TJTE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , OYEIMBER 20. 1897. fl
COMMERCIAL AND FIX ASCI AL
Market Abounds in Bullish Hew * ,
bat Advance la Only Slight.
ALL FOREIGN REPORTS ARE FAVORABLE
lltitsl.nn Crop KMlmntc Confirm * Pro-
-vlotn Stntctni'iitN of Tour Yield ,
mill I'm lire Mnkcn Hi-avjr
I'lircIiimcN.
CHICAGO , Nov. 19. There was enough
bullishness In wheat tolny to have advanced
too price 3e per bushel , but th close showed
rains of only Jc for December nnJ H6ic
for May. Top prices were made on the nn-
nounremchl of French purchases of l.SCXOui )
bu. wheat off coast at London. Corn was
! ow and closed % c lower for December , but
unchanged for Stay. There was nn Irregular
market In oats , December declining 'Ac and
.Mny iR'as unchanged. Provisions declined
about 2',4c.
WhuU got a good start for higher prices
cit the owning by the strong tone of the
foreign market * . Liverpool InKead of de
clining In sympathy with the loss of % c per
bu. here yesterday opened Vld higher. Paris
was reported strong and higher. AnoUtr
matter of forelifn origin gave encourage
ment 10 the b U s The I Urpo I Corn T.ode
News telegraphed that corn estimates from
the Husslan minister fully confirmed pre
vious b.id repons * The minister gave the
wjeat crop ns 73,000,000 bu. below list year's
In ltu sla propsr. The effect of this was
nomewhat spoiled by Another report which
pave the shortage at 1U.OJ9.MX > bu. for the
whole empire.
The Heaviness of the northwest receipts
also had a tendency to keep , the market
back The latter. In fact , wai .he only
strongly bearish feature of the clay's trad-
Ing.
opening prices for Hay ranged from MVic
to H > Hc , with a sale or two at M' fitO o Un
der tne influence of the strong rab'.es th6
prlco soon got up to 91c , but It sacged again
and all morning- hung around 9yc ; ,
HrcelpU today at.lie : no big northwest
receiving centers numbered 1.I2C cars ,
against Ml cars a week ago and 919 cars the
corresponding day of the year before. It
was exacted that Minneapolis and Duluth
stocks of wheat would show an Increase
for the week of itbout AOvfl.OCO bu. , but dls-
patc.'ies from there ee Imatc the Increase at
enl > half of that. At Duluth an Increase of
( W.W9 bu. was expected and Minneapolis
stocks show 'in Increase of from 3.Vt ) j bu.
to over 4VXWX ) bu. Chicago receipts were C7
cars , nealnst 112 cars last year.
Another bearish Item of news > was that a
cargo fit American wlieat had lx > on reshlpped
nt Buenos Ayres because Argentine expected
to have "plenty of Its oxn.
Pritnnry western receipts were large again ,
l,13luvO bu. , compared with 674.CKJO bu. a year
ago.
Liverpool 'cIcJ higher by from Hid to
lsfd than It closed the day before. The rea
son given for such an unexpectedly heavy
advance was that l.uCO.fOO bu. of w-.eat des
tined for ports of call off coast In the United
Kingdom had been ordered to France. Even
with this as an Incentive 'he price of May
went up very unwillingly It firally ad
vanced to 91ssC , but when the Modern Miller
report was received declaring the ix'heat
area up to the a\er.ige and promising an in
crease , fie price went off again In a hurry.
( May was selling at % ' ( K ) c at the close.
Corn 'rtus dull , the exer ion of the previous
two days having apparently taken all the
life out of the traders. Business consisted
chiefly of changing from December to May
a. C1s/iJ34c / ! spread. T.ie market was f.ilrlj
.steady and helped by the firmness of wheat
and oats and the moderate recelp's , 24 cars.
Seaboard cluannees were S50i > Xl bu. CablcF
wure Vft'id higher. May ranged from COft
SOHc ' 'o C5ic and cloied unchanged ai
SSW.'StXFiC. '
The crowd In oats was large all day and
a nervous feeling existed throughout the
pcr-slon. At fie opening and for a time after
there was heavy buying by the people who
nero so prominent on the buying side. Later
they turned and sold heavily of December
and the spread.1wsJch had narrowed to vsc.
widened to Ic , The "switching" was so con
tinuous that traders became somewhat be
wildered. The heavy selling In December ,
however , resulted In a % o decline In that
op'ion. Cash demand continued urgent and
sales of IXjO.OW bu. were reported. Receipts
were 301 car. . May ranged from 2f'VT22:5e :
RO 22HiJC2".c , closing unchanged at 22 = . , c ,
Provisions were again very dull Tne mar
ket * .vas barely steady , with the range o3
prices less than 5c In everything. Hog re
ceipts overran estimates , which may account
for the uneasy feeling Packers were fair
buvers around the opening , but utter that
t ere were more sellers than < here were bid
ders. At the close January pork was 2V c
lower nt 33 27H > January lard 2l c lower ut
T4 M and Januaryirlbs 2"tic lower at M.25.
Estimated receipt for Saturday : Wheat ,
103 cars ; corn , 3M cars ; oats , DOO cars ; hogs ,
21.000 head.
Leaning futures ranged as follows :
Artlclen. . ! i. | tll.-li. I L3.V. | Ulo-ij. Yostdr
Nov. 05 OIJJ
DO 05
May. . OOHMH OIW 00 H
Corn-
No v . . 20H
VOH
M4y'i ! 30
Oats
uvc. . . UtSH-l - ' ! ! < ! 22 H 22
Jlay. . 2---H 22X
Fork
Di-c. . . 7 S2 < , ' 7 32HI 32 1 n7
Jan. . . . S 3D B 324 S 3D i \ 30
Lard
Dec. . 4 17' ! 4 17K 4 IS 4 IS i 17k
Jan . . . 4 3u 4 JU 4 27HI 4 3U , 32W
Sh'tKll ) '
° * * i 25
Die. . i
Jail , . , , 4 23 4 27K 155 27 K
No. S.
Cash uuotntlons were ns follows :
KlJpUU Stistily ; winter straights , I4. * > ' ) Q4.CO ;
clc.irs. JI.3W4.fiO ; spring facials 15 ; Minnesota
seta hard intents , f I.XU3.U. (
WIIUAT No. i spring. MHQSiK ? : No. 3 t-nrln
KUS-c. No 2 red. S.-seD7 c-
CORN--NO. 2. mfrtc.
O \TS-No. 2 , SO V c , f. n. b. : No. S while ,
, i > iic ; No. 3 white. 13SQl'.c
, YE No. 2. 48C.
: ;
'i ' ttais J. I1.W31.10U. Prime
Iiorl per bbl. . J7.3H7.41
fflwe ) * "t4 IJ&l'sO : ' drV sallMl shoulders ( iMxed ) ,
XI 75Sra'W ; short drar sides Oinxi-d ) . ll.5)84.CiVi.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goo.ls , per cal. .
'VlJCARS-Cut loaf. t514 ; granulated. K.2I.
CaiiuiioillllcK.
NK\V YORK. Nov -FLOUR-Reci'lpls l , 32-
1M bbs. : , cixirls | , S9.IIS bbls. ; Him cud fairly ac
tive at old p'lees. Hyp flour , quiet ; superfine ,
3 k5fl' 40 ; buckwheat Hour , dull at Jl.lLif I.M ) .
lIl'fKWHEAT Quiet at S703'ii ' c.
RYU Firmer : No. i w > lern. W
It.MH.FY MAl.T Sleaay wf tern.
WIIUAT Receipts. 156.4M bu , ; exports , KS.W7S j
fou.j ti"'t ' , tlrr.i ; No , S rrd , Wc Options opened
rm on c bl. and bullish Ilusslin crop reports
and with few eiccptlun * was utronu alt day ,
ntlmulated by hlcbrr late ruble * , covering and
big C oarancrc. rioting unsettled at a thade off
from the tcp. but H < ) * e abjvelait night : No-
vemtK-r cloted. ! < 7cj I > ec < mUr , Sv\U9.t.ci closed ,
COIINReceipts. . Hl.ftKbu. ; exports , JU.ftJ
Im spot. Heady ; No. i. 3 ' 4c. Options opened- I
steady anfl tuled flrm all ilay on bia tlruiuncei.
lilcher cables and the rfe in wheat , closing at
unchanged prices ; Noiembtr cl ktil , K TQ , De
cember 32V f/3 ? c ; .lo ed. 92Ue.
OATS - lliUJl * . NI > 1 bu. ; exports. 31J.I8I bu.j
spc.t quiet ; No. S , J He Opltorui inure quiet
unit barely ttrady. closing He ntt lower ; Dtctm-
t r clps l. JCc ; Ftbi-uary. : i'.s . ' .
*
nuiii nu JIy ; > t te , cwniiiicn to dialer. " "
fren 40 > 5 : * < fr ° P. c * * < - : > a' rop. J"
! ilUomt. . 1S9J crop , 48c ; ISM crop ,
1R > 7 CP P. I tTl .
HH > K-nt d > : ! T x" ' 1c-
. -
I WOUU Steady.
VHOVISIONB n * l. firm : family. . .
Cut meats , cjulet. iJirJ. uteady ; et .rn ttiamej ,
< i u ; reflned. quiet. Poitc , dull ; short clear ,
JH/lilt. / Tallow , steadier.
OILS Cottonseed , steady ; prime crude ,
rrlroe yellow , tietl c. petroleum , quiet ; united
rlnord ( Tc bid ; Penniylvsnls. crude , no mirket ;
Vrn < nalIy t Sic. Rosin. steady. Ttrpentlne ,
Vtetdy at 3m0
IUi-B-Ste dy.
.
ilETAl - > * l T iron , warnints. dull t 18.75 bid
nJ ks a ked. iJkr ropprr. qultt at 110.75.
Tin t r ' - Md , J1175 tskrd. Spelter ,
lowir * t t * 1 > U "J H M mked. Lead , ex-
ensure , quiet at 13. W bid and U U asked ; brok
en. ttronr t IS M.
Ht'TTER-Recelpts , 1940 pkss. . market steady ;
wfotrrn crf m ry. H3 o. EUlni. nc ; factory ,
H C lpU. S. l pkgs. . market qul t ;
wbltt. Sepltmbw. me. ftrs colored. Sp.
ttmoer. * Uc ; smsJI colored , IVo ; Urge , OctoUr ,
Sc : m lt. Oct-ibr. S % V. light nkimxC Tc , I
pun until' . SS H . full sfc m ! < * a r ! I
mo-n r 79ir pv m ri ) t fl ; (
OMAIIV i sxii A i , jfn K ITS.
Cnnilllloti of Trniln nmt ( Inntntlnnn
in . < Unpl < ' nnil Knncj1'roilitcc. .
KGOB-mrtetly fre h , l c.
lIUTTHR-Common to r lr , Idgile ; choice to
- . 140I7c ; separator oieam ry. J3c ; gathered
VEAL Chile * f t. to 158 Ibs. , quoted at Sc ;
Urre end co r ; . 4sHc.
' - . ; rrcn. e :
cfc rw. | > er Ib . iCJ'jC ; docks. 7ctar -
keys , 9 Ji e.
P1UHON8 Uv . 7 * : dewil plpwjns not wanted.
.HAT-Uptand , KM ; raMUnrt. .V > \ lowland.
WOT ; ry * r w. SI ; cr.lor ms.k - ? th * rrtc * on
hay ; light lutes < ! ! the bet ; only top grades
brine top prue .
VEGETAnLES.
CELURY-Good stock , large. 4 e ; small , SC
ONtONS-IVr . , WflSSc.
1IKANS Hand-picked nsvy. per bu. , J1.40 ,
SWEET TOTATOES Per bbl. , JS."i.
CAIIIIAOK Hnme grown , per Ib. . 1'ifJlHc.
I'OTATOES Home grown. < > 8 c ; western
ttock , COitTtc.
CAULlFLOWEr.- .
FRL'ITS.
QUINCES-CallfornlR. per l x. JI.23.
APPLES Winter Hock. t2.SHI5.00 : Jonathans
and fancy varieties , H.S ; California Ilclleflowtr.
boxes. Ji.W ; ColoraAo Jonathans , l s. J1.S3.
CRANIJERRIKS Jeneys , per bbl. , | 7. 9VI ; -
con lniorr \ Jl.CMfl.10 ,
CALIKORN'IA AND COLORADO PEARS Good
winter Nell. . K.000S.15.
GRAPES-.NVw Ynrk Concords , lie ; Cataw-
bas. 2VC ; Malagas. 3. > flC.iO. !
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGEF Mexican , per box , W.60.
I.KMONS Mowlnis , JJ.OOat.W ; choice Call.
fornla. 13.00 S.73.
HAN'ANAS-Cholcc. Isrre stock , per bunch ,
(2. 0002.23 ; medium-sized bunches , * 1,738.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per Ib. . larce slxe , 14QI3c ;
Rrazlls , per Ib. . lOc ; Encll n walnuts , per Ib. ,
fancy , soft shell. 13c ; .Undards. IMillc ; nilwrts ,
per Ib. , lOc ; pecans , polished , large , H'lOc ; Jumbo ,
12c ; large hickory nuts. J1.23 per bu. ; small. Jl.Eo
per bu. ; rocoanuts , per 1M , 13.7364.00 ; peanuts ,
raw. OS 5V ; roaMed. f-fje c.
K1GP Imported fancy " 3 crown , I4-lb. boxe > ,
12Vic ; 3 crown , 4Mb. boxes. 15c ; 2-lb. boxes. 23c
per box.
HONEY Choice whit * . tc.
KRAUT-Per bbl. , K.C004.23 : half bbl. , J2.MO
2.40 ,
MAPLE SYRfP-Flve-cal. cans , each J2.23-
sal cans. pure , per doz. , tl2.0) ; half-gal , cans.
H. 25 ; quart cans. t.5C.
DATES I'cr CO to 70-lb. boxes. Stic ; FarJ 9-lb.
boxes , 9c
CIDER-Per half bbl. , JJ : bbls. , I3.DO.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED REEF Good native steers , 7c : good
forequarters , steers , Cc Rood hlndquatters , 9 : ;
western steers , 686'tC ; fancy heifers , 6Hc ; peed
heifers. Co ; gonj rorequarters. heifers. 5'tc ; peed
hindquarters , heifers. $ > ic ; good cows. 5 > c : fair
HEEP CUTS Tenderloin ? , ISc ; twneless strips
Oc ; strip loins , 7c : rolls , S'rc ; sirloin butts. SHc ;
shouller clods , IHc ; rump butts. SVsc ; steer
shoulder clods. SUc ; nimp butts. SHc : steer
Chucks. 5Vic : Cow chucks. 4'jc boneless chucks.
4'tc ; cnw plate : , 2c ; steer elates. 34c ; flank steak
C' c ; loins. No. 1. 14c ; lo'.ns. No. 2. 10 > ic : loln .
No. 3. Sc : sirloin ends. No. L 9c ; ribs. No. 1.
He ; ribs. No. 2. SHc ; ribs. No. 3. Cc ; steer rounds.
THi * ; ccw rounds. CHc : cmv rounds shank off. SHc
trimmings. 4Hc : beef shanks. 3c : brains , per doi.
\J \ < - ; sweetbreads , per Ib. , lOc : swet read
icalves ) . per Ib. . Vte : kidneys. p r doz. 35c ; ox
tails , each 4c ; livers , ppr Ib. , Zc ; hearts , per
lh. . 3c : tonpues. per Ib. . HHc.
Ml'TTON I ambs. 7c ; sheep. C'.ic : market racks
( lone ) . $ c ; hotel racks ( short ) . He. less and
saddles. 9c : lamb legs , 9c ; breast ! aua stews , te :
tinrues. each 3c.
I'ORK Dreed piss. SHc : dressed hoe ? . 3c :
tenderloins. 13c : loin. " . 7c : spare ribs. 5c' ham
ausage butts. 6Hc ; shouMers. roush. Zr ; shoul
ders , skinned. 5o : trimmings. 5'ic : leaf lard
iot rendered. 5Hc : heads , cleaned. 4 < - ; snout and
oar. . tc : backbones. Hie cheek meats. 44c ; neck
bones. 2c- pigs' tails. 4c ; plucks , each. 5c ; chit-
tprllnirs. Sc , hookj. 4c ; hearts , per doz. . 25c ;
.tomichii , earh 3c : tongries. each 7c : kidney ? ,
, v > rloz. . lOc : brain ? , pedoz. . , ISc ; pigs' feet ,
ser doz. , 2Jc ; llM-rs. afh c.
HIDES. TALLOW , JITC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7c : No. 5 green
hides , Cc ; No. 1 salted hides , Sljc ; No. 2 green
alted hides 74 ; ; No. 1 veal calf. S to 12 Ibs.
> : : No 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. . to ; No. 1 dry
nint hides. 11O13 ; No. 2 dry flint hides. S3 loo.
No. 1 dry salted hides. S20c : part cur d hide ? ,
We per Ib. leAs than fully turea.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each ISffTSc.
green salted shearlings ( short pooled early
skins ) each ISc ; dry shearlings ( fhort wooled
early skins ) . No. 1. each Cc dry flint. Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. . actual
weight 4flSc ; dry Hint. Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wuo ; p Us. per Ib. , actual weight. 394c ;
dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per ID , .
actual weight. 4S-5C. dry flint Colorado murrain
wool pelts , prr Ib. actual weight. 334" feet
cut off , as It Is u * i"s to pay frtlsh : on them.
.St. Loiiln Criu-ral Mnrlict.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19. FLOUR Flrfii but quiet
and unchanped.
WHEAT HiKh.-r. closingHe for December and
S84C fir May abftve yesterday's matkct- May
per.ed Vifi'Sc hlg.ier. advanced Sc late , declln-
InB He and clrslns easy with sellers kc above
the bottom : tpot. hlnher ; No. 2 red cash , eli-va-
; or. Mo ; track. W&57c : No. 2 hard cash , ! > 3c : De
cember. S7c ; Januarj" W-ic bid : May. I2i < \
CORN Futures fluctuated within a small
range nnd closed with buyers of December l-16c
and sellers of Miy We above yesterday. Spot.
steady : No. 2 cash , 26c ; December. 231iS23vic ;
May. JS82SHC.
OATS Futures quiet , firm and a Ehade higher ;
spot , steady ; No. 2 cash , elevator. 21c : fack.
-lV-22c ; No. 2 white. 24c ; D-ceraber , 217ic ; May ,
22\c.
RYE Steady at 4C'ic.
FLAX ? BED Steady at tl. l't.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , $2.00.
CORNMEAL H.40.
1IKAN Higher ; sacked east track. He.
HAY Firm tr- choice grades ; prairie , J7.738
< .2S : timothy , I J10.
ni'TTER Lower ; creamerlSSJ2ic ; dairy. 118
ISc.
ISc.EGGS
EGGS Steady nt ISc.
WHISKY Quiet at 11.19.
COTTON TIES S3c.
METALS Lead , firmer at JS.37HS3.60. Spelter ,
quiet nt USD.
I'ROS'ISIONS Pork , steady : standard mefs.
Jobbing. tS.2J6S.50. I ard nominal ; prime uteam.
$4.13 ; chilce. J1.15. IJacon ( boxed lots ) , extra
short clear. J5.23 ; ribs. JJ-HW ; short , J3.75. Dry
salt meats ( boned ) , shoulders. 13.124 ; extra short
clear. J4.S7H : ribs. 13shorts. : . 15.25
RECEIPTS Flour. 4.00) bbls. ; wheat. W.OOO
bu. : corn. 91.000 bu. : oats. S.OOO bu.
SlUPMENTS-Flour. S.WO bbls : when. 1 ! MO
bu. ; corn , 41 , < Kbu. . ; oats. 9.WO bu.
llnltliiiorn Mnrkt-t ,
RALTIMORE. Nov. IB PLOt'lt Dull and un-
chanzed : receipts , 8,004 bble.
WHEAT Firmer ; spot enl month. 97HO97JJC :
December. 974G 7Tr : steamer No 2 rej 9UG
92Sc : receipts. 77.S2 bu. : southern wheat by
sample. 92fiSSc : southern wheat In grade 9ifl9 ? < -
CORN Firm ; spot , month. 33S31o : November
or December , new or old. 32 > 4 J3Sc : steamer
mixed. S1S3114C ; receipts. S0.211 bu. ; southern
white nnl ye'loncorn , SlfilV.
S Firmer : No. 2 white. 2S'-ff2 j ; rredpts ,
10.733 bu.
RYE Steady ; No. 2 western , - 54j ; receipts
J4.S bu.
HAY Firm : demand fair ; choice timothy , J13.
lUITTER-Steady : fancy ci-nmery MONc
GRAIN FREIGHT ? Continue active' rates
steady and unch4nged : steam to.Liverpool , per
bu. , 4d.
Rl'TTER Steady and unchanged ; fancy cream.
cry. J3O2IC.
EOOrf Firm nnd unchanged : fre.h , : ic.
CHKESE Stt-ndy and unchanged ; fancy New
York. W Ibs. , * , filOc.
Cltji ( iniln anil ProvlNloiiN.
. . . ? . , a , . , CITY. , Nov. 19.-WIIEAT-About
leady. sc loner In some cis $ . anJ fairly active-
N % I hard. SSc : No. 2 , Mej ; No. S , 6fit3cNO'
. : * W uV > c : No. I red. 93frM.No. : . 2 9iJ ) 2.NO' :
S. SCc ; No. 4 , Sic ; No. 2 > prlns. S2SS3c ; No. , '
OATS Fair- ! active and firm ; No. 8 white.
EGGS Strong ; fre h candled. ISiJc : storage ,
, 7S , & bu. ; corn , ,2W bu. ;
SHIpilENTS Wheat , 10 < ! , iyO bu. ; corn , W.UO
bu. ; oats , none.
( irniii Hrccliit * nt Prluclial InrUotii ,
ST. I/5UIS. Nov. 19 Reevlpn : Wheat , 71
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 19. Rfcelpts : Wheat.
711 cam.
CHICAGO , Nov. 19. Receipts today : Wheat 67
cars ; corn. 294 cars ; oats , SOI ears. Kttlmated
car lots tomorrow : What , 103 ; corn. 39) ; oats ,
KANSAS CITY. Nov. .19. Receipts : Wheat.
10 cant.
OPLinrit. Nov. 13. Receipts'Wheat. . 5cars
PKORIA. Nov. 19-Rewlpu : Corn. IS.ir.j bu
nat , 31.4 * > bu. ; no ami whlirkv , nonwhwt' ;
1.260 bu Shipments : Ci.rn , 4. M tu. uat c -
4 > i hu. : rye , none : whisky. 155 Lbs. ! ; 'hai.
NVw OrlcuiiB .llnrkel.
NEW ORI-KAN.- y. 19HOC PRODt'CTS-
f-i tdy p..rk , old , SHr I ird , renned Here. . .
S'se. lloxwl meats , rtrr alt - l thnulders !
Wle . 4 .e. U < ux > n , clear rib tMm , i , c. Hamt !
OOFFKB Rio. ordinary tlow. . fair. S6tc.
FIJOUR Extra fancy. 14 S tJ4.U ; patents. J4.M
rORNMEAIr-Quet ! IJ.6-X
RRAN-Qulet. COCH-r
HAY Firm ; prim * . JH.9101JJ * ; choice. JlS.CTf
COIIK Steady ; Ni. I sacked , white.
mixed. Ste ; yellow. S7 < -
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 Mrkrt , Ur.
RICK-Qulet ; ordinary 10 good. 3S64HC.
Cliicliiiiatl Market.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 19. FLOfR-Dull ,
WHEAT Firm : N . ! red. S4r.
fXRN Firm ; No , S mixed , new , JHc.
OATS Strone and hlsier No , I inixtd , JJWc
HV > - < Jult ; No. Z. 4CHc ,
PROVISIONS Ijrd. quiet at it 1J. Hulk
mc-ito. firm at ft 5S. I5 "n steady at 15 te.
WIHSKY-Steady at 11.19.
Ut'TTEH-Qulet.
EGGS Firm at ICVic
CHEESE-Steady at c.
I.lvrriiuol Mnrkrt.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 19.-PROVISIONS Pork
prim * met * , flne wettern. steady. 47 < tj prime
me s. me < ilum wwlern , steady. 4U. Hams stiort
cut. U to 1C IU. . dull. J2s. B 6ftn -
middle , . Ilfht , dull , i ; lenT dlr
h -.y ' ! . ! ! V , f . 8Vrtlcar b rlt . .V.I ! Its' '
C-l clr twlliM , 'uii K , ( j. irJ , prime rMt-
trn. t.a ly. UH n
i-IIEf E A-nerl. an. nr.est white and cMirel ,
* asv 4J
WHKAT-Spot. No. 1 red , northern spring.
stend > . It t.\ \ .
< 'ORN N < vem5 r , ft * * ? y , fc 3d : T > c nl > er ,
t dy , * * zSd ; 4 nfl ry , t * dy , ! < . _
ri/iUIl-St. IX IM fancy winter. M * dy. Its.
IV.JPS At Lonrt n ( I-aclfk co ut ) , steady , 4
IVPTfEy.
Tiitrilii .
TOLBDO. Nt > r. . WHBAT Higher. tr nk :
No. I c h. Wltc ; Decetnber , IHC.
CORNActive. . M 4r : .Vo. t ralxeJ ,
OATH Dull , liww ; Ni. 2 mlirt , JV.
HVK I > ull , Ktmlr : Nv S h. 4 < HfC.
rixiVKR.otsBD ActUe , strady ; prlnw cash n < l
December , W SS.
Dplrnlt
DETROIT. Mleh. . Nov. 19.-WHBAT-Nn. 1
white. 9l1c : No. s rwl. ic ; December , 92\c :
May. 9 Sc.
CXRN ) No. 2 mixed. I7c ,
OATS N * 2 white , 25'SC.
RYK No. I. 4 $ .
1'iMirln Mnrkrt.
PEORIA. Nov. 19.-CORN-SIeady at
OATS Firm ; No. J white , nominal.
RYB Quiet and nominal at : : (12zHc. (
WHISKY Not quoted.
J-nn Krnncloco Wheat JInrkot.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. -WHKAT-Steady ;
December , J1.33S : May. J1.S7 * ; .
STOCKS AMI IlO.VnS. I
CoiiKitllilntctl ( ' .nn llulilx the Hoard ,
On-liiK to I'niorahliHriiortv. .
NEW YORK , Nov. 19.-The market today con-
tlnued Its dull and narrow character , though at
some slight Improvement over yesterday , both In
the volume of the trading and In the movement
of prlc . The extreme riteon the average was
greater than yesterday , but realUIng sales In
the last hour reduce ! the net gain to very nar.
fh . ? i ? ? * ln most raeTne movement In
the sperlaltles wail much freer than In the rtand-
rallroad stocks , and Sugar and Manhattan ran
one time 2 per cent higher than yesterday ,
close , and sharp gains were also shown by Pee
ple s Gas. New Jersey Central , Reading first pre
ferred and Lead preferred. All of these ( rains
were very materially less before the clo e. Vest
Chicago fctreet Railway was quite active and
strons ana rose nearly 2 per cent.
Hut consolidated Gas occupied the middle of
, * ' 5.se ona was lh center of attention all
il y. This stock opened S4 ! per cent higher or ,
the belief that a large Individual interest In one
of the local gas companies , which has been hold
ing out for the best terms , had been brought Into
the agreement for amalgamation. The suvk
mounted upward by wide bounds , sometimes
over n point between sales , to 103V4. but the very
great skepticism In the speculative mind regard
ing published utterances on the progress of the
plan of confoll-.utlon then became manifest IN
the equally feverish couree of the stock toward
a lower lever. It got as far down as ? and
after vibrating In nn erratic manner closed > j
per cent higher at a. net gain , o : 3. per cent.
The later weakness In the market was Ou * In
pan to receipt ? from the west of falling eff In
railroad earnings , and to widespread dlRlculty
"vcr the maintenance of railroad rates. There
was talk also that large Increases In operating t
expenses would reduca the net earnings of ranI I
roads for October below what has been counted
upn. Iluylng for London account helpci to sur-
taln the market In the earlier dealings.
A feature of the day was a sharp rise ofc
In the rate * of sterling exchange , both for de.
mand bill ? and O3i > 1e transfers. This .was In
part the reflection of a stiffening In the discount
rate In London where the Dank of England Is
again borrowing money In the open market with
the purpwe of controlling the private discount
rate and relieving the pressure for gold In that
renter.
Mmsy In this market continued very dull ani
eay In all department ? . Not only has a dull-
nefs of ppe'ulatlon recced the demand for
money , but there has ten quite a heavy flow
uf funds during the wesk from Interior point ? .
Tomorrow's bank statement Is expected to show
a material Increase of available money.
The bnnd market was moderately active and
prices advanced. Total sales , { 1,345.000. United
State ? 4s. registered , and 5s advanced H per
jent bid.
The Evening Post's London financial cable
gram says : "The stock markets were Idle and
irregular toShy. Consols and other Investment-
were L.wer on the prospect of money being tem
porarily dearer for reasons already cabled you.
The price of gold has fallen to 77s Hid. Ameri
cans were firm , nnd on the whnle a better ten
dency , being assl ted by Senator Hanna's bull-
'ph ' remarks en trade. The Paris bourre was
rather dull and the Berlin , market was quiet. "
Th follotvinc were tne closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
Total sales of stocks today were 19SU35 shares.
Including : Chicago , liurllncton & Qnlncy , 15,230 ;
Louisville & Nashville. 4.3ft ) . ManhatUn , 7.423 ;
Metropolitan Street Railway , 3,4&5 ; Missouri 1'a-
cine. 5.620 ; Rock Island. 10.133 ; St. I'aul , 12 5M ;
St. Paul & Omaha. 5.105 ; Union Paclflc , 3,072 ;
American TolMcco. 3,026 ; People's Gas , 13,910 ;
Consolidated Gas. 13.603 ; Sugar. 33.W1.
\fir York Moiu-y .llurkot.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-MONEY ON CALL
Easy at ItitlS p r cent ; last loan , l\fji per cent ;
cloiln , " at 2 per cent.
PRIME .MERC'ANTILE PAPER 3'S84H per
STERLING i\THANGE-Strenp. actual
busne.4a ! In lar.'KirV bills at ] 4-3 < iQ4 k7 i ; posted
ratt-3. ti S3 > - j4.Wh ; commercial bills. J4.S2.
SILVER ( KRTIKICATES SSeSSc.
UAH SILVER-SSc.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 45HC.
GOVEIlNMnNT1 UONDS Firm.
STATE IjriNDS Dull.
RAILROAD nONDS Firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U. S. new4s. TVS. . . 127 iN. | J. O. is . 112H
U.s.naw49cou. . .
U.S,4B.res ll'JI * N.C.48 . 10.1H
U. S. 43. coup 'N'o. ' Paeins l8t * . . . . H7 ! <
U.S. 28. nt. .Ko. Pacino its .
U.S. 3s.rej No. P-wtne 4a .
U.S. 54. coup lUHi N. Y. a & 3t-L.4 . . 1044
District ' 1. Ois 109 > 4-'N. iW. Us . 120
Aa..chm ! A 105 , .V. W.Coasols . 142
Ala..cU4SlJ . ! ( ) * ! ! . ' . W. Dao.5 . 118
Ala..class C 101 .Ore. Nav.lsti . 112
Ala. Currency. Ore. Nav. 4s . . . . W3i <
Atchtboii4 80 Jo. S. L. tia. t. r. . 120U
Atchisonaui. 4s . . . 3 MiO. S. US . t. r . U2H
Canada So.2nda. . . 10-.fi O. Iran. t t , t. r. . . . OJ
Chic.TerSi , 44 O. Iinp 5a. L r . 40
C.Jt O. Si liu > { 'p.ieineti of ' 33. . .
C. H. A U. 4 J . lOIHH ! 1in ; 4 * .
I ) , ill ( i. UU . ILH , u.o.Wajt ists . . . . Bl
D. , VK. G. 4s , Si , SU L. i I. M. C03. J 83
KautTinn. lut-t . . 103 St. L.XS. F.Gia 0. 110K
KrtoGi'li. J . . . . . . 7UHSt. ! P. Coai-jU . 139
F. W.Jc I ) . U. t. r. 09 iSU P. C. i P. UU . . lltflf
" ' ' ' .St. P. a i P. 3 . . . . . 1 10H
G I. AS. A. di" . . 1U4 's. ' C. noaruaJ . ! <
( J. H..VS. A. 2ds. . sjntherar.r. 5 . . . 02
. . . jS. iv. AT. < 14 . 00
H A.T. C.COH 0 * . 101 iTenn.nsw ot.U . . Hd
Iowa C. UU .lV-t. PJ ; . L G. UU 00
K. P. con. t. r. . . . Tax. PJ3 Kf. 2dJ , , 2fi
K. P. Ism. t. T U.P. l.u . 101 S
La.NewCon.4i . . ioa u. p. D. io , i t . .
L. AN. Unt. , . . . St'i.Wab. I t3 .
Mlsiour ) Ua 101) Wa * 2d . 78
M.K.i. r. 2J 01H U > * tshorai * . . . . UOH
M.K. AT. 4 * . . . . . B'JHiVa. Canturle * . . 06) ) ,
M. Y C. Ikla. . . ,119 , Va. djferrad .
Snii Frnnrlicu Sllnlnir ( j.uotntluii * .
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ! . The official closing
quotations on mining stocks today were as fol
lows :
Silver bars , S7U = ; Mexican dollars ,
drafts , sliht , lie , teUffraphlc ,
Stuck lluutntloiii ,
IX > NDON. Nov. U I p. m. cloilne ;
Oonsoln.iii'y . . sU'uui common. . . 93
Contois , aso'u lN Y. Central . 1OU
Can. Pacific K3l ! Penni > jUauli . 50 H
Ena . 16HilleA3lQr . 10H
Krte 1st ofo 3Jh Max Cea.uaw4t. . U7H
III. Ooutrai. 104 I.Mcburn . , 1.3V ,
Vlcucan orjinarr . . 17 IL.AM . atlk
BAR SILVER Strady , per ounce.
MONEY pr cent.
Aiuprlcnn Srcurlllf * In Luniloti.
LON'OO-V. NorU. . Tut market for Amerlua
< -tl\tt\ nf , iprit'rs , Th tw > e * d ! rady and
the demand eenerslty llitht
llnHton StnrU llnntnllnn * .
HOSToN jiit. 1e 1 ll loins l',4ii per cent ;
time I'.ana 3 < M per cent , i ' . .sir * rrlce * fo *
stacks , bonJs and immrut hsre .
" "
A.T. A .1 F 1SH * d. Eta. ' | j. 10.1
American Surar. . 1.12 > < G o. IBles. oM. . . . 81
Am.S'isar ofJ . . . 112 lAwhHon orj jvj
HsvSUte O.iv..2 13-ltl Atchtfwn 4v 8oM
Dell Telephone. . . 263 'N. Ent ; ( Is lli'i
Boston A Alb\av. 21 * .Gpnoral . niw 38. . IIMI
ItOMon A MMno. . . li > 0 ; WI . dmt. Is 34) ) {
do pfd 1 Sflt4 * Win. Cent S 124
C. . ll.VJ t'3M , Allouei MlntnrCJ .Ml
FltcliDur ? 04 Atlnntle MX
General Kloolrto. . .S2'llovon ' A MnnUn i li : ;
Illinois SIROI. . . 43 lllcntu.v listen. . . . 244
Mexican Central. . I' iCaUnneli Upon. . 4no
N. V..VN.E 80 Centennial 17 {
Old Colony. 1S.1 iFranXiln 20
O.S. L M 1H4 KKlrsKVO17
RuDDer 15 Oceoli 33
Union Pacific IWKiOultlcr 114
WestEna IllHSntitMF < ; foprHr. . 0 (
We t End tJfd JOO TamiirniU ICO
W. EIoc 20 < 4 Wolverine 10
W. Elcc. pfj 67 I i . . .
\ < -iv York 3IlnlnB qnotntlonn.
NE\Y YORK. Nov. 19. The followlnR are this
closing mlnlne quotatlunst ' '
Chollar. . iu Ontina. . . antl
Crown Point. . 15 ODhlr. . . ; 75
Con. Cal. A Va , . . . 100 Plrthbuttt 8
Dcadwoou . t'U ' Qulckilirer. 10 , )
Oould ACurrj . oulo'k&tlver ofj. . . DOO
143 Sletr * Net-ana. . . , 80
HOUICSLIRO . 301K1 StannanU 100
Iron Sllrer . V.1 Union Con 30
Mexican . 35 Yollovr Jio'iut . . . . 35
ROSTON. Nov. IJ.-CIearlncs. (15,00,1C3 ; bal
ances. ll.CO.KQ.
RALTIMORK. Nov. ! . Clearlnes , f2S3 , S9S ;
balances , PSt.927.
NEW YORK , NOT. 19. CTlenrlncs , Ji2l.i2.t7 ;
balances , 9 , S. ° , 75.
I'HILADELI'HIA. Nov , 19-ClearlnKS , 110,397-
J45 ; balances , tI,54 ,3CO.
MEMPHIS , Nov. 19.-nearinCT , J5S.OO : bal
ances , 511C,0 > 3 ; New York exchange , selllne at
par.
par.CINCINNATI. . Nov. 13. New York exchange ,
308 B premium ; money , IH9 * per cent : clear
ings. J2 , < XX,900. !
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1 ? . Clearings. Jl.S .OCO :
commercial. 11.53 per tlO discount ; New York
exchange , bank. par.
ST. I > Ot'lS. Nov. 19. Clearlnirs. JI.761.7SS ; bal
ances JI73.6W ; money , steady. MfS ] > er cent : New
York exchange , 25c prtralum bid , 50o premium
ask J.
CHICAGO , Nov. 19 Clearlnjrs. J1S.S70.S3I ; New
York exchance. . 50c premium ; postel rates , tl.Si'.J
and Jl S6U. Stocks active ; AVest Chicago , very
firm on room buying. Closlna : West Chlcaso ,
103 : Diamond Match , 144 ; North Chicago , KS bid ,
232 asked : Lake Street U 174 : New York Ulscuit ,
C3H ; Strawboonl , SO ; South Side L. C * .
Forulfcn Kliiniiclal.
I1ERLIN. Nov. 19. Exchange on Ixmdon ,
marks 15 pfgs. for checks.
PARIS. Nov. 19. Three per cent rentes. Mtlf
67 > c for the account ; exchange on London , 2f
184C for checks.
1X3NDON , Nov. 19. The rate of dls.-ount in the
open market for short bills. 2 ; 027 * per cent ; the
mt of discount In the open market for three
months' bills , J Ti per cent. Gold Is quoted at
Buenos Ayres today at 175.54 ; at Lisbon. 4i73 : at
Rnme , 105.2-J. American eagles are quoted at
7Cs7d-
COTTOX MAUICnTS.
Spcctilntloii Fnlltt to Ilrnnilcn n Ilns
Iteeii Kxiiecti-d.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. The cotton market
opened steady at a loss of from S to > points , but
recovered all before noon. The early weakness
was due to disappointing opening cables , but
later cables gave some encouragement and pori
receipts ran below estimates. Shorts at the pres
ent low prices naturally show hesitation to stand
on their deals , and there Is a disposition to
change front on anything like bull encourage
ment. Speculation , however , falls to broadfn us
expected. In the afternoon trading was active.
Weakness developed under local selling with the
market finally easy .t a net IOK < of from. 4 to 7
points. Middling. 3ic net receipts , 372 bales :
ports to Great Uritaln. S.S11 bales : to France.
' 70 bales : to the continent. 4.00' bales ; forwarded.
13 573 bales ; siles. 3.95S bales ipinners. 15S bales.
Tvuni to < 1av : Net recelms. C4.2C5 bales : cxiicrts
to Great Hrltaln. 2D.S99 bale * ; to Fran-e , K.V3
bales ; to the continent. 5.643 bales : stock. 6.1. . 1.
bales. ron oldated ! : Net receipts. 3S .9So bales ,
exports to Great Hritaln. 143.651 bales : to tiancc.
70.W2 bales ; to the continent. 144.13. . bales. Total
since September 1 : Net receipt * . 3.2 * . . W3 biles
.
120 7S3Savannah. . 571.
Wl'mlngtor , 1&S.649 ; -
14- Newport News. 3.o.4 : Baltimore , . .
hir " -1J3- New York. ! 5. H ; Brunswick.
f Penrncoli , S3.303 ; Port Royal , 31,424 ; total
XF. Nov. 19.-COTTONrFutures.
November. So.l norn-
bales
steady ; sales , I2.4-W :
tnal ; December. JiMgiM : JimuarjS . . - - :
FebruarjS5.4185.42 : March. J3.46f. 4. : Ap-Il.
J5.51fi5.52 : May. Ji5C05.57 ; June , jQ.C19j.C2 : July ,
' e- ' -
f f'JSJo-TTON u.et . ; mid-
dllng 5 5-16c ; sales. 172 bales ; receipts 6 C29
bales ; shipments. 5.3CO bales ; stock. 4..5S2 biles.
GALVESTON. Nov. 19.-COTTO.V-Firm : mld-
' ' °
LniVE RPOOL , Nov. 19.-CQTT ON-Spot good
,
business done ; prices higher ; American middllns
fair SHJ' Rood middling. 3Jid : American mid
dling 39-32d : low middling ; 3 r.-:2d : good ordl-
natr 31-J2J ; ordinary , 2 2f3. . The sales of
the day were 12.WO bales , of w.ilch 1.5nO were
for speculation and export and Included 11.500
American : receipts. 31.010 bales , including 25.709
bales American. Futures opened quiet with a
moderate demand and closed steady : American
middling. L. M. C. . November , 3 13-C4t3 14-64.1 ;
November and December , 3 1I-64SJ3 I2-Wd. wl-
lers- December and January , 3 ll-C4d , value ;
Janusr > ' and Februarj' . 3 11-Ctd , sellers ; Febru
arj' and March. 3 11-C403 l-C4d , sellers ; Marcn
and April. 3 12-644. buyers : April and May.
3 13-6463 14-64(1. ( sellers ; May and June. 3 14-64 J
S 134d , buyers : June and Julj" , 3 15-64Q3 16-644.
buyers ; July and August , 3 1S-C4S3 16-64d. buy
ers : August and September , 3 17-6483 1S-C4J , sel
lers.
_
Wool M.irketx.
BOSTON. Mass. , Nov. 19. The Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool markrt :
The market continues exceedingly quiet. There
has bee.i one sale of 250.0TO ] > ound < Irish hold
ings nt 31S cents , some heavy sales of Australian
and another sale of 5"OW pounds of Montevideo
nt nbout 23 cents. In domestic wools there Is
little doing. A sate of TS.OW pounds this fall at
15 * cents m rk tr top price obtainable for such
stock. Wc ) l has not receded from last week's
level though the drop of 5 ppr cent In Antwerp
has causc-d some nervousness. The sales of the
week arc l.W56.t' pounds domestic and 2.7SS.OW
rounds foreign , against 2.SM.701 pounds domestic
and 1 473.0W pounds foreign last we k : and ! .MS-
W ) pounds domestic and 955. OT ) pounds foreign
for1 the Fame week last yc-tir The Mies to date
show an Increase of IS.OVi.SW pounds domestic
nnd 123.SM.200 pounds foreign , from the sales the
same date In 1SSC. The receipts to date show an
Increase of 121,741 bales domestic ana 231,424 bales
' "
"HOSTON. Nov. 19. Quotations for leading1 de
scriptions :
t Michigan combing , 2fc ; No. 2 Illinois combing ,
25c : X New York , New Hamp hlre and Vermont.
23j2c : No. 1 New York , New Hampshire and
Vermont , 27c : unwashed medium and Kentucky
and Indiana quarter-blood combing. "Ic : Ken
tucky and Indiana three-elght.is-b'.ood combing ,
24Q27c ; Missouri quarter-blood combing. 23323ci
Missouri three-eiKhths-blood combing. ZSQHc ;
bralil comblpg , 21c : lake and Georgia. 22c. Texas
wools : Eprlns medium ( twelve months ) . 163Hc ;
scoured price. 43845c ; spring , tine ( twelve
months ) , lieiSc ; scouted price , 50S52C , Terri
tory wools : Montana nne medium and nne , Htj
ISc ; scoured price. 4S&50c ; staple , C285Co : Utah ,
Wyoming , etc. , line medium and line , US17c ;
scoured price , 5 < 0S7c.
Australian wools : Scoured basis , combing , su-
perflne , 70672c ; scoured bails , combing , good , 61
( jOSc : scoured basli , combing , average. CljCio ;
Queensland combing , C5c.
ST. I > DUIS. NJV. IS. WOOL In light demard
and easy : medium , 15C2"c ; light fine , 2l7c !
heavy nne , S914c ; tub washed , 22030V c.
toffee Murkt'lH.
NEW YORK. Nov. -COFFEE-OptIons
ojncd barelr steady at a decline of ItlW points ,
ruled slow with a weak undertone , European
cables being unfavorable , receipts at Rio and
Santos heavy and spot buyer * procrastinating :
closed aulet at a net lost of from $ to 10 point * .
Rales. J2.S10 bags. Including Derernl.er , J5.I3 ;
March , J3.05 , Spot coffre , Itlo , w ak and nom
inal : No. 7 Involc * , CKe ; No. 7 1-jlAlne , * 4c.
Mild , weak ; Cordova , S'l<c ' : sal < n < . ' , ' ( ) bag *
Maracalbo , SOO bars Central .American Total
warehouse deliveries from the United Statei. 11 , .
13 bags , Including 12,741 li n from New York ;
New York stock today. i37,4 2 bae : t'nlte.1
Ktalrs stork , M7.S4I bam , KtViat for the United
Stairs , K-.Vi b& s ; total vWUf for the I'nl'ed
State * . V3I.SII lacs , aealnst trt.TK bags last year
and 533 1M tugn In 1K5. "
SANTOS. Nov. 1 * . CWFDE-QuIet : seed BVM--
age Fant.-s. 7.600 rets , receipts " ' JO.lrO bags ; stock.
IIAMHt'RO , Nov. 19. rOITBE Opened H pfir.
lower , closed HflSpfg. net 'lowers fairs , . Jl.dK )
RIO DE JANEIRO. Niv ! . COFFEE-QuIrt :
No. 7 Rio. 7.ST/I rel : exrhanew 7 l ltl : reoelpti.
1J.OM bags : cleared far the L'nlted 'States , 14.0ft )
bacrs : cleared for Europe , 2'JOQ ' Uic , slock , 4 > 3.0 > 0
bags.
HAVRE. Nov. ! . COFFEE nosd Qul t ! > t
net toss of tf. sales. 2C,0 > JO
S uit 11 r Market * .
NEW ORLEANS. Nor. . ' SttGAR-Open ktt-
tie steady at t" ijle : centrlf esJ very u-or r ,
crcnuUted , 4 1I-1CCI 7-lCc ; whiten. X 11-100
4 J-JCc ; yellows. S',61T4 < - uqpJs JSOJ'ic Mo ,
Itnm open kettle sttady at UifSlc. centrifugal ,
easy at 404 > re Syrup. > teaiy ! at II6J2- .
LONDON , Nov -SI'dAR nm ruirir. No
vember , s IHdj December npJ March , ti 4Ud.
'OMAHA ' LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Bun of fatt'e and lair Supply of
and Sheep.
LITTLE LIFE IN THE CATTLE BUSINESS
Short Suiiply All ( lint 1'rrvcntn n IInd
IlrenU linen Ailvntirc \iitcli ,
5 > ellliiKr IJiiHlly n Mimic
StrotiKcr.
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. M.-Ilecelpls for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle- . Hoc . Shcrp. Horses
November 19 1.M9 4.0H 1,411 Z7
November IS 4.4W ) 5 , S7 2a7 . . . .
November 17 3,162 4.CSI 1.467 K
November 15 4,303 4.SS3 2.3SS . . . .
November 15 IolS 2WS 1.S37
November 13 JH 5C < 6 1.22J
November 17. 7.0W 4,531 1,032 15
November 11 3.S16 6,019 3.7M
November 10 6.S15 5.SS7 1.8S9 1C
November 9.2.7G2 S.345 MM
November S 3,450 2 , 9l 719 * 2
November E S37 3 , 39
November 5 2.114 3,703 1.793 6S
November 4 3,919 4..W2 I.S53
The offlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cittle. H'RS. Sh'p. H'ses.
C. , M. & St. P. Uy 2
O. & St. U Ry 1
SUssourl Pacino Hy. . . 3 1
Union Pacific System. 12 12 2
K. . 11 & M. V. H. II. , 9 14 2 2
C. , St. P. . M & O. tty. 13 6
n. & M. n. n. n 27 15 2
C.I1. & Q. Hy 4
K. C. & St. J 11 2
c. , n. i. & P. ny. . E. . i 7
C. , K. I. & P. Hy.V 1 . .
Total receipts 79 Gl 6 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purcnuslng the num
ber of hpad Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omarti Packing Co 03 70S
The G. H. Hammond Co. . 140 1,177 101
Swift and Company . . . . 27 1,073 31
The Cudahy Packing Co CM io3 ai
Lobman & Hotftschllds . . 44
W. I. Stephens 15
Hill & Huntzlng 17
Benton & Underwood . . . . M
L , . P. Husz 23
H. Hamilton C9
Cudiihy P. Co. , K C. . . . 234 319
Other buyers C3
Total 1.S33 4,030 1.M1
CATTHB There were only seventy-seven
loads of cattle here all told and out of that
number there were ten cars which were
conslsned direct to packers and were not
offered for pale. The market as a whole
was lacklnc In Interest and was Inclined to
be slow and devoid of life. There were some
pretty decent cattle In the yards , but at the
same time a good deal of trash.
The most deslrablo of the fat cattle sold
at Just about steady prices , 33 there were
not many here. At the same time advices
from other markets were not reassuring
and the market was a little slow and In
clined to be easier on the less desirable
kinds. While the trade was lacking In life
there were so few here that the supply was
soon exhausted.
There were quite a peed many cows and
heifers on sale and the most desirable kinds
moved off quite readily and at just about
steady prices. One load of pretty good lit
tle heifers sold at J4.25 and another at J4.30.
The market on the medium and common
kinds was -Oow and weak Practically every ,
thing sold in good season.
Stocktrs anil feeders were in very mod
erate supply and the market was Just about
steady. Kepresentative sales :
NATIVES.
4. . . . 172 5 73
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
Na. Pr.
t springer w. . . . 31 90
1 cow and calf 3 : . nn
1 cow and calf 3501
1 cuw an.l calf 37" . )
1 cow end calf " > f * >
1 cow and calf 47 W
WESTERNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
4 bulls1327 J2 CC 1 stag 1170 3(0
7 tailings. . . . 1011 S 25
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. I-r. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow 500 Jl CO Scows. S93 J2 fS
2 cows 975 235 1 tailing. 100 275
1 tailing 1010 275 ScowS23 2 M
1 tailing. . . . . SCO 310 K cows. 103) 320
2 fetdeia. . . . 640 3 50 3 feeders. . . . 676 3 65
42 feeders. . . . 642 430 13 cows. 9TS 273
13 cows 1072 3 CSMONTANA.
MONTANA.
29 steers. Ilf6 375 2 cow * . 10M 30)
36 cows 990 325 1 feeder 1'CO 300
15 feeders..IflSS 3 61 1 bull. 12tO 250
12 bulls 12SO 2 C5
C5TEXAS.
TEXAS.
1 cow SfO Z 50 2) steers. 937 SO )
70steers 937 340 1 calf 2CO 450
HOGS The hos market advanced a notch this
morning , values being a shade stronger. The
full loads soM at .loij : . 3. as against J3.25@3.45
yesterday. Today the heavy hogs deigning 300
pounds and upward rold at t3.30O3.35. while tht
same weights yesterday brought J123Q3.30. The
medium and lUht weights sold , at J3.35Q3.45. the
same range as yesterday. In other wort's , wnat
advance there was occurred on the heavy
loads. The average of all the sales van 2'c
higher than yesterday. 7 * c higher than Monday ,
but 3Uc lower than a week agu.
The market was reasonably active at the pre
vailing prices , and an early clearance was ef
fected. Representative sales :
SHEEP There were only a few mutton sheep
h-re , but the market as slow ami ] 0c lower
Chicago has dropped about 3Ac In the past tnrr
or four days anil buyers here were trying to
get some concession. Representative vales :
No. AT. Pr.
142 Mexican feeders . , . , , 73 tl IS
tl wuitern ewes 95 3 51
SS HHitern yearlings , 79 4 10
C-l western yearling * 79 4 10
8 western Umbs C7 4 ' * >
117 stackers 7 400
InilluunpoIlN I.lvr Stock.
INDIANAPOLIS , Nsv. IS. CATTLE-Rec-lpts ,
l.Syliead ; shipments , COO head : market quotabljr
steady : good to prime steers , fl W&C. 10 ; fair to
medium steers , | l , < JHi ; Kood to choice steers ,
II 1664.00.
Iioas-Recrlpts , CM. ) hold ; shipments , 1 MO
head ; matket artlre ; good to cjolce medium and
heavy. Ji < 56iWV , : mixed and heavy , JJ.4V33.45 ,
comnv.n llchti , JH003 SO.
SHEEP-Receipts , M ) head : shipments , 6f *
head ; market only fair and ISc lower ; good to
choice Umbs , IS.WRtW ; common to medium
lambs. lt.OO@4.TS : common sheep , II K&J Ti.
iB Clly l.lvtSli > ck Murkrt.
KANSAS .CITY , Nor ! > . t'ATTLE-lUortpt * .
l.r O jeid , IIUK'I U tuady ti tftnic , Tfxaj steer * .
t ! &J. : : ; Tf s * cows , i : 9& > .2S , n tUe steers
H.15&4.W , .jaiUve cowi nd hetftr * . | 1. 8 . ) ;
*
nd feeler * , niAOI.Mt hull * . Jt 15(11. M.
3-R eli > t . Uono hc < l. market straity to
lower : talk of Miles , lt3iVe4S. . h * Tle .
luhts , MBUS.4.- . rkeiv , . . .
SHKEP-n * "li > t . 1" < X > he J : market nrmi
Umbs , UJiys : : , muitans ,
UIIICACO i.ivi : STOCK .
Itettor Mrinnml for llcnvjCnlUc nnil
They Sell Frrrljr.
CHICAOO. Nov. lThre l wm a moderate
general demand for cattle * nd Ivrlcrs were barely
steadA few very cnMnary steer * sold for
from JJ.TS to Jl. with choirto fancy cattle
brinslnB from K to JS.40 , the ( rreater t rt of the
sales bring at from JI.SS to JS KM western *
sold at from JJ.7 * to Ji.Sfl. and northern fej
Texans sold as hUh II.M. There nss better -
ter dV-mand for hevy cattle and they solJ freely
at from Ji to J3.4& . The sbx-ker ni frfltr trade
was fairly ctl e at from Jl.JS to H JS. n few
selling at from JI.49 to J4.M. OalvM were
.htly higher and milch cows were unchanged.
Texas Bras * cows , bulbs and steers sold In mod
erate number * at from JJ.50 to Jl
There was a fairly active local and shlpplne
demand for hogs at yeMentay's late prices tmi
the market closed dull and weak. Sales were
largely nt from J..IO to J3.SO. prime shipping lots
fetching from W. to JJ.S74 nnd coarse heavy
lockers from J * . to JS.3 * .
Trade In sheep and lambs was slower at lower
prices. Sheep sold at from J2.W to JI.6S. fed
westerns going at the top price. Limbs soil at
from JJ.75 to J3.7S. largely at from JI.S ) tn Ji.BO.
Rams < -M at from JS.2S to Jl. Very few theep
nnd lambs are now coming from the western
ranges.
Receipts : Cattle. 3.500 head hogs. J2COO head ,
sheep , 7WO held.
St. Louis 1.1 vo Stock.
ST. LOtTIS , Nov. 1 ? . CATTLB-Recetpts. S nV )
hrad. of which 1,70ft head are Texans : shipments.
2.0" > head ; market , steady : fair to fancy nstlve
shipping and export steers. Jl.354tt.34 : bulk of
sales. ll.MiRI.S : , ; dressed beef nnd butcher steers ,
J1.6J ? 4. ; bulk of sales. JI.OMM.7o : f-ers unJer
LOO ! ! . . J3.3904.75 ; bulk of ssle * . J3.6J44.10 :
* tockrs and feeders , J2.4. 4 90 ; bulk of siles
J3.0104.10 : cows and heifers. (2.009450. Texas and
Indian rteers. grass. J3.00O3.S6 : fed , J425 : cuws
and heifers , J2.60R3.S1.
HOO. .Receipts. 6H > 0 head : Milpments , 100
head : market , steady : light. J3.40&S.5:1 ] : mixed.
JJ.KfJ3.40 ; heavy , J3.4S3.5 : .
SHEEP Receipts , l.of" ) head : shipment * , nnne :
market , slow but strong : native muttons , It.Mff
.M ; culls and bucks. J2.0 > ) & 3.25 ; stockers. J * l ff
3.25 ; lamle , Il.r50.90.
XIMV Yorlc I.lvr Stock.
NEW YORK. Nov. -HCKVKS Rec-ipts.
3.SM head : native sti < rs , stags nnd oxen. J3 7ifl
4.50 ; bulls , J2.5JC3.O1 ; dry cows. Jl 7 ff ? 15.
European cables quote American steers at 10'it *
ll > ic : no exports.
CALVES Receipts. 230 head : veals. J5.00f7..j ;
grassers , J3V33.73 : westerns. J325.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS Rereints. 3Shcnd
Sheep. J3. ( & 4 75 ; lambs , J5 23P6.1S.
HOGS Recelpt.i , 3.103 had : easier nt JJCOiTJS' .
Knit IltifTnln Llvo Stork.
EAST RUFFALO. N. Y. , Nov. ! 9. CATTLE-
Qulet
HOGS Yorkers , good to choice , K.Aftl < & ;
roughs common to good. J3.W03.23 ; pigs , com
mon to choice. J3.Ki3.CO.
I \MHS Choice to extras. J5.S5S5 K : culls to
common J4. 5$35.CT .
SHEEP Choice to ele-1ed wethers , J4.650IS1 ! :
culls to common. J.3.000S.C5.
Ir.uNillH1.1vi - Stot-k.
I/5U1SVILLE. Ky. . Nov. 19.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 301 head : market , slow on common and
medium , but steady on goo-l cattle
an ndvani > * of So'all good hr.gs selling nt JS 4.1r
J.5fl : pigs. J3.KQ3.45 : market closed w , ak , Sc
lower.
SHEEP-Unclinnped.
Cliu'liuintl Llv < - Stork.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 19. HOGS Active. 12 Snfi
3.55.
CATTLE Steadv. J2.I5S-3.in
SHEEP Pull , lower , 12.256135. Lamb * , dull ,
lower , J3.50g5.40.
Stork In Slurht.
Record of rfcclpts of live ftrrk at the four
principal markcls for November 19 :
Catt > . Hoc . Sheep.
Omaha 1 " 19 4 Ml ! in
Chicago 3 fen 32 ( f 7 mo
Kansas City 4 : n n " 2 !
St. Ixuls S0 > 6.FCO 1 " > o .
Totals 12519 5H41 11411
\t-iv York Ir > ( JcxxK llnrkcl.
NEW-YORIC. Nov. 19.-Dry CO.MS ai - f. . lr. -
Inp the lines of tlw week' trailing an 1 shr \ \ n
increase In Intoren In any c-nde. Pf-i'r nr-
of the opinion that tht e can h no raVra' i-hmvp
In thp yltuatlpr. until there hs been n I- .L 1
Improvement In the wenthcr in ii w iv f m
seasonable c ndft'on ' At ji e nt rmll o : 't * ' nrf *
lleht and More trading Is llmM-l HT ! c. a-
tlv In woolens nnd wor d pv1 th ritvnmid
Is restricted to jlltrht rp-oidw Jobb * ' nro ron-
ductlnc a. rnmpaJBn nf cnncess1 is on vnrlnu
different ltn < - " of pee < J and In this way nrc ot > -
talnlnc control of a vn. t number at ex < < 1lnclv
Irresrulnr prices. Th y neither mar nor help the
Ituatlon to any appreciable extent. rollert r > ns
'
are very fair , 'in stntil * cottons thedeman.l f--
Inth brown and olrach 1 cvxls ! . nulte llmltf !
and Is wlthnut feature In nnv ( rrade. In print
cloths th tratlln ? of the week hns l > n snail ,
nirt * of lUc for exlra. are Etendllv rrfusd by
manufacturers , and there Is prartlrnllv n" de
mand for th e coodn at n net chane-e of 1.-lSc.
The goods nre cxcwdlncly quiet In all grades.
I.ptitlii-r > lnrkot.
CHICAGO. Nov. IS Th Shoe nrA Lenther ni--
vlew of Novemhor ! .1 will say : The zreat west
ern cattle flouphterers have sold hides of about
ever } ' E lectl'-n this wck and at the full quoted
rates. Defp'te ' the decline of qnalltv colnclocnt
with the feafon and thiitmo't efforts of buy
ers to depresf t > rlces the market fhowi no slsns
of weakness. Since our last report tpreacly na
tive steer hMe Fold m Wr heavv native Fter
Mrt's broneht 1'i'r nr-t b itf > > rnrt < ! e , ] intie cos
orado steers and branded cows went at O'io nn.1
hf-avy and Ilnht native cow hides realized
and ! Csic rfspectlvely.
Cnllfnrnln Dried Frtil ( .
NCW YORK. Nov. 19 CALIFORNIA
TOIMT ? Pteadv for apple ; , other fruits out * .
Evaporated apples , common. SQ7o per Ib ; prime
wire tray. \ < - : wood dried , nr'tne. & " , < : choice.
5'4c' fancy SfiOUc. 1'runes ' . 'tVuc n r Ib . ns IT
ize and qiialltv. " Apricots. Iloval. 7 < TWc : IWoor
Park. Sfillc. Peaches , unp-ele.1. 7 jrlOc ; pIed. .
12O17c.
MniioliPitT Textile Fnlirlc Slarket.
MANCHESTER. Nov ' --Oaths and yarns
quiet , with a moderate inquiry
YOUR SYSTEM THAT IS ALL V/RONG.
HUOYAN will make It all rlBht acaln. You
xn..qffes vfe qfx KgfiLNKkb Bkmfvi ; kfbcam'.vp
peaceful sleep. You know that there are other
men on earth who are more manly than you.
HUDYAN remedio-treatment for a week will
alter this. You ought to be ns strons as your
next-door neighbor. HfDYAN ill ehc jou
the vitality that It needs to make a nho. j man.
Uut rfmember that it Is only
Yes. HfDYAN that will do this. You want to
Ktt rid of those shaking l.an.ls. A k Hbuut
Hie great r rnedlo-treatment You want to be
able to look the world fairly In the face. Aek
about the great lemedi neoiimnt You want
energy , and you want Jlfe. Au < abvut that
grand reinedlo-tleatinent. Free as the air you
breathe are the circulars and t < tiinnnlal All
you. liavp it. do In to ofk for them.Vrile and
see today.
You err a weakling ! It needs not cne to tell you.
You cannot e\en walk win your head up. Get
HUDYAN and > ou wl I be able < , . Get the
fiUUYAN treatment and you will not know
yourself In a week. Hut y u me p ing from
bjd to worse at this ni-'in ' ni Step ! Yes. STOP !
An * etop this > ery mlnu'e You can KH HUD-
VAN as nelt today as j uu M'll be. able to Kel
It tomorrow. Re id man and be a coed cne !
CURES
All olii i > N of curnlil ) . illxvit i > K an *
rureil nt the Kraml < ilil Hnilmiii 3Ifil- )
cnl IiiHlltutr."rrhlrlj - Day Illiioil
Curt' " flrriilarn jirr fret- , ton , nnil If
you Kill litit ilfKcrllit * > our ill < -a i-
ami KV < ! the iloctom u chniiee to lu-lji
) uu , > ou vrill lie fiircil.
UmlsoD Medical Institute ,
itockton , Market and Ellis 5ts. ,
San Francisco , Cnliforniu.
CORE YOURSELF ,
U BlfU for uccstartl
dlschirfes , iDQsmnmtioni.
Irritttloas or ulcerslle&f
if 1QOC4US nieoi
F ial < i , sod not
" " " ' Powonoo" .
* * > d b/
r s at ID UU vrtpiAr.
b > .iprnj. cttMld. tai
.U3. or * botlUs , K.75.
t Uib
ENNYROYAL PILLS
9s l u * otlj Cuuluc.
UBIIS uk .
IUd sad CfcUttulW
'li ' UM rtlUt. T L . _
a etk r. vVu 44 > ? wJ viiu - V
llomj 4 < u ( 4. AiDnut l. > r ul4U.
' . ' . "i" * * JrtU Un. u > UmuUU > | 4
" -Uef fcr r.4Itfc'.l iW. I , r.l.r.
lOee TMttntttuii. x t / * .
( Oil 8YM11US )
A lYrltlen Gnnrnntre to t't'Tli : T.VERY
CASE or MOMV : itirc.MiKit.
Our cnr IK permanent nd not a r > trhlnir ntv Curt
treated trn jer * h i r.eftr teen a init > i' nUnre *
By ileteilblnc roar nor fulle rn Itrnt loa by IMII ,
and e Blr the mm > tronirirti r me to cur * or refund
all money Thcp * ho prrl > r l < - eim * here- for trel >
mrnt ran do ro an1 i > will nijr r Url < r r * both wan
and hotel bllu while fcere Ifor fall to m'f. w f elm | .
Hire thevoild loracaw tt t our Mniilr Itemetlr
will not mrt Write -or full rwrtlraltrt ami eel the
etMwife. W know that Jonar < > . , litlml Juttlj 10loo ,
at the me * ! eminent | > h > * ii l n * liave neter betn abla
to Rita rnor Ihsn trmpotatT relief * In our ten tears
practice w.th thl" .Mimic llemrily I * hs toenmotl
difficult tonrprmmf thfipirJuiHtTacln > t all to-eMltd
peflttes. Hut nnder oa > ' Mtong fiatvritre you * hoa)4 )
trot Imitate to < rjINrowdy. Y catnip no elianrvoi
lading tour mcnf.T V > miarantr * to cure or refund
rtrrt dollar and a * we harp a rrpitatlon to prtilrct ,
alvi nnanclal 'nrklne of SSOO.OOO , It It l-rrfpcdj
Mletoalinhovill try the trroiment. Heretofore ) oti
nsT > bcrn t tittlnff up ami paylnir out your money ( or
dltteirnt treatment * KIM ! Although you an not JTI rarrd
no one has jwk ] liart your money , l > o not wa t * any
rnoremoner until yuu try us. ( . > l f. chronic , drervwalfs ]
r e curwf In thlitjr to ninety ii ys. InTMtlcate out
fi'tanrtal ilarullni ; . cor rrjnitnllon a ImtlntM men.
Write u for nanm and adilrr oj of those w ( utt
cured , who have Rlrrn | * rtutv < lon to refer to tfcen.
II rottn ton only | . .l 2r toOotnlM It will WTryols.
world of iniRerlnit from mental strain i tnd If yon. ft
married h l mayyonr oflir-rlntt suffer through Tint
own nrKlIcr net * t Itjonr r.iij'loin at rlni , ] < > unlanv
ton throat , nmcou ialrhe in mouth. rcenmstlrin U
bones and Julntu , hair falilnc nut , rru | > tlon > rn any
Krt of thfi oody frellne of frrneral drpmtMon , Mtn !
ad or bono , you hare niitlmp looattf. Thi cwh *
arc ron tantly taVIni ; mercury and ) < ota h * hould dt -
contlnuelt CVimtanl uw of UiiUrun will njrlr
lirlnR roret and rallrnr ulc n In the end. Pou't fall to
wrltei. All corropondeno ? wnt H le < l In tilaln tnrtt-
opi. . We Inrlle the incut Mpld lntr tic tlon anj wtl
co all In our | x > w r to aid you In It- Address ,
COOK REMEDY
CO. ,
M19 Masonic Temple , Chlctigo , III
Mace a well
Man of
inr. CRiiT : -
HINDOO REMEDY V&Aft ; \
rnoprcEsTnt ABOVE V * u'\l
r.v.u . lii.'Ki.fdjCures * \
II Nertous Ul ea . TatllnR Memory
I'areilo , SlerrloMnnu. Mjthtlr Einlr-
tonn , etccauvHl by pst fibnteis Rirc
Tl oraodsl e to rhronken orftttny , end quickly bat
* at iy re tor fatt . .yiwAofx/ old or > ontic.
E Urcorrieil In vest pocket. Prim f * . < > 0aritckara.
bix for .7.o/ > < H//i u urff.'eti ntiaranfre foeure cr
i-iouev rr/ui ffrf. nov'r tirrr AN IMITATION , bu ;
ll < l t on hurtnc IKDAPO. If roar drngiitt hni not
tot it. ire wtUftemllt rrepsM.
MMMIO utsnii in , rxfn , rn e , IIL * * or irtcu.
utm , v t\j Cor IMh and IKiittl.iM Sw. . and J A
Vnllnr Vlu 14th * I > ourbl Ms J.MAHA NEW
WEAK MAN
CURE YOURSELF
Ur. Gniiiy'i wonderful Irish
In\is.at. . r the greatett.
rrmedy for Lost Manhood.
' * 'rrx.mes | > rcmaturcn u
and itups ail unnatural
drains and losses. All small
weal ! organs enlarged and
MrcnKth''ned. Sufferers , by
rcmlttlnB tl a sealed pack-
nt-o containing SO pills , care
fully compounded , wlil IM
rent by mall firm our labor.
ator > . or we will furnish elx
- , - . - . parkaces for Jj , with a
( Jlil Or. ( , rml
> < jr.M VNTITE to cure or
Success frr ; i venrs nmnej refunded. All letter *
IiW.CCO cured cunrluntl. . . | . anil Roods ? ent
with lull insiruMlons fieifrcim brprvatlon.
Address. CYHSTAL MHO CO. . Lowell. Mass.
This rcnipdy belnc ID-
Joctcil rtlrectiy to ttio
ocnt of tltoso dlEcnaca
of the Gcnito UrlnRry
Orftrsiis , re iulrcs no
chnnso of diet. C'urf )
f7tarantccd in 1 to "J
' " 3'1iunl 1 plain
by iiinll , S
Hyers-Dillon Dnig Co . S. E for ICth and Far-
nam Streets. Om h& . N > 1 *
THE RUSH
In ( lie S'prliiK will lie TrumriuloiiH.
TininiiKt iirnlltnltle lniKltifNH irlll he
lit Trnii iHirtudiili anil 'Mi-ri'liiinilli.Iiiir
nnil In 1'tirnlj.hliiir I'noil nnil ! > ti | > iillfii
In ( lit iniiKlttiilr of ( iulil SL-eUcrx lit
dhort. n tcnuTuI TrtulIiiK' ! Jlvrrtm-
tllt * nnil Stonnislilii l > tixliir . It ivn
MO In MUlt will n o 111 'US.
Tiio Alaska Transportation
and Development Company
Incorporated
no.i-assestablo
Capital
To meet this demand will own and operate Its
OXV.N STU \ > Iii ( > , HO ITS AM ) IIAIltiUS
0.\ THIS YL1COV
Cuunvotlnt ; with Ilk otvt > llniof litreso
nnil niiiKiilllci'iH Occnii StcuiilerM.
Epeclally adapted for pai-Etii > , tr butlness carry
ing to that country an Immense amount of S3UP-
1'LIKS ANL > EtjL'IPMUNT for the miners , ai
well as furnishing tht-in TRANSPOHTATIOX
for themselves and thtlr stods and establishing
TRADING STATIONS at different points. An
opportunity Is offered any person , tie they ot
small or tare * means , to buy snares of utoclc
In this company nnl PARTICIPATE In ths
c.vomiufs n i viu i\ns.
* ure to be earned wlUiln the nest 12mon.hs.
SIIAHKS AHU OlfFUHBIJ AT tfl.OO
KACII.
par value , non-asvessable , and will be offered for
a limited time only.
SAFUIl Til AX SAV1XRS IIA.VKs AXU
I1AXK STOCK ! ? .
Payliis larger dliitlcnds. W/ille numerous rav
ings banks and banks have sui ; > m'jcd , trancpur-
tatlon and trading companies were ne\er tttn
In the list of failures. This MUCK Is one of lha
mon desirable Investmentt offered the putllc.
The Inewiiiuratori' imd i ckl.alders who tiif mn-
nectfcd with this company are men of wide ex
perience In similar undertuklnKi and ir.tn nhoia
names are sufficient guarantee of the tt'ndarj
of the company , to wit :
ALIIERT C. 11LATZ. Pres. Vol. Blatz llrew. Co.
Milwaukee.
HON. WM. n. MASON , United States Scnalor
from Illinois.
D. G. EDWARDS. Pars. Traffic Mgr C II d.
D. It. It. , Cincinnati. '
FRANK A.HECHT. of Chai. Kaenner & Co
'
Chicago.
CHAS. H. noCKWULL , Tralllc Mgr. C. I. & L.
R. It. ( Monon Route ) . CbleiiKO.
W. C. R1NBARSON. Oen'l 1'ASS Aet. , C. N , O.
& T. I' . K. K. . Cincinnati.
D.V. . GRIFFITH , Pres. First Nafl Hank.
Ylckiburs. Mln.
FRED A. OTTK. rmlRhleen yearn with n'helby
Hank , Shclbyvllie. Ind.
3. M. PHILLIl'K. Cashier First Natlr.nHl . nank.
YlckburR. Mlfs.
And hundreds of others equally promlntnt.
AddreFS and make all money payable to
lie fiidsKo Troporioiion end Deveiopm co
Fl li < * r Iliillillnir , for. Vnii Iliin-n nnil
IX-urljoru Ht * . CIML'ACO. M.I. .
J. L. BO & CO. ,
Grain Provisions and Stock
1416-1418 Farnam St.
Orders ; aken for 100 bushels and upwards.
C. C. CHRISTIE. 13. J. STREET.
President. VlM-1'rnident.
G , W. ICENNEY ,
Been I a ry.
Clirisiie-Slreet Commission Co
Capital * r.0ll ( > 0.0 ( > , I'ully I'al.l. '
STOCKS , UHAI.V AMI PROVISIONS ,
* Tel up ho u i ; 1005. .
. , . Olilllliaib. .
JAMES E BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 1030. Omulm , Neb
COMMISSION ,
CHAIN , PROVISIONS andSTOCKS
UOAJU ) OF TKAUK.
Direct wires to Chicago and Netr York ,
Correspondent ! : John A. Warrtn & Co.
Weare Commission Go
COLO.VV Ill'l 1.1)1X0. CHICAGO.
Members Chicago Board of Trade since 1EC2.
Grain , Provisions anl S. Y. Stocks
Orders Cash and Future Delivery Solicited.
Oiuuliu Offlfv , lluuiu 1 , \ . Y. Life Illilg- .
. . . . I'lioiif Otll. . . .
FLOYD J , CA5IPllii- > . ,
