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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1898)
10 TTTE OMAHA DAILY IVEH : TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 8 , 1898. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Blight Advance in Wheat Dua to the Action of the Shorla , MARKET DROOPS AFTER AN EARLY DECLINE ( urn , Unix anil Provl lon Show Tin Ktihitnntlnl ChniiKVH Accept ance * at ( Jrnlii Abroad Very I-'alr. CHICAGO , Nov. 7. The unwllllncness of traders to remain Hhorl over the elecllon holiday wan a main factor In un advance of 3-ko In wheat today. Corn , oatn and pro visions show no substantial change. Nearly ail of Iho activity of the wheat market was confined to the llrst forty-live minutes' iruding. There was a very evuleiu unwillingness ntnonc big and littio shorts to leave their contracts uncovered over to morrow's election holiday , iind llio demand from Ihls source while It lasted was very potent. The main addlllonal uupport of the market apparently tame from the um-nsl- ness In Uiitfiund over tliu political situation , us shown by u drop of 3-lGd In COIIPOIH. Krench rentes were also easier. Liverpool by opening time hero had fully recovered ihu decline It Blurted with , and cables brought fair acceptances and Inquiries for lorn and o.us for bolh the IJniled Kingdom and the continent. The. senior ) preceding u holiday is always notably dull , and lo day was no rxpfption. Alter the early de- mund hud m-ui aatlHin.il tnu market urooped. Donu-silp itceiptB were very heav > , as weio world's nnii > intiils ! , and Ihu vibiine BUpply was i-xpuituii lo snow u mi Bo increase. 'I hese ( in is n.id u fc-ood deal ot Inliunnce In causing a iiummuion ol the denioiul from tnosiivho wtnbuying on the iuroiiean mtii.iti'in ' , and by tno noun hour a good part ot mo cany advance hint bii-n luet. UiiriiiK the last hour trading wns exinhslvily null , but prices Held tamy Hieady. renewed covering uy shorm on u Hinail scale being Hiilllcient to sustain thu market. May opened ' /tt'3-bc higher tit in , l-&t/i.i4c. ; ' Jt f"11 ul > within a short tlmu t WiU.i.mil gradually declined to MIC. The i losing prlcu wan tw c. Corn early shown ! nome strength , mostly through sympiithy with wheat , but the KuuHCiiUPtit weakening In whtat and the loberol rcicipts nf torn hud Imiutn.o enough to cause a gradual decline In the price of the eoarpcr cereal. Them was a fair snlp- demand for corn and clearances were jimg Iberal. May ranged from aiSe , to MB-Sc und closed a shade hl h.T at SI6-St/.I3'.ic. The market for oats n-Ilected the action of wheat and corn. When signs of weiik- ness appeared there wn-s rather free offer ing by receivers. Cash demand was llm- lled. May ran-red from ZWiiZiSe to Z4'/4c and closed a s'ni.lelower at standstill. " " ; Provisions were almost lit u The market was " " 'ner , helped by better van ! prices and tl.o advnneo In wheat. Svhnt lltllo trading was done was mostly of n scalping nature January pork closed unchanged at J'J.03. January lard fi shade lligher at w ; ) Ji3.C2V < - and January ribs unchanged - changed at $4.fci. . 4tr .M FstTmatcd rrcclplH lomorrow : \ \ neat , iij mrs ; corn , 775 cars ; oatB. 300 cars ; hogs , ' " " ranged as follows ; ArlTelci ; upcn. llfuTli. ' Low. Clone. S.ifd'y Wlirat. Nov. . . 05 OMSH Mny. . 00 ! liii I'orn. ' . am Nov. ! > . . . ni-V May. . 0.1IR. Dec. . Mny I'ork. 80(1 SOU flno ROD ROD .Ian. . . 007W I ) 07 Hi OUD U05 tf (15 ( l.arU. 4H.1 BOO 4 ! ) . - > 49.1 Jail. . . S02M i > U5 see 6 ( ll'-j ! no Illbs. 4 l2Vt ! 4 2 4 If'A ' , 4 GQ .Ian . . 4U& 4UG 4 US No. 2. ( "ash iiuotallons were ns follows : FLOUH-Easlor and about 10c lower ; Hiring brands. Jl.005j-l.10 ; hard patents. UW ( Til.CiQ ; soft patents , ? 3.4 ( jl,30 ; straights , M.OOJin.10 ; bakers. $2.10. . . , _ . AVI I HAT No. 3 miring , GlVlQClc ; No. 2 red , lS5COV ( c. OATS- No.2T'2M25Hc ; No. 2 white , 279ic ; No , : i white , 25146 27HsC. HYK No. 2 , 51V4c. HAHLI3Y No. 2. f. o. b. , naff49c. ] i'LAX8KKD-No. 1. 9Sij98c. TIMOTHY SKKD-Prlmo , J2.30. PUOA'ISIONS-Mess pork , per bbl. . JS.PO ftTS.05 ; lard , per KM Ibs. , $5.0214 ; Hhorl ribs Mdos ( loose ) , $45fn.ii ! ! ( ; dry sailed shpul- dors ( boxed ) . $ l.32'.fctyi.B21ti ' short clear sides ( boxedI. $3.007)5.10. ) AVII1 SKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. . $1.23. SUGAHS Put loaf , Jj.fil ; granulated , $3.11. The following are the receipts and jhlp- ments for today : M3AV YOU 1C G12M-ilAL MAHKI2T. < liiotatlouN for ( lielny un Criicrnl ConiiiioilltliM. NE\V YO11K , Nov. 7. KLOUR-Rncolpts 2 < i,183 bblB. ; exports , 0,212 bbls. ; quiet and barely steady ; winter patents. $3.80 ® : ! . 93- s-lralBhts. J3.50ira.CO ; Minnesota patents , H.70O-I.15 ; winter extras , $2.7Stj3.10 ; Jllnne- Fotu bakers , $3.K > 53.30 | ; winter low grades W.235T2.45. COJlNMEAL Steady ; yellow western , 72 Of. jo. , , IlTE Iinslcri No- - western , 51e c. 1. f. , Duffnlo ; 69o uiloat to arrive. 1JAHLEY MALT Steady ; western , CJ5J BoU. BoU..WIIEATnecelpts. . 407.925 bu. ; cxporlw. liV,57i ) ( bu , ; spol , sleady ; No. 2. 7GUc f. o. b nHoat. Otlons ] opened sleady and were ad- vj'tced by war rumors , better tables and local coverliiK : in the afternoon n reaction ensued , following a Liverpool visible sup. My Increase nnd more unloading ; closed easy al l-S5j3-fe not advance : No. 2 red May , 705-STfil 1-Se ; closed at 705-Sc. CORN Uccelpts , 221.250 bu. : pxporls , 23,949 bu. : spot , steady ; No. 2 , 19 1-Sc f. o. h Klloat. Options opened steady and were Jielped durlnt- the day by a larpo vlslblo mipply decrease and stronnc-r cables , but eased off llually wllh wheat and closed un OATS-Hecolpts. 232 SOO bu. ; exports , 9,870 bu. ; Bpot. quiet ; No. 2 , 29Vtc ; options Innc- IJUTTEn-necclpls. 7.401 pkRrw. ; nrtn : western creamery , lSVjS23c : Elgin * , 23c- factory , ' . CHEKSE-Steady ; large white , Sic ; small white , &fi'9ViC ; largo colored. Slc ; small col- orrd. . KGOB Klrtn : western fresh , 23c. AVOOL Fleece. 17ff23c. ( OILS Cottonseed , quiet ; prlmo crmli * . ISHc ; prlmo yellow. 22'lcI'etroloum. . Nlcndy rellnca , 7lc ; Philadelphia , J1.S3 : Philadelphia In bulk. $7.K. TUC13 Stcnily. METALS Comparatively lltllo buslnoss In metals wns done today. thi < market be ing of the holiday order. Desplle Iho npnthy shown on all sides n verv linn un- dcrtono prevailed , with sellers 'lomandlni ; full prices In nearly all Install' OL At the < lee the Metal excluiiieo calUil pig Iron warrants very qulcl , with $ < bid and $7.20 nsked : Inko cornier , llrm , with $12. 2ii bid iind $12.7n ashed ; tin. dull , with * IS.SO bid and $18.50 asked' lend , quiet but firm , with J.1.72Vj bid nnd J3.77V4 nsked ; spelter , qulot Jlrm. with $3.13 bid and JTi.SS asked. The tlrm namlnt ; the settling price for leading western miners and smelters quotes lead nt $3.50. _ ( irnlii llrrelutw nt I'rltipliml MnrUrt * . OH1CAOO , Nov. 7. Uecelpts today : AVheat.K3 cars : corn , 2S1 cars ; oats. 323 rnrs. Etillmated cars for tomorrow : AVheat. 415 ; corn. 775 : oats. ? oo Hecclpts nt primary markets : AVheat , " "OG702 busholsi corn , l.CHM jl bushels ; oala , 34 9(12 ( bimhMs. MINNEAI'OLTS , Nov. 7. Ilecelpls today : v. 7.-nccelpts : AVheat , 550 Cnm'LIJTH , Nov. 7. Receipts today : KANSAS CITY. Nov. 7. Receipts : wh at. 450 cars. _ _ _ Ornlit Hpccliitw nt Llvoriiool. l.TA'EHPOOL. Nov. 7. The Importti of wheat Into Llven > eel fnr tha west from Atlantic ports were S0.300 quarters : from J'ft-ltlc ports , none ; from other ports. 19- ! W ciiinrters. The Imports of corn friini Atlantic jwrts for tha we U were BS.JOC uuarlors. _ Itllltliitorr 7lnrU > t. HALT1MORE. Nov. 7.--rr.oril null ; rn- c.'pl" ' . 21.719 bbls. : exports. S6 bh'x AA'HEAT-Dull ; Bpot nnd month 7 M ? OS-Si , r. K-H.tH . 6S.2T3 bll. ! cxport-i , Et bit , hniitti ni whrat , by simple , r ij71ir. I'OHN Dull ; month und Ijecember , 37 371-iic ; steamer tnlxeil. T > yiO30c ; rccelpls , 1L.MI37 bu. ; cxporlg. 12I.2W Ini. ; pouthern white mid yellow corn , . ' tf3c. OATS-Klrin ; No. 2 while , SOJSt'.Jc ' ; re. celpp < , ll.ua bu. RYE Easy ; No. 2 weslcrn , 57'lc ' : recclptu , Kt.Xtl bu. UUTTEH-Sleady. 0.1IAI1.V ( inNEII.M , MAUKtVr. Conilltliin of Trnili : nml ( Imitations on Mimic mill l'niiejProduce. . EGOS Oood stock , 17c. UUTTER-Common to fair , 1W12C ! sep arator , 22o ; gathered creamery , 20fl2Ic. LIVE POULTRY Huns , 4fj4yc ; old rees ters. le ; sjirlng cnlckens , JVic ; ilucks , Cfi'o ; gef. p , COTc ; turkeys , .live , ! > ' , UOc ; dressed. 11 fj 1O > oA.ME Teal , blue win. J1.75 : green wing , $1.50 ; mlxfd , $ l.7r ' 2.a ; jiralrlo chickens , young , 11.50 ; old , $ l.W. IMOEONB-Llve. per doz. , COc. A'EAICholee , 9c. A'EGETAULES. C10LERY Per bunch , 2Jfr30 ; Colorado celery , I5c. ONIONS Now , per bu. , ST > HI3c. KKANS Hatid'pli'kcil , navy , per bu. , J1.30 ft l . 10. POTATOES-ChoIco slock , S3040c ; sacked , I3ii I5c. I5c.HiT h \HiT POTATOES-Prr bbl. . $2.0VS2.2r ( . OVUUAGE Per bu. . crated. Ic. TROPICAL FRUITS. LEMONS-Callfornla , fancy , $0.0'jyfl.r,0 ' ; choli-r , $ 'i.COj(5.7n ; fanr-v Messina , . $6.6 ( > i7.no. ] OKANCJES-Mexli-ans , $1.00. 1IANANAK Pholce , huge stock , per bunch , J2.w4i2.2o ; medium sized bunches , fl.V5lj2.Oo. l-'RUITS. APPLES AVostern Hon Davis. Gcnltona and AVItifcsups , iwr bbl. , $ .3.25U.1.r > 0 ; New York llaldwliiii. Greening1 * and others , pet Ijbl. , W.OOJJ3.7G. I'JL'IAC'liiiS Ideason over. PLCMS Season over. PEARS-U.irtlelt , California , out < jf the market ; other varieties , $2.25. 'JRAPES-CiillfornlA Tokays , $ t.50 t.r,5 ; New York grapes , Me. i. HAt\liKliKitiS Capn Cod ? , p r bbl. , f ! J./itrSc. .1. r iyi1 , $ G.Oi > : per crate , $2.50. QUINCES Per box , Sl.OOfiC.OO. MISr-ELLANCOl'S. NUTS-Almoiids. per lb. , H'il5. ; F."ii7lts , per lb. . ! itlih' | ; EiiKlifh walnuts , per lb. , fancy soft shell , IKjl2c : Illberts , per lb. , lOc ; u'cnnti , polished , i3fo ( ; ' ; ocoaiHii8 , ] ir 100 , { 4..JOiiG.OO ; peunuty , rawC ( , tuaslod , 7V4c- ; chestnuts , U'-n2c. ilAPLE SYRL'P Klvc-KtU. can , each , $2.tin $ : g-il. CUIIB. pure , per doz. , Sl'i ; halt -gal. caiiH , jG.'u ; quart cuns , ? 1.50. FIOS Imported fancy , : ! -erowi. ll-lb. boxes , 10f ; n-crown. ll-lb. box ° s , 13c ; 2-lb. boxes , 22i23c per box ; California , 10 lb. boxes. Sl.lOfd.lS. HONEY Choice white , J2tlli. ? DATES Hullowcc , CO to lO-ib. boxes , Mic ; Salr. &c ; Kuril , 9-lb. boxes , 'Jo. CIDER-Per half bbl. . 3..i/3.50. / HIDES. TALLOxV , ETC. HIDES No. 1 green hides , i'c ; No 2 grec-n hide ? , Uc ; No. 1 salted hide.1 , - > c ; No. 2 suited hides , 7e ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 13 Ihs. , 9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. . 7o. TALLOW. C1P.EASE , I'.TC. 'lnlow , No. 1 , 3c ; tallow , No. 2 , 2' .ej rough tallow , l'.4c ; whlto grense , 2li'a2ic ; yi-llow uml blown grease , I1.if72 1-lc. SHEEP PELTS Green ealle-J , each. ISit 75c ; green salted shearings ( short woolnl early sklnsj , earh , lie ; dry snearlnga vsh > it woolcd early skins ) . No. 1 , eicn , De ; iliy ninl. KansuH and Nebraska batcher wjol polls , per lb. , actual weight , 4Jf3c ; dry Mint Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. : i'u4e ; dry film. Colorado rado butcher wool pcltj , per lb. , actual xvelght , 4f/Gc ; dry Hint , Colorado rmir.ulu wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 31Jc. { St. Louln ST. LOl'IS. Nov. " . WHEAT Futures unsettled , Irregular , with only fractional change from Saturday. Spot lower ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator , Cs-jc ; track , I9cj Decem ber. GMic bid ; May , CS 5-Sc asked ; No. 2 hanl cash , MSjfi4' e. CORN Frarllonally higher ; No. 2 cash , MC-Sc ; December , H0f4@307-Sc : ; May , 217-8 ® 32c asKed. OATS Steady to lower ; No. 2 cash , 2Gc ; track , 2C'4c ; December , 2l'/ic bid ; May , 25 4c : No. 2 white , 27'li2Sc. : RYE-KIrm ; 62c. SEEDS Flaxsepd , lower , 914c ! ; prime tim othy need. $2.:0 ; : nominal. AVJUSKY Steady ; tl.W. CORNME-AL-SleaJy ; $1.60gi.C3. 11RAN StraJy ; sacked , east track , 31c. HAY Easy ; timothy , $5.00 8.25 ; prairie , rm , $7.5Xtjb.OO. ( ItUTTER Weak ; creamery , 15ft23c : dairy , S Higher : 17c. COTTON TIES Ac. HAGCHNG "iST'lic. Mfn'ALS-Lead , lower , JS.62'4. Spelter , strong. J5.03. PUuVIStONS-Pork , steady ; standard mess. Jobbing , $5.00. Lnrd. slcndy ; prime steam , $ I.CO ; choice. S'.C3. Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , + 4.0 : extra shorts , $3.23 ; ribs. $5.37',4 : shorts. J5.M. Bacon , bo ; nd shoulders , $3.00 : xlni short clear , J5.fi2V- : ribs. J3.75 : shir'.i , 0 M. RECEIPTS Flour. 4,000 bbls. : wheal , 27C- 000 bu. ; corn. 242,000 bu.j oato , 78,000 bu. SHIPMENTS Klour , 7,00ft hbls. ; wheat , 33XK ( ) bu. ; corn , 92,000 bu. ; oats , 5,000 bu. No market tomorrow. City ( irnlii nml 1'rovlnloiiN. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 7. AVIIEAT Mar ket llrm ; No. 1 hard , G2'.4U63o ! ; No. 2 , COUfi ) Clc : No. 3 , 57fiCOc : No. 2 red. 64Vie ; No. 3 , cOfiOlV'c ; No. 2 spring , BSViQfilc ; No. 3 , B4 ® 5CVic. CORN Market sleady ; No. 2 mixed , 298 > 2D' ' . < .c ; No. 2 white , 29c ; No. 3 , iS'ic. OATS Market weak ; No. 2 white , 2Go. RYE Market , lower ; No. 2 , 4SV2c. HAY Market firm ; choice timothy and prairie. $7.(0. ( HUTTER Market weak ; separalor , 20'ic ; dalrv. lUc , EOGS Market higher : fresh , 17c , RECEIPTS AVHieat. 270.000 bu. ; corn. 31- 400 bu. ; oats. 20,000 bu. SIIIPMENTS-Wheat , 84,000 bu. ; corn. 7- 100 bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu. Nor OrloniiN ,1lurlii-t. NF.W ORLEANS , Nov. 7. PROA'ISIONS Quiet nut ateauy. rent , standard , mess , $ .s.lu'UJ.Ou. Lard refined tlcrco , $ : l.75j pun lard , f3.7 ] , . Boxed meats , dry s alt shoul ilerss , JI.S71,4sides ; , $ ! i.S7l. > ' .QI > .CO ; bacon , clear rVbii'slilci , $ 'sr37Hiol56. Ifams , choice sugar cured. $ b.75Sl.OO. ! COFFEE Rio , ordinary to fair , 52-55 ? 7 7-Sc. RICE Quiet ; ordinary to good. 4fl3c. FLOUR , GRAIN AND FEEDSTKFFP- Stcadv. Rran , fi3c. Cornmeal , $1.7501.80. liny , prime. S10.004ni.00 ; choice , $ I2.00jj)12.50. ) Corn , No. 2 sacked , while , 4lo ; mixed , 41fi ? 12c : yellow , 42J43e. | Oats , No. 2 sacked , 31 CliiPlnnntl .Tlnrlcot. CINCINNATI , Nov. 7. FLOUR Dull ; fancy , $3.10i3.30 : family , $2.45g2.70. AVIIEAT Easier : No. 2 , red. 67c. CORN Easier : No. 2 mixed , 36c. OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 27c. RYE-FIrm : No. 2 , 67c. PROVISIONS Lard , quiet , $1.53. Built me.ils. steady. $3.15. Bacon , steady , $0.40. WHISKY Firm ; $1.23. SUGAR Active , hard reOneil , $4.22lf5.72. EGGS-FIrm ; I5c. CHEESE Active , nrm ; good to prime Ohio llat , 9ii9'.ic. ( irnlii In Stor nml Allont. NEAV YORK. Nov. 7. Slatemcnt of the visible supply of grain In store nnd afloat for the week ending Saturday , November 5. as compiled by the Now York Produce exchange : WHEAT 17.000.000 bu. : Increase. 1,521,000 bu. bu.CORN23 CORN-23 797.000 bu. ; Increase , 1011.000 bu. OATS fi.976,01'0 ' bu. : decrease , 397.000 bu. RYE 170.000 bu. ; decrease. 13S.OOO bu. BARLEY 3,192.000 bu. ; Increase , 73,000 bu. Toledo Market. TOLEDO. Nov. 7.-AVHEAT-rnchanged and easy : No 2 , cash and November. C9Uc ; December. C9".o. CORN-Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed , 3lc. OATS Dull nnd sleady : No. 2 mixed. 23c. RYE Qulot : No. 2 , cash 5ic. : nominal. A'ERSEED Active and lower ; prime , cash , old , $4.35 ; new , $ I.STi ; November. AVIipnt Mnrket. MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 7.-AVHRAT Sleady ; November 3e ; December , G3fi631-M > ; May. fill-So : No. 1 hard. < Hy4c : NO. l nnrlh- ern. M = ic ; No. 2 northern. Glic. VLOUn First patents , $3.BXff3.90 ( ; second patenls , $3.X ( > Tr3.70 ; lirut clears , J2.7502.S5. IillAN-In bulk. JS.MKSS.75. Craln Mnrket. MlLAA'At'KEE , Nov. 7-WHEAT-Dull ; JiPvinorthern. . C70C7 > ic ; No. 2 northern. 03' r " 3 We. RYE-Uasy : No. 1. D3e. BARLEY-Dull ; No. 2 , 47Vjc ; eample , J9 { 4iC. Pbllnilplnlilii Prodm-r. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.-BPTTER- Steady ; fancy western creamery , 22o ; west ern prints. 21c. EGOS Firm ; fresh western , 20fl21u ; fresh southwestern , 19c. I'porln PEOIUA. Nov. 7.-CORN-Flrm and stonily ; No. 2. Inactive , 32e. in'NO' ; - " wlllte' H Dulnth AVIipnt Market. DI'Ll'TH , Nov 7-AA'HEAT-No. 1 hard , cash. Gt-V ; December , C3c ; May , 6fl'tr ' > j No ! 1 northern , cnsh , t , Uccemb r , 63c ; Mny , C < Vc. OPKHATIONS .STDCKN AM ) t'licrrlnlnt jOvpr I'lrctlonn Inlprferp * NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Thn day's stock market undoubtedly reflected the conviction of operators In securities , that with elec tion uncertainties out of the way the strong condition * of the country Industries .and business will have- their tffecls and prlceu will advance. This conviction , so far uu It found reflection In the market , wns al most purely a professional one , for the outside Interest UK seen by ordeni through commission houses v.is verv small 'I un profewBlonul plcniunt showed m > disposition to take prollts pndlng the holldaj. al though there had been sulliclenl rise In the last two days to turn the balaiuv of fcp- crallons to that sldo In any closing up of speculative accounts. The evidence was rather on the sldn of covering of shorts. Trading proceeded In n very desultory manner during the early hours of the day , although the selling for foreign account , which was fairly liberal , was well uh&urhcd nnd prices ol the International stncks were firmly sustained. Southern Railway pre ferred wits n conspicuous example. Hut as the day wore on , Ihe market gained both In activity and strength and embraced an Increasing lint of stocks. The ronteinplii- tlon ot the very heavy volutno ot bank exchanges and the enormously Increased huslnchs In ciri-alu had IhPlr effect In the bullish tendency , ( is did th" continued favorabl" report of railroad earnings , espi'- chilly from the west nnd north. An In- crfaso of 4,000 tons In the iMSlbound freight movement from Chicago was a feature. Handsome Increases In turnings were also shown by Southern Railway , Northern Pa- rllle anil ( iruit Northern preferred , the lat ter shovdng WSfi.sm more earned for Oc- lober than last vtnr. Tim stocks whlrh ar junior to the bonds , which were favorites In the bond business loday , toll tha advantage of that move ment , Atchlson advancing a point. Metro politan Htn < ? t Railway and Edison Illnml- natlng of Now York are up 2 polnis or over on talk of advantages to the former from the use of Its conduits for Its use in oli'ctrie lighting purposes. Notable movements were an advance ot 7 points in American Exprrw and of 5i3 points In Pullman. Northwest gained nearly 2 points and Lurkavuinna 2 points. There -Were iliMlhiBS in odd lols of quite a number of hiiih era < u > slocks. Hut Iho most roiisplcii- ous movement of the dny was In bonds. In thl.s department there was enormous absorption of the bonds Issued for the pur pose of reorganization of various com panies and running irom fifty to luo MIMS. Ol these the 1 per cents were the favorites and the Atrhlson Issues were easily lead ers , calntna : 1 prr cenl In the. prleo nn very lurse demand. There were Individual blocks ot this bond sold of a par value of SlDj.CXX ) . Jiwi ( < w and two of $100000 V'e ' t'nloii PaclllcIs were less prominent , but Htlil active , as wore Northern Pacific prior lien -Is and Norfolk & W.-steru gen eral. ihe Erie prior liens and the Read ing 4s , which might b placed In the same class , were heavy. Marked strength and aotlvlty wan shown nl o by the new Bal- tlmoro & Ohio -Is - when Issued , and a so by the new Baltimore & Ohio SUa. Deal- ngs In Southern consol 5s conllnue verv largo. There was u good demand as well for many other bonds of Ihe mlddl , , , i In Ihe hid price. The Evening Post's London financial ca blegram Hays : "The sto.k market here openul Hteudy today , hut soon gave way There Is an entire Im-k of support , with no bear account to assist market * . , The ap- proarhlne aetllemont also checks business , whllo the unrottlrd political condition ap pears likely to disturb the markets for como time to come. Thn close was at the lowest. Americans , however , were excep tionally good , closing nt the best. Appear ances favor their striking out a somewhat independent tourso , although a bad politi cal situation and an actual depression would of courp" deter operators In that market here. The London market opened rnto remains at 2J } per cent , because thcro has been no change In the German bank rale , although an advance Is still thought probable. Germany Is buying gold moder ately at 77s 9'/id. The following are the closing quotations of the leading stockn on the New York market today : Northern Paclllo 40Vi silver OTtWcateai do nfd 70 Standard R. & T. . i On'flllo ' ft AVest. Sucar H.7l ' On > . H. & N SUK.ir | > fu W ; Ore. Short Lino. Tcnrcsrco C. & I. . . 29\ P. C. lt I'M U. S. Ix-ather C'i ilo CJ r-M. . . . ilo nfd W ' ' .lit U. B. Rubber 41) H n vllnis' . . ! . JJH do 1st tfd 3 ! " ' \Ventern Lnlon . . . 9Wi n. a. AV. . . I federal Steel ' lt' ' , tin iifd % Hook Inland nroriltlvn _ U. V ( .7 . "Total sales of slocks today were 2S3.KX ) shares. Including : Alchlson preferred , 2S.- W3 ; Louisville & Nashville , ( ' .130 ; Manhat tan. 5.131 : Mclropolllan Hallway , 9.0.'i7 ; Northern Pacific , 10,293 ; Rock Island. 4,733 ; Union Paclllc , aS5f > : St. Paul , 20.621 ; South ern Hallway preferred. 8.010 : Cotton Oil , 3 213' Tobacco , 39 S55 ; People s Gns , 3,5oO ; Sugar , 22,019 ; Tennessee Coal and Iron , t.j. \PIV York Money Mnrket. NEW A'ORK. Nov. 7.-MONBY ON CALL Nominally , nt l'/vfi2 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE l'APEU-314 T4U PSTlRtMNO KXCHANGE-Steady. with actual business In bankers' billsi fit. . $ l.8aifp 4.S for demand , and at JI.SGit5.Ui ? ! * for sixty days ; posted rates 54.s3ni.8.w. and J4.Si ( < ' . ? li7 : commercial lilllH. $ l. ! > Ufcfil.S2. SILVKR CEnTIKICATEB-CUiSlilSic. . . . . , . i i i * i : LUUI'Ulli i i * * * vt * -m. vi --j / Closing nuotatlons on bonds were as fol lows : U. S. now3s. . . . . . . . J IMIt U. S. npw4s. rec N.C.fii .125 V. H. da coup 187U N.C. 4 * , .1(11 IT. 3. 4n.tfK 111 ? * No. 1'arlfic IBI. | . .117 U. S. ilo coup tl No. I'selHo Sa . . . ill' . ' ! 11. 8. ' ( ! . res No. Vaolfle 4n. . .lOUi P. S. fm.ri-r - N. A' . P. A. St. L. 4 V. S. 5t , coup tlrt N. & . W. ll . . .li" 118 iN. W. Consols. . Alu.cla . A. . N. W. Deb. s. . . ,1 , ri > . N. 1(1(3 . . .111 Ala.elaH ! 0 10(1 ( , Ore. NIR . . 10(11 ( , Alu. . Ciiriviicy 100 O. S. L. G t. r. Atchlaoii4s P7 | O. S. L , . Aa t. r l"7'l Do. adj. 4 Paclflo 0 oMi5 lO' ' ti Cauudu.So. 'Jds niil. TemiB. . 4a . ( i.V. . Utn . C. A.O. Sa 1 1 6 4 St. L. , V I. M. con fin C. H , A. n. * ) ' lOlHiSt. L. & 3. F. ( Jen. U. D.B. O. Ill * 10 | St. 1' . CoiiKOla . H. ( l 1) . i. IUG. 49 07 ! < Nt. P. O. A P. lnts. . 11 D KantTenn. iHU 107V4'St. ' P. C. & 1' . S . irl Gen. 4 > 70USo. 2 . lly.AB lilt R W. 4 D. Uts. t. r. 70U S. ll.lT.Ui lien. Klixs. 6 Tfiin. new act 3i. . . 94 0.1I.A.S. A. d ,10i T. P. L.H. InU . IDS < . H. iS.A. 2d § . . . 104 T. I . llf. ! Irt . 40U II. 4. T. Cent , nt 1I1 'U. ' V. I ) . A O. 1st * . . It iT , C. con. Hi. . . lluUlAVab. lut BB . low C. Ints ] U.Vtl\Vab. VU . La. NowOotl. 4 , . . . 100 | W.3hire 4s . I. iN L nl. 41 HvVilVn. LVntutlAii . 7t' ' ! ( Mlitnotirl UH I no iVa. Qfffrn-d . M. K. A.T.Ml. . . Hi WU. Cent. l l . M. K. .VT. 4 01UU. , I' . 4i . N. A' . C. lit * Xi-\v York Mliiine : < tuotntloni > . NEW YORK. Nov. " . The following are the closing quota tions nn mining HtocXi ; : uiioior . U Ontjrlo Clrown Itolnt . 13 Ophr TI Con. Cat. te A'a . ISA Plymouln Mi DMilwcxvl . 45 QuIcKillwr l s Ooul.1 & rumM < lo pf.i 4vj Halt & Norurcw..li FUrr.t Ni\uUi : M , ' filar.d.ini 575 Iron 1'nlon i'on \ M arlc Yvllow Klniinclnlotc , CHICAGO. Nov. 7-ClFnrlllgs , J21.oiC.Clfl ; balances. Jl..30.910 ; New A ork exch MICI * 2" preinluin , P"stpil rates S4 s- ! s" , AVc-t ChlniRO , ver.aitlvc and Irregular. AlK-y L. 7(5 ( ; nispitlt. 82i ; HUciilt preferred , Dliiinoiul Matth , HO. Lake Sln-"t L , mcnt nf the treasury shows : Available cash balance , | 301,718r > 37 ; gold reserve , 1211- 619,023. . OMAHA , Nov. 7. Clearings loday were 11.4:5.200.70 ; balances , $144,871.UO. Clearings for snmo day last year , ) lC21.i:3.S4 ; bal ances. JJID.WU.OI. Increase In clearings , $101.073.38. HT. LOL'IS , Nov. 7. Clearings , $8.Cil,9ll ! : balanres , J. > 2..OI3. ? Money. Hi7 PIT rent. New York exchange , 23c discount bid , 12Vfcc dlsiount nsked. NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Clearitig < . } I01,2I1- 570 ; balances , JS,93 , Oin. ; HOSTON. Nov. f.-ClcnrinB" . $13,9.2.Ci51 ; PHlLADfiLPlli'A , Nov. 7.-Clnrlnss. J10,2JO,1SD ; balances. ! lfilS , C. IIiiKton Stork lltiolntloiiN. IJOSTON , N'ov.Call loans. 2171 tier rent ; time loans , 2V.Q4 per cent. Closing quotallons on stocus , bonds and minim ; shans : A. . T. & S. r 12'i Ui-n - - - - - - - - Atni'rlcnii Buirar . . .11'iVn Atehlwn uf'l Ml dd ifd Ill AtollU'in 1 * " * * > f Bay rftato Gas : < i tVn. Hlwlrlc .V4..1u7' ' < < Hen Tel I7S , Allou " ! MlnlnB Co. . > ' Iloston .t Albany..241 l.uinntu. SJ' llosmn .t Maine..ltVi Ho ton & Montana.Sin ( ' . . II. Ac ( J lll'i Illllto & lloBloll. . . . M'i Kltdiliuri : 1011" Calumet , < t lleolu. . .VKi O n. Hkrtrlr . . . . M if.Vntwinlal * ' Mexican Central . . . 4 % Pranhlln JJ'i on ivilonv IK OM Dominion * } HublH" , 40'i- - " I'nlon 1'aclilo SIVJ Wi-st Kinl SS 'r muiuck 177 do tifd 1CSV4 Wolverine 51 A\V t ncli. Kloc l'r tl Helton iievuttl : . . . 73' , HtiinlKildt 4 i K.H'.tp. \ . Tnl l l Sail I'runi'lNi'o Mining diiotntlonx. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7.-The closlns qiiotullons for mining stocks today were as followsj Alt.i 3 UCenturky Con Amies II Mexlmn 13 Oc-c dental Oon 4n Ilctt & Ilelcher ophlr 77 million < "H < rmim > Chnllcnso Con . I ! ' I'otnsl W Chollar . 2t fvjnnlrnf-c . 61 . 4 Can. C'nla. .t Va..l40 Hlerr.i Ntivada . 90 Crown 1'olnJ . ll : I'nlon tv > n . ! Goull , & Oiirrle . S-l Utah C'nn . Halo At Xi > r ro i..lO& Yellow Jncket . . . . 2 } .lull.i . t Btniular.l . 1,0 JUKllto - . C Silver bars , 60Uc ; Mexican dollars , 47U ® 47 ' . Drafls , Flyht , 17'4 : ; telegraph , 20c. l.niuloii Stock QuotnlloiiH. LONDON , Nov. 7. I p. m. Closing Con olii. nionfy.T77.1M'.iN. | A' . Central IIs C'in ols. ar < t Io9i 'P ' nnilvanla " 's Canadian P.iclllo . . . S4Vi Ile.idlntf f1) ! Urlrt 12 > 4 Union Paclfla Dfd. . . < i ( > S Kfia 1ft Dfd 3.1 U Aleliloou 3" > IlllnolK Central . . . .112 L. & N M. ? Northern Pa" . i > fd. . 77' < , Grand Trunk * > i Si. Paul US' ) . HAH SILA'KH Qulot nt 23d per oz. MONEY-S lfS Per cent. The discount rate In the open mnrket for short hills Is 35-8 per cent ; for thrco ironths' bills , 35-SG3i per cent. t'orel ii Kliiniiclnl. LONDON. Nov. 7. Prices on the Stock exchange here today opened llrm , bul soon eased oil under selling orders from Paris. Consols opened unchanged and sold off IMG to 1'fl'j ' and 10D' ' . for money and the ac count , respectively. Americans were about on New York parity , with the exception of St. Paul , which showed a loss of 3-8 at 12:30 : o'clock. Gold Is quoted at Buenos Ayres at 13G.SO. American eagles , 76s 6Vid. Spanish Is closed at 41H- American securi ties , atier a llrm opening , were quint with u declining tendency , but recovered and closed steady. Operator ! ) were Inactive. The amount of bullion gone Into the Hank of England on balances today was 103.000. UEUL1N , Nov. 7. On the bourse today prices opened weak , owing to continued reports of Ilrlllsh armamenls. Subse- quVnlly they recovered , but relapsed on ac count of dearer money und the weakness of thr Paris market. American oecurlll s fluctuated and closed slightly lower. ! ' . : < change on London , 20 marks 401 ; . pfgs. for choc kx. PARIS , Nov. 7. Prices on the bourse to day were weak. owm0 lo continued nidblll- zatlon of thf > Urltl.sh forces. Spanish Im proved. This was duo to a more favorable rate of exchange. Three per cent rentes. lOlf 72'-ic for Ihe. account. Exchange on London , 23f 31o for checks. Spanish 4s closed at11.75. . Cotton Market. NEW YORK , Nov. 7. COTTON Dull and easy ; middling , 55-16e ; net receipts , 1,971 bales ; gross receipts , 6,397 bales ; sales , 1.500 bales ; slock ; 7S..i71 bales ; exports to the continent , hC36 bales ; to France , 6s3 bales' . Total today : Net receipts , U1.471 baies ; exports to Great Britain , 50.563 bales ; lo France , 19.041 bales : to the continent , 23.2S9 bales ; stock , lGG.rS9 bales. Consoli dated : Not receipts , 159,376 bales ; exports to Great Britain , 79,536 bales ; to France. 19,041 bales ; to the continent , 118,211 bales. Total finco September 1 : Net receipts , 2- S17.483 bales ; exports to Great Britain , 441- 435 bales ; to France , 160,849 bales ; to the continent , C35,43i5 balea. NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 7.-COTTON Futures , dull ; November. J6.C5 ; December , J6.7Wfi.72 ; January. JI.77W4.78 ; February , J4.SHH4.82 ; March , Jl.S6fl4.b7 ; April , J4.91& ' 4.92 ; May , J4.8704.S ? ; June , J5.02tiii.01 ; July , J3.06fj3.03. Spot , steady ; sales , 3,750 bales ; ordinary , 3 3-Sc ; good ordinary , 3 15-10e ; low middling , 415-lCc : middling , 4a4c ; good mid dling , 5 3-lCc ; middling , fair , 55-Sc ; recolpls , 15,103 bal's : slock , 356,184 bales. LIVERPOOL , Nov. 7. COTTON Spot. fair demand ; prices unchanged ; American middling , 3d. The sales of the day were 10.000 bales , of which 1,000 bales were for speculation and export , and Included 9,300 bales American ; receipts , 36,000 bales , all American. Futures opened quiet with a moderate demand and closed steady ; Amer ican middling , L. M. C. , November , 259-64'i ? 260-6ld , buyers ; November and D5cember , 25S-64d , sellers ; December and January , 25S-iUd , sellers ; January and February. 255-Cld , sellers ; February and March , 2 5S-04 ( U259-6U ! , buyers ; March and April , 259-6lf ? > 260-Hld , sellers ; April and May , 2 60-6 1 ® 261-6ld , s-ellors ; May and June , 261-Gld , buy ers : June and July , 262-64d , buyers ; July and August , 2 63-64d. sellers ; August and September , 2G3-GI1T3d , value. Xotv 1'nrk II ry Goods Mnrkct. NEW YORK , Nov. 7. The chief fcaturo of today has ben Iho new price named on American shirting prinls 3c. a decllno of Mo from the previous opening prleo and Iho lowest hitherto quoted. The general demand for rotten irnods was of about average extent , although Interest in the elections Interfered somewhat. Vine print goods for spring ginghams- were In satis factory request. H'avy brown goods were llrm. Print cloths were steady. Consider able calf ? of the latter were for soul hern mills. Woolen goods sold more freely in men's wear fabrics and dress goods , but the tone of the market was without im provement. Sugar Mnrkct. NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 7.-SUGAR- Slcady ; open kettle , 211-16c ; open kettle , centrifugal , SUfflc : centrifugal , granulated , l3-Sff4isc ; while. 15-16c : yellow , 311-161T seconds 2 13-lC'i(3lic. ' J5-16c ; , - ( MOLASSES-Slendy ; open kettle , 230350 ; centrifugal. llf/22c. Syrup. 30c. NEW YORK , Nov. 7.-SUGAR Raw and held higher ; fair refining , 313-16e ; cen trifugal , 96 li t , Gl-Sc ; molasses sugar. 39-16c. Refined , llrm. California Pried Fruit * . NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Steady. Evaporated ap ples. common. 7sJSc ; prime wire tray 5'wi i9e ; choice , 7Vfancy ; , Si' ' c. Apricots , Royal. HOHc : Moor Park , 13jV17c. Peaches , unpeelcd , S'iO'llc ; peeled , lbf(20c. ( iiKln : nutter Snlex. ELGIN. 111. , Nov. 7. BUTTER-Stcady ; offerings. 261 tubs at 23c ; all sold. THK Itmi.TY MAIIK13T. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday , November 7 , 1SOS : AViir runty Deedo. A. W. Phelps et al to Omaha BrewIng - Ing Association , tax lot 13. In 13-15-13. . J2.300 G. W. Leo and wife to R. H. Whit- taker. lot 19 , block 5 , Hanscom Place . II. I. Plumb and wife to L. M. Ben- FOIL s 25 feet of lot 6 and n 12'i teet of lot 7. block 16 , West End add . . . 4.500 N L Zmr to A. P. HanBen , lot 15. Mullcr & B.'s add . 223 J. K. Ebersole. trustee , and wife to Herman Kountzo et al , trusteco. a tract In block "A , " Reservoir add. . 1,975 J. W. Maynard and wife to Petep Lnzarowicz. n'/4 of lot 12 , block 59 , South Omaha . 230 " \ \ . H. ParrlHh to Hamll Burkman , lot 5. block 12 , Thomas & S.'s add . 200 Gotlelh Slurz and wife to Mary Boescn , lot 2 , Storz sub . 400 Unit Claim Ilcedx. G. M. Nlcholvon and wife lo Soulh Omaha , iv So-foot slrlp for exlenslon of "U" nt South Omaha . lee G. P. Muldoon to I ) . G. Jones , lot 7 , Glso's add. . . ' . . 1 Dci'ilx. C. R. Sherrlll and husband to E. 8. B ker. und. Vi. of lot 27. block 1. Baker Place . 300 Master in Chancery to \ \ " . E. Swentzel , block 4 , lot 1. block 1 , Woods' PUco. . J.COO ShTlfC to W. K Potter , receiver , lot 3 , Waugh & W.'s subO . . GW To'al . OJ1AII& LIVE STOCK MARKET Record Hun of Sheep the Feature at the Local Yards , BUSINESS GENERALLY IN GOOD SHAPE Cattle Iltijem Inclined to lie n l.lttU- riirllenliii- , but HverythltiK In Mold tit l-rlrc.i VuryltiK from Stenily to SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 7. Cattle. Hoys. Sheep. Ilecclpts today . S , : 2i97 , One wink ago . 3-jj7 2.7P4 l'.2U ' Two weeks ngr . 3iK 2,171 Three weeks ago . 7oli ) 4i > 52 , , Average price paid for hogs fur the last several dnyn. with comparisons : Indicates Suiului. The olllclal number of cars of stock brought in today by each road was : Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. Il'ses. C. , M. & St. P. liy. . . . l Missouri 1'acille Uy. . . . 1 U. P. system . \vi \ 4 4tf l C. As N. W. ily . J K. , ! : . k M. V. U. 11. . 2'J ' 0 2 2 8. C. < 1' . Uy . 1 C. . bt. K , SJ. ft o . 4 1 LI. Ac M. It. U. U. . . . 32 12 C. , it. te i > . liy . 1 2 . . . . C. , K. 1. .t P. ! ( > . , K. . . . t C. , K. 1. Ac I1. 10. , U . 11 Total receipts . . . .167 42 &D 1 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows , fach buyer purcnaslng tliu num. her of head Indicated : lluyi-nt. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omana 1'ai.ktng Co 35117 . . . . IS. Ji. llammond Co 225 2j'J bwlit unu company 4J4 ins 720 Cim.ihy I'licKiiig uo . V. ! > 715 l.tbo Armour & Co . l. > 7 K. Uei'ker ami Degan. . . . o ? . J. 1. . C'urey . 3tS . . . . . . . . l.oliiiiiin Ai Co . izo . . . . . . . . Uenlon Ac Underwood. . . . ail . Huston & Co . lu . li. f. liiisz . Pd . Livingston & Schaler. . . . 1 . Hamilton & 11 . 343 . Swift from country . T5 . . . . 720 Other buyers . 9W . . . . B.MH Left over . . . 3,3oO Totals . . .3,874 2.311 13,056 CATTLE The receipts of cattle today were larger than ona or two weeks ago , as will be noted from llgurrs above , but not so large as three weeks ago. 'ihere was quite a sprinkling of nil kinds of cattle , but not much loppy stuff of any kind. Thti market as a whole did not show any radical change. Th re were a few loads of pretty fair corn-fed steers on sale and other * that were not so good. The market on handy light and medium weight cattle , such as are es pecially In good demand at present time was fully steady or even strong. At the same tlmo rough or coarse westerns were slow as not being the kind that buyers are most eager after. Some very fat yearling white faces and shorthorns brought $5.10 and other cattle that were fair went at $4.X ! > . A week ago Saturday some yearling * , mates to those sold today , wnt at $1.76. Grass steers did not show much change. COWH and heifers were In moderate sup ply and sold at practically steady prices , th ? most deslrnblo being strong. About ev erything of any account sold early. Vfal calves were In demand at steady prices , good veals selling at J0.75t7.00. Quite u good muny stockers ami feeders were In the yards and the general feeling was hotter In that there were very few holdover * , about everything having been cleaned up at the clos > of last week. Hold ers who happened to have something espe cially desirable , that just happened to please a buyer , reported the mnrkel ns stronger. At the same time the general run of salesmen who did not happen to be for tunate in having something attractive re ported the trade as slow at no more than steady prices. Regular yard buyers were looking for a largo run for a Tuordny , with a light attendance of country buyers until after election , and were not disposed to raise the market If they could avoid It. Representative sales : STEERS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. pr. No Av Pr JI 00 20. .1126 10 1. .13UU 3 uO COWS. } = < > 200 1. . S70 20ft 10. . 04S 273 1. . 920 225 ] . . 920 2 Cr B..1MO 203 " BULLS. J"1MO 2T5 10 " 2W : IO ° 3f ° l"l240 " 75 CALVES. 2. . 3. > 0 C 25 ] . . _ 160 5 SO 2. . 150 623 o i O B 1..1340 7 50 1..1110 ? 75 STOCKERS AND KEBDKRB. 2S..101S 3 2o 4. . 630 8 73 -1" 4Dti 3 $3 27. . 1607 3S5 . . ! ? VJ X SO WESTERNS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. Scows . 600 Jl 75 I cow . lOtJO S3 00 NEBRASKA. 23 fcednrB.,1164 4 in 1 bull . 1430 " 3 3 rows . 1010 2 2T cnwaJM 225 1 feeder. . . 910 3 ( H ) i cow . 9j ( ) 2 7."i 1 feeder. . . 940 3 r,0 1 cow . lluo 2 BO 3 feeders. . Mi ) 3 Co 2 cows . S"0 " cu 7 feeders. . 907 II CO l cow . sa ) 2 70 1 bull . 13f.O 2 10 1 cow . K 0 270 2 bulls . 1203 2 U 1 cow . 970 15 COWS . S10 2 60 12 cowa . 939 313 fi cows . DIG 313 U bulls . 161' ' ) 2 HO 1 feeder. . . f.CO 20 st.eers 9J9 2 10 7 eows . 1032 315 1 hull . 1.160 2 < X ) S feeders. . 061 S 10 1 sleer . 1140 K BO 9 cow ? . 922 270 1 steer . ! Cft 8 bulls . 1340 270 1 heifer. . . 400 2 S3 1 cow . 700 1 feeder. . . 910 370 9 feeders. 933 370 II fn-ders..lOIO 370 ORKGON 1 bull . 970 1 73 4S feeders. . 902 3 45 f , steers. . . . S74 230 4 ! ) fcoCcrn. . | i33 3-15 10 steers. . . . 41 2 75 25 feeders. . 902 3 45 Culver & Gowcn. 2 stCjrs.10IO 300 f.fi feedfr3..1034 343 SOUTH DAKOTA. 1 bull . ISijO 2 CO 5 feeder * . . 9 1 3 00 1 slcer . 1440 I ! 00 1 cow . 1UO 275 4 steers. . . . 9S3 300 f. feeders. . 1013 310 IS cows 9i17 310 1 bull . 1710 210 COLORADO. 1 hull llf-0 200 1 bull 1000 2 fie 2 hulls 1165 233 1 hull 1230 263 1 cow 9SU 2 40 1 bull . HIM 2 03 2 cows 915 240 1 f.'eder. . . 720 300 1 cow 1170 240 2 cows . 1230 315 2 cows 815 240 1 feeder. . . MO 3 KO 1 hull 1230 213 2 feeders. . S73 SCO 1 bull 1130 243 4 steers. . . .11S7 3 CO 1 bull . 1310 2 S CS feeders. . 717 4 00 5 feeders. . 7M 300 C2 steers. . . .1130 375 71 feeders. . 793 3 53 WYOMING. 1 bull . 1240 29 If , feeders. OT3 390 2 fe-cders. . SCO 3 CiO 2 feeders. . 750 4 00 1 Hirer . 117U 325 I ! feeders. . 603 423 3 feeders. . 876 3 23 III feeders. . 610 4 25 2 cows. . . .1.070 3 (0 ( III feeders. . 911 1 M 'i cows 119U 375 2 cows 10i > 3 U ) 1 bull 1440 240 10 cows 00 275 1 cow 930 223 5 rows 97fi 340 970 273 7 bulls ] 3 253 1 hdfer. . . 9-10 360 1 cow . vo ; 2 C3 CS feeders. . 1WI 370 1 feeder. . . 11 0 3 SO 4 feeders. . 1022 J fie 1 fupdcr. . . l)7u ) 350 1 hull . 1440 2 C5 14 feeders. .1114 3 6U 31 feeders. . 1105 3 K ! 1 bull . loCO 1 Cow . ! WO 3(13 ( 1 steer . 830 250 2 COWS . 1100 3 05 1 cow . 930 2 t3 ! 1 cow . 950 3 ( fi 1 cow . liXrt 3 3il 38 COWS . 1051 3 30 111 cows . 1018 265 NKVADA. S3 cows . 1120 3 fo HOGS About Ihe usual .Monday's recrlptH of hos * were In Ihs yards this morning. forty-two fresh loads being reported mi sale. The market opened fairly active , with the demand good for choice loads. Surn us happened to plrase buyern brought prices that wcr strong to u. shade higher , as hlch as J3.60 being paid for bolh light and hulcher weight loads. After thn muro urgent orders w v < filled buyers did not appear to want the balance of the receipts ' at any more limn Hutmdny's prices and It wm very difficult for a salesman to raNo thn nurket on the elos . The prices paid were J1.52Ufi3.65 for the hull ; and on Saturday $ J.503.63 for the bulk. It will bo noted from th" tnbla of average - ago prices given above that the week starts out with values almost as high as on last Monday. One w rk ago the average prlen of IIOKH on this market was J3M , two wotks niro J3.5S , three weeks ago 13.70 , four uerlcu ago } 3. , one year ago J3.40 , two years ago JJ.I3 and thrco years ago J3.45. Krpret > cnla- tlvo salaa : No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. IT. It . .SJ6 . . .nf OS 2 3 3B5 73 286 200 3 I'M B2 261 315 15 .342 SO 3 52'A 14. . . .32 3 CTi 335 40 3 S2' , 41. . 2M 3 M 191 120 3 M"4 116. . 2C2 SO 3 65 IfiO - . 62'i ' 87 241 12 1 S-'i K'O SJ's ' 29 K 355 . . . S1IH13I' Th-ro have m different times benn large runs of sheep at the South Omaha market , but us a rule the big re ceipts of pieylous years were made up largely ot sheep that were consigned through and were halted here only for feul and resl. Tin- largest run of previous yiarsvnn on May 21 , 1SW. when 10.S37 shcop were reported In the yards. That record was broken on April 7 , this jour , when tlipro wore 11.320 head of sheep and Intnln received , loday nil previous records were ug.xln nroken by n run of 1B.SSI. A fealuro of today's Inrge run was the fact that every lu-ad he-re was on sale , shippers hav ing learned that they cannot alVonl to go . by this market. I With so many sheep In the yards i.tcrc was naturally consldernblo sorting to bo done and It was rather late before the trudf > really opened , mil when II < . . . - . .urn was not murh change from Saturday In thu mailer of vulurs on fnt sheep and lambs. Sellers as a rule were asking strong prices r and holding ( Irmly to their ttgures. IHiyers , however , sernv d to wnnl bolh sheep ami Innihs and Hie m.irki > t was In very good shupo nmslderliiK all the rlrcumstanccH. Some fair wtstrrn lambs brought $5.f , but a buyer who had Just returned from Chicago - , cage said thnt good wivslrrn lambs ought to stll here at $4.S3'i..90 ; | to bo In line with the Chicago market. A oig string of feeder lambs sold at $1.60 , which was steady with the close of last week. The demand for feeders seemed to I be prnttv need , but. as was noted last I week , the market Is lower than It wns ten days ago. In H.\niiithy | : with the decllno on fat multoiiM. About half of the roeelpls conslJlcd of fer'li rs , bin the buyers look hold In pri-lly good shape- and were not Imig In making a big hole In the offerings. Quotations are : Good grass westerns , $ I.105H.20 : fair to good , W.3 > Ti4.00 ; Hiolce yearllncs , JI.151JI.20 ; fair to good yearlings , $ l.004.15 | ; good to choice lambs , J5.lMi5.25 : fair to good lambs , $4.90T3.00 ; feeder welhPi-s , 2-year-olds and over , $3.S5ti I.Cf , feeder yearlings , 14.00 4.25 ; feeder lambs , SI.&OH . & " > ; cull sheep , J2.5Oft3.00 : cull lambs , . J3.COy4.00. Representative sales : No. Av. Pr. 3221 western lambs , feeders 6S $1 60 U-to native lambs 71 ft CO 15 l.'lah bucks 120 2 C2' 10 Utah sheep W 2 62 . Utah sheep 87 1 10 SIS Ulnh sheep % I 10 2 Uluh yearlings 75 4 10 H Utah yearlings 5 4 ! 0 27 Utah yearlings M 4 10 W Utah lambs CO b W ) 29S Utah lambs 70 5 w CHICAGO I.I VIS STOCIC MARK 1ST. Cuttle Prices Itiile Ten to Fifteen Cent * IlluliiT IliiKfi I'll I-'lvc t'enlM. I CHICAGO. Nov. 7. Arrivals of cattle to- I day were small and prices ruled lOBlGc J higher ; native beef steers sold at Jl.nO'tf' ' I 4.50 for common , J4'.75fi5.00 for medium and J3.10fto.70 for good to prime , the greater part selling at J4.83Q5.-I5. The stacker and .feeder . trade was slow at J2.90fj 1.50 , the , 'latter for prime feeders. Cows , heifers and bulls were active and higher. Calves hi ought J,1.00@7.00. The liberal supply of hogs was well taken al prices averaging Gc higher. Sales were : largely at J".6T > tj3.67V : , the exlrtme range ! being J3.25i53.SO ; pigs sold at J2.50JJ3.40 , i largt-ly around J3.00 Pigs averaged well In quality. There was a brisk demand for sheep and lamb" and prices advanced 10jtl5c. Pheep wern wanted at J3.00t/4.W / for poor to fair , up to Jl.40(4.50 ( ( for cholct to prim ? , choice westerns selling around Jl.40. Lambs vero In demand at J3.75i85.00 , feeders sell ing at J4.COfiG.00 and feedins sheep fetch ing J3.73Ti4.TO. Rrcclpls : Caltlo , 12,000 head ; hogs. 31,000 head ; sheep , 16,000 head. IvniinfiN C'ltS' I.lvc .Stock. KANSAS CITY Nov. , , 7-CATTLE-Ro- colpt , 5,690 head natives , 1,220 head Texan ? ; grod demand ; nil desirable slaughtering rattle strong to lOc higher ; stockers and fr-pilrrs steady ; choice dressed beef steers , J5.207I3.35 ; medium , j4.G503.ai ; light welghlf , * 4.lM'd.l5 ( ; slockers and feeders , $3.1G'i/4.GO ' / ; butcher cows and heifers. J2.60ti4.25 ; west ern steers , $2.95 4.50 ; Texas steers , J.1.10if 3.60 ; Trxas butcher I-OWH , J2.COJ/3.10. HOGS Hecelptp , 8,330 head ; acllve de mand ; light supply niilckly absorbed at strong to Gc higher prices : heavl = s , J3.60 ® 3.70 ; mixed. J3.50iT3.B5 ; lights , J3.40B3.G5. SHEEP Receipts , 5,250 head ; vary ac- tlvo demand for nil grades ; slaughtering ami feeding sheep sold at 107I2.1C advance In price ; western lambs , J4.855J-5.40 ; w ° aern muttons. J3.75g4.25 ; western feeding lambs , JI.OOW4.BO ; western feeding sheep , J-.UO'-N.OO ; stock ewes , J3.25JT3.85. St. I.oulN Live Stock. ST. LOUIS , Nov. 7.-CATTLE-Rocelpts , 2.200 head , Including 1,300 head Tcxans ; .shipments . , 1,000 head ; mnrket itcady to strong ; fair to fnncy native shipping and export steers. J4.2.vg4.BO ; bulk of salts , J4.75 < ii5.25 ; dressed beef and butcher steers , J4.15 5/4.75 ; bulk of snip ? , J4.45 4.65 ; steers under l.OCO Ibs , , J3.R01T4.75 ; bulk of sales , $3.60ff4.45 , : f lockers and feeders , J2.GOt4.40 : bulk of sales , J2.7Bf(4.23 ( ( ; cows and heifers , J2.00f ? i ' hulk of Hales. J2 25 4.15 ; Texa and Indian steers , J3.00ff4.00 ; bulk of sales , J3.10 ( ij.'i.bo ; ' rows and heifers , J2.GOfi3.60. HOG'S Recelpls , 7.500 head : shlpmenls. 1.800 head ; market Gc higher ; Yorkers. J3.40 ffi.1.60 ; packers , J3.COJi3.80 ; butchery , $3.70 ® 'silRKP-Rpcelpls , 2,500 head : shlpmcnls , GOO head ; market strong : native mutlons , 53.5Ki4.50 ( ; lambs , JI.OOfj5.GO. XIMT YorU l.lvc Stock. NEW YORK , Nov. 7. BEEVES-Ro- celpls , 7,914 head ; market oiiPned dull : steers steady ; oxen. J2.SOfi-4.GO ; liulls , J2.25 Si2.35 ; cows , Jl.BOfr3.RO ; choice heavy fat cows. $1. Cables higher ; live cattlo. 10'/ > < ? ? ll'Ac ; refrigerator beef , 9V-r : exp.irls , 321 cattle. Calves , receipts. 1,147 head ; veals , In light supply and higher ; veals , poor to choice. J4.60-77 J.S3 ; grawicrs. J3.GOft3.80. SHEEP AND LAMHS-Hccelpls. 15.931 head : sheep , In folr dematid and htcndy ; lambs oppncd Klpiuly lo lOc lower ; closed n trllle llrmer ; Hheep , J-J.lftffn. ' , < ; choice wi'tliers. JI.83 ; lambn , J4.SOO'3.i5 ! ; choice and extra J3.70 iri.73. HOGS PccelplH , 17.C31 head ; market slow at $3.7W3.83. St. .loncpli Live Stock. ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 7.-Sp ( clal.-CAT- ) TLE Rccclntr , 1.20" " ) head ; market active r.nd Gc higher on beeves and steady on ccws ; natives. J1.10G.10 ; Texan ? and wrst- crns. J3.155il.SO ; cows and heifers. Jt.705 : ? 4.10 ; stockPrH and feederr. J3.10fi4.20. HOGS R'-cclpts , 3.100 head ; market ac- live i'itd strong to a fhndp higher , selling al J3.52m73.70 ; bulk , J1.SGff3.CO. SHEEP llecplpls. 1,100 head ; market ac tive and steady ; fair western mutlons , $4.00. Cincinnati Live. Stock. CINCINNATI. Nov. 7-DOCM-Lower ; 3.oo 5i.ra. : CATTLE Firm , hlfhpr ; JISSITi.lS. SHEl-i'-Dull ; J2.2of4.00. LAMHS-Stea.ly ; $3.7Cfi.fl.I3. Stiiek In Slclit. Roconl of receipts of live stock al the four principal markets for November 7 : Cnllic. HPH. Sheep. 15."i4 ] iooo ; B.SJO 2,500 39.6J1 Oil .tlnrkel. OIL CITY , Nov. 7. Credit balances , J1.18 ; certlllcales. no bids and no pales ; Bhlp- infntK. 150.503 bills. ; riinn , S7.GI3 bills. SAVANNAH Ga. . Nov. 7.-OILS-8plrlts turpentine , llrm nt 3lc. 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