Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 10, 1897, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textiff THE OMAJIA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER , 10 , 18)7. ! 11 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Hawa from Abroad and Favorable Local Conditions Pmh Wheat Down. KN SH3W3 NO SYMPATHETIC CONDITION \clirii I < ii'K flri'iit Cerent Hi-tiinlnn 1'lrni In ( lie I'nrc of I-'litctnn- In Wlicnt mill iiHi'N thicliniiKi-il. CHICAOO. Nov. 9. A decline ot l-'Jdo inir ; ) .il todny'H trading In when ) . Till ? wis thu result of a very cholcu collection of bonr news. Including weak cables , fix- vorablo state crop ' reports nnil a Inrge vlsllilrj Increase. Corn wna aUHtnlned by a Rood cash demand nnil cloned unchanged. OatM ( ! ( < : .Itied about Vic. I'rovlHlons were weak from the start and closed lOQZOo IOWIT. Wheat started nt from He to ytc below the iirlcc It closed at yesterday. Copious rains had hwi falling slncn the previous Hc-sslon ended , and It wan Htlll wet When trading commenced. K'rop Ipmspecta In Nelraul ) < a and Kansas , In consequence of r tutit : rains , weru said to be the brightest In years. The Liverpool market wan Tdd lower than It closed thu day before , when It was llrst heard from here , although the record showed that It had opened at a UIMIiiK Improvement. _ Chlt'aM > , w'nli-h was expected to rerelvo 170 cars , had 217 Inspected Into store , be sides another cargo from Duluth of 7U.WO bushels No. 1 northein spring. Mlnne- upolls and Dtllulh reported 1.1M cars , against l.OIS a week ago and 7-10 the corresponding spending day of the year before. The Michigan state crop report showed a condition of M5 psr cent and said tluit the seeded area wan 0 per cent greater than last year. May wheat opened at S9$4WS)1ic ! ) , against yesterday' ? * closing price of DOVi'i'Jl ! > ? c , and gradually declined to VJ'/lc. Later In the day there -was a little outcropping or bul lish Items that stayed tht > hands of the Hclleis for a time. Clearances from At lantic ports amounted In wheat and Hour to KiS.UuO huphels. Then- was a slight re covery In Liverpool , reducing the net do- cllno In futures for the day toj'l ' per cental , and following' that the taking of COO.OuO bus'.iels of Manitoba wheat at New York fur the continent. Freezing weather was predicted through out the west for tomorrow. llnidstropt's report on the world's visible mipply showed an Increase of 5,210,000 bushels. This Item Increased thu snlllim pressure and .May , which In the meantime had riiM-'il to WUfcc. declined to s ' , io again. 1 urls quotations caniu lower tor both W'n-'iit and Hour. There was an Increase of103,000 bushels In Chicago contract wheat. The total now Is Wil.wu , Including fiiri.OUO No. 1 northern and 21'J.ilM No. i red. Receipts at primary points were l.L'M..lil bushels , against 7i ilOO bushels last year. Tno murki-t became v < -iy w-ak near the close , although there was no Increase In the trading. May finally sold down to SS ic and closed at ! > ; < V" vie. IVrn v/as linn In spite of the weakness Iniieut. . The continued rains , small In terior olfi rings and the stronger position of the cash market were largely responsible for the sentiment. Cables were linn , as were outside markets. Contract stoeks showed a decrease ot 4SS.OOO bushels. TradIng - Ing was very quiet , consisting mostly of changing or scalping. The extreme weak ness of wheat had a little Influence toward the close ; May rimycd from IlO'dr ' to 'JUTgC , closing about unchanged at 'JXf.'hltSOc. Oats were som"\vhat easier at a slight di'dllie. Receipts were liberal , 127 cars , and larger receipts are talked of. This and Ch < ' weakness of wheat caused moderate sel ling. The visible Increased r > 7flix ) bushels. Contract stoeks decreased MO.OOO , which had a good Influence. The shipping demand was good. May ranged from 2176ffi22c to 3lfi2lii ! ) > anil closed Wi'iC lower at 21 : > ic. 1 'rovlslons were- very heavy. The feature was the unexpected run of hots , about a.OMJ more than expected. This caused a weak opening and was responsible for moderate liquidation , which continued all day. The weakness of wheat was like wise an incident that helped the bears. At the t-lasf January iwrk w.isOc lower a.t JS.IO , January lard Uffi\2\t.c \ \ lower at * ! . : and January ribs 10Til2'/jC lower at $ l.i7'/4. : Kstlmated receipts for Wednesday : Wheat , 9.1 earn ; corn , 2K > cars ; oats , 20) cars ; hogs , 4t,000 ; head. Leading futures rangi'd as follows : Article ijjnu. | ill.'ii. I L' > > v. l lYosUy. Whcai-1 ' Nov. . . 0214 DIH ULHi. May. . . MHM 88H-SU Corn Nov . . . 2H U5M 2(1 ( lire. . . . Jii'l ' 2IIK -'I IH May. . . ' - l'- ! . JUJS OalH- Ucc. . . . HIMi Hi's Wl May. . . Inrk It-o. . . . 1 37 Ki 7 B7n ! 7 4'- 7IB Jan. . . . 8 . ' ) . - . 8 JJ 8 IU U 11) Lard Dec. . . 4 "ah 4 17 Jau . . . 4 : i7s 4 IH ) Sli'lltlbH Dec . 110 t 1U Jan. . . . 415 4 45 4J17W. No. 2. Cash quotations were ns follows : FLOUR-Steady. WHHAT-No. 2 sprln ? , SlTiffSS ic ; No. 3 sprlns , 81fiS7e , No. 2 IIM | . 9l'ilf'Me. ' ! | PORN-NO. 2 , 2Ci,4tf2CHc. OATS-No. 2. 19 : ) c. t. n. b. ; No. S white , .S3JS1 23'/c , No. 3 white , VvU-'Sljc. RYH No. 2. 47c. HAIILKY-No. 2 , f. o. b. , 2Sff43c. KI AXHKUU No. t. Ji.Olti I.U7. TIMOTHY SKKI ) Prime , J2.C5. I'UOVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , J7.43B7.50 ; lard , per l > : o Ids. , $1.20 ; Hhoit ribs , sides ( loose ) , JI.3Hi495 , dry salted shouldcis ( boii-d ) , JI.T3SC C.OO , Khoit clear Hides ( bo\td ) , $ l.75ff 1.87',4. WHISKY Distillers' Mulshed Bol3 , per gal. . IK. St 'O A US-Unchanged. mnrket as steady ; cicnmeiles , ] 3ff23o ; dairies , 12i(20e ( Plieene , quiet at Siflic. Muss , firm , fresh , 17c. M-JW VOIIIC ( iliXIJUAI * .1IAUICHT. ( luiilntloiiN of tlu < Day mi tic 11 or ul ( JllllllllOllltll'N. NKW YORK. Nov. 9. KLOUR Reeclpts , 31.- 124 bbls. ; exports , 13,7CG bbls. ; weak nnd lower exceptlUK for low tirade wlnlem , which lire coire ; Minnesota patenls , $3.004J10.30 ; Mlnnp- itn linkers , $4.20 4.50 ; winter straluhls. $4.55B 4.75 ; winter exlrus , $3.40ifl.OO. Rye Hour , quiet. lluckwhrnt tlour , dull. IIIICKWHKAT Dull. ( . ORN MKAlDull. . 11 YK yulet. No. 2 western , 49e. 1IAHLHY Weak ; lluft'alo , Siftc. HARLinMALTQulet. . W1IKATReceipts. . 223,930 bu. ; exports , 174C7il till , , rpol weak ; No , 2 led , 9ic. ! Oitlons ] opened dull and declined under illnnpp ilntlni ; c.ilili'-i. frrclKii M-llhiK and bearish home crop news , rallied on co\erlnB. but llnally save way under lencwod llciuUatlon und cloted I'.ifjl'/ic ' ni't loner , No. 2 red , No\cmber , closed at 94 0. Decenvber. 9l'il9lic. ' closed nt 944c. CORN Receipts. 131,70) bu. ; exports , HS,39a lm. , spiU nctlve ; No , 2 , lUJijc. Optlona opened firmer on export minors , steady cables and C3\o-nir. | but later leaded with wheat , closing tmchatiKfd , Novemlier closed nt 31 c ; December , 31i < l31S , ; ' , closed nt 3UC. OATSReceipts , W.II.UJM bu. ; exports , 379.2C7 bu , , unit liimer ; No. 3 , 25c. Optlomi were feuUnvirm at ikU decline ; Decembi. ! ' uUued ut ! 4V4c. HAY Quiet. i HOI'S- Very llrm , H1UKHQuiet. . IJ-JATHKR-Qlllet. 1-ROVlhlONH lieof. uttudy. Cut meats , quiet ; idckled ham * , 7Vj4f"ic. Lud , weak ; wenlern kltsun clo > .cil at $4.50 ; rellned , easy. Pork , dull. Tallow , very slow. RIPKSUndy. . MOJAKSIiS-Qulet. KRKinilTS-Stronif. HITTIJII llB.'flpls , 6.440 pkttn. ; we tern cream ery. HtiMf , iiKln > , 23e : ifnelory , 10UI3c. PlIKKMB- Receipt * , 3.K38 pltm. ; quiet ; lurno white and colored , S'ic. unall while and colored , 9U09Vic , part ililiiis , Cjtic ; full rklirm , 3840. liGHS llecelpln , 6,019 pkK . ; llrmcr ; utalu and Pennsylvania. Uft24ce : > lern. 22c. MKTAUS-PU iron , warrants. $0.90 bid ; $7 nrked. Uike copper , dull ut 110 Si bid ; $11 uvked. Tin. dull nt J13.C-3 bid ; (13 , 75 usked. Kler | | , dull ut J4.IU bid ; $1.20 utkfd. Lrud , cxcjunso weak nt J .kO tildi J3.U a > krd ; blMkem , weak ut J3.T5. llnllliuoro J1ALTIMOHB , Nov . -I-'UUR-Iult and un- chuuKi'd ; recflpts. 17.000 bbl * . ; expert ! , 16.194 libln. ; Hales , 400 bbln. \VllKAT-Steuily ut the decline ; upot and month. 90iu bid ; December , WMi9iH4c ; May , MVjo uiked. teunit-r. No. t red , W > io bid ; re- culpt * . 31. US bu. ; exportn. nona ; HiH'k , 1.&I4IM1 bu. ; vale > , IS.W bu. ; noulhirn wli , it , by tain- pi * . MJjWo ; eouthern wheat , on itr de , lt)95c. CORN Steady ; > pot und month , 3i. | > U31 > ; o ; pecemlwr , JJtiJHic ; November or December. nominal or old. 31MCJIV- ; January , 32U3iVic ; itnamcr mixed , i.trt'JULrri'ilptn. ; . Hl.OiS bu. ; exports , 3li bu. ; Hock. 1.03U.22i bu. ; kales. none , southrrn white corn , 30ij3lc ; siuthcrn yel- low. ll S3c. OAT3-fUm ; Nu. S white , : i0271ic ; No. 1 ml 1. J JJH ! J lpt . MIW bu , > 0,0 ) bu.i utock , C51.C2I bu , HYR-Ftroi : No. J. n - tby. sjcj No. j wet- em. 64os rjcHpU , 1S.M3 bu. ( exports , JI.JSJ bu. | ( lock , ZSH.SM bu. CUKR8B-Ste ( ljr : fnncy Now York. M Jars * , lOJWVio : fancy New York. S7 medium , 10V4W 10 > io ; fancy New lork , a m ll , I0',10 > l 4o. HAY-flulft ; cholco timothy ? , $13 ifke < l OHAIN 1'HniaiITS-Qulet , .tendy and un- clmnucd. UQUS-FIrm at OAIA1IA jKxlAlj MAIUCKTS. of Trnilc iin , | ( in Stniilr nnil InlineI'roiluoc. . KOOS-Oood itock. 14015C. IIUTTKIt Common to fair , lOgilo ; choice to fnncy , 14SI7c ; separator crcntnery , 23c ; Kathered creamery , 2lc VEAL-Cholce fat. 80 to 120 Ibs. . quotail at 8c ; large and course , 4ftoc. LIVH roULTIlY-Ilens. 6V4e : cocks. J 4o ; tprln ? chickens , per Ib. , Be ; ducks , 637o : tur keys , SjjSc. IMURONS Mve. 7So ; dead pigeons not wanted. .rliA Ltlnnd'P - ° ' )1 mlillanJ. M.50 ; lowlnmU 1500 ; rye trnw. t ) ; color makes the price on hny ; llKht bales tell the best , only top grades trinic top prti.es. vi-niTAiii.Rs. : CKLKUY-Oood slock , large. 40c ; nmnll , 23JP ONIONS-1'er bu. . 4n5.'io. HKANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. . $1.(0. HWKI-yr POTATOIM-Per hbl. . $2.23W2.r,0. . - . - Brown , 40 < f33c ; western CAULn--iOWiil-$3,73. 60- : FRUITS. QltlNPKS-Callfornln , per box , $1.2.1. AITLUS-Wlnter stock , $2.Wfl3.00i Jonnthnni nnd fancy varieties. $3.23 ; Cnllfornln llellcllower , boxes. $ fCO ; Colorado Jonathans , boxes , $1.6.1. NKW YORK ORAl'ES-Pcr 9-lb. basket , 13ci larue Ion , 12V4d. 1'LI'MR lilnlin nnd OreKon , 73clBI.OO. PRANIIMRRIHS-Cnpo Cod , per bbl. . .50 ; Wisconsin , boxes , $ l.iwfl.lo. ( \\L1KORNIA AND COI.ORAUO PKARS Oood winter ncllls , J2.00ff2.23 ; other varieties , $1.90ip l .oo , TROPICAL FIlt'ITS. pIlANfIIMexlenn , per box. $1.30. LUMONS-Messlnas , $1.23M4.60 ; choice Cnll- fornln , $1.00. llANANAS-Pholcp. Inrse stock , per bunch , J2.00H2.23 ; medium-sized bunches , $1.7382.00. MISCELLANEOUS. NUT.S Almonds , per Ib. . larKC size , IKTlSe ; Ilrnzlls , ier Ib. , lOcj KiiRllah walnuts , per Ib. , fancy , soft shell , 13c. standards. lOflllc ; filberts , per lli.-10c ; pecans , polished , larse , HflOu ; Jumbo , 12c ; laiKe hickory nuts , $1.23 per Int. ; small , $1.50 per bu. ; cocoanuts , per 100 , J3.75iffl.00 ; peanuts , raw , 6f(34oj ( rousted , 66Hc. J-'ias lmporle. | fancy. 3 crown , 14-lb. boxes , 12'.ic ; 5 crown , 44-lb. boxes , 15o ; 2-lb ' boxes , 23c per liox. IIONKY Choice while. 13c. Kit. ) UT Per bbl. , ll.009l.S1i half bbl. , J2.30 | - .40. .40.MAPLE MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , cans , each $2.23i pal cans pure , per doz. , $ l2.Wj hnlf-gnl. cans , $0.25 ; ciunri cans , $3.60 , DATES Per CO to 70-lb. boxes , C > 4c ; Fard 9-lb. boxes. 9o. CIDER-Per half bbl. , $3.00. I'-ItKSH MEATS. DRESSED I1EEF Oood native steers , 7c : good forequartcrs , steers , Cc. gooil hindquarters , 9c ; weitern stecra. 6110140 ; fancy heifer * , C'ic ; good heifers , Cc ; good forequnrtcrs. heifers , 6'4c ; good lilnduuiirter.t. heifers. SVic ; good cows. Oic ; fair J1EEP CUTS-Tenderlolns , ISc ; boneless slrlps. 9c ; slrlp loins. 7c ; rolls , S'ic ; sirloin butts. S'.jc ; shouller clods , BV4c ; rump butts , 6Vc ; steer shoulder clods , 5Vic ; rump bulls , SVio ; steer chucks , 5H < - ; Cow chucks. 4'4c. boneless chucks. 4't"cow ; plates , 3c ; slier plates , 3'sc ; Hank rtteak. Clic ; loins , No. 1. 14c ; loins , No. 2 , lOVac ; loins , No. 3. So ; sirloin endi. No. 1. 9c ; ribs , No. 1. lie : rllis. No. 2. 8U.c ; rlln , No. 3 , lie ; steer rnunds. "Vic ; cow rounds. fi'.Ac ; cow rounds shank off , SHc. trimmings , 4io ; beef shanks , 3e ; brains , per doz. 3. p ; swoettireads , per Ib. , lOc ; swectbieads ( calves ) , per Hi. , We : kidneys. | ier doz. . 33e ; ox tails , each 4c ; livers per Ib. , Sc ; hearts , per Ib. . 3c ; ttnigues. per In. . 12,4c. MUTTON Lamb1" . 7c ; sheep , li' ' c ; market raeki ( long ) , Se ; holel racks ( short ) , lie legs nnd saddles. 9c : lamb legs. 9c ; breasls and slews , 3c ; tonKiip , each 3c. PORK Drpswd piss. BUc ; dressed hogs. 5c ; tenderloins. 13c ; loins , 7c ; spnru ribs. 5c. 1mm sausage liutts , f > > 4c ; shoulders , rough , 5c ; shoul- dcrx , skinned , 5Vic ; trimmings. M-jiv. leaf lard. not rendered , 5'ic ; heads , cleaned. Ic ; snout and cars , 4c ; backbones. H-ic cheek meats , 4 c ; neck biint-H. 2c : pigs' lulls , 4c ; plucks , each , 5c ; chll- lerllngs , 5c. hoeks , 4c ; ht-arls , tier doz , , 25c ; 'ilomachs , each 3c ; tongues , each 7c ; kidneys , pnr doz. , 10r ; brains , per doz. , 13c ; p'es' ' feel , per doz. . 23c ; livers , each 3c. HIDES. TALLOW. KTC. HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7o ; No. 2 green hides , Cc ; No. 1 sailed hldtu , S'ic ' ; No. 2 green sailed hides , "Ho ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12 Ibs. , 8e ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. . 6c ; No. 1 dry Mint hides. 11(713 ; No. 2 dry flint hides , SfflOc ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 9210c ; part cur.-d hides , c per Ib. le.s than fully ( .urea. SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each 13W"f > o ; green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) each 15c ; dry shearling ! ) ( short wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , eneh Be. dry flint , Kunsan nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 4SJ5c ; dry Hint , Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 3 < Jf4c ; dry Mint Colorado butcher wool pells , per Ib. , actual weight. 4if5c ; dry Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , pfr II ) . , actual weight. 3I4c ; feet cut olT , ns It la tiuoloBs to pay freight on them , SI. LoiilH CciiiTiil ST. LOIMS. Nov. 9. FLOl'R Weak : patenls. M.TO H.fiO ; slrulghl.i. J1.50C4.CO ; clears , J4.UO < 8 4.iT. ; medium , J3. 5003. 75. WIIISAT Lower , closing 7ic for December nnil IVic for May below yesterday ; May opened -Jj' ' c lower , sold olT 'do mori- , advanced 'Ssc , de clined l c , rallU-d % W'4c and eloped with buyers at that. A further decline In foreign markets , mrip rain in winter wheat regions and general weather con . 'Itlons ' favorable and no let up lethe the uniei.-onably high movement to the market gavi- the bears another opportunity to slug Ihc markel. S | ot , lower : No. 2 red. cash , elevator , 95V..C track. 9CUi/i7iic ; ; No. 2 hard , cash , 87c ; December. 9 lc ; May. 92'if92 | : > c. C1OHN Futures declined with wheat , but ral lied ami closed llrm nt yesterday's latest prices. Spot , higher ; No. 2 mixed , ctish , 23c ; December. 2l'isB2Sc ; May , 27T4o. ' OA TS I'uttires declined with other cereals , but recovered early loss , closing steady for Decem ber , with May ' , fcc below yesterday. Spot , lower ; No. 2 mixed , cash , elevator. I9ic ; tr.ick. 20V.o ; December. 20o bid ; May , 2l'/fc ; No. 2 while , cash. 22'ic. ItYK Steady at 4Cc. FLAXSICBD Ijiwer at 9S',4c. ' TIMOTHY SEED Prime. $6.80. COIlNMiaAL PteaJy at J1.40. 1I11AN CJulet nnd sleady. sacked , east Irack , held nt 47S4Sc ; racked , this side. 48c. HAY Active and firm ; prairie , J7.00JTS.50 ; tim othy , Jli.k0310.25. lll'TTER Quiet ; creamery , 19 21Ac ; dairy , 12 20e. KfiGS I-'Inn nt 14c. WHISKY $1.19. COTTONTIWS S3c. IIAGQINR GliiTTUe- . MI'rTALS Irfad , lower , $3.62Vi. Spelter , dull , $3.90 rellrrs. PROVISIONS Pork , qiilel ; standard mess. Jobbing , JS,25fi8,50. I-ard. lower ; prime steam , $1.10 ; choice. $4J2,4. Racon ( boxed lots ) , extrt shert clear. J5.25 ; ribs. J.1.50' shorts , J5.62t4. Dry salt meats , ( boxed ) , shoulders , J5.12'/i ; extra short clear. JI > 7Wj ; ribs , J5 ; shorts. J3.12W. REPHIPTS Flour , C..OO ) bbls. ; wheat , 87.00) bu. ' corn , OVx i bu. ; oatH , 20.000 bu. SHirMKNTS Flour. 4.COO hbls. ; wheat , 32.000 bu. ; corn , 117,0 0 bu. oats , 20.fOO bu. IVIIIINIIM City Miirlifln. KANSAS PITY , Nov. I ) . WHEAT Active nnd steady early , cloning weak ; No 1 hard , fc381o ; No. 2 , M4S2c | : No. 3 , 7SgSlo ; No. 4 , 73ff79/iC ; No 1 red , ! i209.'c ; No. 2. M91c , one car fancy , 93c ; No. 3. fCSiSSc ; No. 4. 87c ; No , 2 spring , 7851 7Pc No. 3. 77i79'ic. HORN Firm ; No. 2 mixed. 235T23'lc. ' OATS Active ; choleo higher ; No. 2 white , 52 T22"c. UYK Stonily ; No. 2 , 4ll4c. HAY Firm , demand stronz ; cholco llmothy , $ g.r.fl ; choice prairie. $7.00. lll'TTER Steady ; creamery , 19J22c ; dairy , 13 17c. F.rjOS Firm nt I2c. REPEIPTS Wheat , " 9,200 bu , ; corn , 3S.30) bu. ; nats C.O1) ) ! ) bu. SHIPMENTS Wheat , 102.COO bu. ; corn , 29,200 bu. ; oats , nope. ( irnln lliM'llitM n ( I'rliit-linil llnrki-tx. ST. 'LOUIS. ' Nov. 9. Receipts : Wheat , 119 KANSAS CITY , Nov. 9. Receipts : Wheat , 132 cars. MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 9. Receipts : Wheat , f.Sti . PlilPAOO , Nov. 9. Receipts today : Wheat. 217 cars ; corn. Cos cars ; cats , 427. Estimated ear lts tomorrow : Wheat , 95 cam ; corn , 295 cars ; oals , 20cars. . DITLUTH , Nov. 9 Receipts : Wheat. M cars. PEORIA , Nov. 9. Herelptu : Porn. 40,700 bu. : outti , 31.T.M bu. ; rye , none ; whlxky , 150 bbls. ; wheat , none. Shipments : Porn , 10.1.00 bu. ; oats , Sl.iuO bu. ; rye , none ; whlnky , l.OIS bb'.s. ; when , noiio. Plm-liiiiiitl ( irnln nnil I'rovlNloiiH. CINCINNATI. Nov.FLOI'RDull. ! . WHEAT Easy : No. 2 red , 92c. PORN-FIrm ; N. . 2 mixed , 2Cc. OATS-ulet ; No. 2 mixed. 2HjC21ic. RYE Steady ; No. 2. 47c. PROYIHIONS-Lard , easy at Jl 12'j. Ilil'k meats , rU' ut J4 C3. llacon , easy nt SO. 15. WIHSItY gently nt $1.19. llt'TTIJIl Hnn ; fancy Elgin creamery , 25 ? ; Ohio fancy separator. 20fl2ic ; gathered cream ery. Uttlte ; fanoy dairy. 13i14c. Enort-Steudy at ICc. PHEEHE-mcady. Tiili-iln TOLEDO , Nov. 9.-W1IEAT Weak ; raili , 92lo , December. 93 ic. CORN-A.-tlvc ; No. 2 mixed , 27c. OATS Dull but kteuily ; No. ! mixed. ISUc. RYE-Dull and loner ; No. 3 cash. 47'4c. ' CLOVER SEED Active but lower ; prim * casll , $3.17V4 , Di-lrull ( J rn I n .tlnrki-l , DETROIT. Nov. S.-WIIEAT-No. 1 white , 90 > , to ; No. 2 red , 91c ; Decembur , 91Tis ; May , 9J c. CORN No , ! mixed , :6c. OATS-NO. ; white , 22 c. RYE-NO , z , 450 Pi-nrlii. .IIiirUi-lN , PEORIA , Nov. 9.-CORN-HI her ; No. t. ' ( ) ATS-Stcady ; No , : uhlte. : ic. WHISKY lllgli proof plrU , jl.U. of Crnlii. NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Speclal and t ltfruphlo dl pAtclif lu llrud ireet's , covorln ttie prlnclptl paints of uccumulatlcn , Indicate thu following hung * * ! * In available supplies U t Satuiday , uj orniced with tlio preceding Saturday : W11LSAT United State * anj Canada , * tt ot th monntalns , Inrrmwlatft.O * ) btmhfU : forjiml In Europe. Increitfo , J.900.0CO t < u h ls , The Llverpjot Corn Trad News says the world's supply total Increas * Is ' " ' h. ' ' ' * CVHNPnlted States nnd Cnnnda , eafl of the Ilocky mountal docr n o , mooo bushPlf. OATS Fnllrl Btntes sni , { Cnnsda , east of the Ilocky muuntalni. Increase , Sl , bu hi-l . The mom Important InrresM * In "V.illnble locks of wheat last week , not Included In the nfllelnl visible supply statemenl , nte t'O.W ' bunlie s In nnrtlnvi-.tf.rn Interior elevator ! ' , 10"W > ) bushrts ftt Fort William , Ont. ; 609O l i hcls nt New Orleans nnd 43ot > o bushed nt OSWPRI. CnrruspondlnK decrcnses Include IZS.noO bushels In Milwaukee private elevntors. IW.)1) ) Innhcln at various Manitoba storngo points. C3.0i bushels nt Cleveland nnd 3I.O"0 hu > hel < nt Onlveston. Llv < Tinot | LIVERPOOU Nov. 9.-PROVISIONS-Hnms , short cut , steady nt 3Ss. Lard , prime western. steady nt 2J * . llncon , clear bellies , dull at CHEESE American finest white , en r at 4Is Cdi American finest colored , easy at 43s 6d. WHEAT Spot. No. 2 red , western winter , steady at 7s Bd : No , 1 led , northern sprint ; , strndy nt 7s BHd. CORN November , sternly at 3s 1W8 Decem ber , steady at 3s | ITid ; January , nothing quoted. FLOUR-St. I-ouls fancy winter , dull nt 103 3d. _ I'll t tail < I till I a I'miliicr. PHILADELPHIA , Nov. 9. HUTTEn-Qulet but stendy. EOOS Firm nnd In good , demand ; fresh nearby , Wo ; fresh western , lc. CHEESE Dull and easier ; New York fnc- tory , full cream cheese , 9\4o \ ; New York factory , fair to good , 81imc ; Ohio flats , 7SSUc. STO cics AXII ii"o.\ s. Hiillrnnit Sci'iirltlcs llnu'cil by Su preme Court Dct-lxlon , NHW YORK. Nov. 9. The tona of the market for stocks during- the latter part of the day was strong. There wns stendy buylfltf of ft. good chnrncter nil day , which secmivj to be for IOIIB account nnd In the flnnl transactions the shorts were driven to cover quite urgently , carrying the level of prices strongly nbove last night's close , so thnt the night gains In nonrly nil nctlve stocks are over n point und In many cnsen , notably the grangers nnd ninny southern stocks , tire nearly 2 points. The professional bear clement was prepared for u continuance of their successful campaign of yesterday , nnd they set iibout raiding the auarkpt very BOOH nfter the opening , wlilch showLil fractional Improvements In sympathy with ' Ixindon , Sugar wns the vulnerable point of attack nnd wns driven down over 2 per cent on III deHned rumors of chnrgcs to be formu lated of Illegal entries of Importol1 sugar. The bears nUo succeeded In depressing New Jersey Central , Manhatlnn nnd one or two other ree'ently susceptible stocks. Rut the sympnthetlc di'cllno brought nbout In the rest of the list wn narrow nnd gave tmtllclcnt warning to the bears that they were not to have things their own way so unreststed ns yesterday. The coalers showed a marked tendency to re covery from their recent depression on reports of an agieement between the ccnirpdlng Interests In trade. The southern rnllronds enjoyol the benefit ot the very large cotlon movement presonled from the lifting of yellow fever iiunrnntlnes. nnd which has sent the price of cotlon to near the lowest on record. The whole railway list also wns strengthened by consideration of yeslerdny's supreme court de cision denying the right of the Interstate Com merce commission to enforce absolutely the long and short haul clause ot the Interstate law , There was a. markpd subsidence of apprehen sion regarding relations with Spain on account ot Cuba , und Intimation came during the iifler- noon nfler the cabinet had gene Into session nt Washington that nn olllclnl announcement would bi > ma-dp there tomorrow of un expressed wil lingness on the part of Spain to accept the good oltlces of the United States In Hiding n setlle- ment of the Cuban question. One of the strong est fnctois In the Improved tone was the largo nnd confident buying for London account. This wns especially marked In St. Paul , Louisville and Northern Pacific preferred. Money In London shows an easier tendency nnd Invites to Increased speculation. 1'nrt of the buying also was Incident to the settlement In progress on the London exchange. Reports of railway earnings were many of them very fnvoiablp , lliough Norlhern I'aclllc showed a decrease for the fourth week In Oc tober of over $34.000. There were periods of dullness and hesitancy during the day and total sales of all stocks was less than 400.000 shares , of which Sugar , llurllngton und St. Paul made up near a half. Not gains In excess of 2 per cent were shown by Consolidated Oas , which rose 7 pe" cenl , Detroit Oils 3H per cent , Lake Shore 3 per cent. Pltlsburg nnd Cleveland , Cincinnati , Phlcago & St. Louis preferred 3V4 per cenl nnd Pullman 2S per cent. The bond market was r.ither quiet , but the price * were llrm. Total snles , $1,330,000. United Stales 5s declined ' ,4 per cent bid nnd the 2s , registered , 1,4 per cent. Thu Evening Post's London financial cable gram says : "The tone of the stock markets was gener ally good today , consols leading. Iluslncfs Is Increasing slightly. Mines were good , notably the Australians , Americana opened dull , but soon rose above the parity on buying hero. A leading financial dally tinned bullish on Amer icans today. There wns a slight setback when New York's first prices WCIP received , but the clone was strong nt thu best. The tone was better than for some lime past. The general Kelllcmcnl shows a small account und Is going smoothly. Poutungoes on American ) * were nl mt 4Vto 5 per cent. Tomorrow will complete tin- period for which th imiinn government an- iiouuced a suspension of the weekly drawings. I learn that the Indian goveinment bus cabled that It will announce Its decision as to resum ing or not In n few days. It Is known , however. that the Indian treasury balances In India are low , being nearly four crtrers ( 40.000) ) under the llguies of a year ago. The money market borrowed from the bank today "Parla and llerlin maikets wore firm. " The following wore tlm closing quotations on the leading stocks of tfio New York exchange today : Alchlsou . 1'JM do pfcl iiS : ! ) ilopfd . ' 7 St. P. A. Om 73 llaltlmoro.t Ohio. . I''H do pfd 140 Canada Paclllo . 80'i St. P.M. AM K 0 Canada Soutiic.ni. . fi'Jta So. Pacific I'M ' Central Paclllu . 31 ! > < So. Railway DM Cht'H..VOilo ! . 1JU > < do pfil 2SH Chicago & Alton. . . .1 mi Tuxiin .t Pacific. . . . lOto C. . II. .Vli . O'JU Union Pacific t. r. . ; : o C.A.E. I . oiiJn U. P. D. AU (1 O.C.U. * St. L . d'J'l Wnbaah u > dopfd . U do pfd 17 Del. i Hudson . lOti Wheel , .t L. B. . . . 1 Del. L. & W . 1.11- Wnool.i L. E. pfd B Ucn.&KloU . 114 Adinti : Kx 1SU do pfd . 44 American Kx Hi ) Erlo ( new ) . I0li UnltDd StatoH Ex. . . 40 ErlolBtpfd . : i,1 WullH K.irxu Ex..lot ) Ft. Wnynu . 1US A. Col. Oil IDki Greattforthenipfd.lUU do pfd 7i ! Hocklnz Valloy. . . . 3 Am. Spirits. ' UH IlllnolHCentral. . . . tl'J Amu SpirllH pfd. . . . ' - > J LakoErlu.s W. . . . 16k Am. Tooacco 7lt ) do pfd . 08 do pfd 11(1 ( LnkoShorj Chicago Gaa 'J3H SIS ? Cons. Gas 17IIW Manhattan L . Com. Cubic Co 11)0 Met. Traction . lill Col. tA. Iron il Mluhltran Ci-ulral..l < > l ! do pfil 70 Minn. , V SI. L Oi-n. dolHtptd S' ' illllnolHStucl Mo.PacllIc l7f ! LEiC'luilu Oa MobileViOhlo Li-ail a Mo.K. & T I''h do Dfil 101 do pfd : H4 Nut. Lin. Oil If , Chicago , lud. &L. . . H Ort'sron linn Co la Uopid -8 Pacific Mall yuyt N.J. Centra ! HI Pnlhnan Pal 1U7&K N. Y.Central 1UJH Silver C rllllcattm. . 07hi ii. Y. Clit. A. St. L. . ISIHi Siand. Uoiw AT. . . . in ; < dolHt pfd 7l ! Sncar 1:11(1 : , do'-'d pfd : i.l4 ! do pfd 110 Norfolk.V etuoru Uk T. o. ft iron aiH : No. Anii-r. Co MU U. S. Leather 7 ti'u.Pnmllc 17H do pfd. it u pfd i7Sii' ' CS. . itubbur HlSi Oiuario.v W lfl > i ! do pfu lll4 Ore. R. .v Nav : l- WuHturu Union . Uiv. Short Llnu IS PlltHourg IDS dopfd . II'J Heading VOK.Itlulirumlo . pfd. .14 UncklHland 84 iCIil.Gt. NVuHlurn. . . 12)i St. LoumiS. F IH i St. I..t southern. . . OU tto | ) fd . . . 1)V ) tlolHtpfd lOta St. Paul Ul > li second na i Kniiiont pnld , The tolal miles of slocks today were 370.CM aliarc , Imliullnu : AtchUon preferred , & , IM ; Chi-KHpcako . Ohio , 3'jo ; PhlcaKO , llurllngton & qumcy , 4'J.02a ; lx > ulsvllUNaanvlllo , H 41' ' ) ; Manhaltaiv L , 4CIO ; MUxourl I'aclllc , ! ) . | i > ) ; Mis- Eouri. Kanr.iA & Texas piclurrcd , S.U'ii ; New .lernoy c entinl , lu.icri ; New Voilt Central , S.SH ; Nbithern Pu lllc prcfuirt-d , 10.7U ; .N'orlluvett-.m , 3'J'iO ; Rc-iiiiii-K. 1,33. . ; Ruck Uland , 15'JlJ ; Kl. Paul , 41.I2 ; Southern Railway prefoncd.ISO ; Inlon PinlllcS.1C5 ; Aliurk'jji ToUicco , ' 4,400 ; Ray Stale Oan , 27.27U ; ChlcaKO Oas , 2),1IJ ; Suxur , 72 , > Sl ) ) ; Tcniu-iiive Pcnl and Iron , 3.U2J ; Chlcatfj Oieat Wentoin , 870. IlMsltiii Sloi-li ( Imitations. IIOSTON. Nov. 9-Cill luaiig , 2is(3 ( per cent ; tlini- loans , 3ij4'.i per ct-nl. PlutniH pricca for ' boiuU and milling ahuiea ; , . . . .P. . \Y. Klua UIKi Amerluan Sir/.ir. . lili ; W. uiui ! . lif. | , . , fil DM . . . 1J ( ) Kd. Kloj. Hi. . . . . . lilil > i- > . . . . -JU Oon. l-io ; ; . pU. . . . HI Hell Telop'ions. . . ' . ' .I' . ' Atclilioi lif.l - . > | IU lloHloiut Alanv.J17 Alohlson li H. 5 < HoHioiuV.Muno. . . 111. ) Allo'.niz MlnliijT O ) oil U. . 11. .V U ir.'U Allantlo -Jll Fllcauur/ 11.5 Hosion.t Mont.iu t 1:11) : ) ( it-nurul Eluolria. . : l'J'4 ' Iliitto A llj-ucn. . . . lull lIlmolH Sliul. . . 37 'Jalnniiiti ' HooU. . 4.10 Mexican Caulr.il. . AH Junlonulai ' 15 Old Colui\r : \ 131 r'r.inkhn Ill O.S. L 171i . . Itnbbcr H ) Osajol'i . Union Pacltli ' . ' ( ) ' ( Oultioy . llu U'i'BtKiul um Went Elul ufd 10J Wolvenna . 1 5 l.tiiiilnii Sfin-U ( ) iii > tiillniiii. LONDON. Nov. 9. 4 p. in. doting : ConHolH.m'v 11-4 si. Paul coalman. . . | ) : | ) i CoimolH. aen'i ll'-'ll N V. CxiUr.ti . ion ran. Pacmo tWi 1'iMiiMVlvaiilu . , 'iH Urlo 1.1K KlI.lllIlK Krlnlulnfa ' 13 v Mux. i ; n. now ! * . 111. Coiur.u I'-'U MeMcau ordinary. . N 11AR SILVER-Weak ut 2Cd per oz. MONEY : > i&24 per cenl. The rule of dUcount fur sliort und three months' bills Is 1 3'1C per tent. Anirrlriiii Soi-urlllt-H In Loniloii. LONDON. Nov. 9. The market for American fccurltle * opened firm und lemalned so ull day on un Improved Ktneral feellmc. The clone wuu firm , with u inoderatu demand. Stnli'lilfiil tif Milnk ill ( ifrnilill > - . RERLIN. NoS. . The weekly statement cf thu Imeprlil Dank of P.ennaiiy shows the fol- lovvlni ; chances us cnpaie < l with thu previous account : Puiii In hand , Increuse H.92S.OM ) iu rk ; ttcusury nates , Utcr 3CU.OOO marks ; other * ecurltle . drcrfnrtiW.SM.DOO marks ; eoti * In clrculhllon , dcerfnfc. ,34,0)0,000 , ) matkn. \p\r York MtiM y Mnrtcrt. * NBW YORK. Not.MONKY ON CALtr- Knur nt 1HBJ P r c rrt : last loan. 2 per cenl : clo cil nt 1H 2 per c < < nt. PRIME MERCANTILE ' I'APEn-JHGI jr cent. STERLING EXritANqE-Bnty , with actual buslnpM In lunktrs tllld fit tt S5Hffl SS-S for dcmnnd and J4.8SHtM.SiS for idxty dajnj postdl fates , JI.S3liff4.Ssm comnifrrlnl hllln. J4.Sl i. SILVER CERTiriCATHS-57ii 30c RAH H1LVER-S7SC . MEXICAN DOLLARS 44 c. , OOVERNMENT IIONUS-attndy. STATIJ RONOS Dull. nAlLROAD IlONDS-Flrm. Cloning quotations orv bonds were nil follows ! H,8.ni > w4rt > ir,127 ' . . ' . u-j t.S.new.HCOit..l-J7 | " " " iaa ' U. H.4 , rct ( 112 > 4 U.S. 4scoup 11H > { . . . . . . U. S. 2s , ro * OS No. P.icillo 3s . 37J * U.S. Cs.roir in No. IMclflo 4s . UI14 u.s.r.H. coup in . N. Y. O .VSl. L.4 . .ll)4 > | nifllrlcKI. tl3n 10'JH N AW. tin . mu AlA..cl.-ni A HIS N. w.cousou . nat ? A1.1.cl.1 * < * ll IDS N. W. Dob. A . lin Ala. , class C 1O < ) Oro. Nav.lBti . 11 IK Ala.Currency. . . . IH Ore. N.iv. 4n . . . . 1 Atchl on4s Hll O. S. L. Us. t. r. . Alchlsonsul. 4n. . . . BHH1 O.8. Lf.s. t. r. . . . . . Cannd.iSo.aniU. . . K ) ! * O. Imu. iHts. t. r.,10J C.AN. P.tr O ? -J31 * O. linn , fin , t. r . 34 M C..VO. ils 110H rnclflaba of 'OS. . . ! ( ) . > C. H. AD. 44s 10 IK Iloadlnf 4n . na i D.A.R ( } . iHtl 107. U.O.WPHI ims . SI I.All. O. 4 87,4 St , L. A I. M. con. J H V < E.-iHtTonn. lsl3..1DS St.L.AS.ROon.0.14H KrloOiMi. 43 . OH fSt. P Conaola 13u P.Y..V I ) . 1 . t. r. . 00 SUP. O.J.P. - . 'jen. Eli'O. OH lHf ( ! St. P.O. A P. 58 . 110 n. H. . S. A. Hi Hill S. e. nonfitnd . . ' ( ( I. H. AS. A. 2da..lOr > } t .Southern lly.fls. . . . 00 IL.fcT.CoiH.fii 112 S. U. AT. Us . no II.AT.C.COH On..lli ) : . . . Iowa 0. 1st * Ul ) Tox. Pac. L. G.lsU 04i < ic. P. IBIS. t. r ass Tux. Pac. Hf. 'Jds. . 27K K. P. con.t. r. 110 " P. IBIS . Him La.NewCon.49. . . , | ) ,1 JJ. P.D.AO. iHls. . 40 U.VN. Unl 4s 84 Wab. iHtSs . UoW Missouri Os 100 Wab. ' 'da . 7H M. K. A. T. JMs i1lV ) ( WostShoro4i . . . . M. K. AT. 4n 8. > < Va. Centurli- . N. Y. C. Ism HSU Va. doforri'd . 4 Sun Krniii'lMFii .IIInliiK IMintntlotiPi. SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 9. The olilclnl closing quotations on mining stocks today were as fol lows : Alia 7 Jlmtlci- 20 Alpha Con 10 Kiituuelcy Con 3 Andcn US .Mexican 41 Ilclchcr 41 Occ.ldental Con. . . . 11 o llcst.V llololior. . . . 4'J Ophlr. 81) Uulllon U Overman U Caledonia ! H Poloil 08 Chnllciifro Con IV. Savuiro ; < ( ) Chollnr. : R.1 Scorpion 3 Connilcnce nil Sierra Nnvada. . . . OH Con. Cal. A V.i 11.1 Silver Rill r Con. Imperial ' - ' Union Con 38 Crown Point 30 UtnhCon 11 ilouldACurrio. . . . : il : YeltowJack.ol 41 H.TlcvV Wororosn. . 140 Slamlartl , liio Silver bars , C6TJo ; Mexican dollars , 4CS4iic ( ( ! ; drafts , Hlght , IT'.ic ' ; drafts , tclcgiaph , 20o. NIMV Ytirk .Illnlnu : llnotntliinn. NHW YORK , Nov. 9.The following are the closing mining quotnllons : cnolinr. o ( ) Ontario ; | DO Crown Point : m nunr. : Ml ) Con.cnl. A Va. . . . Ill ) Plymoiiin H Dcadwoou HO ( Julcksllvor lee Gould A Curry 30 UnlckHilvur nf.l. . . UOO Hale ANore.rosi. . 1' ' . " > Slorra Nevada. . . . 03 RonicRlaKo 3000 Slandard 100 Iron Silver -jr > Union Con UR Mexican 35 Yellow J.-icUin . . . . ; io KllinlifiiiloltM. . ROSTON , Nov. 9. Clearings , $21,044,070 ; bal ances , $2l > 21.320. NEW YORK. Nov. 9. Clearings , $93,131.933 ; balances , $ n,7Cry77. RALTIMORE. Nov. 9. Clearings , $3,113,909 ; balances , $433tit5. t PHILADnLPIllA , Nov. 9. Clearings , $12,012- 02C ; balances , $1,241,553. MEMPHIS , .Nov. 9.-Clcarlngs , J373,7H ! ) ; bal ances , $105,407. New Yolk oxehango , telling at . . par. , , CINCINNATI , Nov. 9. Money , 21.4W15 per cent. Nt w York oxcliange , J5o premium. Clearings , $1W7,500. NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 9. Clearings. $2,809.832. New York oxcliange , bank , par ; commercial , $1.25 pei * $1,000 discount. , ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9. Clearings , $5.00fi,777 ; bal ances. $32S.073. Money , 3 < BS per cent ; Now York exchange , 25c discount bid , ) > , ir asked. CHICAOO , Nov. 9. Clearings , $17,3 ! > 0. CO. New York exchange , 25c premium. Posted rates , $4.Wi4.i ! > ( , H. . Stocks llriii nnd dull. Clos ing : West Chicago , 99K ; Diamond Mutch , 14214 ; Lake Street L , 1C4 ; New York lllscult , 62 ; Slrawhoard , 31 ; Soulh.lSldo L , C3-i ; Clly Railway , 225. < Ftirclurii Kliiiiiiulnl. IERL1N , Nov. 9. Exchange on Ixindon , 20 marks 3.i ] ifg. ( or checks ; PARIS , Nov. 9. Thrtfo per cent icnlas , 103f 73c for Hie account. Exchange on London , 25f ISc for checks. COTTOX J AftiT n Drop .llnrlift RHCN | nnil CIONPM fvllli .Vt-l t.iln. NKW voitic. Nov. 9. COTTON The cotlon market opened steady nt a decline ot 2ffl points. t. > ljwlng | luuer cnbles from Lheipool. Tills , In connection with talk of a 5 lo ID per cent reduc tion In wages nt Knll River , or u temporary shut down nt thai point , and Indications of a vorv heavy port movement , led to selling pressure Immediately following tlio cull here , which widi-nud tinduullnu before nojn to a net lo-a of 5fi7 points. Then followed a sharp rally , led by Wall stn-et and Oreek houses. At noon the markel shownl complelo recovery , with liuvlng silll iicllvu ami well llnclurid with Investments on the reacilun theory. In the c.xrly afternoon the market ruled Inegular nnd 'uMer under re- nowoil selling , but advanced sharply Just before the closti on actlvu covering. Cluneil steady at n net gain of l&'J points. Middling , CHc ; nut re cclpts , none ; giosa , 2,484 bales ; expoits to ( Ircat Rrlialn. 4,614 luilea ; ti > Krance , 1C7'J bales ; la the continent , 1.C23 bales ; foruurded , 155 lilies' wiles 42S bales , all spinners ; stock , CJ.143 lml s. Total today : Net receipts , 82,298 bales ; cxiwrts lo Great llrllnln , 29,000 bales ; to France , 1,019 bales ; o the continent , 23.S33 bales ; bl ick , 8i.CS85 bales Ponsolldated : Net iccelpts. 217,130 bales ; exporiw .o Oreat Drltaln , 03,137 bales ; to Trance , 7,37'J b.Ues ; to the conllncnt , 1W.243 bales. Tolal slncu ScptembiT 1 : Net reco pis , 2.70S.37J baliH ; . .xporls o Great Hrltaln. W)3SJU bales ; to Frnncp , 227,113 mil's ; to the continent , 033SS3 bales. Futures ipenexl stciuly nt lh dpcllnu ; sales. 8,100 bales- lanuary. $3.CO ; Kubiunry , $3.C4 ; March , $3.70 ; \pill , J3.73 ; May , $ .1.79 ; June. $3.84 ; July , J.1.J-8 ; \ugust , $1.92 ; Seplrmber. $5.8S ; November , 53.011 ; Joccmber , $5.53. Closed very HtMdy ; sile.x , 151,3 lalps ; .Tnnu.iry , $5.63 ; February , $3.C9 ; March. ij.54 ; April , $5.73 ; May , $5.57 ; June , $5 til ; July , 591 ; August , f5.93 ; November , $5.CO ; December ! 3.6i ) . Spit , ijulet and steady , unchnngtil ; mld- Illng uplands. 5c ; middling gulf , fllie. Closed lUlet ; middling uplands , 5Tic ; mlddllnqr BUlf , C'Ac ; sales , 4iS hales. OALVKS'lON , Nov. 9. COTTON Easy ; 6io or middling. LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9. COTTON American nlddllng. 7-32d ; futures. o.Uc't. ! ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9. COTTON-Qulet. 1-lCc lower ; middling , r,3-lCe ; sales , COO bales ; receipts 11,210 bales ; thlpmnits , 9,974 bales ; stock , 37857 bales. LIVERPOOL , Nov. 9. COTTON Spool , good iisliu'ss done ; prlcex lower ; Amt-rlcan , fair , , . 17-3'd ; good middling , 35-lCd ; American mld- llliiK. 37-32d ; low mldJIIng. 33-32d ; g.i id ordi nary , 213-32d ; ordinary , 225-3211 ; sales. 12 000 Mien , of which 1,000 bali-s won- for xpecnlail.in mil ux | > ort and Included 11.Mil hale < Anu-rle.m- i-celpts. 31.0(0 ( bales. Including 9.J32 bali-H Amer- cnn. Kuturei wt-rtl easy , with a demand ; closed steadv ; Amrlcin middling L M. P. , Novi-mber. mil April. J3.01) ) , buyp s ; April and May , ! 30jii3 ' 10 .Pliers : Mnv nnil June. $3.1U4f3.11. buyers ; Ji'h tnd July , $3.11553 12 , buyers ; July and August 3.12&3.13 , buyers ; Aujiist and September , $ J.I3'tf It 14 , ' . . . . , . . . . , " , - .1 ( mil f T VJ i K'lfll ndlnary , 4f c ; low mld.lllng , 4 l3-I o ; middling , , ' ; ; goiil mldillliiif , .114 , . ; middling fair , S ii- ; i-cclplB , SI,51.1 bales ; stock , 210.SIO baliis. MKMPHIS , N.-v. . . ' . - N.v.c'JTTO.Niasy , nilddllnr. .Vic ; receipts , 3.117 laloj ; FI pmonts , 2.1CO bales- stock , 80.033 bnliM ; pales , 3,75balm. . U'niil > lni'I.-x | ( , IIOSTON. Nov. 9-WOOL-Huylng lias falfen off considerably In the eel market during the lasl week , nnd this has huil i tendency to tone ijonn prices Homewhat. The moikel as a whole ill ? " ' ! ' . " 1i.fulr.Elren " ' - however , and Iherf Is llttlo Ilkollhood of a bleak ; The mpply of fleece wool In unall. nnd prices rule llrm Tenllory W ° are yet meellng. with fair soles , with ! UM Following nro the quotations for lending de scriptions : Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces : ' ? C nnd above , 'W26c \ nnd nbove , J3o ; delnliif , 2U } 30No comblnK , S'JinOc : No. s combing. 29h3Dv- Michigan WUcuiisln. etc. : X Michigan' . 21c ; No. l Michigan combng ! , jsNo. . 1 IlllnoU comb- Ing. 20 ; No 2 Michigan combing. 2ie ; No. 2 Illinois combing , 2fc ; X New York. New llani' > - Bhln- and Veimonl. 23i54i ; ; No. 1 New Yor'l ; New Hampshire und Vermont , 27o. tlnwiuhe.l mcJIuin Kentucky and Indiana nuarler blood cumblnir. 24p Kentucky and Iwlluna Ihree-elghtln. Wood combing. He ; Mlriourl quarter blood comb- Ing. M'pC'Mlsircurl ' thn-r-elglilhs blood comb ine 2iQ23c ; braid ccr.iblnK , 21 ; 1-akn nnd Cieor- gla , 22c. Texas wools : Spring medium , 12 month * . Hff 16o. scoured. 42843c ; tprlng Hne , 1718cscoured ; , piloe , 50Q52c. Territory wooU : Montana line , leai&o ; scoured price. 4kjj.M > c ; stuple. Ml 55c ; t.tuh. Wyomlnif , t-lo. , line mi-ilium and line. I5K17o ; ivouioj price , ISifiCOc ; titaple , 62JiSe. Aui-tralluii wool * , scoured ba l : Combing su- pciflni7072c ? ; tombing , KOOI | , CjiiliJic ; combing , averauy. C2rCJc ; Queenaland camblng , G3c. ST. I.OUIS , Nov. 9. WOOL-j3te.4dy und lin- chungc ' . NEW YORK. Nov.YOOI < -Qultt. ; Pnllfui-iilii Drlt-il I'Viillx. NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-CALIFORNIA URIEH lll'ITS Quiet. KvapjRited apples , iv-mmoii , 6fl 7c ; prlnif wlrtHay. . S'Jc ; wowl dried prime. c ; choice , 84rtc ; fancy , 9 a'jC. ( Prnnei , UtWtr. ate to lztt und quality. Apilcuts , Ruyul. 1W'e. Moor Park. 9 llc. Pwuihes. unp ld , 7HHc. peeled , U017c. Sim Krniu-Uco U'lii-nt llnrUt-t. HAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.-WHEAT-Slcady ; Deomb r , $ I.4ZU. May , JUS ) . . OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Run for the Day Exceeds the Apparent Local Demand. BUSINESS IN BEEF IS SLOW AND DUL lltiycrn IVmlnt In I'otiiiillitR nnil Sol- It-r .Siieciiiuli Hi'luctaiilly Un der Hrmli'H Stonily It OR * Take lli-nv } ' Droll. SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 0.-Hccelns ; for the days Indicated were : Cattle. HOSTS. Sliepp , Horses November 9 2.7C2 5,315 1,404 November S ,1SO 2 , l 719 2i November 6 557 3,3'J9 November 5. . . . . . . . 2,114 3,703 1.793 BS November 4 3,910 4M2 2.SJ3 November 3 4.7J4 4.094 8,455 November 2 2,915 2,211 1.92S November 1. , , . . . . . 6,993 1.116 1.913 54 Octohur 30 91S 3.6 9 930 1 October 29 G.SMLOST 2,047 51 October 2S 7,23 < ! 3Mt ) . . . . 24 October 27 G.063 4.491 2,539 0 October 2il 4,910 G.M9 3,113 . . . . October 25 6,307 l.SSl l.OOt 7 The olllcl.il number ot cars ot stock brought In today by each road was : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. c ; , M. & st. iuy i O. & St. L. Ily 2 Missouri 1'acine Uy 1 Union 1'ncltla System 21 Ifi 7 ! ' . , H. & M. V. H. II 37 29 C. , St. P. , M. & O. Uy 22 6 11. & M. 11. U. U 33 21 O. , H. Q. Uy -1 K. C. & St. J 1 C. , H. I. & l . Uy. . cast 2 c. , u. i. & P. uy , , west i Total receipts : 115 S7 7 The dlspoltlon of the day's receipts was as follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Uuyera. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co 73 1,032 Thu G. H. Hammond Co 201 1,133 , 3SG Swift and Company . . . . 477 1.0J2 C73 The Cudahy Packing Co S31 1,813 21 U. Becker it Ucgan. . . . 2X1 Vnnsant & Co 217 J. L. Carey 69 11111 & Lewis Co 141 llenton .t Underwood . . 131 Krebb.i & Co 29 Livingston .t Shller . . . . Gil Hulinls & Wolff 109 II. Hamilton 119 Other buyers 293 5 3,9 , Lett over 00 4U _ Total 2,971 ! 5,337 1,401 CATTLE The receipts of cattle were ot liberal proportions this morning and a very considerable percentage consisted ot natives. The westerns are gradually giving place to native cattle mm corn fed steers arc dally becoming moro plentiful. The season ot the year Is also drawing near when It la not unusual to wUness a gradual falling oft In bwf values , and a movement In that direction seems to have already set In. The packers generally llgurc on getting prices down as much as iposklblo so that bei > f can compete with poultry and game , which usually become both plentiful and cheap as the holidays draw near. At. all the markets In the country the same thing may be observed , buyers pounding prices which are gradually working lower. Today's m.irket on beef steers was not what sellers like to see. Some ot the trains were late In arriving and buyers were not Inclined to n.ove until fully informed us to the extent of the recclix.s. When the trains were all In they did not move about with muoai celerity , but sat on their horses with the Indifference of men who did not care whether they got any cat-.lo or not. Tne result was a slow and dull market , but the cattle finally sold and at prices that were not much different from yesterday. The supply of butchers' stock was not largo and desirable cows and heifers iwcro good sellers ae Just about steady prices. Ono load of cholco corn fed heifers sold at $4.20. The country bought very sparingly of feeders yesterday , so that speculators had quite a good many cattle left over. Still the fresh receipts were not so very largo and the bettor grades at least were fully steady. Common and rough feeders were slow sale. Representative sale * : NAT1VUA HEEF STKCIIS. No. Av. I'r No. Av. I'r. No. Av. 1'r. 51..1408 $4 Ei 7..1305 II 30 10..Iff ? $4 30 CO..ISO ! I 10 19..1031 ! 4 10 21..1243 4 35 6..1230 4 53 17. . . . 950 4 20 21..1170 3 63 1..1290 3 S3 19..1270 110 1C..1251 420 1. . . . 700 433 44. . . . 'J.Vi 440 15..1130 .1 3j 2fl..l033 440 S. . . . 703 Z 73 4..SH7 400 1..1020 4 00 1..1230 4 10 74. . . . S68 4 25 79..1223 4 43 3S..1372 4 43 112..1245 4 15 1..1320 I 50 1..H70 4 50 15..1248 4 SO COWS. 3. . . . P2C 273 1..1010 300 C..1013 313 1..1340 320 3..1376 SCO 1..1120 273 1..10CO 275 3..10iO 3 3 23..100S 3M 4..11S7 3 M 5..1HO 350 1..1230 3 SO 4 S57 230 2. . . . 955 300 8..1192 310 1..1320 320 1. . . . 720 173 1..1030 570 8..1044 270 ! . . . . ! 270 1. . . . S70 270 1..1080 313 22..1041 313 0. . . . 913 330 1 . .1000 3 30 1. . . . S50 2 00 1..1310 3 15 1..12TO 375 9..1140 310 1..700 2 f.O " . . . t)5 ! ) 2 SO 2..11S5 275 2..11CO 2 8214 3. . . . 940 3 03 12..1011 3 03 HUIFEKS. 3. . . . 910 3 C5 2. . . . 453 350 12. . . . S39 403 28. . . . 971 390 4. . . . 385 273 1. . . . 750 325 HUM-S. 3..1143 223 2..140) 230 1..1130 3 CIO 1 . . .1MO 300 1..1270 300 1..14CO 350 > . . .1270 270 2..1025 300 1..13W 323 1..1370 260 STAGS. 1. . . . 800 2 25 CAI.V1W. 1. . . . ICO r. 50 1. . . . 170 550 1. . . . SSO 400 8TOCKKIIS AND I.-KB1 > KIIS. 25. . . , 000 4 10 1. . . . 100 3 70 28. . . . 933 3 70 1..1030 375 27. . . . 975 385 2).907 390 1..1010 395 1. . . . 600 393 1..8CO 300 1. . . . .SSO 3 TO 1. . . . 710 375 24. . . . 943 3 S3 1. . . . 730 39) ) 73. . . . f.84 3 ! 0 18. . . . iOJ 403 1. . . . 930 405 26. . . . 901 405 30. . . . C974 15 1. . . . S10 4 23 C. . . . CCU 4 00 2. . . . 9.15 3 S3 1. . . . 510 3 GO WHSTBUNS. K cows SOG $2 35 2 fowlers. . . . 975 J1 51 I Jjull IBS' ' ) 240 1 fi-eder S7' ) 3 GO . 1 cow S81 30) 1 fi-rdi-r 73) 303 23 CIIWH 1003 air. 40 fOLtl rn..H41 3 f5 3 talllnKS-.I420 315 10 fd-d.'iB. . . . > 8J .19) 1 row Kill 331 4 fi'C'ilo.B. . . . B'7 ! 3' ( ) 2 Bli-ers 1180 340 1 fi-nltr I'MD ' 3 10 2 Htivra 112' . 340 1 fwli-r 2) 390 2 steers 1270 3 ID 3 fi'dlem. . . . C03 4 10 NICHUAHKA. limit SO 260 fi t-\\H 1011 310 1 hull HM 2 CO < -o s 711 320 Grown 1053 2 CO 1 ffc.lcr > 80 325 1 bull 1210 275 1 lleifT 106) 340 1 emv 9SO 280 48 feeders. . . . M.1 373 ( ! cows IMS 2 SO 2 < feeders. . . . 9 1 375 1 hull SIO 290 1 feeder S20 I (10 ( 1 lalllnK fc'O : i 10 21 feu.erH. . . . ! 8 4 15 3 cows 1153 3 20 20wyosiiNO. wyosiiNO. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1 hull 15m $2 40 1 cow 1100 } 3 15 4-rtiWF 1100 315 1 rteer 13GQ : MO 8 fL-odum..lor 3 K S froiJrni..lllG 383 27 feeders. . . . 1015 420 G feodera. . . . kM 420 SOUTH DAKOTA. 3 cows 921 ! 275 ( i cu\vs 1013 315 1 cow 1340 320 1 slaw 1150 300 2BtiPrs 90.1 350 14 retdcrH..1035 3 C3 3 Hirers 1370 3 F.1 lHutfcrs 122il 363 1 cow 1100 275 25 cows ilRO 330 47 ftedprs..lS21 3 Kl 8 fc-piers..H30 3 C5 1 heifer 6W SCO 1 cow 1100 3 ( rt ( i feeders..1130 400 1 feeder 670 400 fill feeders. . . . 1010 4 00 00MONTANA. MONTANA. 2 bulls 132'i 2 BO 1 cow 150) 373 r COWB 1073 275 J feeder.1240 361) ) 2 cows 1GM 2 73 SI feeders. . . . 997 3 90 1 Btug 11 SCO 1 calf 310 4 f.O 25 cows 912 3 2 < > i yearllnB. . . 520 4 50 3 cow * 1133 275 1 feeder S70 3 90 1 cow 1520 320 2 Uulln 1410 240 1 Ftiik' 14TO 2 40 1 steer 1401 3 75 4 OOWH IC..O 320 2 ttoers 1312 375 3 talllnK8..1303 335 70 feeders..11S2 380 NH\V MKXIC'O. 31 feeders. . . . 773 3 ! ) t'2 feeders. , . . 819 3 C5 IIOOH After a Kmdiril udvuncu tdncc .Monday a week UK'O , during nhlrli time 23u was added to values , the trcirkel eulTtrfM1 a gpvein reactli n today , llecelpts were liberal and markets nt otliar points , as well a the provision iniuUei. all cntne low < -r. HO tint buyers Inul HID opportunity to dn as tliey liked. They wen- not at all slow to tuke advanlaga of tin ) situation , ami tli9 mark tit dropped 10r r from yi-iterday'H mark. Heavy IIOKB soil at JJ.3..iJ3.10 , as aValnst (3.45O 355 yestenlny. l.luht ami butoheruelRhl IIORS fir ( tie iin. t P'irt broiiiilit J3.4.VJ3.50 , while yc - terdiiy thu rtniKe wn > H..7'iif3.l"-.i. ' ' Onu KOO < \ lo-id of II'.KI fold up to 13.Cu. Thn uvernKW of nil the xalrs wn He lower than yesterluy , u'hU'li carries the maiket bul ( to about where It WBH on Tuesday of lust week. While the trad wan tuturally sluw owhiK lo thu reluctance of ralmmcn to inako the ron- fpuslim , tinIUIKS were llnally nil sold and In tMit'iililir ' r mil feafon. H 'pre "ntatlvp calea : No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Hh I'r. 32 330 i4U 3 33 5S SkO W J3 40 43 344 SO 3M C4 292 120 340 CO 321 120 335 41 201 120 340 13 370 SO 335 50 802 200 340 43 SIS 200 333 62 2S7 40 340 359 10) 333 57 311 . . . S 40 53 S91 280 335 69 264 24) 340 SSI 40 333 47 23S 60 340 33 379 . . . 333 53 320 200 340 53 378 120 335 53 305 200 340 45 333 ICO 3 3i 6'J 3 40 340 M , .320 W 3 85 62 295 . . . 340 13 330 SOO 335 W 325 . . . 345 50 329 240 335 49 346 ICO 340 HI 310 40 333 Ci 318 200 340 ( .9 302 60 3 40 4 305 20iJ 340 CO 34D 10 340 37 : S3 IW 3 ( < , 62 30fi 120 340 Sf 329 60 340 (4 312 ICO 340 71 241 If. ) 3 42V& M 316 2tQ 340 CS ! 7 ] 120 3 42'i ' rg 31C 40 340 43 2tUi . . . 3 4ZH (3 ( Vi' ICO 3 40 C5 274 201 3 4SU U9.,2S8 ISO 340 C2 219 40 345 tt . m JM 1 44 . . m to i a U . Sf > 149 340 72. . , , . , . m 40 14.1 U . SI JOO I 43 71 . : M ISO > 4J M . J < 9 90 S 40 CS . JS7 SO S 4S < 4 . SSI M 1 M 73 . : 40 1 U M . i < n : ; o 3 n c : . jsj M J 45 S7 . J0 1W 3 V\ M . ! 4 40 3 4S M . 297 120 S 40 39 . SSI M 3 4S 64 . 276 . . . 340 70 . JSl fO S 4S GA . > 160 340 0 . 1U 40 3 4S CJ . 319 1W 340 TJ . 2SO 120 345 $1 . Jl J | . ) J | 0 M . 5J6 . . . 3 45 47 . 2 S Srt 340 S . in 40 3 43 SI . 3.17 1(0 340 H . 159 . . . 3 SO Si . SOt ! 0 .140 62 . 2J1 SO 3 M dJ . 2M 40 340 ( W . Wl . . . 3 SO CO . 334 . . . 340 72 . 2I < 40 3 M 42 . 2SO 120 340 117 . 1M . . . 3W U . 2fO 160 3 40 I'HIS-ODDS AND HNDS. t . JM . . . 1M 1 . 340 . . . 343 1 . 470 . . . 300 3 . 324 40 340 6 . 364 . . . 3 K 3 . 32A . . . 340 3 . 215 . . . 34J 5 . 2IS . . . 3 80 J . 3J3 SO 34i ) fi . 2J3 . . . 380 49 . 106 . . . 340 I . 0 . . . 350 3 . SM . . . 340 9. . . . 200 . . . 3 t-0 1 . : < . . . 3 4lt 2 . Ill . . . 360 . 20) . . . 340 2 . 240 . . . 305 12 . 125 . . . 3 40 HHI2K1 * The Jemnnd for sheep wns Rood nni ) the market fMrly nctlve i\t prlcfs thit were fltronft to lOc higher than yesterday. Ileinscntn | the tales : No. Av. IT. 211 nntlva wethers . . . s < ) } t 00 371 nntlvo wMhers . SI 400 9 ittnx . 140 27.1 2 fltnps . 133 275 G WeMftn cwrs . . . . . . . 94 30 * ) 4 western CWPS . 72 300 K western wethers . 93 4 0 > ) SO western wtthnra . \ . 90 4 ( W 121 Western wethrrs . 94 4 00 1S3 western wothrrs . . . M 4 O ) 40 feeding lumlm . IV ) 4 50 20) feeding lambs . 20 4 50 CIIIC.VCO lilVIS STUCIC MA UK 1ST. Heavy Itrcrliiln of HOKN Illlir tilt * IlliyiTH lllilclcllili-iit | , CHICAGO , Nov. 9. Snips of cnltlo were slow today and prices were somewhat weaker , espe cially for half-fed cnttlc. The better srndes of llKht nd medium wrlKhts sold to the bpxt n. < - vantagp. Calves were fairly nctlve at unchaiiRed jirlces , and weitern raiiffo cnttlo were unrlianKtil , with sales of feeders nt from (3.50 to $1.10. l'rlee. ruled as follows : Good to extra Hirers at front J4.CO tu (5.25 ; ciimmoncr Rrados at frunl )3.75 to 14.55 ; stockcrs and feeders -it from JS.'O lo Jl.r.O calves , Kuixl , nt from } 0,25 to JO. 75. Heavy rccelit | ot IIORS cnllsnl buyers to lie Independent , and they mippllol their wants nt de. cldedly lower prices from the start. The poorest pnckerx cold nt from 1.25 to (3.35 and the best shipping lotn n round 5.1.70 , the bulk of thu hi KH crossing the scales at from $3.43 to $3. CO ; plRS sold larKcly nt from J3.30 to f3.CO. The niatket was very lud , with sump sales reported by sell ers 13o lower than Monday. There was n Rirtxl demand for sheep nnil lambs at about yesterday's prices , sheep being salable at from } 2.SO to J4.50 for the iiooiivt to the best natives nn i1 Westell ) lannu sheep lit from J3 lo J4.30. Most of the westerns sold above J.I. 75 feeder.H K ln at from (3.SU to { 1.10 ; lambs were nctlve at from J4 to 75.75 for poor to prime Hocks , fecdliiB lambs fplohhiB from tl.60 lo $1.90. Receipts : Puttie , 4.310 he.nl ; nous , 37,000 head ; sheep. 12,000 head. St. I.IMllN I.IVI' StOClC. ST. LOl'IS. Nov. 9. CATThK Receipts , 3.400 head ; fhlpnients , 400 head , market lOo hlKher on be.'t natives and Toxnns ; fair to choice native shlpplnK and export fteprs , J1.35ST3.30 ; hulk of sales , { 4.0 5.10 : dipsspd beef iind butcher steers , J3.73Sf4.73 ; bulk of sales , Jl.305f4.55 ; steers under ll > 00 pounds , Ji.50f4.35 : ; bulk of sales. Jl.Wir 4.25. stockcrs and feeders. J2. 255/4. 10 ; bulk of sales. J3.0fl ( J. ! > 3 ; cows and ln-lfers , { 2.0C'n4.o ; bulk of cows. J2.70fi3.40 ; cnnnhiK cotts , Jl.TOjr 2. CO ; bulls , 52.0)5(3.30 ) ( ; Texus and InVlan bleers , tJ.Wiff4.10 ; bulk of fales , J3.3Sti3.95 ; cows and hulfi-rs. J2. 40fl3. 10. HOGH IlKOelpls , 10.000 head ; Bhlp'ilellts , l.WO head market lOc lower ; llKht. } 3..OV3.(0 ( ; mixed. J1.2Vfi\1. 50 , heavy , J3.53B3.C3. SHHHl * Ileeelits | , ' . ' 00 heail ; shlpnients. ( I'W ' head ; market strong ; native mutlous , JS.fO'ir 4.30 ; culls nnd bucks , Jil.50IBi3.Oi ) : lambs. $4.50 < T 5.75. _ IVIIIINMN CHy llv - Slnok llHPkt't. KANSAS CITY , Nov. 9. CATT1.K Hecelpts. 11.000 head ; best Krades , steady ; others sluw ; Texas steers. J2 C5M4.20 ; Texas cows , $2.5093:5 ; native steers. < 3.T,05.00 ! ; ; nntlvp cows and heifers , J2.i'0fi4.70 ; stockers and feeden , J2.23f 1.4) ) ; bulls , . . iS Hecelpts. IS. 000 head ; market lOc lower and dull ; bulk of sales , J3.40j3.SO ; heavies , J.i.30 IU3.30 ; puckers. JX30f3.17Vj ; mixed , t3.4093.CO ; IlKhts , $3.351i3.fjfl ; yorkpiM , J.1.43ff3.50 ; plus , J3.33 . SHKEP Kecelptsx head ; market strong ; InmbH , J3.50If3.CO ; muttons , J2.50ffl.0i ) . liiillinttipollN 1,1 't * Slui'k. INniANATOMS. Nov. O.-PATTMC-llePPlpts. 430 head ; ehlpmonts. fair ; niniket steady iouil to prime steers. J4.C.'iff5.15 ; Rood to iholre. J1.25f ( 4. CO ; common to t oed Mockers. $2.25fi3.'J5. HOUS IlecPlptK , 4.300 head ; shipments. 1.5CO head ; maiket steady at openlnK. clopiM 7'ic lower than yestenlny ; Rood to choice iwdlum and hcuvy , J3.Gr.iiTJ. 75 ; mixed , J3.GOJj > 3.G5. common IlKhts. J3.CO-ii3.C5. SHKKI' Hecelpts. 230 head ; shipments light ; Koud to cholco lamb- , } l.S3fc5.40 : conunun to me dium lambs. J3..Vff4.C3 ) ; common sheep , J2.Wsf 2.75. Xt-tv York l.lvo Sliiok. NI2\V YORK , Nov. 9. I1H13VES Hi'celpts , 311 head ; no trading. Cables quote American Meeni nt 103ffllc ; refrlKerator beef , StfSl.n ; exiwits , 410 beeves and 2 , ICO quarters of beef. PAI.ViS Receipts , ICO head ; steady for all sorts ; inlH , J5.00U8.00 ; giassers. J2.75Jf3.7S ; west ern , $3.30. SHKhP Receipts. 1.30G head ; steady ; sheep , $3.0014.5 | | ; : lambs , jn.23igc.00. HOOS Receipts , 3,237 head ; hlnher at Jl.lOCf 4.30. 12nst liulVnli ) I.lvc St.ii-lc. HAST UUKPALO , Nov. 9.-CATTM : Steady. HOGS Yorkeis , Rood to choice. $3.90 ; roughs , common It Rood , $3.30if3.15 ; piss , common to choice , J3.951& I ( iO. I < A&llti > Choice to extra , J5.75if3.80 ; culli to common , Jt.70 < if5.40. SIIKI31' Choice to selected wethers , JI.S05TI.85 ; culls to common , J2.75Q3.25. ( .iiulHrltlf I.lviSlocl. . - . LOUISVILLE. Nov. 9. CATTLK ReeelplR. CO ) head ; market , Btnidy for good Crudes , but slow on others. HOPS ReriMpts. 2.DOO head ; market op-no 1 steady , but S'ion weakened at a decline of 5c ; cx- tremo tops Helling at J3.C5. SIIUKl1 Marl -l , active ; best fat. $3.50813.03. Cllicliiiintl LlviStoik. . CINCINNATI , Nov. 9. HOOS Active , lower , w.ooes 70. CATTLi : Stronff , $2.25M5.10. .SHI-i-i' : AND L.\M1IS Sheep , slronK , 12.5)01.11. Lambs , Him , $4.00ffl5.CO. StOflc 111 Record of receipts of llvn Block nt the four principal niarkt-ls for November it : Gallic. HOKS. Slieep. Oninhn 2,7(3 ( C.343 1.1W PhloiRii 4 Bi)0 ) 37.Wfl 12000 Kansas City 11000 18 000 4,0)0 SI. Louis 3,400 10.0CO 100 Totals 21,022 70.315 1S.3JO Oil > litrki-tH. SAVANNAH , On. , Nov. 9 Oil , Tiirn'ntlnt * opi'tied Hi m nt 29e , with halfs of 201 casks ; closed llrm at 29c ) > ld , with no further sales ; lecelpts , 1,301 casks. Rusln llrm ; sali > s , 3.9')7 Mils. ; if- CL-lptB. 8,031 bills. Cjllotu : A , I ! , C , 1) , $1.10 ; K , $1.15 ; K , $1 13 ; ( J , $1.20 ; II , $1.23 ; I , J1.40 ; K , $1 M ; II , $1.80 ; N , J2.15V ; , $1.11VW. : . $2 S' ' ) . WILMINGTON. N. ( . ' . , Nov. D.-OIL Turprn- tlnp. steady nt 27',2f2Jc. ' Rosin , dull at Jl.l.lfj ) 1.20. Prude ttiriii'ntlne , cteady nt $1.40ij > l.iO. Tar. steady nt $1.05. CHARLKSTON , S. P. , Nov. 9. - OII , Turpen tine , maiket llrm nt 27'ir. ' Rosin , llrm. LONDON , Nov. ! ) . 011,3 Calcutta llnsepd. spot , 34s : near nt hand delivery , 25a. Linseed i. II. 11s C' d. OIL CITY , Nov. 9. Credit balances. C5cj cer. Uneaten. ni > bids ; hhlpments , 113,250 bbls. ; runs , M,25S blili. TOLKDO , Nov. 9. 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