CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Jobbita and Mannfactnrers Do a Comfort
able Business in Spile of Mild Weather.
CCL'.tCTIONS GENERALLY SHOW UP WELL
Oninlin 3lnl < rn I.nr f finlnn In Clrnr-
I IIIKH llnrkrtii on l.cnillnu ; Klndu of
; 1'roiliicc Cirnrnilly Knvnrnlilc
[ to kiflllnu ; Intercut * .
The season has arrived when n contin
uance of the prcxcnt mild and spring-like
weather can hnrdly be expected much
longer nnd a week ago Jobbers , and In fact
fl nil business Interests , were basing large
liopes on the outcome of the cooler weather
which prevailed for n few days. They xvcre
disappointed , however , In the weather , ns
the temperature has continued far too mild
for this season of the year. Still thtre
has been a Eood business doing In most nil
lines , though It may seem somewhat re
markable that It should bo Bo.
In a fetv Instances jobbers report that ow
Jl ing to large sales of merchandise earlier In
the Ecapon nnd to the moderate consuming
ing- demand resulting from the weather
conditions there hns been a slight falling
oft In country trade. At th same time
other houses report no diminution In the
volume of goods moving out from first
liands.
In some lines the pressure to secure
Koods la quite strong. This Is especially
noticeable In the boot nnd shoe business ,
where It Is very dltllcult to secure goods
from the manufacturers fast enough to till
current orders. The gnme Is true of the
trade In rubber goods , which are In active
demand , while it Is very hard work to
Eccure what la wanted from the factories
In the east. The coming of n snow Hurry
or a little wet nnd cold weather would
be very apt to bring on u great scramble
for goods In- these lines.
The dry goods people are doing a very
comfortable business. The rush of the fail
Bcaxon Is naturally over , but sortingup
orders are coming In quite freely from the
country , showing that the retailers have
been enjoying n good trade and that stocks
nre already being broken. The tendency
or the market on woolen poods Is steadily
upward , owing to the higher price of the
raw material and Ihe active demand for
manufactured goods. All the eastern fac
tories are swamped with orders and job
bers sny that It Is no easy matter to re
place broken lines even nt the advance
asked.
WOOLEN GOODS ADVANCE.
Woolen goods are now 15 to 20 per cent
higher than they were at the low point
and these who have been keeping In close
touch with the course of the market nre
predicting still further advances between
now and next senBon. They are basing
their predictions on the fact that manufac
tured poods have not advanced In proportion
tion with ; the raw material nnd that a still
further advance will have to take place to
bring the two In line.
In the cotton goods department there Is
a good deal of complaint among the manu
facturers owing to the fact that the cotton
Rheetltig market Is somewhat depressed.
There Is machinery enough In the country ,
if run till the time , to turn out twice ns
much sheeting as the country can consume.
.As the cotton cloth business Is n very large
item In the do * goods business It is quite
natural that a good deal of importance
ehould be given to It. At the same time the
mills manufacturing cotton hosiery , underwear -
wear nnd the- different kinds of cotton dress
goods are all sold up and It Is no easy
matter to secure desired stocks nt any
of these mills. Cotton yarns have advanced
2 cents per pound nnd the market Is very
firm on most all lines of manufactured
goods , excepting only sheeting.
In the line of groceries there Is a very
active demand from all sections of a tribu
tary territory. The grocers nave been doing
u good business ever since the revival of
trade In the fall nnd there does not appear
to be any Indication of u let-up In the near
future nt least.
The hardware people are also doing n
good business , but colder weather would be
Kreatly appreciated , as It would stimulate
the demand for such goods ns are In re
quest during the winter months.
Omaha bank clearings continue to show
large gains over one and two years ago.
During the past week they amounted to
almost $1COOOCO pfr day , -which was consid
ered very good , even during the best times
In the history of the city. Ever since
June the clearance reports have been run
ning ahead of the corresponding months
of 1SSO and 1S35 nnd thus far this month
there hns been a Btlll heavier gain , so
that November promises to show up the
I largest total of any month In three years.
The local produce and stock markets have
generally been in quite a favorable con
dition so far ns the Interests of sellers
are concerned. In cattle there was quite
a falling off In receipts owing to the late
ness of the season having stopped the run
of runge cattle.
JOBBERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
The United States Supply company has
commenced work on the Correctlonvllle la. ,
water works system , it having secured the
contract for the work. The , cost of the
plant will be something over { 0,500.
H. J. Chlssell of the National Oil and
Paint Company Is back from a trip to the
western part of the state , where he found
conditions very favorable.for trade. Farm
ers out there are In better shape and nre
painting and repairing their buildings , as
Is evidenced by the heavy sales of barn
paints.
"That the home Industry movement. " says
the Texas Trade Ueview. "Inaugurated
some months ago has greatly benefited our
local manufacturers no one can doubt. A
majority of the people of Dallas are hon
estly endeavoring to build up home Indus
tries by patronizing them whenever It U =
possible to do so. "
The Lee-Clnrk-Andrcesen Hardware com
pany wjll put a new man on the road , com.
mcnclng December 1 , who will cover Utah ,
Montnna nnd Idaho. Mr. I-nux , who has
been In New York for the last two or three
years , but who will bo remembered as
having been at one time connected with
the Omaha Hardware company , has been
i selected for the position.
The liquor business of the country np-
pcarn to be In a very peculiar condition ,
nt least the distilling branch of the bus
iness. . While the volume of business doing
Is large , the demand being of vtry com
fortable proportions , there seems to be very
little s.itUfnctton In It for the distillers.
Thd rule or ruin policy of the trust Is still
continued nnd % 7hllc controlling a compara
tively small number of the distilleries of
the country , the price hns been cut down
po low ( hat there Is very little money In
the business for anyone.
President M. H. Peters of the Manu
facturers' association has appointed as
inemberH of his executive committee the
following : A. J. Vlerllng. J. J. Smith. C.
13. Black. J. W. Hirst , Frank King , Oeorge
Tlbbs of Omuhn. and J. C , llarphnm nnd
r\\ * . B , Ilowen of Lincoln. A. L , , Johnson
of Crete , t . P. I-arsen of Fremont , John
NV. Htolnhnrt of Nebraska City nnd W. 8.
1'nrdonor of Norfolk. The committee on
ways ami inenns lu composed of K. c.
1'rlce and Charles II. Plcksns. The com
mittee on tlnnnce , A. Hospe.
There Is a goo'I den' ' ° f activity among
the shirt makers owing to the largely In
creased country trade , much of It coming
to Omulia from Iowa. Down nt the Ne
braska shirt factory they are crowded with
ordern for colored shirts , which are grow
ing rapidly In popular fuvor. Business men
nro tukliu' mart1 to colored goods than ever
before and U in noted that men now will
wear nothing else who two years ngo
would have felt Insulted If a manufacturer
had suggested such n thin ; . The tuw
patterns are much more subdued than tlioso
In vogue u year ago , the very loud IlKiireo
having been short-lived. The predominating
colors nppcur to bo pinks and blues and
the new nhudes known ug wood browns.
There appears to be n scarcity of hay
all over the south , which has created a
considerable shipping demand. At- the name
time the home dcinuiul U heavier than
usual , owing to the largo number of cattle
that nre bclntj fed out In the state. Ne
braska did not have a very large hay crop
this year , which , taken in connection with
the very good demand , has rendered the
market pretty tlrm. The great bulk of
the buy coinlntr to this market at the pres
ent time Is selling for $ > } and a good deal
of It at J6.0 per ton In car lots. The farm
ers who hud a hay crop this year lire
making good money out of It. which will
help to make up for the > years when the
tihlpplnif. charges ubsorbod ull that the hay
brought. leaving the farmers nothing for
their labor and trouble. Thus fur not n
great quantity of Nvbraeka hay has gone
touth. ns the southerners prefer timothy.
Vrvnnessee , however. 1mB taken some and
In localities where they have become accut
tomed to prairie hay they like It well.
After the farmer * ret thflr fall work done
nnd the cornhusklng- out of ihe way
or the weather Is too cold to continue It
they turn their attention to marketing
the hay crop , U Is never too cold or stormy
to bale hay. and about the middle of De
cember It very often happens that the
market here becomes overloaded and val
ues drop.
Co iii 1111 n I on Couiiniiy. |
OMAHA OFi-'ICE. Nov. M. The msrket for
tha I * t few day * has b en one of revcrtes. on
_ li rn&t days. Bn'.0f Ju l enough range nearly
buyjrn tf , prltll c f. while el.tc obtrrren liar *
Men blf to rtl tn anil out with moderate nut-
sins. At th me time thfw * ho r tn ! t r
r but llttl * If i K ] | Mfltcterf , with holiltni
having n legitimate show of prom * .
Thf rtpnrt of pure-hurts bjfonUn'r * . fol-
lotrnl by report * of their enitfellatlnn , together
with lh * c < miK-tlnc Recounts of th * Itutslan cixp
( on * nulhor mnklnir It tt.oweiw b i. . wnll *
another msken U but lltXO.CfO bu. utrrtl 1 <
lurrely armuntnlile for the short turns In the
market , with the Actual condition nf the Ar-
Kntnien ! p yet In the liaUnee. The reported
j > ureh s g of l.KQ.COO bu. off the lx > ndon coast by
the French ntum-d In the withdrawing of at
tention from our heavy receipts.
The rear approach of December with Its 5c
premium over May. with the bull * claiming a
purohaie of several million bushels more than
there l § a contract grade of wheat to fill Is
rrmklne that month ijulte Interesting.
Today's session was not Influenced by any for-
elun news of a sensational character , and fell
Into a Saturday's market rut. and cloreil m n
fractions lower , with each kind nnd month hoU-
InR Its relative difference of ycsterJajr.
OMAHA CK.VnilAI , MAIltCIVrS.
Conilltlnn nf Trnilc nml O.tiotntlon
fin Stniilr nml Kniiey Produce.
KdOB-Slrlctly fresh. ICo.
HUTTER-Common to fair , lOtfllo ; tholce to
fancy. ] 4Q17c ; separator creamery , Sic : gathered
creamery. 29c.
VEAL Choice fat. SO to 1M Ibs. , quoted at Sc ;
Urge and coane. 405c.
LIVE 1-OULTRY Hen * . 6c ! rocks. 3 < J4c :
spring chickens , per Ib. , SRS'ic ; ducks , 6C7c ; tur-
PIGEONS Live. 7 * * ! dead pigeons not wanted.
HAY Upland , } .M ; midland , J3.50 ; lowland.
J5.00 ; rye straw. 14 ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the best ; only top grades
bring top pme -
VEGETABLES.
CELERY Good stock , large. 40c ; small , 2SO
30c.ONlONSPer
ONlONS-Per bu. , SOflCc.
IIEANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , 11.40.
SWEET TOTATOES Per bbl. . 12.71.
f.'AIIIIAGi : lltme grown , per lh. . lUJJlUc.
POTATOES Home grown , 40Q33c ; western
stock. 60B70C.
CAULIFLOWER J3.7S.
FRUITS.
QUINCES-Callfornla , per box. 11.23.
APPLES Winter stock , J2.C83.W Jonathans
and fancy varieties. J3.Z5 ; California Bellellower ,
boxes , SI.Mi Colorado Jonathan * , boxes , J1.6S.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys , per bbl. , li.CQ ; Wis
consin , boxes. I1.COR1.IO.
CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO PEARS Good
winter Nell * . I2.00O2.1S.
GRAPES New York Concord * . 13c ; Catnw-
bns. 25c ; Malagas , 13.300.SO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
On.VNdES-MexIcan. per box , 14.00.
LEMONS Mejslnas , J3.COQ4.W ; choice CalS
fornla. t3.dMj3.7 ; .
BANANAS-Cholce. large stock , per bunch ,
fJ.OOIJ2.2i ; medium-sized bunches , J1.73S2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per Ib. , large size , 1 Iff lie ;
Brazils , per Ib. . lOc ; Engllih walnuts , per Ib. .
fancy , soft shell. 13c ; ntsndartts. 10Mlc ; nilierts.
per Ib. , lOc ; pecans , polished , large , SOIOc ; Jumbo.
12c ; large hickory nuts , Jt.23 per bu. : small , Jl.M
per bu. : cooanuts. per 100 , I3.73SJ.CO ; peanuts ,
raw. uI(5V4e ; rousted. 6J6Hc.
FIGS ImporteJ fancy. 3 crown. It-lb. boxes ,
12'ic ' ; S crown. 14-lb. boxes. 15cj 2-lb boxes , I3c
per box.
HONEY Choice while. 13e.
KRAUT Per bbl. , I4.COQ4.23 : half bbl. . 12.300
2.(0.
2.(0.MAPLE
MAPLE SYRUP-Flve-gal. cans , each J2.K-
gal cans pure , per doz. . J12.W ; half-gal , cans ,
tG.53 ; quart cans , tt.lu.
DATES Per CO to 70-lb. boxes. B'.ic ; Fard 9-lb.
boxes , 9c.
CIDER Per half bbt , 13 ; bbls. , J3.SO.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED BEEF Good native steers. 7c : good
fortquarters. steers , 60 good hindquarters , S' ;
western steers Cfi Uc : fancy heifers , C'.jc ; good
heifers , Co ; good torequarters , heifers. o'ic ; good
hindquarters , heifers. S > jc ; good cows. C c ; fair
BEEF CUTS Tenderloins. ISc ; baneless strips.
9c ; strip Iclns , 7c : rolls. S'ic : sirloin butts. S'jc ;
shouUcr cloils , S 4c ; rump butts , S'.ic ; steer
shoulder clods. B' c ; rump butts. SHc : steer
chucks , 5Hc ; Cow chucks. 4'-ic' boneless chucks.
4 ! c ; cow plates. 3c ; steer plates. 3Hc ; ttank flteak.
6'.ic ; loins. No. 1. 14c ; loins. No. 2 , lO'.ic ; loins.
No. 3. Sc : sirloin ends. No. 1. 9o : ribs. No. 1.
He ; ribs , No. 1 , SHc : rlb . No. 3. Go ; steer rounds ,
7ac. c-iw rounds , 6'.4c ' : cow rounds shank off. SHc.
trimmings , 4 ic ; beef shanks , 3c : brains , per doz.
3Jo ; sweetbreads , per Ib. , lOc ; sweetbreads
( calves ) , per Ib. , 40c : kidneys , per doz. , S3c ; ox
tails , each 4c ; livers per Ib. , Sc ; hearts , per
Ib . 3e : tongues , per Ib. , 12Hc.
MUTTON Lambs , 7c : sheep. Ht ; market racks
( long ) . Sc ; hotel racks ( shore ) , lie le s and
saddles. 9c : lamb legs. 9c ; breasts ana stews. 3c ;
tongue * , each 3c.
PORK Dreised pigs. 54c ; dressed lipgs , 5c :
tenderloins. 13c : loins. 7c ; spare ribs , oc' ham
sausage but'.s. 6Hc ; shoulders , rough. 5c : shoul
ders , skinned. BHc : trimmings , o'jc : leaf lard ,
v.ot rendereil. 5'ic : heads , cleaned , 4c ; snout and
ears. 4o : backbones. iHc cheek meats. 4Hc ; neck
bone , 2c- pigs' tails , 4c : plucks , each. 5o ; chit
terlings. Co ; hocks , 4c : hearts , per dor- . > c ;
stomachii. each 3c ; tongues , each < c ; kidneys ,
per doz. . lOc : brains , po.1 doz. , 13c ; p'gs ' * feet.
per doz. , 25c ; liver * , eah Jc.
HIDES. TALLOW. HTC-
HIDES No. 1 green hides. To : No. 2 green
hides. Cc ; No. 1 salted hUea. SVic ; No. 2 green
salted hides. 7V4c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs. ,
ScNo. . 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. . Sc ; No. 1 dry
Hint hides. 11813 ; N < x 2 dry nint hides , SBlOc ;
No. 1 dry salted hides. 8310c ; part curjd hiaer ,
o per Ib. leis than fully lurea.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each 15375c ;
green salted shearlings ( short -nooled early
skins ) each lEc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early tklns ) . No. 1. each c dry flint. Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. . actual
weight. 4J5c ; dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 334c ;
dry nint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per ID. ,
actual weight. 483c ; dry flint Colorado murrain
wool pelts. p r Ib. . actual weight. 384c ; feei
cut off , as It Is uc i ss to pay frtlctt on them ,
St. I.unlH Oenernl MnrketH.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. FLOUR-Unchanged , with
a good local demand.
WHEAT Ixjwer , closing He for December and
Uo for May below yesterday ; May opened about
Improved HOIlc. but later declined
steady . . . . . nnd . . . - - . * . , / * . * ' . - ulh BAllnru nt Ihrt
. .
CORN-Futurw. weak , closing with sellorB U ®
He doollnc for May nnd a. shade easier for De
cember Spot , lower to sell ; No. 2 cash , : ,
by declines in
i " Hcy
Ho 2nd" ? yesterday. SpM. lower ; No. 2 ca.h
ilevaurr. 2.'ic ) ; track , Sj lJ02 ' '
K'iG- .
December , 21Hc ; May. , -
RYE Lower , Co bid.
FLAXSEBD Lower. jl.M.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlmc. J160.
CORNMBAIx-Steady. U.40.
active ; pralrle.
S2.e . ; dairy. 11
.
j-OOSi-Pteady. 16c ,
WHISKY-JUS.
rOTTONTl KS-JJc.
7'
WBtt. Spelter. v ry
i . Wheat. :2 , < , ,
. o-its. 1\V bu.
bu. corn. 12.0M bu. ; -
llnltlnuire 3Inrke < .
HALTIMORK. Nov. 20.-FLOUR-DU11 and unchanged
changedifcelpts , 31.771 bbls. ; exports. 6j. bbls.
WHKAT-Dull and easy ; spat and month.
; ' . Meamer. No. 2
S i 3M'ic : December. 7e .ic :
rej. w'asnic : receipt. . 4I.S32 bu. ; expor s.
SO . ' . c.
IIUSOD bu voulhern wheat by ample.
CORN' Weak ; rpot , month and December ,
32H 32"vc ; November and , Dfcember. new or old ,
rHCMSc steamer mixed , 30O3 ( , > ; c : receipts.
7J2 lm ! : exports. CS.Rl bu. ; southern white
rnrn JlfiK' c : southern yellow , SlOvtc.
OAT -riim : No. ' . white. MH o ; No- :
mixed , KKO ! receipts , USOS bu.j exports ,
" "uYE-Kaslerl No. 2 western. MHC54c ; receipts ,
15074 bu. ; cxporta. 24 2S8 bu.
ilAY-H eady : choice timothy , J1J.M asked.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Very Him : rates for
steamers , higher ; steam to Liverpool per bushel.
4d November' coik for orders per quarter , 4s ,
December : January , Ss 7 > idC3 9d.
Ill'TTEI'- dyj fancy creamery , 2Jo ; store
packed. HGIc.
KOOS Finn ; fresh , 21c.
CIIKESK Steady and unchanged ; fancy New
York , CO Ibs. .
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Nov. 20. WHEAT-Ppot , NJ. 1
red. northern rprlng. steady at 7s bl.
CORN Piwt , American mixed , flrm at 3a 2Ud ;
November , steady at 3s 2d ; December , quiet at
} s IUd : January , quiet at Js ITid.
KLnitR St. Ijouls fancy. wnt | r. eteady at 10s ,
HOI'S At Umdon ( Pactflc coast ) , steady at
PROVISIONS Ileef. dull ; extra India iners ,
65s 3d ; prime niesi , IA * 3d. Pork , steady ; prime
nies , line weilern. 47i 6 < 1 : medium western , < 1 .
Ham > . thort rut. dull at 321. Ilacon. Cumberland
cut , steady at CIs ; short ribs , tteady at Ms ; Ion ?
c'ear mUldlfs. light , steady at Ms W ; long clear
middles , htavy , steady at Kt ; short cl r backs ,
Hull t 3Is 61 ; clear liellles , steady at 443.
Shoulder * , square , tlrm at 2Ss Cd. Uin ) , prime
western dull at'22s CJ.
CIIKHSK American lines ! white and colored ,
dull at 4 ! . M.
TALI.OW Prime city , linn at U * .
City Ciralii nuil I'ruvlalnnii ,
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 20. WHKAT--Mirkei ijfj
Ic lower , closed weak ; No. 1 hanl. H04.V ; No. 2.
R26S4c ; NOTIOSlc ; N.v 4. 7 7 Uc ; No. 1 rf.1.
t2c ; No. : . Hc ; Na. S. SJiiSSHo ; No. 4 , MfjSIc ;
No. J springMe ; Na S. TVr-ftn- ' ,
CDI1N Market tteady ; No t mlied. 23 < 4r724c.
OATS Market active and unchanged ; No. J
while. JirrtlHc.
RYE-MarUet firm ; No. 2. 4Stjp.
HITTKH Market weak ; creamery , lEfKOc :
dairy. Il i5c.
EOQS Market active ; fresh candled , UV > r ;
storage , lie ,
RFX-KIITS Wheat , 75.000 bu.j corn , 46.1M tu.1
oat II t O bu.
SlllPMENTS-Whe t , t9.tX bu. : corn , U.W3
bu. ; oat * , none ,
'fulfill ! Mnrkt-t.
TOLEDO. Nov. 20.-WH E AT-I ewer ; Na. I
cash , Wo bid ; December H'tc.
CORN ActiveNo : mixed. 27c.
OATS Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed 2V
nVK-Dull : No. ! cash. 4SUc.
CLOVERSEED-Activ ami iteadplme taih
Dtctmber , | 5.t4. . . . _ ii .
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
General Decline in All tha. Grain and
Provision Fits ,
DUE TO LACK OF SPECULATIVI ACTIVITY
AVe -k' ClrnrnnocN of Wlirnt nml
Flour In Unroitc , wltli One Hx-
cFillon , the llvnvlciit
on llectiril.
CHICAGO. Nov. DO A declining tendency ,
duo principally to lack of speculative
activity , characterized buslners In all the
I grain and provision pits today. At the close
I wheat flowed declines of ic In December
' nnd He In May. Corn declined UO-Hc. O.tts
I Ho for December nnd ttOXc for May. Pro
visions declined RfilOc.
Wheat opened dull and Uc lower on ac
count of Liverpool drojplng the larger part
of yesterday's sudden and extravagant
bulge. It continued dull except for about
, fifteen minutes In the middle of the session ,
when the dull feature of the market was
seized upon ns a sufficient sign that a bear
raid might be successful , nnd It was to a
moderate extent.
The Minneapolis nnd Duluth receipts a-ere
1,102 carp , n Rains : 1,2,10 cars the preceding
Saturday nnd 7SJ cars the corresponding day
a year ngo. Chicago had 13S cars , ngntnst
131 cars n week ago and ? ! cars last year.
The week's clearances of iwhent nnd Hour
to Kurope from both consts of the United
Sta'.ep and Canada were , with one excep
tion. Sic heaviest on record T.uy amounted
to f > ,6.i3.7 ! > 2 bu. . against 5,4 * > . ( tt ) bu. the week :
before and 3,3J7.XX ( ) bu. onthe like week of
the previous year.
Argentine did not ship any grain to Europe
this week , but a cablegram from the Liver
pool Corn Trade News , 'stating that Argen
tine was offering n new crop of wheat for
March shipment at 33 shillings a quarter , or
95c per bu. , was one of the most bpnrlsh
features In the news of the day. It was
also very generally believed that yesterday's
peculiar advance at Liverpool wns due to
buying orders from Ciilcaxo.
Continental markets were steady to firm.
Antwerp quotations were unchanged nnd
PnrU W centimes higher for near and 10
centimes tip for distant de'lverles '
Export clearances for the day from At
lantic ports were 415.WO bu. Some export
business wns reported ns having been done
from here ; HO.OOO bu. was the quantity , nnd
! was said a similar quantity was disposed
of for export nt Duluth. The probability Is
that only a 130,000 bu. lot ivas sold. New
York reported eight boatloads sold for ship
ment there.
May wheat opened nt from 90Uc to SO c ,
sold up to ! XHic. down near the close to
iOUc and restei nt SO BS Uc.
Corn was weak wl.h the spread between
December nnd May widened.to 31Ufj3i& c.
There was very heavy selling of Mny , one
tlrm disposing- at least 7MOOO bu. Ele
vator people were on the selling side- De
cember suffered trie most from tiic day's
llauldatlon , that option declining ? 8c. while
May lost lic. The Deck's clearances were
3.C09.000 bu. Receipts were 3C9 cars. May
rn-.srod from I3"sc to 23Hc and closed at
Oats were weak with a very moderate vol
ume of trading. Prices declined under sellIng -
Ing by elevator people. The bull crowd ,
which has been so much In evidence all the
week , gave the market no support today.
Receipts were 3S7 cars. .May ranged from
! 2Vtc to 22c. closing ' .41jsc lower at < S22c. \ .
December oats , as was the case In corn ,
caught the most liquidation and closed % e
lower.
Provisions were heavy. Closing prices
: verf > the lowest of the day , and for ribs
no : far from the bottom prices of trte sea-
ron. There was some selling through brokers
credited to packers , the English packers in
particular. Large hog estimates for the next
week affected the market somewhat. Some
dullness was the feature. At the close Jan
uary pork was HfilOc lower at * S 17" . Jan
uary lard 5f 71,4c lower at W.22Vand Jan
uary ribs Be lower n : ? J.M.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat ,
130 cars ; corn , 415 cars ; oats , 350 cars ; hogs ,
5 , < XW head.
Leauing futures ranged as follows :
Articles. . ! Opn. | Hlrli. | Law. I CIosj. Yeatdy.
Wheat-
Nov. . . OS
13 ec. . . . 96M P.I flSM 05K
May. . . COXSH 001 OOH OOHSH , OOJ1GH
Corn
NOT . . . 20 ! < 2374 20 2GM
Dec. . . . 20U 2JJj 20 28W
May. . . 20J * SUH 20HSH 20.H6M
Date-
Dec. . . . 21W 20 > < : IOK 22K
War. . . 22 22
fork
Dec. . . , 7 27 * 7 27 7 CO 7 VO 7 3 !
Jan. . . . 8 12K ! 8 22H 8 17M 8 174
Lard-
Dec. . . 4 12 1 12H 4 10 4 12W 4 15
Jan . . . 4. 25 4 , 23 4 22H 4 30
Sh'lRlbn
Dec. . . -4 17K 4 17M 1 17 4 17 > < 4 22
Jan. . . . 4 22 ! 4 22 M 4 17 4 20
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUH Steady : winter patents , tt. 6005.00 ;
straights , } 4.30 < tZ4.60 : spring special * . J5.50 ; spring
patents. SI.30gi.tM ; bakers' ,
WHEAT No. 2 eprtnz , SSti ; No. 3 spring.
SlfiSSc ; No. 2 red. SS'iSaTVic.
COUN No. 2. SC'Jc.
OATS No. 2. 22o 1. o. b. ; No. 2 white , 23ie >
24' jc ; No. 3 white. 3S24C.
RYE No. 2. 45iG-l7c.
BARLEY No. 2. 2703Sc f. o. b.
SEEDS No. 1 flnxsecd , | 1.06 © I.IO < i ; prim ?
timothy seed. J2.C7H.
I'ROVISIONS Mess pork , per bhl. . S7.M57K.
iM-d , per lot Ibs. , 54.17'iShort ribs sides ( laipo ) .
II.15@ < 71 ; dry failed shoulders ( boiced ) . JI.7ES
& .04 : short clear sides ( boxed ) . Jl.tOSI 'i.
WIUSKY-Dlstlllen' finished goods , per eal. ,
51.18.
6UGARS Cut loaf. JJ.E4 ; granulated. fS.I.
On the Prvlure exchange today the butter mar
ket wa rt < > idy. Creameries. 15S2fc ; dalriei. IJff
Wo. Che * e , quet ! , teSHo. Egpa , flrm ; fre-h. lc.
Live poultry , market easy ; turkeys. SGS'.Ac ;
chickens , 5c ; sprlnga , SSSHc ; duck , CHfl7c.
NU\V YOHIC G \l2IIAti MAItlCHT.
( luntnllliin of the Ill > - on
Com moil It ION.
NHW YORK. Nov. 20. FLOUR-Rccclpts , 17-
C-60 bbls. : exports , 9,170 bbls. ; quiet , but fairly
steady ; Minnesota patents , f3.COS3.40 ; Mlnnis
ota bakers' , J4.20e4.50 ; winter patents , JS.COIf
5.25 ; winter straights , II.U84.70. winter extras ,
tl.4404.CO ; winter low grades , 12,9003.10. Rye
Hour , quiet ; fancy , I2.S5S3.33. Buckwheat ( lour.
quiet. 11.4561.50.
BUCKWHEAT Steady at 37C:85c. !
CORNM E A L Steady ; yellow western , Kc.
RYE-Qulet : No. 2 wentern. 53UClo > ic.
1IARLKV MALT Easy ; ucotern , iiMf c.
WHEAT-Recelpts , 223.100 bu. ; exports , 40. 67
bu. pot , easy ; No. 2 red , OUc. Options opened
steady en heavy weekly clearances and fen-Inn
buying , eased off later under realizing and closed
Ho net lower ; No. 2 red , November , doicd at
i-CUc December. MTilji74c ! ; closed at ! 7Uc.
CORN-Recelpts. 64 < XO bu. ; exportu , 24.940 bu.
SHjt | , easy ; No. 2 , S3 ic. Options opened steauy
with wheat , but * old cff under weak cables and
absence of local support , closing it' Vic net lower ;
November cloeed et 32c ; December , 31 iO3c ;
cloied at 3 Hie.
OATS Receipts. 217,200 bu. ; exports. 23,703 bu ,
Kpot , flat ; No. 2 , 2Cc. Optlonn , quiet and easy
at Vic net decline ; D * > > ? mb r closed at M'ic.
HAY Quiet- shipping , 4C-fi4c.
HOPS Steady ; state , common to choice. 1123
crop , 46 c ; 1K4 crop. 68 c ; U97 crup , lifllic ;
1'aclllc coast. 1 < 95 crop , 4QCc ; U56 crop , 6Q9ci
18S7 crop. ISOlSc.
HIDKtj Steady ; Oalveston. lie ; Texas dry , 12c ;
California. 1761 c.
LKATHE11 Steady , hemlock sole , Buenoa
.
WOOL < Julet ; fleece , 24C3c ! ; Texas. ISUITc.
PROVISIONS-Beef. quiet ; family. J9.50810.M ;
extra mess , n.SCCS.CO ; beef hums , U2.00fi22.50.
Cut meat * , steady ; pickled belllm , .J7' 07.F7 ;
pickled rhouldcrs , Ji.73 ; pkkled hams , I7.50U
7,73 , Lard , quiet ; weitern steam , 14.50 nomln.ll.
rtflncil quiet. Pork , dull ; mets. J3.2XJ9.CO ; rpot
clear. 110.00812.CO ; family. Ill.Wflir.W. Tallow.
rlrrm-r ; city , 3Vic bid ; country. JUOJHc , as to
quality ,
O1IJS Petroleum , .quiet ; United closed at 67c
asked. Kcfln. steady ; strained , common to goou ,
II. 40fil.45 , Turpentine , flrm. 32OI2UC.
RICE Steady ; fair to extra , 4HSS'-Uc. Japan.
.
MOLASSES-Stefldy : New Orlearu , open kettle.
coo.1 to choice. 2S031C.
METALS lie Iron , ilull ; southern. I10.00&
11.21 ; northern. J10.iK612.25. Copper , quiet ; lake.
brokfrV. JlOJT'i , Lead , strong ; domestic , brok
ers' . 13.K. Tin. pUtn > weak.
Bl'TTEH Receipts. 1.436 pkg * . ; market steidy ;
western creamer } ' . 14023c ; Elglrui. 23c ; factory.
llUflUe.
CHEESE Receipt * . i27 pkr . ; market quiet ;
large white. September , 6 < ic ; small while , sue ;
colored. September , iWe , small colored , 'Jc ;
large. Ocl&Wr. Sc : small , 6i65 ! c ; light skims ,
title : part sklm . i0 < Vi full sklm . JH84 ; .
IXiOS Receipts. 3.S18 rkn ; maiket steady ;
atate and Pennsylvania , 2- > 825crtstem , 22c.
Callfurulii Urled I-'rulU.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20. CALIFORNIA DRIED
FRUITS Quiet and tteady ; evaporated opplei ,
common. 60 7c per pound , prime wire tray , 7 ; c ;
wool dried , Sc ; choice , * V c ; fancy , il&iHc.
Prune * . JbOSVic p r pound , it to size and qual
ity , Apricots , royal. 70 ShePesrhei , unpeeled ,
"i peeled , 12020c per pound.
Lou it on I2xiortM and Import * .
I/JNDON. Nov. 20. Export * from tM port for
the week were JS81.608 ( of which J1S.U-5 was of
( told ) , agalrat 11,014.550 the came week last year.
UiporU o { ffccl * for IU wttk.1 were J.1S , U5 ( of
which I1M.II1 w f e 'i ' . .gainst tXt ! ? l t
wetk nj J7 . 47 the c rresncndlnR period
last .ar The Imports nf < Tj.pood and general I
meKtaandlte at thin rxrjur the week w te
| itd9J I agalnit 111.131 t t week and 19-
1IS.MS In the cotreppondlwuj eek of last year ,
Crrtln Ilpcclil | t Hrttn-lpnl Mtirkrt * .
CIIICAUO Nov. - < iY ? < t-vlay : Wheat ,
1 ear. " ; c > rn. 2 cars ; tt , a < , - fnttm
KANSAS CITY , Nov. Ktp-HeceJptg : Whent ,
12S car * . J lw
MINNBAPOL1S , Nov. fl\-lrU :
ST. I.OUIS , Nov. 20.-YlcT.ints : Wheit , 7 cnrs.
I1ULUTH , Nov. . Reie.tm wheat , 401 car * .
PEORIA. Nov 3 > . Rcceljjtr' * Corn , Sl.kV bu. ;
onts. ( H. * > bu. ; whisky. 1--0 LMs. ; wheat. ti > ) bu.
Shipments : Com. S , W bu.i < ts. M.05) bu. ; rye ,
none ; whlky , 1,355 bbis. TTticnt , none ,
Clnclnnntl > Atnrkel.
CINCINNATI. Nov. .4KJ.nt R-Ea3y.
WHEAT Steady ; No. t fo ; We.
CORN-Flrm ; No. I mrVf-dljfoUCZSc.
OAT.S-Steady : No. S rndtftT 24c.
RYE-Easy ; No. 2. ICH i'-ife
PROVISIONS Lird , ei y atijl.io. Bulk meats ,
quiet nt 14 M. llacon. steady at Ji.M.
WHISKY-Qulet at 11.19.
IIUTTEH-Qulet.
EGOS Steady at 164c.
CHEESE-Sleady at PC.
Detroit .MtirUot.
DETROIT. Mich. . Nov. 20.-WHEAT-No. 1
white. 91cNo. . 2 red , DlUc ; December. 8 : ; May ,
CORN No. J mlicJ. 2 ' 4e-
OATS-NO. : white , HJ < C.
RYD-NO. 2. 45C.
Pporlu Cm 1 11 .Mnrket.
pnoiHA , Nov. JO. CORN Market quiet ; No.
2. 250.
OATS Market lower ; No. I white , 22'ic.
WHISKY Not quote > L
PIillnilelhln Proilurc.
PHILADEH'HIA. Nov. SO.-BUTTER-FIrm ;
western creamery , 23023 ? ,
EGOS Firm ; frtsh nearby , 20c.
CHEESE Steady.
Suit 1'rnnclncn A\'li nt MnrUet.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. > , WHEAT Quiet
and firm : December. JI.39'4 ; May , Jl.SS.
JJARLUY Dull ; December. S7'lc.
STOCKS AX1 > 1IOMS.
I.oniloii'x Illyr Fire Hnn DpiirrnnlnR
ICITcct Up ii 11 tin ? Market.
NEW YORK , Nov. . The stock market was
almost Inert today nnd drifted under noery
well defined motive toward a lower level. Lon
don's B : : at tire seemed to exercise a rather de
pressing Influence on that financial center , and
for lack of another initiative the local stock
market followed that lead. Dealings were on a
very small scale and Die movement of prices
outulde a few special cases very narrow. Even
Consolidated Gas took on a rat.icr subdued an-
pen and brought its variations within a ranee
of 3 points , an extraordinary moderation , lor
this c-cientilc stock.
Metropolitan Street Railway was notably strong
and continued Its ntUance of yesteiduy to the
extent ot 2 points additional. The local political
situation Is cited as telng likely to Injure the
benefit of this property. There was no other
notable feature In the market. The declining
tendency seemed to be somewhat c.iecked at the
last anil closing showed pome slight recoverlts
on short covering.
The bank Matiintnt was without any Influence
on the trading , as It showed about wnat was
txpected. The Increase In loans Is undoubtedly-
due to the operations connected with the sale
of the' Union I'tclII : , the llrst payment for which
nearly ns.WO.COO , Is to be made Mur.day. The
excess of deiwslts over that In loans reflect the
returns from Interior banks which arc depositing
Idle funds In both the New York nnd Chicago
banks In large volume. Outside of the fnlon
Paaflc Ijans there Is no doubt that the banks
would show a substantial Increase , as there has
been a large Increase In merchandise accounts
du.-lng the week , and the money market has
been vtry dull In all departments. Bidding for
choice grades of commercial paper has been -\ery
active but the market has been almost bare ot
offerings.
nic . . .oney market has not shown the slight
est flutter over the approaching J13 , X > 000 pay
ment to the government on account of the fnlon
Pacific mlee. This will amount to little more
than a se-Mes of bookkeerUniTientrles , the credits
in large part being cotaine.-- the banks
handling large accounts. These banks ha\e de
posited in the treasury at Washington go\ern-
ment bonds to the amount of the set-urltles and
the government has arranged to lea\c Its funds
on depmlt In the various banks.
The stock market has "b * a. a rather trivial
affair all week , trading beini-n ; small volume ,
and the movement of prices flight. The price oj
stocks 1s lower than last s.iturrtiy. and the
weakness of the coalers Is lean responsible for
bringing down the avenge. KI Mvh ro in the
list there nre few pramlnrat st , rKs thai show a
net exchange exceeding a fraction either way.
Sugar and Conciliated \Gas have sh-nn the
widest variations , and hav.ivibforl.eJ lh greatest
share of activity and lntcr t. and tht net result
la shown In gains of less thftn'"J per'tcnt
Consolidated Oai has sold ns'nigh as 1S3 ami as
low as 1 , , , closing al.Jut i iKilnta rciov the tx-st.
The variations In this stook 7mve followed thf ?
mutable utterances put forth by an Interest
whos assent la sought to the plan for merging
the local gna companies , ] and U hag kept tlio
stock quite active to keep , uj > i\vith these chance' .
union Pacific has been markedly heavy. Out
side of these and a fewof the- ' specialties , tpecu-
latlon Is apparently d iA for the time telp ; ? . On
Thursday the total salesof stocks Ml n less
than 150,000 shares. This apathy of rifculatlon Is
more noticeable In view of the amplltule of
money , and the large reserve of rtoney supply
made available by the heavy imde l-uunce In
favor of this country. Th * hult In speculation
cannot be attributed to existing ccndlllr.ns , wh'ch
continued to be very favorable , but rnther to
doubu regarding the future. It is \ ual for Wall
street to come to a pause In l-a operations ; n
November , pending the assembling of cunpn-ss.
the publication of the president's m ? fagc and
the perception of the temper of the legislative
branch.
The tendency of railroad eamlnjs Is being
scrutinized with great attention. The week's
returns for the second wek in November show-
earnings well up to the Lost records In former
ye.ars. and In the case of - > me t'-u'.hern and
southwestern roads , where nreas cf traffic re
leased from quarantine restrictions nre coming
forward , the showing Is ihe in-st on record. Iut
the expectation Is that the third w , lc famines
will not be fully maintained at the rectnt Mgh
level. The net returns , frym railroads for Octo
ber , which are expected shortly , urf- said to ehow
a very large proportion of recent heavy Increases
In gross earnings absorbed by operating expenses.
In view of the drastic system of retrenchment
which was enforced on many railroad systems
during th < ? previous years It was expected that
there would be arrearages to be made good In
the present more prosperous times. The wldo-
spread ctntllct of railroad rates all through the
country tends to arouse ft-nra regarding the
future prcpects. The public has pondered there
things and h.ifl decided to wait for the future.
As a natural outcome of cheap money and
speculative uncertainty the market fr railroad
bonds hai been lelallvely active , and the hlch
grarto Usues have been very stiffly held , resulting
In record prices In same cases. Prices nre higher
In nearly a'l cases. The total sales we.-e J7 3 > 0 OX ) .
United States ts are * i higher for the week.
Thf follonmx were the closing quotatlcns on
( he leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
The total talcs of deck * today were 64,500
share * . Including : Chicago ; Hiirllngton & Qulncx ,
B.W5 Metrcpslltun TractloB Hull nay , 3.492 ; Hock
Uland. 3,181 : Kt. Paul , JSI : llay .state Oa > ,
4SWj I'eople1 * qilcago Gay , 18 ; Sugar , 12,105.
rraiiclneii 31lnliie ituolntlunii ,
SAN FHANCISCO. Nov. . The olHclal elo ! ng
quotations on mining stock * today were a > fol
ium :
rr\e , inrrr e. S1.CU,1X , I-An * lnre.is , } 4 > U-
O , * r cle. intrenIMS Mo. Ie al tender * , In
crease , I2,7 > & & , depolts. Increue , | 7.7y , * ;
clmilall . decrease. 113.300. The tanks now
hold in. 403.13) In excess of the requirements of
the 22 per cent rule.
\r w York "Umiry Mnrkrl.
NEW YORK. Nov. M.-MONEY ON CALT.-
Market rasy nt 1'4U3 per cent.
PRIME MKiu.ii..t : i-APKlt-JUCHi per
cent.
STERLING n.XCHANOE Merket nrm.nrllh
actual mi ! > lne s In bankers' bills at II.S5fMf"-H
fjr demand and II.S2M74 S2H for slity tl-iys ;
posted rates , | 4.$3'4j and Jt.Wii commercial blll ,
I4.M
BAR SILVER RSe.
MEXICAN DOLLAHS-4JHC.
HONDS Slate- bonds llrm ; rallmail bonds frm !
coveinment bonds nrm , new 4s. reg. and coup > n ,
lJ7 i ; 4s. re . , 112' { ; cou | > on. 1111 * ; Is , SSHi l ,
rep. . 11IH ; Pnclrtc f nf ' 91 105U.
SILVER CERTlFlCATES-MjUJc.
doling quotations on bonds were ni follows !
U7s.new4s.ree. . . 127"HN. | J. C 8s 1HM
U.S.new4seou..127HlN. C.0n.
U.S,4a.re * mtt "
U.S. 4 .coup 11HK No. Paolfla IMS.,1 til
U. S. VB , r 7. . . 034 No.Pacino 3s ' "
. . . . No. P.icine 48. . . . . . OIH
U.S.6s , coup 1UH N. Y..C. ASLL.41..101K
Districts , ttjn ltm < N. AW. U 120
Aln.cl.li < i A. . . . . . IDS N. W.Conol US
Aln..cla l > 103 N. W. Deb. 5s 110
' ' " ' Ore. Nav.lBls 11' '
Ala''curnMicyi" . V * Ore. Nav. is . . . . 1'3' <
Atclupon4s sflU , O. S. L. C . t. r. P-'OH
Atchlaonnul. 4s. . . , r.4o. ! . S. L. "Jo. t. r. . _
CanadaSo..Md * . , , 1 Uti * < | O. Imp. lats , t. r. . . . 1U'J >
C. A.M. P. . tr. J . . 43'O. | Imp. as , 1. r -taH
C.AO.IH llU ( ! Paclfleb Ot'OJ. . .10SH
C. H. A U. 44S .loin llsailtrij 4 * 84H
D..VK U , 1814 . .IDS K.O.West Ints 81K
IJ.AU. ( ) .4 8S St. U A I. M. Coa. .t 8SM
EatttT nu. lets..lO'J St. U AS. P.On.0.1lil
KrlnOin. 4s 70H St. P. Consols
P. W..VD. U. t. r. . 09 ISUP.O.AP. 1BM..110H
3en.EH.-o. os 10VU SUP.C. & P. 5s 110H
O.1I.S. A.O K > 4 Is.C. nonfund U
( ! . H. 4S. -'il5..UI5Kl olltlicrn Rv.oa , . . . C'J
H.JcT.Ceiit.Sa 112 S. K.AT. Us lil )
H.iT. C.con Os. . .101 Tenn.new net 3s . . Hu
low.i C. l ta Tex. Pac. L. O.laU WO
K. P.con.t. r. Tex. Pac. Uff. Sd . . 27U
K.lMnts. t ; r. lOnHjtl. P. lats
.NewCon.l8..1WI U. P. D. A G. Isls. . 4S
1. AN. Unl 49 84.v < Wab. 1st OB 10SM
Missouri Oa 100 Wab. 2da 7f
M. K.AT..Ml. . . . . . omhVest Shore 49 HIM
M. K. AT. 49 StWiVa. Centuries OU
N. Y C Isls. . . llOH'Va. ' detcrrjd 4
Iloxton Stock Cliintutloii * .
ROSTON. Nov. : o. Call loans. 304 per cenl :
lime loans. 304 per cent. Closing prices foi
stacks , bonds and mining shares !
A.T.JbS. P IZHnVosI Euil nta 101 ! (
Aincric.iM.Sui.ir. . liUHIW.Klvo.pfit 81
Am.Siigar ord . . . lim'Kd. Elej. Ill lOIKi
OavStato Oas..2 lft-lUOon. ] Klec. pM HI
Cell Telephone. . . SCO Atchlson pfd. "
Boston A Albinv.'lit Atchtson 4s.
UoBtoii.t .Maino. . . 1(17 N.Eng.ils Kill
Uo pfd . GiMieral Elcc. 5s. . 34
C..II.AQ ti : ) ( iAllonezMlnlnOj fil )
Fltelioiir/- U4 ( Allantlo 2 S
General Electric. . 32 > : Hoston A Montatil 138
Illinois Steel. . . 4:1 : , nutto& Uostcn. . . . - " > 5 <
Mexican Central. . AMCalumet , A Ueeu. . 4 u
N. V..VN.B PO ICeutPiinlal 17'J
Old Colony ISO iFranklln in1 !
O.S. S , IHS.Kearaaive liVJ
UitDDvr 16 'osceola ' . ' ; K
Union Paclfla l ! tOuliicy ! IIS
WostEna 01 ITamararg l'-'U
\cir York 3lliiliii ; ilnolntlnnn.
NDW YORK. Nov. I1) . The following are the
closing mining quotations :
Chollar 32 Ontario Koo
Crown Point lo Ootnr. 70
Con. Cat. A Va. . . . 1SOO Plymouth 8
DeaJwooi MO Quicksilver 10U
Goiilrt.VCarnr S2 OulcSntlvcr nfJ. . . l ) : > 0
Hale.V .Norerosv. 1(10 ( Sierra Nzru'ta. . . . HOD
lloinesnuo 30UO Stand.-ird 100
Iron Silver yn Union Con 30
Mexican 35 Yellow Jacket . . . . " ! >
I.oiuliui Stock Quotations.
LONDON. Nov. W. I p. m. closing :
nnrn Pacific 83 N Y. Ccntr.il II 0
Erlo 1 Pennsylvania 5ul <
Erie 1st nta 3-J Kundlng 10 ? (
III. cemr.ii lot Mcs. Cen. new 4s. . i7 ! ! (
Me > Mcaii ordinary. . ! < AtcUUcn 13
St-Paul common. . . 1 > 5 1L.AN 00 j
HAR SILA-BR-K > id per ounce.
MONEY Z24 per cent. The rnte of discount
In the open market for three months and short
bills , I'j per cent.
Aiurrloiiii SfCtirltlon In Lomliin.
LONDON. Nov. N. The market for American
securities advanced somewhat , but weakened
later in sympathy with English stocks. The
tone was dull and the demand generally light.
I'lnuiiclill .Null's.
BOSTON. Nov. M. Clinrlng * , J15,4M(3 ; bal
ances. I1.MO.W3.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 20. Clearings , j.791.773 ;
balances , JI02.7S1.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10. Clearings , $ i:0.737.W9 ;
balances. IG.210.5C.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. , Nov. M. New York ex
change , felling at par. Clearings , IC04.S57 ; bal
ances. 1105.141.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10. Clearings , Jl.CSI.-
! 37. New York exchange , bank , par ; c6mmercial ,
J1.2S per II.CO ) discount.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. . Clearings. J.1.570913. bal
ances. tlH.371. Money. 6(19 per cent. New York
exchange. 2Sc premium bid , KJe premium asked.
CHICAGO , Nov. W. Clearings , J1S.197.431. New
York exchange. COc premium. Posted rates ,
J4.63V4 and J4.S6H. Stocks , active and most
steady ; some- realizing In West Chicago ; closing
prices : West Chicago , 103 ; Diamond Match ,
143V- : North Chicago. 234 ; Lake Street U IS :
New York BUcult. 64 ; Strawboard , 2SH bid. 30
asked ; City Railway. 230 bid , SS asked.
KorHun Flnmnclnl.
BERLIN. Nov. SO. Exchange on London , 20
marks Si pfg. for checks.
LONDON , Nov. 20. Gold Is quoted today at
Buenos Ayres nt 176.10 : at Lisbon. 47.5) ; at Rome ,
100.17 ; bar gold , 7Ss ll'jd.
\Vool Murkels.
BOSTON , Nov. 20. Quotations for leading de-
icrlptlons :
Oilo and Pennsylvania fleece. X an-1 above ,
2SH5 ; XX and above. I9oj delaine. 2Sfl3Cc : Nt- .
I combing ' " * J9330c ; No. 2 combing. * O < 71ftrt . Michi _
gan Wisconsin , etc. . X , 238:4e ; No. 1 Michigan
combing. ! Sc ; No. 1 Illinois combing , 2Sc : No.
Michigan combing. ! Sc ; No. 2 Illinois combing.
3C. x New York , New Hampshire and Vermont ,
232'24 ; No. 1 New York , New Hampshire and
Veimont 27c ; unwashed medium and Kentucky
and Indiana quarter-blood combing , 24c ; Ken
tucky and Indiana three-eight is-blood combing ,
24t:7c ; Missouri quarter-blood combing , XfttSa
Missouri three-eighths-blood combing , 53i24r ;
braid combing , Jlc ; lake and Georgia. 22c. Texan
wools : Spring medium ( twelve month ? ) , lC31Sc.
scoured price , 43643c ; spring , line ( twelve
months ) , KQltc : scoured price , SOtfiTi. Tern-
ton * wools : Montana tine medium and fine. 1C5
15c ; scoured price. 4S@30c ; staple , 22O36c ; Utah ,
Wyoming , etc. , fine medium and line , 15O17C ;
scoured price , M3",7c.
Austnillan wools : Scoured basis , combing , su-
perllne , 70972c ; icourcd basis , combing , good , CJ
OCSc ; scoured basis , combing- average , C2QC3c ,
Queensland combing , C3c.
ST. IX > UIS , Nov. ZO. WOOL Quiet , easy and
unchancel ; medium , ISSJOc : llsht line. 13917c ,
heavy tine , SJfI4c ; tub wafhed , 2 030'ic.
Cuir 'o Miirktn. .
NEW YORK , Nov. 20. COFFEE Options
opened steady at unchanged prices and ruled
Inactive and nominal ulth scarcely any varia
tion ; Felling checked by smaller IJrazllUin lu-
crlpu. but markets showed neak undertone un-
iler heavy supplies an.I ilecllnlns fpot market.
Closed quiet , unchanged to * > points lower.
Si'es. 11500 bags. Including , Dejtmber , 13.U ;
March , 15.M. Spot coffpe , Rio , weak ; No. 7. In
voice. 6' c ; No. 7. Jobbing , C"sjc ; mild , easy ;
Cordova , SViWHc. Total warehoure dt-llveneH
from the United States , 12.UO bags. Including
11Ml bags from New York ; New Yo'k stock to
day. 493tt2 bags ; United States stock. CU3 45
bags ; nllat for the United States , K1M > bacu ;
total visible for the United States , SW 4W bags ,
Dfc-Jlmt C70 944 Jnst year and C37.373 In US5.
SANTOS. Nov. 20.-COFFEE Quid ; good aver
age Santos , 7,600 lels ; receipts , 27 , ( ' bacs ; ttcck ,
1,16S.C , bags.
HAMBURG. Nov. 20.-COFFEE-Deellned
> i pfc. ; sales. 22000 bagr.
HAVRE , Nov. 10-COFFEE-Oponfd steady
and unchanged. At noon quiet and 'if lower ;
sales. 10 CCO bags.
RIO DE JANEIRO , Nov. M.-COFFEE-Steady ;
No. 7 , Rio , 7.GOO rel-j ; exchange. 7d ; receipts , 120)0 )
bags ; cleaied for the Unlled States , 7.UOO liags ;
cleared for Euiope , 6,000 bags ; stock , 410 COO baga ,
Oil
CHARLESTON , 8 , C , , Nov. 20.-OIL3 Turp n-
tine , market firm at J9c. Rrsln. Hrm , unchanged ,
HAVANNAH. G.-i. , Nov. 2)-OILS Turpentine ,
firm. 20'ic ; sales , l.fta bbls. ; receipts , 1I.3T7 | ili | > .
Rosin , firm , unchanged ; no tales ; receipts , 4,3U
bbl .
WILMINOTON. Del. , Nov 2X OILS Turpen
tine , nrm , 2SjfiSOc. Rosin. toady , J1.15U1.10.
Crude tuipntlr.e. firm , ll.fXJl . Tar , firm. 11.05.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 20-OILS-Cottonseed nil ,
Liverpool reflnrJ. dull , I4s $ d. Turpentine spirits ,
nrm. 2ls M. It - ln. common , steady. 4s Jd.
NEW YORK. N.iv M. OILS-Cottons. e.l oil ,
dull , but fairly steady ; prime crude1ft : ; prime
mimmer yellow , ! lj21Uc : butter oil , 2IOCO'.ic ;
prime winter > cllow. : evifl27c ,
SiiKiii * > Iarki't ,
NSW ORLEANS Nov. M-Sl'OAn-Open ket-
tie , steady , JHfrSlie ; cenlrifutr l. very strong ;
granulated. 4 1-lffll 7-ICvl whltoi. 3 11-lCfrt 3-lCc ;
yellow * , 3H03't > c : tfctnia. : i (53ic. ; Molusotfs ,
open kettle , steady , I&fi31c ; centrifugal , easy ,
4812c : syrup. Meady. 17&JJC ,
I ONDON , Nov , 20. SUGAR Beet sugar , No-
veml < cr , 9 < -
NEW YORK. Nov , 20.-SIJOAR Raw. nrm ;
fair rrnnlng , 32-lCc ; centrifugal , K test , STic ;
reHneO , flrni ! standard A. 4He ; cut loaf , $ > ? ;
confectliners' . iHc ; granulated , Jc.
l.onlHVllle MvrStork. .
1XIUISVILLE. Ky. . Nov. 20.-CATTI.E-Re-
celptf. iW lie-id ; market slow on common and
mediums , but tteady on good cattle.
HOGS Receipts , 2.0 head ; market tteady en
light , but Sc loner on other kinds ; all lliht hogs
si Time at S3.4J ; pigs. I3.SC3.45.
SHEEP AND LAMHH-Unc4anEed.
Cliicliiiuitl Live Slock.
CINCINNATI , Nov , 20 HOOS Active at
lZ.fcMiJ.DO.
CATTLE Steady ot U.23SS.10.
SHEEP Eoiy at K. fjI.U ; lambs , easy at
W-M-flS-tO.
Stook lu Slulit.
Record of receipts of live stock at the foui
principal market * for November 20 :
Cattle. Hojts. Bheep.
Omaha , , . 1.130 6. rt ) K3
OiVngo J 23.000 J.MO
Kama * City 200 8 , M 3C )
Kt. Ix > ula 2.S03 3dO 400
iifi i
'OilABA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Winds Up with a Good Ran and
Lively Business.
CORNFED STEERS SELL FULLY STEADY
Cciicrnl Trnile Devoid of Al r Promi
nent I'Vnture < ! end Dcmniul
for HOK Dcfrnln a
Hour 3Iovcmei > < <
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. SO. Receipts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep. Horses
November M 1.200 5.GOO ISS . . . .
November 19 ! . ! 4,041 l.tOJ 2i
November IS 4.4SO 5lii - 2.M7 . . . .
November 17 3.1G2 4.K2 1,467 W
November 16 4.30S 4.IS5 2.33S
November 15 2.61S 2.1VS 1.S3J
November 13 4S5 5. < W3 l.Sa . . . .
November V. 7.C03 4.SS1 1.032 la
November 11 3.C1G 6,019 3.61 . . . .
November 10 6.615 5,997 1.SS3. H >
November D 2.762 6.343 1,400 . . . .
November 8 3,4 Q 2.591 719 22
November 6 537 3,359 . . . .
November B 2.114 3.703 I.i93 S3
Receipts for the week with comparisons :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Week ending Nov. 20. . 17.727 26,143 9Wo
Week ending Nov. 13. . 19,273 S0.523 10,03
Week ending Nov. C. . M.31S 19.212 1C , 02
AVeek ending Oct. 30. . 31.3S3 21,811 U.6.3
The olllclal numlier of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was.
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. &St. P. ny 3
O. & St. L. lly I
Mo. Paclllc Hy 2. 3
Union Pacific system S 12
c. & N. w. ny 2 A ; "
K. . a & M. v. n. n i 22
c. . st. P..IM. & o. ny s
u. & M. n. n. n c 23 i
c. . n. & Q ny 2
K. C. & St. Joscoh 20 3
C. , 11. I. & P. lly. , east t >
c. , n. i. & i > . ny. . i.\est. . . . JJ .
Total receipts 42 PI 1
The disposition of the day's recclpis was
ns follows , each buyer purcnuslng Hie num
ber of head Indicated ;
Iluycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing company. . . . SJ9
G H. Hnmmond company. C7 1.2.J
Swlf. nnd Comjnny 312 1.213 . . . .
Cudahy 1'acklng company .3 1,013 .GJ
III. JJecker nnd Degan 2 > j
J. U Carey M
It P. Huz ? H
cuduhy P. Co. , Kan. City Gil 4
Other buyers J
Total 1.103 5,53 2S3
CATTLR Taere wns a decent run of cattle
for a. S.iturdav. but half of all the cattle here
were consigned direct to packers and were
not offered for sale at nil. As a result there
were not cattle enough on sale to make much
of a. market. As usual on n Saturday the
trade , . \ns without feature of Importance.
The four or five loads of corn fed steers
. T here
sold ut Ilrst nt about steady prices.
was one lot good enough to bring J4..0
Cows nnd heifers sold In nbout the same
notches as yesterday nnd the trade was of
little Importance owing to the few cattlu
Were were no stockcrs or feeders of any
importance In the yards. The fresh receipts
were ex remely light nnd the cattle In the
hands of speculators were pretty well
The season -when range cattle may be ex
pected to arrive Is at nn end and from now
on the market will be dependent upon the
arrivals of native or corn fed cattle. The
end of the range tco.'on is reflected -nrge-y
reduced receipts , the to.nl arrivals lust week
having been the smallest for any .seek since
A"vith 'so few cattle here during the past
week It was not nt all dltllcult to , kec ? the
yards cleared ; In fnct packers were com
pelled to piece out supplies wUi shipments
from other markets.
The tendency on ban y little corn fed st ; ? s
was upward , the maiket on s-uch lyjims
stronsr all the .aeck. At the tame time
coarse and heavy cattle had a downward
tendency , the market on that klnl being
weak and slow n good deal of the time.
Butchers' stock , .such us desirable k nds
ot cows and heifers , sold high all the i eek
and the market for the six days was not
mucn altered. The common nnd medium
such active demand
kinds were not always In
mand , but they sold , and nt good prices.
While the demand for stockt-rs and feeders
was not particularly large , ns Is usually the
case nt this season of the year. It was fully
equal to the supply. The- market on choice
little cattle , which were In good demand
all the week , i3vas not much changed.
Heavy cattle were somewha ; neglected and
the tendency of values was lower on that
kind. Representative sales :
NATIVES.
BEEF STEERS.
. . TT Vo Av 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
rJt'jf : : i'S § " : : ' 1B
.
" " 30) 1 WO 300 1..1MO 331
i""iao zso : * . . . . IMS 3 < o I..KH 325
i""sSO 'CO 1..1160 2T5 1..1300 3 CO
1..1WO 300
2. . . .12T5 200 l.--lHO 3 CO 1..14M 323
'
1 120 SCO 1. . . HO 575 1. . . . SO 300
f ' . . O 4 W 2. . . . 170 5 M
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
-2 cove " . I'M JJ f5 2 cown . frsl J2 8 *
1 talllrii" .1170 3 20 ' 1 cow . 0 39)
I cow. ? : : . . . 700 si > e4cof . uosso
1 steer. . 12JO'375 2 steers . USO 3 .J
n f. * , . . . .i s
113 cows SS7 305
HOGS The market on hogs opened a little
easier this morning , but the demand was veiy
fair while there was no great number on sale.
In consequence , the market stiffened up a lit
tle and clojed fully as good as yestenliy.
The prices paid ranged from S3.22H to 13.45 ,
with the great bulk of the sales at I3.J083.40 ,
the rame as yesterday. There were , however ,
mote vales today ut the lower prices , so that thu
average price was a fraction of a cent lower
than > esterday.
The trade was fairly active at the prevailing
prices , nnd an early clearance was effected.
Receipts of hog * , as wfill a * of cattle , were
roinewhai smaller the past week than for the
week previous , but larger than two weeks ago.
The market , ns n wnole , vian very fair
shape , though values ranged somewhat lower.
The week opened with hopj selling at the
lowest point touched since the latter part or
July. On Tut fill- the market wns n Itltie
higher , nnd strong Bgaln on Wednesday , the ad
vance for thcjtwo da ) e amounting tn Se. Thurs
day's market was unchanged , while Friday's
was a little monger , ami Saturday' * easier.
Tne week closed with Ihe market strong and l. <
higher than It opened , but lo er than the close
of the previous week.
Hcgu sold during the week nt 10&2Cc higher
than a year ego , nbout lOc lower than two
yenra asu. lOflSOc lower than three years ngo
and II.MS2.37 loner than four years ngo. Itip-
leioitatlve silei :
sheep In Ihe yards. The market did
any material change , values being juit about
steady , Itepreientatlve tales ;
No. Av. Pr.
1 buck , , . . , . . . . . . . HO 13 0)
14 native twes lie 4 25
5 native lamb * , , . M IK
6 native lamia . , . . , , tJ & Ut
ICunwnN Cll > - Live SlorU Slarkel.
KANSAS CITV , Nov. 20. TATTUJ-IUcelpl .
tJO biad ; nuuktt stcad/j Ttxaj itwra ,
Tesis rowii. Jl M0-11S. native steer * . JJ5JOJJ7U !
native c - nnd helfem , II (0 < M.M : utockera n < t
, . . ,
lions'llecelptt. . . ( X > ) hr d. market ttemljf to
hde li > w r. bulk of le . W4K13.I3. heftvlr * ,
JStiJ.4S. packer * . IS.2JOJ4V mlsed , A Sir -4ii
IlKhO , fX2XX43. yorker * . W. tHJ ; pigs , U OC
Rllr3KP-Heee-lr ! . 3.0W hMd : market ftenfly ;
UmM , 1 1. SOU J 7 $ ; miittcn * ,
C11IC.VOO MVIS STOCK MAHKKT.
l.o\rcr All Arniinil Thnn
n Work ABO.
CtttCAGO. Xov. > X The week clo tt on B con
siderably lower cattle market than a week ago ,
Prime beere * . ndaptfd to the lUltl'h Chrlstmaa
holiday trade , have f > otJ nt liUh prices , but
average price * for other Klnda of callle were
about ICe loner than n netk ngo and wnnlng
grade * broke from SVto Me. The offering * have
contlMe < l largely of medium llethed ( teem that
nold nt from ( I.2S to 14.75. uch lot * having the
quality , but lacking the tlnlsh. Todiy1 * market ,
l.i luual on HAturlay , wa * nlmivit entirely
nominal , with price * unchanged from yesterday ,
Therr wn * an active trade In hog * nt rtemly
nnd unchange.1 prices , the bulk nf hog * eelllnc
at from IS. 40 to 13. W. The commonest heavy
packer * roU nt from II. JO to U.SS nnd the
choicest rhlpplng hog * at from IJ. 50 to II. SI ,
The range of prices In narrower than a week
ago nnd ho * * are veiling from So to 7'tO lower
than at that time.
The mall offering * of * hcep and lambs were
< ll peil of nt the recent * hnrri decline , * heep
being ratable nt from t.W to I ) for the poorest
lo from 12.40 to 11.75 for the best , while lambs
were held at from 13.71 lo II for the poorest to
friim U.2S to Ji.M for choice lot * . Till * ha * been
the won t kind of week for eUer , the demarwt
having Middinly flattened nut.
llecelpt * : Cattle , : oo head ; hog * . I3.0M head :
fhcep , 2,00) head ,
SI. t.imlM l.lvifitnck. . II
ST , I/Dt'IS. Nov.C.VTTIK llcrelpl * , 2.W9
head , of uhlcli 1,000 are Texnni > i thliment | , ( CO
head ; market tlcndy ; fair t3 fancy nnthe ship
ping nnd export Fleer * . JI.JSOJ.M ; bulk of tales ,
)4.4i1T4.73 ; drer.'etl bctf nnd buti-her tteer * .
l4.Oo04.VO ; bulk of rnleit. | l.ni(4.Mi * teera under
l.(0 pound * . JJ. 4.:3. bulk of rni. . I1.S084.10 ;
rtockei * ami feeders , l2.J5tI4.3i } ; bulk of sales.
I1C-104.CO ! con * and heifer * . K.WIfl.M ; bulk of
cow * . I2.i0tf J.23 ? cnnnlng cow * , 11.25(12.4) ; bull * ,
S.t < Hi3.M ; Tcxa * and Indian ftrcr. . ert > . 1275
3.75 ; feJ , H.2.1 ; cow * and helCer * . l2.lCff3.Ji.
HOGS-ltcci-lrt . 3.WO head ; shipment * . ICO
head : market Meady to n shade ea'ler ; light.
I3.20fl3. : mixed. J3.25fl3.40 ; hcnv- . I3.D0773.U.
8I1BKP Ilecclpt * . 400 head ; * hlpmcnt . $0 }
head : market dull and slow ; native mutton * .
S3. : ; (71. 35 ; cull * nnd buck * . I2.04Q3.35 ; stocken.
J2.C002.75 ; Inmbf , I7.W0S.W.
> o - York I.lvo Slock.
NK\V YOltIC , Nov. 20. UKI-SVlvS llecelpt * , KK >
head : cables unchangel ; export * , 1,325 beeves ;
3.103 quarter * of Kef.
CAI.ViHccelpt * . ! 9 head ; steady for vesls.
dull and lower for grnfjer * ; veal * . I5.00ff3.73 :
grnistrji. Si.fOii3.iO w-e tern , I3.00fll.f0.
SHUKP AND I.AMlt-Hecelpt . S.200 hcnfl ;
Sherp s'cady ; lamb * nrm ; sheep , H.Mai,75 ;
lamb * . t5.- . i .12'S.
lions lUcelpt * . 2.M9 head ; steady at . ?
3.DO.
llllllllllllliolln l.lvi * Stllc'k.
INniANAPOLlS , Nov. W.CATTMUccelpta ,
100 head : shipments , light ; no quotable changft
In market.
HOG.llrccpts. | . 4 COO head ; shipment * . l.COO
hcail ; market * tead > ; good to choice medium
nnd hnvy. . J4H343 ( ; common light * . J3.32Q2.4S.
SHRKP-UecHpt * . 250 henil ; * hlpmento , ICO
brad , markft gtt-ady nt yesterday's price * .
Tom the Flivker. nick the Trader. Harry th
Onl > oker. wit ! gl , , \t j tips gnlore for the ask
ing , but fuili Iliw HASUI ON OPINIONS ONL.Y
inwnu > e than ujeles.TIIKY AUK DANQEn-
OL'S.
OL'S.Vp
\Vp tlo nnt sell "opinion tips" : we sell HE-
MA1H.K INSIDE NK\VP ADVANCE ADVICE
based en authenticated fact" .
This Is the tlrst and only onranlzatlDn to
undertake 'in a larco p-'ale the gathering of
IN.'MDi : MAItKITT NEWS nnd the furnishing
of It to a limited number of speculators and. In
vestors Ions before It has been discounted by
HIP market movement.
Dn't oonfiiund us with our numerous coun
terfeit Imitators theadvisors' agents and rtls-
crotlnnHry hcupcs who hive : no news-gatherlnf ;
fa-slimes' , but merely OI'ESS the market , play-
one pntrrn agalnut another. This bureau was or-
"
ganlrerl and is owned and operated "hv I1OARD
OF TIIAOK ind STOCK EXCHANGE edltora
of New York and Chicago dally newspaper *
responsible men. whcn-e reputatlDn for market ,
far-slijhtednws- reliability I * their prufen-
flnnal rnpltnl. H'ich a rurp * of tlniuiclal and
commercial edltoia nnd reporters gives us facll-
Itleo for procuring Inside advance new * and Im-
pnrtlnR Judicious advice nearly equal to the fa
cilities of all the brokers and all the newspaper * .
These men ore .SPECIALISTS IN JUIXJINO
THE M UiKBTS. They nre the keenest obscr
vors of natural condltl : > n . They quickly discern
signs of manipulation. They are In constant nnd
close touch with the pool * and cliques. They
know Intimately the men who move the market *
are familiar with the tactics and methods of
each biff operator.
Such facilities enable u tn ( rlxe n Ren-Ice by
wire and mnll THAT NO SPECUUVTOIl CAN"
AKFOIin TO nE WITHOl'T. as our recced
since we began business evidences.
A month ago December wh-Rt was SI cent * . \Ve
odvlsml Its Immediatepurcha'e. . We bulled It
all the way up ti > & 4 cents , at which point we ad
vised taking profits and celling short. We con
tinue , ! l art h till December wheat touched 83
cents and May M cent * . Since then we have
given scalping advices only. Our long-pull ub-
fcrllwrs have made 13 cents p re lit In one montn
scalpers have made more.
Nov. 1 we advised nil our patrons to sell
stocks. Within a week active stocks declined
from u to 13 point p. Since- then our dally scalp *
Ing advices on. stocks have been absolutely cor
rect.
Oorn , Qais , Provisions
promise to bo active In near future. Our sub
scribers will receive advance news of all Im
portant movements In thete products.
fiOMB IMPORTANT MOVES AHE PENDING
III both uhtat and Mocks. Our subscribers will
be on the right slile. W1I.L TOUT
TERMS $20.01 per month.
ADVANCE INFORMATION BUREAU ,
WOMAN'S THMPI- ! : , CHICAGO ,
J. P. HOLLAND ( recMitly Financial Editor
Chicago Eienlng Post ) , manager.
will lie Interested In our MARKET LETTER
anil SIX DAYS WITH KINO COTTON , either
of which will be sent free on request.
STUART & PADDOCK ,
BANKERS AND ER.OXERS.
imOADWAYJ .
YOUIC
"
HOSTON , MAHA I HII.ADEI.PHIA. PA. .
AMI-IS lit'IUDINO , HBTZ BUILDING.
WASHINGTON , D. C. . 1K3 F ST. , N. W.
J. L. BOYD < S C0,3
Grain Provisions and Stock
1416-1418 Fai-warn St.
Orders taken for 100 bvfet Is and upwards.
C C. CliniSTIK. B. J. STIIKET.
President. Vice-President.
G .W. KENNEV.
( Secretary.
Cliristie-Street Commission Co
Cnplllll H.-.II.IIOO.Od , I'lllly Pillll.
STOCKS , rillAI.Y AM ) I'HO VI.SIOXS ,
'l'fli > | iholif 1(111,1. ( .
. . . . Om till ii , Xeb.
JAiiiES & QOYD & GO , ,
Tclcplionc HK5 ! ) . Oinnha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GUAIN , PROVISIONS anUSTOGKS
UUAI ( OP THAI ) ! ! .
Direct wire" to Chicago and New Tork.
CorrerpondrnU ; John A , Warren c Co ,
Weare Commission Co-
01,1) COI.O.VV IHILDI.Vf ; . CIIICAUO ,
Members Chicago Hoard of Trade ulnco 1EC2.
drain , Provisions anl tY. . StocHs ,
Orders Cash and Future Delivery Solicited ,
Omaha Olllc-r , Iloom 1 , .V. V. Life
. . . . 'Plioiu1)01. ) . . , .
I'l.OVI ) J.
C. H. MAGOON & CO.
CO-HMC55IO.V BROCJR5
Slocks , Grain and Protons
314 South 15th St.
OMAHA , NEB.