Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDA , NOVBAtBBll 28 , 1807.
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Jabbing Trade Moves Right Along in a Very
Catitfactory Manner ,
COLLECTIONS GOOD FOR W.NTER SEASON
Colder Wrntlicr n AVrlcomc CliniiKC
fur All llrinirlirs of IlimlnmH AVrck
Cloticil nltli Ilctnll Trnilc Act
ive In All Icmrliiicnt .
The past week wns In most respects like
the previous week fo for as the character
of business cloltip was concerned. Down In
the Jobbing district evcrythlnfj moved along
In a satisfactory manner , but new features
of Importance were not developed. The In
tervention of a holiday In the middle of the
week nnturally breaks In Upon trade In
ntnplu linen , and to some extent Is a de
moralizer of the recular routine. At the
turns- time It stimulates the demand for
certain lln < > s of goods which makes up for
the fulling off of sales In other depart
ments.
The holiday trade this year was very sat
isfactory In the main , though It may be
said to have ! been somewhat spotted. That
Is , while some houses reported a very large
business doing , some other houses seemed
to feel rather disappointed at the outcome.
The totnl volume of sales , however , wns
much larner this year than last. The peo-
jile In all sections of tributary territory
have more money than n year ugo nnd the
liolldny was more generally observed as a
feast day. Sales of such fancy goods ns
nuts , confectionery , dried fruits , etc. , were
lutgre the week before , while poultry nb-
porbcil the attention during the three days
preceding the holiday.
It has been several years since Omaha
Indulged Its uppetltc for Thanksgiving cheer
no liberally ns th ( . past week. Srme of the
who.esule commission houses In the produce
district report the largest business , In their
lilstory. while all were very busy.
Weather conditions are becoming more
favorable every duy , Inasmuch as a lower
temperature Is compelling consumers to
supply themselves wllti winter goods of all
kinds. A decided Improvement Is noted In
the country trade during the past few-
days Incident to this change In weather
conditions which can hardly fall to be re
flected In the demand for merchandise at
jobbing houses. In the retail districts of
the city the sudden change has been pro
ductive of active buying , anjl the trade ut
the eloFe of the week was iuout the live
liest thnt It has been nny time this season.
Stormy and wet weather would probably
Btlll further Increase the demand for poods
at retail especially In certain lines , but
without that the condition of trade Is quite
eutlsfactory.
OmnhnV bank clenrlags for the past week
twere small , owing to the fact that the week
contained only live business days , but at
thp same time they showed n very gratify
ing gain over the corresponding week last
year , the rateof Increase being larger than
the average for the whole country.
The past was n busy week at South
Omnha owing to the extensive building
operations that are b Ing carried on. The
work on the new exchange building Is being
pushed forward with srent viper nnd one
portion of the building la already under
roof. There was also a heavy business
doing In live stock ; for a holiday week , tht
arrivals of hogs having been the largest
In n long time.
JOBBERS AND MAXTFACTTOEnS.
The Wtstnrn Electrical company Is put
ting In the electric lighting plant nt the
State Normal school at Tent. The com
pany also has the contract for lighting the
state Insane asylum at Norfo'.k
Governor Tanner of Illinois has notified the
managers of tlhe various state Institutions
that hereafter oil supplies for s-ate Institu
tions must be purchared of citizens of Illi
nois , Instead of from parties In other states
The governor cxiplalns his action by saying
that he has noticed an Inclination on the
I > art of Jome of the managers of state In
stitutions to buy supplies In adjoining states
but that outKl'.le merchants and inanufac-
iturero did not pay taxes In Illinois nnd did
not contribute In any 'way to the support
of th state Institutions. At the same time
there are plenty of manufacturers In the
fitatc who could supply all that mlgTit be
needtxl nt the state lnsttutlon : . The gov
ernor of Nebraska , nnd the State Board of
Purchase and Supplies have been fo lowing
this plan for some little time and It has
resulted In the keeping of a peed deal of
work at home Instead of Its being sent out
of the state. There Is some disposition
among the managers of fome of the Ne
braska state Institutions to discriminate
against homo products In frpite of the fa
vorable action of the state board.
Cnlcago jobbers are considerably inorked
up over the Inroads upon tftelr trade ; hat
are being made by western jobbers. Ac
cording to the Chicago Times-Herald , efforts
nre being made In that city to establish an
organization for tha purpose of boomlns
trade with the west and to recurc direct a
laru'o ' proportion of she business which Is
now given to the smaller jobbing centers.
The Chicago Journal o.f Commerce adds that
this movement should Intluence forcibly the
Jobbers of t.tat city. "The marol of prog
ress , " continues that paper , "has passed
Chicago fur beyond and established pro
gressive Jobbing centers at favorably located
points In prosperous sections of thewest. .
Within the past ten years small jobbing
hous.en nt Omihn , Kansas City. Davenport.
Indianapolis. Sioux City , Milwaukee , Minne
apolis and St. Paul have grown Into youns
Klants tftat nre coping courageously with the
Chicago Jobber for the hardware trade In
the entire .errltory they embrace. TVOFD
houses have been rapidly built up by young
men of courage and aggressive ability , who
nre a power In their community and earnest
denizens In the development of western
trade. "
Arthur Rhodes wl'l leave this evening for
Jcx > lln , Mo. , wtere he goes to take charge
of the Cudahy Packing company's supmy
Iiov.se nt that point. Mr. Rhodes has for
BOine time pas ? represented the company on
the rend In Icwa.
Tl.e Sheridan 'Fuel ' company Is working ISC
men In Its CM ! mine near Sheridan nnd
will , put on a night forca as soon as pos
sible. Mr , Gould Dtetz reports that It Is no
eay matter to secure miners enough and
the corripany is shipping out tf many JIB
can be secured In this section < r. the sec
tion of the country.
OMAHA Ol3.\iit.VI , 3IAHKHTS.
Condition of Trade anil ( luiitutlotih
uu Stnpl < * and Kuiic > ' I'ruiliu * * * .
ROCS Strictly fresh , 17c.
IIUTTIIII Common to fulr. lO&llc ; choice to
fancy , UfilTo : separator creamery , 22c ; calh'reCJ
creamery , Sic ,
VnAI4holce fat. * 0 to 120 llm. . quoted nt 8c :
larRt ) and cuarw. 4U-V.
DllESSKD 1'OUUTUY Chickens. 506C ; tur-
keyH. HIHIC ; Reese , 8e ; ducks , "c.
1'IOKONF l.lvc. 75c ; de-ad plReona not wanted.
HAY Upland. fi.M > ; midland. J5.BO ; lowland.
15.00 ; rye mruw , Jl. color makes the price on
hay ; llRht bales sell the In-iit ; only top enidrn
brine top prices.VUOBTAHl.US.
VUOBTAHl.US.
CnLKIlY Good Block , large. 40c ; email , 230
SOo.
SOo.ONIONS
ONIONS 1'cr bu. . C5660c.
HGANK-Hand-plcked navy , per bu. . J1.40.
BWKKT 1'OTATOBP Per bbl. , 12.73.
CAllllAOK-llaine RTown. per lb. , IVitTl'.ic.
POTATOES Herm ; crown , 40ff55c ; western
lock , en&roc.
FIll'lTS.
QI'INrrfCalifornia , per Imx. 11.23.
Al'Pl.KS Winter sleek. I2.75ea.iij ( California
JlHIeHourr. tmxes. II. M > U1. W ; Colorado Jona
than * . boxen. 11.75.
CIIANllKItniKS-Jireys , per btl. , 17,0) ; Wls
CDiiHln Hell & liuRle. I7.M > .
CAI-irOUNlA AND COLOIIADO I'nAIlR-
O ( x > winter Nells , J2.00.
OHAI'IS ? CStiawlms , G-lb. baskets , MfflSc ;
Mntacas , 5.50fl .60.
THOI'ICAl. rnt'ITB.
OHANOES Mexican , per box , 14.00 ; Louis
iana. 14.1' ) .
I.ISMONH Merslnaa , S60 , U.OO83.SO ; Ml. > 4 Kft
14 CO : Cnllfornla. 3CO , P.Oifil.TS ; SOO , t3.75fll.2S.
IIANANAB Choice , lartre stockr | bunch ,
| 2 OOi/2.2& ; medium-sized bunches , ll.75tt.00 ,
MISCEI.LANKOl'8.
NUTS Almonds. IKT lb. , lurte site , 14S15c ;
liruilll. per lb. . lOc , KnRllsh walnuts. IHT lb. .
fancy , soft shell , Uc. standards , 10 < illc ; Illl rta ,
per lb , , lOc ; i cann , ( Killihrd. UrKe , I'BIOc ;
Jumlo , Kci lari-c hlckir > ' nuti , fl.25 prr bu. ;
Email , 1150 per bu. ; coooanuU , per 110. tt.TiJj
4.00 : i > e nuti. raw. MroHc ; roasted , CfiCijc.
KlOS-Importwl fancy , 3 crown. 14-Ib. Iwxes ,
IS'.ic : cniwn. 44-lb. bairn , 16c ; 2-lb. boxes , ISc
per box.
HONKY Choice white. He.
1CIU.UT 1'er bbl. , l4.W4J4.2i ; half bbl. , | 2.i60
1 41 > .
MAPLE SYIll'I'-Plve-Ral. cans. each. 11.11 ;
cal. cunt. punT | dot. , 112.00 ; half-Eal. cam.
ie.2j ; quart cans , IJ.M.
DATBH P r 60 to T-lb. boxes , Clic ; Fard S-lb.
Ixixex. &c.
&c.r.I'rr half bbl. . H ; bbU. , li.W.
rilBSIl MKAT8.
I1KKK Quod native uteer * , Te ; cool
fun-quarter * , ftrera , Cc ; Rood hlndquarttri , ! < c ;
westvni trers , l 'tc. fancy heifer * . CUe ; Rood
helftiiK , < c ; rd : forvquarten , hclfrrs , 5 * " ; good
hlndquarten. hflftrn , tic ! ; need OOH . Hie ; fulr
cow * , ( o.
Hii3F CI'TS Tenderloins. ISc ; boncUsi trli ,
He ; ttrlp loins. 7c , rolli , kvc , sirloin butts ( Vic ;
houlder clods , ( He ; rump butti , H c ; ctrtr
iheuldcr rlods , Cc ; rump bulli. fHc ; steer
chucks , ( He ; cow chucks. 4Hc ; bunelw * chucks ,
4Hc : cow ptati-s , Jc , * teer plates. She ; flank
( teak , CHc ; lalns. No , 1. 14o ; loins. Nu. t , lHsc ( ;
loin * . No. a. ic : sirloin ends. No , 1 , 9c ; ribs.
No1. . c : Na I , .v c ; rlU , No. t. 6c ; tteer
round * , 7bc ; eow rounds , tHc ; cow round * think
uff. IHc ; trimrulns * . ic : U f bank * , Ic.
lxf.Ua , ftr do * . , Ke ; MtbrtfciU , per lb. , Wcj
weetbre < J * ( calv * * ) . per lb. . 4V. kidney * . r r
ata . c. ox tUt. eich , 4c. liver * , per lb. . X.
heart * p r lb . Be. tonirues , per lb. . UHc
XttTTON Lmmbs. < r. sheep. CHf. mirkrt
rack ! ( lonR ) , te , hotel rack * ( short ) , llr , let *
and * * 4 < ! lni. ! c ; Iamb lei ; * , DC ; breutt * and
tew * . Jc. tunirues. ech. Jc.
I-OIIK Dressed plR , tc ; dreed hot * , tc ;
trnderloln * . Ik ; loins. 7c , spare rib * , ( c : turn
sauMRf butt * , tv. shonWers. rmiRh. Ik : ( boul
ders. tklnned. > * c ; trlmmlnRS , Mic ; leiif Urd.
not rendered , 6'tc ; heads , cleaned , 4c ; snout and
e rs. 4c ; lckbone li e ; chetk meat * , 4 ie ;
neck liones. 2c ; pies' tails. 4c ; plurks. etch , lc ;
chltterllriRS , tc ; hock * . 4c ; hearts , per < loz. ,
Me ; stomach * , each. Jc ; tonrrue * , each , * c ; kld-
ieB. . per dot. , lOc ; brains , pfr dor. , ISf ; pie * "
feet , per dor. , Sto ; liver * , each , Jc.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDBS-No. I Rreen hides , Te ; No. Z pretn
hide * , Cc ; No. 1 salted hld * . \c ; No. 2 green
salted hide * . 7Hc ; No. 1eal calf , S to 12 lit. ,
IDc ; No. 2 v * 1 cnlf. 12 to K lti > . , ( c.
SHKKP I'KLTS Green snlted , each , l075c ;
Rreen salted ehearllnc * ( short wooled e rly
kln , each , lie , dry shearllnRS tshort wool l
early skins ) . No. 1. each. 6c ; dry flint , Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4firSc ; dry Hint. Kansnt and Nebraska
murrain wpol pelts , p r lb. , actual neiRht , 3
4c ; dr > - flint CAIorndo butcher wool pelt * , per
lb. . actual weight , 4CSc ; drjnint Colorado
murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual Weight , Jf
ironsn Hions-Earh , n.ws2.:3.
TALLOW , OIIEASE , ETC.-Tallow. No. 1 ,
4C ; tallow , No. 2. J > 4c ; rouRh tallow , IHc ;
erease , 2HfJ } ; 0 ; > eilow nnd brown grease ,
* LItS Ilar ( black or hrown > . JS.TOnM.OO :
otter , lt.WB8.00 ; mink. Jlt.W860.CO beater , ll.eo
456.00 ; skunk. Joe. r.c , Me : mutkrat. 3c. tc , 7c :
raccoon , 15@0c ; red fox , S , " > c6Il o- trey fox
K@Wc ; wolf ( timber ) . KcOIS.Wj wolf ( prairie
coyote ) . I005ftc ; wildcat , lOCIic ; badger , C040J ;
silver fox. IM.ouQ7 ; . i.
51. LiuiU Ccnernl Mnrkctn.
S . * ? . ? { $ ° -PLOtm-Qulet and un-
, /Mfl4.2- ; ' medium , % r3H5 < 5 j7s. ! " 40 ®
, , .r ? ' , * dosing 2Vtc for December and
' „ . * ; , L0" ' yesterday ; opened Ke lower
„ eventually declined IVtc more , cloUng with
sellers 1-lOc nbave the bottom. Spot , lower ; No.
i red cash , elevator , W.ic ; track. 97ic ( ; No. : hard
Carvl'AlB SC ! 1 > eccmber. 97Vtc ; May , M 4BWHc. ?
du" on(1 ( fcatoreless durlhf ?
, ,
most of the resslon , finally weakenlnp and clos-
Inp with May U < WSe and December tCUc under
yesterday ; SIK.I , ( sv ; No. 2 cath , 20 c ; Deccm-
l er. 24Hc ; Hay , 27Hc
OATS Uulrd wejk and lower for futures , clos-
lC with a decline of He to So for tac day ; sptt
lower ; No. 2 cash , elevator , 20Sc ; track , zitiliUc-
te' C"'h' "C Ueciemb
HYK Steady nt 4G J& i
FLAXSEED Quiet at 11.03
TIMOTHY SEED-prlmc. 12.60.
( X > UNMiAL-J1.40.
HRAN-Slow but strong ; racked on trnck ,
, , l ? & 7 ct\ve \ nnd rricfs well sustained ; prairie ,
. .
IC.MO8.M ' ' ) ; timothy. JS.noT10.50
: m'umer > ' - I'Sac : domes.
EGOS Firm at 17c.
WHISKY l.w.
CXTTON ) TIRS 77c.
1IAGGING C-J7Vic.
' 1'ork. quiet ; Ftnndnrd mcps , Job-
. , - -J. Lard , quiet ; prime steamed ,
.choice. J4.124. Dncon ( boxed lain ) , extra
; "rli/S"E' ' ; L'&W5-25 : ! ; ribs , J5.&HI5.C2H ; shorts ,
j.C t4i5..5. ( Dry milt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders ,
&i.lVi , extra shott clear. H'SfM.fciH : 'ibs , J5.1JU
i"-i ; Hhortn. K > li'Hi80..1. ,
HEl'KH'TS-Klour , C.CM bbl . ; wheat. 18.000
bu. ; corn. 1IO.UW bu. ; oats. M 010 bu
HHH'MENTS Flour , B.l-X ) bbls. ; wheat , H.lmO
bu. ; corn , 74.000 bu. ; oats. 18(00 bu.
Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 27. WHEAT Spot , No. 1
"Vv/i ? rhrillr'K. | firm ut 7s Slsd.
lOll.N fcpot. American mixed , nrm nt 3 3 irt ;
futUM-s. fteady ; November , 3s S d : December.
3B " 3 ? d ; January , 3s ; % ( ! .
.y'T4' ' * ; Loul' fancy winter , steady nt 10s.
S At Londftn truclllc coast ) , steady , 4 ,
I'HOVISIONP Bwf , tirm ; extra India meis.
Ms 3d : prime mvrs. 56s 3d. I'ark , prime mei-s.
fine western , llrm nt 47s Cd ; prime mers , mejlum
western , fteady at 41s. Hams , short cut , 14 to
1C pounds , dull t 31K llacon. t-hoit ribs , fteuny
at s : ? ; long clar middles , light , :4s Cd ; knc
clear middles , henvy. dull at 34s ; shnrt clear
hacks , dull at 30s Gd ; clear bellies , fteady at 3's.
Shoulders , rqunre cut. lirm nt ; Ss. Lard , prime
western , nrm at 22s 3d. Tallow , prime city , firm
at ISs.
4-HEESE American finest white and colored ,
dull at 4s Cd.
Loniloti AVhcnt Market.
LONDON. Niv. 17. Wheat In the market this
week was supporK-d by cnntlnental buyrrr. The
United ICmtrd.im Inquiry was small. Kellers of
California , wheat. Ptptemlwr and October , ntKd
39s ; for November they n ked 3Ss 3d. nnd for
wheat Just Killed they asked S M. A larpe
business wn.i done- InVrJla Wnlb wheat. De
cember to rebruiiiy. nt K * . leavlne reller * at that
price. Arcen'lre wheat ha/1 frt" nell rf. 1'e r'.mr. "
and March nt 3."is Indian wheat was freely of
fered at 35s for April and May.
Flour was slow nnd prices unaltered.
Maize wns qulic Old mixed December was
quoted nt 16s 3d. New maize , January tD April ,
WHS quoted nt las Pd.
Oats relap'ed. The lost price paid w.is Its 7 ! J
for mixed clipped December oats.
KaiiNiiN City ( Jrnlii nnd I'roviiloiiH.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 27. WHEAT Hard , He
to lc lower ; soft wheat , about unchanged ; No
2 hard' , SGcNn. . 3. We : No. 4. Sic : No. ! r l
93c ; No. 3 , WUc ; No. 4 , b.vgs6c ; No. 5 tprintr
S3c ; No. S. Sic.
COnN Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 2lc.
OATS Good demand : No , 2 wh'.tc , 22-23c.
nrR Firm : No. : . 44c.
HAT Firm , with pond demand nnd un-
chancwl : tlmnthy , JS.rnvS..TT , : prn'.rle. S7.03 .
Hl'TTEn Firm ; crenmerj20c ; dalnlie. .
EGGS Ptendy ; fresh candled Missouri and
) fan . " r , , 1 1" Mrim " lie
KECKTTS 'Wheat , C4 fCO bu. ; corn , 49,4M ) bu. ;
oats. 7.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 17S 200 bu. ; corn , 30.400
bu. ; oats. none.
Or n I n Ileceliith nt I'rlncliial MnrketN.
ST. I-Ol'IS. Nov. _ 27. Receipts of wheat. Co
°
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 57. Receipts : Wheat.
421 cars
CHICAGO. Nov. 57. Receipts toJny : Wheat , "M
car § : corn. M6 ; oats , 711 cars. EFtlmnted car
lots tomorrow : Wh-nt , ItB ; co-n. 400 ; nats , 3'0.
KANH'tS C1TV. Nov. 27. Receipts : Wheat. 1SS
cars.
cars.DVLl'TH. . Nov. 27. Receipts : M'heot. MS car-
1'EOIttA. Nov. 27. Receipts : Corn. 4S UO bu. ;
oats 43 7M bu. ; rye. l.JOO bu. ; whl'ky. 73 bbs. ! ;
w'.ieat. 1.200 bu. Phlpmentp ; Corn , 4 SCO bu. ;
oats. JS.JfO bu. ; rye , ncne ; nhlrliy , l.CM bbls. ;
wheat , none.
rinc-lniiiitl Market.
WIIKAT yulet : No. 2 red. nominal at
CORN Eisy : No. 2 mixed. 27iJ27Hc.
OATS Quiet : No 2 mlscd , 23 < 4- .
RYE Dull : No 2 , 4Cc.
PROVISIONS- . quiet nt 1415. Hulk
meats. llrm nt 14 4-.i84.SO. Ilacon , steady nt J5.S
WHISKY Steady at 11.19.
nUTTEH E - y : Elgin creamery , 24c ; Ohio , 14
O2dc : daln' . 12 iI5c.
EGGS-Steady at IG'.Jc.
CHEESE Firm ; good to prime Ohio flat , Off
'I'o lc ( l.i Mnrkt. .
TOLEDO , Nov. 27.-WHEA1 Weak ; No. 2 cnrh
and DecemlMT DJC.
rOHN Steady. 27Uc.
OATS 1'nchancwl.
IYB ! Dull , s'cady : No. 2 en h. 4" > 'c.
CIXJVEIISEE Acl.re ; cash. J3.15.
Clnclniintl Live Slock.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 27 HOGS-Actlve at J2.SO
? .2iH.
CATTLE-Steady at 12 2JS5.10.
FHEEI'-Strsnc at J2.5. 4.50.
IjAMItS StroiiR nt $3.503.0.
rP ! 9niAl Nov > S.-crdllN-Market etendy ; Nn.
M'cT"-v'l k1".t'ulet ' : Na : whlle- c-
ILlsValwhrt" ? " : ? B'e'"ly ' : " 'Bh ' PrC" " "Plrlt' '
Detroit .Market.
DETROIT. Nov r-WHEAT-No. 1 white.
91Uc : Nn. 2 red , ! > I ; c : December , 52. ' ; May , tS9ic
COKN-No. J mixed , 2ic.
0 TV-No. 2 white , Sc.
IIYE-No. 2 , 4SUc.
Snii KraiieiHeoVlicnt Mnrket.
BAN FnANCISCO. Nov. 27.
WHEAT Quiet-
December. ll.47 i : May. Jl 44H.
4111 Markem.
OIL CITY. I'a. , Nov. S7. Credit balance * 65-
certmcatr * . Tret rale. 67H ; hlehrst bid. r * ; rlA8ed'
C7M bid ; shUimenta. 83.651 lihls.runs -
runs 117ibbl
" t-W" p. f. . . , , „ , . , x.Joii J
_ . ' . * *
! W
I ' UulAa 1AA t 1 l
nf tunirtitlne , firm , 2aiitr80\ic. Rosin , steady
I1.1KT1 8-X Crude turpentine , steady. 11.4081 . SO .
Tar , enilft. 11.06.
I ONDON. Nov. 27OIUCottonseed oil.
Llven1"ol leflned. dull , 24 * 4 , Turpentine spirit *
firm , ZU3J. Holn. common , steady , 4 * M ,
Miirkrt . *
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. :7.-Sl'GAR-Olien ket-
tic. steady at : fl2T4c
: centrlfuRal. nrro ; Kranu.
lutc.l 4lft4 .c ; whites. 3 11-16414 We- yellows
hard
.
I/ONDON. Nov. IT. '
/ Sl'GAn-IW-et sucar. No.
vemli r. 9 : t et rugar , Decrinber-Mar-h 6 Sfl
NEW YORK Nov. n.-W'QAK-luw. nrm.
fair rtftnliiR. ZE-ltc , centrlfural , M tut. ST.c
refined , nnn : crushed , M c ; | H > u-di-rcd 55-lCc'
cranulated. 6c , mould A. 4Hc. stand. rl A. 4i.ci
confectioner * A. 4T c. out loaf. fc , - , ube , Hc.
rullforntn llrird I-VnIto.
e.FEl'ZJI - N2VCALIFORNIA DRIED
FUt'ITSApple * , firm ; other dried fruit * , quiet ;
evaporated apple * , common , tOTc ; prime wire
tr y , H c. wood dried , prime. EVic. choice. H c.
f ncy. > 4c. Prunw , J6 c , a * to Ue and
qu.llty Apricoti , royal , 7V4CSc , Moor Park to
llo. i'acii . unjtl a , JClOci peeled. 8 c.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
December Wheat Falls Back a Little from
Dollar Mark.
INCREASE IN WINTER WHEAT OFFERINGS
Advance llt-lim * HcnvjOfr < Tlnn from
the Interior , Wlilcli limit n le-
lnu Influence I'pon
the Market.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2" . All of yesterday's
l * o advance In May whc.it was lost today ,
while December dropped l ; c. There wns a
blp Increase In winter wheat offerings , espe
cially from Indiana , and this was very ef
fective with the crowd , who sold from the
start. Other markets were dull with nar
row fluctuations and only slight changes
In prices at the close.
Wheat opened weak for both May n.nd
December. May started ViP o lower at
M'iGM'ic nnd December at We , a decline of
lie. Liverpool cables were disappointing ,
showing but > i < 5H < 3 advance as a response
to the bulge here yesterday.
Northwest receipts were 974 cars , against
972 cars last week. The persistency with
-which receipts up there refuse to fall oft. In
spite of all predictions to the contrary , was
also a clog to the market. It developed that
the heavy advance In December was having
Its natural effect upon country shippers ,
iwho possessed any that would pass Inspec
tion. Wheat that would have gone to To-
kdo or St Louis under nominal conditions
was headed this way and 80,000 bushels of
red No. 2 winter wheat from Indiana was
sold In the pit from We to M > ic for Decem
ber delivery. The opening decline In that
future was pressed into a still further re
duction when the above Information be
came generally known. Chicago receipts
were 2M ) ciu-s.
IJradstreet's report made clearances of
wheat nnd Hour for the week from both
roasts at R,4rM.nO ) bu hels , against , CTkl , )0 )
bushels the weeck before and 3,7 3.000 bupi'i-
e.s the corresponding week of IbM. There
was some bull news to hand , but little at
tention wns paid to It. New York reported
R2 boat loads sold for export. 20 of them
for Austria. The day's clearances from the
Atlantic seaboard amounted to 490,000 bush-
c-ls. Only about 750.000 bushels Increase in
the visible Is expected Monday.
Tne advices from the northwest were that
owing to bad weather farmers' deliveries
lutd materially fnllt-n off. The bearish ef
fect of the sales of No. 2 red winter wheat
to urrlve here from India wns Increassd
when It became known that handlers of
cash wheat were sellers of carloads to ar
rive from Iowa and Nebraska correspond
ents who had No. 1 northern spring to ship.
Armour dfc Co. likewise sold December
wheat In the pit , which was supposed to be
against wheat bought In Duluth to come
here. Selling of December finally became so
free that the market broke to 97hc. Near
the opening it had sold as high as 99Vie.
It steadied somewhat at 97'Ae ami by clos
ing time had recovered to 97 ic. May did
> i pt 1-1 v t-sc-npe It sold brtween 02i4i
Kie. ; then broke to 91' > ic. closlnc nt 91ic.
Corn was slow , wi.h trade for the most
part consisting of transfers of December
contracts to May at about 3KQ34C dlfter-
r.r < \ Thf tendency of prices was sllphtly
downward , due to receipts of S4G cars anO
s > u.i > atny with tne die-line in wheat. Cables
tv-tv , - ff. < i higher. Atlantic clearances
were 301,000 bushels. May ranged from 2SUc
toiiC , and closed a shade lower at 29Hc.
Oats were weaker nnd closed lower. The
decline In wheat had a depressing effect.
December showed some strength shortly
after the opening on a fair demand , but the
pdvance was lost later. Elevator Interests
did most of the selling. Receipts were large.
701 oars. Seaboard clearances were 2OX
bushels. May ranged from 2 l,4c to 22c , and
closed > ic lower nt 22M.C ,
Provisions were very dull but firm. De
mand was only fair , but offerings were ever
smaller. T'r.ere ' was some transferring ol
December contracts to January. Cash de
mand was quite good. At the close January
pork w > n 2V-C higher at JS.17U ; Januar >
lard 2Uo higher , at M.27kand ; Janu-
uiy ribs n shade higher at $4.1ViJ4,171-i.
Estimated receipts Monday : Wheat. K5
cars ; corn. 429 cars ; oats , 330 cars ; hogs
4'i..TCO head.
Lcuumg futures ranged as follows :
Article b. . Opan. | Ul-'h. | Low. I Gloss. | JYes'y.
v llcni-
Nor. . . nn
Dec. . . .
May. . . 1)3 ) J1H pilH
Corn-
No r . . . JrtCZH 2(1 ( H
Dec. . . . I'flKi
May . . .
OatB
Ltc. . . .
M.ijr. . . MM
I ork
Dec. . . . 7 2.T 7 23 22 7 25
Jan. . . . fl 17H' 8 I'D 8 171 , H 15
May. . . 8 i--H H -15 H 4''M S 4' ! * 8 40
Lure
Dec. . . 4 10 1 IS' ' * ' 4 10 4 li > 4 4 1-Jl *
Jan . . . 4 L'L'H 4 ' . - 4 V5 4 Sii
> Iy. . . 1 411 4 4L' 4 : t7.H , 4 M 4 37K
Sh'tl.ID'-
Doc. . 4 17t ! 4 17lt 4 15 4 17 4 13
Jan. . . . 4 17 ! * 1 17S ! 4 15 < 17n ! 4 I. .
May. . . 4 SO 4 J 4 'J7 4 L'7K
No. 2.
Oaph quotations ware as follows :
FlX rH Firm : winter patents , J4.7VStt.M ( ;
strnlKht" ! . J4.1.W4.49 ; Miring siicclnls , J5.K ; sprinu
ritentH , 4.40f4.M | ; js.r.ilKhtB M.toa-4.50.
WHEAT No. S Fj > "HK , SOVteSlUc ; No. 3 Bjrlnj ,
E26T4 ; : No. 2 red , H y.Ja.
< OUN-No. i , : iVic. :
OATP No. : . ir ic. f. o. b. ; No. 2 white , SO-Xiff
Sir : No. 3 white. 2liSiViC.
nVC No. 2. 27U6:7'.ic.
HAHLI3Y M/aV.r.
SBEDP No. 1 flaxseed , Jl.05'461.10 : prime
timothy feed , J2.C5.
PROVISIONS Mess iiorit , t > er libl. . f7.8 .3-D.
Lard , per 100 Ilia. , ) l.i : > i&4.23. Short ribs sid a
( IT * * . $4.14.70 : dr > F balitnl shoulclfri * ( U in.l ,
t4.7MfiCO : short clear fIJeu ( txmd ) J4. iI4.C2U. .
WHISKY DlFtlllere' tin s.ied Roods , per eai. .
st.is.
loaf. 13.64 ; tranula-rt. ft.Il.
On the Produce e ehanKe toJay the Imtter mar
ket was steady , creamcrk-s , 15jfl'lc ; ilalrlfs. lSi
lc. ! Chi-cse. quiet. iffSMc. Ktt ; . fre h. ISO. Live
poultry , murlift Meaay ; turkeyg. So ; chickens. lc ;
, 5lS'.ic : ducki ,
XISU' VOHIC ai\I3HAl4 MAKICHT.
QiKitntliiiiM of tlic Pity n Gcnrrnl
CninniotlltlfN.
NS.W YOIIK. Nov. :7.-FLOUn Itccelptf. 14.-
1 4 Ijhlp. ; exports , 4 f.M bhls. ; quiet , but firm ;
Mlnnexota patents , J3.10S5.40 ; Mimienota ) > ak-
en * ' . JI.50fl4.M ; winter palenBt , J4.M65.K ; winter
BtralKhtu , I1.CO4.70 | ; winter extras. J3.40S4.00 ;
winter low grades , J2.S > 0@3.10. Ilye flour , dull.
J2.SOii3.S5. Ilurkwheat flour , quiet , Jl. 4561. DO.
IirCJCWHKAT-Qulet at SOfUSisc.
t-OIlNMEAL-Steady ; yellow western , Kc.
HYE SteuilNo. . S , tO'ic.
11AIIL.BV Quiet ; wenlern. SSHc.
HAHUr MALT BH y ; western. KOGOc.
\VJII5AT HecelpU. 2M.SDO bu. ; exports , S7.C74
1m. Spot , fury : No. : red. Jl.Olii. Optkmn
optned t-afy , owlne to blc northwest -elptK and
dlraiK | | > lntlnK catilen. rallied fllKhlly on coverlDE.
but finally iwVd off amiln under rrallzlne and
-edHGTfcC net ewer ; No. 2 re < l , November.
elided at ! * 9Uc ; December , OSVs&Jl.W ; closed at
N necelptn. SJf.'D bu. ; exports , 118,120 bu.
Spot , eaiy ; No. * , 23 < c. Opt Ion * opened Heady
on cable * , but fa fed off later with wheat und
doted ' / Cli' ' net lower ; November closed ut
S2'ic : December , 31i sc : elored at 31c
OATS Receipts , Ci.OUO bu. ; exports , 229.C2 ] bu.
Spot , steady ; No. 2 , 2CVic. Options dull , but
rlcudy , on llKht ofTerlnuB ; closvd Uc net hither ;
Februsry clowd at SCT c ; December closed at
* "IAY ! Quiet ; shipping , 4C < T4ij ; Rood to choice.
HOI'S Quiet : state , common to choice. 1FM
cron 40c ; It ! * crop , C&Sc ; U97 crop. ISfllSc ;
I'aclhc coa t U96 crop , 4fi o ; 1SS6 crop , Cfi'jc ; U97
"jll'nBS Steady ; aalveelon , 15c ; Texae , 12c ;
' " ' '
'
] { . : - ; hemlock sole , Duenos Ayree.
PROVISIONS Quiet ; family. J9.COB16.S.O ; extra
ne PSOat.W ; * * h m * . IS.OoeK.K ) ; packet.
- - " Cut meat * , quiet : jilckled Illle * .
plrkied hould < T , ti.75 ; pickled
,
"ouS-V'itrcleum , quiet : t'nited cloied at C7Hc
bid. ttOFln , steady ; ilralnel , cjimmon to good ,
I1.40C1.4S.Tun > entlne , firm , 32t6 lc. CVjtton-
J Ml , quiet and about steady , with rules on the
l > acl of Sl'io for prime rummer yellow ; prlnie
crude lEHc ; prime crude f. o. b. mills , 1SSU
14H-c ; prime summer yellow. 21Hc ; off rummer
yellow. 2H c- butter oil. 23Vt6Scc ; prime winter
' '
'irTTKH-necelpts. S.OM pkertate ; dalrj- ,
IMiSOccreamery. . 14rt2c ; western creamer ) ' , H
fr 3c : Rlelns. e : factory. UVitlHc.
CHKUSIi-necelpts. e.692 pkgs. : market quiet ;
llKht rklmn. C < jCV c ; part nklms , 6 ® c ; full ektms ,
COCJS-necelpts. 5.1S ! pkc j market steady ;
Pennsylvania , I 25 < ; wentern , Z2c ,
Hullluiiirc Murkrln.
nALTIWOIlK. Nov ft FLOt'Il Firm ; west
ern ruperflne 5.HiflJ.f > - , extra. J3.4S04.2 * ; extra
family. I4.W84.75 ; winter wheat patents , J4.WO
S.10 : rprlnr patents. Jl.tiO i.23 ; sprlnr wheat ,
tralchts. I4.U > S6ti > ; recvlpts , lt.CS } l.bli. ; ex.
poruj. 45 bblt.
WHEAT E y ipot and month , Sewye December -
cember , tHO'Mhc , tttamer , No. : r d , W'.ic. ' bid ,
retfiptu O.4T1 bu . * pnrti > 4a hu , Southern
whtt \ > t rump * . Mfbflvc * cW hnn wheat , en
prodf , MtiO tt
CXillN-nrm. spot Bind monttt. U0Btc IV-
cember t > \lc , November or r > Krmt r. nw
or olJ. JiuOMSc. te ni r mx8d , JljfSluc. re
ceipt * . J4.SW bu. ; expert * . M.JIT-bu. Pwjthem
whit * corn. Jl8 c. ( outtwrn iclftw Mfl ( r.
OATS-Flrm. No. ! white. 4t&ecelpt , SSM3
. fc *
11YK Firm ; No. 2 weMern , S4r. receipt * , 49,510
JU.
HAY Firm ; choice timothy 'm n Ved.
OltAlN I'HEIOHTP-Qutet but tlrtn ; fteom to
lveipool. p r bu. , 4J I > eemK-r > aXcrlt. : for < or
ders. prr quarter , is Dtcember ts * 4JSS ? J
January , , 5t j *
1 nUTTKn-Steadyi funcy emrufy. IJo.
KODS-FIrm ; fre h. Jlc. f | i
CHBESK Steady ; fancy Ncrjrk , large , V
-
STOCKS A xi ) novns.
Ansnincn nn Activity Unknown
for SevcrnlVcckn. .
NEW lOtlK , Nov. 17-Tht flfck market
awoke from lU letharBJ' today ona did a lively
buMncx * In the fecond hour of the Baturdsr
shon tpsslon. The volume of the dealings and
the Keneral movement of prices were greater
than have been seen In several week * put. The
reappearance on the bonnl of one of the principal
opcr tor during the summer rife In prices and
the distribution of InrRe order * for hit account
were undoubtedly the principal causes of the rite.
The tTFlKlance of the market during- the week
to pressure oml the gradual hardening of price *
In spile of the dullness had laid the foundation
for an advance in prices under any confident
leadership. The rtrencth manlferted Alarmed the
short * and they hastened to cover , thus helping
along the rise.
It wan noticeable thnt the strength and ac
tivity of the market were tran ferred from spc-
dallies und Industrials to where they have bren
largely confined of late to t'.e standard railway
chart * . The gains of about a point or over were
registered In the granger shares , the coaler * and
a. number i > f trunk lines. The southern line *
lagged In a rather conspicuous manner notwith
standing the ttronc statement of the Atchlson
for October , showing an Increase In net earnings
of 51K,7W.
No small part of the Mrength In the railway
llet was due to the anticipation that the supreme
court uK > n reassembling on Sci > 3ay after Uu
autumn rece will hand down a decision In the
N > br ka maximum fii Ight rate case favorable
to the railroads. This decision has long been
looked forward to to give an upward Impetus
to prices , and prices have In fact Wen several
times advan.v d on the assumption thnt It would
be favorable and hav ( Bus.-cnuently reacted.
Sugar was strong and easily led , but there wns
an ivlvance of 1V > per ecm nn reports that a de
cision from the Treasmj departmsnt would be
Roon forthcoming applying the countervailing
duty clause to Dutch refined sugar.
The bank statement wns about what was ex-
pecteJ. Although there wrs nn actual Increase
In the cash r. ? erve of M.rJS.TfO , the legal reserve
wns raided by more tnan that amount , owing
to the tremcndou" Increase of $16.744.100 In th
deposits. The surplus reserve In consequence hn
fallen off by JS47.3i1. The excess of the Increase
In deposits over that In loans reflects the move
ments of currency from the Interior to this cen
ter. The large pr"portlonn or the Incrcnfes In
loans and deposits are of couire reflections of
the Vnlon Pacific payment on 'Monday
The condition of the money market , present nnd
prospective , ha ? lieen of greater Interest all week
than the stock market. The heavy I'nlon Pa
cific payment made not the Kllchtest Impression
on the market. Of course the fact that the gov
ernment left the whole amount on tit-posit after
Us payment obviated Its actual withdrawal from
the market , but the fact remains that the raising
of an enormous amount of cash wns effected , nna
an extensive shifting of loans and account * ac
complished that would establish a stiffening
rate for money somewhat had the market not
been In a plethor1condition. . Even the resump
tion of buslnen activity In the south with the
removal of yellow fever quarantines hot failed
to result In any notable demand for money from
that quarter. The west Is i-emling money to New
Tortc ? bank , vault. In ttal rrglon Lrtng Plent -
lone FUndlnc oblations' . .Chlcapo bankB are
reported to have several million dollars loaned
in Germany ns the result of grain bill * pur-
chBreJ In thnt country- , which have not } et
been drawn ncolnst by exchange bills. This
operation Involves the purchase of ' ° "K ' ? -
bfel e lne o n r - lrnrr
SW r tnVe f tfh e 25.SS
E
"
rrfen" ,
f'Tt ? of special notice In that connec
tion that the Imports of fry Roods and R '
merchandise for the week ) nt New lork fhcm nn
Increase of J20.573 475. or nearly 40 per cent over
those of last week , ano. they exceed thoje ( if the
c.irrespondlnc period of last year by over Jl.WO.-
ono If this Indicates n settled tendency of for
eign trnde It will not cnly'mark the beginning
of a settlement or the heavy , trade balance In
our favor , which le a potential factor In the cas ?
of the domeMIc money market , but It marks an
Increase In the Kovernment > ' revenues on Im
portations and consequent decrease in the delicti
whl-h Is constantly running ; ' tram the treasurj
Into the channels of the 'money maiket.
The forelRii exchange market-Jias probably felt
the effect of the week's sales of American se-
carltle3 for London account tn t.ils market. Lon
don hap Mild quite steadily of the stocks which
make up th bulk of ordinary arbitrage opera
tions. liut there um have been large soles of
hlRh-Rrnde Investment bondf by that center ow-
InR to the hlRh range of p'lces ' prevailing here.
Remittances to pay for these have helped to
keep the exchange market mm.
The rtock market h&s offered almost no feature
of Interest during tne wee. ; . As a result of to
day's ktrenRth the list generally shnws small net
Rains. Storks of New York coi-poi-iiti-ins" were
active nnd stronR. Metropolitan Street Ilallwnj
and -\nhattan have risen 41 * points each. Con-
solldpted Gas has fluctuated more than 12 points
and 'osed over 5 points lower. The Northern
PuclfUU ks nave been Btronc on talk of a div
idend for the preferred und tlie preferred is 31i
points hlRher. SuRar Is up 3 points on the week.
The featu'e of the bond market has been the
! urRe demand and mender offerlnR on hlRh Krade
bonds. The market has not been notably active
but prices are penerally sIlRhtly hlRher. Tola
sales. JC.200,000. 1'nlted States old 4s , registered
ore > * ver cent higher bid , the old 4s , coupon
and the new 4r. U per cent higher bid nnd the
Is ' 4 per cent Inwer bid.
The Evening 1'oct'B London llnnnclal cabl ram
says : The nock markets here were Ilfe > f3.
Americans were steady to firm. The weak spot
at t.ie moment Is Glascow wnlch Is still suffer-
Irtc from the fall In CooU * ' shares , and Is sei''nR
other Mocks. The consols tettlement will h'dn
on Monday. India treapurj- bills for 2 500 TOO
will be offered on the same day. while heavy le
payments ate due to the Bank rf Enpland from
th ? market during the week , thus involving con
slderablc c-ash displacements.
The folloniri * were tne closing quotation * on
[ he leading stocks of the New York exchance
todsy : _
Atcblnon . l-t do pfd . 140M
dopfd . VVt St. P. A Om . 77f ,
llaltlmorei Ohio. . lii < i do pta . 140'
Canada Pacific . HOU'St. ' P. M. iM . 122
Canada soutnurn ft' ' . 'So. ' Pacific . ' . ' ( IW
Central Pacific . low i So. Railway . si
ChcR.iOtuo . 2Hf | do pfd . SO' . , ,
Clilraco A. Alton. . . .ICO ITpxim A Pacific .111
C..n..tQ . IU Vi'Uuion Pacific t r. . ' . ' :44 :
C.AE.1 . ri'-'fclU. P. I ) . A.G . 7
C.C.C.iSLL. . . . .1 ? : Waba h . 7M
dopfd . 78 I do pfd . 176 ( ,
D-l. .t Huason . lO H Wheel. Jt L. E. . . . lit
Del. L. i W . 104 i Wheel. A L. E. pfd H
Den..VI oG . 11 lAdamn Ex . . . . .157
do pfd 44 American Ex 117
Eric'new ( * 14 United Statea Ex. . 4(1 (
ErlelHtpfd Wells I'arso Ex. . . . Ill'
Ft. WMVIIB A , Cot. Oil 21
GrcatNorthernpfd.tSil do pfd 7HiJ
Hocklnr Valley. . . . 44 Am. SplrltH. 7'4
llllnolhContr.il. . . . 101 Am. Stilrits pfd Ill )
LakeiErie. A : W. . . . 104 Am. ToD.ICCO HUH
dopfd On do pfa lie
LaliuSiioro 17O People's Gas 113
LouiHVllle&Nash. A4H Coiis.ua > 1H3
Manhattan L Co-n. Cable Co 175
Met. St. Rv Col. r. A Iron _ ' ( >
Michigan Central..103 do pfd B ( )
Minn , i St. L VO Orn. Electric 3VW
dolHt nfd H7 IllliiolnStuel 4' '
Mo.Paclflc
Mobile i Ohio'OHtLead "IT SH'i
Mo.K. it T 1VH do nfd 10' '
dp pfa. . . . . . . . . . . . . siJ : Nut. Lin. Oil. . . ' . . . . . lit
CbieuRO.Ind. A L. . . HH Orcpon Imp. Co ' '
Oopfd ! C PacltlcMnll . . . 20.4
N.J. Central Hfi > iPullman Pal 170
N-Y-Centrul 10UH'silverCertificates. ' . 5BW
N. V. Chi. A St. L. . 13H Stand , Rope AT . 4U
Sol t Pfd 73 Jsurar i 4J
doydpfd SIM ao pfd. . . . ll" f
Norfolk V Wcaiern 13 T. 0. i iron "Stt
No.Atuer.Co 41 'UfS. ' Lfialher . ' 7
ho. I'uclflc 1HH'Oo pfd 03W
. .dopfd. . . & 5WO.-S , Rubber. . . . . 17
OnmrloAW 10 ! 4 ' < lo pfa UOM
Pre'1.V A ? v s * v < " "orn Union. . . . . K7H
Ore. Short
Line 1H .JJsnrthwestern 1VB
IlttBoure lu" 4 ! topfd . .100
ft4'111.11-"i 21HIBltrtirande West. . . _
) iocKlHl < inu B7HI do pfd fil1
" ' '
St.LniilttJLS.W U tlChl.Gl. Western" , I''H
Dnopfd B4H 8 , I , . 4. S. F JH
S' . Paul _ U''H1 Uti iBtpfd on
All nf8e srnent paia.r
Total pale of itock ' .Way were 1S7.SX ) ahair * .
including : Atchlscn prvfirred , 3CUi ; Cnlcaco
Ilurllngton & Qulncy , lt(3 , Manhattan L , 13S.s |
M"Sur J c"lc022tl , , : NWlhern Pacinc pre
ferrcd , 11,336 ; ItiKk ItlfUlA , J.344. St. I'dul 412'
Peoples' Gas. C.11S ; i&sEf&tiMS.
Ilniituii Stoolc Qnotntlonn.
I10STON , Nov. 17-Gall Irani. SW03Vi p r cent ;
tlmj- Io ? _ 3& Per < * nt Claslnir prices for
A.T. A 1 P. 12iin-EIec- oi U
American Hurar , . l34Sffcr.tKlos. ; n. . . . . . 1113
Am. S lear nfd . 112 lOcn. Klea. pfd. . . . 62
UavSuteOas. . 2 13-ltlL4tchl oi nfd 274
llell Telepaone . . v.VJ ( Atohlfcon 4s HS
UoBtoni Atoinv. 21H IN. Euc. OB . . . . ' 11"
Uobton * Maine. . . III 'WIB. ' Cent Da. . . . . . Jsl
g { . * „ . ll4HAIoue ) MlmnrO > 61)
rilchourf- 05 JAtlantlc V2- ,
General Elbotnc. . BWHomon A Montaav 141
lUlnolK Sloel. . . 42 illutw A Ilojton. . . . 25
Wexlciin Coutral. . S 'calumeti. ' Heela. . 4Hi (
N. V.AN.B , 82 iCemennlal , 174
Ola Colonj ] Ri4 : Franxlin ihh
O. S. L _ 2.14lKeara3nre. lit
ItUDDor. . . . 1CH Osceola H
Union Pacific ii4oulncy : : ! 11
} J > " "Ena 7UH Tamararz uio
} J.e Kim pta ua iwoivcnnt. IGH
M , C IQCl . . t , . . fm , ill ) |
American SccurltlcH In l.onilon.
LONIX > .N" , Nov 17. Tlie market for America !
* urme _ rult. IrreeuUr with the undertone
bearish. There wt u desire amoni : holder * to
realize. The tone wa quiet and the deiuani
genernll ) ' light ,
Weekly Hunk Stateiiiciit.
NEW YORK. Nnv 17. The weekly t nk state
ment how the followlnr chance * : Surnlu * re-
en-e , decrejue , ' # 47,63 , Icatu. Increue , JU.W7 ,
Inrmte isoa JXI.JPO.ntn \ \ tenfl m. tn-
crrn * . t2.itJ.4iO ( lpoltn , Increate. tlt.T44lK ( > .
clrrulatlon. Incrnie. lll.SW. The hnnk * now hold
IZ.MO. n in rxce * of the requlrnntnt of th Si
cent rfule.
tr York Monrr Jlnrket.
NEW YOIIK. Nov. H.-MONKT ON CALL
S'omlnal t 1'J J r r cent.
rniMU MUIICANTILE PArnil 3914 per
cent.
RTEnLINO nXCHANOD-Btrcne , with ncttml
hunlneni In banker * * bill * fit < .fM ( ? 4.S6 for dp-
mend nnd M.MII4.MU fnr ! xlr day , | < o > ted rate * .
; ( .H'iS4.SI ' .vid | ( .W\ia-t.7 \ ; commercial bllK
HAli FILVEH SS'ic.
MEXICAN DOLLAIlS-4J e.
HONDP Rial * bond * , dull : rallroAi ] lnd , firm !
irovernmenl tmnds , firm ; new 4 * . tfcltternl nnd
K > UK > n. lai 4 * rrirlitered , 11 ! ' * i couponi. HlVi ;
2.1 , ( iS ; f > * rtclstcred tn < l coupon , 114 : Pacific 6 *
Of ' 98. 102 i.
KILVEIl CERTinCATESl-awod Bt M ipS9o ,
Cloilnc quatnllon * on tnnd * were follow * !
London Stock ( Inotnttniis.
LONDON. Nov. 27. 1 p. m. closlnR :
Consoln.m'.v HIIHISt.Paul common. . . IM'J
Consols , aco't..113 7-ltiK Y. Central 100
UAH SILVER Quiet. 27Kid per ounce.
MONEY 2i2't pir cent. The tnte of dUcount
in the open market for short bills , 15-1G4)3 per
cent ; the rate of discount In the open markd for
three months' bills. 2 15-1CP3 per cent.
I'liinnclnl Note * .
BOSTON. Nov. 27. Clearings , 117,445.853 ; bal
ances. J1.M9.472.
HALTLMOKE. Md. . Nov. 27. Clearlnes , J3.:09-
713 ; balances , J391.310.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. 27. Clearings , J13.123-
G49 : balances , l2.2G4t0.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 27. Clearings , J493.373 ; bal
ances. JS7.4G6 ; New York exchange , selling at psr
CINCINNATI , Nov. 17. ' Money , 2H per cent ;
New York exchange , fc p'remlum ; clearings. II-
NE\V ORLEANS , Nov. 27. Clearings. J3.02D.CS9 ;
New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial ,
11.25 per $1,000 discount.
ST. JJOUIS. Nov. 27. Clearings , f3.C50.S24 ; bal
ances. t472,5GS ; money , steady nt 5fcS per cent ;
New York exchange. 25c premium hid , SUe pre
mium arked.
CHICAGO , Nov. 27. Clearings. JIG.SS7 216 ; New
York exchange , COc premium ; pasted rates. J4.S.3U.
e4.fCVj. Stocks dull but generally strong. Clos :
Ing : West Chicago. 103'4 ; Dliimond Match. 143 ;
Lake Street L , 10 % ; New York Biscuit. C3 ;
KtrawbDard , 21'Vi ; Souf.i Eide L , CS ; City Hallway.
23C bid.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. acorlngE , J11S.291.229 ;
balances , JC.OC5.420 The exports jit specie from
the port of New York for the week amounted to
$13.C'S ! ' in gold and (610.386 In sliver. The Imports
were : Gold , J21.K5 : silver , J59.743 : dry goods.
11.227,102 ; general merchandise. JC.TiS.CS.
I'orcljjn riiianclal.
PARIS. Nov. 27. 3 p. m. Three per cent
rentes. irf S7'ic for the account.
LONDON. Nov 27. Gold Is quoted today at
Buenos Ayres ut 177.70 ; at Lisbon. 47' * ; at Horn-
103. American eagles. 76s 7d.
COTTOX MAIUCKTS.
Little \tMTSi Iteeelved from tbe Otit-
lde ( o Iiillneiice I'rlcen.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. The cotton market
opened steady at unchanged prices to 2 points
decline ; ruled moderately active , but with llttlo
further change In values , prices at 11 o'clock
showing a net advance of 1 to 2 points. The
market t thnt time was steady , with sales ag
gregating S7.MO bales. There was little early
news to Influence the local market , English ca
bles indicating a full response to our lnv > rovi-
mcnt of yesttn ay , which , however , was subse
quently partially loft. Port receipts were about
ts reported and crop news more or less conflict
ing. Tl.e average of the crop estimate by the
exchange members was HUZO.OCO bales for the
year 1&97-PS ; the lowest wns for 9 77ri 000 bales
and the hlithegt 11.000.030 bales. Futures opened
steady ; talcs. 6.3CO bales ; January , W.71Feb
ruary. J5.75 ; March. W.f.0 ; April. JJ.M ; May. Jl.tt.
June. S5.93 ; July. KM ; August. JG.05 , Septem
ber , JC.05 ; October , JC.01 ; November , I5.C8De
cember. JI.K. Closed steady ; rale * . (3,100 bales ;
January 15.73 ; February. 15.78 ; March , ti.12.
April Jo.87 : May , 15.9J ; June. KM ; July , JC.OI-
August. SC.te ; September , tC.cC October , J5.U3-
November nnd December. J5.G7. S | > ot. closed
steady ; middling uplands. 513-lCc ; middling gulf
CMCc ; pales. 116 balef.
Cotton , steady ; m'ddllng. 513-lGc ; net receipts
71 bales ; proes , 4f.01 bales ; forwarded , 1 C42 hales-
Hales , IS ball * , all spinners ; stock. C7.478 bale
Totnl today and ccnsjlid.itei : Net re-nipt * . Cl at'
bales ; exports to Great Ilrltaln , 19.435 ISII.-B : to
Frnnc , 14 13.1 bales ; tn the continent. 33f,3 $ Iril s-
stock , 954.415 bales. Totals since Sepiemtxr 1 : Net
receipts. 3i58,43l bales ; exports to Great Britain
1,2B,19S bales ; to France , ? 21,5SC bales ; to thr-
continent. MI.SCZ buleF.
NEW ORLEANS , Nnv r ? . COTTON rutilror
( luiet : nalPH. 1J.90J balls ; Novemlwr. J5.Mt/5.2C-
Deccmlr. J5.SIR-5.26 ; Januarj' . f5.ME5.S7 ; Tcl.-
ruary. | . - > .40 3.4l : March. IS 4SH'.46 : April , r.M
6.61 ; May. f5.ST r5.6 ; June , } b.W@ > .fl ; July. J..f5i
f..f.7August. . K.'Wb'.S. Fpot , steady/sales. ; / ( ! "i
bales : ordinary , 4VJP : good ordinary , 4& c : low
middling. 4 IS-lCc ; middling , t' c : good m'ddllnK ,
6' c : mlddllmr fair. 615-lfc ; receipts. 24 5 baf | ;
stock , I9C.711 bales. Consolldiitcd rtalement : Ile-
celpis. net , C3.S49 txilei : extmrls to Great Britain
1P.3C ( bnlH < : t France. 14 1S.1 hales : to the con
tinent , 23,33 $ bales ; stock , MI.415 bales ,
Cotlee Mftrkrtn.
NEW VOIIK. Nov. n.-OOITfJE Onti-n-
opened steady ct an advance of C | .ont | . and we c
moderately active , with a firm undertime nn
higher European quotations , a further arU-ancf
In the Hlo exchange rate and a falling of In re
celpts at Hlo and Santos ; there was some lnve t-
ment buying , but mostly covering. Closed hieady
at a net advance of 5 paint * . Pales. 17.COT Imp.
Includ'i.g : Dcrprnt , | 5.Sfij)5.40 ) ; March K C
Spot , Hlo. firm ; No. 7 Invoice , CUc ; No.7. JabblnK'
e c , Mild , ttrady ; ralm. l.WO bags ; No E , Hlo
Hc , Totnl w -house dellverlea from th < - T'nllcrl
States. 14.S07 haci Includlne 11.S95 higf from New
York ; New Yoik stock Kdiy. 611 SM bacg ; 1'n'l'e'l
F.tBle * stoclt fVg.C3 haK ; afloat for the Tnld-il
Ptnl ( , 4S.OnO biun. . total visible for the t'nltcd
Btate * , 1.(114fM lugs , nealntt C7Ir C baits laid
year and 59J.679' bac * in 1 3.
As o result sf the war now Wing waged be
tween the Arbuckle company and the Wooison
Fj.lce company , the lalt-s of coffee ditrlnir the
we k nnw ending- have twen far in * xce * of nn--
s'mllar | ? ri' d dur n7 the la t yejr. c < ( fee I ro ers
declare that their sales have l > een doubled T e
WcwlMin Spice company , which Is rontrnlid bv
the Haxvmyers , Is selling IlNo. | . 7 at Jc per lb
Not to be outdnna the Arbnckle * have mnde n re
duction In their price * . Coffee Is now chfnnor
than It ha * b-cn since lM > fnre the war. pay the o'd '
d alem. and If thu fight Iat * tliere I * no It-lllnc
at what price It will ro for. Anothtr renenn f-r
th ? lew prlco is to be found In the enormous
quantity nf green coffee now here.
8ANTOa. Nov. 27. COFFEE Ptendv ; gnod
average SanM * . 7.60) reU ; receipts , 15,000 l as-
st < icl : , 1.13ft ( Ol t'ncF. '
HAMIU'HG. Nov. 17-OOFFKB > i pfg. hlchT
clnred oulel. net unchanged to ] i pfg higher :
in1" ! ? * IOQ Imcfi.
H'VRE. Nov. 17.-COFFEE - Steadv. Uf h'shir :
at 12 nnon , quiet , 'if liwvr ; sabs , 11 OX ) ba K
HIO DE JNKinO Nov. 87. COFFEE Flat ;
N" 7 Hlo. 7 W ) reis ; n chance , "yd ; receipt *
IBfVX ) ling * ; clearwl for th t'nlled Htntcc , 6.v > 1
l * r ; cleared fi > r Europe. S.OO3 bag * ; toek , 4IJ,01 >
I.IVEHPOOL Nov. r. . COTTON-Ppot. mod-
er le demand prices firm : American mlddllrg
Siid ; tales. SOOO bale , of which MO were for
spwulutlon and export end Included 7 500 bale *
Ameilcan ; n.c lpt . I.OdO bales , all American.
Future * opened ttmiiy and elated barely fteady
with u moderate demand ; American middling
L U C. . November I 12-C4G3 ! S-f41 teller * ; Nu-
vcmlr and December. 3 IO-C41. buyer * ; Decem
ber and Januurv. 3 fc-HfiB ] 0-C4d. buvrrs ; Feb-
ruar > - and March 110-Ud , buyere ; March and
April. J 10-C4&3 ll-C4d , buyers. Mar and June ,
a U-C4J. seller * . June and J lr 3 ! 4-C4d , buyer *
July and Auiruit , i K-Hti3 lC4d , sellers ! Aucutt
and Eeptembtr , S 1C-UJ , bujers.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Closing of tbf Weak Comas with a Revival
of BDB'DEBI.
SMALL HANDFUL OF CATTLE ON SALE
"Week Clone * rrltli CJooil nrqnrnt for
Alt Port * StiMnliird HORH Onlu
n Mckcl na n
Uood Itnn ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. 27.-necelpt for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hoc * . Sheep. Horte *
November 27 . 8 1 6,675 37
November S6 . 1.K4 6.VW 4K
November 25. . . . . . . 1,500 6OiX ) 700
November Z4 . 4ZU 7,785 l.KG
November 23 . 1.6 'J 8.Z7D 1.M2
November 22 . 3.017 2,708 1.0SG
November 20 . l.tW
November 19 1.1)19 ) 4.041 1.600
November IS 4.4PO S.MJ 2,537
November 17 S.1C2 4.K2 1.467 " 6
November 16 4.SOS 4S5 t33S
November 15 2,618 2,108 1.X37
November 13 4S5 E.G&6 1.125
November 17. 3.003 4.SS1 1.031 15
November 11 S.C1G G.019 J.7C4
Receipts for the WCCK with comparisons :
Cattle. Hops. Sheep ,
Week ending Nov 27. . . 15.2GS _ _ 36.248 11,310
Week ending Nov 2v * 17,727 26.143
Week ending Nov. „ . 19,273 30,623
Week ending Nov. 6. . . 20.31S li',212 '
The olllclul number of cnrs of BtocV ;
brought In today by cnch road wns :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. , M. & St' ' . P. . . 7
O. & St. U H.v 1
Mo. Pnclilc Hy. . .
U. P. System. . . S 17 1
F. . E % M. V 0 1C
C. , St. P. , M. & O S 3
13. & M. 11. H. H. 10 32
C. , H. A ; Q. Ily. 1 U
K. C. & St. J. . .
C. , 11. I. .t P. , cast . . 1
C. , R. 1. & P. , west . . 1 . . .
Totnl receipts. 31 97 . . 1
The disposition of the da'y's receipts wits
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the nuni-
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Clttle. Hoss. Sheep.
Omaha Parkins Co 24 My
G. H. Hammond Co. . . . ! 1,114
Swift and Company 1S7 1,270
Cudahy Packing Co. . . . 17-J 1,211
H. Ucckcr & Degttn 5
Vnnsant & Co 33
AV 1 Stephens " 7
Huston & Co 12
Hammond. Frank C 403
Cudahy , Kansas City. . . . 216 73 . . . .
Planklnton , Milwaukee ! 'j '
Other buyers CS . . . .
Total S39 C.C15
The rocelp-.s of cattle for the week entlltiR
November 27 i.\trt' the pmalles-l of any week
since the second 'Ac-ek In August. During
thu early part of the week the receipts were
liberal , but very small during the latter
half , as a result of the Intervening holiday.
At the same time the recelp-.p of hoc * were
larger tttan the pervious \\e k's record by
over 10.000 head and the largest of any week
since the first -week In August. The sacep
receipts were the largest since the llrst week
of the present month.
CATTLE There were only thirty-four
fresh loads of cattle In the yards anil only
twenty-seven of them iJivre on Bale. The
market , as is almost Invariably the case on
a Saturday. < xas without feature of Impor
tance. The cattle sold at prices about the
same as prevailed yeserday. ;
The Intervention of a holiday In the middle
of the week always tends to demoralize tne
trade to some extent and nuturally reduces
the receipts. The past week , however , the
cattle market was In a very healthy condi
tion , despite nny drawbacks there may have
been. The demand for all kinds of cattle
was good and fully equal to the moderatu
receipts. Kjch day's arrivals met generally
with quite ready sale and at prices that
shoiaied little variation from day to day. On
Tuesday there was a break of about lOc on
fat cattle , but that -was fully made up be
fore the close of tae week. Representative
sales :
NATIVES.
I1EEF STEEHS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
11. . . . S75 J3 75 19..1312 54 21 C. . . . 858 J3
44..1007 Ski > 17..10.C 4 25 2 > . . . .12f > 44 3" )
1. . . . S.O 357 , 1..1SO 310 3 . . .1 24 C >
9..1151 430 34..1CR ) & 4 S5 S..11SO 450
1..112) 4 CO 16..1292 4 CO 10..10.5 415
39..1013 4 55
COWS.
1..10SO 300 1..XJO 340 1..1140 270
2..10GO 3 W IS..1127 315 1..1170 3 K
1..1260 350 1..1000 350 I.1061 2 Zt
L. . . 00 250 1. . . . 790 300 3 S'I3 3(0
33..lira 320 1..1170 S S..114I 3 3 >
G..114S 340 13..1101 359 6..W3 2 OH
2.KO 20) 13..1010 2 E5 1..8M 2 G1)
1..U60 3(0 I 1..UOO 300 1 1C ) 3 Of )
! . . . . tG.1 300 G..1020 350 B..1310 3 M
1..1149 3 2J I..lift 3 J5 1..1190 SM
llEIl-'EUS.
1. . . . C 0 340 L. . . G20 375 34. . . . 813 3 0
1. . . . 410 250 1. . . . SSO 375 L. . . f,10 150
1 . .430 275 1. . . . 770 2 fl5 3..K70 300
3. . , . 7SC 333 2. . . . 700 350 15..7C9 3 7D
BULLS.
1..13SO 270 1..1200 300 2..134.1 300
1..1730 3 25 1..1431 3 12
STAGS.
1..1220 3 50
CALVES.
L. . . 130 575 2. . . . 155 B 50 2. . . . 135 400
4. . . . 305 425 L. . . ZOO 450 4. . . . 157 & 25
L. . . 2rO 375 1..300 4 25' 1..4TO 4 40
1. . . . 1GO 525 L. . . 140 623 L. . . 1U > 600
L. . . 170 G CO
STOCKEItS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . 830 35' ) L. . . 500 410 1. . . . 510 S 50
2 . . KO SCO 5. . . . C4S 310 1. . . . frflO 4 W )
2. . . . 5iO 4 00 23. . . . 7SO 4 15 ! . . . . 620 4 Si
3. . . . 990 3 fO 1..10IO 400 3 1020 340
1. . . . POO 350 K. . . . 760 370 L. . . 7fO 370
1KS ; The hay market looked up today und
vaues : were advanced about 5c. The trade was
reasonably active and everything was Bold and
weighed up In good reason.
The priL-t-6 paid ranced H ! ! the way from J1.22ifc
( o J3.45 , Ti-lth the blR built at )3.23&3.M ) > . while
yesterday JS.204T3 S5 bought almost everythlnR.
The ueneral tendency of the hop market for
the last week was. downward that Is. the de
clines more than balanced the advances. Ths
week oj ned with on advance of about dc , but
that xvut * all lost and more , t03 , on Tuct-dny , the
avernce decline on that day amounting to o er
lOc. On Wednesday the market was JuH about
steady , but on Thursday It was 2'c hlRher. On
Friday came the cecond rharp break of the week ,
vnluen for the day averaging 79ic lower. Tiiut
was not only the low day of the week , but of the
month to date as well. In fact the overuse
price was the lowest of nny day since July 10.
The advance at the close of the week left the
market a utrong tc loner than It wan at the
clore of the prevlour week.
In rplte of the fsct that the market wan lower
the paM week. It wan still KUOc higher than a
year ago. and that. too. In the face of much
larger receipts ut all market ? .
T.ie dtmand was of very fair proportions nil
the week find the receipts generally met with
< iulte ready sale. Representative pa let :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. fch. Pr.
110 3C7 360 13 22Vi CO 27G ICO J3 27 .
38 413 60 3 JSVi r6 191 12J 3 2.1A
61 310 40 3 25 79 2M ) 2'W 3 27l {
H ! SSI SCO 3 2 ! 46 K2 kO 3 27 i
M > ! W 40 3 ! 5 Dfi 3W ) 1W 5 27
It SJO 1GO 325 76 2C3 SO * 10
4 ! y.fO 3 JS GO 304 HO S 30
64 334 HO 325 C.S 268 49 J 30
M 3JS 41) ) 325 79 24 ! 16J 3 ro
M " 3 120 3 2J 44 27S ) fO 320
M 317 1M > 3 25 Gl SSO W 830
64 2S3 1GO 325 f,8 303 ICO 330
W 3M JGO 325 G2 2ki ! 2SO SSO
43 oOS Kit 826 74 2C5 IS ) 330
1 SSJ . . . 325 G 313 10 3 TO
47 82G 80 3 25 48 31S 120 350
M "a t < > 8 V- K 2fc7 80 SSO
43 363 40 823 67 237 2'fl S 10
- ' \ V0 Si5 C3 279 1 830
44 3i4 fO 325 Gl S'J3 fO 3 t'O
- ' \ 25S . . . 325 S7 304 H ) 330
64 SIS fcO S 23 70 306 200 SSO
y > 410 tO S25 M 3K 40 J 30
61 810 SO 325 17 267 kO 3 M
K 3:4 1GO 353 52 331 M 3 30
58 : 120 323 48 279 SO 33)
45 S'l 16) S K 54 S-5 . . 3.-0
73 30 120 3 25 21 210 M S 3ii
52 308 . . . 825 , 67 . . .28) . . 8 32U
" , S03 SO 3 25 48 330 . . . S 32'4
45 ! 6S fO SK 21 133 . . . 83.
40 S91 M 325 SI 13 . . . S ZS
57 2S4 121 825 C4 236 iOt 3 JO
48 3W J21 3 2J ki 203 200 3 Si
59 SM 160 325 79 256 40 S 3T
' SK 240 375 76 24 40 S 31
41 410 . . . SH 40 } f * . . . 3 ; ,
M SM . . . S 25 M 223 . . . S 35
M 3S6 120 3 25 61 2S3 k3 S 31
46 566 M S IS 62 S'O . . . ,13 %
4) 412 . . . 325 C8 2)10 S 10
a SM Z-A 3 25 I 77in \ 40 s 4 >
f,9 377 240 326 CS TI . . . S 41
Gl SPG I'M 3 VIV , 71 21J 4(1 ( S 42li
C4 2S8 120 S 27H ki UG . . . S 45
65 214 K-n S.2714 79 210 . . . 345
PIOP-ODDS AND ENDS.
1 220 . . . Zl ( ) 1 23) . . . 173
1 2SO . . . 315 1 37" . . . 1 75
4 4W . . . 317i ! 14 12 . . . JU
4 4W . . . S 17U 2 275 . . . 3 IS
6 280 . . . 325 10) . . . 36
SHEEP Tin-re were no frei-h receipts of rheep
today.
ImllMiiuiiollh Live Stork.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 27. CATTLB Ilccdptu ,
20 h od ; khlpmenu , 1M hwid ; inarkol , < | iiVt ; '
wxA ta prime lmr , J4.kOfit.10 ; fair to medium
IMTI , J-Va 1.75 ; roinmc.n to uood vtwkerti. t.3i
ei.25.
1IOGB Ilec < * lil8 , 1.700 head : fthlpmentu 2,0i'4) )
luiadi market , active. JHc hleh r. all old ; roml
to rhrdcw medium and lM vy. t3.45479.50j mllt-1.
(3.49478.15 ( ; common llchn. I1.4HO.4S.
HHEEP-IleotlplB , I.Wj liead ; fchlpmenui , fair ;
COTK ! to choice lamb * . Jl.bu3fC.5c ; nmnnn to
m llum lumbB , t4.0oait,75 ; common sheep , I2.2X/
Z.7B. j
fit. LonU Live Slock.
BT. IXt'IB , Nov. Z7 CATTLE Kccelpte , 1.400
bend , of which WO are- Texan * , ehlpmcnti , .4 > s
_ bta < l ; market Utaoy- fair to fancy ntaiv thlr j
pine n < l riport ttetr * , 14 S9S bulk
M Jr se. are e4 l > ecf n t > ut-hr it fr it
04 71. bulk of ln. | ( < > U4.60. ftertu ntidfr
1. 000 Ibi $ I. ( ? 4.W. bulk X iilrK , tl UM lu
tpckuri m 4 feeaerv. H C004 . Imlk of rMen
It. 7(01. 10 : roxm n4 hetfem. Jl 781TI.I.O. Milk > t
cow , II MfH.W. c nin.r eow tttifi5. i. toll * .
ll.7Sfr M. Ttxmi m i inAi n mem W34N ,
bulk nf M ! , | ) W > * f J Jo. cow * ana hel.'trr K 10
ffS.ll.
HOOR-necelM * . S 700 hud , thlpmetitii , 3S *
hend : market rtri1y to n Rhiirte hlirher , llsht.
II.U9I 4S ; mlej. IJ.JSOJ SO , henvy. U W3 M.
HHUIjr Uerrltitd. rnne rhlpnirntK 700 heMl.
market nomlnnllr rlritdv ; native mutton * U tut
4.H ; culln and t ickn. IS.SMfS.M , ittickeri , It
Bl.OO ;
1,1 vn STOCK ; MAHKKT.
ISsport Deiuniul nu Iniiiortnnt Krnturo
lit Cntilr.
CHICAGO , Nov. 27. Txxlay'K Mttle market w
nltnofl entirely nominal , ns In urual on SnUmlsr.
Ttm few offerinirn nolil nt yeilfnl y'
pricey Th < < nnftll advance thai hn taken pUce
In price * Ihl * week was wholly due to the extremely -
tremely llRht receipts , for the rtvju rem.nti of th
trade wen ? very limited. The export demand ha
been n ImiMrtnnt fenturf of late , and the call
for fancy rattle far the ChrlMtnas holiday tralo
lian tM n i > - larfre that In numeruu * ln lnncc
liuyent ent to the fee < l lotn fnr them , Vchl
c Ue * continue Kcarce ard prices remnln llrm , th
lieil lot * fetching 16.5 ' (16 6) | or 11) llm. , nn < l pr mo
mllcli ro n have M > K1 iu > hlph n * 1U | < er hi nil.
The demand for Mockere nnd feeder * has fallen
off , and price * nvrrnReJ lofilSo bmer than ln l
weiti , but RO.-M ) fccdera are "till hlch ,
There wa nn nctlve Oeninnd for hoc * , nni
l > rlces ruled MnmR nt art avernge nUvnncc of t > o
over yestentny' * quotations. Heavy packing lots
old at tS.SHI3.Si. and prime thlcplng lot * nt
M.I < tCf3.U > , the hulk of the role' being mnrtc nt
(3.3HI3.50. Tlie Rrenler part of the plK * chanRed
ownership nt JSJOUS.:1 . Tlie new crop of hoRa
has utartetl anO lltnTnl rrce'p nre oxpfCtj'J from
now tm. Medium neiRht * are ntlll the bct rcl-
ler .
OfTerinRS of sheep nnd lamlm were tnslly told
at the n-cent advance. Slu-ep were salable nt
rUUfit.K ; for iHwr to choice nnd lambs nt | 4. < x < l |
& .M. Oreal numlx-rs of Intnbs hnve tm-n fold < lur-
IliB the latter part of the wrok nt I6.7S nnd > m
fnnry sheep sold nt | 4.7 > ) ( i4.S5. The demand fnp
feeilors l Roixl. but \ery few KJl'.nlile to the trndfr
are romltiR to the market.
Receipts : Cattle. M ) henili hoRS , 1S.OOO bendj
vhevp , 3W ) head.
KIIIIKMN City I.lvtS4 u > k Mnrkft.
KANSAS CITV , Nov. 27. CATTt.K-lU'cMpU.
1,000 bend ; mnrki't rtendy nml uiuhahpej , only
retail trade ; Texas H 'ere. I2.COCH 10 ; Texas cow ,
$2.00B3.K ) ; native Fleets , I3.44 | ! ; native co s
and hclfcrs. Il.r fl400 ; Btin-Ke's nnd feeder * , J3.W
( H.45 ; tmlls , I2.75&3.25.
11OC5S HecelptB. 7.WK ) head ; market steady ttv
rtroiiR ; Imlk of pnles , tS.30 3 40 ; lic-avleit. IS.MW
3.42H ; packers. I3.25iil.42 > > ; mlxrl. IJ.SOW3 45 :
IlKhtB. J3.1Se3.4i ! ; Yorker * , 13 20if3.42Hi pigs.
f3.SnfI3.43.
SHUKl1Receipts. . 1.000 head : mniket rtronst
lambs. f3.WHjTi.T5 ; muttons. ! 21'Jfl4.43.
Knst ItulTiilii l.lvc Ktiirl ; .
EAST IlUrPAlX ) . Nov. 27.-CATTLE-Qulet
and htrciiR.
HOQS- Yorker * , frooil to choice. S3.57Cl1fOt
rouchH , coinmun 1 peed , $3.1' ' < ( ' > .2' > ; pigs , } 3.COi >
3.65.
3.65.UVMI1S r.iolce to c-vtrn , 5.OSi.M ; culls to.
common l4.755Tfi.25.
SIU2ii' Choke to selected Metliers , 11.5004 .5.
X MV Yurk Ijlvi' Suioli.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-ltKEVE.-5-Recclpts , til
hcnd. Cables quiet ; Amenrun Mitrs at W ffi
llic diesFPd wrlR.it : icfriRprator beef , OlfS'/ic ;
experts I.15G beevp * . nnd 3 > r.i ! quartcrx of beef.
SHEEP AND LAM11S Receipt * . r.2S head ;
sheep , J300fi4.r.O ; lamlis , r.l'5Sf6.15.
HOOS-lleceiptp. S.S27 htnd. dull t
Live Slock.
I/H'ISVII.LR Ky. , Nov. 27-C.\TTLK . Steady :
prlcei" unc.iaiiKed.
HOOS fir hlRlirr : nil hoes 120 pounds up selllns
nt J3.45 ; plRs , I3.25fi3.40. r..UKhs. J2.75U3 10.
SHEEP AND UAMLIS Steady and unchnngea.
Stock In
Riconl of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for November 27 :
Cattle. Hns. Rhccp.
Omnhn . Sll 6.52 37
ChlrnRi . > . SKI IBO'O 3ny )
Knn ns City . l.'O ' ) 7.0W lore
St. Louis . 1 4W J.7M 700
Totnls . 3.741 36 27S 4,737
\Vonl > lnrUK. ( .
HOSTON. Nov. 27. The llntton Commercial
Dulletln says today of the W , D ! markeli
Thp market has ruled more active. Most of
the wool Fold will HMTaRp Po-t I'hllllp at 310
32H : cents , but over l.OuO OKI pnun.ls wtrc Gcelonc
nt ; UB'M cents. AUEtinllan hus riBiii nbout 1 cent ,
the HcoureJ pound and alt donic tlcn above threc-
flRiithK blood ha\e rallied llglit'y from the re-
crnt reactlin. The Ilrmer time of the foreign
market and thp better demand for winter cloth-
IHRS are responiilble for the Improved conditions
of the mnrket. The sales of the week are Ilk3-
< yo pounds domestic nnd 4.MS.COO pounds of for-
clRn. Hculnrt I 946.0CO poun'Js domestic and 2'S3-
U < pounds forclRn laFt wt-ek nnd 4 433,0)0 pounds
domestic and 1.702.WW | tounils f irelsn for the
same we k lastyear. . The rales lo date show
an Increase of Ml > il.lXO pounds domestic nnd
126,733.200 forelRn , from the raits to the same
date In 1S&6 The lecelpts to date show nn In
crease of 197,296 bales domestic and 33,323 for-
t'lpn.
Following arc the quotations for leading de-
scrlptlonn :
fihio and Pennsylvania llecce , X nnd above.
27028c ; XX and XX above , ifJTSOc : Delalnp , SO
fT3Ic ; No. 1 comblnR 30ft31 ; No. 2 combing. 2
JtSOc ; MIchlRan. Wlsccnln etc. . XX Mlcblcan.
23Q24c ; No. 1 comblns. Michlcan , 2742ic ; Na. 1 ,
Illinois combine. 27i2t > c : No. 2 , Mldilgnn , 2Sc ;
No. 2. Illinois combing. 2 ; X New Ycik , New
Hcmpfhlre nnd Vermont. 231/24 ; No. 1 , New
York. New Hampu.ilre and Vermont , 21o : De
laine , MIchlRan , 27c ; Kentucky und Indiana
qunrtcr-blood combine. 2324r | ; Kentucky and
Indiana three-clRhths-blood combine , 24ff25c ;
Mibsourl qunrtcr-lil ted comhlnfr. 21c ; Mlii ourl ,
thrpp-flghths-blotKl comblrR. "Cfillc ; biald comb
lnR 21c ; lake and Georgia. 22c : Texas wools ,
FprliiR Mediterranean ( twelve montliF ) , 21f28c ;
sprlnir line ( twelve month1) ! ) 17lRc ; scoured
price , Mi < ii52o ; territory WOOD. Montana fine me
dium and tine , lOfflSc. fcou ej price , 4SS43 : > ;
Btaiile , 62jSSc ; ftn.i , Wy imlnR , etc. , medium
nnd tine. l.T17c ; scoured p-l = e , 4Kfi5Cc ; ttup'.e
520r.5c : Australian wools , rcourcd busts , comb
ine siperllne. 61QC5c ; Rood. CiQCSc ; good comb
ine average. 62tC5c ; Queensland combln ? , CSc
ST. 1-Ot'IS. Nov. 27. WOOL rnc'jnnRcdj me
dium. 15/50c ; light fine. ISftlTc ; heavy Hue , k }
14c ; tub washed , 22030Uc.
LONDON. Nov. 27. The wool rules were con
tinued tcday with n full ctlcndanro nnd a keen
cjmpetltlon. The offerlrRs weie of small cata-
loucs of a mUed relfctlon Melbourne rcourcd
marked "Toorale" und New South Wale-j Fcoureet
nmiked "Shaw" sold nt lh 'Hd for Germany.
Medium scoured sold well , but Inferior nncl
faulty stocks weie weak. Crors bred cllpes were
lircnular. The demand for the continent und the
home trade wns Rood. Kullila'jJ. islands antl
I'unta Arenas woolw were'ad lower than in th ?
last crles of rales nnd' ' were sold to home niil
continental bu > ers.
X - r York Ilry CIIIXH 3Inrkc ( .
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. The occurrence of lli .
ThankfRlvlnR holiday han hud much to do with
ri'diirliiK the nRgrcRSIe of burlness transacted
In dry goods durnR : the wc < k The trading to
day wu of a llRht char cter. both in elnrcn and
by irnil oi 'ITF The' * Is no rtrrnRlhcnliiK uf
I the market In nny department , and It 1 * ru
mored thnt there will 1 - hravv rf 'ucllona mad
In c.ttun Ruodh ncxi wnk I'r nts oontlnue to
be unfavorably sliuutcd. Recent ledu-tloni In
price * hnve not produced nny decided Increases
In the demand ,
GO
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COMMISSION ,
i GR/V N PROVISIONS andSTOCKS
UOAHD op
Direct wire * to Chicago and New York.
Correspondent * : John A , Warren c Co ,
OLD COLO.YV ItriLIH.Vn , CHICAGO.
Mtmbnrs Chicago Board of Trade since 1SC2.
Grain , Provisions an ! X. Y. Stocks
Orders Gush nnd Future Deliver } ' Solicited.
Oniuliii OlllciItooni ] . \ , V. Life Hide : .
. . . . 'I'lioni11(11 . . . .
FLOYD J. CAMIMinLT , , Mnnnurr.
J. L. BOYD 6c CO. ,
Grain Provisions siid Slock
1416-1418 Fanmm St.
Orders taken for 100 buthel and upwards.
TKI.EI'IIO.Ni : loss.
H. R. PENUEY
. . & CO. ,
11O Board of Trade Bldg , . Oraaha.Nob.
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314 3outn 15th St.
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