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MISmOXOFOllAHA'STRADE '
v Bnsinett , Mores Along OrooTB with Very
Little Changs to Note ,
OBBING GROCERS HAVE LIVELY TRADE
Hardware . Dry flood * , Boot * anil
I Shoe * mill Lumber Find Jllatlem a
Little < l ltt C'oii inl lon Men
Comiilalu of Unllucn. >
It would require a great amount of re-
Bcarch and a very close study of existing
conditions to discover any matt rial change
In th business situation as compared with
a week ago. Trade In practically all de
partments has moved along well worn chan
nels without Incident or feature of Impor
tance. The closing of the exposition brought
about certain changes and buslncsi men
ttpocdlly adjusted their affairs to the al-
tired conditions , and since then there hns
been simply the regular round of buying
nnd selling. In a general way retail trade
may be sal'd to be as good as usual at this
ncuRon of the year , with the volume of sales
fully up to expectation * . It will soon b !
time for the holiday trade to make Itself
felt , hut until then no change of .nny Im
portance Is anticipated. Down In th6 whole
sale district everything Is moving along In
a satisfactory way. Jobbers are as busy
as usual at this uason of the year. *
Advance Saddenlr.
There was very little change last week
as regards the volume of business trans
acted by wholesale grocers. The demand
continues actl\c for ull class s of goods
and especially for those lines that are most
popular duilng the holidays. The market
was more steady than usual , the most Im
portant change being the rather sudden ad
vance on all lln s of sugars. A rise of 1-bc
took place the llrst of the week and about
the middle of the week prices went up an
other 1-Sc. The market for raw stocks Is
also considerably hlgner and Indications
are said to b : favorable for still higher
quotation. * .
The cheese market Is about the same as1
it wou a week ago. but October stocks are
reported as being well cleaned up and hold
ers are asking a good , round premium on
VoutK ? Amcr.cas because of this reported
scarcity. Quotations on farinaceous goods
are the same as a week ago , with the ex
ception of oatmeal , which advanced lOc per
| y barrel. The market on canned goods Is
also very firm , hut there were no quotable
changes except In the case of string beans
and oysters , which are from 2 c to Cc per
dozen higher.
There were no very startling developments
last week In the wholesale hardware trade.
The demand Is about the fame ns It has
been for tome tlrne past , which ts saying
that jobbers nre doing a nice business. The
pleasant weather , of course , li somewhat
retarding the movement of winter goods ,
but nil things consld'red , trade conditions
I. are entire ! fatlsfactory. As far as known ,
. price ? are the same as a week ago , with
the general tone of th ? market firm.
Mo t ProiperonB Year.
This Is hardly the busy season with dry
ffoods Jobbers but considering the time of
year they are having a good trade. Now
that the bulk of the year's business Is over
Jobbers are able to make comparisons , and
thoy'sny without hesitation thrtt they have
never experienced a more successful year
than this. Traveling m-n are out with
uprlng goods and reports coming from every
u action of the country between hero and
the Pr-clde Indicate even n bigger trade for
next year. Dealers seem to be more willing
ta give their orders at an early date this
year , which goes to show that they are en
joying a good patronage and feel sure of
their future trade. The market ts flrm nnd
steady on nearly all lines. There nre , of
course , some unimportant fluctuations from
time to time , but nothing that Is worth
mentioning.
There Is not much to be said regarding the
trade In boots and shojs. as little Is being
done , comparatively speaking , at the pres
ent tlmo. The usual number of orders for
odds and ends are being received , but prac
tically all the Important shipments are
over. Traveling men continue to send In
favorable reports from all quarters , whlrh
seem to point to an unusually heavy de
mand during .the coming'year.
Trade In rubbers Is also light , because of
the pleasant weather , but Jobbers say there
Is no doubt but what there will bo an ac
tive demand for all kinds of rubber goods
as soon as stormy weather sets In. Bo far
this fall the volume of business has gone
far ahead of what any one anticipated , so
the general Impression Is that business will
be good throughout the year.
There Is little change reported In the de
mand for lumber In spite of the fat t that
the weather and condition of the roads hnv
both been favorable for building purposes.
Trade for sometime has been n dlsappolnt-
/ ment to all local dealers , and now It Is so
late In the year that scarcMy anyone Is
looking for any Improvement before the
oprlng business opens up. Traveling men
who hnve recently made trips out Into this
and surrounding states report business In a
r'tall way as being dull In nearly all sec
tions. The country merchants who call on
local Jobbers nro also reporting a light de
mand , so It Is not strange the wholesale
trade to not heavy. Retail trade here tn the
city Is also quiet , but In South Omaha thcr-
Is more bulldlne being done nun for several
years past , so that branch of the business Is
entirely satisfactory.
Prult and Produce
The volume of business transacted by
commission men last week was only fair.
Th majority of them report no great
amount of Thanksgiving trade as yet , but
they are a41 looking for n good run of busi
ness this coming week. The m.uktt on
most lines was fairly tteady last week , but
few changes should bo mentioned. In
tropical fruits lemons hav- taken a drop.
California fancy stock being quoted nt J4.00
tf4.50. nnd choice Jl.75 4.00. It Is thought
there will be considerable demand for
Itmons as well as for orange during the
coming week. Several cars of oranges ar ?
expected to arrive In the next day or so.
There will be at least one car of California
navels , which will be the first to arrive
this season , and also several cars from
Mexico ,
Apples wcro In fairly good request last
week , western selling for J3.25&3CO , and
Now Yorks for J3.65W3.75. Thers wus also
quite ft call for cranberries. Hell & Bugles
are quoted at J7.50 and Jerseys at JO.00.
Malagu grapes arc now on the market
and are held at J7.0038.00. New Vork ratnw-
bas are also hero and are selling at 16o uer
bniket.
Nuts nre also growing In popularity , nnd
some advances are reported. Almonds espe
cially are scarce , because of the failure ol
the California crop. They nre now quot iljj
at icync. Filberts are selling for lie , which
Is hlghnr than they have been for some
time. Chestnuts , on the other hand , are i
quoted at SQOc.
Figs nt the prsscnt time are exceedingly
rcarre and correspondingly high. No Im
ported llgs nre to be had and California
uro quoted nt Jl.6001,75.
The butter and egg markets nre the same
ns reported a week ago , Kuelpts of poul
try nro by no means excessive , but com
mission men are In hopes shfppcrs will not
de'ny much longer , as It Is difficult to
handle poultry that arrives after Tuesday. ,
H-ns. live , are selling at 4Hc , and drrsaeJ. ;
ElMfCc. Spring chickens , live , will bring
about EU < ( t6c. nnd dressed. CVifiTc Turkeys
nre quoted at OJilOc for the live ones , and
for the dressed. 10tJ12Vic. There l not much
lornl demand for game , but there Is n nady
Hale for It In eastern markets. Prairie
chickens are held at 15.00 , and quail J1.25 ®
l.SS. There Is a fair request for rabbits ,
jacks going at Jl.EO nnd cottontails at SOjJ90c.
OMAHA OlCMOHAl , MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations OB
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGOS Hood stock , ISc.
DUTTUn-Common to fair. 10ffl2o ; choice ,
HSlGc ; separator , 22c ; gathered creamery ,
\ I
POULTRY Hens. live. 4K05c : dressed.
6HGc ; old roosters , 4c : spring cbid.
ens , live , BHOCc : dressed , 6H < U7c ;
ducks , live , 67c : dressed , SfcOc ; geese , live ,
6jj7c : dressed. ' ' S © c ; turkeys. llv , : ; i
drofsed ,
GAME Teal , blue wing , $1.75 : green wing ,
$1.50 ; mixed , S1.75 < i2.25 : nrMtlo chickens ,
$4.00 : quail , per doz. . $1.25J1 15 : jack rab
bits. $ i.50if2.00 : cottontails , SOtiWc.
PIOEuNft Live , do . .
per * , 600.
VEAfc-Cholce. 9c. IN
VEGETABLES.
CELERY Per bunch , UffSOc ; Colorado
cele ry. 45c.
ONIONS-Ncw , per bu. . SSO4SC
BEANS Hand-picked , navy , per bu. , $ l.SO
.POTATOES-Cholc * stock. 33340c ; sacked ,
43tT4oc. _ .
BWnCT POTATOES Per bbl. . $2.00.
CABUAaR Per bu. . crated. Ic.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LKMONS-Callfornla. fancy. $4.0034.50 ;
chol , c. $ .1.75fj400.
OIlANduS-MexIcunj , $1.00 ; small sizes.
$ .1 7fi.
HANANAS Choice. large stock , per
bunch. S2.COft.2o ; medium aired bunches ,
FRUITS. I
f ATl'LCS-Wesatern IJcn Davis , Genltoni
nnd Wlneaaps per bbl. . JJ25C3.60 ; New
York Baldwins , Orecnlnga and others ,
choice , per bbl. , JJ.6S < i73.75.
PBARS IJartlett. California , out of the
market , otlur varieties , M.K.
OHAPJJS-Cnllfornla Tokay * . Jl.C5ffl.75 ;
Malaga grapes , per bbl. . J7.00fl8.00i New
York Cauwba grapes , kc ,
CRANBERRIKS-Bell & Bugles , per bbl. ,
J7.50 : Jurseys , J6.00 ; per crate. 12.25.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds , per lb. . 16Q17c : Braills ,
per JU ; . Dfiliic : English walnuts , ptr lb. ,
fancy soft shell , Iigi2c : standards , lOc ;
dlborUi , per lb. , lie ; pecans , polished , ( W
t * . , locounuts , per 100. M.60 ; peanuts , raw ,
CflSHc ; roasted. 7'ic ; chestnuts , S89c.
AtAPLE SYRUP Flveal. . can. 4ach.
J2.H ) ; ial. cans , pure , per doz. , XIV lialt-eul.
coni. J6.25 ; quart cat s. J3.W ) .
F1CJ3 Imported , none ; California , . < -lb.
boxes , } 1.6i/o 1.75.
HONKY'-C'holce white. I2'4f13c.
DATES Hallow re. W to 7U-lb boxes. 6J
u ; Salr , S gcc : Fard , 9-lb. boxes , lOc.
OIUKU-IM llHlf btll. , M.S5.
SAUERKRAUT-Per half bbl. , J2.00.
HIDhH , TALLOiV , liTC.
HIDCS-No. 1 gr.cn htdia , Ic : No 2 green
hides , Cc ; No. 1 salted hides , , No. 2 sJltert
hides. 7c ; No. 1eal ciilf. i to 12 l > s. , PC ;
No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , 7o.
TALLOW. GREASE. i.TC.-'lo.low. No.
1 , 3c ; tallow , No. 2 , 2'ic ; rough tallow , ltc ! ;
whlto grease , 2iifi3c ; yellow and brown
grease , H44 2 l-4o.
SHEEP PnLTS-Qroon salted , eoch..lot
75c : green salted sh urlngs tshort wooud
early skins ) , euch , 15c ; dry sntfiirlnss ' .ah-it
woolcd early klns ) , No. 1 , eaj.i , 6c ; diy
Hint , Kansas and is'ibraska batcher wool
i pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4H5c : dry Hint
Kansas and Nebraska murrain * eel pelts ,
ptr lb. , actual weight. 3i/4c : dry f.lnl , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , pr lb. , jcuiul
weight , 45j5c ; dry tlint , Colorado mur.aln
wool pelt-i , per lb. , actual weight , 3ii j.
FUKS Mink. IWBc : bear ( black or
brown ) , J5.COy2i'.PO ; cttor , Jl.f S.W : beaver ,
Jl.00ii6.00 ; skunk , IMfaOc : muskrat. 3W7c ;
raccoon. liXJJOc ; red fos , 25cfil.a : gray fox.
26M30c : wolf ( tlmb r ) , 2Ji < fv 3.oO : wolf
( prairie ) coyote , lOUSOc ; wildcat , ! "
badcer , MJ40c ; silver fox. J50.UOUHO.00.
N15W YORK GKNUIIAL MARKET.
anntntlona for the Day on General
ComntoUltlr * .
NEW YORK , Nov. 19. FLOUR Receipts ,
30.29 bbls. ; exports. 20.742 bbls. ; uulut and
about steady ; winter patents , J3.70u3 SO :
winter straights , J3.45iii3.BO ; winter extras ,
J2.7003.00 ; winter low srudce. J'J.S.Iffl j ;
Minnesota pattnts , J3.7W4.10 ; Minnesota
bakers , J2.00ii3.30. .
CORNMBAL Steady ; yellow westeiu , 72
.
RYE Steady ; No. 2 wetftcrn , 6IV4e v. 1. f.
Hurfalo : GMJ'5H5c"f. o. b. u'.joat ' to arrive.
BARLEY MALT-Qul t ; western 65yr.ic.
WHEAT Receipts , 314.100 bu. ; * xp-.rt- ,
220.913 bu. ; spot , steady : No. 2 red , 7tfc f. o.
b. aflcat. Options opened steady und exc
pcrltnced n slight ndvanoe on the Jump In
corn , together with laMi oljarlns end con
tinental buying ; closid uncha med to l-6c
ewer ; sales IncludeJ No. 2 red. March , 71U
© 74Vic : closed , 74c ; Muv. 71@71 ' ! ICc.
CORN R celpts , 177.JS5 bu. exports , IV-
82J bu. ; spot , lirm ; > No. 2 , an .l. o. h. Atlont ;
options strong nnd active , hilluenced l >
iiigher cables , wet woafhor und light re
ctlpts ; May. 33 l-Sti393-S2 : clotwd nt 391-M. .
OATS Receipts , & 8.SOO bu. ; exports 15 bu. :
spot , firm ; No. ? 30c ; options dull nnd l a-
tureless ; Mayscd at z-Jl-'C bid.
WOOL Quiet. Ilicce. 172-'s.
CHEESE Steady ! Urge white and col
ored , 9Uc ; small white and coloreo , 9\ii.
TALLOW Quiet ; jlty. 2 > .4c : country , 3H
® 354c ,
RICE Firm : fnlr to extra , 4S.V7 Sc.
MOLASSES Firm ; Ntw Orleans , open
kettle , good to choice , 280110.
iiUi'iuiK Uectlpts , i440 pkgs. : firm ;
western creamery , 15't@20V4c ; Elglns , 32Hc :
uciory , nwtnvi .
EGGS Receipts , 3,802 pkgs. ; firm ; westo
ern , 23',4c.
CO1TONSEED OIL Qulot nnd weak ;
prime crude. 17VS18c ; prime crude ,
f. o. b. mills , 14c : prime sum
mer yellow , 21Vby22c ; off summer yellow ,
20c ; butter grades , 2iit27c ; prime winter yel-
IOW. 2irt2Sc. (
METALS Pig Iron , quiet ; southern , J9
fll.25 : northern , Jll.00fni.75. Copp'r. nrm :
lake , brokers' , J12.75. Lead , qulat : brokers' .
J3.BO. Tin nnd spelter , steady. The firm
naming the tettllng price for miners and
smelters nt the west quotes Itad at J3.50.
copper , J12.75 , and casting copper , $11. iB.
Bt. I.oul * Marl/Pti.
ST. LOUI3 , Nov. 19. WHEAT Market
closed We up on December and l-8c on May.
with the market dull ; spot , steady ; No. i
red , cash , elevator. 70Jic bid ; track , 70fr70Vic
D.'ccmber , 70Hc ; May , GS % < 368 7-8c ; No. :
hard , cash , 61'/44l Gc.
CORN l utures strong , with December %
i7-8c and May V4o hlghtr ; spot , higher ; No
2 cash , 31 ic bid ; December , 11 7-8 320 ; May.
32)3lc ) bid. . . . . . .
OATS Futures strong nnd higher ; spot ,
higher : No. 2 , cash , 2Cc ; track , 2fc : Decom
her , 26 4c bid ; May , 27c ; No. 3 while , 2S4
2SHc.
RYE Steady at Bl c.
SEEDS Flaxseed , higher nt 94ViC. Prime
timothy seed. J2.30 nominal.
CORNMEAL-Steady nt $1.EG1.GO.
BRAN Firm ; track , sacked , eaat. 63c.
HAY-Steady ; prairie , J5.SOS.OO ; timothy.
J7.00JJ8.50.
WHISKY Steady nt J1.25.
BUTTER Dull ; creamery , 1923c ; dairy.
EOGS Steidy nt 18c.
METALS Lead. steady at J3 ESQ3.6& .
Spelter strong at J3.20.
PROVISIONS Pork , higher : rtandarc"
rnms. Jobbing , J8. Lard , higher : prim-
steam , J4.SO ; choice , J4.85. Dry salt meatF
( boxed ) , shouldprs , JI.25 ; extra short/
J4.87 % : ribs , JB.12',4 : shorts. J5.37V4. Kn '
( boxed ) , shoulders , J5 ; extra shorts , J5.371/
iG.DO : ribs. I3.C2'4 : shorts. J5.87H.
RRCEIPTS Flour , 4000 bbls. : wheat , 07-
COO bu. : corn , 95.000 bu. : oats , 20,090 bu.
SHIPAIENTS-Flour , 6.000 bu. : wheat. 63-
000 bu. ; corn. 39,000 bu. ; oats , 12,000 bu.
Knnnnii CltT Oraln and Provlnlond.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 19. WHEAT Mar.
ket slow and steady : No. 1 hard , 62C3t
Na. 2. 61I62Vic ; No. 3 , BSUClttc : No. 2 red
I'fio ; No 3 fl.1S63c : No. 2 spring , GOJ4G6U&P'
No. 3. BSSMOc.
CORN Market Vc higher : No. Z mixed.
89fc : No. 2 white. 29 ! No. 3. 29c.
OATS-Market % c higher ; No. 3 white ,
SSHc. ,
RYK Market weak ; No. 2. 48S4SWC ,
HAY Market steady and unchanged.
PUTTER Market steady ; separator , 20ttc :
dairy. lOc.
EOOP Mnrk't flrm : fresh. 18c.
RECEIPTS-Wheat. 113,400 bu. ; corn , 22-
lOn hit. : oats. 3.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Whent. 120,000 bu. ; corn.
12,100 bu. ; oats , 8,000 bu.
"n'Umorr Mnrket.
BALTIMORE. Nov. " 19. FLOUR Un-
chanced : receipts. 7007 : exports , 220S2.
WHEAT Dull und steady ; spot and
month , "IMCi'Hic ; receipts. 118,084 bu. ; exports -
ports , 24,833 bu. ; southern , by sample , GG ®
e.
CORN Strong ; spot nnd month. 87ifl3Se
steamer mixed. "STiVJCiSSHc ; receipts. " 192,0"
bu. ; exports. 197.143 bu. ; southern white. 32
437c : yellow , StffSGc.
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2 white , 31H032c ; re
ceipts 45.1CO bu. ; exports , none.
RYU Firm ; No. 2 western. 57c ; receipts
8,836 bu.
Cirnln Tlrpelptu nt Prlnrlnal Market *
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19. Receipts today
Whfat. 91 cars.
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 19. Receipts today
Whent. CCS earn.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 19. Receipts today
Wheat. 189 cars.
DULUTH , Nov. W.-Recelpts today
Wheat , S32 cars.
rinclnnatl Market.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 19.-WHEAT-Flrm
No. 2 red , 70c.
CORN Steady : No. 2 May , 23c.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 2
RYE-Easy : No. 2 , 56c.
PROVISIONS Lard , Hrm at $4.80. Bulk
meats , steady at $4.SO. Bacon , easy at $6.23
WHIHKY-FIrm nt $1.23.
EGGS Steady at ISc.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO , O. . Nov. 19.-WHEAT-Hlghe
nnd flrm : No. 2. cash nnd Dccsmber , 72c.
CORN-Hlgher nnd flrm ; No. 2 mixed , 3
GWic.
rwrg Dull : No , 2 mixed , .
RYE Dull and steady ; No. 2 , cash , 63
bid.
CLOVERSEED Firm nnd higher ; prim
rash , $4.85.
Mvernnol Grain Market.
KLIVERPOOL. . Nov. 19. WHEAT Marke :
eiu'et "il lower ; November , nominal ; Dc-
cc lier. C id : March , 5s 9 d ; May , nominal , i
CORN-Markot Bteady. 1-SOlid higher ;
b r s 103-Sd ; December , 3s S7-Sd ;
March. Ca C id.
MIMrnnkee Grain BInrket.
MILWAUKEE , Nov. 19-WHEAT-FIrm ;
No. 3 northern. 6S5CSttc ; No. 2 red , 66WC6WO .
RYE Steady ; No. I , E2p.
No. 2.
sample , 403-ISHc.
I'eorla Mnrketn.
PEORIA , Nov. 19.-CORN-Actlve , higher ;
No. J. 335fc.
OATS-Flrm. higher ; No. 2 white. 26c.
WHISKY-FIrm , on the basis of $1.25 for
finished coods.
MlnnennolU Wbeat Market. i
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 19.-WHEAT
Firmer : December. 63 l-8c ; May , 64 ic ; No.
northern , 64V.C. .
FLOUR-Unchaneed. \
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
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Strength in Oem and Heavy Export BnsineM
Eescraes Drooping Wheat Market.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS HIGHEST OF THE DAY
December Clone * One-Foarth of a
Cent Illa-lier. Mar Advance * Ottc-
eiKhth of a Cent , Corn Half a
Cent and nib * Seven Ccuti.
CHICAGO , Nov. 19. Pronounced strength
jn corn today and heavy export business at
the " seaboard rescued a drooping wheat
market. December wheat closed UGfl-Sc
higher | nnd May advanced 1-Sc. Corn rose
4c ; oats left off 3-Sc up : pork and ribs nd-
anccd 7V4c csch and lard 2'ic.
Heavy receipts In the northwest and
easier cables from Liverpool started wheat
shade lower. Corn developed considera
te strength , however , and enough of that
oollng was reflected In the wheat pit to
ffset the easy feeling at the opening.
Jradstreet'a reported clearance * ) of whent
nd flour for the week from both coasts at
,679,000 bushels and Beerbohm placed the
otal shipments of the week from all quar-
crs to Europe nt 8,400,000 bushels , which
eft only 2.721,000 bushel * from all sources
utslde of shipments from this side. That
iclped to some extent In producing the
lUlllshncm that so quickly followed the
asy feeling at the opening. Chicago re-
elpts were 223 cars , against 138 last year ,
Minneapolis nnd Duluth reported 1,193 cars
a * compared with 1,229 a week ago and 972
he corresponding day of the year before ,
Mmnry weste-n market receipts for the
ay aggregated 1,533.000 bu. , .compared with
.260,000 bu. a year ago. Atlantic port cltnran
nces of wheat and flour for twenty-four
jour were equal to 705,000 bu. Reports
rom the seaboard about foreign demand
vere contradictory , some c-latmlng .good
nqulry from both continent nnd United
{ Instlom. while others reported rahlecrams
rom nil sources and no buying orders.
In the end New York reported sixty
> ontloads disposed of there for expoit.
That snred the Deeember shorts Into < < n'-
erlng nnd the closing quotation < IS 7-3c
was at the top of the diiy's ron c. May
Irapged slowly over a range beginning at
5 7-Sc and closing at Cbift * l-Sj , sellers.
Higher cables and moderate reelpts 2" < J
nrs gave corn a atrone surt. An excel-
ent c'jHh demand , together w'.lh n111.1
' ntcrlor movement , served to f tlmulate hull
sentiment and the market v-ry coon tjrvel-
oped so much additional uu-.vird toti'lniu-jr
hat u took the lend In speculative activity ,
ic.ilperi from the whent pit took nn nclive
art In the trnde nnd the rotr.pe'ltlnii Hint
nsucd hold strong from beclnnlng to end.
Vew York reported seventy-M < ? ht load *
nkcn for export nt the seaboard May
Parted unchanged at 33c and advanced
o 34Mc , the closing price. .
A good ca h demand and the advance In
orn strengthened onts. Shorts were forced
o cover nnd some of the most prominent
ones added to their line. There wns some
celling agnlnst oats bought In the country ,
nit thti had little effort nnd prices left off
within a fraction of the high point for the
lay. Receipts were 175 cars. Mnv opened
8c higher nt 23 5-8c. declined to 2SUc , ral-
led to 25 7-8c nnd clooed at 25 > i2 > 7-Sc.
The strength of the coarse grains hnd a
> rmlng Influence In provisions. Traders
> ought freely and as offerings from park-
ng Interests were limited , prices were
'orced upward. Shipments of meal nnd
ard were heavy. January pork qp-'ned 2o
ewer at J892U. advanced to $9flo and re-
beted to J902& at the close : J-tnunry lard
iponed a shade lower at J4 92K , and rose
o Jl.97'4. the closing fleure ; January ribs
> * gan unchanged at J1.B2V4 nnd advanced
o JI.CO at the close.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat , (
W ears : corn. 340 cars : oats , 230 cars ; hogs ,
\COfl head.
Leading futureaninged _ as follow * ;
\rtlclei. up n. HUrhT Low. Olone. Yes'd'y
(1CI <
Uf.M COM Mil *
U3M-U6 6BM 608U USh-Utl
82K S3 32M
3M < * * *
33M 33M SVM 83H
25 25 ' 414-25
2BK SCH : OH' i
7BS 7PO 7 ? B 700 7824
003 B07K 8U3
0 I ! ' . ' ! ' OKO 1'JW
4P2H 487S 4P2H
40. ) t 1-2 t 4HB
6 10 6 W 6 10
460 4 AO 40H. 480
is ? ; * 4 70 470 4 n
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Wlnt-r patents , $3.3j03.CO ;
-.tralghts , $2.9543.35 ; spring specials and
< prlnlr patents , $4.23&4.50 ; bakers. $2.30g2.50.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 6jQ66c ; No. 3
spring , G317C6c : No. 2 red. 68c.
COItK'-No. 2. f. o. b. , 33ic.
OATS No. 2. f. o. b. , 36 ' , c ; No. 2 white ,
f oVb. , 29V4CT23 4c ; No. 3 white , 27 027 0.
RYK No. 2. 51Wc.
BARLEY-NO. 2. soirioc.
SEEDS No. 1 llaxseed , 97 c ; prime tlm-
lhv fioed. > 2.25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . $7.85 ®
7.90. Lard , per 100 Ibs. . $4.054.97' * . Short
- > .P , t i > n ( looseV .75. Dry salt'd shoul
ders ( box'd ) , $4.37&8'4.BO. ' Short clear sides
( boxed ) , $4.S0 4.90.
WH' KY Distillers' flnlshed goods , per
KailrVRCIU Innf. $577 : granulated. V .27.
Following are the receipts nnd shipments
for today :
1RTICLES. Receipts. IShlpments.
i
Flour , bbls 18.000 15.000
Wheat , bu 139000 58000
Corn , bu 2r50HO 7 ! > 20iX
Oa's hU . ! 270000 18R.OM'p '
. . . . . . . . . . ! . . . 31000 3.000
Barley , bu 102.000 20.000
nti the Produc' exchnnge today the but-
. m rk" ( won uten''v' creameries , 14fi22c ;
dairies. 12VfW19c. Cheese , quiet , I014o.
Eggs , flrm ; fresh. 20H < Q21c.
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS AND HOND9.
MnrUrt Tnrei ir < 1 hr 4he Influence of
ITftfnvorahle Fnrlor .
NEW YORK Nov. 19 The mnrket had
the burden of several unfavorable factors
to carry at the opening this morning. The
advnno' In the rate of discount by the Ber
lin bank from 6 4 to 8 per cent had unset
tled foreign markets nnd depressed the In
ternationally listed storks here. Union Pa
cific Ud the decline with n drop of n point.
Th Pac'llcs also suffer'd from the sperllle
reports of a rupture between Northern Pa-
plflc and Oregon Navigation. There was
further the sudden collapse of 1 to 4 points
In the Federal Steel storks on th' reported
failure of street rnllwav Interests to pool.
Opening prleej were , however , the lowest ,
for str ntrth quickly developed nt points
which servfd to sustain the wek snots nnd
flnnllv In the weak stocks themselves , In
Manhattan. Sujrnr. Peonies Ons nnd the
ronler * nil moved upward. The quick rally
In Federal Ste-l on the laree huylnc at the
decline conveyed the sucyestlnn that the
"failure to aeree. " as reported , might be
In a purely Pickwickian sensnnd prompted
by the discreet purpeo ! o observe the let
ter of the Joint traffic declclon of the su-
premc court. The opinion of a high officer
In th comrnnv that "there was a disposi
tion to maintain priced' Is confirmatory.
In Northern Paclfle else It was not only
evident that where there were Inside ab
sorptions of the lns d offerings , but the
jeeovory In prices of other roads affected
liv the dlKoerfton suggested a rcnewnl of
efnriR to nntrh It tin.
Flnnllv th unexncctedlv favorable bank
Ftnt'rtK'nt routed the bears effectually. Of
the Jl ftlisftn Increase In cnch not mu'h more
thnn Jl,000 000 run bo accounted for by sub-
trmsurv opernt'nns ' nnd the Interior move
ment. The courcp of the bnlnnee Is ns much
n mv tery ns was the sudden d'eronse of
j drtftWW in the return for November 5 The
continued ease nf the nr'nev mnrket diir'nct '
the week In the faro of th' large elenrlng
houqe opernt'on Is. however cxplnlned.
Nn'nltle Bfrenfth wns shown by Atch'son '
nr' rred. Kcn ns Cltv. Piftsbur" * Oulf.
Lake Erie ft We frn nreferreil Northwcst-
< rn. Ot nhn Pnitimore ft Ohio nnd n num-
! > pr of oth r rtoeVs The stock mnrket has
shown all the variety nnd Irreeulnrlty dur-
Inv the week th * I" ivnmllv chnricterli'fc
of n mnrket In whl'h the sn'culatlvo public
Is nk'ntr n r > nrt. The Inriro nfTe nte nf
Indlv'flual * fr > nll trnr net'op" ' brenVs the
tr'rVet tin Into Irre"ii1nrltv Inevltnhlv nnd
trVes It nnrtlv out of the hnn' ' of thp pro-
f's lonal r1lnuf < nnd pools whlrh are nble
to manipulate- 'psllv in time of dullness.
Th 'pterM * of the piiWIr wn nmnlv man
ifested hv the volume of bus'n ' < B romlni' to
the floor of the exphHnirp house" . whl"h
linvf h'p crowded w'th rustonrrs all week ,
Apparenilv ronnv of Uiene were wnltlnir
for n renciion In prices in order to " nr In. "
nnd when th" fhnrn br nk cnme on Wednes-
dnv th' bitvln from the e hous's wns very
h 'ivv nnd milled the roorket enKllv nnd
clTectiinllv. Price * hnve shown a nrevalllpir
il's ' oslt'on ' to PO UP. but have been held
back nt Intervals hv on or two rauffn.
At the opening of the week the sharp fall
In surplus cash and surplus reserve ehown
by Saturday's bank statement wa * a
shadow on thw speculative mind. The known
stringent conditions of the Berlin money
it.arket and the measures tnken for pro-1
tccttng at other financial centers made It
doubtful whether relief could be had
tJiomptly by ( rold Imports In cn o of a local
squeeze , or without sharp competition In
discount rates , In spite of the heavy out
standing balance to the candidates of tlili
country of the world's market. It la highly
significant that the etuler condition of
money in London has been brought about
partly by a resumption of the holding back
of sterling exchange bills , coming forward
to New York fur grain and cotton and with
money In New York distinctively working
toward an easier basis ns the w k ad
vanced even In face of enormous clearing
house operation * .
There was also some uneasiness early In
the week over the belief that a rupture of
peace negotiations at Paris and a pos lble
resumption of hostilities nlth Spain were
Imminent. With the relief from their early
misgivings prices rebounded , the very re
markable movement In Atehlson preferred
loading the market throughout. This ad
vance Is based on the argument that much
of the recent heavy outlay for expenses
has gone toward Improvements nnd better
ments which will prove permanent nnd
whlrh will make possible economics nnd
substantial Increases In net earnings. The
argument has extended beyond Atehlson
and even to the low earning Trunk lines ,
where new equipment Includes steel freight
cars of n capacity of 19,000 pounds , tine
reason assigned for the weakness of North-
crn Pacific also has been the low ratio of
Its operating expenses , which have aroused
fears In some quarters of a stripping of
Northern Pacific ban chiefly suffered ,
however , from the belief that projected 1 ;
new lines In the northwest foreshadow the !
breaking up of the entente cordlale , which 1
. hn existed among railroads In that coun-
, tn . The liquidation In Northern Pacific has '
reha en Influence In checking the general 1
advance In the latter part of the week.
i Thcfc has been a large business In bonds
during the week , though by no means up
to last week's high rfrnrrt. The mnrket
has shown the same Irregularity ns that
for stocks. UnltcJ States new 4s coupon ,
and the Cs , couion , have declined 3-8 and i
the old 4s , couron , thp new 4s , registered 1
nnd the 5s , refill'jrc-d. 1-f In the bid price.
The Evening Poii's , flnnnclal cablegram I
says : The stoek mnrket ? lurp were stag .
nant today , specuir tivp stocks , notnbty
American" , being Uf ] nssed by selling fri > m
Berlin , following th > i rlxi In the discount t
rates of the Bank of Germany. The last
tlmo the German bank rate wns 6 per cent [
was In 1SS2. the time of the flnnnclnl crisis
In Paris. The present rise In the rate Is
due to the denlre to attract large amounts
of pold quickly. As previously told In
these dispatches , German bills to mature
In tha next fortnight are exceptionally }
heavy. Some failures are looked for. but i
nothing rcnlly serious or far-reaching Is i
expected , the position being that Germany
has engaged In no mad speculation , but In
active , sound enterprise In all parts of the
world , only requiring more cash to finance
It thnn It possesses. Gold today was at
77i lOd for Germany. The English portion
of Speyer's IFSUO of the Southern Paclflo
California bonds was applied for ten times
over.
Th fallowing are the closing quotations
of th * leading stocks on the New York
market todnv :
' St. IxmU & S. F. . * H
do. pfd i do. pfM
Baltimore & Oho , . . . tZ'.i do. J PfJ >
na.lH raclllc MVi St. U A S. W {
Cnnniln Soul-urn. . . SI14 do. pfd.
Central Pacific J St. Paul 'i '
CliM. & O'llo 2 % do pM 102' >
Chi. , * Alton 1M St. P. & p K -i
g , D. & Q H ? 4 do ptd I..IS7
Chi. | & n. Ill WVl St. P. , M. & M 173
do , pfd 1 < * 8H Bo. Paelflc Z < vH
Oil. O. W .s. . . 16H So. Itullwny 9'4 . 1
CM I. f : it S do pfd 37 %
do. pfj , IS Texas & Puerto . . . . \V-'i
C & N. W 1-3V4 Union Pacific 34'i
do. pfd 11 l do. pfd S7H
C. C. C. & St. It. . . . 41 > 4 * U. P. , D. & Q 6
do. pM n Walxi h S'4
D l. & Hudson . . . . 98 < < " pM -2H
n i t. & W J' ' ' "Wheel. & U. E. . . . 3'4 '
Del. & Wo 0. . . . 'GT4 do. pfd. Mfc
do. ' pfd 61'4 Adn.ii Hx 109
Erie ( new ) IS * Amrriran Px 1(0
; do. 1st pfd M'j United StBtm 44
Fort Wayne 174Vclls Tnivo . . . . . . . .125
t. Nor. p'd 139 A. Cot. Oil
Hocking Valley . . . . 3U , do. pfd. . . . . . . . . . . $34i
Illinois Central . . . .111 Amer. Spirits m ;
Lake Erie & W. . . . . HV do. pf < 1 35
do. pfd 64 < m. Tobacco iss
Lake Shore .313 dn. pfd 137
I/ouK & Nosh 6 ° u fen . O3 18
Manhattan I * 94 % Pom. Coble Co. . . . .173
Met. St. ny KIH Col. F. & I K'i
MIcJi. Cent 1 < do. pfd 77
Minn , k St. U 23 Hen. B'trtrlo 82
do. lat pfd W l mw. C. C *
Mo - ' ' - ' St > 4 Illncls Ptoel 104
VoblV&'uh'o' . . . ZI'4 Int'l Pnjicr 61'4
M. , K. & T. . . d . pfd 91 Vi
N ! Y. Central " " "l17W rto. priV".m"
N. T. . Chi. & St. L. 13 Minn. Iron 138
do. lat pfd 71 Na. Un. Oil G1 *
do. it pfd 3J14 ' > H"ino Mrll Sf"t
Nor. VfHH 14 Pcnpl * ' " f - ,
N. Amer. Co. . . . . . . 04 n"1lmaK Pai. . Yt
No. Paflfle S9'i Silver Cert. . . H
do- pfd 75V4 S. n. & T. . . . %
Ontario & \V. . . . . . . 15Vfc KuKar . . * . . . H
Ore TI. & Nnv to do pfd H
Ore. Short Line ; . . . . M T. C. R Imn . H
Pac. Court 1st pfd r n U. S. leather * 4
do. 2J pfd W ' do. pM H
PII1f > bur ? 17S U. fi. nuhber * j
RpadlnR 1 H < ! < Pf l.
do. l t pfd , * T4 VV.vt m I'nlou : > , Y ,7 >
n. O.V 27 Fc-t S'eel Jl %
; ?
dn. pfd d do. pfd 74T
no lc Island U7T4 .
First nssesmcnt paid.
Assessment 3'/i.
Total sales of stocks today were 237,200
shares , Including : Atehlson preferred 21-
S45 : nurllngton , 8920 ; Denver & Rio Grande
preferred , 6B20 : Louisville & Nashville ,
5020 ; Mnnhnttan , 7.8SS : Northern Pacific ,
1C.430 : Northern Pacific preferred. 9,143 ;
Ro k Inland. 6000 ; Union Pacific. B'075 ; Bt. ;
Paul. 10,385 ; Northern Pacific preferred 11.-
275 : Tobacco. 4,410 ; Federal Steel. 11.438 ;
Federal Steel preferred , 3044B : People's Gas ,
9 320- Sugar , 10,025 ; Chicago Great Western ,
4.S70.
vrvr York Money MarUet.
NEW TOUK. Nov. 19.-MONEY ON
CALL 2S2H per cent ; last loan at 2 | , er
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEK-3V401V4
PsrTERLING EXCHANGE-Market/tendy.
with actvol business In bankers' lillls nt ,
"
|
;
'
i
/ r
I'4
'A
*
IU
n
u
27
i
10
ket
1 for short and thr e months' bills Is 3 3-8
per cent.
I Dnn Frnnelnco MlnlMR Stock * .
I SAN FUANCISCO , Nov.Tho ofllcial
closuiff quotations for mining stocks today
i were as fellows :
AU& Jiii4tc
Alpha Con. 1 Kentucky Con
Andes 10
" OtvTdenlai Con. . . . . . . 4
IVst t Utlchor S
' > \rrman '
Challenge OKI. . . . . . ! 1 Potosl 1
Chollnr ICon
S
" ' corplon
Con Cal nd"vnV'l ! ! lorra Nevada 110
Con. Imperial Union Con. . , , . . , . , . . . M
Crown Point K * t h Con H
Gould & Currle 19 Yellow Jacket . , . 21
Hale & N'orcroM 43 Standard 179
Jull * 1
Silver bnrs. 60Ur : Mexican dollars.
4T c. Drafts , sight , ISc ; telegraph , l"4c. !
Vnrl ; Mining Oaotntlan * .
NEW YOUK , Nov. 19.-The following r.r
the closing quotation * on mining stocks :
Cholnr , 17 Ontario . . . . .y *
Crown PMnt 1 * ( V > hlr 70
Con Cal. & Vo 1JO Plymouth
Dftnood 43 QlllckJllvor irn
flmild and Curry. . . . . . 17 do. pM f
Hale and Nor. 10'.4 ! > rra Nevada 90
Hommtnke M fitNnlnrl . , . ,175
Iron Silver 72 ITnlon ron ? Ji
Mexican S Yellow Jacktt M
I
I * Flnnnrlnt ! Tnti > s.
OMAHA. Nnv. 19 Hank cl nrlng9 lo < lny
were JI.272.937.C3 : balances $131750.60. One
, 'ear ago clearings were JS77.03S.51 , and
bnlnnce-i. J12S31867. Increase In clearings ,
J395.922.14. Clearings for the last olx days
with- comparisons are :
1S9S. 1897 Increase.
Nov. 14 . . . . $1.354 SS3.0S J1.0t9,411 ( J im.WI f3
Nov. 15 . . . . 1.207.7BU7 9(5.87987 ( ! fil. SI SO
Nov. IB . . . . 1,1:54.218.27 : 9'2..T Ot 181.S i.2
Nov. 17 . . . . 1.202.SV1 SS 8S9TJK.20 SIJ.r < 09 13
Nov. IS , . . . 1.141.M1.77 Bl'i,299V3 ' ( 2M.2S2.74
NOV. 19 . .J. 1,272957.G5 872,03881 S939J2.14
Total . . J7,314,23J.J7 J3,5(8,355.C9 ( $1.741,87158
CHICAGO. Nov 19. Clearlncs , J17.7S1.7:9 :
balances , Jl.010019 : New York exehanre. lOc
discount : posted rates. J4 8V4TT417. Blocks
stoadv : Biscuit , common. 39 : H' cult nre-
ferred. W 7-S ; Diamond Mntch , 1T9 J : West
Chicago. 9 < H4 : Btrnwbonrd , 34 % : North Chi-
care , 22S.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 19 Money 2u < rtti per
cent : New York cxchin < * < - . nominal at 25c
premium : clearing * , $1.41.050.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 19-Clcnrlngs , $4.5SC.lf :
balances , JG17.775 : moncv. 41 per cent : N"w
York exchange , par bid. lOc premium
asked.
PHTI.ADnT.PmA , Nov. W. Clearings ,
$12.727.790 ! balnncvxi. J2.000.449.
HALTTMOnn Nov. 19.-Clearlngs. J3.200.-
791 : balances. J484.274.
NHW YORK. N v -Clearings , JS6.20J.-
974 : hnlnnces. JS.832.72S.
P.OSTON. K'nv. i9.-cienrlnga. J2i.6l9.872 :
balnneea , S2 231,377.
OTH.EAN8. Nov. 19.-Clenrlngs. ! . -
SC0.22S ; New York exchange , bank , par ;
commerrlal. Jl discount.
NEW YORK. Nnv. 19. Exports of gold
and Mlver from this port to nil connt'-'es
for thft week ndlnir todny a-rirrenitf'd J841.-
CCO ; silver barn and coin , and Jl.OOO fold.
The Imports of * i rp | this we k were J103-
280 In gold and J21.803 In Pllver.
Forrlxn Klnnnrlal.
. LONDON. Nov. 19 American securities
declined all dny. There was v rv little
trading nnd the market closed dull.
Amount of bullion gone Into thf Dank of
England on balance today. 130,000. Snan-
Ish 4s closed at 41 7-16. Gold Is quoted at
I Buonoa Ayres nt 12300 : bar cold at 77s 9 trt.
I PARIS. Nov. 19. On the bourse here to-
day business opened flnt. the ndvance ! n
the German bank rate , from 5'A to 6 per
cent , causing n depression. Later , how-
ever , the strength di played by Spanish 4s
caused nn Improvement. Srmnlih railroad
sncurltles wer ? active. Itlo Tln'ns reacted.
being 'old on the account of large speculn-
tors. DaBesrs' mines were dull. Gold
mine shares were weak nnd pressed for
sale owing to the Volksrnad of the South
African republic having Imposed the duty
of 6 per crnt on the profits of companies
there. Subsequently , however , they rallied
owing to the rumor that a reduction of 10
would shortly be made In the uy
namite rates. Three per cent rentes. lOlf
87 c for the account : exchange on
London , 23f 31C for checks.
P\niS , Nov. 19. Spanish 4s closed at
42 27.
"BERLIN , Nov. ID. On the bourse hero
International securities were firm through
out the day. the final figures b lng the
highest of the season. The change In the
bank rate from 5V4 to 6 per cent depres cd
local c curltles. American nnd Canadian
securities were lower. The rate of discount
of the Imperial Bank of Germany has been
Increased from 5H to 6 per cent. Efhnngo
New York Dry flood * Hnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 The week hns been
remarkable In the print cloth market as
having seen larger sales of regular cloths
and other grades now described as "com-
mtttce goods" than any week for several
months. The Advisor } ' committee of the
manufacturers give out no figures , but It
is probable that sales have amounted to
about 400,009 pieces , perhaps more. It la
Bald that regulars have been cold at 2 17-16
cents for November and December delivery
and that goods are easily obtainable at
this price. In staple cottons , locally , there
have been continued large sales of export
goods in brown cottons. The demand shows
no signs of abatement. In bleached cot
tons the market Is more active since the
recent reductions. Bales , however , have
not been up to the expectations of manu-
facturers' agtnts or commission men. Other
staple cotton goods are unchanged , ooars *
colored cottons arc quiet and featureless.
-
Pnnitr Mnrl'et.
NEW YOrtK , Nov. 19.-SUGAR-naw ,
strong , held l-16c higher ; fair refining , 4c :
centrifugal , 96 ttst , 4VJc : molasses eugar ,
3o : refined , flrm. but quiet ; mould A , 5Hc. ;
standard A , 51-Sc ; confectioners' A , Sl-8c ;
cut loaf , 6c ; crushed , 6 ic ; powdersd ,
53-8c : granulated , 6Hc : cubes , 63-8c.
LONDON. Nov. 19. BEET SUGAR Ne
NEW' ORLEANS. Nov. 19. SUGAR
Firm ; open kettle , 211-18W3 M6c ; open ket-
tie. centrifugal. 36-8 < fi41-Sc ; centrlfugnl
granulated , 45-81M7-8c ; white , 41-16SJ
411-16c ; yellow , 46v47-lCc : seconds , 27-8ff4c.
MOLABSES flt'ndy ; open kettle , 21iQ28c ;
centrlfnoral. 17C18C.
8YRUP-225J29C.
Coffee Marfcet.
NEW YORK. Nov. -COFFEE-Optlona
opened steady at unchanged prices to 6
points decline , ruled Inactive , with weak
undertone , but narrow changes In absence
of outside speculation and following lower
cables from Rio , Santos nnd Hamburg.
Selling arrested by still smaller movement
In Brazil nnd Indifference of local spot
holders. ' Closed quiet , with prices un-
chanued to 5 points lower. Sales , 4,730 bags ,
Including : Drct-rrber , J5.35 ; January. J3.4S ;
February. J5.50 ; Marrh , J5.CO. Spot , Rio ,
dull but steady ; No. 7 Invoice. 61-8c ; No. 7
jobbing , 6F-8c. Mild , quiet and steady ;
Cordova. < ffl5c ; sales moderate , jobbing
trade only ,
Mnet. .
LONDON , Nov. 19. Thcro was a s ! ! < rht
Ir.crcase In the Inquiry for wools for the
wrek. Various consumptive market , ? showed
nn Improved tone , but business was lim
ited. The arrlvnlp to dntn for the sixth
s'rles of auction sales , which open on Tuesday -
day , November 29 , amount to 105.147 bales ,
Including 18 500 forward'd direct. Thf following -
lowing are the Imports for the week : Nnw
South Wnles , 7.211 bales ; Melbourn * , 3.09J
bales : South Australia , 1.230 hales : Cape of
Good Hope and Natal , 2.932 bnfes ; Port
S'ftnley , 259 bales : Bremen. 1,724 bales :
Puntn Arenas , 492 bales , and elsewhere , 4CI
balb ! > .
OH Mnrlrrl.
OIL CITY. Nov. 19.-Credlt balances. $1.15 ;
certificates , $1.12 < 4 bid for rruh : no pnles :
shipments ir.1.477 bbls. : runn. 90,031 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 19. OIIS Spirits of
turnentlno. firm at S5V4c. Rosin , firm and
WILJtINOTON. Nov. 19-OILB-Snlrlts of
turpent'nf. steady nt 34' ' < . ' 735c. Rosin , noth-
Inf dolncr. Crude turpentine , flrm at $1.25 ®
1.90. Tar , steady at $1.15.
California Drleri Frnlti.
NRW YORK. Nov. -CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS Quiet : rvnr-omted
common. 7f ( ? < ip ; prime wire tray.
rholee. SM o : faney , 9"f. Primed ,
ICv. Aprlrots. Royal. llffHe : Moor Pflrk ,
Wl7o. Peaches , unpeeled. 8HC12',4 ' * ;
peeled ,
Tlin ItBALTY MARKKT.
INSTRUMENTS nlacH on record Satur
day , November 19. 1c9Sj
AVnrrnntv Dcriln.
Andrew Patrick to Henry Ra mus ,
lots 1 and 2 , blnrk 4 , Jonen' arH $ 230
A. If. Comstock to N. H. Guckert , lot
21. blnck 2 Reed's lt add 2,200 >
J , W. Oeorfe nnd wife to A. TI. Comstock -
stock , lot 21 , blnrk 2. Reed's nth add. 3.GCO
W. H. Matthews , to M , J. C. Rvan ,
lots 4 , 5 and 6. block 9 , Corrlgan I
Place 500,69
Qnll Clnlm Herd * .
A. B. Conroy to M. J , C. Rynn. lots 4 , ' i
S nnd 6 , block 9 Corrttran Place. . . . . . 10 ,
L. C. Penrcp , cunrdlnn , to II , C. I
Pearse , lot 12 , block 415 , Grandvlcw. . l t
Drrdi. ;
Sheriff to J. L. Rrovpn * s ' " "t > t\ c
lot 23 In 31-15-13 , and parts of certain r
alleys 3W 4
Total n/nount of transfers $ 5,011 <
OMAIU LIVE STOCIL MARKET
Week of Light OUtlo Ioelpts Endi with
Onlj a Handful on Sale ,
PRICES SHOW VERY LITTLE CHANGE
nrcrrthln * Sell * Earlr " * Strnrtr
HOB Itnj-crn Try for *
Reduction nml llnvc Some
Trouble lu Making It < ! o.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 19.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts today 617 7,4ffi 34
Urtlcml Mommy 5.u % 3 s.-t ! 4.2o2
Olllclnl Tuesday 2,594 8.WS 2.23J
' ' ' ' '
ullkliil Thursday , . . . . . . ru ll'ui 3 S
Official Friday 1.7C9 9,709 4,413
Total this week 16 767 6ol77 16,005
Week ending Nov. 12..11,322 3HG"0 2 .3I3
Wotk ending Nov. 6 25.0S7 33.9J1 2J.KU
\Vcck ending Oct. 29..23,32) SiaTZ 29,653
Average price paid for hogs for the last
several days , with comparisons :
| 1S9S.1$97.1$9S.1S93.1S91.1S93.1S92. | | | | | |
Nov. 1. . . . * fill 3 S9 | I S 42 t MI K W R 17
Nov. 2. . . . 3 451 S 41 | 3 4 451 S 88 ft II
Nov. 3. . . . a 47 | S 431 3 30 4 39 ! 6 07 5Z5
Nov. 4. , . . 3 Gl | .1 43j 3 31 333 l 6 Us b 3J
Nov. 5. . . . 3 14 3 3 S. * | 4 41
NOV. 6. . . . 3 4G 3 17 330 4 50 584
NOV. 7. . . . 3 65 3 23 3 45 4 53 586 5 47
NOV. 8. . . . 352 3 54 3 45 4 42 5 81 505
Nov. 9. . . . 3 43 3 41 S 2 ? 339 4 2. ' 591 6 67
Nov. 10. . . 3 I71 3 31 S 27 4 41 5 S9 5 51
NOV. 11. . . 3 41 a 12 3 17 3 $9 673 5 43
Nov. 12. . . V4 | 3 3S 3 22 3 4 ! 4 43 S45
Nov. 13. . . 3 34 | 3 2) 3 44 4 E4 5 GO
Nov. 14. . . 3 41 3 23 3 4 > 4 41 6 C4 E 4 !
Nov. 15. . . 3 ? 5 3 27 3 4G 4 37 6 G1 5 41
NOV. 16. . . 333 331 3 18 3 45 4 < 5 5 42 | b 40
NOV. 17. . . 3 16 S 12 3 11 V8 5 2 1 41
NOV. IS. . . 3 35 3 321 3 111 3 41 6 231 5 65
NOV. 19. . . 3 ZS 3 31 , 3 16 , 3 4 Gil 6 03
* Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclnl number of cnrs of stock
brought In today by each roml wns :
Cattls. Hogs. Sheep. H's's ,
C. , M. & St. P. Ry. . . . 8
O. & ' 8t. L. Ry 1
Missouri Paclllc Ry. . 6 8
Union Pac. System , . 2 29
C. K N. W. Ry 6
P. , E. & M. V. R. R. . . . 22
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry. 2 6
U. & M. R. R. 'R. . . . 4 IS
C. , B. & Q. Ry 10
K. C. & 81. J 9
C. , It. I. & P. Ry. , K. . . . .
C. . R , I. & P. Ry. . W. . . 3
Total receipts . . . . 22 105 1 1
The disposition of the. day's receipts was
A * follows , each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hoes Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 41 OC66S
O. H. Hammond Co. . . . 31 i.n'i
Swift nnd Company 42 1,333 17
Cudahy Packing Co 42 1,780
Armour & Co 34 1,760
R. Becker and Degan. . 9
Vansant & Co 19
\V. I. Stephens 15
Huston & Co 35
L. F. Husz 79
Hammond , from K. C 797
Cudahy P. Co. , K. C 13J
Other buyers 59 1,808
Left over GO
Totals . . 644 7.4S3 1.323
CATTLE Arrivals today were small and
there was hardly enough of anything In the
yards to make n test of the market. Among
thf offerings there wcro a few loads of
cornfed en t tip , some of them Rood enough
to brlnK $3 and J5.05. Such cnttl ! a ? were
offered buyers took , paying abuut the same
prices ns prevailed yesterday. Practically
everything changed hands In good season.
The market on fat cattle has been In vsry
fair condition all this week and this fait
stands out very apparent when comparisons
arc made with other markets. Without any
dcubt this has been the best market on
th river , and buyers go even farther and
Bay that their cattle are costing right up
to Chicago prlfcs. The reason for the mar
ket being In such favorable condition for
the selling Interests la to be found In the
fact that receipts at this point have bten
on an average very light , while there has
been nn active demand from local packers.
The result hns bwn that cattle , If fat and
-affable , were good sellers at prices that
were at the very least steady , with the
gneral tendency of the market stranger.
Cows and heifers were also good sellers
nil tht week and values were well main
tained. Arrivals were small , which , taken
In connection with a good steady demand ,
made It easy for sellers to obtain fully
steady or even e-trong prices. During the
early part of the wcsk thcro wns a good
demand for feeder cowa , which helped the
market.
Veal calves were scarce all the week and
In { rood demand at firm prices. Bulls were
good sellers during the early part of the
.week , but toward the last there seemed to
bo n let up In the demand so that prices
at the clcwe of the week were lower.
tn the feedir division the situation has
not been so favorable. Last week the mar
ket dropped down to a point where buyers
felt that the cattle were worth th money
and orders began arriving freely from the
country. The effect of this , together with
the active speculative demand , was to send
prices up rapidly. The present week opened
with ! values high and with prospects bril
liant for the sellers. The result , however ,
was not pleasing , as there came the natural
reaction the country stopped buying short-
off and trade became very dull. The market
sagged of Its own weight and could tuloly
be quoted 15$25c lower for the week. Fortu
nately for selling Interests the receipts were
moderate or the bottom would have dropped
out entirely. The week closes with a fair
clearance. Representative- :
BEEP STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av j-r. No. Ai Pr.
4. .1177 $3 60 1. .790400 21. . 1004 $4 7B
7. . 760 380 24. .1079 440 24. .1221 500
12. . TO 3 80 19..1325 4 63 30..1036 60S
2. . 070 4 00
COWS.
10 . 911 260 1. . 940 290 1.11/pO 3 00
1..12CO 2 80 18..1017 300 10..1131 S20
HEIFERS.
C. . 676 3 40 1. . 680 375
B1M.I.S.
1..1490 275 1..1250 275 1. . 950 323
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4. . 532 350 1. . 70 380 12. . 783 380
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
9 cows 1015 $2 90 13 feeders. . 9"3 J3 ro
19 cows 914 3 25 30 fecdsrs , . DC9 3 70
9 feeders. . 1206 3 40 29 feeders. . 716 4 00
15 heifers. . 736 3 45
HOGS This has been a week of large
hog receipts , the total being the largest
for any week In several months. Todays
receipts wcro abgut an average Saturday's
run.
run.Tho
The market opened with a few of the
best loads selling at Ji,3003.S3 , and same
good light at $3.37'A. The heaviest pa kcrs.
however , held back with a very apparent
determination to pound the mnrket. They
wcro bidding generally J3.2503.27V4 and
were ns Indifferent nnd Independent as
buyers can be when It Is the last day of tin
week nnd when they do not feel the need
of supplies. Sellers were not prepared to
make any such concession and fought
strongly against the bcur tactics of the
buyers. The result wus that buyers nnd
sellers were n long tlmo In coming together
on a trading basis. When they did It wns
on the basis of a SJilOc decline from yes
terday's general market , It was very late
before anything like a clearance was ef
fected.
The reason for today's decline wns to be
found In the fact that this market has been
higher thnn other markets all the week ,
as ha been pointed out from day to day ,
and packers were determined to get It
down , no as to bring It In line with other
markets.
This has been the low week of the month
so far In the hog market. The week opened
with a el I Klit falling off In values , dropped
7Vie on Tuesdny recovered about 3o on
Wednesday and Thursday , only to go still
lower at the end of the week. The week
closed with the market ISc lower thnn It
was at the close of the previous week and
at the lowest point touched since the lat
ter part of December , 1S37. Representative
sales :
No Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
6S. . . . .191 . . . (323 62. . . .294 100 3 2i > i
61. . . . .310 120 3 25 61. . . .311 240 3 27 <
63. . . . .337 M 3 25 63. . . .277 40 3 2714
45. . . . .377 80 3 25 65. . . .29'i 40 3 27U
41. . . . .357 . . . 3 25 C9. . . .319 120 3 27H
' . .129 . . . 323 49. . . .302 81) 3 27'4
l ! ! . .278 40 325 72. . . .32S SO 3 27'4 '
67 216 120 3 25 , ,2"2 100 3 2714
16 122 . . . 323 B : : . .3r,3 . . . 327V
57 8 306 240 327V 67. . . .319 40 3 27" $
70 i 317 SO 3 271 6) . . . .2f8 . . . 3 27VJ
69 308 327tf 55. . . .308 SO 3 30
5) 321 ICO 3 27 < 4 64. . . .291 . . . 3 30
CO .328 ICO J 2714 78 2 4 UO 3 30
< 40 3 27V 78 2 SO 3 30
' .315 SO 3 27 K 308 fO J30
.311 200 8 27 KB 2.19 120 3 TO
.274 . . . 327. 64 318 SO 330
.271 10) 3 27i/j .291 310
.30S 80 3 27 . .278 120 X .10
.316 120 3 27 . .312 SO 3 30
.267 SCO 3 27 . . .29) 80 3 ? 0
.ro . . . 3 : , . .204 140 3 10
.318 49 S-27V . . . 330
, -lft 120 3 tO 3 30
.312 400 3 27V _ _ 80 3 S1)
.341 160 337VJ 67 2S9 . . . 330
S 27IL
a-itf
32y.i ;
3 JZ7U
ill ?
3 21 t
3 27U
3 274
3 2 ji
? ? ! J4
4
120 3 27't
66 311 SO 3 ! 7
SO 3 '
' " ' 27'd
! . . ! * 200 3 27H
77 272 2J-0 327'i
71 314 . . 1 27 4
WAGON '
1 200 1 76
1 2JO 1 75
1 310 1 93
1 2SO 2 274
2 30
. 91 2 M
15 .IDS 3 W
.310 3 3
2 3 3 25
SHEEP There were only a few sheep
here and not much to make a test of tha
market. One thing Is certain nnd that Is
thut values nre wny lower. Fortunately
receipts nt this point hnve been very light
nnd In cnnicquotu-o prices hnvo been h tier
maintained here than nt other selling polnti
still the mnrket Is nil of 2oc lower. That
looks small besides the reported declines of
60ft75a nt Chicago , where It has been
practically Impossible during the Inst two or
three days to sell even desirable stuff owing
to the glut. . .
The Chicago Drovers' Journal says that
the ncciniulntlon of sheep nt that point
for several dnys past reminds ono of the
pnnlrkv markets of ' ! ) ! nnd ' 93. Sheen nnd
Innibs have been selling relatively high and
the usual demoralizing features of fall
markets hnve been absent mill ! lately.
The facts nro that the channels of trade
hnvo been completely choked with dressed
mutton , the price of which In the runt has
tnken ft severe tumble. Arrivals of sheep
nt eastern mnrkets hnve been large nml so
It Is not surprising that there should be
chnngo In the situation at Chicago. Th
Drovers' Journal nlno adds Hint If styeep
misers nre Imprudent enough to flood the
mnrket they may have occasion to bo sorry
The'above Is a good representation of the
facts ns regards eastern markets nnd It Is
therefore not to bo wondered nt thnt tha
mnrket here Is lower , In fact , had receipts
been larger nt this point the decline would
probably hnvo been much greater , but ns
It Is shippers to Pouth Omaha have escaped
without much hnrtn.
Quotations nre : Good grnss westerns.
J4.I0774.20 : fnlr to good , Jl 9MTI.OO ; choice
yenrllntrs. J1.11TT1.20 : fair to peed yearlings ,
J4CKHTI.15 : gnod to choice Inmba. Jo.00flf.26 :
fair to good Inmbs , J4.WW5 00 : feeder
\\ethers. 2-yrnr-olds nnd over , J3.ir4pO ;
feeder yarllnrs. J39VfH15 ( : feeder lambs
U E04T4 JS ; cull sheep , J2 60W3 00 ; cull lambs.
Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
SS Wyoming lambs , feeders 91 J3 23
152 Wyoming wethers l 3 * 5
34 mtlve Inmlw 82 4 20
578 Wyoming lambs , feeders 425
CHICAGO MVB STOCK MAUKBT.
Cattle Supply SrlU Well at Steady
Price * HORN Hi-Ink.
CHICAGO , Nov. 19.-OATTLE The sup
ply of cattle today was easily disposed ot
at former prices ; choice steers , J3.30W6.75 ;
medium , J4.7504.93 : beef steers. $ l.00@1.70 ' ;
stockers nnd feeders. J300if4.35 ; bulls , J2.2S
© 4.10 ; cows nnd heifers , J3 300400 ; calvea.
J360S7.00 : western rangers. J2.701f4.33 ; west
ern fed steers , J4.00Q5.15 ; Texas grass
steers. J3.3 t4.10. , ,
HOGS The demand for hogs wns brisk
at yesterday's range of prices. Sales were
at t3.1E.Q'3.55 as an extreme range for hogs ,
with the greater part chnnelng Imnds nt
J355O3bO ; plRS sold at J240fifl33. largely ut'
* 2.90jfa.2J : hogs sold nt 7Vi < fHOc lower than
a week ago nnd 5c lower than a year ago.
SHEEP A remarkably unsntlsfnctory
week for sheep closed nuletly , there being
no Improvement In the demand ; feeders ,
J3.60ji3.75 : yearllnps , Jt 00 : western sheep ,
.T5ff4.10 ; lambB , J1.60WS.20.
RECElPTS-Cnttle. 200 head ; hofs , 19,009
head ; sheep , 1,600 head.
KftnmiB City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Nov. 19.-CATTLE
Rocslpts. 150 head : prices unchanged ; re
ceipts fnr the week , 45.000 head : the excel
lent demand this we k for good slailghterlnK
and feeding cattle advanced prices about
lOc ; common stock st.ndy : choice heavy
steers , t5.l5dirt.40 : medium , J4.60tf6.10 : light
weights , J4.40ff5.25 ; Mockers and fecdtrs ,
, OOW4.75 ; butcher cows and heifers , J2.70M
3.00 ; western steers , J3.10JT5.15 : western
cows. J1.00U4.00 ; Texas ste'rs , J3.00S4.S6 :
Texas butcher COWP , J2.70@3.35 ; native and
range cnnners. J2.00if2.65.
HOOS-Recofpts , 6.700 hend : prices steady :
receipts for the week , 83.WO head ; offerings
this wok were heavy for the season : fair
demand , but supply too Inrg' ) to fully s'lj-
taln prices ; heavies. { 3.3503.43 ; mixed. { 3.23
03.40 : llehts. J3.2003.ri.
SHEEP-Recclpts for the weeU , 13,000
head ; modrrate supplies and f.ilr uemanJ
helped to sustain prices thle wek although
eastern markets wen decidedly lowir , our
prices ore only a trine lower : native lamhs ,
J4,83776.25 : native muttons , J4.00@4.30 ; wcnl-
ern lambs , J4.75dfB.20 ; western mutt.ina , JJ 5
? ? 4.25 : western f-edlng Inmbs. VI.OWM 30 ;
wesfrn feeding fhecp , JS-oOffS-Sa ; slock ,
$3.25fl3.C3 ; culls , J2.0033.25.
St. Ionl I.lvp ntunk.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. 19-CATTLE-necelpts.
900 head , Including 600 Tetnns : shipments ,
< & ) hend : mnrket stcndy : fnlr to fnncv nn-
tlve shipping and exnort steers , J4.10W5.20 :
bulk of nles , J4 40R5.00 : dressed beef nnd
butcher steers , J.160W6.00 : bulk of sales.
l 03ifl4.45 : stoers'under 1,000 pounds , t3.Wl >
4 80 : bulk of snles , J3.7094.10 ; atockers and
feeders , J2&WJ4.10 ; bulk of sales. J3.00ft3.90 ;
rows and heifers. J2 00 < ft4.50 : bulk of cows.
225ff3.00 ( ; bulk of heifers. JS.lltfnW : Texan
and Tiullan Bteors , J3 20 3 90 ; bulk nf sales ,
J.150W3.70 ; cows nnd heifers. J2.40W3.65.
HOGS Receipts , 3,300 hend : shipments ,
1,200 head : market stcndv to strong : York-
em. J315&3.30 ; packers , J3.30tf3.45 ; butchers ,
J343 I355.
SHEEP Receipts , 600 head ; shipments ,
400 head : market dull nnd nominal ; natlvn
muttons , J3.75O4.2Ti : culls nnd bucks. J22Sfc >
3.23 ; stockers , J22'W3.10 ; lambs , Jl.50if6.7G ;
Tcxans , clipped , J3.75.
NPTV York Live Stock.
NEW YORK , Nov. 19-BEEVEB-Re-
cclpts , 117 head ; nothing doing : feeling bet
ter ; cables Htencly : exports , 740 cattle and
4,765 quarters of beef. Cnlves. receipts. 12S
hend ; lower ; wnls , J5.0iMi775 ; grassers ,
J312 % : common westerns , J260.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recnlpts , 1,931
hand : rmall demnnd ; sheen , poor to fair ,
J250W400 ; lambs , fair to choice , J5 0005 25.
H'OGS Receipts. 3.672 hend : nothing doIng -
Ing ; nominally stfady at $3.6003.80.
St. Jomeiili l.lvr Stock.
PT. .TOP PH. Mn. Nov. 19. ( Special. )
CATTLE Receipts , 600 head ; market active
nnd ft nrtv tn strnne : quality common : nn-
tlves , J3.95W4.6" : Texnns and westerns , J1.01
fol.bO ; COWH nnd heifers , $1.7504.20 ; stock
ers nnd feeders , J3.0"ifk30.
IIOGP Receipts. 4900 head : mnrket nc-
live nnd weak , aclllni ; at J3.32II3.45 ! ; bulk ,
J3.3T.T/3.37V4.
KirnEP-Rocclpts , 200 hend ; market
steady.
rincliinnd I.lvr ( ook.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 19.-HOGS-Stcady at
Jl OOW3 43.
CATTI.EDull nt J2IWN75.
SHI'RP Dull nt J22'fll.C ) .
LAMBS-Dull at J4.00/5.25.
Stock In Hlcht.
Following nr the rocelpts nt the four
principal markets for November 19 :
Cuttle. . Hors. ; Sheer * .
Omaha 617 7.17fi 34
Chlcngo 200 19f > 00 1,609
Kan as City ISO fl,7X ( '
St. I/OUls 900 3,300 'CM
Totals 1,867 30,476 2.13 *
JIMES E BOYD & CO. ,
Telephone 1030. Onmli i , Neb
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