NOVJ&MBTBIl' 18.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Oat * Enjjj LSttlo Boom and Furnish the
Only Interest in the Market.
V/HEAT / AND CORN STRONG IN SYMPATHY
An ; Firm ntiil Shorr
, Dun I.nrKctx to nn
t m'\H'olril | nccrrnnu lit
CHICAGO , Nov. 17 A lltllc bulge which
took plneo In oats find which advanced the
' - ' rrlco of that nrtlcto Tic was all that saved
'A hunt unil corn from nlmost utter stagnation
today. Sympathy with the slrcnBth In oats
l > iit nome ile roe of nctlvlty ttnd cormldur.iblo
RtreiiRth In both theno markets during the
latter jmrt of the session. Wheat closed
UiO'Hio ' hlKhcr nnd corn ndvnnccd tie. Pro
visions \vero linn , ( hough dull and advanced
Wheat was fairly strons at the ojionltiR
nnd for some time , after , although keeping
within a range so narrow HH to bo rcmnrk-
ublo ii vcn for a dull market. The foreign
wheat , iiiurkotH were not us Ix.'urlslily af
fected by the decline of the day before at
Onlcaeo iu > they wcro expected to bo and the
northwestern receipts were very much
lighter. 1'rlvatu cablegrams also confirmed
ycHterdny'a dispatches reporting loss favor
ably on the condition of the Argentine wheat
crop Wlln uch uncourugument to holders
the market hero opened at a slight Improve
ment over yustunlay's closing prices. May
Hturtlnt , ' at ss < ViM ! > % c and selling shortly af-
tur at SUTiiO. Only a few of the smaller shorts
covered , and as the bulls did not press the.
market the trailo during the morning was' '
very small with prices keeping a little
ubove yesterday's closing Ilguros.
The two northwest receiving points , Min
neapolis and Diilntli , reported1 703 cars of
wheat today , against 1,110 Wednesday a
iwt3ek ago and 800 cars the corresponding day
of thu previous year. Chicago hail 127 car
loads Inspected Into store , against 101 last
\vcuk and Cl a year ago.
Liverpool hail declined 'ftd per cental be
fore trading started here , but Paris r.vas
quoted from 5 centimes to 15 centimes higher
lorUteat ai , l .0 centimes higher for near
deliveries of Hour to 10 centimes Improve-
tnont for March-April.
Thu market was allied In a degree by lib
eral Atlantic clearances. The quantity of
wheat cleared from Atlantic .ports was 341-
000 bll. ami of ( lour 1S.COO bbls. , or equal to-
Kothor to 4Xi,0'XI bu. The primary market
recall' s of whe.it m ere 1,030,083 bu , , compared
with 817.hH ) bu. the year before , and there
fore today's exce'H was not so markedly
u H recent similar cotnparlsons.
A uigp.iirii from Han Francisco sain price
of wheat there was -Ic per cental lower than
It sold yesterday and New York reported
In the forenoon that there t.vas very little
appearance of export demand. The market
here wan oversold , however , and a Hurry
that started In oats , putting up the Decem
ber prlco of that article Ic per bu , , com
municated additional nervousness to the
.shorts In wheat. After 12 o'clock the price
began to feel the effects of the jump In the
conrstr era In and for the llrst time. In the
scFSlon the prlco of May got aDove We. It
stayed above that mark , the advance started
by the unusual strength and activity of oats
keeping the market going , until near the
end May was bringing OOTic. The close was
strong at DOVifi90c.
Corn wa.i a dull market , with practically
nothing going on except changing , until oats
developed Its strength. This aroused shorts
and tne market was transformed Into an
exceedingly lively one. Prices up to that
time had been steady , helped by wheat re
ceipts of but SI cars and a good . " aboard
< lomand. Shorts were ac.lvo bidders during
tho-last hour's trading and prices moved
up steadily , closing at t.ie top. Seaboard
clearances were 315,000 bu. May ranged from
to 2U'/jC and closed 4c higher at
O.Us were strong , the strongest thing on
the lloor. The short interest , i.vhlchvis ; re
stricted yesterday by the Influence of wheat
nnd corn hud full sway In the market to
day. The .strength inim started by the ac
ceptance nt % c ovar yesterday's prices of
nil of last night's cable offers from here , nnd
there was a general demand from short
as prices advanced. Tne spread between
DecfMiiber and May narrowed considerably
and elevator people nre predicting that they
will coniu to the Fame price. The fuel that
Chicago contract stocks nre only 723,000 bu.
unil arc controlled by two llrms wus an im
portant factor. Receipts were 2SC cars.
Clearances am < nmted to 421.000 l > u. May
Hinged from 225722- -'l/KifiilTic , closing
Tso higher nt l ifjii ic.
Provisions opened strong and although
trade was very small all tlay , prices wure
well maintained. Hog receipts were 5,000
less than expected and yard prices wore
hlRhcr. Thlst\is the cause for the opening
advance In provisions Huylng was mod
erate , but sulllclent to keep the mnrket
linn. The uloio was strong nt close to top
prices. January porlr. lOc higher nt JS.SO ;
January lard. 2'ic higher at $4 30 , nnd Jan
uary ribs tVffTV&u higher at ? l.-7'/4.
Estimated receipts Thursday : Wheat , 103
cars ; corn , 409 cars ; oats 317 cars ; hogs ,
32.000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
ArtlclcB. . | Ojian. | Hlth. I Law. | CIoso. YoHtdy.
\ \ heat-
05
Dec. ! ' . ! . Wfli „ 04
May. . . 1)016 ) SOU OOMOJi
Corn
Nov . . . aim 2B
Doc , . . . .ill i-im aw-au " au
May. . . UOMBM : su H
Outii
Ui.'C. . . . SOU
May. . .
Pork
Deo. . . . 7 3'JM 7 ! ! 5 7 3 H
Jan. . . . 8 U7H 8 ' . ' 5 H 3D i0
Lunt
Deo. . . 4 15 ap 4 in 4 17H I'M
4 i7X ! i7 !
Jnu . . . 4 30
eirtuibn
Dec. . 1H- saw 4 ao 17K
- 4.Hi aab
Jan. . . . _ -
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No. 2.
Ciifh quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Easier ; winter straights , Jt.Mftl.GO ;
clears J < .3cW4.40 ; spring spt-eluls , J5.00 ; Mlnne-
lotn hard ( Utents , JJ.'JOUD.W.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. fcSVHB > ! lc ; No. 3
spring. SS'.ilfMe ; No. 2 led , 93'J5c. / .
COHN No. 2 , 27c ,
OATH No. 2 , 2lc , f. o. h. ; No. 2 white , 21c ;
No. 3 wlilte , 22 % < :4c.
. RYE-NO. 2 , 47'.4 .
HAHLEY No 2 , f. o. b , . :5 43c.
FLAXHEED-No. 1. tl.OCffl.lOij.
TIMOTHY HEED Prlino , J2.CS.
PROVISIONS Pork , mets , per bbl , , (7.30 ®
7.S5. Lnrd , per 100 Ibs. . J4.G 4.224. ! Hucon.
uhort ribs vldCH ( lo bf ) , I4.OM4.t.o. Ury saltea
uhotildrrs ( boxed ) , tl.75flj.CO ; fhcrt clear sides
( boxed ) . } l.f > 0ftr > .12'.t. '
WHISKY Distiller * ' finished goods , per gal. ,
SLIP.
HUG AII Cut loaf , J5.14 ; granulated , 15.21.
IVKW YOUK ( ; I.MHAL .MAHICICT
< liioliitl < ins < i ( tin * liny on ( > i > iic > rnC
ClIIIIIIIOllltU'K.
NEW YOHK , Nov , 17-Fl.OUn-Hecelpts. 24.-
170 bbls. ; exports , 15,303 bbls , ; llimer and fairly
uctlve on nil popular brnndx. Hye Hour , dull ,
lluckwheut Hour , dull.
HUC'KWHEAT Dull al 37tf3SHo.
COHNMEALFinn. .
HYE- Firmer ; No. 2 western , WH4c.
1IAHLUYQuiet at Sc.
HAHLEY MALT-Qulet ; western. MBCCc.
WHEAT Hecelpts , 113,600 bu , ; expoits , 10.000
bu , Hpot , strung ; No , 2 red , We. Options opened
firm on small northwest receipts and firm Paris
cables , advanced all day and closed strong ui
Uo rUe , helping bullish Argentine news and for.
elgn buyers : No. 2 reil , November , closed at
PGHOI DP 'ember , iMiUf97c | ; closed ut 97c ,
COHN Hccclptii , f > 4.600 bu.j exports , SJ.tCS bu
Hi > ot , Ilrm ; No. 2 , 3te. Options o | > ened steadier
und wer Ilrm ll Isy on exiiort buying und the
jump In wheat , closing ; do net higher ; No.
vember closed at 3'Hc ; December , 51f32c
closeit at 3 % ,
OAW-Kei-clpts , 1S1.400 bu. ; exports , 324.749 bu
Foot , llrtner ; No. t , 5 > il2 < V. Options Inactive
tint firm with other markets , closing He nc
higher : Dec mb.cr , ! (5TiUJCo ; closed at 2Cc.
HAY-Qulet.
HOI'S Firm ; state , common to choice , ISM
crop. 40Ca ; 119C crop , Cb9c ; WJl crop , IJjTUc
I'aclllo coa t. 1695 crop , 4bCc ; 1W6 crop , Cj9c
1(97 crop , ISiJlSe ,
HIlI 5-Flrm.
LVJATHEH-r-lrm.
WOO1Steady. .
I'HOVlSIONB-lleef. quiet. Cut meats , steady
J ard. firmer ; Testern team. $4.&Oti > 4.SJj refined
steady. Pork , quiet. Tallow , steady.
OHA'otlon eed , uteady ; prime crude , 18HO
19o ; prime yellow , JIU21V4 * . Pttroleuni. quiet
Unlte.1. C7c bid ; Pennsyhunla crude , nominally
EV. Hosln. steady. Turpentine , steady , 31HU32c
llir-E Steady.
SIOLASS1'S > Steady.
Mf.TAU I'lg Iron , warrants weaker. $6. SO bli
nnd $6.1W kked. I ake copper , dull , $10.75 bid nnd
ilO.U uskeA. Tin , dull. $ l > .70 bid and J13.SO
u > ked , Spelter , nomlnul , $1.03 bid und $1.15
uskod. Ix-ad. firmer ; exchange. $3.60 bid am
I ] ftS ai.ki-,1 ; broker * ' , eteady , $3.t > 0.
11UTTBHlUvelpts. . C.OOO pkgs. ; market steady
western creamery , HO So ; Ehjlns , oj factory
US mark t o.ulit ;
nW while , Bspteml > * r. ivtet.nnnli wilt \ , cj
rge colored , 8eptemb r tvtoi smtll colored ,
September , VC ( ! 1 rne , Octolicr , t ; mnll , Oc-
ober , v e ; light iiklmn , 6 7o | part fklms ,
HO ; full skims , .
KOaS-Hecelpl . 7,754 pkf ( . | rnnrtet uteadr !
tale and P nn ylvi nl . tog23ej western , Z2c.
OMAHA ( IK.VHIIAL MAIIKKTS.
Cnnilltlnn of Trnilo nnd annlntlnnn
on Slnplo nntl 'I'nnojPrnilucc. .
r.auS-Qood stock , lie.
1IUTTKK Common to fair , lOQllc ; chplcn to
fancy. lT17c ; separator ctcamery. 23ej gathered
crenmery , Me.
VKAL Choice f t. SO to 1 Ibs. . quoted at o ;
srge and coarse , 4Bc.
LIVE POULTHY-Hens. Cc : cocks , 3S c :
jprlng chickens , per Ib. , MiSHcj ducks , 687c ; tur-
PlOEONS-Llve , 7r.o ! d nd pigeons not wanted.
HAY Upland. $ ! i.M ; midland , $3.60 ; lowland ,
$ ! .W > ; rye straw. $4 ; color makes the price on
my ; light bales sell the best , only top grades
brine top prices.
prices.VEOETAHLES.
VEOETAHLES.
CKLEHY Good stock , large. 40c ; fmall , 23 ®
ONION'S-1'er hu. , tAWSSc.
HEANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , $1.40.
HWEET I-OTATOES Per bbl. , $2.75.
CAlillAdlllome grown , per Ib. , IMOltfc.
POTATOES-Homc grown , tO-ffoSc ; western
stock , G9ri > c ,
CAULIFLO\VEH $3.75.
FHU1TS.
QUINCES-Callfornla , per box. $1.13.
APPLES Winter stock , $2G3B3.00 : Jonathans
nnd fancy varieties. $3.23 ; California Dallcilowcr.
boxes. $1.CO ; Colorado Jonathans , boxes , ! . .
NEW YOHIC llHAPES-Pcr 9-lb. basket , 13C-
large lots , 12140.
I'LUMS Itlnltn nnd Oregon , 7c@I.OO.
CHANHEHIllES-Cnpe Cod , per bbi , , $3.50 ;
Wisconsin , boxes , $1.00111.10.
CAl.IFOHNIA AND COIXHADO ) PEAIIS Oood
winter ncllls , 12.0002,25 ; other varieties , $1.909
TROPICAL FHUITS.
OHANOHS-MexIcnn , per box , $4.50.
LEMONS-Messlnas. $ l.234.50 ; choice Cali
fornia , $1.00.
HANANAB Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
$2.0002.23 ; medium-sized bunches , $1.7502.00.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per Ib. , large size , H313c ;
Hrazlls , per Ib. , lOc ; English walnuts , per Ib ,
fancy , soft shell , 13c ; standards , lOWltc ; tllbcrts ,
per ill , , lOc ; pecans , polished , large , 9BIOo ; Jumbo ,
I2c ; targe hickory nuts , $1,23 per bu. ; small , $1.60
per bu. ; cocoannts , per 100 , $3.7504.00 ; peanuts ,
raw , WdVtc ; roasted. G J6ic. !
FIOS ImportcJ fancy. 3 crown , 14-lb. boxes ,
124c ! ; 5 crown , 44-lb. boxes , luc ; 2-lb. boxes , 23c
per box.
HONEY Choice white. I3e.
KUAUT Per bbl. , $ I.COffl.23 ; half bbl. , $2.30SJ
'MAPLE SYHUP Flve-gal. cans , each $2.23 |
gal cans pure , per doz. , $12,0. . ) ; half-gat , cans ,
$0.25 $ ; quart cnns , $3 , CO.
DATES Per 00 to 70-lb. boxes , C c ; Fnrd B-lb.
boxes , flc.
CIDr.H-I'or half bbl. , $3.00.
FHESH MEATS.
DHEHSED 11EEF Good native steers , "c : good
forequnrters. steers , Cc , good hindquarters , Sc ;
western steers , CSi6l4c ; fancy heifers , CHc ; good
heifers , Cc ; good forequsrters , heifers , 6'ic ; good
hlndquiirters. heifers. 8 40 ; good cows. 6ic ; fair
HEEF CUTS Tenderloins , 18c ; boneless strips
Oc ; strip loins , "c ; rolls , S'.ic ; sirloin butts , SVic ;
shoulJer clods , D'ie ; rump butts , 6'4c ; steer
shoulder clods. 6'.4e ; rump butts. SV.c ; steer
chucks , 6Vic ; Cow chucks. 4Vic. boneless chucks.
4'tc ; cow plates , 3c ; steer plates , 3\ic : tlanU tltenk ,
C'.ic ; loins. No. 1 , He ; loins. No. 2 , lOUc ; loins ,
No. 3 , Sc : sirloin ends. No. 1 , 9c ; ribs. No. 1 ,
lie ; ribs , No. 2 , 8M.c ; rib * , No. 3 , Cc ; steer rounds.
7V4C ; cow rounds , GV4c ; cow rounds shank off , R'/Sc.
trimmings. 4ic ; beef shanks , 3c ; brains , per doz.
33n ; sweetbreads , per Ib. , lOe ; sweetbreads
( calves ) , per Ib. , 40c : kidneys , per doz. , 33c ; ox
tails , each 4c ; livers per Ib. , Sc ; hearts , per
lh. . 3o ; tongues , per Hi. , 12\ic. \
Ml'TTON Lnmus , 7c ; sheep , fHici market racks
( long ) , Po ; hotel rncks ( short ) , He' les nnd
saddles , 9c ; lamli legs , 9c ; breasts ana stews , 3c ;
tongues , each 3c.
POIIK Dressed plga , 6Hc ; dressed hogs , Cc ;
tenderloins , 15c ; loins. 7c : spare ribs. 60. ham
nausage liiitts , CHc ; shoulders , rough , &c ; shoul-
deis , rktnned , r.VJc ; trimmings. SV5c : leaf lard.
Hot rendered. 5'lc ; heads , cleaned , 4e ; snout nnd
ears , 4c ; backbones. H4c cheek meats , 4Ho ; neck
bonea. 2c ( t > igs' tails , 4c ; plucks , eacli. &e ; chit
terlings , 5c ; hoeks , 4c ; hearts , per doz. , 25c ;
stomachn , each 3o ; tonRiies , each 7c ; kidneys ,
per doz. . lOc ; brains , pe , ' doz. , 15c ; pigs' feet ,
per doz. , 25c ; liven , each Jo.
HIDES. TALLOW. KTG
HIDES No. 1 Eieen hides , 7c ; No. 2 green
hide ? , Cc ; No. 1 salted hldcn , 814c ; No. 2 green
salted hides , T.'jC ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs. ,
Sc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. . Cc ; No. 1 dry
Mint hides , 11013 ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , SSlUc ;
No. 1 dry salted hides. 9fplOc ; part cur'd hides ,
Vie per Ib. lejs than fully turca.
SHEEP PELTS Orcen salted , each 13ft75c ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) each 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) . No. 1. each 6c dry Hint , Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4@5c ; dry flint , Kansas nnd Nebraskn
murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 304c ;
dry flint Colotudo butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight , 4@rc ; dry flint Colorado murrain
wool pelts , pfr Ib. , actual weight , 304c ; feet
cut off , ns It Is useless to pay freight on them ,
St. LnulN Gem-nil Market * .
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 17. FLOUK Unchanged.
WHEAT Higher , closing Tic for December
and lliWlVic for May nhovo yesterday ; Slay
opened ' .4c higher und finally sold I'.kC above
that , closing with buyei 1-llio nlwve > the hlKh-
esl sales. Spot , steady ; No. S red cash , eleva
tor , U3ie ! ; track , ! iriVj5f97c ; No. 2 hard cash.
85y.o ; December , 90ie bid ; May , 92C92'5ic ;
July. S2c.
COIIN Futures opened dull , prices later ad
vancing with wheat and on covering by shorts ,
clcnlng with buyers al the top and VtC above
yesterday. Hpot , lower to sell : No. 2 mixed.
cash. 23Vic : December , SHlJc : ilay , 28i'8G2S'ic.
OATS FutureH advanced nnd prices closed
V4e to tyic higher than yesterday. Spot , steady ;
No. 2 cash , elevator , 20c ; track , 21ic ; 'Decem
ber , 2H4c ; May , 22c ; No. S white , 23B231jc.
HYE-Quiet al 4Cc.
KLAXHHBlJ Hlgh.T . at $ l.03V4.
COHNMEAISteady nl $1 40.
HHA.N' Strong ; backed , both east track nnd
thin tldo. 0c.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme. $2.60.
HAY Choice grades , fenrce and flnn ; prairie ,
$7.Wi8.00 ; timothy , $7.00'ulO.OO.
HIITTKIl tjulet ; cicumery , lS'A@2lcj dairy ,
EdtlS Firm nt ICc.
WHISKY $1.19.
COTTON TIES S2c.
1IACOINO 6UW7V4C.
METALS Lead , dull nt $3.5303.574. ! Spelter ,
dull nt $3.70.
I'HOVIKIONS Pork , quiet ; standard mops ,
Jobbing , $8.2308.50. Lard , better ; prime steam ,
$4.nili ; choice , Sl.lT'.i. Hacon ( boxed IMS ) , cxttn
short clear , $5.23 ; ribs. $5.C2' & ; shorts , $5.75.
Dry unit meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. $5.12 ; extra
short eltfnr. $1.87',4 ; rlba , $5 ; shorts , $3.25.
HECEIPTS Flour , 4.0W bbl . ; wheat , 23.001
bu. : corn. 15.000 hu. ; oats. 1G.OOO bu.
BHII'MKNTS Flour , 2.0DO bbls. ; wheat , 15,000
bu. ; corn , 93,000 bu. ; oats , 15.0UO bu.
\V 'iir < - CoiiiinlxMloii Coiniiiiiiy.
OMAHA OFFICE. Nov. 17. During the latter
half of locljy'B session the prices of wheat , corn
and oata Jumped out of the rut they have been
in for the last few duy . caused by the report
of Innectn In the Argentine wheat crop , which
haH already had n limited damage by frost , nnd
may have assisted the "bug" report to greater
strength , when the export demand picked up
and took the. edge oft the much talked of bear
eleincnt , "big receipts. " nnd advanced wheat
le. corn He and oats Ic.
The recent dull nnd saglng 'market , duo to the
lack of export demand nnd Argentine and other
foreign news , together with heavy receipts , which
are three times those of last year ( being swelled
somewlutt by thlpments of low grade wheat from
Minneapolis to Duluth ) , was und Is In n po-
fltlon to he perceptnbly affected by this kind or
news. The material falling off of receipts , whlcn
according to statistics nnd Interior reports must
bo during the coming month , will , we believe.
make n more substantially strong market , when
holders of wheat may realize good profits ,
Corn , yon will note , Is being Inlluenced by Ilia
fluctuations of wheat , though a little slower nnd
of n narrower range.
Oats arc Independent nnd very strong.
Xt-iv Orleans > lnrUti. .
NEW OHLEANfl. Nov. 17.-11OO PlIODrCTf
Htenily ; pork , old , Uc. Lire ] , refined tierce ,
Sftc , Hexed meals , dry fall shoulders. 5c ; Bides ,
4\c llacon , clear Hba Hides , Mic Hums ,
choice sugar cured , SOSHc.
COFFEE Hlo , ordinary to low fair , O9c.
FI/3UH Steady ; extra fancy , $ l.4fl.55 ;
patent. $1.80y4.90.
OOHNMEAIQulet at GCffC7c.
HAY-FIrm ; prime , $12u13 ( ; choice , $14.00fl
JXHN ) Steady : No. 2 racked white , 25j3Cc ;
mixed. 36e ; yellows , 37c.
OATS-Ste.idy ; Nn. 2 sacked , 28c.
HICE Quiet ; ordinary ta good ,
Cliiflnniitl 'Marlii'lN.
CINPINNATI. Nov. -FLOUH-Stendy
WHEAT Firmer : No. i red , nominal , 93c.
COHN-Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 27o.
OATS Firmer : No. 2 mixed , 2i'itf-3c.
P To Yo-N ntd : ulet nt $115. Hull ,
meatH. steady at $4.C3. llacon , Ilrm at $5.9j.
WHISKY quiet r.t $1.19.
HI'TTKIl Quiet.
BUOAH Sternly.
EClOS-FIrm nt ICHc.
CHElXSE-Htendy.
_
Liverpool 3liirl.'i'tii.
LIVEHPOOL. Nov. 17.-PnOVISIONS-Ham ,
fhort cut. dull 33 > , llacon. clear bellies , dull ,
37s ; shoulders , munre , stehdy , 28s 9d. L'ird ,
prime western , steady , 22 3d ,
OlLS-C'ottonneed , Liverpool refined , dull , Its
9d. Turpentine rpirlts , steady , 24 .
COHN Spot American mixed , steady , 2s &t ;
November , quiet. 3j ITid ! December , quiet , 3s 2d ;
Junusry , 5s ld.
To I nlo Marie * ! * ,
TOLEDO. Nov. 17. WHEAT Higher ; No. 2
cash und December , 91'lc.
COHN Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 27c ,
OATS-Hlgher ; No. ! mixed , 22c.
HYE Dull : No. 2 cash , 48c' .
VEH8EED-Steady ; prime cash , Novem
ber and December , $3.23 ,
Di-lriilt MiirUpm.
DETHOIT. Nov. 17.-\VHEAT-No. 1 white ,
9Hlc : No. 3 red , 92o ? December , l)24cj ) May , 9to.
COHN No. 2 mixed , 27c.
OATS-No. 2 white , 25c.
HYB-No. t , 4SUc
PEOHIA. Nov. 17-CORN-Kasler : No. 2. c.
OATS-Steadyj No. 2 white , e > 02Uc.
WIllSKY-No prlco quoti-d.
Sun KrmipliiroVlifiit Mnrkol.
BAN FRANCISCO Nov. I7.-WHEAT-Ea.lcr ;
December , II.37U ; May , J1.S8. '
iH Cll - Live Slavic Mnrkrt.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. IT.-OATTLE-Uecelpts.
head ; market teajy to trone ; Texas
I2.MB140J Te cow * . | lKJJ.ai nntlv *
[ ttoTlO.OOi native oow and heifer * . U.
jtofkeni and feeder * , $ J.COQ .2S ; bull * ,
IX W.
W.HOOSnocelptK. . 14.000 hmd ; market strong to
5o hlRhcrj hulk of Mled , H.3W3.40 ; heavies. W.IO
IJJ.40 ; packers , U15O1.M ) mlx d. ' - fl.5j5i }
Ight , $3.3003.43 ; Yorker * , $3.49fl3.4S ; plgf , .15
'flIIKKP-RpcHplii , 4,000 head : market stca-ly ;
lamb * . $4.15Q3.75 { muttons. $3.85ftl.9Q.
Ilnltlinorc .MnrUct * .
11ALTIMOHK , Nov. 17.-FIXUn-Dull nnd tin-
changed- receipts , 17,759 l > bl . .
„
WHKAT-Qulet spot , 96 .fMHe ! ! December.
"flJUWc ; May. 93 4c bid : steamer No. 2 rciU
91 li91 ic ; receipts. 112,614 bu. : 'JPorW , 10S.JOU
bu. ; southern wheat , by sample , 81897Hc : southern -
ern wheat , on grnile , 92B97C.
COHN-Ouleti fpot , month nnd December. J2'4
! J2 c Novemlicr nnd December , 'new or old ,
32UU32'to : steamer mlxeil. SOHSrsO ic ; receipts.
21.210 hu. ; exports , 137,143 bu. ; noulliern , whlt
corn , 3l5jilc ; southern yellow corn. 3iy4c.
OATS-Flrm : No. 2 white , 28O23Hc ; receipts ,
IB 755 ou.
HY1-J Easier ; No. 2 western , S3 > i053 lc ! re-
celpts. 19,234 bu.i exports , 17.113 bu.
HAY Steady , choice timothy , $13.00 oeked.
OHA1N FHEIOHTS-llnther qtilel nnd unchanged -
changed ; stenm to Llven > eel , per Int. , 4Jk
HUTTIJH Stcndy nnd unchanged ; fancy cream.
ery 23ff
mns-Mrm nnd unchanged : frenh. 21c.
CHEESE Steady nnd unchanged ; Fancy New
York. GO lb . . 9Q10c. _
ICnnnaN Clly Ornlii niul I'rovlnlonn.
KANSAS CITY , Nov.AVHEATMnrket .
COHN Market steady nnd active ; No. 2 mixed ,
OATH Market steady ; No. 2 mixed , 19i20c.
HYI3 Market steady nnd unchanged ; No. 2. 4lc.
HUTTEH Market quiet ; ctcamcry , 19ff21c ;
dairy , 14JMCC.
EQOS Market firm ; fresh candled , ICtfc'
storage , 13c.
IlECEIITS Wheat , CG.400 hU.J corn , 40,300
bu. ; oats. 8,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , GG.GOO bu. : corn , 35,7W
l > u. ; oats , none ,
Crnln Ucfclptn at I'rliicljial Market * .
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 17. Hccelpta : Wheat , 138
cnrs.
CH1CAOO , Nov. 17 , Itocelpts : Wheat , K7
pars ; earn , 22"i curs ; eaU , 2SO cars. Estimated
Tomorrow : Wheat , 103 cars ! corn , 400 cars ; onts ,
317 cars.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 17. Receipts : Wheat , 140
cars.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 17. Receipts ! Wheat , 91
"DULUTH , Nov. n. Receipts : Wheat , fill cars.
PEOHIA , Nov. 17 , Receipts : Corn , 32,3d ) bus.
onts , 27,700 bus. ; rye. Coo bus. ; whisky , none
wheat , 1,800 bu * . Shipments ! Corn , 2,100 bus.
onts. 17,100 bus. ; rye , none ; whisky 305 bbls.
wheat , none.
STOCKS AM ) 110XDS.
Decline About KqunlM tlio Net Ontn
Clinic TiuvMilnj- .
NEW YORK , Nov. 17. Net declines today were
about the same an nel snltm wcro yesterday In
tlie stock market , but the range of prices Is
a little wider , ns there was n time during the
day when they were carried a fraction above
yesterday's close. The extreme drcllne In some
of the grangers and the coalers Is therefore
soineiiung over a point , sugar rutca generally
above last night's close , rlxlng at one time
Hi per cent , nnd this sustained the general
market for a time. A Jump of 3J4 per cent In
Consolidated Uas was also on the side of sus
tained pi Ices , but the eccentric movements of
the stock have come to be practically dlsrc-
gatded. lloth of these stocks fell away to yes
terday's level In the subsequent weakness.
There was u lack of firmness In the price or
St. Paul , notwlthslnndlng the Increase of over
} 117tH In Its earnings for the second week In
November. The comparison Is with a poor week
last > e r and was considered as not showing
the recent high rate of earnings fully suutnlnea.
The declaration of only the regular quarterly
dividend of 1 per cent on Hurllngton brought
realizing sales In. that stock and also served to
weaken xjmewhat the granger group. Southern
and southwestern Hocks were comparatively
firmer on the excellent second week's state
ments of Missouri Paclllc , Wabash nnd Texas
& Paclllc , nnd on the continued heavy cotton
movement In Ihe uouth. Speculation , however ,
was almost dead , and the dealing In speculative
stocks was confined utmost entttely to room
traders. Union Pacific was very heavy all day
and lost 11 ; per cent net. This decline was
coupled with u rise of nearly S points In the
Kansas Pacific consol bonds.
The bond maikct was much more active rela
tively to stocKu , nnd the high priced Invest
ment ls.-ues were In special demand and show
gains of from 1 to 3 paints. This tendency In
the security market was entirely consistent with
the remarkable cure In the money market. There
Is a steady current of funds toward this cen
ter of liquidation of loans , und a. very limited
demand for money Is tht.u j.et free , H Is known
that last week's Increases in louns ot the New
Yoik bunks was more than accounted for by
operations on account of the Union Pacific
bale. Loans on other accounts showed an actual
deciense nnd the limited supply of commercial
paper offerings Indicates that merchants arc nol
In need of fund's ' nt present. This Is , In pail ,
to the easy collections all over the country
nnd to the large ? payment of outstanding Indebt
edness which has made money plentiful at In
terior points. Hut there Is some apprehension
that It may nlso be due to falling ort In busl-
ness activity. The. case of tne money maikct Is
so marked thnt there Is pome talk thnt the
Union Pacific payments to the government will
bu made before they become due.
The total sales of all bi.icns fell off again
today to less than 1SO.OOO ehares and losses were
general throughout the list. Hay Statu Oas led
In point of activity , nnd was lined at one time
? per cent on a rumored acqulremenl of an. ex
tensive system of properties. Hut the advance
wan met with enormous offerings which drove
( Awn the pi Ice.
In the bond market lliere was a sale of Flint
& Pere Marquelte , Port Huron division , 5s at 7' " .
per cent lower than the la t sale , which was
several weeks ago. Otherwise prices were Ilrm
and higher. Total sales were $1,530,000. United
States 4s were V& per cent higher bid.
Application has been made to the Stock ex
change to list $570,000 additional first coneoll-
daltcl mortgage 5 per cent guaranteed gold bonds
of the Southern 1'aclllc Hnllroad company ot
California. The Union Pacific reorganization
committee has n&ked permission to list $14 000 000
engraved Jlerciinllh- Trust company purchase
money certificates. The amount of Omaha & St.
Louis first 4s mentioned In the application to
lift on the Stock exchange has been lncrease.1
from $1,950,000 to $2,3TC,000. Colorado Midland 4a
will hereafter bo quoted In the bond call on
'change as "all Installments paid. "
The Evening Post's London financial cable
gram says : "The stock markets were quiet and
steady today. Investment stocks wcro firm.
Americans were lifeless , there being no initia
tive hero and the clone was ueak. Many in
quiries have been made toatay after eagles by
American houses , but It may be only for Ger
many. It in mill that 300,000 In gold Is going
to Chill Immediately In connection with Hie com
pletion ot the currency conversion. This U prob
ably correct , but unusual mystery surrounds tlie
operation , no one knowing whether the gtill has
yet to leave the Hank of England , or whether It
lias already been bought up In tlie ojien 'market.
Money rates arc easy , but I learn thai the bank
has begun to borrow again , which probabl >
means a temporary recovery In rates. The Parts
and Herlln markets were quiet. "
The fotloiYiiifi were the closing quotations on
second assessment paid ,
Total sale * of mocks today were 167.400 shares.
Including : Chicago , llurllngton & Uulncy. 10. .
SCO ; Louisville & Nashville , 3,345 ; Rock Island ,
11.050 ; Chicago Uas , 48,533 ; l-esplf'u Uas , 4,810 ;
Coniolldated Gas , 3,740 ; Sugar , SC.4SJ.
Nriv York .Mlnliiu ; ) tiotnilniiit.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17. The following are the
closing mining quotations ;
.ViMV York Dry ( iooilM Miirkut.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17. The monotony of nn.
satisfactory conditions Is prevalent In the dry
goods market. Even woolen gooda are assum
ing dullness , sales of nest year's goofs belm ;
delayed both In men's wear fabrics and In dreis
goods. This Is reflected In cither lines and In
the wool market , and a general stagnation re
sults , which. Just al thli season and under the
present condition * . Is considered uouiewhut un.
usual and to holi\ little Inducement for market
effort torard the lncr ai , of trnde , Jobbers
* em to b buying Terr ofowljr. in staple iu
tons the demand Is still rr-Mralned , print cloths
continue to * ell very I7WIjr In odd lines. In
prints Ihe mnrket continue * slow nd without
change. ' "
FALt , RIVKR , Macs. . . Nov. 17-Thc print
cloth mnrket Is lifeless nj IC-iCc.
Now Yurk Money .Mnrket.
NEW YORK , Nov. 17.-MONKY ON CALL-
Steady nt 14O2 per cent ! but loan , 2 per cent ;
chiied , 1HO5 per cent. -
PR1MK MERCANTILIT I'APER-3HG4V4 per
cent.
STERLING nXCHANHB-Ka y nt 4.S5U ( ?
4.8'H for demand nnd U3 * for sixty days ;
posted rates , I4.S3H andMUCH ; commercial bills ,
(4.SZ.
SILVER CnRTiriCATISSSUOtJVie. .
RAR S1LVER-5SHP. t ' V
MEXICAN DOLLARS-V.t.4 * .
GOVERNMENT HONDFlrm. . ,
STATE HONDS-Dull.
RArLROAD DONDiJ-Pltm.
Clostnsr quotations on bonds were as follows :
81111 I'rniu-lxco Illlliit ; ( luntittlnim.
SAN I--UANCISCX } . Nov. 17. The olllcial closing
quotations on mining stocks today were ns fol
lows :
Sliver bars , 5"4o ! ; Mexican ' .dollars , 4S'.4S4GVic ;
drafts , sight , 15cj telegraphic ; 17Vjc.
Loiuloii Stoelc < liin < ntlDiiN.
LONDON , Nov. 17. 4 n. in. closing :
ConaolH.m'.v . . . .UTTfi-Ttl N Y. CiMitf.u IH&fi
Consols. acc't..H3 7-10 Ponn-i.vlvanla 01)14
Can. Pactflo HIT * Uuntllnir IOU
Erie IfiW Mox.'un. now 4a . . U7'4
Krlo Int Dfd S0 > 4 Atchlscn 13
111 , Contr.it 103 < L. i )
Mexican ordinary. . 17M
HAIl SILVEH-Qulct i t 27i > per ounce.
MONEY 2 per cent. . ,
AiuiTlonii Sfcurltli-H , In I.nnilnii.
LONDON , Nov. 17. T o .market for American
securities declined somewhat , . "but stiffened later.
Hears tested the market early , hut found little
long ptock dislodged. The tone was steady nnd
the demand moderate. . . . ,
DOSTON , Nov. 17. Clcarlriga. JIO.SCC.ICI ; bal
ances , ji.tis.riji.
HALTIMOHK. Nov. 17. Clearings , 12.913,140 ;
Kil nces. $327.840.
NEW YOHK , Nov. 17. Clearings. J11C,5D3,3M |
balances. { 7OUi,3j ) .
PIIILADELl'lIIA. Nov. 17. Clearings , J13-
933,365 ; Kilances , $2.005.940.
MEMPHIS , Tenn. . Nov. 17. Clearings , ? ISO.fi7 ;
balances , $122.171 ; New York exchange , sellina
nt i r.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 17. Clearings , $1,024-
017 ; New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial ,
J1.23 per $1,000 discount.
.ST. LOUIS. Nov. 17. Clearings , f3.117.M5 ; bal
ances , J5C9.9CIS ; money , OJjS per cent ; New York
exchange , 25c discount bid , par'nskcd.
CHICAGO. Nov. 17. Clearings. $103,137,097 ;
New York exchange. 45c premium ; posted rates ,
$ I.83&@I.C6 > & ; City Hallway nnd North Chlcacj ,
lirm ; others easy. Closing prices : West Chi
cago. 1)9 ) % ; Diamond Match , 1I21J ; City Hallway ,
ISS'/ . ; North Chicago. 233 ; South Side L , C6 ;
Lake Street L , 1G } , ; Now Yoik Ulscult , Cl.
.I'ori'lmi Pliiniiuliil.
1'AHIS , Nov. 17. Three per cent rentes , 1031
82ViU for the account ,
11EKL1N. Nov. 17. Exchange on Ixindon , 20
markH S. > pfgs. for checks ;
LONDON , Nov. 17. The rate of discount In
the open market for short bills. 2 13-1C per cent ;
three months , 21i per cent. Gold Is quoted al
Huenaa Ayres today at 17C.10 ; at Lisbon , 47 ; at
Home , 105.
Wool MnrUctH.
HOSTON , Nov. 17. The American Wool nnA
Cotton Heporter will Eoy tomorrow of the wool
trade : I memo rtagnatlon has characterized the
market for the last neck. The only feature or
special note Is the u-port Ihnt one large house
has fold a big block of Its Australian holdings
to n leading mill. A number of large mills have
been represented in the -market , but their pres
ence was more Indicative of the taking up o ;
woo previously bought than of negotiating or
new supplies. The manufacturers feel In duty
bound to keep their hands on the pulra of the
wool trade , but there 1 very little inducement
for them to buy wool nt this time. 1'rlces arc
wonderfully well maintained , considering the
long dull spell to which the market 1ms been
subjected. The greutist strength Is wltnoced
In foreign wools , Sulea in Huston for the week
nggregnte 2,727,000 Ibs. . of which 1,615,000 Ibs.
were domestic und 1.212.000 ltH. foreign. Quo
tations for leading descriptions :
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece , X nnd above ,
2CW264f ! ; XX and above , 29c ; delaine , 2 ! > Q30c ; Nu.
1 combing , 29J30c ; No , 2 combing , 29330c. MUhl-
gnn , Wisconsin , etc. , X , 23(24c ( ; No , 1 Michigan
combing , 2Se ; No , 1 Illinois combing , l ! o ; No ,
2 Michigan combing , 2Se ; No. 2 Illinois combing ,
28c ; X Now York , New Hampshire nnd Vermont.
S3@24o ; No. 1 New York , New Hampshire ami
Vo'inont , 27c ; unwashed medium and Kentucky
nnd Indiana quarter-blood combing , 2lc ; Ken
tucky und Indiana three-eight. : s-bood ! combing ,
24ij27c ; Missouri quarter-blood combing , i'lQ'13ut
Missouri threc-elghths-blood combing , 23fr'24 ' ? ;
brali ! combing , 21c ; lake and Georgia , 22c. Texas
wools : Hprln * medium ( twelve months ) , ICftlSc.
scoured price , 4345c ; spring , line ( twelve
months ) , 173 > 18c ; scouted price , 500D2i : . Terri
tory wools : Montana Htm medium and line , ICfc
ISo ; scoured price , 48050c ; ttaple , 52ffSic ( : Utah ,
Wyoming , etc. . line medium and line , 15@17c ;
scouted price , GCf/Uc. /
Auslrn'.U.i wools Scoured basis
: , combine , xu-
pcrllne , 7UU72c ; rcoured bads , combing , good , C5
HfCSo ; scoured basis , combing , average , C2SC3c ;
Queensland combing , COcj
Colri-u
NEW YOHK. Nov. 17. 0ptlons opened baiely
steady at 10J715 , points decline , ruled genurull/
weak following lower Hnvru cables , renewed
largo receipts nt Hlo Pirn .Sanloi and Increased
crop estimates , Cansutnfitlte demand cuntlnues
smull. Huylng Is checked by Increased crop esti
mates ; closed steady nt a nut decline of 10 to
15 iwlnts. Sales , 21 , 000 hags , Including li > n > in-
bsr at $ > , < ' ) ; March , $5.G3. Spot cortv-e , Hlo ,
lower to sell ; No. 7 , Invoice , Cljc ; No. 7 , Job-
bint , 7e ; mild , weak ; Cordova , SiilfMo ; nalcs ,
SOJ baja , Savanllla ; 1W Lugs. ' Central Ameilcnn ,
l oth on private teriut. Total warohnuno
delivcrlea from the United Stntes , II-
H73 liags , Including M.27J bags from
New York ; Now Yorlt storU toilay. 4t .17S hags ;
United Slates slivk , 572,0125 bags ; ulio.it for Iho
United States , JC7.00. ) l m.rtatul visible for the
United HtaUM. t)39C42 ) bags , iigainst C'J2,493 last
year und 5C1.600 In IMS.
HAVHE. Nov. 17. COKKKK Closed If net
lower ; rnles , 32.00. . ) bags ,
HANTOS , Nov. 17. COWKB-Stendv ; ffvil
nvcrago Santov , 7,70) rels ! 'recrlpls , S1AK ) bags ;
Black , 1.15S.001 bugs. I
IIAMUUUQ , Nov. 17. COFFEE Closed ; hoi.
Idny. l
1110 IJH JANEIHO. Nov. -CXPKI5B-Flrin :
No. 7 , Hlo , 7,70i ) lels ; exchaitJJ. " ' . ( .d ; receipt * ,
ll.COO biigj ; clvaieil for th United States , if.o'H )
bagi ; rle-ired for Europe , l.OM baK ! utnek ,
453,0)0 ) bags.
SiiHTiir Mnrk 'tM ,
NEW OHLEANS. Nov. 17. SltOAn Op n Iwt-
IIe.t ( iy | at 2 % i4c ; centrifugal , very ptrona ;
RranulMcKl. 4 l-ldfil 1-lCa ; white * . 3 lM6i74Hp ;
yellows 3'.iflJf ' : seconds. . .
oiwn Kettle , steady nt IMISIc ; centrifugal , cjtsy
at MilSc : syrup. Mnady at ll rIV.
I > 3NION. Nov. 17. HHOAH llect sugar , De
cember la March. 9s 4ltd ,
NEW YOUK. Nov. 17.-srOAH-Hnw , nrm ;
fair it-lining , 3 6lC.rellnc1. . linn ; granuUlid , .V.
"
oil
OIL CITV. Pa. , Nov. 17. Trtdlt balances. Mo ;
cerllllcatcs closed olTere-l at C7o ; shipments , 150. .
J51 blili. ; runs. 104,413 bbls.
CHAHLE8TON , 8. lf'ov. . 17.-OILS-Tun > n-
tine , firm nt 2 cHooln. . ilrm.
WILMINGTON , N. C. , Nov. 17.-OILS-Tur-
pentlne , nrm at MWJ'JVio. Hosln. Ilrm nt $1.108
turpentlne' "rm ut > 1. 01.9J. Tar ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARlu
Rccoipts tit the Local Yards Show Up "Well
in Figures ,
CATTLE BUSINESS IN BETTER SHAPE
Supply Itnther Limited unit nomnnil
Me n ily , ( ilvliur Seller * iy Cliniicc
ling * Sell Steady nt
Stroiiu Price * .
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. 17. Receipts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hoc ? . Sheep. Horses
November 17 3,102 4,622 1,467 26
November 1C 4,303 4,233 2,338 . . . .
November 15 2.B13 2.UW 1.S37
November 13 4 S3 D.&SO 1,223 . . . .
November 13 2.003 4.SS1 1,033 15
November 11 3.G16 G.U19 3,761 . . . .
November 10 0.615 5,997 1.SS9 26 ' ,
Novembers 2,762 6.345 1,400 . . . .
November 8. . . . , . , . 3.4SO 2,591 719 32
November C 537 3,399 . . . . . . . .
November 6 2,114 3,705 1.793 63
November 4. . . ; . . . . 3.949 4,502 2.S53 . . . .
November 3 4.7J4 4.094 S.455
November ' 2 2.91C 2.243 1.923
The official number of cnra of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. H'gs-Sh'p. H'BCS.
C. , M. & St. P Ily. . 2 2 . . . .
O. & St. L. Ky C 1
Missouri Paclllc Ily . .2 3
Union Paclllc System. 43 20 2
C. & N. VV. Hy 1 1 . .
! ' . . 13. & M. V. II. U. . 29 14 1
C. , St. P. , M. & 0. Ily. 3 2
U. & 'M. U. H. U 23 19 2 1
O. , U. & Q. Uy 3 G
K. C. & St. J 10
C. , U. I. & P. Hy. , 13. . . . 7
C. , U. I. & P. Ily. , W. _ 1
Total receipts 123 73 C 1
The disposition of the day's receipts iwas
as tollows , each buyer purcnusltig the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 3 1.3SG . . . .
The G. 11. Hammond Co. 17i 1,038 333
Swift and Company . . . . Kil 1,615 54S
The Cudahy Packing Co 320 091 CS9
It. Meeker and Uegati . . 63
Vansant & Co 230-
J. U Carey 30
Lolmuin & Hothschllds . . 57
W. I. Stephens SO . . . . . . . .
Hill & H. Co 1,032
Henton & Underwood . . 23S . . . .
Huston .t Co 50
Krobbs & Co 109
It. V. Ilusz 61
J. H. Hamilton 21
Uonls & Wolf 34
Swift and Co. . country. . 211 . . . . 228
Cudahy P. Co. , 1C. C 211
Other buyers 229 3
Leftover 300
Totals . 3440 4,783 2,632
CATTLE Today's receipts of cattle num
bered 123 cars , a fair run but a heavy falling
off as compared with yesterday. Of the cnt-
tlo hero twenty-one cars were consigned di
rect to killers , and a train In another bunch
was not offered for sale on the early market
at least , so that the actual number of cattle
available for the day's trading was compar
atively limited. Tile market as a whole was
In somewhat better condition than yesterday
and entirely satisfactory to the sellers.
Corn-fed beeves were In limited supply nnd
good demand , so much so that i\n early
clearance 'was effected. The prices paid
were steady to strong as compared with yes
terday. One bunch sold as high as $1.70 , the
best price paid In some little time.
Butchers' stock was In fairly liberal sup
ply , and the demand r.vas good , und , ns was
the case with beef steers , the yards were
practically cleared In good season. The
prices paid were steady to strong as com
pared with yesterday.
'Jhe feeder market was practically un
changed. Good light cattle , such as arc In
demand , sold quite readily , while heavy and
rough cattle were rather slow. Rcpresenta-
tlvo sales :
NATIVE3.
REEF STEERS.
No Av. IT. No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
40 ' 10CG 4 40 2. . . . 920 $140 40. . . .1117 H 45
37 1497 4 BO 1..1450 460 31. . . .1211 463
l " 1140 300 1. . . . "M 400 40 - 1013 440
' . 040 383 2ft. . . .1093 4 SO St. . . .1412 470
. 1075 4 00 23. . . . 873 4 15 40. . 073 3 SO
.1335 4 40 SO. . . .1202 4 53
COWS.
1..10CO 330 1..1230 333 3. . . .1210 333
1..13SO 375 1..1000 273 9. . . .774 283
. 90S 2 90 2. . . .1175 300 1. . . . 810 3 CO
. 'J70 3 00 2. . . .1110 310 . .1205 325
. 937 2 f.5 1. . .1040 2 70 1. . . .1030 2 75
. 040 3 10 11. . 9i,0 315 1. . M330 3 f,0
.14M > 4 CO 1. . . .14SO 400 3. . . .1233 3 2i
.1430 3 C5 1. . . .1144 250 1. . . .1070 300
. 875 2 60 1. 890 2 S5 1. . . .S20 300
. 020 3 00 2. . . .1110 333 23. . . .10J1 350
. 7SO 4 00 1. . . . 410 313 2. . . .1025 315
. DS1 3 50 11. . . . GUI 3 73
BUI.US.
. 820 3 73 . .1337 273 .14SO 273
.1220 2 50 . .1273 2 W .1310 255
STAGS.
.1280 300 IS. . .1522 4 CO 10. . . .1471 353
.1400 3 55
CAIWES.
, . 190 573 23. . . . 310 4 K3 . 260
. . 32 } 3 21 1. . . . 110 4 50
STOCICnilS AND K
. 930 350 1. . . . 8V ) SfO 13. . . . 813 3 C5
. MO 323 3. . . . S91 300 31. . . . 891 340
, 953 370 2S. . . . 9C2 375 C. . . 1033 390
WESTERNS.
Av. IT. No. Av. IT.
NEHUASKA.
17 cows . T.G7 J2 05 12 cows 1030 } 2 DO
IS renters. . . . SCO 310 8 hcifcra . 1C61 325
1 bull . 1500 215 Scows . 981 273
1 heifer . 780 323 12 C & Ilfs..l042 330
7 1 cows . SC3 325 108 cowa . 83) ) 33)
111 cowa . 003 3 fO
fOWYOMING.
WYOMING.
1 bull . 1160 0 cows . 1131 3 TE
1 bull . 13CO 2 M 2 cowa . 13W 315
1 heifer . 1170 350 1 Btoer . 1170 SCO
1 heifer . 1070 360 2 steers . 1503 SCO
3 feeders. . . . 025 373 1 bull . 1320 240
1 Dull . 1100 2 5 1 heifer . 750 300
1 cow . MO 300 1 cow . 1000 361
II stwi-B . 115 SCO 1 bull . 1200 273
10COWH . 1074 345 2 sines . 1115 3 SO
1 slper . 1420 393 3C feeders - 1121 403
2V ) feeders. . . C2) 373 1 lulling . fSO 3 OJ
1 strcr . 120) 3 fti C feeders. . . .H > : 370
13Hteera . 130S 385 1 Btcer. . 1310 3 S3
t caw . 1110 3 J.1 11 cows . 10:9 340
2CCUVK . 970 340 1 COW . IM'l ' 340
13 fi-edorH. . . . 731 39) 1 cow . 1210 240
SCOW.H . 1KB 341 20 ti > ers . Its' * SCO
33 steers . 1271 393 1 row . 1001 325
13 cows . 1147 325 1 ( steer . 1S2J 370
9 steers . 11C > 370 5 ferders - S3U 400
MONTANA.
4 bulls . 1197 270 3 cows SD ) 270
7cons . 10 300 7 heifers . 814 331
31 cows . 1013 3 CO
COLORADO.
1 bull . 1370 260 2 heifers 1135 3 TX >
1 tailing . 11CO 325 23 feeders. . . .1121 383
4 cows . 1022 325UTAH.
UTAH.
2 bulls . 1240 2 CO CS feeders. . . C20 405
6 cows . 912 2 75NEVADA.
NEVADA.
51 feeders. . . . 906 3 90
906NEW
NEW MEXICO.
f,0 feeders. . . . B5C 3 CO
HOGS HOKS sold today nt steady to strong
prices. The receipts were rmt large , \vlillo thu
demnnil was quite hilslc , so that an cnrly clnnr-
anco wn clfrolnl. I.lslit hon.i psiieclnUy were
wnnted , anil loads having n Unlit end went like
hot calcca.
Heavy IIOKS sold Inrucly nt I3.27',4'3.30. ' ! Imt
lends averaging over 3'X pound * sold ns high us
)3.33 , At the name llr.io the proportion of Hales
below t3.27Hi was smaller than yesterday.
The llu-lil anil llKht mixed Imds sold princi
pally nt 13 3VB3.40.
The nveraeo at all the nales was a' fraction of
a rent higher than yesterday , Be lilulier than on
Monday nnd n fraction of u cent hlKhcr than a
week ueo. Itei.rcFentatlve tales ;
No. Av. No. Av. Hh. IT.
2'J 370 C3 . 2k9 120 > 3 3214
11 3Gi ) 10 . 291 . . . 3 32'A
41 41C 48 . SOU 210 3 32'j !
43 3S C7 . 281 120 3 t'2',4
4 < > 3'J 62 . 319 12 < > 3 S2/j (
SO 3 7 67 . 311 200 3 ZliVli
47 32 71 . 221 210 3 32ii
47 373 M . 317 ICO
49 325 71 . 276 60 3 32V4
19 244 11 . 411 . . . 3 32Vi
M 370 72 . 240 240 335
C9 333 Cl . 251 40 355
C4 300 W . 235 200 3 35
61 301 61 . 2S2 ICO 3 S5
53 353 T5 . 194 40 333
50 072 63 . , , . 21 . . . 335
S8 MS 68 . 275 200 325
Cl 307 C'.l . 276 240 335
240S
57 321 6) . 23' ' ) S ) 335
SO ? j | 121 . 251 ! 2 ' 0 33 ;
2' ) Ill 57 . 161 1C ) 3 :1T :
10 : oj 8) fO . 261 2W 335
33 If2 ( il . 241 333
4 813 3) ) . J21 3 S5
40 327 Si . 118 335
7 311 M . 233 .1.15
CO SS1 c ; . 222 33114
Si 21 CJ . 212 3371' ,
51 313 Cl . 231 3 37"j
C4 303 75 . 234 3 .r' {
87. . . 15S t > : . 11 ! ) 34)
12 . ITS 310
Ct . SS5 340
Cl . WO 3 4
13 81 340
14 .212 . . . 3 4l
75 . 225 3 2' ' .
C7 . 124 3 3
l'IOS-OIDS AND ENDS.
S . 2S3 380
2 . 415 330
S . 331 SO SCO
4 . 347 3 CO
4 . 3&3 33' ' ,
9 . 223 330
4 . 312
60 . ICO 337V4
3 . 1C ] 340
4 . ,2GO 840
3 . ill 349
HHKI'.I * The tlieep market was ironic und uc-
llve unit the offerings for the most part cleaned
up uurly , Repretctitatlvo kales :
No. Av. IT.
S culls . , . 82 | 300
475 mixed Utah . 108 lit
CTf gwpH.r Wi. . ' * " " i <
*
- s
CHICAGO. Nor. " . .t. . . .
wrn active , bujfru belnl , < . . -
; > urclm c , and prices ruled . . ( finger , the better
: ln s of beeves selling on nn nvorngo of Ito per
100 pounds higher than yesterday. Snlcs ranged
at IJ.NC4.t3 for the commonest lots of nMlve
nnd fed Tmiani nnd vrtftem steers up to JMVX ?
; . for choice to cxtm hlp | > lnir ontllc , with the
bulk of the transactions ut | 4.5 9 > .ia Diera
wni u ralr traino In stackers nd reoderx. few
KOlnK below JJ.60 or over I4.J5 , but prime fe Hlf
weru salable nt around H.W. Calves nhowed nn
change , choice lots selling chleily nt SC.OiHfC.25
| x > r 100 poundo. Toxns fteers broiiRht M.XSffJ.SO
ami western rnnpa cattle nnld actively nt tl.OOit
4.10 for steers and al HSiyj.SO for cons nnd
heifers.
'IVado In hogs was nctlvo enrly In the day al
nn advance of Strife per 1W pounds. Pales were
lamely ( it * S.40 J.r,0. coarse packers brlnKlnu
H. axw , nnd prime shlmilng lots U6tH(3.6.5.
Iwitcr on all clashes of tmyers retired from the
market nnd It was almost Impossible to make
Bales. The market closed weak nnd any Into
nrrlrnli If forced on the market sold Sc lower.
I'rlcea rulol about 156 lower for lambs nnd
slightly lower for sheep , lluyers were unwIUInu
to pay the recent advance nnd lamb * sold nt
JJ.7SST6.0-5 for poor td choice Hocks. Sheep sold
nt Z.60fl4.75. not many Bolns over $1.60. Peed-
prs took common lots of sheep ns low ns JlKJf
.1.00 , nnd common to fair lambs nt (3.75jr4.70.
Ilnnirc sheep wcro scarce.
UKCEU'TS-Cnttle. 12,6rtO head ; hogs , SO.OOO
head ; sheep , 16,000 bond.
St. I.miln Mvp Mtnrlc.
ST. IX5UIS. Nov. 17. OATTI.n Hecelpts , 4,900
head , of which 3.000 were Texans ; shipments ,
l.tOO head : market steady , with no fancy natives
on sale ; fair In fancy native shipping and ex.
port steers would sell nt > ( .3.fT > .30 ; bulk of sales.
JI.60ft4.t-5. drcsrcd beef nnd butcher steers , M.M
5f4S5 ; bulk of tales , (4,23t4.75 ; steers under
l.WO Ibs. , n.UII.7i ; bulk of sales , J3.70W1.15 ;
stockern and feeders , JS.WR3.40 ; bulk of sales ,
JJ.OOB4.ltl : cows and heifers. J2.CKHM.50 ; bulk ot
sales , JS.Tr.OT.MI ; rannlng raws , Jl.iCSJJ.OO ; bulls ,
J2.OOfM.CO ; Texas nnd Indian ctrcis. Krn . . > 2.75
1313.SBj fcdv J4.23 ; cows nnd heifers , J2.60ff3.SO.
llOaS-Uecclpts , C.100 head : shipments. 200
head ; market strong to So blither ; IlKht. > 3.30lf
3.4 < ) ; mixed , } 3.l''Ii3.45 ; heavy , > 3.45513.C.r .
SI1EE1' Itecclpts. 2.UK ) head ; slilpments. none ,
market strontc ; native muttons , 13.503(4.2.5 ; culls
nnd bucks , | 1.60llf3.25 ; stucker ? . J2.4'JCf3.i ' : ; Iambs ,
4.235B,75.
IiiilliinniiullH t < lv < - Stcii-U.
INDIANAI'OI.IS , Nov. 17. OATTI.E llecelpts ,
WO head : shipments , 400 head ; market dull ;
nearly nil butchers' grades sold 10 < H..o lower
than this time last week ; Rood to prime stcciu.
4.803.10 ; fair to medium steers. J4.43ifl.75 ;
common to good stackers. ! 2.25T3.23.
ItOOit Receipts , 4,600 bend ; shipments , l.fOD
head ; market opened quiet and biter was active ;
good to choice medium' and heavy. ! 3.45ff3.1 > 0 ;
mixed. J3.40J13.45 ; common Ikhts , J3.5fj.1.45.
SHKHl1 Hecelpts , light ; shipments , none ; mar
ket steady ; good to choice lambs , jr .00515.60 ;
common to medium lambs , J3.73If4.75 ; common
sheep , } 2.25Q2.70.
KiiKt MliifTnlo I.lvo Stock.
EAST HUKPAIX ) , N. Y. . Nov. 17.-CATTI.IJ-
Qulet and steady.
Iioas Vorkcra. peed to choice. $3.50I73.52V4 ;
roughs , common to good , J3.00Q3.15 ; heavy boss ,
J3.65.
I.AM11S Choice to extra , J5.SOB5.90 ; culls to
common. J4.75G75.GO.
SH13EP Choice to selected wethers , JI.C501.i5 ;
culls to common , J2.75i3.23.
I.onlnvlllf Mvr .StdcU.
1JOUISVIU.K. Ky. . Nov. 17.-CATTI.E-Re-
cclpts , 400 bend ; market dull on common nnd
medium , but steady on good cattle.
HOGS Receipts , 3.700 bend ; market opened nt
an advance of 5c , all good hogs rolling nt J3.45 ;
p)3s ) , ! 3.2503.35.
SHEEP Receipts , 6CO head ; market un
changed ,
Stork In SlKl t.
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for November 17 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 3.102 4.C22 1.4C7
Chicago 12,500 SO. COO 15,030
Kansas City 9,000 140. ) ) 4.CO )
St. Ixmls 4,900 C.100 2.00)
Totals , 29,5 64,722 22,457
Cnllfornln lrlit KrnlfM.
NEW YORK , Nov. 17. CALIFORNIA DRIED
KRUITS Quiet nnd steady ; evaporated apples ,
common , & © 7c per Ib. ; prime wlie tray , 73ic :
wood dried , prime , SVdo ; choice , S'.fcc ; fancy. 9
59',4c ; prunes , GWMlc per Ib. , ns to size nnd
nunllty ; apricots , Boyal , 708'tc ; Moor I'ark. S { {
He ; peaches , unpeeled , 7G10c ; peeled , 12j17c
per Ib.
( Oil BYPUILIB )
3.VrI cn Quarnntcn to CURE EVEKt"
CASE r HIO.\KV
Onr cure Is pcnnanent and not a. patchlnff up. Ca eo
treated tun yean * ago have never eecn a & } nipton Mncc.
Hy < l borlblng > cur ca c fully we can trcut you tiy ntall ,
RaitMv Klvo thotiniMoxtionpgiiarBiitee tocuieorreriina
all money. Those who pret jr to conio here for ticnt-
inont can do no nnd we will piy mllroad laru buth wayri
andliolcl bills while heio If we full to ou'e. U'oclial-
tuniiu the world foracAse that our Mn rlc ICfmetlj *
will nil euro. Write tor full pattlctitatv and get the
evidence. 5Vn know that you arc hkrptlcul , Justly ho ton ,
HH thu most eminent | > li ) hlclant linvc never been able
to give more than ttmpuiary lellef. In our teujcaiii
pinctleewlth Ihls Jlitiilc Itemrily It IIKB been most
Ultllcult tooveicomethnpieiJudlce'aKnlnstallko-
xpcrlncs. Hut titulrr our vtionif cruanuitca you should
not hesitate to fry tl'l * temedy. You take no chance ol
iohlng your money. 5V0 guarantee to cuio or refund
every dollar and AS wo na e a reputation to protect ,
nlxo financial hacking of S6.TOO.OOO , It la porfcclly
af toall uhowlll try the treatment , llcrctoforb jnu
have heitn putting up and paying out your money for
OKTercnt treatmentsnnd although you aienot yetcurea
no one nan paid back your money , lo not atto nny
more money untltyuu try us. Old. chronic , deep-heated
cubes curca In thlity to ninety days , Inveftlgato our
ll'ianrlal t nJlnff , our reputation as bu lnea men
VVrlte us for names and addrrtfced of thot.0 we hnve
otirrd , who have glreu ; > erinU9lon to refer to then.
It coats you only pottage todoihlst It will nave yoia
world of nutlet Ing from mrntal strain j andlf youiie
inartled what may your utTeprlnsc buffer through yctir
own negligence ! If y our symptoms are pimples on lace ,
tote throat , UIUCOIK i tcl.n In mouth , rheuniatltm In
bones and joint * , hair falling out , eruptions on any
Kart of the bo < ly , feeling of ( reneml depression. palm > In
cad or bones , you have no time to ante. Those * ho
are constantly taking mercury and pulafch should dls-
continue It. Constant use of these drugs will nnelj
hi Ing sores and eating ulcers In the end. Don't tall to
write. All currci-nondenco tent sealed In plain envel
opes. We Invlto tlie mom rigid Investigation and wll'
do all In our power to aid you In 1C. Address ,
COOK REMEDY CO. ,
1410 Masonic Toraplo , Ohicago , 111
BDIfl
And Surgical Inslltut )
lGnODoclo.St.Oinalm ; , Neb
CONSULTATION PHHB.
Chronic , Nervous anil Private Disease.5
nnd all WEAKNESS MEM
nml DISOIIinJHSof IllEllB
HYDUOCELE und VAKICOCHLE I'O.-mauentiy nn
HticccHsfully cured In every C.IHO ,
11LOOD AND SKIN DlBuaHCB. fioro Spots. I'lm
PR , Scrofuln.Tuniora , Teller. KCZRIIIH and IllooU
I'olHon ihoroughly cleaiiHiMl from tlui eyslum.
NERVOUS Debility. Spumiulorrliea , Hninln.i
LOHHCH , Night KmlHHlonH , LOSH of Vital I'owurn
IHirinaneiitlr and HixKtlllv cured.
( Vitality Weak ) , nindo HO by'to'o olOHO nppllcatlon
to LiiHlncRH or Hliuly : Bnvrro mental Hlral" or
grief ; SEXHAL EXCESSES In mldillu life or fram
tlio effec-w of youthful follies. Call or writ o th J n
today , Uox U77.
Omalia .Medical and Surgical Institute.
8. W. nor. ICth end Dodge.
J. L. BOYD & CO
Giain Provisio osand Stock
1416-1418 Farnam St.
Orders taken ( or 100 bushels and upwards.
C. C. CHRISTIE. E , J. 8TIIKHT.
President. Vlce-Prenldent.
O .W. KENNEY.
Secretary.
BhriSiie-Slreel Commissioo Co
Oiniltal vr.M ( > " ( M)0 ) , I'tilly Pnlil.
STOCKS , ( ilt.U.V AM > PROVISIONS ,
iu 1005. .
. . . . .Omiilinuu. .
WES E BOYD & GO , ,
Tck-plionu 103 ! ) . Omaha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS imUSTOCKS
IlUAliD OP Ti\I ( > U.
Direct wlrea to Chicago and New York.
CorietpondtnU : John A. Warren & Co.
01M COI.O.VY IIUII.DI.Vi ; , CIIIO.UJO.
Member * Chicago Hoard of Trade ulncu HC2.
drain , Provisions anJ N. Y. Stocks
Orders Cash und Future Delivery Solicited.
Uiuuhu Ollluf , lli.oiu 1 , X , V. Life HI lit , ' .
. . . . 'I'llone 11(11. ( . . .
FLOYD J. CAJH'llKLL ,
. . . I/ /
yourself , Weak knrrs nia mmYo I
ftronu by HUUYAN. Weak
bucks nro made strong liy ItUU-
TAN. If you URO IHTDVAN you
do nol bnvo igiolo before your
eyes. If you usn 1IUDYAN you
tlo not shake niitl tremble , if
you fret the ( treat HtTOYAN
reniedlo-tre.itment you no Inngnr
nro n weakling. Uo ntnslblol Ii
there nny renson In the world
why other * should ctiloy full JJ
pleasure mill you feel like a ' y f
instead of lieltiR n ninii ? nut Jj
you Imvo fret to mnkp nn efftrt.
You must do something , \VMlo
to the doctors of ihnt rrntnl I" .
stltuto from M-hleh nlone yi
can get ni'HYAN nml n k Hi m
to help you Tliny lAlll do I *
Tltoy will mnko n tnnn of yon-
no mutter how bail you have
boon. You may have lost nlmcut
all of your manhood , and ro
don't feel like feeing nnyono or
asklnj ? for advice. Use your
weak will power thnt I * leti.
Clot a postfifro stnmiK-oveu If you
Itnvo to borrow It nnd wrllo for
free nnd sntlsfnetory tcatlmon-
lain anil clrcul.ira tnlllni ? you nil
about what I1UDYAN has dotio
for tlioustnndn of others on this
biff stone. It bus cured them nil.
And why will you not let It euro
you ? Wrecks of the worst kind
yes , of the very worst kind
have been snvcd in tx twcck by
Stockton , Ellis and Mattel Sts. ,
SAN KtlANCISCO , CAUKOKXIA.
Patronize
Home Industries
Ily IMirclinnliiK RomlH .llmlc nt the Vol.
AWNINUS AND TBNTS.
O.tlAIIA TKXT AMI Itl'Illllill CO.
( Successors Omnlm Ter.t nnd Axvnmg Co. )
Mnnufacturern tents , uwnlngs. JubbeiM ladies'
nnd gents' mackintosh . Tents ror rent. 1311
Parnntn St. . Omnhn.
OMAHA IIUI3WI.VG ASSOCIATION.
Car load ehlpmcnts niado In our own
trato : c rs. Ulue Itlbbon , 1'ilto Export , V'tennn
Kr.port nnd rnmlly Export dcllvcrca to all par' <
of the ctly.
UUICH. .
\\Tril\F.M , ItltOS. .C S.tllTII CD.
Paving , Bewcr and Ilulldlng
IIIIICIv.
Capacity , 100,000 per day. Office nnd ynrd , 2d
end Hickory Sts. Telepnune 425. Omaha. Neb.
COIINICE WOUICS.
O. \ \
13.YCM3 COIl.MCnVOUKS. .
ManuMctiirsr of Galvanized Iron Cornices , Gal
vanized 'Iron Skylights. Tin. Iron and SlaU
Hoofing. Agent for KImienfs Steel Cellini , * .
10S-10-12 Nartli Kleventh street.
CnACKER FACTUHIES.
A.MDUICAN llISCtllT AM ) .1IKG. CO. ,
Wholesale Cracker Manufacturers ,
OMAHA. Neb.
DYE
SCHOICDSACIC'S TWIN CITY IJYD
WOUICS , 1021 KurilHIU S { .
Dyeing nnd cleaning of garments and goods of
ever } ' description , denning of line garments a
rptclnlty.
PLOUll MIL.LJ3.
S. I < \ GilMAN ,
Flour , Meal , Teed and Bran , 1013-15-17 North
17th 5treet , Omaha , Neb. C. E. Dlack , manager.
Telephone GS2.
IRON wonics.
IJAVIS A COWCIMj IHON WOUICS.
Iron mill IlrnxN Foiiiitlcm.
Manufacttirera and Jobbers ot Machinery , den.
ernl repairing a upeclBlt > , 1601 , 1503 nnd 150J
Inckeon trtet , Omatia Neb.
I'AXTOST .t VimtLI.VG IUO.WOIIICS. .
Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work.
General Foundry , Machine nnd Illacliimlth work
Engineer * nitj Contractors for Fire 1'ronf Ihilld < m
ingd. Onice nnd works : U , P. Hy , nnd South .1
17th .treet. Oinahn.
LINSEED OIL.
WOODMAN MN.SI2KD OIL M'OHICS ,
Manufacturers old process raw linseed oil
kettle boiled ilnteei oii. old prorecs ground lln *
eed cake , gi-jund nnd screenet' flaxaeed for
dngglits. OMAHA ,
IXUNai5S ) MATTHESSES.
L. a. iioui * .
Manufacturer Lounge * . Coucho , .
Jobber of Spring Heds nnl Feathers 411.(13 ( a ,
10th street.
OMAHA nicnniNr. co.
Manufacturers of high grade Mattressei , 130M
Nlcholat Street , Omaha ,
pyEUALL ANP SHIHT FACTO11IE3.
ICAT7.-M3VRNS COMPANY.
Mfgrs. Clothing , Pants , Shirts nnd Overalls.
OMAHA , NEE.
BIIIHT FACTOHIES.
J. II. I3VA.\H.
MIIHASICA .siint-r COMPANY.
Excluilvo custom shirt tallorn. 1CI& Fnrnam ,
TINWAHE.
WUSTKHN TIXWAIU5 COMPANY ,
Pieced , Ktnmpcd and Japanned Tinware , Oran *
lie Iron , Hollow Ware , etc ,
1003 Farnam St. OMAIIA.NlSn.
VINEOAIl AND PICKLES.
II.VAHMA.V.V VIXKOAU CO. ,
Manaufaclurers of VJncgar Plcl < les. Catsups7
Mustardo , Celery and AVorvetivrshlre Sauce ,
WAGONS ANt ) CAltHIAOns.
For a good substantial vehicle of any descrlp *
lion , for rcuumtlns or rubber tires on new or old
wheels the best place Is tltn and Leuvenroilli
streets.
! ) ltll.MMO\D CAHIllAfiK CO.
Cheap , medium priced and tony carriages.
Any thing you want , second hand or new.
Headquarter * for Ilubber lire * , warranted. 181U
end Ilarncy , opposite Court House.
" "
A ! J , SIMPSON.
l-IOIl , 1411 Doilue.
Full line of Carnages , Uuitgle * , Phaetons , Pen
Carts. Wheel * rubber tlml. The b x Is ths
cheapest.
_
CIQAIt MANU K ACT UH Etta
"
IIK.VK * CO.
Largest factory In the west. Leading luU.
tiers of Omaha , Kansas City. Lincoln und lit.
Joseph handle our foods. IMS Barnaul vtr L
Omaha.