TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , KOVEMBEI ? 10. 1S07. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Oats Set the Face on tlie Market for the
. Other Grains.
SHORTS UNLOADING PUSH UP THE PRICE
AVIu-nt Slinn-n n WrnknriiN , Oirlinj
1-iirnrlj In DIxiiitpnliittiiiMit In the
.Miirki-t nt lrriuml \ , nnil
Ulnae * Lower.
CHICAGO. Nov. IS-Oats again led the
crnln markets today. Efforts of the short
side to net from under boosted the price of
that cp Ion ? 4c , while May declined HC c.
Wheat was strong early , but broke sharply
late In the session and clo cd { | ? 4o lower.
Corn doted unchanged for December , but ytc
lower for May. Provisions were firm at a
shade better prices at the close.
Wheat opened weak and from 'to to * 8c
lower fop Alay and > tc to c lower for De
cember. Th < s reasons for the 'weakness were
from widely separated sources. There was
but ViC d In the advance at Liverpool , a
distinct disappointment In vlti * of the fact
than Vic was added to the price here yester
day.
day.The
The Cincinnati Price Current was rather
bearish In this week's crop summary.
Owing to a mistake In the May quotations
from San Francisco It was made to appear
that wheat for that delivery declined THc
per cental jesterday. That startling show
of weakness was supposed to be due to
iioor export demand or some unexpectedly
licaly J'aclflc stocks Hut these figure *
were aflcrv > ard corrected to show that the
price had In reality advanced He. and con
siderable buying was Inspired by the cor
rection. O its cot on a rampage about the
tame time , and remembering the effect of
jesterilny's Hurry In that market , the bu > -
Ing of wheat was all the more vljrnrous.
May wheat optned at from W c to DOia , as
compared with j-esterday's closing price of
! X > % fi90v.o ( During the first few minutes'
trading the price settled to S'OMffiWSc. Then
the maiket started on a recovery , which re-
Eultod In an advance to 91\fi91'4c by noon
Receipts nt Minneapolis and Dulu h were
SIB cars , against 370 cars last week and 5S1
cars a year ago Chicago got 13S cars ,
against 13G cars a week ago and 93 cars last
year The Atlantlc'port clearances of wheat
and flour amounted to 473,000 bu New York
reported good orders at the opening there
from English provincial per s
Another radical change occurred In the
sentiment of the croad without any fresh
in dl'lcatlon ( f the g ncral trarket surround
ings A scamper from under what was
feared isa * about to become a falling m.ir-
Vet precipitated the event , and prices had
n sudden drop In the last twenty minutes of
the session. Mu > falling to MJiM'sC and
cloalns weak at WV c
Corn was fairly active at times The mar
ket for Mn > was easily Influenced by wheat ,
bu the good short demand for December ,
urged on bj the advance In oats , strength
ened the matket considerably , especially
December The spread narrowed to syiifjS'Ve.
The market weakened toward the end In
sympathy with the realizing decline In
wheat , but December did not ge beloa yes
terday's closing price Receipts were SSI
cars. Atlantic clearances were 337.000 bu
Slay ranged from SOVdfiSO c to IWiCJ Tsc and
closed \4c lower at the latter figure
Oats attracted as much attention as yes
terday and a big business was transacted
Thin was anxlet > on the p.irtvof Decem
ber shorts to get out and good bujlng by
parties anxious to Increase their lines , the
result being higher prices In th-U option
almost from the -start The feature was the
reduction In the December-May epre.id from
Itc at the close yesterday toc today , one
prominent house taking on about 2,000,000
bu December. Mav did not show much
strength Light stocks and a good export
demand were bullish 'actors Receipts were
213 cars Me > ranged from 22c to 22Uc.
ell-sing 1 < ifT3ic lower at 22J8c December ,
however , closed * , c higher at 22o
There was a fairlv good trade in provisions
The feeling aas weak at tire Mart probably
In = ympiaiy with wheit Commission
houses seemed plentlfull > supplied M Hh buj-
Ing orders an3 the demand from this source ,
couple I with' moderate bulng by short" ,
nmdo u llrm market the re t of the session ,
though business was Etn.ill January pork
nas unchanged at JSJO. lard une'-anged at
J4 20 and January rlb3 unchanged at J4.27'4
There were small gains for pork and ribs In
other futures.
! > tlmated receipts for Friday Wheat , 77
cars , , corn , 310 cars ; oats , 235 cars , hogs ,
2C.OOO h"ail
Leaning futures ranged as follows :
Articles. I Open I Ulfh I Lo v I Clo Ycstly
Wheat-1
Nov. . . m
lt > c I 05 " 4)4 (15
Mny . ! ! > OH3H 00 UOVf 90MB14
Com i
Nov . .1 !
20V , SOU
May . 'J9no 2tJG36 ) ' - > 30 SH
OatB
Jl.iy
lork
1)10 . .
Jan
Liird
Deo. .
Jun
Dee
Jan
"
'No S
Cawh riuotatlons v\ere a * follov\s :
ri Ojll Steiidj winter ? lralchts (4 KM74 CO
clears XCOIiMJ. xprlni ; cp clal * . t : SO , Minnesota
seta hard patentH 14 'iQ-gs W
WHEAT No 2 | irlnc. sMj-SDc , No S pprlns
S4ff r. No 2 red. 95SV7c
( OllN-No 2 27c
OATS-Na S. 22 f o b . No. 2 white. 24itCKc ,
NiS white 2).c
RYHNo 2 47Hc-
HARI.E\-No 2 , 23ir f43c.
6EHDS No 1 tlaxseed. tl OCU01 10U Prime
timothy need > 2 05
IHO\ 1 IONS MeEB pork jier bbl. Si lofii 11
l.ird per 101 11 R , J4:24SJI25 hhort rltis side-
( lione ) 4 M I4.Sj dr ) united flnulderiIlKixedl
J4 * ' fO short clear a'd < > 3 llfix'd ) . ' 4LOJfSSH
WHISKY DlBtlllWd' llnlshtrl B'-od * . Pfr cal.
lonf J514 , eranulntwl. fS Jl
.
XEW YOR1C , Nov 18 FLOUR Reotlpti , 1C -
CC : bbls ; uptrt . 7 , < r , bbs. ! . le active but
crmlnued Mead > . Re Hour quiet , superfine ,
j ; 833 40 Jluckwhfat flour dull , tl.liQl (0.
T-null at
RYE I > ull , Xo. 2 western
1URLEY Dull at 2 c
1IA1ILEY MALT Quiet umtern. 55i60c. (
M IU -UeoeljiU IG.iiV ] bu rxpurts. 1C3 270
bu. tipot easy. No 2 red i\c Options opened
Headj en covering , but Imnudlatel ) sold off
un * r Wtt northuentern receipt * and unnatln.
fartviry cables , advanced actively on rumored
export buslneFs to HunKurj. but collapied ilnall )
undtr rtalUInc and Ulrnpiw > intlnf ; exports , clgr *
Inc < .e net loner. Xo i red , Xovember , rioted
lit w'V e. If ember C\fl 7lc. closed at W.c
COIlN-Recelptii 444730 bu. : cxiKirU. 9 37S hu
Fpi t stea 1) . Xo , ! 34 * c Options c pencil itrady
advanced m export demunlf nnd covering und
rlon-d unchanged to ? c hlelier , DeceiuU-r. 3I4J
3t c clofed at J.c
OATHReceipts. . 132,000 1m . rx-porU , 100 IG3 bu
Spot flrnifr. No. 2 , :64e. Options quiet but
tinner on n i-ijueeie of IVn-mlHjr hnrt rloklne
Ho hlcher Februarj clo \ at 2Sc ; Decemlier
clwed at 2ii c
HAY SteadJer.
HOI'S -SU-ad > ! stale common to rhblce. US *
crop. 4fl6c UM crop. ttl9c 1S97 rrop. I5 l r ;
Pa Ifle coaft 1S 1 trop , 4efc , U94 crop K ( c
1M)7 crop ,
HIIilJS-FJrm.
I KATHEU-i'teadj-
I'HOISIONS Heef. quiet Cut meats quiet.
tj.ni quiet wemern steam Jt W reflnej. steady ,
ji ric mil Tallow quiet
OII-S Rn ln teadj Turpt-ntlne rlrm , 11HCT
-y n r Irun , warrants M 75 Md and IS (3 (
skrd Lake eopoer. dull 110 71 Tin eafler.
113 Wd < " 1 l * W rte Spell" nominal.
t OS bid nd 4 > S VeJ . 'i"1 ! ' exchange dull.
jj T7 i bid and ( J Mi > krd , brokiTf' , steady ,
TTKR n lpt 2S8 pkE , wr.tfrn cream-
. I403SC BUlns. 23c factor ) nolle market
li'nnSKRfcrlpta. ' . JOOO rVw ; market quiet ;
- white. Sptemlr. ( OC c. small white ,
R.ntember e larse color * ! September. V "j
mall eolorr-I. Srplcmlwr Wc larse. Octotr.
Vnwll October SH S\c liclit
sr " tklra. C87e :
JCsrt , "klm. . & * . < . full fklm. Hfl4c
FOGS-RefflrU , W)0 ) pVci . market itrady ;
* t t nj Pennnlvanla tOg2tc western 22c
llnltiiiiurt * llnrUflK.
11ALTIUORE. Nor IS FljOril-Dul' and un.
rh.nceJ rtrelpta , tl WC kbl exports T.7S >
T Stronc. fjwt t < .O ! .r May No
1 , n .Irinur No. red " , finvc rmlptt.
1H.C6 bu . eport . UtOOO tu , , utarrn wbtat
Mmplt e V c. southern -whuit on grade
-
! XIlS-F1rmer spot mnnth and D embr
ST UC Nnvemlier or I ) c m ! > r , n w or old
n , e c , steamer mixed , So'tuitr receipts.
M3 1m , * xpor' ' tHU bu Miuthern white corn ,
Her * southern jellnn , JllfJIi
. ° dT ? nrm < No * * * " " "flWW. r c lpt * .
4 * . 4 % foil.
RYK-Flrmer , No 2 wrt n. Me : rewlptu ,
1 911 lltl
HAY Slndi rholp * timothy. | 7 nskeil
ORAIN FRKIOHT'S-Actlre fer tam r par-
eels quiet and unchanged ; steam to Liverpool.
pr bu . 4d
ItrTTEIl-StMdr and unchanged , fancy creim.
try SlH
HfltT ! Firm nd unrhnncr J ; fr h , 21c
CIIUBSB-Ptearty nnd unthangrt ; fancy New
lork. w Ibs , tr10
OMAHA < ; IMIIAU \HKITS. .
CnnilHInn of Trndc- ( mill Quotations
on Miiplinnil I'liney Produce.
EOQStrlctly freh. IGc
UUTTER-Common to fair , lOOHc ; choice to
fancy 14n7c. separator creamery , 23c ; gathered
creamery , SOc
VEAL-4Tholce fat. SO to 110 Ibs. . quoted at 8e ;
1.11 : , , rqt'LTRY-Hen Be : rock , 304c ;
, duck * . C07c ; turF -
F ° , xI'lve. . TVij dead plceoni not wanted.
l plan J- * * M ! midland , 15 50 ; lowland.
* . .trwcolor n > kes the price on
VEGETAnLES.
CELERY Good stock , large. 40c ; amall. 23fJ
f > NIOXS-Per bu ,
CAULIFLOWEn- .
FRUITS.
. ' ) ! c-
m. n.l'r * .10 ! ? ' " -f SOO , Jonathan.
and f
fancyarletles. .
\arletles. $3.23 , California Ilellenower.
. ' ° lorailoJ L S.
, ' -
onv.
CRAXHERRIliJere > -s , per bbl. . J7.00. VVIs-
consln , loxe , tl 00 < M 10.
CALtFORXlA AXD COLORADO PEARS-Good
winter Nells t ! C0i2.13.
GRAPR' ! New York Concords , 13c : Cataw-
bas , 2..C. Malagas , t3.30@6.30
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ixlcan , per i , , (4.00.
. . ' 'ANANAS Choice , large flock , per bunch ,
12 OOfl ! 2j , medium-sized bunche , 11.7565.00.
MISCELLANEOUS
NUTS Almonds , per lb. large size , 1401V : ,
llrazll * . per lb. lOc , English walnuts , per lb ,
fancy , soft shell , 13c s'andards , lOOllc. filberts
per lb , lOc , pecans , polished large. 0IOc. Jumbo ,
IZc. large hlckorj- nuts , J1.S3 per bu.mall Jl.fj
per r , ' i"eoanut1' D'r 100' $3.75M.W > . peanuts ,
raw65Hc , roasted SflGiic
, . , f.IO r llI1P0rted fnn ' ' crown 14-lb. boxes
' - I 5 crown , 44-lb boxes. Ice
. , 2-lb. boxes , 55c
HONEY Choice white ISc.
, KKAUT-Per bbl. . H.0084 23 half bbl . J2 300
.SIA J.'B SYIlt-T-FUe-iral. cans , each J ! 23
pal cans pure , per doz. , J12.00 , half gal. cans ,
J5.2j. quar cans. H.M
CIDER-Per half bbl , $3 , Mils JS 50.
riinsn MEATS
PRESSED REEP Good native steers 7c. coed
forequarters , steers , Cc peed hindquarters , ,
western steers. dfiCi-c , fancj heifers , 6 > * c , see > i
heifers Cc , Rood forequarters heifers 6Hc , peed
M ? 'U.1.arlers ' h'Ir'r SV. good cows 54c. fair
BEEP CUTS-Tendcrlulns , ISc boneles- strips
> o , strip loin * 7c rolls sue. sirloin butf , SSc.
shoulaer clods , &Hc. rump butts , 6Uc , steer
shoulder clods 6'c. rump butts. S c , tcei
chuck" 5Wc. Cow chucks 4'-c boneless chucks
4W cow plates , 3c. steer plates. Sue , flank ftteak
CHc , loins No l , 14r loins. No 2 , 1040 , loins.
No 3 Sc. sirloin ends No 1 , 9c , rlb . No 1
lie ; rlb * . No 2 6\4c rth No 3. Cc steer rounds
7lte , cow rounds. Ci c , row rounds shank off , Sjc
trlmmlnRS , < , c beef shanks 3c brains per doz
33c , sweetbread * per Ih. lOc , sweethreads
( calves ) , per lb 4-V kldnejs per doz 33c , ox
tails each 4c ; livers per lb , 3c. hearts , per
lb 3c tonpues per lb , 12i c
Mt'TTON Lnmbs. 7c , sheep GHc market rack *
Clone ) . Sc , hotel racks ( phort ) lie 1 4S and
saddles 9c , lamb legs , Do , breasts aim slews , Sc.
loncues each 3c
I'ORK Dre ed"-plRs , BUc ; dressed hOR * . DC.
tenderloins IV loins 7c * pare ribs. Sc ham
sausaRe butts CUc fhoulder . roush. Be. shoul
ders , t'tinned 5Hc trlmmlnE * . Si-c. leaf lard
i.ot rendered 51,0 , heads , cleaned 4c , snout and
ear * . 4c backbones l'4c check meats 41- * . neck
honei 2c pigs' tails , 4c. plucks , each 5c. chlt-
terlinRS Sc hocks , 4" , hearts pe" doz. , 25c ,
stomach l , each Sc tonRiies each 7c , Xldnejs ,
p r doz 10f brains p - doz , 13c ; pigs' feet ,
per doz , 25c , ll\ers each Sc.
HIDES , TALLOW. HTC.
HIDES No 1 gre n hides , 7c , 77o I green
hides Cc , No 1 salted hldut. SSc , No 2 green
salted hides , 7ic , No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs
Sc , No. 2 veal calf 12 to 15 Ibs 6c , No 1 drv
flint hides , 11013 , No 2 dry flint hides SfflOc
No 1 dr > salted hides ijjioc , prrt cur-d hide-
He per lb lejs than fully turea
S1ICCP PELTS Green salted each 13&7Dc
Breen salted shearllnRs ( short vooled early
skins ) each ISc , drj shearlings ( short woolea
early sklnf ) No 1. eaeh 5c dry Hint Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelt * per lb actual
weight , 46"ic , drj flint. Kan as and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per lb . actual weight , 3g4c ,
drj flint Colouulo butcher wool pelts , per In. ,
actuil weight. 4T"c , drj- flint Colondo murrain
wool pelts pfr lb , actual weight 3S4c ; feet
cut off , as It Is useless to pa > Irtish : on them.
X I.oiiU G.iKralIarUct .
ST LOUIS Nov. IS. KIXDUR-fnclmnRed
WHEAT riwettled closing with sellers of Maj
% c l elow > esterda > December unchanged from
sesterdaj. Ma > opened ! 4c lower * old off , c
mort , advanced Ic and later declined miU c
doting at the bottom Spot stronger. No i red
caf > , eletator 'jMtc track
i 9Cfi97l-c No 2
hard cash 57c , DC ember W c. Januarj.9r
Maj B-'iiSJSSliC
CORN l tures declined early with wheat lut
eon rallletl and later fell off , the close was Vic , { ?
\\c below jestenlay Spot , easy No 2 , cash ,
2. > M * ? December 2T titc , Ma > 27 Hf2Kc
OATS Tutures active and unsettled closlns
flrm at a slight advance over jesterda > bpot
higher. No. 2 cash elevator. 21c , ttnck 2m.fri
22c No 2 white 23ic. December , : : " " "
Mas' 22U/22Sc
RYE lletter at 46HC ,
FLAX SEED Loner at
TIMOTHY .SEED Prime. 12 CO.
CORNMEAL Jl 40
IJRAN .Strong , sacked , east track , RO&MHe.
sacked this tide Me
HAY Choice grades. caree and flrm prairie.
J7 ( VBS 50 timothj. r ? COS 10 00
IirTTER dtead.treamfir , ! ? - © ! , dalrj.
EGG'i-FInn nt IGc.
WHISKY 1 19
COTTONTI IS "c
\5irrALS-Lead , dull , t3 55ffl3 57 - Spelter
dull IS fft
pnO\'ItIOX Pork , quiet , standard mess Job
bing Jv ! 3 < if > 50 Iwird nominal prime steam
S4 124. choice Jl 17 > * Racon ( boxed Intxt. extra
shcrt clear 5 23 ribs J3 GU shorts 5 75 Drj
salt meats ( tnxedl shoulders t * > 194. extra short
cle r f I * 7it ribs J3 th < rts S3.23
REC'EI1T < Flour. 3 Of bbln. , wheat. 61.000
bu . com ' ! > : > bu oats 00 > ) bu
SHIPMENTS Flour 7 C < K > li . wheat 74.000
bu . corn 31.0W bu oats 4G 000 bu
Yi'curt * Co HI in I k I n ii Company.
OMAHA OFFICE Xov. IS The market toiki-
practical ! } held the advance of yeeterdaj , es
perlall > so In the Dc-eember option while M > >
sHRgml f ructions all around. This working of
the market IB deatrojlng the rarrjlng charge
The trading In wheat Is limited and undoubt-
edl > v Ill continue so until after the heav > i > -
relpta have dlm'nlfhfd ' staled In our jedter-
d j' notes and Hie plica ma > be affected n
FuVlenly as IhHt of 53JS S jwterday when It
was dli-covered thf"rB * Vre tidt OOO.OfO bu. In
sight to applj on alifc.- "
Our wires from New Yelk toda ) were to the
effect that there weic large exports of wheat
cat * , and corn worked with 5"OOfO bu of corn
sold o rl > In the region which Is not a bear-
Ifh feature , and wi believe If corn could a llttl *
more than maintain Its relative strength with
wheat during the recent dull market that thor
who take short profits with a possibility of small
Irises for a time ma > be In o position to realize
good profits H little later.
Oats continue strong nd wanted
KIIIIMIK Cll > Cm I n nnil Prin IhlnitH.
KANSAS CITY Nov -WHE T Market ac
tive IClWo hUher No 1 lmr.1 JGc Xo 2
S3VGfGc ; N 1 OHOHc No 4 7fiSU r No 1
red Mff e. Xo 2 fane ) 94Xo 3 , SMiS'ic. Xo.
4 79fi851 c Xo I Fprlng R2fi(3c ( Xo 3 , SjftSlc.
CORN Market general ! ) > 4r higher and active.
Xo 2 mixed 2C'4 26V c
OATS Market active ami somewhat higher ;
Xo 1 while. 2P4c. .
HYE Market hlghei1 ! Xo 2 41a.
llt'TTnit Market quiet nnfl uuchanrefl. crrom-
err V > jir dairy 1416.-
EGGB Suppl > Inadequate , Jreth esniJliHl ICijc.
storice He ,
RECEIITS Wheat , 2C 500 1m ; cent 45 800 t > u J
oatu 14 HO liu
BHIPMBNTS Wh t. 76 ! bu. , corn. 41.COO
tu oats none
CliifliiunllVlnrKi1. .
C1XCINNATI Nov. ItFIDUn Dull
WHKTFlrm Xo. r d ajOS4c ,
OOnx Plronc Xa 2 mixed ! > r
OATS Strong Xo 2 mlxe > . WOIIc
llF OiiVt No 2. 4CW-
PROVIPlONS-I rd. quiet. 14 0. Hull ; meatt
quIM II U. llacnn strwdv t5.M ,
WHlSCYtfad ) at tl IS.
MUTTER- Firm ,
RI'OAR Steady
at 1CV- .
Tolcilo MlirKot.
TOLKDO No * -IVIIEAT-Lnwer ; No I
cash Mi c I > r mrnr , 94Uc
CORN-Active Nn 2 ralved 27VJC.
* '
RYI5 Sle d > . NO 2 e5ih , Vf'&c.
CIX > VBRPKFO Siemly. prfme ea n , November -
ber and December U.21
l'lillniltlililii I'roilnce.
PHILM > ELPHIA. Nn1 $ -HUTTBR-Flrm r.
better demand fane western treamcri. 21We.
IV1GSFirm , eoml < Unund : fre h neaiby Jo-
fn h we tern Ilfi22c * ' * '
CHKKSK-Stead > ,
lliirfulo Marl.ft
HUIVALO N Y Nov II WHK\T-Vo 1
northern old. * pot tl OIS spot wWc.vS. . ' t
winter tie
CORNo 1 JHi03I4c.
OATfi-fileady.
IlARLHY-Stronc rt m nd fair
> t | l > rlnrlinl Mnrkrt * .
nilCAGO Nor i -nilpt todayAT , , - , !
13S cat . corn. XS4 car * . oat . 2S3 car * . Ui .
muted tnm.irrnw WTieat , 77 cam run 3I
out * . 3K rant
MINNEAPOLIS Nrt lJ-Rircnt |
C2H rftra
ST UlUIS NM -R.-0-lpts \\l liit K rnrs.
I 1 I > 1 I.I TH Xv U-Iteirlpiii \\hoit W c is
PBOI1IV , Nr 18-Re < Wl .vm. K J > JW
I 011(11 ( ws l bus r\e. nonf whlnkr M t M ,
whe t , non * Shipments : Com J I * " JiJ-
M.4KO bun , rjc , non * . whlrty. 1.249 bW . wbAt ,
nrtrult VMrlict.
DETROIT. Nov -WHBAT-No 1 white.
No J r d. MXc. DectmMr. KHc ; May.
TORN-NO. 2 mix i , 270.
OATS Xo I wMte Hc.
RYINo. . 2 , ttc.
1,1 v rrpnol VInrl.rf.
LIVEKPOOL Xm -PROVIFIONS-HaPon. .
short ribs , stead ) at M d Shoulders , square.
steady nt 25 Cd. Lard , prime western , Heody
at 2Is Gd. Tallow , prime clt ) . 11 im at ls
CORN January , quiet nt 3s l , d.
IVnrln Mnrkrl.
PKORIA. Xov. H CORX Firm , higher ; No.
2 , t6 < te
OAT'S Firm , higher ; No. 2 white. nnmlnM , 229
22HC.WHISKY
WHISKY Not quoted
STOCKS AMI HOM1S.
Sppcnlntliiit on 'Clinnjn"Sroinn lo br >
Ti-inpornrllv Dt-nil.
NEW YORK. Nov. 18. The volume of transactions -
actions on the Stock exchange today was even
smaller nnd changes In prices even l s than
jesterday. Prices of securities have apparently
come to a condition of equilibrium and specula
tion Is , for the time being , dead. Even the
pmnll changes In prices which occurred today
and which were nearly all gain * , were due to
the manipulative operations with which the
rrom traders amused themselves As these op
erations Involve the matching of the buying
order with n | correFiimdlnp selling order for the
purpose of attracting outside bulng or selling ,
the net result In the absence of the outside
operations. Is ver ) clcwe to nothing. Sugar dls-
plaed some speculative strength on account ot
Imjltie attributed to Washington account , and
Consolidated Gas flashed up and down In Its
customary meteoric style. Jumping at one time
6 points nnd reacting m points T , ) * cojlers
were weak on rumors that there were obstacles
In the way of the proposed agreement to re-
slrlrt the output
Although specu'ative bulng was so restricted ,
there continued to be evident pome good lju > ln
of the very high grade bonds whose society Is
ot thp heft though with a low return of Inter
est This class of bulmr Is a natural outcome
of the easy condition of the mone ) market nnd
the doubtful outlook for speculation llcmd
houses report that there are quite large offei-
lnfu of the p bonds for foreign account , the
foreign houtes being tempted by the high rnnne
of prices for the greater extent In the market
It Is possible that this class of selling foreign
account has much to do with keeping up the
rate of exchange In face of conditions that
would tend to weaken It in spite of the
tendenc ) toward easing the rates for mone ) In
I ondon The trade bilance In our favor for
three months. Including October. is nearlv
tlGS 000
London has been a buer in this market ot
1iwpriced Kpeculative securities during the laft
few weeks as It was todaj Foreign capital Is
known to have quite n large Intel e-t In the
t nlon Pacific reorganization
Indirect , nnd pa-
tmnts from abroad In proportion ore due In this
maiket The operation of liorrowlng mone ) on
sterling exchinge which tends to keep up the
rate of exchange has apparentl ) ceased The
c ntlnued maintenance of the rate of exchange
above the gold Import point umjer the e > clrcum-
stancei is not eas ) to under-tand but sales for
° m , TnVr In " " explaining ' ° ' F.ratie it. moment bond- ,
A report from Chicago that there Is talk there
n ut ? . Vni.the rales on bank balance *
eo
li ? < wi JrwIIlln < fniCe .f the Pacific flr < it lament committee of near to the ! )
mon'eT marker "O effeet W"at" ' ° cate '
co'JItlnui5mrtttAV"Ior ! ralIroaJ earnings
all
continued ,
marked ! *
) favorable nntably In the
and" nf ruth . " 'em ' and far vv
of
b-
mi .i . . ucted the total of
? hnrei a > harel ) reaclied 100 009
Bonds were more active In proportion than
stock , Impwcrnent being shown In the high
grade issues Total sales 11200000 United
STh" Evenlne "Cl-tered Post's declined London H financial per cent cable bid
gram - asTlie stock markets remain stag
nant nnJ featureless Americans x\ere far bet
ter after a period o ! dMllnes , but ther was no
radlng Details of the gold movement for the
week -how the receipt of < ( .10 inclu 1lng the
* a.1. ( < , of J4" Mfl ln eaples for the continent.
The Paris bour e was quiet"
The follow in * were the closing quotations on
lh < > leading stocks of the New York exchange
today _
Atchloon IC l St P..V Om 7fi J
dor-fd 'J7 do pfa i4'j
lliltimorc A. Ohio USH St P M , t M . . .120
Canada P iclflc . . i > ot So Pacific Wi
Canada Southurn n2H So n-iliwray on ;
Central Piclflc . . . 11V , do pfd 2I > * <
Chrs .VOhlo 21 Texas , v Piclfle . 10
Chlc-ico V Alton . 1.11 union Pacific t r. 104
a n iQ . . . . { 14 U P D AG . . . . 7
C , VE i fi''H Wabash 7
C C C V St. L . . . . .S2' < do pfd 17 <
donrd 78 Wheel A. L E . . 2
DM A. Hudson . . in9 > < Wheel ALE pfd 8
Del L A W . . . 104 Ad-ims Ex . 150
Den. A RloG. . . . 10 4 American Ex . . 110
do nM United Status Ex 33
ErlemPtt-l 1 m. Wells Fareo Ex . .111)
ErlolBtpfd . . . . 151 * A Cot OH 21' <
Ft. Wavnq . . IGO rte pfd . . . . . . 7T *
GreatNorthornpfd 13U Am Spirits . . . . n
Hoektnr Vallev . . . S * | Ani Splrltspfd. . . . 20
IllinolHCentnl 1DO Am Tobacco
LakoErle > AW . . Ifl rte pftt . . . .lO 1-
dopfd . . . . GO Pfople'8 GIB . . . HS
L-ikoShor' . 10 ! ) Cons G-is 183
LotuBvillu A Xash 14 n.Com C iblo Co . . 17S
Met.TriUon . . 1044 Col F t Iron . . . . 20H
Miclilein Central W2 do pfd KO
Minn .VSt L . . . . - ' - ' Gen Electric. . . . . 32 ! <
do 1st pfd 81 llllnoiHSteol 41
Mobile .V Ohio . . Le.id
Mo K. i. T 13K do pfd
do pfd _ Nat. Lin Oil " ' 1
Chicago Itui A , L. StolOreeon'imp" Co 15
doptd 2fl { PaclflcMitl . .10
N J. Centnl Srt I Pullman Pal . . 1119
N.Y.C-ntral . . 10.1 I Silver rtlflcat > 8 C8
NYChl. A.SLL 13H1 stand. Rope A.T. . 4W
do 1st pfd 73 .Sugar . 131
do'-'dpfd . . . SO I do pfd ill
Norfolk i Western 13-4 iT. C. .V iron 24H
No Amer Co 4 iU. S Leather . . . . 7V4
No. P.iclflc 1HK , do pfd o ° H
do pfd 32 'U ' S Rubber . . . . 1514
. _ . , . _ . _ v ' -
Ontario . W Tr\f
* 16' < do pfo. . . . .
'
Ore K. S. Nav . . .1' ' Western Union. . . " . " bujj
Ore Short Line . . 1HW > orthweatern 12UH
Plltsourc 1U7H dopfd 103
Ilt.idtnr . . . . 21 S L.A.S F i ,
HocklHljnd . . fctlH ao 1st pfd . . . 5.
St Louis J.S W. . . . 4M do 2d pfd . . , . zlih
dopfd Ill Rio Grande Went. . 22
St Paul . do pfd
do ptd 13'JtglChl ot Western
second assessment paid
Total sales or flocks toda > were 147.COO shares
Including Chlcag Burlington & Quinc ) , 9715.
Reading 3 lr.O , Rok Island , 10,070. St Paul
. 2'H > . People's Gas. 13 615 , Consolidated GJB ,
COCO. Sugar. 39430
Ni-vt York. MiuuVInrl. . < - ( .
XnWiORK. . Xov IS MONEY OX CALL-
Pteaily at m&U per cent , last loan. 2 ner cent
closed H-2 per cent ' '
PRIME MERCANTILE
PAPnn-3Uff4H >
p < r
STERLING EXCHANGE-Stendy. with actual
btmlness In tnnkers' bills nt 14 H'4J4 ' KVj for d"-
mand nnd nt H 8\ for sixty da } , posted rates.
14 S3i { and $4 pul
COMMVRI-IAL HII.IJU.t4 g ;
SILVER ( ! IITIFK-ATES ISOOhc.
11 MI SILVER C7 c
MEXICAN IKLLARS tic
GOVERNMENT ItONDS-Hrm. ,
STATE IIONDS-Dull. * '
PM' ROM ) llONDS-FIrm.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa follows :
IT S."nowMs F ? 127 < ] N J o As 113
U.S nsw 4BCOU . . .127HIN 0.0s ' '
U S 48 r ? . ,11-JVjiN C 4 ,
U b 4M coup . .11.1H No , Pislnts 1st
U .S VB re ; USVt No. Pacific 3s - .
IJ. . ' .srar . .114 INo P.iilfts 4s . . . . fll'J . .
U s fm coup " " ' " " - - - - - - -
DlHtrlct 1 "
Aia.cliasA . 1H (
Ala..cUHt II . . .KM . . . . . . .
Aln.clissl . . . 0 Oro. Nav.lsts , .H ! >
Ala Currency 101 Ore Nav. 4s , n
AtchlGOlM ! ) . . . U'4 ' O a L t,8 , t. r. . . . . „ „
Alchlsonaul 4 S1'4 o S , L , Bi I r ' U
CaimtiaSo.andH I01H O Imo Ista , t'r 10 J
C A N P. t. r 5s . 43 O Imp fin l r . . . 41
C.A O rts llli-i Paclnebs or'03 . .Iti'JW
C.H..I.P 4 < i 10 v , n a4ln 4s h4H
D..VH u lHt1(171 ( * U G.WtUt l8ts , . R1W
I ) AR.O 4b , . . 7H Stuil'M na H34
EahtTann Uta . . .l ! l su L. A.S , V Gaa.O Hill *
ErieG n 4 . . . 71) 1st. P. Cj-ujU . . 13 ! >
F.V.li D. In. u r. . HSWISUI * . C. t P. lBti..llIU
Jen.- : ! . * 6s , .lOJlllst. P C 1 P ii alow
G.H f S A IN. . .1114 S.C. nonfnnd . . . . U
G. II. A > A..Ml .UI.'Ul&outtiernRr. 5s , . BttJ
" - S B AT. IH . . . 00
H AT C.eon Os. 101 Tenn ii whettH : . . R5U
Iowa C Ut UOl Tex P.IC , L G lit ) DO
K P con t r. . . . x Tex. Pas. Up. d , 27M
K P. Uu t. r . . .im ' ' ' "
La NuwOou 48 , 100 U. P' . D'ib'Tiit.1" ?
L.VX Unt s . . 84 Wab latSs , 103V
MlhHouri Us . . . . 100 Wab. 2ds 7S
M K. A.T 2U . . . OH ( West SliorJ i . . . .
M K..VT,4 . BiXiVa ConturlHS. . . . . „ ,
K V C 1BI8 . . 110 iVd d9tdrrjj 4
mi rranrlxro Illninu-4luolnllona.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 18-The offlclal clotlna
quotations on mliilnc stocks toda > were as fol-
Alt-i 13 llalo.t Noron > , . 100
Alpha Con 10 JllftlOi' .
Andtttt i0 ! KantuckrCon. . . .
lUilcher sn
. . , . . _ ll-lclier . . 38 | ' OcrldeuulCon. . . . ISO
Uullloa 12 'Ophlr. go
Caledonia . . VO lOrunuan. , S
CluilleiieoCon . . . so IPotosi , , 51
Chollar . . . . . 54 5ava : < j .
CaP tVa ' ' ' Sierra Xirala. . . . of
Con. . . 115 Silver Hill H
Cou ImnarUl . I Union Con . . . . 3J
I'row n Point. . . . 20 Utah Con . . .
Kicuixjm-r t ! . , . . „ . . . ,
lioulOAOurna . 27 Suudard.
Sllter br , WTic llfilcan dolUm , 45S04 It7.
draft * lsht ISc tekgraphlc. HHe.
Stalrinrllt li > IlanU of ICilKlnuiI.
1XJNDON N > v 18The weekly ctatement of
the Hank ot Knrlan.l houj the fulluwlnc
cliangis as oumpare vrlth th * previ u account !
T > ul re er e In * reuse 72000 rtrrulat on de.
cnatc iicsv X ) . bulllun. intrraie , 4C4,1M , uttict
. . . . .ai. . . t . ; . - „ . . ,
t
i
urltteii Incre1 tl'tf ori tlr lefxtlln In-
j rrcaii' ' fi8f < < 00 ptlllk dfpott * in r 11 | ( il
I < M > notm r er\e inrcite - ! ( > R iprnmtnt
iifoiirlltM Inrfrtf * jCJfinCOO1r \ \ - , r \ rtl n of
thp Il nk of Kniflsml re erv t Hal illty which
lB t week wild 4817 pr rent In n w 4 per
cenl Tin ? Hunk of linclnnrt rate of Jl count
remains unchanged HI I per nt
Hnntein Slnrk < ) n'iliitlnn ,
ItO TON. Nov HCull ) o n , ! Vi 1 , per cent ,
time lcwn 2H04 per cent Ctolnie prices for
Hjekn lK.nd > nd mining shares
A.T.AS V . . 124 W Blev pfl . . $1
American Siiair. 1 U F > 1 Kl - in . . . 103
Am. 9 icar pfd . Ill Otm Blo3 Pfd . . 81
Ilavstilfl Gas .2 1-1(1 ( Atchlton pfd . . . . U7
Hell Telephone . Stf ? Atahloon 4v . . . SJ
Roston.t Alnnv 3H N Em II * . . 11
lloston.t M-iini. . 1110 OcHifril Kl c 61 . iniU
C. II All ( MM Wls Cftn ils . . 14 !
FltehDiirr . . 04 Allouui Mlcunz C3 50
General EltoCtnB. > .ISitlAUinila 2J4
Illinois Steel . . 4.1 Illoston X MonWii ist < 4
Mexican Central. . fi Rnttp * Boston . . i'DH
N Y .V N E . . . . SO .Cihimcut lleeli . 412 > <
Ola Colour IH .mi Centennial l v <
O s. L . . . . . . . . IsH.FrinVtttn . lfli <
Ruoovr 15 IKctrsirre ! 17
Union Pacine 1WM Osc > l r 4 > t
Uo tRna i1ii ( Outncvi 113
West End otd. . . . 100H Tamarvo * isn
\V. Elec 20 iWo1v'erlni . . . . 10
Loitdnii Stook ( jtjiytntlonn.
LONDON , Nov IS 4 p. m. closlni ;
IIAH mLVnn Pull , W 4 < lMt > r , ounce
MONEY ! per cent Th jrole of dlnemint In
tha opn market for short nJ three months'
_
\ < -iv York Mliitiie QuotntlotiK.
NEW YORK. Nov. IS The fpllonlnK are the
closing1 mining quotntluns :
Chollar. 4S Ontmo JIMI
Crown Point. . . . . 20 Onmr. 75
Con Cal. A Va , . . . 100 PLVinouth 8
Dcidwooa IH ) Quicksilver 103
r.ouldi. Currr 21 oulcisllver Dtl . POO
Hale.VNoroross. . 150 stem Noralx. . . 00
IlotncsinKo . . . SOOO Stvidird 100
Iron Silver „ 20 Union Con 30
Mexican 35 Ycllon Jickut . . 30
t 1 > > Hnnk if Pruticc.
PARI5 ? Nov IS The v\eckl > nattmcnt of the
Dank of Prance chows the follo lns dinnce * '
compared with the previous nee unf Notes In
circulation. Increase 10,375 Mo fnnca ; treasury
accounts current , lncreae , 5,375 Oi0 francs Kola
In hnntl Increase. 4 ( SS OM fianc * bills du
counted 7 475 ( JO frano , fllxer In hand , In-
crea e 3.023000 franc
siali'incnl lit llniiK < if Goriiintiy.
IlEnLIN Nov. IS The wrekly statement or
the Imperial Hank of Gertnan > thov.s the fol
low Inff changes a compared with the prexlous
account Ca h In hand Increase 27 400 000
imrls treasurj note , lncrea e SSOOOO marki ,
other eouritles decrease , S3 7 0 OX marks , notes
In circulation , decn a-e HI 0 000 marks
liurrlcnit vcourltlcH In Lcinilon.
LONDON. Xov IS Thinnrkot fn American
"wuntlrs was weak at the Ix-Klnn rg , but s eailUd
at the close Bears were earl } sellers but rnv-
cred liter on The tone was steady anil the de
mand general ! } light
riiianrluliit -K.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov IS Clcarlnrs , Jl 74S.4C5
IlALTIMOItE Nov. 18 Clearings , J2,775,5S4.
lialanrcs , f400.nS7
BOSTON Nov 18 Clearings , $17.435,417 , bal
ances II 033 GW
NEW YOItK Nov. IS Clearings. J126.793.335 ,
balances , S.3 0 300
PHILADELPHIA Nov. IS. nearlngs , Jll.SOI.-
S74 lialanreJl,791,93s
MEMPHIS , Xov. IS Cleirlngs. J171902. bal
ances J77 844 , New York ixchanfre , selling nt par
CINCINNATI. Xov. 18 Mone } , 2HS * percent.
NPW Yrrk exchange , 300350 premium , clearings.
Jl S9S C50
ST LOUIS. Xov 15. Cli > arlnR t Jo 140 738. bal
ances , J3"U 635 , nione } , 3ip8 p r cent New \ork
exchange 23c discount bid , par asked
CHICAGO. Xov IS ClearhiEs J1SQ19C92 , New
York enhance. 43c premium posted rates U 83's
and } 4 SG > - West Chlcaco , strong and actlv e on
reniirts of larte earnings Closlnc West Chicago
cage lil = , ninmond Match , 142. North Chicaco
232 bid 234 a Kod- Lake Street L 16 % . Ntvv York
Iliscult Klt outh Side L C3& , , Clt } P.illwa } .
230. Stnwbaird , 29 bid. 50 asked
PnrflKii Plilaiu-lnl.
rate of discount from G per cent to 5 jier cent
PARIS. Xov IS Three jier cent rentes , 103f 80o
for the account
BOMBAY , Xc.v IB The Bank of Bengal has re-
dueed Its minimum rate of dl count from 7 to 6
per cent. The Bank of Bombay has reduced its
COTTON M Ml K HTS.
PriMllctfil UiMvnrd Wuonuiit Pitlls to
> lHt < Tlllli7C.
NEW YOR.K. Nov IS. The course of the cot
ton market toda } averaged a disappointment to
the friends ! who have been for some time past
predicting with confidence an upward movement
from present extremely low , prres. ) on the belief
that crop reports were not lielng Justified The
market opened stead } at a loss ft 2 and 3 points ,
turly cables belne disappointing- leading tt >
local selling Liter foreign celling- was a feature
The market rallied Cfill points with the ad
vance started b > covering1 In receipts smaller
than looked for The fellers bfcame scarce and
some investment support asserted Itself on a
small scale In fie afternoon 4he market was
without feature a little h'Cat scllln ? held It
about stead } The market closed bteady at a
net advance of 5gS points. Futures opened
stead } , sales S 000 bales Januarj. J3 CS , Feb-
ruar } . t73. March. J377 , April. J582 , May
5M , June. Jo 91 , Jul > . J5 93. Aucust. J5G1. Sep
tember , JCM October. J5.S3. November , J5 GO.
December Jo G3 , closed steady , fales , 116 & 30
Ivales , Januar } , } 5 77 Februar } , J5 81 , March ,
J5SC , April J3.S1 Ma } J3.Sv. .June JG 00 , Jul } ,
603 , August , JG.09. September. J6 OS , October ,
1604 November. J5 71 , Utttmlwr S3 71 Spot ,
steady and unchanged mlddllncuplandJ /Tic ;
middling KUlf. Cc Closed . < cad } , middling
uplands 5c , middling cuff. 6 < * c. sales , 400
bales Cotton , stead } , mfddllng. 7c , net re
ceipts , none , gross. 5 9S3 bales , exports to Great
Britain 1,252 bales to France , 211 bales ; to the
continent 1 G47 biles , forwarded , 2.170 bales ,
raltu , 400 bales , stock , 70 1S7 bales Total to lay.
Xet receipts , f > 31G3 bales , exports to Great
Britain , 1 252 bales , to Fiance. 13,299 biles to
the continent 26 374 bales , stock SSS.1S5 bales.
Consolidated Net receipts , 331,719 bales , ex
ports to Great , Britain , 103 15G ba'es , 'o France ,
44,277 bales , to the continent , 136 55G bales To
tal since September 1 Net receipts , 3.231797
balm exports to Great Britain , SSi.873 bales , to
France 271.220 bales , to the continent , 707737
bales
NEW ORLEANS , Nov 1& COTTON Futures ,
Btead } , sales 31 100 bales , Xov ember. 55 35 nom
inal. Dec-miMT f534i(33 > , Januorj. J541054 ! .
Februan , Jo 4605 47 March J5 5181552 , April.
J" MOTS 57. Ma } . r GlfT5C2. June , J5Cb85C7. July.
J5 71H5 73 August J5 7G85 77 Spot , stead } . ca'es
E.OTO bales , ordlnarj. 51-ICc. good ordinan
511-lGe , low middling , G 5-lGc ; good middling
59-lGc , middling fair. G 13-lCc , receipts , -0.iS6
bfllex. stock 1C1 C3& biles
ST LOITS. Nov IS COTTOX Steidv snles.
S13 bal s middling 5 5-lCc , receipts. 8,277 bal" ;
shlpmfnts , 71" > 0 bales , sock. 4t,3$5 hale -
MEMPHIS Nov IS COTTOX Stead } . mid
dling SV4c receipts , 4875 bills , Fhlpmenla. 3f7o
biles htuck 99 30S bales , sales 4 000 bales
GM.VE'-TOX No18 COTTOX Firm and
tendlnc upward , middling B 7-lGc
LIVEBI-OOL Nov -COTTON Spot , pird
business done , prices lower , American middling
fair , 39-16d , good middling 3 S-lGd. American
middling 37-32.1. low middling 33-32d. eond
ordlnar } . 231-2d ordlnarj. 225-3M , sales 12 Ml
bales of which 1 OV ) bales were for sjitciilnllon
and export and Included 11 2X ( ) bales Amerl"rn
receipts 13 OW bales , Including 10 2 > 1 liales Amer
lean Futures evened eas } nnd closed verj
stead } American middling I * M C November.
3 ll-6 < 43 1 ! G4d tUers. November nnd Derembcr.
3 9 64 3 104J. . sellers , December and Januar } .
3 9-C4d biijfrs Januar } and Februar ) 3 9-P4rt.
burs February and March 3 9-C4S3 10-f4a
bUers. March and April , 3 10-6W 11-fld Bfllcrs
April and Ma } . 3 H-f4iJ3 12-Gld buer . Ma } and
June 312-01 j selli rs June and July , 314-GI1
value ; July and August , 3 13-Cld , bUvrs. August
und September , 3 16-6ld , wllf-r
Wool VI irUi-ln.
BOSTON. Nov. 18. Quotations for leading de-
scrlptlons'
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece X and above ,
: COCtc , XX and above 29c. delaine. 2930c. . No.
1 csmblng , < : aS30c , No , J comblnK 2 ff3nc Mlchl.
gan , Wisconsin , etc. , X 2334c , No 1 Michigan
combing , 2Sc. No 1 Illinois combing , 28c , No.
2 Michigan combine 2Sc No. 2 Illinois combine ,
2Sc , X New York Xew Hampshire and Vermont ,
23jZ c , No 1 New York , Niw Hampthlre and
Veimont , 27c , unwashed medium and Kentucky
and Indiana quarter-blood combine 24c , Ken-
lucky and Indiana three-elght.is-booi ! combing ,
24027c : Missouri quarter-blood combing , 22 f23ci
Missouri three-elRhtht-blood combine. 23Si24f ;
braid combing 21c , lake and Georgia 22c Texat
wools : Sprlns medium < lnrHe months ) 16&11.C.
scoured price , 43@45c , spring , tine { twelve
months ) , 174J1&C ; scouted price , 60flt2c Tm -
tor } ' wools ; Montana fine medium and fine. 1G8J
ISc , scoured price 4SQWc. staple 29Mc. Utah ,
Wjomlng etc. , fine medium and line , 15S17ci
scoured price , WfiS7c.
Australian wools ; Scoured basis , combing , su
perfine. 70S72c , scoured basis , combing good. CS
fiGSe , scoured basin , combine , average. 626C5c ,
Queensland combine. CSc.
ST LOUIS. Nov -WPOL-Qulet and easy ,
medium lS&20Ur. light fine , l33ICVc. heav } fine.
1014C , tub wathed , 22C30 i . ,
Oil Mltrl4 . | rn.
U ' 'IflrmU 4M Km' 1S'- ° " 's-T"rpentlne splr-
H"AJLlUyTO V' S > CKo - OILS-Tunen
chanseS ' " ' o in. firm ani un-
U7HTr ' NP.v-lS-OILS LInW6d spot and
Its 5 M dlher > ' ' * * MTurp ntlne fptr.
31L CITY. Pa. Nov. IS - Credit balanwu. etc
certmoate. opened at t7Vt : stales S&W bblt.
iw'tt } bl.U fhlpntnit. W.M9 bbu. . run.
WII illNGTOX. N C XwvJ If-OILS Sulrtta
ff , l.Hn Bt" } ? / ' " " iifi to no ln t <
Tar llrm Jl"(5 ' t"rp nana.Hnn ' } 1 4061 M
SAVANNAH Ga. Nov Is't-orLS-SulrlU of
turpentine llrm , JO c. rjltn ; 1 tojC t > bl re.
celpts 144 bbl liofln jlrm and unabansed.
salei , ncne tere pif t 330 l
fallfumlu Urlri !
' * No- " ' .
wiM-Vi'-110.111 - -4'Aj.
- - .
Kill ITs-atead- \ pir uj wpli xnim-n 8
H
OTc prr 1U. . fre tr .j - „ | Jrrf 1 i
\.c clio rv J > ' , c farty H i 1'rurn
Jj. < - Mr Ib i jo HIT n , , 1 ( , , , .
, j , ( . , , _ , . ; . ,
* led , i : il7c wr IU
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal Supply of All Kinds at the Local
Yards ,
CORN-FED STEERS IN FAIR DEMAND
rrlerw Vro Slrn l > - for the Common
Sort Oirrrril lliilrliPiV M"ITVink
to Lower _ lions llolil
Alinnt
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. lS.-Rccelpts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hoc" Sheep. Horses
November IS 4,010 B.5S7 2,537 . . . .
November 17 3.1C2 4.622 1.467 2G
November IS 4.30S 4,283 2,33 ?
November 15 1G1S ! 2,003 1S3 ?
November 13 4S5 fi.Cifi 1,223 . . . .
No\ ember V. 2,003 4.&S1 1.032 15
November 11 3,616 6i > 19 3,761 . . . .
November 10 6,615 5,997 1.&S3 26
November 9 2.762 5,343 1.4W . . . .
November S 3,4 0 2.J91 719 22
November 6 537 3,399
November 5 . . 2.114 3.705 1,793 5S
November 4 3,949 4.502 2.553
November 3 4.7J4 4094 $ .455
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M & St. P. ny
O & St. L. II r 3
Missouri Pacllic Ry 16 1
Union Pacific System 53 13 6
C. & N. W. Ry 1
K , 13 & M. > V. R. R 43 16
C. , St. P.M & O Ry . .
U & M. R. R R 26 27 2
C. . 11 & Q Ry 12
K. C & St. J 17 3
C. , R. I. . P. Ry. , east. . . . 2
C. , R I. & P. H > . ( west 1
Total receipts 1G2 M 10
The disposition of the day's receipts mas
as follows , each bu > er purcnaslng the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuvers Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Orraha Packing Co Co 1,115
The O H. Hammond Co . 2flS 1,046
Saltt and Company 510 1,207 C63
Tr-e Cudahy Packing Co 732 1,471 132
R Bceker e-i'Degan . . . . 233
Vansant & Co -9
J. L Carey 236
Lobman < t Rothschilds . . 51
W. I Stephens 494
Uenton . Underwood . . . 53 . . . . . . . .
Livingston & Shaler 207
H Hamilton 101
Denis & Wolf 47
Cudahy P. Co. . 1C. C 444 1.033
Other bu > ers 3-V ! . . . . 1,742
Left over 50) . . . . . . . .
Totals 4 CCl 5.S97 2,537
CATTLD There were 14G cars of cattle In
the jardb , but seventeen lotds TV ere the
property of packers , so that the offerings
were about the sanp as Mrfterdaj. so far at.
numbers were concerned The market as a
whole did not show much change , except In
the case of butchers' stock , which was a
little lo.ver.
Cornfed steers sold In Just about the same
notches as yesterday , and as the demand
was fair the offerings were all 'aken In good
season. There were some cattle here good
enough to bring $460 , but there was noth
ing very choice on > ale
The supplj of butchers' stock was quite
liberal , and though the demand was sulli-
cientlj active to create an early clearance ,
the market m as weak to a little lower
Theru was a fair demand for stoekers and
feeder" , and as the supply was not large the
offerings were all taken in good season
The prices paid were Just about steady in 1th
jesterday Representative sales :
NATIVES
BEEF STEERS
No Av Pr No Ax IT No Av Pr
15. . . U2i $3 S3 0 . . . 9SS } 1 23 2) 1SC1 J4 S3
IS 1219 4 CO 1 . . . S30 3 SO 39 . .112 ! ) 4 GO
1..1GOO 4 50 19..1160 4 40 43..1377 4 40
21. . 1S7S 4 574
COWS.
1 . 9'0 2 M 1 . % 0 2 75 3 950 ! 60
1. . . . 703 2 73 * 4 . . 950 3 00 I..1000 3 15
1 . . .10CO 15 1 . 1300 3 15 13. . . 930 3 40
1 1330 3 30 1 . 1SCO 3 CO 2. . . . 920 2 75
1 . .1070 2 To 4" . 1106 3 15 1 .1060 3 30
2 .1115 3 75 5 S70 2 25 1. . . . 910 2 CO
r. . IMS 2 C5 45 944 2 75 10 . . t'J3 2 (5
SO M > S 3 CO 17 . 9S2 3 05 4. . .1035 3 10
1 .1110 3 15 23 1130 3 55 2. . . . 999 2 50
6 . . 692 2 53 2. 1013 2 75
HCirERS
2 . 46' . 3 S5 G 1043 4 30 2. . . . C93 3 13
1 9:0 3 45 - 4 ' . 995 3 - 45
19 . ! > o2 3 DO
BULLS
.1190 1. . . . 70) 200 1. . . . 7fO 3 23
. SSO 3 25 C . .11 % 2 30 2. . .1133 2 80
2 13 1. . .1C50 3 25 1..1114 2 40
. .1C30 2 CO 1. . .140) 2 75 : . . . 970 3 Ml
.1070 3 00
OXEN" .
3 . .IXC 3 15
44
1
10
23
MILKEfiS AXD SI'ItlNOERS.
Xo * I'r
23 co s and calve * K7 00
WESTEHNS.
WYOMING
77 heifers G49 365 5 feeders . . 878 400
6G feeders 71 435 159 calves . . 2S6 & 25
1 feeder 84 3 50 20 feeders . . . 623 4 SI
3 feeders .102(1 ( 36) 14 feeders . .1105 3 H
bOUTII DAKOTA.
43 cows 049 2 73 3 cows 9C3 2 80
2HCOWS . . 69S 300 . 17 cons . . .982 305
: G cows . . . 10CC 3 40 49 heifers . . . 91G 3 GO
xnw MEXICO.
46 feeders. . . 9C9 3 03
HOGS The ho ? market was without note-
worth > change today The sales ranged all the
wa > from )3.25 to J3 45. the same as } erda >
HmwelRhts brought (330 moftlj , with some
as hlKh as 13.35 , and a few big rough loads
at (3 25 and 13 27' The medium and light loads
brought (3 35r3.45.
The market was fairly active at the .ruling
prices and an early clearance was effected
The average of all the sales was the same as
> esterdaj a fraction higher than a week BKO ,
tut 2oc lower than a month ago. Representative
hales.
St LuuU Live Slock.
BT IriH. . Nov It CATTLE Ueeelpts ,
ot which 2 C'JO bead wtr Teiacn , thlp-
men1 * T PX * h id market steady , fair In ftnrj *
n tlvp shipping nnd eiport SIPTS tt U0 * ' > hulK
of Mlr 14 > fr4. dmi ej beef nnd butrtx-r
Heem , Jt K4H Sj bulk of Mlw M IXVB4 75 strer *
under 1 n > X ) Urn U WT 4 bulk of s les H & > W
4 in stocker * n > l frr lerm U I ! | M.JO tiulk nf
sale-s ( } 0.191 in cows nnd heifers. ! t l ' 1.
Texas iind Indian slix-r * . cnis . H7' ' < r . S. feJ ,
II K mim snd heifer * ft Ri t .5i ) .
1IOOS Ileeelpts 7 1W hi < l , shipments 7 < n
head. mKTket opened steftdr. closed f-.1 loner ,
llcht. U * 4i.
S1IBKP Itecelpts 4.10) heoil shipments , none ;
market dull and skin native muttons. MSnff
4 tt. culls nnd liurks. lt 9 < .St , stoekers. It 109
3.31 , Inmbs.
CHH'VOO 1,1 Vi ; STOCK M VIIKKT.
Driniinil for Cnttlr nnil .shorn ! * lim ,
Hit * 1/nltcr Ilolnir I.OVVIT.
CHICAGO. Nov It The demnnd for rattle to
day was rather slow , except for n few rxtrv Kood
lot * . Tlit central market wn bnrely steady ,
with the bulk of stlea of native bref fterr" at
K 4 > Hr& Otf Kxtrn choice fhlrplns beeves weie all
nt JS.90IJ-5.IO and very common T were sold to
dressed beef concerns nt U TVJf 4 W. Good fe-J
IVxa * cattle s.ild nt M 3i4(4.W. ( their averape
welRhts lielnR 1 MO and l.SO poundi , and there
were Rood sales of fed westerns averaging 1 150 tl
l.MO pounds nt W.7HI600. The Hockir nnd feeder
trade wns fairly Rood , with mt of the sales at
U 50W 4 JV Hulls Mid at a wide ranRe , as did
calves About 1.000 western ranRe cattle were
offered to-lay and sales were aculn made at I1.JOS/
4 10or steers , feeders bflng the best bujers.
There was n fair demand fnr IIOR and p'lces
were nliout steady nt ) extenla > 'a late flKurrs.
Sales were made at J3 2T-V13 M for the commonest
to the best lots , the bulk of the hogs cro lnit the
scales at 13 37HVS to Clinlce butcher weights
were the best sellers The market closed slaw
and w enk
Trade In ahecp and Iambs v\ns slow and prices
were aRaln lower Sheep were salable at 12 SOff
4 6S for pnor to prime , rangers selllnR nt 13 W > ff
4W and fed westerns nt 14 WJ74 C5 l. mbs sold
at M 7SRi "w. rhletly at | 4 SMfS 75 A RIKH ! miny
sheep were left over.
Itecvlpts Cnttle , ll.KW head ; IIOBS. 30 COO head ,
shsop , 17.0H head
_
liiillnnnpiilln 1.1stork. .
INDIANAPOUS Nov. IS CATTL.K neceltn * .
3f } head , shipments , llRht , more lite in tiadln ?
todaj , good to prime etcers , 14 < 05 10 , fair to
meu'lum steers 14 4504 75 , common to Kood
stoekers : :5fl325.
HOGS Receipts. 4 W > 0 head , shipments , MiO
head , mtrket stead ) , peed to cholew medium
and heavy , f.1 45C3 M ; mixed , $34003.13 , common
IlKhts. S3 40fi3 CO
SHKKP UecelpU. 700 head shipments 500
head , market octlva and steidy , Rood to choice
litflh * . 15 ir.pr.-75 , ciimmon tu mudlum lambs ,
$4 W85 00 , common sheep J ! 5502 75 _
KntiNiiH Clt } I.Uc stock MtrKct.
KANSAS CITY , Nov -CATTI.IN-Ilecelpts
7.0W head , best prndes stend } , others vienk ,
Texas steers J2.l 33 S3 Tixas cows , t2 50JJ3 W ,
native steers U6W5W , native cov > s nnd
heifers tl 0094 S3 , stocKers and feeders. W KB1
430. hull * } ± :54T3r.
HOGS Rf elpts 14,0i head , mirket nbout
stead > , bulk of sales , } 35" $345. heivles. (1 25f/-
SIT' , , packers , S3Mi3 < 5. mixed. 3 30ST3 V ) .
light I3.3'HT345 , Yorkers , 4093 43. pips , 13 IMf
340SHEDP
SHEDP Hec-elptH 3 0 ) head , market fteadj ,
lamb , J3DOQGO ) , muttons * 35f"ffl73 "
in t llulTnlo MMStuck. .
H \ST IH'FFAIX ) , N Y , Nov. IS CATTLE
Abaut stead\
HOGS llerelpts 25 cars , Yorkeri , Rood to
choice J3 CT.tiJ 674 rouRtu , common lo Rood ,
f3 10IT3 1" , piKs common to cholre , J3 WffS ( x >
SHinp AM ) U.\MI1 > > Uiml choice to extra ,
J5Soii"iW. culls to rommon. $4 > fi5 Kl hhpep
choke to selected wethers. J4 C3S4.75 , culls to
common 13 OKI3 C3
NDW 1OISK. Nov IS ItEEVn Receipts
Jl 6J no tradlnc. cables rvuote American teers nt
10n 4e refrigerator beef. S' < CK\c , expjrt , S10
beeves 30 sheep
CALVlM-Uecelpts. 514 head , venls J3 0085 TO.
Rrassor > i. f3WT37o , westerns (3 i > ) { f I 0- )
SlinUP AND IAMHReceipt. . S4 head
Sheep. ! 3 < Xiil73. ) lambs , J5 00ft" ( > 0
HOGS Receipts 2.K4 head. hlKher nt $3 730
4 W
_
I , oulsv IIIc I. Histork. .
LOri5VII < LC Kv . No IS CATTLE Re
ceipt" S0.1 heaa , market slow nnd MTil'i lower
HOGS Receipts 3 .00 head market unchnnRed
all Rood hogs of ICO lb * nnd up J3 43 , pig.
$3 S35TO 35
SH CUP Receipt" ICO he-id , unclnnsed
Cincinnati Live Mock
CINCINNATI. Nov IS. HOGS Active at JI.75
{ ? 3 & 0
CATTLE Quiet nt j : lies 10
SUKCP Ba ler at J : C04 40 , lambs lower nl
! t 3305 C3
stock In sltjht. .
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets for November 15
Cnttle Hoes Phe p
Omahl . 4 iV6 5.1S7 Sr.37
Chlcaci . 11 too COOTO 17.or >
Kansas Cll > . 7 f 00 14 OW S'O *
St. Loul . . StOI 710J 4 ! 00
Total ! IS.016 CC.CS7 M 37
IIiVT M IIIICBT.
Old Hfllnlilc SIUPMM , , f rnrnirr ' ) ir
Pall This SCIIHOII
AccordlnR to the Louisville Courier-Jour
nal the wheat rnarjtet presents a number
of anomalous features Last Wednesday
there wore purchases of 1.2JCKOO bushels for
export , in addition to SOO.COO bushels of coin
and CW.uOO bushels of oats Large as the
bujlnu was it wa- * not exceptional , for dur
ing the first ten da > s of the month , though
one vvas Sunday and one was election cla > ,
no less than 14,2jG , X > lm = hels of grain were
taken for the export tr.ide an average of
a million and a half bushels a da > The
quantltv of wheat alonp during this period
was j,70iOO ! bushels The reason for this
phenomenal bu > ing Is explained In cable
grams from Liverpool , which quote Broom-
hall's Corn Trade Ntws , the foremost
grain authorit > of Europe , as saying that
revised figures of the world's visible sup
ply on November 1 showed only ISS.OuO.OOU
bushels of wheat as > compared with 180.-
000,000 bushels in IbW lhe News also-
makes a very decided reduction In Its es
timate of the Russian crop , exclusive of
Siberia , which it puts nt 23tOOO.COO ! bushels ,
against 3CO.OOO.OOO bushels in 1&98 and 37B-
OUO.OOO bushels In 1693 In the whole Kuro-
pean crop there Is a deficiency of 2SO.OK ( > 0-fl
bushels , even as compared with last > ear ,
and In order to keep up present stocks there
will have to be an Importation of 1M.400-
000 bushels between now and April 1 The
deficiency Is W 000,000 bushels greater than
In the so-called famine > ear of 1S91
On the face of these figures , which only
confirm previous estimates , conditions tem
ripe for a wild bull market , and > et the
price hangs obstinately around the low
"Ms" Instead of soaring up above the dollar
mark , as f = o many { .peculators predict and
n > the situation seems to elemand
What s-em to have the greatest influence
at present are the he'avy recelpth from the
northwestern crop. These have bctn much
In excess of last year , receipts last Thurs
day , for Instance , being Mo.SiG bush ° ls.
against 400,742 for the same day in 1SW The
size of the movement , according to C A
Plllsbury. the Minneapolis miller. Is onlj
regulated by the amount of cars to be had
Farmers had marketed 02 per cent by No
vember 1 nnd he thought SO per cent would
be gone bj December 1 When lake navi-
ptition closes he thinks more tnan the sur
plus will be sold and after that the ex
porters can ciet nothing , fop whatever they
offer the millers will have to i y more or
cease grinding He concludes his ob erva-
tlons as follows. .
"I make no predictions of the Immediate
future of prices , because It vvJU be gov
erned entirely by speculation and spec
ulative ideas , but the actual Khortage of
wheat that is bound to exist will not be
apparent to the naked t-ve of cither Ameri
cans or foreigners. Hut before May 1 It will
be more apparent than It was last year on
the Int of July with harvest a good deal
further off. "
Next to the big movement from the farms
comes the better weather In the freshly-
needed crop This lias been a great de
pressing Influence , but exaggerated Impor
tance seems to have been attached to It
The winter crop Is certainly a month to six
weeks late and any practical farmer knows
what that means In the way of danger to
the prowth of the grain It Is yet too early
to form any estimate' of the sprlns sowing
It la reasonable to expect , n larger acreage
than last year , but this IH a matter to be
regulated greatly by the weather Indeed
thii spring and summer of JHi § may cut the
crop In half or may greatly Increase Jt ,
eo It U Idle yet to speculate upon that
feature. It will do for a bear Implement
once In a while , but U should not long
affect the cash market.
Another feature which rather 'argues
against liroomhall'H conclusions of immense
exports la that there has not bein the ad
vance In ocean freights which took place
last year. There has been no change since
November 1 and this does not support the
theory of crowded vessels and extraordinary
bu > lng such us the statistics Indicate ,
The wheat market Is always one of the
most Interesting of statistical studies and
this year rivals any of lhe past In exclu-
slveness The course of the market never
yet was foretold exactly by figures , but
this time U seems that statistics of supply
and demand are more than ordinarily dis
credited H does not seem that yraln will
go lower , but the situation appears to jus
tify much higher prlcc-u than now prevail.
Marked.
NEW ORI-K NS. Nov. It St'OAR-Open ket
tie steadSRc. . centrifugal , very itrnici
irranulated. 4 1-1C34 7-lCc ; whltei. 311-Kf4V c
> vllow . SijesHc. second * . J SSUc , J4oU tn
open kettle , steady , 10r31c ; centrifugal , tuij , to
ISc fi > rup. steady. lllrSSc.
IX > NIX > N. Nov. IS.T-SUOAR-ntet. November ,
& . December and Mar. ! Id
NEW YORK. Nov auaAR-Raw Jlrm. re
fined , firm , cranulated , Cc.
ACT- York ; rr fiooiU Market.
NDW YORK. Nov. l-Tnere U no chnnee In
the quietude prevailing In the dry eood * tnai-
ket , IlMh In cottons und woolens the market ls
without feature. There lit * U n an alroott im
perceptible ealn In the market , due to the bett r I
weather renditions prevailing the presence of
clear aklea and colder v > nuttier having hal
centrally Utter eHeU on lb market. In sUcle
w > tton tnrre are few burers In the market arM
mall orders continue extremely llcht. Print
cloths fcintlnu * extreme ! ) quiet , Mle * In extra *
nd odd * alike belnc vet ) llRht no far thl
* fV . quotation on extras l mill 3 5 ISc ,
but the Mil at a lower figure make * that quo.
Utlon pure- ! nominal
MnrUrtn.
, T < 5IK ! NoA > - - - *
opened teadr at unch njjfd r > Hee to S points
decline. Juleil quiet with a weak underton
within narrow- variation * Hiiroi-rnti- . RrnslI-
Ian cable * lielnjr afralnt confMeme in connec
tion with heavy receipts and apathy of ntvit
l iem. clo.e * ! barely tteatl ) net unehanRed to
S point * decline , iwles. Stlo bun * Inrludlnit .
cemt r. Jf Men . March Is K9To s-pot e.-ffeeT
Illo. weak , No. 7. Invoice. 6 * e No 7 Jobbing
c. mild. wak. . Cordova. * HBI4c , rale * , oca
bass Maracalbo p t . o IMK Centrnl Amer
ican p t. Total warehouse deliveries from th "
Unltcsl States 17 IW IWRI , ItmudlnR 1MI3 bie"
from e York , New YorkMwks todav 441 OI >
li w. Vnlted Stated stock * . MS 341 bacn afloat
for the United state * W7000 haB . t.tal vllhl
for the 1 mted State * . SIS 341 bnK * . ngain * !
IMRI last } enr and S4 MS In l 'C
I 1 Sl ' ? XCOKKKBQulet. . KooJ .
M Cno li tC rrce'Pt ' . * > . > S . Hock.
'itAMIK'RO. Nov. lS.-C01TEn-OpeneJ 1
* * "Ct IM * ° f
< ar'd for
Ior Iuropt-
Anirrlrnii TlnvriniKlibrciI for .Tnnnn.
ro3 ' rVAfC1CO- ? 1S Tllc - '
Coptic , which , will -all today for the Orient.
win convey to Japan Fevrn thoroughbretJ
stnlllons \ purchased In Lpxlngton. Kv. by
Mntuinokos. the rt-pnueiitntlxp of Japan
nnd exporting mnnnpor of the Great J mn
Trading company which has brnnches nil
n-nf ° UIllry' lMf\onc ln Nc Yortt
The animals ar < nil dark
bay nnd none are
hnVtl"lnTnfcrn . ! IIIMl onf-l' " hnnds K
average welcht Is 1 ono
reulJ'1Vg { > the'p ' c ° s' ' to Yokohama will bS
nb ° " ' .m each. These stallions will bo
crossed with the native breed of horses.
with view
a of producing n
progeny unltlnc
this best qualities of tfie ! iMt , breeds ol
American nnd Kuropoan stock.
Itciirlcvi-il li > the CMriior. .
SAN rilANCISCO. Xov. lS.-Governor
Iiudd > eslcrdny reprieved until Tebrunry
11. ISiK. the sentence of Sailer IX Wonen !
the train wrerkpr , convicted of the murder
° LUnflllEcr : , Clttrlc' , nfnrVnshliiKton , Yolo
u J tJmiduririB the KIeilt railroad strike In
the attorney K0\etnor ac\fil \ on the advlco of
general that the sentence of
the lower court should not be carried out
pending an undecided appeal to the United
States supreme court.
rr - .ii | to Njitluni- ! \ < -uli-nii.
'
BOSTON. Nov ISAt the second day's
session of the National Academy of Science
Miss Alice L Gould , daughter of thc late
Benjamin Apthorp Gould , who vvas a mem
ber of the aratlcmv
presented to the
organ-
Zat'n ' un < o Th's ' I" to bo Known
and
J. L. B3YD & CO ,
Grain Provisions and Stock
1416-1418 Farnam
St.
Orders taken for 100 bushels and upwards.
C. C CHRISTIE C J STRnnT.
. - >
KENNEY.
Secrt-tarj
Ctirislie-Sireet Commission Co
Capital K.'O.OOO.OO , Pullj Pnlil.
STOCKS , OIIMNMi I'ltOX IMO\S ,
Tclt'iilione HID. . .
. . . . .Omnhiiel > .
. BQYD &
Telephone 1035) ) . Omaha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS andSTOCK3
BOARD OF TRADB.
Dlreft wires to Chicago and New York
Correspondents John A Warren Co.
Wears Oo-
OLD COLON ! Ill ILIICHICiCO. .
Members Chicago Board of Trade since
Grain , Provisions jnJ X. Y. StocHs
Orders Cash nnd Tuture Delivery Sollcltrd.
Oiiiiilut OflU-e , Hooin 1. \ . 1. LiftIlliliT. .
. . . . 'I'lionc DC1. . . .
KLO1I ) J. CIMIMIi : ! . ! . .
IN THE
Anthony Hope
Author of
"The Prisoner of Zenda"
Has completed a Now Story of
Love , Intrigue , and Devoted
Gallantry , entitled
A ROMANCE QP THE STIR
RING TIMES OP CHARLES II
For burial publication in Fif
teen Installments , In the
Sunday Bee , Commenced Oc
tober 17i
THE STORY.
Anthony Hopo'a mastery of
vvittv an'd inimitably f/rucoful
dialogue , 03 well us his wpndcr-
fu ) skill in the weaving of a dra
matic tale , is admirably dis
played in this now story of ingen
ious construction and sustained
interest. Few etories , oven of
Mr. Hope's , urc more replete
with incident , more rapid in
movement , or deal more pictur
esquely with a group of histori
cal characters than this of "Si
mon Dale. "
The period is ono peculiarly
suitable to the author's pen ! us.
The hero moves in the romantic
days of Charles II , and his for *
tunes are entangled with those
of the dltisoluto Stuart , and
of Louis XIV of Prance. A
witch's prophecy at his birth
has foretold that "ho will love
what the King loves , know what
the King hide ; , , and drink irora
the King's cup. " How Simon it
bewitched with eaucy NcllGwyn ,
but is at heart faithful to his first
lore ; how he bears himself like
an honest gentleman through all
thecouit intrigues ; how bo defends -
fends his lady with a wit and
with a Kword point equally keen ,
to win her to hinuclf at last ,
Mr , IIopo tells in a brilliant ser
ies of vividly picturesque scenes.
Read it in
THE BEL