2- 212 bales ; exportn to Great Ilrltaln , 78.7JS 'bales : France , 37.JS3 bales ; lo thn continent. G0.623 luiles. Total since September 1 : Net receipts. 2,350,811 bales ; exports ta Great Britain , 701n $ < i bales ; to France 194,745 bales ; to the continent , 5W.C7S tales. Colfi-e Markets' ' . NEW YORK , Nov. 3. Options opened barely sternly nt u loss of 515 points ; ruled fairly active with weak undertone under IlquUatlon , disappointing European cables , weak spot market and lack of outside support ; closed barely /steady at a net decline of 15 to 20 points : sales , 31,250 bags. Including November nt $4.tG ; December , $5.7 ff5.75. Spot , Rio , weak : No. 7 , Invoice , $0.50 ; No.7. . Jobbing , $7.00. Mild , weak ; Cordova , $ a.GOG15.oo. SANTOS , Nov. 3. COFFEE-Hollday. HAMIIURG , Nov. 3. COFFEE-Opened > , S0',5 pfg. lower and cloi-ed V40 % pfg. lower than Monday - day ; Bales. 11,000 bags. HIO DB JANEIRO. Nov. 3. COFFEE-HolI- day ; receipts , two days. 25,001 bags , HAVRE , Nov. 3. COFI'EE-CIOHed easy at % Bir net decline ; sales , 10,000 bags. .VIMV York Dry CinoilN Market. NEW YORIC , Nov. 3-Dry goods ore still unsatisfactory - satisfactory In all cotton lines. The election luni Its effi t In causing n light showing of mall orders to-fay und the dullness was accentuated by the absence of Horf traders In the market , except In very Hmall numbers and with very conservative Ideas ns to purchases. The market for staple cottons U still quite dull ami an easy ono to trade In. Many fellers admit that they are making concessions In Jirpwn , bleached and coaritt-eolored goods. In ' wools ami worsted goods for women's wear and dress goodfc the market Is exceedingly quiet , although prices ore well sustained. Print cloths continue very dull at 2c. Oil MarU.- < , OIL CITY , Pa. , Nov , 3. Credit balances , Ko , eertlllcatea , no bids ; shlpmcnU nnd runs , not ' reported. CHARLESTON , Nov. 3'-Turpentme , firm at 384o Rtwln. firm. WILMINGTON. N. IS , . Nov. 3.-TurpentIne. firm and unchanged. Rosin , steady nt $1.151. 20 ; crude terpentlne , steady at $1.40frl.90. Tur. steady at $1.10 , SAVANNAH , Ga. . Nov. 3. Turpentine , market steady at 2Sc ; sales. 1,017 bbls. : receipts , 1,512 bbls. Rceln. llrm and unchanged ; sales , 44 : bbls. ; receipts. 3,350 bbls. I/1NDON , Nov. 3. Turpentine spirits. 21s -MarUrtn. NU\V YORK. Nov. 3.-SUOAR Raw. nomlna' ; fair refining , 3V403 B-16of centrifugal , 80 test. 3i 33 U-lGn. lli-tlnwl. steady ; mold A. SVlc : standard A. < T4c ; confectioners' A , 44o ; cul bar , 5Ho ; crushed. We ; powdered , B&c ; gran- uliitwl. 5e : culx-s CVlc. NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S.-SUOAIl-Steady ; open kftlle , 2'.if(3He ( ; ci-nlrlfimal. granulated , 4 l-10B4Ho ; whites 3H r4' < , e ; yellows , 3 5-lG83 o , seconds. 203 1-1 Cc. Molasses , open kettle , easy ftt 15B27c ; centrifugal , steady at 014c. Syrup steady at 20ir24c. Full Illvi'p Print Olotli MnrUet. FALL RIVER , Mass. , Nov 3. Print cloth market , dull at 2c. Tnllotv nt Loiulon. LONDON , Nov , J. TAIXOW Auntrallun bee' . Cd. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Oattlo Hnn Looks Up a Litt'o and Prices Slump Accoidlngly , GOOD SUPPLY OF CORN-FED3 ON HAND lluycra Tnkc AilvnitlnRe nf ( lie Situa tion mid Knock the 1'rlcc Down HORN Stronir to rive CVntn Higher. \ SQUTH OMAHA , Nov. 3.-Rocolpts for the days Indicated were : Cattle. Hog ? . Sheep. Howes November 3 4,731 4.091 S.45S November 2 2.91C 2,243 1,928 November 1 5,995 1.11G 1,973MO October 30 91S 3.5UD MO October 29 C.SG3 4.6S7 2.017 October 28 7.138 3.591 October 27 fsOCS 4.491 October 28 4.SMH 0,559 3.H3 : . . _ _ _ 6.S67 l.SSI 1.004 October 23 1.G34 4,280 855 October 22 2,9.17 4.GG3 2.ZJ7 October 21 3,722 4.SO-J 6GS 23 October 20 3.950 5.437 5.02- ; October 19 * ,477 2,623 3.3G1 October IS C.CG7 C71 10.154 14 The official number of cars of stock brought In today by cncH road was : Cattle. HORS. Sheep. C. , M. & St. P. Hy . . O. & St. P. Ily . . Mo. Pacific Uy Union Pnclllc System. . . "G 13 21 F. . K. & M. V. H. U 37 15 4 C. , St. P. , M. & O. Hy. . . . 23 3 1 II. & M. It. II. H 41- 20 C C. , 1J. & Q. K. H 1 C. , 11. I. & P. Hy. , cast. . . . 3 Total 1S7 Gl 34 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Buyers. Cattle. Hops. Sheep. Omaha PackingCo 19 670 The Q. H. Hammond Co. 213 918 Swift and company 741 939 1.070 Clldahy P. Co 890 229 1370 II. Hooker and Degan , . . . 700 Vansant & Co 73 J. L. Carey 12 Lobman < t Rothschilds. . S5 \V. I. Stephens 173 Uenton & Underwood. . . . 91 Huston & Co Gl Krcbbs , TM Livingston 39S Hamilton 102 Dennis & Wall 291 Cudnhy P. Co. , K. C 491 Nelson Morris , Chicago. 62 Planklngton P. Co. . Mil Hammond P. C. . K. C 120 121 Hill & Huntzlnger 37 Other buyers 291 Left over 400 4,714 Totals 4,707 3,963 7,405 CATTLE Hecolpts of cattle were con siderably larger than yesterday , as will be noted from the above record of dally ar rivals. The most Important feature , however - over , connected with the day's receipts wns the large Increase In the proportion of killIng - Ing cattle. There were more cornfoci steers on sale than for a long1 time and at the same tlmo the quality was reasonably good on an . \yerage that Is , there were quite a good many desirable cattle. The large offerings , however , were decidedly against the best Interests of sellers , as It gave buyers the opportunity desired to pound the market. The necessities of the buyers in the face of the light receipts of 'the past few days have compelled them to pav pretty stiff prices and today they had a cimncc to even up. The result iwas a very dull market , ranging all the way from weak to lOc lower. Cows and heifers -were not In very largo supply and the trade nvas reasonably active at steady prices. The fresh receipts of feeders were again large and In addition there were a good many In the hands Of speculators. The. de mand for desirable light feeders was good and the market on such was just about steady. Common and rough kinds were not very brisk sellers and the tendency of the market -was lower on them. Representative BalM ! NATIVES. IJK12K STEERS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr. 61..1299 $1 IS * . ! % G | 4 20 17. . . . 983 J4 33 19..1110 4 40 13. . 112ft 4 20 20. . . , .1361 4 55 20. . nr.fi 4 co 17. . 1338 3 80 , .12SI 4 40 20. 1031 4 CO OS. , 1 00 20. . , .1433 4 50 20.U0 11S8 ! 4 r , : > IS. 133S 4 CO 40. . , .1221 4 33 39. , 1370 4 K 1. 1070 3 SO 1. . .10CO 363 1. 1430 3 75 9. OSS 4 15 26. . , .1101 4 20 27. 11.17 4 25 42..11.13 4 CO 39. . , .1110 4 35 . .1J1S 4 45 36..1358 4 50 1. . . .1100 4 C5 . .1294 4 C5 COWS. . .1113 275 * . 820 2 .1010 300 . . S'JIi 3 30 . .1210 3 40 1. . .1170 3 40 . . 9JO 2 75 . .1370 3 20 23. . . 703 2 23 . .loon 2 CO . . 970 2 C3 5. . .100S 2 03 , .ioeo 2 75 . .1030 2 75 . 9Ci 2 85 . . eco 3 00 . . 920 3 00 .1170 3 15 . .1242 3 20 .1190 3 20 .1033 3 25 . . 930 3 25 2 103.-1 3 : . 770 3 CO HEIFEIIS. . . 750 3 75 1. . . . 7CO 3 25 7. . . . 017 2 CO 12. . 4S7 3 00 BULLS. 1..1CCO 2 CO 1..1790 2 75 2..14CO 2 40 STAGS. 1..1470 SCO CALVES ' > 2. . . . 85 5 CO 1 1M 4M 7. . . . 212 B 23 8TOCKKUS AND FEEDERS. 6. . . . 97C 375 3. . . . CCS 420 3. . . . C86 375 39. . . . 427 4 CO 2. . . . 570 3 75 WESTERNS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 335 feeders. . . 918 J3 80 f,3 feeders. . . . 813 } ) 00 NEHHASKA. 20 feeders..113.- 4 10 2 feeders. . . . S30 4 10 33 feeders. . . . 920 4 15 15WVOMINfJ. WVOMINfJ. 10 feeders. . . . 907 3M > 115 feeders. . . . 875 4 00 CO feeders..1004 375 133 feeders. . . . 926' 4 15 103 feeders. . . 807 400 30 cows 1021 3 35 22 cows 1003 3 15 22 cows 114C 4 00 UTAH. 1 cow 080 2 00 1 bull 1130 2 GO 1 staff I2CO 2 CO 1 hull 020 3 CO 3 tailings. . . . 52G 3 CO G feeders. . . . C85 3 7S 6 feeders. . , S93 1 yearling. . . 4CO 4 00 44 feeders. . . 5C7 4 15 7 feeders. . . . 507 4 20 1 heifer. . . . 550 2 01) ) 1 cow 'J30 2 25 1 cow , . 830 3 I SOUTH DAKOTA. G COWR..10S3 3 0 8 feeders. . , 3 K 2 bulls 1140 2 40 fi ImllH .1328 2 40 2 bulls 12SO 2 40 2 hulls .1180 2 49 5 bulls 13.1G 2 40 2 hulls .1170 2 40 13 fcicders..l204 3 70 2 cows 1000 2 85 1 cow 900 3 25 4 cows 12CO 3 23 1 bull 1370 2 40 13 cows 1017 3 ! U 2 cows 1015 2 85 8 cows 10G3 330 3 tailings..1213 2 75 2 cows 820 2 75 13 stm. Tex..1247 3 40 157 feeders. . . . SIC 3 75 GCOWB 1098 3 10 G feeders..1191 3 70 G feeders..1150 3 25 23 feeders..1223 3 75 3 feeder".1533 3 tO 1 steer 1410 3 CO 12 feeders..1201 3 75 17 steers 1400 375 30 feeders..1241 3 SO 2 feeders. . , . 835 3 ! 0 21 feeders. . . . f > 92 3 95 2 feeders. . . . 700 3 93 10 steers 129G 2 70 10 feeders. . . .1145 3 10 MONTANA. 2 bulls 1420 2 GO 2 cows 1275 350 D feeders..1308 410 32 feeders. . . . 925 430 11 cows 10CO 2(5 1 tailing 1140 300 1 heifer. 950 3 40 2 utters 1150 3 DO 12fec ! crs. . . . fc70 3 83 1 * tag KOO 2 W 3 feeders..11CO 3 40 37 feeders..115G 3 (5 IDAHO. 2 feeders. . . . 1010 325 121 feeders. . . , 910 400 20 feeders..1174 3 85 COLORADO , 1 bull ICfO SCO Scows 1168 325 1 bull 1410 2 25 42 feeders. . . , S72 3 45 3 feeders , . . . 873 300 9 feeders..1032 30 IIOG8 Tne market looked up this mornlnir , though It was hardly reasonable to expect any very material Rain after the stiff advance yes terday. HUH the market opened strong nnd In noms cases 5o higher and clcscd steady , as com pared with yesterday , The hogs sold at J3.40fl3.5714 , with the great hulk of all the sales at 13.4003.45. Yesterday the hulk of the hogs Hold at the Kama range ns today , but there were a good many loads below (3.40 nnd nothing above 13.65. The average of all the sales was 2'Jo higher than yesterday and 5o higher than a week ago. Thu market was fairly active and on early clearance was effected. Representative salem ! < rias oiibs AND ENDS. 1 490 . . . 260 3 300 3 40 4 , 4SO 40 S35 1 440 3 49 , . 372 . . . SS7W 7 297 3 42H 4 276 . . . 3 40 S 27 ] 3 42U 3 3M SO 3 40 2 . . .100 3 45 4 S57 . . . 340 1 S4714 BJIBEP HecelpU of etwep were exceptionally large , thlrly-thies cam belnif reported In , but more than half of them were fecdem , Th < * - tnnnd for both muttons nn < 1 fer > 1em wits nnJ ns n rule th * offfrlnRH mt with ( rultn rndr f.ilr. The mxrkct n * rrK n ! vnlufn did not how much change from ycnlerday. Itcpre- rcntatlve nalen : No. Av. IT , 490 woMrrn fed \vethcrn IK (400 3 ! > 7 no-tern tnvrethrrd Ill 40.1 4G nrMcrn fed e\ve 121 4 10 4TS Mexican fed yearling * S3 4 is S3 western fed Inmb (0 fi 23 434 Montana wethers , . . . . 102 1 75 UIIIGAKO IjTvH STOCK MAHICKT. Cnttlo WcnkrrS1irc | > Active mill ItlKliL-r IIiiKN limy. CHICAGO , Nov. S. Prlcc for cattle were weaker today , except for very desirable offerIngs - Ings , with a sotncwlmt lower general demand. Prices ruled na follows ! Clood to extra choice steers , } ( .75 to S3.J3) ) common steers , 14.00 to S4.20 ; stockcrs nnd fredern , 13.00 to M.CO ; bulls , cowa nnd heifers , $2.00 to $ I.W ! calves , I3.CO tj tfi.75 ; Texas steers , > J.3i to 11.90 ; westerns , 13.40 to 14.i3. There was a Rood ncth-o market for hogs , city packers and raitern shippers buying freely at Hboul yeMorday'n [ Inure * . The day's sale * were largely nt frcm JJ.fw to $3.70 , the common and the packing * elllntc nround JJ.23 to J3.C and the best hogs nt > 3.5. Pig * void nt from $3.00 to 13.70 , according ta quality. Trading In Rheep and lambs wax active , prices averaging 10 15c higher than last week. West ern range sheep were snlable nt from $2.60 to $4.33 , fet-dcr * going at from $ X7S to $4.2S. Native the i > were In demand at from $2.W to $4. rt lot Inferior to prime lots , nnd Inmti * went for from J4.25 to tJ.ST' . a few culls selling for frtim > 3 COte to $1.00. Western lamb * brought from $4.23 tn 15.W and feeders paid from $4.20 to $5.00 for lambs suited to their -requirements. llecelpts : Cattle , 14WW head ! hog , 52,000 head ! sheep , 17,000 head. St. l.niiln l.tvo Stock. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.-CATTU--Hecclpt * . 3.500 head : hlpmcnt ! > . 700 head : market strong for natives. All Texas and Indian Teirltory sleers strong to lOo higher ; fair to choice native fillip- Ping and export steers. $4.10 r > .30j bulk of pales. $4.50f3.10 : dresfed beef and butcher steers , $1.00 W4.S3 ; bulk of alc , $4.234.70 ; steers under 1 000 pounds , $3.4044.13 ; bulk of sales. $3.G03.ti.1 , slockers nnd feeders , $2.2r. J4.23 ; bulk of sales , $3.20if3.75 ; cows and heifers , $2.008f1.23 : bulk of cows , $2.COIf3.20 ( ; canning cows , JI..0T.CO : Tora * and Indian steers. $3.2otf4.X > : bulk of sales , $3.4. > { (3.73 ( ; vows and heifers , $2.25f3.35 HOGS Hecelpts. 6.700 head ; shipments , 100 head ; market steady : Hunt , $3.534T3.70j mixed. $3.5Mf3.f5 ; heavy , $3 60ff3.75. SHEEP llecelpts , 2.COO head ; shipments , nonei market utivuly : native muttons , $2.7uI4.15 ; cullr and bucks , $2.0ii3.00 | ; stockcrs , $2.25Q3.00 ; lambs. $4.003.GO. Xcw York I.lvc Stock. NEW YOUK , Nov. 3. HEEVKS-ltecelpts , 1,332 head ; fairly nctlve ; ptei-rs stronger and oxen and gael cows steady : bulls llrm ; common rows weak ; native steers , Jl. : . " > , ir."i.l3 ; slnKS nnd oven , $2.UCr 4.50 ; bulls , $2.SOff.1.30j dry cows , $1 fO J.13. Cables quote American steers at lOKfHSc ; exports , 4 bec\-es , 148 sheep nnd 4,224 quarters of lieef. CALVES Hecelpts. 1,401 head : linn for veal * ; steady for old calves ; veals , $3.COffl7.75 ; gratsers , $3.0fljf3.50 ; western. . $3.:3f 1.23. SHEEP AND UVMIlS-Ilecelpts , 6,330 hend : active and steady : lambs , llrm ; sheep , $3.00j > 4.CO ; lambs. $5.0005.S5. HOOS-Ilecelpts , 9,108 head ; firm nt $3.9001.10. ICniiMiN City Iilvi * .Stock. KANSAS CITV. Nov. 3. CATTLE-nccelpts , lO.OilO head ; market steady , rather slow ; Texan steers , 13.0594.35 ; Texas cows , $2.r > Off.1.J3 ; native steers , $4.0i > J3. & ; > ; native cows and heifer * . JLtStf 4.10 : stackers and feeders , $3.23if4.40 ( ; bulls , $2.CU f 11.75. HOC3S Receipts. 12.000 head ; market steady , bulk of silec , $3.45f3.55 ; heavies , $3,25M.r > 5 ; pack ers. $3.25If3.50 ; mixed. $3.4303.6' ' ) ; llBhts , $3.CO 3.00 : Yorkers. $3.r.3e3.d ) ; plis. ; $ ,1.40J3.53. ? SHEEP Receipts , J.OOO head ; market strong ; lambs , $3.75f3.CO ; muttons , $2.1)004.25. ) Iiiilliinniioll * lilvr Stock. INDIANAPOLIS. 1ml. , Nov. 3.-CATTLE Re- celpl.s , COO head ; shipments , fair ; na quotable change. HOGS Receipts. 5.500 head ; shipments. 1BM ! head ; quiet nnd closed active nnd a slm-le lower ; peed to choice medium nnd hwivy , $3.G3W3.75- ml""id heavy , $3.0033.03 ; common lights , $3.CW3.70. SHEEP Receipts , 710 head : shipment * , none : few Flit-i'p or lambs and no quotable change In the market. Hunt lliilTulo I , Ivc Stuck. HAST BUFFALO. Nov. 3.-CATTLE-Steady HOGS Steady ; roughs , common to good , $3.36 { ? 3.40 : piers , common to choice , { 3.S55f3.9il. SHEEP AND \M1S Sheep , choice to extra. $ .i.COffri.CO ; culls to icommnn , $4.23t5.OT : sheep choice to selected wethers , $4.COO4 73 ; culls ti , common , $2.5003,23. I.oiilnvllli' l.lv < - Stock. IX3UISVILI.E. Ky. , Nov. ,3. CATTLE Steady nnd unchanged. HOGS Active nmV So higher : best heavy , $3.GO ft3.K > : llghtH. $3.63 ; pigs , $3.2rii3J.60. SHEEP AND LAMHS Stiwdy and unchanged. Cincinnati I.ivtSloc'lc. . CINCINNATI. Nov. 3.-HOGS-Actlvo nnd strong at $3.00fT3.75. CATTLE Active and strong at J2.235T3.10. SHEEP Active and strong at $2.2304.00 : lambs , active , at $4.00ff5.CO. Stock In Record of receipts of live stock nt the four principal markets for November 3 : Cattle. Hog * . Sheep. Omihn . 4 KO 4.0U4 7.-IV Chicago . 1400) f2 000 I'.C'O Kansas City . 10.0 0 12 000 4.0-n St. Louis . 3foo C.7CO 2,000 Totals . . . . . . . . . . 32.C50 54,794 50,453 KIIIINIIH Clly .tlni-UctN. KANSAS CITV. Nov. 3.-W1IBAT About lc hlBlier ; octivp ; No. 1 hard. fOc ; No. 2. 8Jl4 j85Hci No. 3 , SCiffMUc ; mixed f5e : No. 4 , TMiSl&c ; No Lrw-1 : No2 > Mfis < c : No- 3U(32c ( ; No. 4. S4HSe : No. 2 spring. S2c ; No. 3. 80c. CORN Falrlv nctlve , about steady ; No. I mixed. ! 2 2.Tlc. 0OVTS F.i Irly nctlve , steady ; No. 2 white. " RYE Steady ; No. 2. 41c. irAY Firm : choice timothy , $8.50. BUTTRIl-Palrly active ; creamery , 21@23c ; EOOS SleanV : 13Hc. RECEIPTH Wheat , 103.000 bu ; corn , 30 5CO bu. : roils. 10 MO bu. . ' SHIPMENTS Wheat , 102,000 bu. : corn 34400 bu. ; oats , 3,000 bu. fir M I n ItcfcliitN nt Prlncliinl .tlnrkclH. CHICAGO. Nov. 3. Receipts : AVheat , 125 cars ; corn , 108 oars : ojts , ID cars. Estimated receipts tomorrow : Wheat , 130 cars ; corn , 420 cars ; oats , 'MINNEAPOLIS. ' NOV. s.-Receipts : wheat , ? 7.Pl"S ! ; - N'nv- ' . -necelnts : Wheat. C5 cars. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3.-Recelpts : Wheat. 17J SJ-A'l ? ? . " ' 0 3--n 1(1ll'l : Wheat. 17.1 cars. PI.ORIA , Nov. 3. Receipts : Corn , 31,000 bus. ; oats. 3..150 bin. ; rye 1,200 bus. ; whisky , 75 bbls. ; wheat. 1 200 bus. Shipments ; Corn , 2,100 bus. oats , 30.430 bus. ; rye , none ; wheat , none. California Drlcil Km I IN. TIJ.lVK ? YOnIfl , Nov' 3 CALIFORNIA DRIED FIUTITS-Otilet and steady ; evaporated apples , common , CiT7c ; prime wire tray , 8J5c : wood dried , prime , 9c ; choice , SKOOi 1'runes , IfftiVtC , as to Flze nn < 1 ouullty. Apricots , royal , 7iii)7Ho ) ; Moor park 901lc. Pftaches , unpeelcd , 7llc ; peeled , Question for ( InAVoincii. . Can a fat woman bo truly beautiful , per fectly healthy , or honestly comfortable ? asks the American Queen. Artists , physicians and the allllcteil women themselves answer No. Nevertheless , the number of distinctly fat women Is yearly on the Increase , and In the last fifteen years so common has the affliction become that every means U called Into sorvlco for staying or preventing tlio growth of flesh , Novel schemes and treat ments are advanced constantly In this cause , and yet by way of healthily and scientific ally reducing adipose tissue no bettor all- around euro is known than the slmplo method of diet and exercise. To pursue Hone ono must have faith , a gojd < leal of will power and ono can shako off the flesh Just as gradually or as rapidly as she pleases , A well known sculptor maintains that a woman C fret 7 Inches tall Is In proportion If her weight la 140 pounds , and an allow ance of only flvo pounds more Is given her whose liolght la D feet'8 Inches. Two more JAMES E- BOYD & GO , , Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb COMMISSION , GRAIN , IMtOVISIONS andSTOCICS 110AIII ) OP TlfADIi. Dlrert wires to Chicago and New York. Correspondents ; John A , Warren & Co. OLD COLONY IIIJILUI.VC , OHICJ.UJO. Members Chicago Hoard of Trade since UC2. Grain , 1'rovisions ' anJ N. Y. Stocks Ordera Gush und Future Delivery Solicited. Oiaaha OlllUf , Itooiu 1 , .V , V. Life Illil , . . . . l'li u 1)111. ) ! ' ! , ( ) VI ) J. CA.MPIUCLL , a C. CHRISTIE. E. J. STREET. Prenldent. VIc-I'resldent. (3 .W , KENNEY , Secretary , Ciifisiie-Stfeet Commission Co Cniilttil If50,0 ( ) ( ) . ( ) ( ) , rally 1'nlil. STOCKS , ( JHAI.V AM ) PHOVISIO.V.S , ' Teleiilionu 101)5. . ' . . . .Omaha , Neb. Inches take n added weight of two to thrco morn t > otind , so that the pnfoctlr built ten ranlo flRutp nercr welRhs above 14S pounds. If this rule U taken at a standard worth worklns toward , any woman can calcuUta just what she nvlshcs to lose. Hut how- lone It ? If slip Is n busy .woman that li working for her HvltiR , or Is person over 40 , prudence will restrain her from attempt- livt to reduce herself rapidly , or by severe dieting. Her schedule for diet must run. jiomothlnK like this ! All and any vcgctablca that ro boiled , except potatoes. These she can only cat at her peril , and such ills lies as corn fritters , fried tomatoes , eggplant made In a batter and fried arc also tabooed. Fried fish , macaroni , rice , pastry ami soups , save clear , pure consomme , are to bo marked out. As to swect.i , cake of any kind , 1)onbon3 , preserves and desserts are contraband. If tea and coffee canno' ' bo enjoyed with but one lump of sugar .licy should not bo taken at ( ill. Ice crc.vi In on the black list and nil hot 'breads anil crackers. Gluten bread Is an excellent sub stitute for fresh white baker's bread , ai : I ot fruits only bananas arc excluded , along with , nuts and raisins. This diet must positively bo nccomiM.-lcd by exercise. Kven where a womin ! a very stout , over 40 , and not accustomed to wlk- Ing , there Is no excuse. She can benln Sy doing one-half mile twice a day. This mt bo gradually Increased rntll four or I. o ml lev , at one stretch , can be stcppo.l oft t a morning. The exercise Is most his. ly beneficial If taken- before 10 o'cok : anil Ihrcc'iiuartcrw of nn hour after catlnc. Ir- rcKiilar walking docs no good , and every day , rnln or shine , It Is Imperative to got through with It at exactly the same hour In ovcry twenty-tour. Working women , whcso duties are nt rri office , should walk to their place * ot employment. A woman who believes she cat ot walk , or abominates that especial form o. txcrche , can cither usts Indian clubs , dumb holt.j or , better , n bicycle , or , chcipor anil easier i-'tlll , buy a 15-cent rubber ball and , for ap | hour In thn mornlns , throw It against the wall ot a house or a room and catch It on the rebound. This Is Intprcat'nR. not vie lent , ami yet perfectly adequate cxcrclso. If she eats and walka faithfully riio ought to lese not less than ten pounds n month ami , moreover , get rid at It without the least Injury to health or appearance , with out gaining -wrinkle or fading her colbr , Incapacitating hcreelt for work or Injuring her spirits. Patronize i Home Industries I'lirchiiHliiK fiooilM .Undo tit the Pol. ImvIiiK ! WlmiUa 1'netorlivi. AWN1NUS AND TENTS. O.MAI IA TI3XT AM ) HUII11UH CO. ( Successors Omnlm Tent ami Awning Co. ) Manufacture tents , awnings. Jobbem ludlts * anil Kent * ' mackintoshes. Tents tnr rent. 1311 Kainiun St. . Omnha. HREWERIE ? OMAHA imi2\vi\a ASSOCIATION. Car load shipments made In our own r.xi'lg- prater C'irs. IJIuu Ribbon , Eiiic Export , "Vicmik Export anil Family Export delivered to all par'.i of tliu ctlv. < URICK. i \VITII\KI.I * IIItOK. A. S.It IT II CO. ravine , Sewer and llulldlng IIIUUK. Capacity , 100.000 per day. Onice and yard. KA and Hickory Sts. Tclonnono 425. Omnlm. Neb. CORNICE f ! . P. I2IMJKIST13K , KACI.IO COUMCR WORKS. Manufacture ? of Galvanized Iron Cornlcca , Oa ! > vanlzcd Iron Skyllglit . Tin. Iron anil Sin to Ilooilnu. AKcnt for Klnncar's StctI Celling. 108-10-12 Nsriii Eleventh street. CnACKEIt FACroltlES. iltlCA.V IIISCUITA.VU _ MKC. CO. , Wholcsnlo Cracker Manufacturers , OMAHA. Neb. DYE wonics. SCUOI-mSACIfS TWIN CITV OYH WOIIICH , inil Karnaai St. Dyeing and cleaning of garments nnd goods o ( 'ery description , denning of fine garments o 'idalty. FLOUIl MILI S. S. P. OII/MAN , Flour. Meal , Feed and Dran. 1013-15-17 North nth Stri'e : , Omaha , Neb. C. E. Dlack , manager. Telephone (92. wonicu. DAVIS .V COWOII.I , IIION WORKS. I run niiil IlriixH Pomiilorit. Manufacr.irers and Jobbers of Machinery. Gen eral icpalrtnif a Fpeclell > . 1501 , 1503 and 1501 Jackson ntucl , Omaha Neb , 1'AXTOX .t VIKUMNG IRO.V WORKS. Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work. ntheral Foundry. Machine and UlucUmnlth wor . rlnei-i-s | nivj Contractors for Flro Proof nulM- Iniiii. Onice and works : U. P. Hy. nnd South I7lh street , Otnnhn. LINSEED OIL. IVOOH.MA.V MXSKISI ) OH. AVOHKH , Manufacturers ulu process raw llnsecj oil , kettle boiled Unseen tl. . aid process ground lln- feed cake , grjund and screenei * llaxteed for itr.iFKlsts. OMAHA. NEII. IX5UNGES MATTRESSES. i , . G. noup. Manufacturer I oungcs , Couchet , Mattreere * . Jobber of Spring IJeds and Feathers 411-413 B. 10th street. OMAHA IIKDDING CO. Manufacturers of high grade Mattresier , 1302-4 Nlcholat Street , Omaha. OVERALL ANPailinT FACTOniE3. . KAT7-NHVI3XS COMPANY. Mfgrs. Clothing- , Pant > , Shirts and Overalls. OMAHA , NER. SHIRT FACTOniES. J. II. HVANH. MOIIRASICA SHIRT COMPANY. Exclusive custom ihlrt lnllor . 1515 Farnam. TINWARE , WUSTKR.V TIXWARI'J COMI'A\Y , Pieced , Stamped and Japanned Tinware , Gran. Ite Iron , Hollow Ware , etc. J003 Farnam St. OMAHANED. VINEC1AH AND PICKLEH. HAARMA.V.V VI.VKHAR CO. , Manaufacturcrs of Vinegar , Plcltlcs , Catiupi , UustardD , Celery and Worcestcrehlro Saucg , WAGONS AND OAItlllAURB. 1'KUIKKKIt. Kor a good uub tuntlul vehicle of any detcrlp. tlon , for repainting or rubber lire * on new or old wheels , the best place U 27th and Leawnfortb streets. UIUJMMOM ) CARRIAGE CO , Cheap , medium prlid and tony carrlacts. Any thing you want , iccend hand or new , Ileudquartrr * for Rubber lire * , warranted. Utu and liurnty , opposite Court House. ' ' A J. SIMPHOA. 1-100 , 1-111 DoilBu. Full line of Carriacc * , Ilugglei , Phaetoni , Pony Cart * . Wheel * rubber tlit-J. Th ben U thi chefpest. CIQAU MANUFACTUREU8. 11 KM : A co. largest facto-y In the west. Leading l b. bt-ra of Omaha , Kdnuv City , Lincoln and HU Joseph handle our uoods. 100S Fnruiiu sUMb Omalia ,
