Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 09, 1897, Page 11, Image 12
TIFE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUTSSDA\ 0 , 1897 , It tOHMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | cTcral Bearish Hoports from Liverpool Causa WLoit to Break Away. ARGENTINE REPORTS A FINE PROSPECT JnirritHC In VlmlliliSiiiilr Aluo lint 1U KfTvct , lint the llrrnk In Uuitlltifil Almost I3nllrel - to Win-ill. CHICAGO , Nov. 8. The sharp break at Wvcipool caiifl..d nn opening decline of 1 © I lie Inlipnt today. The market did not ptrny far from those figures , December , Jicwlng iHo decline at the close. A heavy Visible Incrcnso was n bearish factor. Other ITUlu nnd provision markets were llrm , cor find OO.IH declining 'ic cncli. while provision * closed unchanged to 7&c higher. Wheat made it drop at thd opening of about l'/4o ' per btl compared with the U cloned at Saturday. The Liverpool mar ket opened Vi'l lower , and hud declined ! / d more before the trading commenced here , this In Iho face of a % c advance hero Sat urday. Ilecelpts everywhere greatly ex ceeded last jenr'a , 1.807,000 bu. being reported ut primary points , against 1,007,000 bu. last year , whllo Minneapolis nnd Duluth re ceipts amounted to 1.U3S car compared with l.Sjfr last w eck and but 893 last year. Selling was iiulte general at the opening , several stop orders being reached. Decem ber started at from 92VSf(93c against Sat urday's closing price of 9lc. A few sales were made at ul'.ic right after the opening , then prices Hagf.id on ugialti to WVic. After the half hour trading became veiy dull and prices lup-t within a ? ic limit for the re mainder of thu Hcsslon , An explanation of the Liverpool weak ness vvim found In prlvntu Ungllsh cables claiming llnu prospects for the Atgcntlne. Tnuro were ) rains throughout the winter wheat bolt and more Indicated. Liter In the day an addition to the previously pientl- lul bear news was made by the publication of the vl lir.o supply statement. It showed un Increase of Z.WU.COO bu. , compared with an Increase a year ago on the similar week of 1.243,000 bu. There was an Increase In the < iuanllty nlloat for Kuropa of 1.2SO.IOJ bu. Tiio world's shipments for the week amounted to U.2I7.COO uu. . Inclusive of 27WOO bu. from India. The English visible In- rreastd 61,000 bu. Ucports trom St. Louis said bids sent to the country Satutday for wheat had all been accepted. The market was steadied In a m&iiHdio by the heavy exports , M..UUtJ bu. , fair withdrawals from store hero and HtrongLi Kri'iieh markets 1'ails wheat was otcady hero to 20 centimes higher and Hour advanced ! Wi20 centimes. Antwerp was unchanged. New \orlc re- paitcd 3SO.OOO bu. taken there and nt out- potts Saturday and fiS loads today. The " \vorM' > * available supply Is xpoeletl to ohonv nn Increase this week of about 0,000,000 bu , the Increase last year being 3,3,11,000 bu. Northwest markets ruled veiy weak and oxcrtid consldt'iablo Influence on values here Inter In the day. December was bring ing W % < * ut tin- close May was wuikul than Decpinbc't. U ranmd fiomfpu \ to Uflc and closed ut ( iOVKJUuS > c , a decline of I3ii Corn wns steady , being helped by nn excellent export demand at the seaboaid. New Yoik reported 78 loads taken for ox- port. This unused the market to soon re- rover from the slight opening decline. Other strengthening factors weio the light re ceipts , 43S cars , and the i.ilns west , which were expected to still further diminish the movement. The visible detrained 850'JOO bu. The market as n whole was uulet There was sonio changing by elinator people , who took IJcccmbei and sold May Decembei ranged fiom ar 8e to 257 < ic , and closed He higher at 21'iViC Oats weio quiet , the- bulk of the business consisting of changing , belling December and taking on May The feeling was tlrmei on the exiuptlonal ca h demand heie and at the seiiboird. The vlslb'e Increased 2"iOCO bu Local stocks , how over , decreased 613,000 bu. Uecolpts here wrro J79 cars. December ranged from 10'i20c to 19H.C , closing Vie higher ut 19M < ' ! > 7kc 1'iovlaloiis were very dull , but steady. Hog lecelpts v\ee n.OOO IPSS than expected , and yellow fever news was mole favorable. Opening prices were nt a slight advance , wlilth was maintained to the clo3 < \ Flnctu. ntlons vveiu very narrow In consequence of the small amount of speculative tiadlng December pork closed 7'ic higher at $7 ( > . > ; Deccmbei lard , 2 ! c higher at JI.27V4 , nnd December ribs unrhnnpcd at $4 15 January ribs h'howrd n. slight Improvement. Estimated receipts for Tuesday : Wheat , 170 cars , corn , GOO cars ; oats , 310 cars ; hogs , 23 , < XX ) head. Leading futures ranged as follows ; Artlclin.1 Upon I HUli. I Lotv. I Clean Whout- Nov. . . 0-54 Die. . . . O'Hi 01 1I2M OHM M.iy. . . OUK3JS 110)4 uo HIM Nov . . . 2.VIJ IMIM 20 26H 2Vl ( -'UMi Di-c. . . - May. . Ml Jl ) OatH MlHIM lcc . HIM May. . . Pork Dee . . . 7 C'J 7 70 7 ll'-'K r.7ii ! Jnn . . . B Mh B im S OJi ! Lnrel 4 27 } 1I 1 ' Jnn . . . 4 4U I IS 4 4t'l ISM Sh'tlllbH 4 45 4 I'JHi 4S Jan. 1 47H I 47v ! 15 No. S Cash quotations were as fallow B : 1'LOt'llSteady und 5lilOc lower WHEAT N . - ' spring. No. 3 spring , S3aSSc , No S led 9lc. ' * OXTS-No 2 , 20e ! f. o. b. No. 2 white , S4c , No. 3 Wilte. 22'X.23l4c. | RYIJ No. 2. 47'lc. I ARLI3Y-No. 2. 22642C. FLAXSIini ) No I , * l OStTl.OS. TIMOTHY BI3H1) 1'rlim' . $ . ' 05 PilOVISIONS Peirlc. moss , pit lihl , $7.63i.70 Ij\nl. per 100 ll > s. . $1 30f4 40 Uncoil shorl ribs Bides ( loose ) $1 4Mf4 13. Dry Failed ehouldera ( bxed ) , JITIffoUO ; short clear hldea ( boxeel ) , $4.7r. 4 S7W. IU WII1HKY Dlstlllern' finished souils , per uaj. , $1.18 SlIO All -Cut lonf , unchnnKcd. On tlio Produce exchange today the butter market vv ID llnu ; creameilia 15iiT-3c , dairies , \t \ ( fSOc. Cheese , nulet at 8&S'jC. KKK . llrm , fresh , 17c. on i v ( ; IMIIAL ; .M ARICUTS. CoiiiIItliiu of Tniilr uml ( luotiidoiiN on Slnplenml Fane ) PruilueM' . nans Good btocit , ire. 1JUT1 Kit Common to fair , IWllo ; choice to fancy , HO17ei , keparntoi crcumciy , 23c ; gathered cie'unifi ) . 21c. VUAL Choice fat , SO to 120 IbB . quoted at Sc ; laige , and ciMrso. 44f5c. L1V13 POl'IlRYliens. . 5Je. ! cocks. 3ff4o ; rpilni ; chlrUemi , pur Ib , Ac , ciiU'Uu. t.U7c , tur- keve. KfJc. 1'IGKCiNH Live. 7M : dead pigeons not wanted HAY Upland JCOO ; midland , $300 , low Ian.1 . , IS DO ; no btraw. 41 ; color makes the price on hay , tight h-ilcs tell the Uctt , only top Eraelei brine top prleen VI3UI3TAI1M3S , C13U3RY fiood < tock , large , 40o ; unuill , lilt o'NIONH-IVr bu. , 43flG1c. 1U3ANH Hand plcl.ed niny. per bu . $1.40. M\V13ii' POTAioiW I'e-r bbl. , > 2.J5 i.Eg. POTAMOKU-IIomi ! Kiow'n , 4BtfMc4 ; v\e lern etock. C0 70e\ tiAUMri.OWI3U U.75. KRU1TS , QI'INCIIS California , per box , I1.S3. APPLUa-WlnUr stock , f2 iwj3.0ii | Jrimlhans and faiic > vurlrllen $ J.2i ; Cjillfoin.u Itellellower , bosea II.iW : L'olnindo Junatlianr , huxcg , tl.83. NL\V YORK tlRAPUH-Per SMb , liaBket , 13c | liuge lotv , Iv'ic. J'l.l'MS * Idaho und Orrgon , TIcif jl.OO Oil VNHI RRins-Capo t'o.1 , pel bbl. , $5.60 , \VI < eon in buim , $1 C081.ll ) , { ALU'URNIA AND ( XLORADO ) PKARS-Oooil winleir nsllla , J..W1U2J3 ; other vurletlen , $ l,00 / " " ' * TROPICAL PRUIl'H , ORANQiy Mi'xloun , per box. $1,10. LL'MONS-Misulnan , $4,23tf4..Vi , choice Call. ' * kNASOlu'lce. . large tocl. ptr bunch , 25 ; medium-sited bunchc * . ) l.JJil2.00. MISClILLANEOfS. N-UT.S Alir.onJs , per Ib. largo lxe. HO13c ; llrntll' . per H' . . 10o ; KnglUh walnuti , per Ib , fancy. t"'t the-ll. 13c tandard . lOjfllc , Illherli. ur Ib. . 1 < : pecann. poll bed large' . MrlUc ; Jumbo. 10 lartfo hickory nut * , 11.2 per bu. , small $ ) . & 6 ner l > ii.i cexoanut * . per 100 , $3758400 ; peanut * , law. 5f(5\4c ; ronitiil. 6flH4c pIOrf-lmp"fld f nc > , 3 crown. 14-lb , boxti. l kic. S crown , 4Mb. boxco , llv' ; Mb , boxe , 23o l > ei1Nlfjv Choice white 13c. KRAUT-Pr bbl. . $1 COQ4 25 half bbl. $3.30O 1'ilAPLB SYRUP-flve-gal. cans , each $2.2Si gal rani pure. p r do . , Jj | w | , a.Ka | | , can. fs 25 , uuart cam. $ ] U ) . DAT : S Per CO to 70-lb. boxei , S c ; Kurd -Ib. * Per half bbl. , $300 KHKbll MUATS. DEKI' OooJ native * ltfn . 7c ; oo4 _ t r . fc good hlnJiuarlcr . c ; nicer * i > uui4c , fancy hrlfer , C v ; uooei heifer * . o : ooU forfquartem , belfrr * . 5 < 4c : iiood tUnelquartcn. belter * . V4c ; good cowi. i\f , Utr cows , "if common cows 5tn cow fortaunr- Itn , Mt Ac ow himlaunrt. m , 7iiflSo'urcqu"r , Itnnv rl'TSTenderloins. . 18c boneltf * ( trip * . > c. utrlp loins , 7c , rolls , HC , sirloin hutu , 4c : dhoul Icr c lexis , 5'tc , rump butts , 5'ic : steer shoulder lods r > 4c. rump butts , S c ; steer chuck * . 5V , few churks. 4140 lioneless rhuck i 4Vicj covr plates , Sc , steer pUtes , JVic , flank rttcnk , Clfc ; loins , No. 1 , He. luin , No 2 , lei c , loins. N 3. 8 , sirloin ends. No 1. 9c ; ribs. No. 1. lltft HIM , Ng 2 5Hc , rltn No 3 , c , steer rounds , "Vio. cow rounjf , 64c , cow roimJs shxnk off , SHc , ( rlmmlngsc , iK-ef shnnks , 3o , brains , per doz. , 3J , swclbr idi" , l > r Ib , lOc ; svveotbreads ( calves ) , per Ib , * lc. kidneys | , * r dm 35c , ox lulls , men 4c , lUers ptr Ib. , 3c ; hearts , per IK. 3o. tongues , per Ib. , 12'4c. ' iHJTTON Limbs , 7c. sheep , 6 0 : market racks ( long ) , Sc ; hotel racks ( short ) , He Iocs and saddles , 9c , lamb legs , 9c , breasts and stews , So ; lonirue , e/ich 3c. PORK IJrc'WeJ plw , 5 < 4c , drcMc.l . hoits , 5c : tpndfrlolns , 15c , loins. 7c , spare ribs , 5c ham sausage butts , 6 < ,4c ; phottlders , rough , lie ; sboul. ders , fklnned , 55 c. trimmings. Rite , leaf lard , not rendered , 6t4c , fiends , clMiicd , 4c ; snout and cars , 4c. bicklmnes IHc chek meats , 4V4c , neck liones , 2c , pigs' tails , 4c ; plucks , each , to ; chit- tcrllngs , 5c , hocks , 4c , hearts , per doz. . ! 3c ; stomach' , e-nch 3c , tongues , each 7e ; kidneys , per doz , lOc , brains , per iloz , IjCj p'e ' feet , per doz. , tie , livers each 3p. 11IDKS , TAt.UW. KTC. . HIDHS No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2 green hides , Cc , No 1 tailed hides , SHe ; No. 2 green salted hides , Tic. No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 IDS. , Sc , No 2 venl calf , 12 to 15 Ibs , 60 ; No. 1 dry flint hides , 11013 ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , S310c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , M10c ; part curd hides , o per Ib. lets thin fully lured. Slinr.P PI3I/TS Clrcen salted , each 15976o ; green silted shearlings ( short cooled early skins ) each 15c ; dry shearlings ( short woolea early tklnx ) , No. 1. each 5c dry Hint. Kansas and Nebra kn butcher wool pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 485c ; dry flint , Kansas and Ncbrasim murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 3O4c ; dry Hint Colonido butcher wool pelts , per Is . actual eight , 4fT > c , dry Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , pfr Ib actual weight. 3O4c : feet cut off , as It Is ii ! " > l < > s to pay ( releh : on them , YOIIIC ( il3M31tAI , M.\Ulvl3TS. tlontt or tin * Uny < > rJcncTiii CllllllllOlllllPN , NI3W YORK , Nov. 8. FLOUR Receipts , 33,856 bbls. , exports , 13.1M bbls. : market dull : more or less weak at old prices. R > e Hour , dull : fancy , I2.W13.40. Iluckwheat Hour. dull. lIUCKWHnAT Dull at 37tt39o. GORN.M UA Lr-rirm. llARhHY Quiet , western. 28o nuked. RYU-Plrm. DARI.UY MALT Steady ; western , 578J < "C. \V1II3AT Recelpls , 378.k50 bu. ; exports , 134,003 bu. Siwt , weak ; No. 2 red , WUc. . Options eipcned eak , with few exceptions all day. clos ing" IViOlJio lower. Depressing Inllucnies. In- eluding lower cables , bearish slallstlcs. rain west nml liquidation ; November closed nt 9oc ; December , Dhfiil&hc closed , WUc. UORN Receipts. 147,923 bu. ; exports. 243.791 bu. Spot , linn , No. 2 , ,13'lc. ' Options opened strong and generally llrm ail day on lighter re ceipts than expected , and another big export demand , closing unchanged ; December.31i4Q > 3nc , clo'ed , 31c ; Mav , 34if3JV4c ( ; closed. 33c , OATS Ilw-elptB , 604,600 bu. ; exports. 1S0.007 bu. Spot , llrm. No. 2 , 24c. Options. Inactive but steady and unchanged with corn , December o'Cd at 24Vic HAY-Dull. MOPS-Steady. LiATlliit-Qulet. WOOIj Very steady. 1'ROV'ISIONa Ilecf. steady , extra mess. J7.r > 05J 800. btef ham" . J22 00822 50. Cut meats , steady. Lard , Ilrmcr , western steam closed Jl 63 ; re- nned , iulet. | Pork , steady. Tallow , dull. RK'L3 Quiet. . s Quiet nnd steady. MITPAUS Pic lion , warrants , quiet nt M.90 bid , 7 nsklil Lake copper , lilt. $11 a lted. Tin. very quiet , $13 CTi bid. $1T 75 asked. Spelter , dull. $4 10 bill | 4 70 n ked Lead , exchange , $3.83 bid and $1 90 asked , brokers' , dull at $3 73. OIL'S Cottonseed , moderately stc d > , but not active , prime crude , lS'j.T19c , prime summer > cllow , 2lHT21'4c Petroleum dull Rosin. steady. Turpentine , stend > , 30V/u31c. St. I.oul * ( ioncrul InrkelH. ST. IjOUIS. Nov. 8. ri.OL'R-Qulet. weak , but unchanged WHIIAT Loner , closing I'mc for December and 2c for JIa > below FatunlaJ , May opened 11 o lower , hnprovpil Vdo. declined ' , c , nlllcd ' "s'u'Hc. ' FOlrl down % 8TnC rencled ' 4W ) c , tloflnc there There was -a nuis of be irlsh Information let loo'O upon the market this morning It bringing to much wheat out for sale from bulls nnd beais alike that n sharp decline resulted Spot lower ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator , iiiMic , tra U 97j'i' < .c. No 2 hard , cash , 834SCc , December , 3754c May JJlJflOSTnC CORN Futures Mrm with bus ers iifT ( ? e for December and c above Vt tprdnv Snot -tron- Vo 2 mixed , cash , 24ic ; ' December , 24 4c ; May , 27Ti.c OATS Putiires elull but firm , with speculation light. Spot , higher No 2 mixed , cish. elevator. Sic , track 20i20"c' . December , 20c , MIIJ , 12c ! , No 2 white , cash , 22'4c.t I HYK UlEher , PLAXSI3I3D I-owcr nt Jl TI.MOniY SURD Prime J2 CO. CORNMnAI-Bteady at Jl 40. P.RAN Quiet nnd nteadj east track , sacked. 48c track this side , packed. 41ii7"1c ' - HAY Pr.ilrle scarce nnd wanteTat firm prices J7.501IS M , timothy In liberal receipts. $ S 00f3 DO. IllTTTnil Steady , creamery , lKS24c ! ; dairy. It I020i. iOOS-Steady nt 14c. COTTONTI n S3c. ' ' MI3TALS Iad. 'lower , $1.C"H63.70. Spelter. lower W 90 , PROVISIONS ! Pork steady ; standard mesa lobbing J ? 2'HS rO Laid steads ; prime steam $4.15. choice. $4 22V4 llacon Owxed lots ) , extra short clear. $ ' 37'A. ribs. J/C2A. shorts J0.87V4. Dry Mil meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. > i2 > extra Hhort clear K ribs , " > .12i4 < sliorts $ - > .2o RDCDIPTS rioiir. 7 CCO bbls ; wheat. 123,000 bu corn 1 ) Wfl bu. : oats. 41000 bu. SHIPMENTS Plour , SMfl bbls : wheat. 63000 bu. , corn , 60,000 bu ; oats , 34 MO bu. llnltlinoro Mnrl ' < * . HALTIMORH. Nov. 3 W-7'LOUR-DulI , western , 2 70f2 10. extra , $3 SOJM M family $4 WiT4.i5 , wlnler wheat pafnts , J SOffi.15 , rprlns wheat patents $ " . < WJf3 21. vprlng wheat stralebts. $4 80 ST3 10. receipts. 28.-.SO bbls . exports , 17.114 bbls. WI1I3AT Steady at decline , spot , 9G'4J5G\C ! December , 97SJ37'4C : Mny , Sic asked , pteamrr No 2 red 315"lHic ; receipts , 2G.9CO bu ; exports 137- 81. ! hu , southern wheat , by sample , 90f97c } , bouthcrn v\heat , on fc-nrt > , smfT'C c CORN Firmer ; spot. Sl'iffSl lc ; December , 32 Sys2l\c , January , 32 < f32Vic. steamer mixed , 2'J'4@ 2910 : receipts , 72 7S ? bu. , southern white corn. 30fl24c : snuthern jellow corn. 3l'4ft12c OATS Steady ; No 2 white , 27C 7'4c ' ; receipts , 111 522 bu. RYI3 Active "id hlghrr ; No. 2 western , 23)Jc bid ; receipts. 2,881 bu. HAY Steady , choice timothy , $11 asked GRAIN FREIGHTS Btaady nnd nulet. itenm to Liverpool , per bu. , 4Vld , November cork for orders per quarter. 3s 10V4dit4s November ; 3 TUiWN td December UUTTI3R Steady ; fancy creamery , 24tp2l4c. ! rOOR Plrm , fres-i. 18 13V4c. CH13I3S12 Firm ; fancy New York , large , 10 { ? Wic. IvnnNiiH City MiirUe-ts. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 8. WII13AT 1 2c lower , plow. No 1 hard S3WS4c ; No 2. Slfflllc. No 3. 7S TM [ ! , No 4 77T7c ! ) , No 1 red. 13ifJ93c No. 2 , 0ffl92c No. 3 , frifiRfc ; No. 4 , S3c ; No 2 spring , ' 'Me No 3 , 79ff7tlV4c. CORN Very firm active ; No , , 2 mixed. 230 23'lc. OATS Plrm , but slow ; No. 2 white , 21c RYI3 teadj , No. 2 4IVJC. IIAY Active , flm , choice timothy , $ S.ro , choice prairie $700 IlllTI I'll Weak on heavy lecelpts , creamery ) < 1,23" ( lain 15017C nr.ns Active slock nlaarvil up. 14c R13CRIPTS Wheat 2J9.2CO bu , ; corn , 7(5,700 ( bu.t oatB 21 0V ( ) bu 8HIPM13NTS Wheat , 91,800 bu. ; corn. 8.EOO bu. Xi'TT Orli-nits Miii'ke-ts. Nl'.W ORI.T3ANP. Nov. S-HOG PRODPCTS- Slcndv Pork , ol < l' 8'1 ° Lard , reinned. tierce 4c. Hnxed me its , dry salt shoulders ntc ; sides , 4 c II10311 clear rib sides , 6 > iC. Hams , cholco sugar lurwl fiflSVic. if > rPIJI3 lllo , ordinary to low fnlr , S { ? Wile riOt'H Higher ; extra fmry , $1 OOS'4 ' 70 ; pat ents. nn.vrnio CORN Mn.\Ir-Quli't-nt'ieO. RRAN Quiet nt Cf. 7f.7c. \Y-Plrni , prlmv , } 12.00fllJ ; rhulcf , } 1400ff 13 50. CORN Sli-ady ; No , 2 acKed , hlte , tCe , mixed. 36OT7ejcI"VV. ! ! . 330a OATS-Ptcady ; No. 2 , parks 1 , 2i\ . RICI3 Plrmi prrtln.irj < it to l , if4'n ( i nil H Re-e'i'liitH nt 1'flnolpill Vliirki-fN. CIUC'AOO , Nov. S. RecelptH today ; Wheat 171 car * corn 43& e-ura ; lints. 373 cars nvtlmated tomorrow ! Wheat , 175 cam ; com , COO cars ; oats , S40 fttr M1NNIJAPOLIH , Nov. S. Receipts : Wheal , 1 1 34n earn , KANHS CITY Nov. 8 Receipt * : Wheat. 399 cart * ST IXll'tS , Nov , 8 Re'crlpts : Wheat , r1) carr ni'l.UTII , Nnv. -Receipts ; M heat ? J8 cam PHORIA Nov. 8 , Receipts : Porn. R7 000 bus , . oot . 41 CO bus. ; na > and nhlshv none ; wheat , lO" bus. Shipments : f'orn.n 7EOi ) bus ; oats , 47.WX ) bus. ; whlcky , 1,030 bbl * . ; r > o nnd wheat , none , Cliii-liiiuill > IiirUc ( H , riNi-INNATI , Nov. 8 l'HlIR-iai.y ) ; fare } , $1 M Krl 51 family , S3 f > > ) f3.l ( WltVTDinlcr ; No 2 rid , 92c. rO"N r rm No. 2 mlxwl zijp OATH-Klimi No. 2 tnlxol , 21Kc. nvi'OtemU ; No 2 47o. PPOVIK'ONV l.ard. nul-l a JI2fl Rulk mpalB , ranv xt $1 f' * . llai'on , nulet at ( C.13. WHIsKY-stendy nt $1 19. lll'Trnil Firm SI'OVR Pull ; hard ii'fmeil $3970385. I'fins Firm and higher at 16c. CIIRnsFSteady ; good t prime. Ohio fUl , 9t. De-troll ( ; i'i I n Mill-Let. nrrritoiT , NW. s win r-\o i. . . 2 led. fje ; Dt-ccmlwr. " ' 'i"j ' Ma' , * l'ic , CORVNo. . 2 mlxfcl , : ! ( : . OVTS-Vo 2 white. 21c. RYR-No. 2. 4Sc plilli Prod HIM" , PHIL VDKLP1UA Nov. -nUTTn but m-ailv . fancy criMmerv , 2J'i ' . rofiS Plrm ; fresh nraibylo : ; frih western , 19c. 19c.CHPUSi : Steady. Pforln Crnln VliirUi-l. PKORIA. Nov. -CORN-Steady ; No t. Ke. OATt-riiil l ; No i white , Jim RYi : Slfadv ; No. 2. (7e- , WHISKY Illithpnvfct rplrllt , JI.I9. VUtlilo ttnilii Sui | > l > . NM3\V YORIC Nov t-The sUtement nf thi vl lbl * supply of eraln In * air til aflnat No- vemb r , a * compllvd byh Produce m-tunce , In A follo-ns AVh.at 0f > 300f ) bit , Increns.1 , jn < n > t > lo bu CVrn , 4itj3 o-Xl bu , tlecrenw , M-- ( W > Onts. liSKKOtu ( ) incrcns * J..OO ) IHl. Rj' . S.1M.OIO bu In imtf 376.M ( ) bu. Itarley , 4U . " W ) bu , lncri.i' rjs uo > ) bu Llv e'niiinl Mnrlie-t- , . LtVHRI-OOL , NOT -WIlKAT-Ppot. . No. 1 red western winter , easy at 7s l'i < l. No. J red , northern spring , emy at 7s " 11. , , - TORN-Spot American mixed. Mea.Uat . 8j l , il , November dull at 3s l'/id , December , dull nt Js 2Hd January Hill at 3s 3' d. The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool ul'"f ' the past week were ! Prom Atlnnllc ports. 101 , . K quarterj. from other ports , H.OJO quarter . The Imports of corn from Atlantic forts were 4,200 quarters Toledo TOLP.DO. Nov S-WHAT-Lqvvcr ! : No. 2 , ca h. 93c , December. 9I % < - bl < l rORN-Qulot. No 2 mlxsl , 2 ' 5c. OATH Dull but steady : No 3 mixed. IS'iC. RYI3 Dull but stcndj. No. 2 , cash , 4c. CLOV1IR SI3I3U Active but ensy , prime cash , Oil , Urchancetl. Snii rrnin-lKOo Whpnl , SAN PRANrrSCO Nov S. WHKAT Weak : December. $1.43 % ; May. $1.40H. STOCKS AM ) I10MS. Ni'lirnnUti I'rolnlit I.mr llnnetUm the VlnrUft. NBW YORK. Nov. 8 Prices of stocks fluc tuated very wide ami very easily , traversing n range up nml elown many times In the course of the dny. This Indicated a feverish tone of the speculative mind , n readiness to illfposc of holdings on a slight Intimation of possible un favorable etcv elopment , and nn equally nervous nnxlety on the part of short s-llers to cover their contracla nn any appearance of n bulge Thn mast formidable PVPIU In the day's happen Ings , so fnr us any effect on values wns con cerned , wcs the postponement of the announce ment of tha supremecourt's decision In the Nebraska maximum fielubt rate case , which wn confidently expected today. There have been as surances from Wall street that the verdict would Ini favorable to the railroads , and even If a favorable verdict bad been announced today profit takings would pro ! ably have- led to de clines In tb stocks affected. Hut the new * of the postponement led to the rumors that the verdict would In fact nlllrm the validity of the contested statutes. This rumor Induced much Special weakness wns Induced In the cinlnrs by the discouraging reports of the condition of that industry , due lo overproduction , culling of prices nnd the persistent mild weather. TBcra was nn lacking to the Spanish war scare , which was made to do duty today. These demoralising factors did not begin to l/i > felt until some- slight Improvement over Saturday's close had been nf- tecteil In prices , Sugar leading the1 way. There wa a notable ImproTcment also from the low point before the closing ot the day , by the covering of shorts and the Bupicme court de cision against the Interstate CommeiLe commls- . slon us to the regulation of rates under the long and short haul clause , wncrc water ratea nre In competition. In con-equence of thli rise nt the opening and the Improvement at the close net declines arcj much dtmlnlsheel. Spirits preferred wns the nrst stock , to ex- ercl e an unsettling Influence on the niatlcct with a. s'ump of 614 points on news of the failure of the Kentucky dlstlllerj combination New Jersey Central registered an extreme decline of 5\ per cent ht Joseph & . .Grand Island flrst preferred of G per cent and Delaware & Hud son und Manhattan I per cent nnd Sugar 4' ' & per cent , Omiihin and Lake Shore , 334 per cent , Cotton Oil , Leather pieferred , Plttsburg , Cleve land , Clnclnnull , Chicago & bt. IxniU preferred and Illinois Steel from 3 to 3'4 per cent each , nnd LJurllngton , Pitts- burg , Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chicago & St. Louis , Chicago Oas , Missouri Pacific , Reading first preferred , Illinois Central , Northwestern and other prominent stocks from 2 to 2n per cent , the llurllngton being lirgely affected by the Ncbriska maximum frelg it law. St Paul was llrm on London buying , and a number of other stocks wire alMj bought quite sti.adj for London account nt the decline. Sugar wna very active throughout the day nnd was quite sensi tive Chicago Ons wns a not ible exception In the n-it with n net gain of " ' , < , points. Cotton OH gained 2 4 points net. Bonds were weak In sjimpathy with stocks but steadied liter In the day Total sales. $1.510.000 United States new 4s declined % per cent bid and the Ss , teglstcred , 3a per cent , and 5s coupon , I , per cent Tlie livening Post's London financial cablc- gr.im S.IJS"The stock ! markets were- quiet and Irregular todaj Consols were drill because of easier rates and shortness of stock. Contangoes on mines nr about the same as at the previous i-cttlcment Kiiillrs weie weak Australians were good The general settlement to begin to morrow will probably be a small affair , with slightly easier monej. Gold Is In strong de mand for the continent India Is also billing moderately , but at present not on exchange operations , hut merely the usual demand for the bazaars. "Amcrli an3 opened steadier on the rl e In New York followed by small and feeble purchases here , then New Aork began to pell ani the mar ket dropped , closing ll.it A few imoro such day ? will prob.ibly entirely exhaust the patience of such few bulls ns exist here Drarlls were flat "Grand Trunks were strong on reports that negotiations nre proceeding favorably In arrang ing a new fieleht route with the Wabash hjs- tem over the loop line of the old Great Weatern company and v la the New York. Ontario i Western to New York "The Paris nnd Merlin markets were quiet. 1 pm assuied on fairly gooel authority that It le po < < lblo that the Relchsbank may mnUe no fur ther change In the rate thin year. The followrne were Ihe closing quotations on Ihe leading stocks of the New York exchange today ! second ass fasment paid The total Bales of storks today were 427,300 sharif , Including : Atchlson preferred , S 970 Clie npeako S. Ohio , 3 ITi , Chicago , liurllngton & Qulno , 41430 ; Delaware S. Hudson , 4 Ojl , Louis , vlllo \ . Nashville , 1S3C3. Missouri PdCllle , 12 CIO Mlhsourl. Kani-as & Texas prefcned , IJtO ; Not th em Pacific piefened 14 301 , Chicago A * No-th- vvrHtrrn , 5,270 , Ileadlm , ' , C,2'0. ht. Paul , 4J.H3 St. Paul Omiili.i , 3 193 , Southern Hnllw.i > pre' . foired 34X3 , Union Pacific , second asiefsment paid. 11,151. Wabash prefcried , 4.410. Am'ilrnn Hulrlta , 3.42S , Chicago Gaa , 1S.63S ; Suzar , C JOS Tennessee Coal und Iron , 4 7JO , United htatea 1-e.ither preferred , J,213 , Western Union , G 53S Chicago I i real Western. 11.4JO. was Irregular , with n. borls tinJfr- tone , owlns to n. d sire nmonij In Mora to r- alUe The close was easy , with a moderate de mand. VIMT Yorlc Mntiry Mnrkrt. NRW YORK , Nov -MONr.Y ON CAU > - ! 14 J per i-ent closed , UllIS per rent. PRIMi : MRUCANT1M3 PAPiR-34g H Per cent RTRRLINO i.XrHANf5t-StMdy. wllh nclilal business In bankers' bills nt $1f&S for demand nnd at 14 R2H1H * 2\ for sixty dav , posied rates. $1 ' 14(14 f 04 , commercial bllls , _ $1 Sly , I1AR SILVR-57'.c : , MKXICAN DOLLARS-4H4C. C1OVKRNMP.NT 1WNDS Weak. STATI3 RONDS Dull RAILROAD HONDS-Wcnk. Closing quotations on bonds were as follows : Iiiuiiloii StiirU ( IneitndoiiB LONDON , Nov.8. _ 4 p. m. closlnB ! _ ConsolH.in'v..T I li4 SLP.iul common. . . 01j ConsolH. nco't 112'A ! N Y , Ontrii lOSVi fan Paclnc H2H PuiiiiiyUiinl.1. . . . . . . 67j Krlo in llesadln ? Ill" Hrlo l t ofes : iil Mt'X f.L'n. now 4s . . Oil. i > 111. Comr.u It ) IK Aicblucn 1'JH Mexican onlmnrv. _ . IB L.AN _ 044 HAH SILVnil-Stcady at"2C id licr"ounce. MONUY 2V4 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short and three months' bills , 2 13-1C@2 % per cent. Fliiniii'lnl .Noten. NI3W YO1UC , Nov. 8. Clearlnga , $01 7W.105 Inl- nncts , J3.422.72S. ItOSTON , Nov. 8. Clcarlnss , J1S,747,590 ; bal ances , 2.401,423 MnMPHlS. Nov. 8 ClearlnRS , Jcy.SCO , bit- nnces , tlSl.02 ! , New York cxchanijc , soiling at purCINCINNATI. CINCINNATI. Nov 8 Money. 2 > 4fG per cent New } otk oichaiiRe. 25Q50o prenilum. Clear- InBS , $2 30.0CO. N \V OULKANS , Nov. S Clearings , J1.10S 232 , New York exchanRc , bank , par ; commercial , SI 21 per 1C < W discount. ST. U3UI8 , Nov. 8 Clearings , $0.412 930 ; bal ances , $5W,300 , money. 5S | per cent. New Yoik exch.iiiKe , 2oc discount bid , par asked CHICAGO , Nov. S.-Cleirlnfcs. $19.013,503 ; New \ork exchange , 23o premium , exchange , $1 iStJ and $1 : F South Hide L. oiaj nn reallzlnR. Ulu- moml Mitch "trone. closlnB : West Chicago OS. IJIamoml Matcli , in , I > il > Street U 17" , New \ork lllpcult , C2'4 , bontli Side I , . tGV4. City Itall- \\aj , J23 bid ; btrawljoard. 20 bid. J2 asked. Kor-L'lRii riiuiiiulnl. nnilLIN , Nov. S n\chnnBe on Ix > ndon , M murks 3o > 4 pfg for checks. 1'AHIS. Nov. 8 Three per cent rentes , leif GOo foi the account , exchange oa London , 23f 17c for clucks. COTTON > I VHKlVrs. Prlcos Ioner Xu-n Tlinu for Over Tno Yi-nrx Past. NH\V 1ORK. Nov. 8-COTTON-The market tinned at a loss of from 1 to 4 points and before the day naa out shotted ) on additional loss of from C to 7 Points. January contracts sold down to $3C2.thl3 belnc the lowest llsuie In over Uvo sears and u I thin n. third of a cent of the lowest price In tha hNtory ot cot ton st tl tics. The weakness oC the market was dlrcctlj the result of predictions of overwhelm ing receipts nt Interior points , as well ais of a deluse or cotton at the ports tomorrow In ad dition to this pressuic the l isllah cotton mar ket closed nt n net Iot.s of from IIA to 2 points , while reports from manufacturing circles In New Knglanil were also ver > unsitlsfnctoi-y. Or ders from the south were for selling cotton and liquidation became very general. Including active telling for nngllsh account. Theie was mt n mur-h wUIn ? by the phorts themselves nt low pi Ices Intlmllatlmr them to * ome ex tent nnd caiMnz the moro' prudent to cover The market closed easy at A 'net ' loss of from leeelpts 68,709 balesr exports to Great Urltaln. S 464 bales to the continent , 43 " 33 bales ; pto k 79 , ! M bales. Consolidated * Itecelpts. H4 SAS bales , exports to Great Britain. 121 121 ball's to France. 5 700 bales ; 16 the continent. 7 747 bales Total Increase Blno Sfptembet I : Net receipts. 2 b20.0Sl bulei ; exports to Great Brit ain , 778813 bales , to Trance. 223 , 404 bales , to the continent. COS.K.o bales. * IvIVHUPOOL , Nov S COTTON Spot In good demand , sellers offer freely , prices unchanged American. 4Wd. The sales ft > i the day were 12 , < yo bales , of which 1 000 , bales were for spec ulation and export nnj Included 11 200 bales American : receipts 8,000 bales , Including7.C09 bales American. Futures opened easj. with a moderate demand nnd clootl steady. American middling. U M. C. , No\cmh"r lOiffl 11 sellers ; November and December. $3 J1SW3 0 , huycis ; De cember ami January. S3 Ot-ffS.W tellers. Janu ary and February , J3 OSm 09 , tellers . Februarv and March $3 09 buj ers March and April $3 to sellers ; April and Mny fill' Imjers , May anl .lune. $3.12Vi < ! r3 13. tellers. June and July. J3 13 ( fJ.H , sellers. July and August. $3.14&3.13. sell ers. August nnd September , J1 15 buyers. NKW OltLKVNS Nov 8 COTTON-rnttires. steady sales. 40 COO bales. November , $3.31. De cember. J3 25 Hi.28. January. J3.30O5.31. I'ehru aiy. $ - > 33&3.S6 March. J5.40G3 41 , April. $5.45 < Tj 45 , May , $ T 50W3 51 ; June. $3 5Ii.30. Sal s 5 150 hales , ordinary , 4ie : good ordinary.4Rdc. . low middling. 4 n-ltc mlldllng , 5'io. good mid dling , SHc , mlrtdllng fair , 65c ; receipts , 16.3.M bales : stock 203 437 bales MUMPUIS. Nov. 8 COTTON Ste y : mid dling. 5Uc , receipts , 7236 b.vles , shipments , 2,131 bales stock 79,018 bales ; sales 4,004 bales. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 8 COTTON Steady. 1-lte lower : middling. ! ) % " : sales. 700 bales , receipts G B80 biles , shipments , 5,000 bales ; stock , 3G. C4 "CINCINNATI. Nov. -COTTON Kasy ; mid dling , Slic. Coffee llnrki'tM. NHW YOHK , Nov 8. COFI'nn Options opened barely steady 15 to 20 points lower ; tilled unsitt'ed and vvcuk under active liquidation and renewed selling for siort account , f > llowlng weak European and unsatlsfactoij Drazlllan ca bles , heavy Increase for October In world's vis- lbl supply , causing wlthdinwal ot fpot bujers and nil around depression , closed weak , 30'(40 points net lower , tales , 43.MO b igs Including December at $5.r > { ? 505 , March , $5 7'ff'i * ! i Ppot , lllo , weak. No 7. Invoice , CV ; Jobblnir , 0c Mild , weak , Cordova , 9WQ15c , sales , 400 bans Maracalbo and 200 bags Mexican prhate tern. Total warehouse deliveries from Ihe Vnlttd States 17,243 hugs. Including 15 191 hags from New Yailc , Strck todn > : United btates stock , ICS237' baga ; lelloat foi the United Statta , 3" (01 ( bags , total visible for thu 1'nlttil States 901 00) bags , against Oil 409 bags lust sear and & 74o07 II.IKII In 1S5 , ' IIAVUU Nov 8 COITGC aosed at 'its net decline. taleH , 21,000 bags SANTOS , Nov 8. COrinn-Santos , fule | , good auragJ t-jntris , 7 COO rels , receipts , E9.030 lisiKB , ptock 1 107.000 b.ag HAMHUHG , Nov 8 COPKKK Marktt opened nt ' /fg | decline , closed at net lo j of 'Jpfg , sales , 24 100 bagp IlIO DU JANinilO. Nov -COmn Inac tive , No 7 lllo 7,70) lels. exehanae 7'id , re ceipts. 24 COO hags , clock 429 OiO lugn SANTOS Nov 8. rorriil ( Julet , good a\er- are , tear $5.0i ) , receipts duilng the week , 119000 bigs , bhlpmentH to the United Stattu. 21OiO bags , stock , 1 197,000 bags. IlIO 1)13 JANI3IHO , Nov , 8 COlTfin Inactive - active , exchange standard. $700 ; recelptb. during the wet ) ; 93,000 bagu , Khlpmenta to the United Statcu , CO 000 bags. \i vv nrlf Ilrj C ; OIN Murkel , NI3W YOniC. Nov 8 TtieruIs n continued weaknefs In the dry goods m.ailict , the reduc tions announced by the ngents for American prints being decidedly In lln with the present cltuntlon it Is thought that other n'Jui-tlon In corelntlve lines will follow In the near future. The business passing In all lines of ration goods In very slim Including print clothi Jobbers bot.i locally nnd throughout the country , report u very light busltiees , and retailers are still mf- ferlng from dela > ed wintry weather In nearly all keasonable lines * Woolens and worsted goods nre vUthout changes , and there li still a lack of inclination to ga ahead with liuine | < s for next > ear until the prraont condition of the woo ) market change * to a tone lets vacillating in Its character In Maple colloim Ihe presence of only n few bi.vcr In the market mid tolajip. hu > lns vr > dull lociill ) , ( is mall orders w * . itni. On coarse cslored cottons themnrkd U. "lull and Hocks rllll rather heivj In some quarters. In print clothe the maiket continues dull Suu-iir Mni'U'iMx ' , Ni3\v OUI.IANS , KOV -SUOAII open icot- He. steady at 'l'imtc , n-atrlfii at , linn at < m.i. tatlons ; Krimulatid , 4WIi | , whOes , 3 1 infi'l'l ; > tfllowa. 35-K/JSicj > cn in. , ' , : ® .c Ml ) a S H op n Kettle , utrady nt 1C1W , centrlfusalo W ICe ; svrap , otcady at : nwjiv , ! IjONDON , Nov 8 liiT : 4vOAR NmrniUr. Sn 8 ? d , J * v TII IITii ruin ) ? ( T > rii 1 1 * . NI'W YOH v Nov S OU.'ironN'A KIU'ITS Onl l und uteody , voppratcd uppl- common 3 < J7c , prlnuvv5r Inv V pvv -1 dried. prm | , Ric ; ih > l-e knft:1f < , " " ( Si'jC. Irurr . BBS ! < p r 'I , . R in * ' indii ' . Uy AprUo'H P ivil " ( 'i 4 , l o" 1' " ' 0flP ) Peac ick unpetlfd. "Bile ; iflt < i , l ! 17 % Wool Vlnrki-t. ST , I.OUI3. Nov. 8.VOOIquiet and un changed. OMAHA LIVE STUCK HARIIET God Run of Oattlo and Very Pair Supply of Hogs , WEEK STARTS POORLY FOR FAT CATTLE Ileilil the III lih 11 n ml nnil Out 1'rlem to Suit Tnsle-M HORN Do Hotter niul Ail- MIIICU u .MoUe-1. < SOUTir OMAHA , Nov. 8. Receipts for the days Indicated were : Cnttle. Hog * . Sheep. Horses November S 3,490 2,591 719 ! J November G. . . . . . . . 557 3,393 November 6 S.lll 3,703 1,793 5S November 4 3,913 4.D02 2V,1 November 3 4,7.11 4091 S.455 . . . . November 2 ? ,91o 2,213 1,928 November 1 0,993 1,116 1,973 64 October , ! 0 t. . 918 3,599 950 1 October 29 fi. 03 1.CS7 2,017 61 October 2S 7.V3S 3,591 . . . . 21 October 27 0,053 4.491 2,539 6 October 26 4'J4fi 6,559 3,113 October 23 5,367 LSS1 1,001 7 October 23 1,631 4.2S6 S55 The oOlolil number of cars of stock brought In toelay by each road was : Citttlu. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. O. & St. U Uy. . . . 1 Mo Par. Uy 0 U. P. system. , . . 41 G 2 If. , B. .t M. V. . . 21 4 2 C. , St. 1' . , M. O. 1G 3 13 , M. U. Uy. . 70 3 C. , H. & Q. Uy. . . . 1 K. C. ft St. J 1 . . Total 161 31 4 1 The disposition of the elny's receipts wns ns follow-i , evich buyer purchasing Iho num ber of head Indicated : Uuycra Cuttle HORS. SJicrp. Omuha Packlnff Co 10 t)49 . . . . The G. H. Hnmmoml Co 311 1 125 Swift nnd Company 729 0)1 116 Cuilahy I'uckliiK Co. . . . 515 323 478 U. Hooker and Ueguu , . . . 211 Vnnsunt & Co SS J. L. Carey 67 . . . . Lobnuni .t Itothschllels. " 'r . . . . Henton & Underwood. . , . 173 . . . . Krcbbi Ac Co UO Hammond , K. C 703 Hammond , St. Joe 117 Cuiluhy 1' . Co. 1C. C 175 Dennis & Wolf 108 II. Hamilton 91 Other buyers 3SI Lett over 350 . . . . Total 3,701 2,589 719 CA.TTLR The iccolpta of cattle totl.iy vvoro liberal , but tticie mas n falling off as compared with a week ago ot 2,513 head A good many of the cuttles on sale -\vcre rough 'vvostetns , but there was albO qulto a spi Inkling ot natlvo beeves. The situation as effecting cornfeel cattle was generally against the selling Interests ) Chicago reported a very largo run , and the prospects here were favorable for llbeial receipt" * this meek , all of which helped to mike buyers Independent und Indifferent The result was a very slow maiket ivvlth values weak to lOe lower. The supply of butchers' stock was no mcro than cqu U to the demand , nnd the market on tftnt kind of stuff was just about ste idy. One choice little heifer sold up to Jl 25 , showing- what good cattle would bring II they were here. , In spile of the fact that there mere a good many catties In the jarils the ofL'eUngs of really desirable fpedeis .vas comparatively "mall At the same time the elem ind for right good feeders was very active , ami the ptlces paid for cutlo answering to that description were strong. A good many of the cattle offered for feeders were heavy and on the commonH1 ! order , and they were rather slow sale nt barely steady price- , Representative Biles : NATIVES IIOOS Unlit lecelpta nml a 5o advance In \alues were tbo IsndlnB features In today's ho market The offerlnss were vers light und Ihe market was active nt the advance Heavy hoga sold nt $3 4503 55 as against $3 40fi > 3 rx ) on Saturday I.lh'lit nml butcher weights broiiBht 13X < U1.tlVi , which VVJB tbe came nintte an on B.iturda > . Tliero were , howcvci , more sales at tbe hlsher prices today , so tliat the nveniKc of all tha F.ik-s v\as bo hlKbir than on H.ituiday. Toda > 'j advance carries the inarKct to Pie 'ilKhenl point louebed clnco Oclober 22 , when Ihe liOKa snld In about tbe same noti.li us today Iepresentntlv ! > ) tales : ClflC'lCO I.IV13 STOCK \IUCiT. . Cnllli- TrllliWi'iilUT , hut HOK-H anil blifii > Slronurr. CHICAGO , Nov 8. Tradlnu In cattle vvau slow elurlni.- the morning , but became fairly anlmyted later , vvllh prices rullnir liartly sleady to lOo loner. .Sltlcll ) prime call I" were net offered very fni'b. Prlecs ruled as follon * ; flood ta fxlir. rtier. frori SI.IO to 15,23 common grades from ll.U lo Jl.fj , vtocKcrs anil feeder * from J.'UJ tu $1,50 ; bulU , ro j and hell era. fMj'JJ/4 ' SO ; ciiluutod. . Ir'ni $ . ; . " > to 17.00. 'Ifxunn from JJ.40 tJ I1.IU ; vveiinni from (3.40 tu | l 21 Tha bull : ( f tbe ae-u wciei ul fiom II.10 to JI.W , I'rifet. rule I iron4fcr lioja at an advance of cbout If Hi tha loit VTI' U' clexlng ttsurtt. The grmlrr rajt of UK , hOs croiseil the c K at fiom 11.5. to tlitf. ruiTta heavy pac vrs xlllim at Jr in d. < ,0 10 ti U. anj the best bacon lota lit frrni I ) * 5 to (1 fO ; choice hou of different weisbt * < old eSctu tcgethcr and pig * oM nt frrvn 13 40 ( < v S3 M Tb < > avernRC niii'Hy ' WM fairly < roe l The murk el w wcnk. twikfra Mil. . ing n little lower I Thr > TMI& n irexxl itcmnnil for hefn nnit Inmbi | nml * tnmpt > r market. Sheen were wanted t i from H 80VJJ.CO for the ixx > r it In SI 4W4.M for I prime natives \ihllc western rangers' nocks changed ownership nt from M to SI is , l imbs jnld nctlvelynl from tl to M 7S for poor to prime lots , feeders paying- from tl 7 to tl.W for lambs find from $3 M tei t ( for sheep Receipts ! Cattle , P.SCO henel. ho8 . S8.COO bend ; shl tp. 15 COO head , Si. I.iiiiln LiveSliM'k. . ST I-OPIS. Nov S , OATTI.K-Hecplpts , 6.50 henjj shipments , COO head ; market steady for nntlvcs nnd Texan * , fnlr to fnniv native ship ping nnd export stnrs. Jl 3iffB.3S ; bulk of sales , Jt W&5.U1 , ilm * < 1 b ef nn < T butchers' teer , J1 71 IM 73 ! tvulk of MleK , SI SOifl Si , stows under 1O Ibs , $3MC,1Co. luilk of riles. SI Will IS , Mockers nnd ff cders , $ J 50 4 10 , bulk of pales , S3 d > I3 s ; : riin-s nnd heifers , $2.(1 ( fl'l ' li ) ; bulk of cows , SS.iOH3.4i ) , cannlnp conn , SI 70W2 M. Terns nml Indlnn fteen. , t3 COfel M ! bulk of wiles , $3.N > W3.73. cows and helfrp , . SS.10 ? 3rft HO08llecelpts , 1 , < W > bend : shlpmenls , 1.000 bind : market Cc hlclier : llKht , S3W370 , mixed , J341 3.70i heavy , S3.701M 73. SHEEP-Hecelpls. l.2t bead : sblimenl . 2M bond ; inaiket utmnR ; nallvo muttons $3.2 f 4 S.1 ; stockers nml fwilerK , S240ff290i bulls nnd bucks , t200300 , lambs , t''WnfO 73. P.nst UulTiilo LiveSlorU. . 13AST IU'PFAI.O , N. Y. , Nov. S.-OATTI.K- Cholco flnlsbc.1 rxporl nnd chlpplnir Meers , $ " . .00 { M.fiol choice tu i''me ' , tl 7Mf4.fi. course rouens , SI.OOW4 tl , green Mcers. S3 Mtfl.r > : choice heifers , S1.4MN 10. fair to Rood mixed butchers' stock , H.4Mf4 ( r > . smooth cows , M.40413. ? ) . HOOS-Prlme selerlesl vi.rki rs. $1 S.1W3 DO. mixed packers , graded , } 3.SOH3.'v ; medium vveluhl S3.V0 ijf1.fi. heavy , S1 SSW4.S3 : nniRliF , S1 Off3.tO sings , f2.7fi J3.pigs. ; . J3.2r.W4 00. HHIJKP Actlvcj lambs , choice to prime. SI KJ 8T4.73 , native Inmbs , c'lolcp to extra , S" 73Jf3. 3 ! fair to good. S5.50irfS.CO , vulls , S4.75M5 10 , choice to selected vvethpts , t4.WT4 71 ; mlxeM S4.25U 4.50 ; exports , t3.75lt4.50 ; culls , } 2 75W3 21. KliliNiin Clt > l.lviSliifk. . KANSAS CITV , Nov. S. tATTIInccppts | , li.OOO head. llest grades rtendj eithers uenk , Texas steers , S3 23 4 21 ; Texas cons. J2 40 T3.0 I , native steers , S3005(4 ( 55 ; natUp cons nnd heifers , J1.00fl4 00 ; slockcrs nnd fceJcrs , S2 60'i(4 ' 10 , bulls , J2 3W.1 S. HO S Uerelpts , 0,000 bend Jtnrket stronc to Re > blgher , ' bulk of snips. J1.M ffJ S714. heavies , ! U ! 3 > IT3 r.7H. packers. J3 11 3 55. mKed J1.4Hf 3.fSH. Yorl.crs , $3 COff3.C2iJ ; pics , S3 351T1 53 ! HltKIU1 Ilocelpts. 2IW bend. Market llrm , lambs , J3.50fl5.CO ; muttons. 12 50 4 ri. IllllllllllllMllls lilx' < < Sldl'lr. INDIANAPOI.lf , Nov S CATTI.i : llecelpts. Iplit ; shipments , none ; few cattle mid no iiuota- blo elmnires HOGS Hi'eelpts , 2.000 held ; Flillinients. 1,000 hcnd ; market ncllvc nnd 5c IilRber. ijnoil to cholco medium nnd hi-nvy , f3 70tt3.7" ; mlxcel ind heavy , J3 COJi'3.70 ; common llRbts. J3 C3W 3 73. 73.SliniJP llecelpts. llRht ; shipments , none , RIPI ! to choice lambs , S4 SMr. 40 , commrn In medium lambs , S3 50T4 03 ; common she p , Ji.00ff2 75 \i-vv Vorl. ] , l\o Murk. NHW YOUK , Nov. 8. UinvnS Itpcelptn , 2,9S head , nntlvo sleers , J4.10 1 10 , tngs ixml oxen , J2 7354.50 ; bulls J2 n05fi.33 ; dr > cows , $1 50103.21 ( . 'able' * quote ) Amerlcnn steers nt 10 > l ( { flP c , refrlgcralor beef S jf iP , no expevrts. Cnlves , receipts. 1.2J7 bead ; veals. Jl.OOfjS.OO , tjras ers } 3 215T1 75 ; nostcrns , Jl.20ff4 fO. SlinEP Ilecelpts , 15,1,83 bead , sheep , J3.00 ® 25 , lamtH , J1 2"itf" 65. HOn.S Receipts 9 not ltn.nl. eliill nt J3.0fl.OO. I , mlrtIlle ! , ! > < Stiu-U. ujuisvn.u : . NOV. a c'A'rn.i-Ueceipis. 2,400 bend , maiknt slendy li > llrm nnd unchanged HOQS Hecelpls , 7,000 h 'ad , market opcntit nt nn advance of iic , heavv hciff" , S3 6HJ3 70 , choice light S37IW40) ; pig" . S273ii161 SUnUP Receipts5W Iic d. maiKct nctlve ; l > est fat sbeep , S3 50f3 03. Cliicliiiiiitl I.UStock. . CINCINNATI. Nov 8 HOGS Active at f3 0) \ctlvo at $2 23W3 10. 8IIEI3P Steady at $2u ( > y310 , lambs , fltr.d ) nt $ i ooes co. Slin-k In Record ot receipts of live stock nt the four principal imrleeta for November 8 : C.itlle HOKS Sheep Omiln. 3 4 0 2591 713 Chicago I'l roe 3 ( OH 11 ( ion Kansas City 5,000 C.OOO 5000 St. L.OUI3 3,200 7,900 1,200 Totals . 31.1SO 6J.4S1 18.S13 Oil M rki'lM. _ Oil , CITY Nov. S Credit balances , ( I0c ; cer tificate" no bids , shipments , 203 CIS bbls . runs. 147 P21 bbls , L.ONDON Nov. 8 OIL Un eeil , 14s 2Hd. NKW YORK Nov 8 OHl'cnna > Ivanla crude , nominally S5c. , , , N , 111 , Nov. 8 UITTTKR Active ; offerIngs - Ings , 4CD tubs : siles , 30,1 tubs , nt 25c. TRYING TO OI'L3V llCRrtrrP -i H Put < o CSri'iit liiinii-\iMilciicc 1'iiile-r rre-sriit rouilil Ions. Councllnicn ( BlnRham nnd Stuht aie flBiir- Ing on a plan to open a p.issai ewny on Brancroft street , ncro s the Union PaclHc tiaclt1 ? This street .has never been opened for a distance of several blocks fiom the south line of the tracks , njid o-.vlnB to the peculiar topography of the vicinity residents In that locality have boon put tp serious Inconvenience.For InsUn'ce , Were Is .1 church at Twenty-fourth and Uincioft streets , and the majority of the5 members of the congregation live in Arbor Place and \VocHllavvn , on the other side of the tracks. Uancroft street , If It was , open clear through , would bo a direct ( route to the church , but as It Is the people have to walk up Walnut street to M.irtha to cross the tracks , and then walk back again down Dncnty-foui th street , making a trip of nearly a. mile over streets 'Where- ' there * Is scarcely a block of sidewalk , unel vvhlo'i are almost Impassible In 'net weaVher. A sinill ir dllllculty occurs In the case of a. largo numbfr of vvorklngmen who work at South Om.iha and ln\e > to go fully a quar ter nt a mile ou tot their way to re'.irh the fttreet cars Some time ago one of the af- Illctcd residents cut the wire fence 'that ' stretches across Bancroft street nt the tracks and vvai fined $ .10 anel costs by Judge Gordon for the offense The councllmeji h.ivo had a plat of the locality prepared , and if some plan cannot bo arranged to make a passageway , they mill ' .al e stops lo have Bancroft street opened through the closed territory You can't cuie consumption but joti can avoid It and cure every other lorm of throal nr lung tioublo by the use of Ono Minute Cough Cure. Murrlnue MC'IMIIHPH. The following marriage licenses ivero Is sued yesterday ; Name and Address. Ago John Hlmp = on , Omn'va 21 Marth.i McFmlden , Onnha 23 Jay II. Douglas , Salt Lake City 20 IiU II. Kam , Omiho. 2i John Fllz.Terald , South Omaha 28 Nellie Vaughn , South Omaha , 22 James Wade. Counrll Bluffs 22 Klttlo Felt , Omaha 20 Ilcniy H. Bcrger , Omaha 24 Lulu G. Fet'noy , Omaha 23 ItiMtiiellon In Siri-i-t Pore'i' . The i.reet force Is now conllned to the blue barrel brigade and two small rcpilr gangs. A small forceIs kept at work on the north side and another on the south side to do emergency work and Iteep thn streets up to the condition In vvhlo'i they were placed by the extensive repairs that vveio made during the Hummer. With the Improved drainage system comparatively few washouts occur and a veiy fe.v 711011 are sutllclent to keep the streets In poifect repair. IIIi-clloii llnotliH la Unit Condition. Contractor Stcphcnson has begun moving the election boo hs back to the old wtorago place under the Eleventh street viaduct , and Custodian Scdg'vvick of the city hall has a number of express wagons nt work haulIng - Ing the furnlliiro bark to t > u city hall base , merit. The condition of the booths Is what would naturally be expected after several yearn of use without care , and a largo JM1ES E 50YD & 00. , Telephone 10 : ) ! ) . Oiimlui , Nub ' COMMISSION , GRAIN , PROVISIONS mulSTOCKb HOARD OP TliADIi Direct vvlies to Chicago anil Nu\v Voili. Corresponelents ; John A , Warren & Co. oi.n riu.o.NV nun. DIM ; , cmouo. Membi-ra Chicago Ho.inl of Tr.tdo slnto 18C2 Grain , Provisions anl ; . Y. Stocks. Orders tjauh anil Kuture Utllvory Sollrltcel. Oiiliiha OMI c-o , HiKiin 1 , .Y. V. Mfo JllilK. . . . .M'lioiif 11(11. ( . . . FI.OVI ) J. CAMl'IIKM , , C. C. CHRISTin. K. J 8TRK17T. President. Vlce-Prcildint. O W KI3NNBY , Secretary , dirislie-Street Cooimission Co fr ooo ( ) , ( ) ( ) , i.'uiiPuiii. . srucics , citAi.y AM > PROVISIONS , iu 1(11)5 . . . . .Oiuuliuerli , proportion of them nro moro or Ics * fc rloiidly illlniililntcil City UnRliifor Uo o vvritpr Bays that In mo t cn. c the frnmo work H nil rtcht , lutt comiRntol Inm shcptlnff l prnctlcilly worn out It will prolmhly l > o nocoi ary to jiiiiko c\tcnlvo rc V\\r \ * boforc the lioftihi cnn bo n < c < l ncaln , lint It N thoiiKhl thitt by bu > ltiR n lot of now sheolltiR atul enough jvitnt to cover nil Iho bootht t ioy pun bo mnilo der\leeablo for sovernl aililltloiial yonm. Small ( Mil , rnfo pill , licit inn. Do Wltt'i LUtlo tCarly Illsors ciuo biliousness , constl' ( intlon , sick hrniUchn. Uc.aJ "Simon IXilo * in Tno Sunday lie * . If joti don't take It , stibscrlbo now. DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREfflENT t THE ORIGINAL , ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS , m Ii cold under positive AVrlttrn Cunrnntco , bynnthorleodiiRpnt'S only , to euro \Vonlc Memoir , UirtlmweVnkpfulnpoi _ , Fits , llinlortn , ( Julefc. iicBS , Nlcht IAJSSPO , I'.vil uronmis Jjnck of Conll. dpnro.KorTouniiesa , KIM ! tilde , nil Drill no , Vonth- Cnl Crrora , ur Exccswlvo U-n of Tolmcco , Opium , or Liquor , which l uU to Misery , t'onsumptitn , Inxonltr nnd Dcnth , At Btorn or by mnll , $1 a box ; six for 15 ; with written Kiiarnutco to ruro or rcfliml motipy. KC , contnlnintt fivn dnyn' tronlmont , with full instruction : ! , 21 cents. Ore entnplo only sold to onch 'lorson. Atsloroorbyninil. Label Special Extra Stiongth. Tor Itapot noy , lnvm ol Power , Iiost MmliiHxl , Mtorility or Hurrmmcss - " - boxi ins for . A * Dillon Drug Co. , S. R. Cornet 10th nnd Knriiiiia sin. , Oiuitlin. Neb. Patronize Home Industries 1 I Hy INiri'lniNliiK CIooilN Untie nt the Fol. AWNINUS AND TJJNTS. OMIIIA TI3NT AM ) llllllimu CO. ( Successors Omaha Tent and Awnins Co. ) Manufaclurers tents , nwnlngs JubUeis ladles' and gents' mackintoshes , lenls for rent. 1311 Farnam St. . Omaha. OM Ml V lIltinvi.M ; Ais.SOCIATIO.V. Car lonJ elilynicnta made In our own r f.\e- \ trolor curs. Hluo Hlbbon , Hllio i\port : fiemtn Export nnd Family Export Uellvercu to dll pa-U of the ctlv. IIIHCK. \VITIIMII. mios. SMITH CJO. S , Sewer nml Bulldlnc IIIIICK. Capacity. 100000 per day Omcc nnd sard 2" ! end Hickory Ms Telephone 423. Omalit Neb. COHNILI : wonus. c ; . K. cpUMrrnit. UACI.H COIl.VICUVOIIK3. . ManafjLiUKr of Galvanized Iron Cornices Ua' . vnnlzcd Iron Skjlights Tin. lion and Sl.itb Hoofing. Agent for Klnnenr's Sue ! " . " "cllliij. 10S-10-U Nsrtii eleventh street. CRACKCn FAtriOltlES. AMUItlCAN IIISCIIIT AMI Urn. CO. , Wholesale Cracl' ! " Manufacturers , OMAHA Neb DYB WORKS. TWIN CITY DYE WOHICS , ir.Ul I-a run m > ( . Dyeing and cleaning of garments nnd goods of sverj description. Clcunltig of llnu gurnicnts a Ep-clalty. KIX3UH MILLS. S. F. GilMAN , Tlour , Meal , Teed and Dran , 1013-15-17 North I7th Street , Omaha , Neb. C. E. niack , manager. Telephone C92. IROI7 WORK5. DAVIS .t COWGILI , IRON WORKS. Iron mill llriinn FoiiinIi'i-N. Mnnufactiirers and Jobbers of Machinery. Qcn. eral lepalrine n epccloltv. 1501 , 1503 nnd 110 } JncKeon titet , Omana Nel > . PAXTOJf Jt VIURMXG JHO.V WORKS. Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work General Foundry. Machine and IJIacksmlth work , engineers ai > .J Contractors far Flro Proof Build ing * Offlce and worka : U. P. Uy and Souili 17th street. Omaha. UNSHED OIL. woomiA.v M.\SIII : ) on , WORKS , Manufactuiers olj process raw Ihurral oil , kettle boiled Hnsecq uii , old piwesa ground lln > eecd cnkc , grjunil nnd ecrccnei' llaxieed fo ilngglets OMAHA , Nl'.H MATTIinsSr.S , L. K. Manufacturer Loungrs , Couchcb , Jobber of Spring Hods unl Teailicrs 411-113 a. 10th street. OMAHA lliill.\n CO. Manufacturers of high grade Mattrcruef , 1302 t Nlcholnu Strcel , Omaha. OVlinAIJ , ANI' 3IIIUT _ PACrqiUG3. KAT/-M3VI3.NS COMPANV. Mfgrs. Clolhlng , Pants , Ehlrts and Overalls. OMAHA. NEI5. SHIRT FACTORinS. j. n. nvA.vs. NRIIIIAflICA SHIRT COM PAX V. E clu lvo custom ihlrt tallorn , :5I5 Farnam. TINWAIID. AVnsTIJHN TI.NWARIS COMPANY , Pieced , Stamped itnrt Jnpanned Tinware , Gran ite Iron , Hollow Ware , etc. 1003 Fnrnam St. OMAHA.NER AND PICKI,138. _ ' " ilAARUAW VIXI30AR CO Manaufacturer * of Vinegar , Plrkles , Catsiupj , Mustards , Celery and Wurc - tir hlre Sauce. WAOON8 AND UARRIAQnS. WIM.IAM PICI2IFKJ3R. Tor a euoJ Biil.ktanllnl vehicle ot any rUacrlo tion , for icpulutlng or rubber llrcn on new or oi < l wheel * , the bc-il place In tT.lt and Lcavinvortn ir it , " llTtUMMOM ) CARRIACii ; CO. Cheap , medium prlecJ and luny carriagct. Any Ihlng > ou want &eccnd hand or now. Headquarter for Rubber Urea wnirunlcil. KiU und Ilnrncy , oppiwlle Court House- . ' AT J. SIMPbO.N. 1 IOU , 1111 Dniluu , Full Una nf Carruce , lluunlen , l'haeon ( , Ponj Carti. Wheelu rubbe-r tlirel. Tlu btn ! th CIQAIt MANIJl'ACTUIlUnS. HK.M3 A CO , UiigeM fHrlo-y III the went. Loading Into ( x-rii uf Omuha , Kteliwii City. Lincoln Hud Ht , Joarph luinUlei uur goodi. lOOi rarnam Hro tr 1 Onmha.