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8 TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , KOVEMBEH 7. 181)0. )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Finds Eottom on Long Decline and
Gains Throe-Fourths of ft Cent.
RECENT BREAK AMOUNTS TO FIVE CENTS
Mlplier Cnlile.i nntl Small World's
Shljiiiicntn Ctve Buyer * SuliMiin-
tlnl Hani * for 1'lrM Time
in n Mouth.
OHICAGO , Nov. 6.-AI1 the grain markets
ncro strong todny nnd good advancts were
ecorcd , wheat closing lit nic ndvnncc , corn
Hff&c higher and oats UMic higher. Pro
visions closed- substantially unchanged.
Higher cables and small world's shipments
Kartell a buying movement In wheat , nil
the moru effective on nccount of the break
of over oc In less than a month ,
The opening In wncnt , though quiet , was
not without Interest and considerable
strength was shown. For the llrst time In
weeks the productive buyers had sonic-
thing really substantial to encourage them ,
Jit strong nnd higher cables and world's
shipments that were much smaller than had
been looked for , with prospects of a con-
tlnualico of smalt shlumtnts , Uneasiness
l > y local shorts shown on Saturday's curb
was much more iippari'nt at the ouenlng
today nnd buying from that class of trad
ers had much to do with the advance In
prices that took place. The demand was
not heavy , but offerings were few nnd far
between , nnd shorts In consequence had
fcome dllllcuky nt times In covering. There
was some selling by professionals on tlio
first announcement of northwest reeeuus ,
which turned out to be heavier by nearly
200 cars than the actual receipts , and later
Homo selling was also done on the an
nouncement of nn Increase of 1,400,000 bu. In
the vislblo supply. Hut nil offerings WHIP
ijulckly absorbed nnd at no time did the
market exhibit weaknors. The trend of
prices was steadily upward and during the
last hour of the session the best prices of
the day were obtainable. New York was
a fair buyer , presumably against export
engagements , although only live loads were
reported as taken tin to a. Into hour , St.
Louis was also a fair buyer at times. Min
neapolis and Duluth receipts were 1,209 cars ,
compared with 1,135 cars last week nnd 1.7S-J
cars n year ngo. Chicago receipts were 171
cars , 3S of which graded contract. World's
shipments were put at 6,073,000 bu. Local
Flocks showed an Increase of G30.000 bu.
Primary receipts were 1,331,000 bu. Atlantic
jiort clearances of wheat and Hour
amounted to 749,000 bu. There was n good
milling- demand for the low grades of
wheat. December opened U@-c higher at
CSl4 < &fiS.f. ( . After a slight further rally it
eased off to CSHc , then gradually advanced
to f,9c , which was the closing figure.
C'orn was Ilrm. partly In sympathy with
wheat nnd partly on account of Ilrm cables
mid moderate lnc.il receipts. The local de
crease , 823,000 bu. , was even larger than
expected and also had home Influence.
There was a general covering movement
1 > y shorts In both December and May and
advanced prices were well maintained. He-
icflptswere iiOfi tar" . December ranged
from SOVio to 31' ' , < c and closed ' .iiQ Sc higher
at 3U6S31WC.
The market for oats was almost entirely
a sympathetic one. prices following In a
small way the nuetuatlons of wheat and
corn. I'rlces advanced slightly early in
the session on scattered covering by shorts
nnd the advance was well maintained. Kle-
vator people sold moderately. An Increase
of only 50,000 bu. visible had some Influence.
Receipts were 358 cars. December ranged
from 22gff(22l , < tC to 22c and closed 'dSftto
higher at 22Ml22c.
Provisions were slow , but In the main
steady. Heavy receipts of hogs acted ns a
drag to the market , but the silent open
ing decline was BOOJI recovered and for
the rest of thn session prices kept wlth'n
n. narrow range. Shipments of meats were
liberal nnd this and the strength of the
grain markets sustained provisions. At the
close January pork was unchanged at $9.75
< ff9.771,4 , January lard unchanged at $5.27'/2
< ind January ribs u shade hlcher at $1,95
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Estimated receipts Tuesday : Wheat , 340
oars ; corn , 400 cars ; oats , 200 cars ; hogs ,
88.000 head.
The lending futures ranged ns follows :
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Slow and easy ; winter patents.
J3.555J3.65 ; stralghls , $3.23f)3.S3 ) ; clears , $3.10
Ci3.25 : spring specials , $1.10 ; spring patents.
J3.40 < i(3.GO ; straights , $2.9003.20 ; bakers , $2.30
© 2.60.
WHEAT No. 3 spring , 61&67c : No. 2 red ,
69fi70c. (
CORN No. 2 , 3114ff32c ( ; No. 2 yellow , 31 i
< S32'4c.
OATS-NO. 2. 23 240 : NO. 2 white. 25 % ®
26' c : No. 3 white. 24fi23Uc. :
HYE No. 2. G2Vi-/53c. ( |
BARLEY No. 2 , 3GfT42c.
SEEDS-Flnxseed , No. 1. $1.2814 : norlli-
wosl , $1.2S. Timothy seed , prime. $2.25.
Clover. { 6.00 J7.RO.
PROVISIONS-Moss pork , per bill. , $7.73
( iS.20 ; lard , per 100 Ibs. . $3.05f/5.20 / ; short
ribs , sides ( loose ) , SI.STi4i5.20 ; dry called
( shoulders ( boxed ) , $3.755.874 ! : short clear
Bides ( boxed ) , $5.20j5.25.
WHISKY Dlsllllers' finished goods , per
K il. . $1.24.
SUGARS-Cut loaf , $3.70 ; granulaled , $3,18.
Following are the receipts nnd shipments
for today :
Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour , bbls 22.000 14.000
Wheat , bu 74.000 11.00)
Corn , bu 261,000 RI7.000
Oats , bu 27SOOO 178.000
Rye. bu 1.000 . 2.00T
Barley , bu 64.000 10,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wn.s firm ; creameries , 15V4fi >
23V4e ; dairies , li&1914e. | Cheese , quiet ut
ll % | 12Vic. Eggs , Ilrm ; fresh , ISc.
KISW YOuTc C i\IMt.VI.
in for tu > Day nil Vnrloiin
CoiiiiiiuilltlcH ,
NEW YORK , Nov. 6 , KLOUR-Recolpts ,
B.37I bblM.i exports , i.765 bbls\ ; steady with
wheat and Hhowcd n fair demand at about
former prices , closing- quiet , Rye ( lour ,
Buckwheat flour , steady at $2.30J72.50.
IIUCKWMEAT Quiet at 61f/63o ( / c. 1. f.
Now York.
CORNMEAL Quiet ; yellow western. SO ®
Ci < ; city , SOjiSlcj Urandywlne , $2.0-i3.50. : ! |
ItYK Steady ; northwestern , ti2d < i2iic f. o ,
b. nlkmt to arrive.
RARLEY-Dlill ; feeding , &Q 12o c , I. f.
Buffalo.
481
t > , uiiuuii itu , i iiuriiirrii , JJUIUU1 , , 'V * > 0 r. o
b. tillont In urilve , new , No. 2 red , 72fAe > ole-
vnlor , OplloiiH opened steady at > ic advance -
vance on early cables , but ruled quiet and
turneil e.ipier under liqiildatlou follawlnir
unBatlHfartory later cables and unexpect
edly largo Increase In the visible supply
The market ngnln rallied on reported bull
movement and covering by shorts In thn
west. Closed tfrm at % o net ndvaneo ;
March , 7C ifj771tc ( , closed , 77Uc : May , 77l { , < f/ >
77He.cloi.eil. . 77 io ; December , 73Jifj7U 13-lUc ,
closed , 73 ic ,
t.ORN Receipts , 114,625 , bu. ; exports * , 90.
878 bu. Spot , llrmer ; No , 2. 40l4c f. o b
olloat and 39Wo elevator. Options opened
Ilrm at Vic advance and further advanced
* io on cables , larger decrease In visible sun-
ply nnd predicted small movement. Closed
Ilrm nt He not advance ; May , 3Sl'j/38&e (
closed , 3Slc ; December closed at 39e.
OATS-Reroipts , 102.200 bu. Spot , dull ; No
2 , 29c ; No 3 , 2S54C5 No. 2 while. 31c ; No j
while , 30'i-c ' ; Irack , mixed western , 29i(30cy
truck , white , 30V453lo | ; track , white stale
30 > , fi34u , OinioiiH nominal.
H'AY Qulol ; shipping , C5Jf70c ; gooj lo
choice. 755TS21jC.
HOPS Dull ; Paclllo coast and state , 1S99
crop. 12ft 15o.
IllDIiS Steady : Oalveston , 20 lo 25 Ibs.
171io ; ns dry , 2 to 30 Ibs : , 13c ; Cullfornlu )
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LEATHKH Steady : hemlock Bole , Ruenos
Ayics , light to heavy welehls , 2lij2mei
' '
acid , 2482IHO.
AVOOL-Oulel ; donieslla fleece , 21j26c ;
Tnxan , l4J19c. |
MOLASSES-Steady ; Now Orleans , open
Uottle. 23fl2Ce.
PROVISIONe-Ileof. trong ; family. $12.C9
ffllSCO ; mew , $10.60 ; beef hunm , } 23.MH)25.00 ;
packel. $ I1.00W12.00 ; city , extra Jndla nuW
Jl9.XXiirr.OO. ( Cut meat * , ( lultt ; pickled bel.
lies , < 6.23f(8.X ( ) ; pickled Bhouldt-rn. J0.7Bfl7.00 ;
plekled hams , $8.7339,50. Ljrd. dull but
Moady ; western steamed , $5.50 ; November ,
$5.50 ; nominal ; refined , stcjidy ; coiillnenl ,
JJ.S5 ; South American , JiJ.CO ; compound ,
L ,
$5.37'.45.SO. Pork , easy : old mess. $9.SOS >
9.R5 ; new mers , $10 ; family , $11.73012.00 ,
'FREIGHTS ' Quiet ; rotlon , by slcamcr ,
2 Vtej grain , by steamer , 3Hc.
METALS The sUimtlon In Ihe local metal
market continues discouraging- , nearly nil
departmenls displaying decided weakness.
The cable nnd domestic news was very un
favorable , adding considerably lo the gen
eral deprcplon. At Hie close Iho Metal ex
change. callfd pig Iron warrants dull , with
sellers nt $16 for March to June delivery ;
lake copper quiet at $17 ; tin barely steady ,
with $23.91 bid nnd $10 asked ; lead sleady.
with $1.60 bid nnd J4.63 asked ; spelter weak
nnd lower , wllh $1.75 bid and $4. SO asked.
The brokers' price for lead Is $4.40 nnd for
copper $17.
OMAHA CU.NRIIAI , MAUKHT.
Condition of Trnilr mill Quotations oil
Slnple nnil I'uncjProduce. .
KGGS Receipts liberal ; market firm at
lac' .
POULTRY-Hcns. live , G',4o ; sprins cblck-
ens , G4c ! ; old nnd staggy roosters , live , S'/l
Cf4c ; ducks and geese , live , C@7c ; turkeys ,
live , lOc.
UUTTER-Common to fair , 15c ; choice , U
fTUc ; separator , ZZU'Ue ; gatncrcil crtamory ,
PIGEONS-Llve , per doz. , 75c.
VEAT.S-Chnlce. 9c.
GAME Prairie chickens , per < loz. . $1.00 ®
4.50 ; quail , per doz. , Jl. 507(1.75 ( ; mallards ,
$3.00g3.25 ; blue wing teal , $1.73 : green wing
tenl. fl.23pl.60 ; mixed ducks , $1.5002.00.
OYSTEUS Medium , per can , JOc. slaild-
arils , per can. 24c ; bulk standard , per gal. ,
{ 1.55 ; extra selects , per can. 32o ; extra
stlects. per gal. , 11.75 ; New York Counls ,
per run , 40c : New York Counts , per 100 , $1.25.
HAY Upland , choice. $6.50 ; midland ,
choice , $6.00 ; lowtnno. cnolce , $3.00 ; ryn
strn\v , cholre , $3.50 ; No. 3 corn , 27c ; No. 3
white caSE , ? JVic ; cracked corn , per ton , $12 ;
corn and oats , chopped , per ton. $12.50 ;
bran , per ton. $13 ; shorts , per ton. $14.
VEGCTAULES.
TOMATOES-Per crate , 55 < a63c.
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl. , $2.25.
POTATOES-Per bu. , 20&25C.
CRANHERRIES-Cape Cod , $5.6006.00 ;
fancy Howes , $6.5037.co. }
ONIONS Retail way. 70Q75C.
rKLKHY-Per doz. , 20S10C.
TURNIPS Rulabagas , per lb. . 114c.
CAHUAGE Per lb. , IVic.
FRUITS.
PLUMS Oregon , per crate , $1.00 1.25.
CALIFORNIA llEACHES-No good ship
ping slock.
APPLES Choice weslern shipping stock ,
$3.00J3.25 ; Jonathans and Grimes' golden ,
f3.50WI.00 ! New York stock , $3.753200. .
GRAPES-New York , 20c ; California To
kays , $1.75.
PEARS-'Wcstern varlelies. $2.2502.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Mexican , per Cox , $4.50.
LEMONS California fancv , J1.75S3.00 ;
choice California , $4.00Qi.ou ; Messina , $3.00
Q5 50.
BANANAS Choice , craled. large stock ,
per bunch , J2.0002.50 ; medium-sized bunches ,
$1.75Q2.00.
HIDES , TALLOAV. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green bides. So ; No. 2 green
hides , 7c : No. 1 sullen hides. 9ic ; No. 2
salted hides , 8c ; No. I veal calf. S to 13
Ibs. . 10c ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 13 Ibs. . 8c.
TALLOW. GREASE. ETC.-Tallow. No. 1.
3ic : tallow. No. 2. 31ic ; rough tallow , IHc ;
white grease , Ii@3Vic : yellow and brown
grease , 2' S3c.
S3c.MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case , J3.25S3.50.
NUTS Hickory nuts , per bu. . $1.00.
FIGS California layers , per 1Mb. box.
' $1.10 ; California carton , per 10-lb. bor , $1.20.
MAPLE SUGAR-Per lb. . ! ic.
St. I.nulN Grnln nnil Provlnlona.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 6. AVIIEAT Higher :
No. 2 red , cash , elevator , G3c ; track , 70 > , fee >
71c ; December , C9Vfe691ic ; May , 74c ; No. 2
hard , 67@6Sc ; receipts , 41,211 bushels.
CORN Higher ; No. 2 cash , 31Hc ; track ,
32Hc ; December , 30c ; May , 3KT31V4c. ?
OATS Easy ; No. 2 cash , 23&c : track. 2IJJ
2IV4c ; December , 23Wc ; May , 24Tac ; No. 2
white. 261ic.
HYE Dull nt 54c. .
POULTRY Dull ; chickens , old , 614c ;
young , 7c ; turkeys , 7'/4c ; ducks , 54Q6c ! ;
geese. 5Hig6c.
FLOUR Dull and nominally unchanced ;
patents. $3.35-3.SO ( ! ; extra fancy. $3.053.15 ;
clear. $2.751 } 2.90.
SEEDS Timothy seed , $1.90 2.23. Flax-
seed. lower nt $1.26.
CORNMEAISteady at $1.75@1.SO.
HRAN Firm and in demand ; sacked ,
cast track , 64f(63c.
HAY Timothy , steady nt $8.00@11.00 ; prai
rie. Ilrm at J7.50QS.GO.
AVIIISKY Lower nt $1.23iS.
COTTONTIES-T1.50.
HEMP TWINE Oc.
PROA'ISIONS-Dry salt meats , shoulders ,
$5.75 ; extra shorts , $5.37' ; clear ribs , $5.50 ;
clear sides , $5.6214. Bacon , boxed shoul
ders , none offered ; extra shorts , $5.75 ; clear
ribs. $3.8714 : clear sides. $6.12 < A.
RECEIPTS-Flour. S.OOO bbls. ; wheat ,
41.0UO bu. : corn , 128,000 bu. : oats , 102,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 8,000 bbls. : wheat.
26,000 bu. ; corn , 49,000 bu. ; oats , 15,000 bu.
II ut I < T , KKK nnil Clieenc Mnrkct.
ST. LOIUS. Nov. 6. BUTTER-FIrm ;
creamery. 19i21Vic : dairy , 13JJ21C.
KGGS-Steady at 16e.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6. BUTTER Re
ceipts. G.503 pkgs. : Ilrm ; western creamery ,
17'/J25c ( ! ; Juno creamery , 172Jc ; factory ,
CHEESE-Recolpts. 1,195 pkgs. ; quiet ;
small September fancy , lili lSUc : finest Oc
tober , l2 < ! 712Vic : large September fancy ,
colored , 12'/i1214c ; large October , finest ,
WAc. .f.
EGGS Receipts , 7.624 pkgs. ; firm" ; western ,
ungraded , nt mark , HlilSc.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6. BUTTER Firm ;
creameries. lGi/23 > , ic ; dairies , 14Sfl9Vic.
EGGS Firm , fresh , 18c.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6. BUTTER
Creamery. 20fl22c : dairy , ISc.
EOGS-Fresh. 15c.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6.-BUTTER-
Flrm ; fancy western creamery , 241ic ; fancy
western prints , 26c.
EGGS Firm and Vie higher : fresh nearby ,
21VtS23c ; fresh western , 21tf21VJc ; fresh
southwestern. 2Sc : freeh southern , 19c.
CHEESE Steady but quiet.
Liverpool ( irnlii mail I'rovl.xlonn.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 6.-AVIIEAT-Spot
dull ; futures slendy ; December , Gs lO&d ;
Mnreli , 5s 114(1 ( ; May. 6s % d.
CORN Spot. American mixed , new and
old , firm at 3s 5 > 4d. Futures flrm ; Novem
ber , 3s 5id ; December , 3s 6d ; January ,
3s 0d. n
Tlio Imports of wheat Into Liverpool dur
ing the ln t week were 36,700 quartern
from Atlantic ports , 33,000 quarters from
Paclllo ports nnd 4,000 quartern from other
ports. The Imporls of corn Inlo Liverpool
from Atlantic ports for the week amounled
lo 81,000 mmrlers.
PEAS-Caundlnii. 5s 6 > id.
PROVISIONS Beef , exlra India moss ,
strong nt S6s 3d ; prlmo mess , slrong at
SO.s. Baron , short ribs , steady at 31s ; long
clear middled , light , steady at 31s ; long
clear middles , heavy , steady nt SO.s ; clear
bellies , easy at 33s.
TALLOW Prlmo city , slendy at 24s.
KIIIIHIIM City ( i nil n mid I'rovlnloim.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 6. WHEAT DC-
comber. 62c : May , 67Hc ; rash. No. 2. hard ,
Gl'.fcc ; No. 3 , 694(62 ! c ; No. 2 red , C9070c ; No.
3 , CKfttiSc , RecolptH , 112 cars.
CORN December , 27' > ic ; May. 29Vio ; cash ,
No. a mixed. 2S'iG2SV ' c ; No. 2 while , 23 ®
23' ie : No. 3 , 2SKc.
OATS-No. 2 while , 2-3B251ic.
RYE No. 2. Gle.
HAY Choice Umolhy , $5.50 ; choice prairie ,
$7.BOff8.00.
RECEIPTS AVheiit. 07,200 bu. : corn. R3.-
300 bu. : oals. 9.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS AVIrcat , 31,800 bu. ; corn ,
10,100 bu. ; oals , 9,000 bu.
Toc ! < ! o .Mnrkof.
TOLEDO , Nov. C. AVHEAT Higher nnd
Ilrm ; No , 2 cash , C9 io ; December , 71c
linked.
fORN-Dull but sleady ; No. 2 mixed.
31"ic.
OATS Dull but steady ; No , 2 mixed , 23c.
HYE Neglected.
SEEDS Clovem'ed , active nnd higher ;
prlmo cash , old , $1.90 ; December nnd March ,
J3.70.
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YUllilo Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK , Nov. 6. The stale of the
visible supply of grain , In slore nnd afloat.
Saturday. November 4 , as complied bv the
New York Produce exchange , Is ns follows :
AVhcnt , 1.001.000 bu. ; Increase , 439,000 hii.
Corn , 12.S32000 bu. ; decrease , 884,000 bu.
Oals. 6.93S.OOO bu. ; IncrcaFc , 45,000 bu. Rye ,
1,270,000 bu. ; Inrrcatv. 31.000 bu. Barley ,
4,355,000 bu. ; Increase , 482,000 bu.
* Mllwiuikrn ( I nil n Market.
MILWAUKEE , Nov. 6. WHEAT
Higher ; No. 1 northern , 6SQ S4c ! ; No , 2
northern , 65fl66o.
HYE FirmNo. . 1 , 6I4035C.
BARLEY Lower ; No. 2 , 46c ; sample , 38
04lc.
IVorlrt Mnrli.-t.
PKORIA , Nov. 6. -CORN- Easier ; No. 2 ,
32110.
OATF-Steady ; No. 3 while. 23V4Q24c.
AVHISKY Lower , on the basis of $1.2314
for finished goods.
Diiluth Slarltef.
DULUTH , Nov. 6-AVHEAT-No. 1 hard ,
cash , 67ic : No. 1 northurn , cash , 66T o ; De-
cembcr iXVtc ; May , 70c ; No. 2 northern ,
C3Tic ; No. 3 spring , COHc.
itulii lliiKi-r Market.
ELGIN. 111. , Nov. 6-nUTTBR-Klrm at
24Uc ; 10 tuba offered , 23 ! o bid ; no salca.
.tMill * AV In-lit ami Klour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. C-WHBAT-In
store ; No. 1 northern , G5l&c ; December , 05o ;
May , MUflWKe. On track : No. 1 hard ,
671ic ; No. 1 northern , 6-5'ic ; No. 2 northern ,
63e.
63e.FLOUR
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged.
BRAN-Hlgher ! In bulk , 411.00011:50. :
SIOA'KMBNTS OF STOCKS AM ) HONDS.
Symptom * of AVcnUncus Dlxniipcnr
nnil Sharp Onlns IXnbllNlieil.
NEW YORK , Nov. 6.-The course of the
stock market todny effectually dlslpated
the symptoms of weakness which were
engendered by the Saturday bank slnle-
menl. The course of prices was downward
In Iho early dealings , but practically all
the declines were recovered nnd some strik
ing gains were established In u consider
able l.sl of stocks. The downward course
proceeded to the. extent of 1 to 2 per cent
In a number of the prominent Industrials
nnd reached ns much ns n point In a num i
ber of the railroads , Including- examples
from the grangers , southwestern , southern ,
coalers nnd trunk 1'ncs. ' NorthwMiern
.dropped at one time 214. I the lending In
dustrials a level of prices was subsequently
established reaching generally n poltil nbovo
Saturday , The railroad group win not so
resilient , but Its downward course of the
morning was very generally retraced and
fractional net gains are the rule. In South
ern Pacific the recent large nnd organized
buying was resumed after the decline
had reached ? i nnd U was advanced 1 % and
closed Ihcrc. The speculation In Leather
continued on nn enormous scale , the prlro
being raised on running sales of 20,0 shares
nt the opening from . % below to 14 above
Saturday's price. Subsequently the loss ot
Saturday was more than recovered nnd the
price lifted lo within n shade of 41. Thtro
was heavy realizing In the slock In Ihe Inle
dcnllngF , but It was ( Irmly supported at
40. The renewed suppoi t by Ihe spcculiitlvu
pool In Lenlhcr had no small inlluenco In
dissipating the fears of a general break In
prices.
There were ninny soothing explanations
offered of the exhibit of n deficit In surplus
reserves by Saturday's bank statement.
The favorite explanation among speculators
was tnai u was due to an "error in me
return of a slncle bank , or rather to Ihe
rectification of an error made In the previ
ous week's return. It was this crier , so It
wns said , which caused Iho unduly favor
able statement of October 23 nnd the al
lowance for It which made the showing ot
the dellclt of last Saturday nnd upset the
stock market. The comfort lound In this
explanation was somewhat d'sturhcd by Ihe
rise In Ihe call money rate lo 12 per tent
and Iho calling of loans by Ihe banks. But
Ihe. conviction 'became ' general that Satur
day's bank Etalcmenl was noi a fair Index
ot Ihe actual condition of the banks. 1 he
continued hardness of New York i : change
at Important Inlerlor points nromoJ i. < -
pcctnllons that the movement of money is
about lo turn In favor of New Yurie. The
short contracts which were put out in Ui > >
morning were very generally coveroJ icfoic
the close. The eve of the elections was also
the occasion for the covering of s imc short
contracls which had been put out on the
theory that this year's elections might be
the. prelude toIhe unsettled business condi
tions which are looked for In a presidential
year. The drop In the money rale to 5 per
cent late In the day accentuated the buy
ing demand for stocks. An Incident of the
day was a sale of United S'W-'s ' Milling at
12. compared with 24 for Ihe last pic-ceding
sale sometime since.
Prices of bonds only partly recovered from
the early decline in sympathy with stocks.
Total sales , par value , { 2.075.WJO. United
Stales old 4s , coupon , advanced .4 In the
bid price.
The Commercial Advertise.- ' : ; London
financial cablegram says : The markets
here were Inactive todaypending develop
ments In the South African war and the
money situation. Americans were dull , al
most stngnanl. They dropped frullonally.
The country sold Erie first preferred , fc'pun-
Ish 4s were 63.73. Tlntos , 46 % . Anacondas ,
9 = & , on the Exploration company's resigna
tion from the European agency , following
the stoppage of the publication of regular
reports. It Is rumored that J. P. Morgan
& Co. will be successors , tout the London
house professes Ignorance on the subject.
Money is hardening on the rumor that the
Bank of France would raise Its discount
rate Ihls week , causing Germany and pos
sibly England to follow suit. The payment
on Ihe first issue of treasury bills falls en
next stock settlement day and a squeeze Is
expected. The county council proposes to
Issue 600,000 < six-months' bills. Twenty
thousand pounds sterling In gold was taken
for Roumnnla , 10,000 for South Africa and
18.000 for an unstated destination.
The following are Ihe quotations for the
leading- stocks on the New York exchange
today :
Xeiv York Sliiney Market.
NEW VORK Nov. 6. MONEY-On call ,
firm nt 5Q12 per cent ; last loan , at 5 per
cent ; ruling rate. 9 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-55/5 } !
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Irrcgulnr. with
business In bankers' bills ut $ i.S64f'lS7 ( for
demand and nt $ I.824T(4. ( 3 for sixty days ;
posted rates , $4.86tfl.83 ; commercial bills ,
$1.82.
SlLA'ER-Certlficntes , 5814059 0 ; bar.
RSUr : Mexican dollars. 47'lc. '
BONDS Government bonds , firm ; state
bonds , Inactive ; railroad bonds , easier.
The following nre the closingquotallons
on bonds :
TJ. 8. 23. reu M. . K. & T. 2s. . . 7114
do 33 , reR..10S do 4s 93
do 3s. coup..lOS N. A' . Cent. is..11214
U. S. new 4s , reg.W V. J. C , gen. 5s..120
do 4s coup.12i i No. Carolina CS..127
U. 8 , old 47. reg.,112 do 4i. .101
do coupon.112'r ' No. Paclllo Is..113
U , 8 , 5f. rest 1JOS do 3s. . . . . f.5'4
do Es , coup.1105i do 4s 10214
D. of f ' K58..117 N.Y.C.&St.U 4S.106
Ala. classi A 112 N. & AV. con. 4s. 92 %
do class B..10S do gen. 63. , . . 133
do class U.,101 Ore. Niiv. Is 115
do currencyico _ do 4s . . .lOW ;
Atch. gen. 4,8 OS n O , S. L. 6s 12SV4
do adj. 4s. . . ST do con. 5,111
Canoda So. 2s..70 ? Reading cen , 4s. , 87
Giles. & O. 4H . 95 % Rio G. AV. Is 9714
do 6s , . . , ,11tii,4 Hl.L , & T.M.C.5S..110
C. & N. W. C.7B.145 Bl.L. & S.P.B.Gs.121
do 8. P. deb. Ba.lis St. Paul con 16S
Chlcn&o T < > r , 4s. . 9S'i 81.P..C. & P. is..120
D. & It. Q. Is.100 ( In Bl 120U
do 4s D9 > 4 So. Hallway ES..10SV4
13. T..Va. & G.ls.lfWs. R. n. * T. 6s. . . . SI
i i > gen. 4s 7mTonn. N. S. 3s. . . fli
F W. & D. C. 1s. 80V"ex. . & Pa. Is..114
Gen. Electric Ss.llfl doI 2s. 55
G , II , & 8. A. 03.109 I . , 101
do 2d lOW . 13 111
H. & T. C. nj.,111 do 2a ,10.114
do con. 6-I..110 West K'-oro K..11.1H
Iowa Central Is.,113 Wla. Central Is. . 75
K. C. . P. & O. Is. 72T4 Va. Centuries . . . . 8fi',4
La , new. con. 4sIM do deferred. . B
L. & N. un , 4s. . 991J Colo. Bo. 4a Soli
Offered.
KorelKii I-'IniiiiL'InI ,
PARIS , Nov. 8 , Prices on thu bourse today -
day commenced weak , Internationals wfrn
flrm. The early fcara of nn advance In the
Bank of Franco rale wore dissipated Impr
on London purchasing , which , however ,
lifted up Ihe price of Kaffirs , while the of-
fcrltiKi' of Internationals woru numerous ,
Hlo Tlntos were In atronff demand , OW'IIB
to the advance In conpor. Thrc per cenl
rentes , ICOf 17Ho for the account ; exchange
on London , 23f 22c for checks. Spanish 4s ,
CI.M ,
BERLIN , Nov. C.-On the bourse today
prices were dull on I < ondon advices. Inter
national securities were easier , excnpl In
the cnco ot Spanish 4 ? . Canadian Pacifies
declined. Americans were fairly main
tained. Transvaal railroads were harder.
I/ocnh declined considerably , owing to largo
realizations.
FRANKFORT , Nov. 6-Prlces opened
slendy on the- bourse today. Later , owing
, to heavy felling orders , locals weakened.
especially mlno shares. Foreigners and
Americans were fairly active.
LONDON , Nov. 6. American securities
opened l.incr oh weak advices from New
A ork nnd prices remained down with next
to nothing doing , thei market being obedient
to the lend of Wall slreel. The closing- lone
was dull. Spanish 4 , 6V > J. The amount of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land on balance today was 1,000. Gold
premium nt Buenos Ayres wns 136.30.
BUENOS AYRES. Nov. C. The gold quo
tation today wns 136.SO.
HoNtiin Mock ( tnotaHnnn ,
BOSTON , Nov. 6.-Call loans , 6 per
cenl ; tlmt loans. BTJG per cent. Official
closing quoinilons of sleeks , bonds and
mining snares :
A. . T. & 8. P. . . . 22 % Win. Central . . . . 20V4
do pfd . ! fi6U Dom. Coil 47
Am. Sugar . 157 do t'fd 1173i
Bell Telephone. . .368 Atchlson 4s 9S
Boslon & A . 230 Advenlure 6u
DOC ton nievaicd.io6y. Allouer. M. Co. . . 3'fc
Borton & Malne.2Vi ( Allalitlc 27
C. , B. & Q . Ill Boston & Mont.322
Ed. Eleo. HI . 208 Bntle & Boston. R7
Fltehburpr pfd. . . .120 Pal , & Ilceln 70. ' ,
Gen. Eleclrlc . . . .121U Centennial 2.i'4
Federal Steel . . . . RS'i Franklin 17 %
do pfd , Illimboldt 112
Mex. Central . . . . 13'4 O ccola SIVi
Old Colony 20S Parrot 13'd
Old Dominion . . . . 30 Oulncy IB"
Rubber 4 i Santa. Ke Copper. S'fe
Union Pacific . . . . 47 % Tnmnrnck
Union Land 3V AVInona
West Knd 92 AVolvcrlnes 42U
West End pfd..115 Ulnh 37' ! .
\VeHth. Kleetrlc. . 46
Ex-dlv.
London Stock ( | uotntloii .
LONDON. Nov. C. 4 p. m. Closing :
Consols , money. .1035i SI. Paul. com. . . .129 %
do account. . 103" < i N. Y. Central , . . .1414
Can. Pacific . 9714 Pennsylvania . . . . BS',4
Erie . 13 % Reading . 11
do 1st pfd. . . . SSVfeNo. Pacific 4s. . . . 77 i
Illinois Central. . . 118U Alchlson . 23 < S
U. P. pfd . 78-i Louisville . 88 %
BAR SILA'ER-Qulct at 264 per ox.
MONEY 2V4TI3 per cenl. |
The rale of discount in the open market
for Miort bills Is 47-lCf(4Vi ! per cenl ; for
three months' bills , 414 per cent.
Uniik
CHICAGO , Nov. 6.-ClearlliES. $24,071.552 ;
balances , $2,203,020. Sterling exchange. $4.84
04. SS. ' New York exchange , lOc premium ,
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6.-Clcarlngs. $3.878,612 ;
balances , $026,477. Money , 4QS per cent.
New York exchange25c bid , par asked.
NEAV YORK. Nov. 6.-Clearngs | , $115,140.- ,
862 ; balances , $5,026,021.
BOSTON , Nov. 6.-Clearlngs , $18,654,145 ;
balances , $2.431,190.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. G. Clearings ,
$11,691,514 ; balances. $2,131,702.
Condition of the Troamiry.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $291,271,655 ;
gold reserve , $253,76S,5&8.
Cotton Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6.-COTTON-Firm nnd
l-16c higher ; sales , 100 bales ; middling ,
73-16c ; receipts , 5,987 bales ; shipments , 6,573
bales ; stock , S9.315 bales.
NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 6.-COTTON-
Firm ; rales , 4,700 bales ; ordinary , 5jc ; good
ordinary , 6'4c ; low middling , 613-lUc ; mid
dling , 7 13-loc ; good middling , 77-16c ; mid
dling fair , 7-ic ; receipts , 11,478 bales ; stock ,
283,005 bales. Futures , steady ; November ,
$7.05 bid ; December , $7.08 7.10 ; January ,
J7.1007.ll ; February , $7.1307.14 ; April , $7.17C (
7.19 ; May , $7.1907.20 ; June , $7.201(7.22 ( ; July ,
$7.2107.23 ; August , $7.0507.09 ; September , J6.10
06.82.
NEW YORK , Nov. C. COTTON The
market for cotton -futures exhibited many
signs of inherent strength today , with the
leading- feature broadening speculation. The
tendency of prices was upward In the fore
noon , but later In the day very heavy profit-
taking served to check further Improve
ment and nt times forced a partial reaction.
The opening was steady , with the active
options S@ll points higher , this being but a
few points below' ' the top notch for the ses
sion. Around the opening- shorts , room
bulls , the Investment public , southern in
terests and the foreign clique were all iden
tified as active bilyers. with len or more un-
remltllng- their1 efforts throughout the
rest of the dixy. Behind this general de
sire to secure cotton were strong cables
from Europe , public and private , and a
bullish batch of ( reports from the crop cen
ters.1. As for the foreign markets , Liverpool
had unexpectedly advanced 303V4 points in
the future department and l-32d In the
spot department. Special dispatches to
traders on 'change staled lhat heavy frosls
had occurred In Iho Mississippi vllley and
pretty much throughout the northern belt
during the last two nights. In pplto of 3-16
iftlic In the bid prices many spot cotton
dealers in the south could not be Induced to
part with the small supplies remaining In
their possession , this causing great uneasi
ness In export circles and among American
spinners , all of whom were In need of sup
plies for prompt shipment. The receipts at
nearly all point ? made a poor showing In
comparison with those of equal date a year
ago. At the close the market for futures
was very steady In tone , with prices net
6J(15 points higher.
LIA'ERPOOL. Nov. 6. COTTON Spol ,
good business ; American middling fair ,
417-32d ; good middling. 45-16d ; middling ,
4VW ; low middling , 315-16d ; good ordinary ,
34d ; ordinary , 39-16d. The sales of the day
were 12,000 bales , of which 1,000 bales were
for speeulallon and export and Included
5,000 bales American. Futures opened
nnd closed steady ; American middling , 1 , m.
u. , November , 4@-l l-64d , buyers ; Novem
ber and December 4d , sellers ; December
and January , 3C3-61d , sellers : January and
February , 3 C2-6)d ) , sellers : February nnd
March , 3 61-64f3 ( 62-64d , sellers ; March and
April. 361-64d , buyers ; April and May ,
361-61(1 ( , sellers ; May nnd June , 3 60-ttlK
3 61-61d , sellers ; Juno and July , 3 59-64fa
3 60-6U1 , buyers ; July and August , 3 59-ei {
3 co-file ) , sellers ; August and September ,
357-filSf35S-64d. hellers.
Oil Market.
NEW YORK , Nov. 6. OILS-Turpentlne ,
quiet at 50-Kfril'/4c. ' Rosin , dull and steady ;
strained , ccmmon to good , $1.2214f1.25.
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 6.OILLlnseed ,
21s < ! d.
LONDON , Nov. 6. OILS-CaIcutta lin
seed , spol , 47s 3d ,
OIL CITY , Pa. , Nov. 6. OILS Credit bal
ances , $1.56 ; certificates , no bid , offers or
.sales ; shipments , 121,218 bbls. ; average. 76-
517 bbls , ; runs , 113,075 Wbls. ; average , 75,391
ibis.
SAVANNAH , Nov. 6.-OILS-Splrlts of
turpentine , steady nt 471 c. Ropln , firm and
unchanged.
WIUA1INGTON , N. C. , Nov. 6.-OILS-
Splrlls of tiirpenline , steady at 47ftJ7 ! e.
Rosin , flrm at $5.00. Crude lurpentlne , quiet
$ l.COi)2.M ) ) . Tar , steady at $1.30.
ColTcc Market ,
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady , with prices unchanged io
5 points higher nnd ruled ncllvo nil day
with the general trend of sentiment bull
ish nnd the tendency of prices upward on
firm cables , small receipts , large deliveries ,
good spot demand and better statlsllcal
showing for the week than oxpecti-d.
ShorlH , AVnll street and Europe were Iho
leading buyers. The world's visible
showed a deeienso of 336i68 bags ; closed
slendy and SftlO points not higher on Oc
tober : salon , 32,750 bags , Including Decem
ber. $5.33 < f(5.40 ; January , $5.37 % : March ,
$5.45(05.50 ( ; May. $3.55 ; June , $5.60 ; Julv. $5.111 ;
September , $5.7505.80. Spot coffee , Rio firm.
Mild. firm.
Dry fionilH Market ,
NEAV YORK , Nov. 6. DRY GOODS-At-
Inndanco of buyers loday was limited , elcc-
llon imprests Interfering wllh business.
Fair mall orders for staple collcns and lone <
sllll strong ; Eomo eastern makes blue den
ims further advanced ' ,40 per yard : regular
print cloths Idle but wide goods In active
demand and advancing ; . " 814-Inch. &l equates
sold at 4'c for spots nnd 4 7-16o for eon-
Iraclf ) ; prints nnd ginghams wllhout
change ; dress goods in demand ; pacific all-
wool cashmeres advanced 2Hc per yard ;
men's wear woolen and worsted fabrics
quiet. No market tomorrow.
Snunr .Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-SUGAR-Raw ,
steady : fair refining , 3 13-16c ; centrifugal , 90
tcsl , 45-16e ; molasses sugar , 39-I6c ; refined ,
sleady ; crushed , 511-16c ; powdered , 514c ;
granulated , D3-lCc.
NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 6. SUGAR Mar
ket steady : open kettle , new , 4s ; open ketlle.
cenlrlfugaj , 45-16e ; centrifugal yellow. 4'fc '
{ (4e ( ; focondH , 3c. Molasses , nominal ;
centrifugal , 14f(22c ( ; syrup , new cane , SJii'Wc.
LONDON , Nov. 6. SUGAR Root , Novem-
bcr , 9s ,
California. Dried I-'rulU.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-CALIFOHNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Bleady ; evaporated ap
ples , common , 6f(7c ( ; prlmo wlro tray , 7 %
( TiSc ; choice , SliSS'/sc ; fancy , 8V4f/9c. / Pruno-i ,
SHftbH" per lb. , un to size and quallly.
AprlcolH , Royal , 13 15c : Moor Park. 1MJ
UP Peaches , peeled , 20S22o ; impeded , 7Vi
< & 10c , i
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 6.-WOOI-Aetlve and
Btrong , with prices a shade better ; medium
graded , lCi(21e ; light fine , ISftlSc ; heavy fine ,
; tub washed ,
I OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Kinds of Killing Cattle An in Mod
erate Supply ,
MARKET IS IN GOOD HEALTHY CONDITION
llRlit llccclnlfl iif Hops mill Nearly All
Sell lit fiend Scnnoii Knrly Sale *
Moftfly nt tfl.tlO llenvy Sheep
ArlwilN mill ( iood Demand ,
* Indicates Sund&v.
The ollicial number of cars of sloe
brought In today by each road was :
c-H ° Sh'Hlr'B
-
c. , , M. &SL P. K f ! :
O. & St. I , . Ily . -J .
Missouri Pacific Uy. . C
Union Pnelllc System. 03 7 a :
C. & N. W. Ily .
11
C. , St. P. . M. & 0 5 'i
B. K. .M. H. R. Ri C5 IB
C. , B. & Q. Ry 1
C. , R. f. & P. Ry. . K. 1 1
C. , R. 1. & P. Ry. . W. . . 1
Total receipts . 17-1 -41 22 2o
The disposition of the day's receipts wn
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co. . . . . . . 125 .
G. II. Hammond Co . 313 BOJ .95
Swift and Company . -143 GG2 . . . .
Cudahy PackingCo . 56S 87S 2,16 ,
Armour & Co . 2S7 637 4G
R. Uecker & Degan . 1 ! > 5 .
i..ouman & Co 07
W. 1. Stephens 171
Benton & Underwood 176
Huston & Co 1
hwlngstono & Schaller. . . 41
Hamilton & Rothschild. . . 445
Other buyers , . 1,571 2,0
Held over 400 230 1
Totals 6,297 3.029 6,06
CATTLE Killing cattle of all kinds were
In very moderate supply this morning nnd
the market In consequence In a good
healthy condition and to the liking of sell
ers.
There were no western beef steers of nnj
consequence and not many cornfeds , so that
the market was active and stronger on that
kind. Some would say quite a little higher
but to call It strong and active woult
more nearly express the real condition of
the market. Owing to the scarcity of beef
local packers were better buyers than the
feeder speculators and they took cattle that
would ordinarily go for feeders.
Cows and heifers were not very plentiful
and the market on that kind of cattle was
also strong and active nnd practically
everything changed hands In good season.
Bulls brought the same old prices.
Stockers and feeders were very slow sale
and outside of a few .sales of something
that Jus > t happened to please some buyer
the market was not only slow , but lower.
All kinds were very slow sale and nt a
late hour there were still cattle unsold.
The cause for the market being In such a
condition wan due to the fact that specu
lators were forced to carry a good many
cattle over from last week and in consequence
quence were not ready to buy many more
until a country demand materialized. The
break In the market has carrle-d prices
pfotty well down toward the low point.
Calves especially are way down to what
they were a little while ago. Representa
tive sales :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. . . . No. Av. Pr.
6 1061 $3 45 23 1162 580
14 10S5 4 10 55 1204 5 SO
40 11C8 4 fiT 20 1131 580
20 996 4 75 46 1392 . . 85
1 860 4 75 37 139S 5 85
18 1117 4 SO 14 ? . . . .1314 585
31 1133 540 1 1490 5 85
1 1180 540 29 1300 5 90
20 1226 5 45 10 1500 5 90
21 1201 560 130050 °
co s.
2 960 250 2 1010 320
1 1050 275 2 1135 325
2 1025 275 3 946 310
2 980 290 18 835 335
1 1180 300 1 1190 340
2 92u 305 1 1200 365
2 925 300 3 134(1 ( 365
32 895 310 4 10S2 375
1 1070 315 1 1290 475
3S 980 3 20
20HEIFERS.
HEIFERS.
17 705 345 1 7RO 350
1 880 360 28 79 ? 475
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
14 970 5 30
30BULLS.
BULLS.
2 1465 275 1 1030 275
CORNFED TEXAS.
20 1038 5 00
STOCIC COWS AND HEIFERS.
12 901 3 30
STOOICERS AND FEEDERS.
46 Bn ( ! 31" , 2 975 3 ! X )
2 835 325 18 9G9 400
NEBRASKA.
130 stk. Civ. 362 5 00 12(1 ( stk. civ. 35S 5 no
1 bull 1120 3 00 17 bulls 1410 , r >
I hleer. . 920 3 00 47 cows 972 3 15
4 cows. . 852 3 00 1 ranncr. . . 7SO 2 GO
0 sleers 1061 ! 4 ° 5 51 cows .091 3 70
1 bull. . . .1280 3 00 2 feeders. . 615 3 G1
1 bull. . . .1230 3 no 4 feeders. . 137 3 85
Ibull. . . . ! ) SO 3 20 1 feeder. . . 7KO 3 M
1 feeder , . 820 3 35 4 feeders , . 970 2 75
1 feeder . 7fiO 3 35 I feeder. . . 1020 2 75
1 feeder . SOO 2 25 1 feeder. . , COO 2 25
1 feeder . 890 3 05 1 feeder. . . nio 3 ftt
54 feeder , . 972 3 40 30 feeders. . 90S 3 10
14 cows. . , .1005 360 1 cow SfiO 2 50
1 row. . . .1100 3 00 19 POWP 10)2 3 60
1 cow. . . .icon 3 no 4 cows 1110 3 75
17 cows. , .1015 2 75 5 cows 1067 3 40
1 cow. . . .740 3 00 2 cows 1010 4 00
2 cows. , . 850 3 25 2 cows 1000 2 75
2 cows. .1120 2 ' 1 POW. 960 2 75
12 cows. 830 3 CO 1 rlecr IOSO 4 BO
1 steer. ,1260 1 00 2 calves. . . 170 4 firt
1 hull. . . . .1180 280 1 bull 1050 3 25
62 feeders. , 774 4 ° ii 1 fowler. . , 770 3 00
1 feeder. . . 8SO 4 00 2 feeders. . 910 4 no
2 feeders. . 860 3 75 13 feeders. . 909 75
( J feeders , . % ! 3 60 64 feeders. " 733 350
41 feeders. . 7CO 3 BO 1 bull./1636 315
G.1 feeders. . 840 3 75 1 heifer. , . , 826 3 40
3 feeders , SIO 3
3COLORADO. .
G feeders. , 922 330 GO feeders. . 862 4 M
Gl feeders. . 845 4 00 31 feeders , , 851 4 no
5 cows 12SS 3 35 11 cows 862 3 30
22 feeders. , tllfi 4 20 GS feeders , , 751 4 20
3 feeders. , 751 3 GO
74 Hteers. . . . G12 4 25 46 sleors. . . , C27 4 25
C slcerB..1118 4 TO 1 cow , , , , , , 710
1 i < nt\- 7jn n Kft
25feederH..1042 3 50 60 feeders , . S2C I 03
40 feeders. . SW > I 05
WYOMING ,
1 cow. , , . .1320 3 CO 1 cow 910 3 60
3 cows. . , , 906 3 15 1 POW. . . . . . 900 3 60
1 POW. . , , . .inn 3 6n 1 bull 1470 275
17 cows. . . .1011 3 Grt 49 steers..1117 4 30
1 cow. . . . . 770 3 15
15IDAHO.
IDAHO.
4 feeders. , G72 3 40 4 steerp. . .1025 4 2.1
1 POW 1000 2 75 11 COWM . . . . KB 3 GO
3 POWS 840 3 00 5 cows , . , . . 9IS 3 HO
1 COW 1120 3 CO 1 eow 870 3 25
1 bull 610 3 25 1 heifer. . . S20 3 IV )
1 bull 1550 2 75 2 heifers..10,10 3 75
SOUTH DAKOTA.
22 steers..1140 3 Hi 1 cow 11ifl ( 3 10
3 cows 896 2 75 1 cow 1190 275
1 cow 10 0 2 75 16 COWH IrtJO 3 40
10 steers.,11G6 4 30 1 ste-er 1330 4 CO
1 Hleer. . . . . 810 3 50 8 cows 1170 3 75
2 steers. . . . 9S5 4 10 1 Hag 1106 3 40
22 steem..l071 4 15 3 slaps 1260 3 50
John Hall-Colo.
3 bulls 117G 2 GO 20 bulls 1135 2 90
1 feeder. . . 1000 3 50
A. W. Anderson 8 , D.
22 cows 1112 3 CO icnw 1070 3 25
J. D. Webb-Wyo.
65 feeders , . 731 4 W ) 4 feeders. . 750 4 50
1 feeder , . . CdO 4 GO
Dane Evans S. D
23 feeders. . 911 4 00
Nefsey Bros.yo ,
I steers..1145 410 Icow. , . . 1010
14 steers.1031 410 1 bull 1600 2 25
6Bti-ers.im 4 10 1 fiieer. . . ' . } w 4 10
Ileatfan Bros , Cole
3 cows. . . 970 2 75 1 steer. , 870 3 M
. 1 cow 2 75 1 cow. . , ,1000 , 3 00
16 cows , . . . 3 CO 2 POWS. ,11115 , 4 * *
46 feeders. 88 4 00 , 970 3 50
12 feeders. 3 50 , 920 4 m
22 feeders.
3 50
2S feeders. . . . . . , , . .
Nat Bakcr-Wyo.
21 bulls 11S8 285
2htcers. 11SO 4 40
5 feeders. 432 4 W
, 76 feeders 7'l 4 40
W&xffi i& " * * : : Tis i 40
- ' '
SstPers. . . . ! "
2 M
"l"WH"
"
" '
Ibull
1510 275 375
4 rows 1CM7 3 29 1 cow KK ) 3 75
5 cows 1175 3 20
A. Holbcn-S. D.
23 feeders. . 783 4 00 SS feeders. . KK > 4 30
Hunter ft Gray \Vyo.
2S feeders. . 035 4 05
V. P. Shram-S. D ,
1 steer. , . . .121" 3 75 1 bull 1250 2 75
7 steers. . . , P07 3 75 1 cow 910 3 00
1 stag .1400 305 14 POWS 915 375
A. J. Monroe Wyo.
3 cows. . . . f1g | S Tn 9 cows ! > 4t 3 75
IX A. Mclsaaes Wvo.
12 cows. . . . . 997 3 50 ( ! cow ? . . . . O S 3 40
1 cow .1200 4 2T 3 rows 1020 400
W. 1) . Drlsklll-S. D.
Ibull .13SO 2 7T > B steers..1200 450
14 cows. . . . . ! ( * > ! .175 1 steer 12SO 450
1 cow .1020 3 75 1 COW 12TO 4 M
C. U'ebster-NVyn.
1. " feeders. . 927 4 15 111 feeders. . 013 4 00
13 cows. . . . .10SO 3 40
(5.V. ( . Russell-Neb.
41 cows. 816 3 23 9 heifers. . . 333
T. F. Memmlncer Wyo.
4.1 cows P33 3" ? 5 "f feeder" . . fltO 3 70
Icow 930 335 SSnrlfcrs. . LOS 345
Icow 9)0 ) 325 1 holfe : . . . 7M 315
1 cow ! > 00 3 25 4 heifers. . 633 3 15
A. C. Thomns Mnnt.
2 cows { KO 375 Ibull 1260 2 SO
33 cows 102i ( 375 7 sleers. . . 103S 385
Ibull 1370 2 5fl 3Btcers..lOS3 385
3 COWH 1010 3 00
HOCIS Rccclpls were light nnd the hog
market , ns usual on Monday , did not cut
much llgure In Ihe d.iy's business. The
market opened just about steady wllh the
clo o of last Saturday that IP. not qulto
so good ns Saturday's curly market. The
most of the hogs sold In good season , but
later on buyers , under the evident Impres
sion that there would be a larue run on
Tuesday nnd possibly a lower market , be-
eamo very Indifferent , MO that the market
closed a Httlc lower. The early rales were
largely at $4.00 , while toward the close It
was very luird work lo pet that price , buy
ers as it rnlo bidding J1.33Jf3.97'4 for the
late arrival ? . Representative pales :
Ing , but so was the demand , so that there
were non ( > too many here to satisfy the
buyers. The market opened early and ne-
tlvo and practically everything was dis
posed of In good season and at satisfactory
price ? . The market was steady to strong-
ns comnared wl'.h the close of last week
on nil desirable kinds of killing sheep and
lambs.
There was also a fair demand for feeders
and prices on that kind were Just about
the same as prevailed nt the elo-'t of la t
week. It will be borne In mind that there
Is a good demand for desirable feeding
lambs right along , but old ewes seem to
drag most of the time , though the pens
have been fairly well cleared on most days.
Quotations : Good to i-hoicc fed wethers.
$4.25154.40 : good to choice grass wether" . J1.10
(84.15 ( ; fair to good graps wethers , $3.8304.00
good to choice grass ewes. $ ' 1 &OIJT3.05 ; fair
to good gross ewes. $3.25J3.50 ( ; good to
choice western lambs , $5.00J(5.25 ( ; fair to gooi
western lambs , $4.65 ® 4.SO : feeder wethers
$3.G5ft3.75 ( ; feeder yearlings. . * 3.75fT3 90 : gooc
to choice feeder lambs. $4.25 < 3t.0 ! ; fair to
good feeder lambs , f4.OOiT4.25. Representa
tive sales :
No. Av. Pr.
483 western yearlings SO $373
3S3 Wyoming feeding wethers. . S4 : i 75
14. ! "U'yomlng feeding wethers. . 78 3 75
33 yearlings 75 4 12l
248 fed yearlings 9S 4 40
100 western lamb * 61 4 50
1091 western lambs 61 , 4 75
770 western lambs 61 500
22 western bucks 122 229
185 western wethers 93 4 00
39 AVyomlng wethers 87 4 25
CHICACO 1,1 VIS STOCK .MAIIKHT.
Good Itccf < ' ( l < llf llrliiK fiend PrlccM
mill Odior MnrUflMro Stonily.
CHICAGO , Nov. C. CATTLI3 Uest beef
cattle steady to lOc higher ; fair kinds
steady ; range cattle strong ; other markets
steady ; cattle , good to fancy , $5.7506.75 ;
common to medium , Jl.25i55.50 ; cows , heif
ers and bulls , $1.75J4.50 ( ; fancy heifers ,
$5.50 ; Texas grangers , $2.25 3.85 ; good Texans -
ans , $1.505(5.05 ; calves , $4.00ig7.75.
HOGS Market strong for butchers nnd
best heavies ; packing and light grades
steady ; closing steady to strong ; fair to
SHEI3P AND LAMBS The market for
both sheen and lambs was steadv today ;
sheep , common to choice , S'i.OOW.GO ; west
ern rangers , $3.50f4.4fl ; good to prime lambs ,
$5.00ff5.65 ; prime native yearlings , $1.2501.75 ;
range lambs , $ l.6075.63. (
RECEIPTS-Cattle. 15.000 head ; hogs , 32-
000 head ; sheen , 21,000 bead.
\ MV York Ilv > Stock.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6. BKEV123 Receipts ,
6,009 head ; active ; steers Cc lower ; bulls
steady : cows ste-ndy to 10c lower ; steers ,
$4.4ft8 < i22V < . : oxen , $3.10f(5.00 ; bulls , $ " .00ff4.0fi ;
cows , $1.60fi4.15. Cables quote live cattlu
slow nt lltt12ttc Per ] ! > . : tops. I2'/fcc ,
dressed weights : refrigerator benf , S' c. Kx-
ports , none ; tomorrow , 500 head cuttle ? and
,600 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts , 2.R64 head ; veals slow ;
grnssers 25c lower ; veals. $4.50 (8.50 ( ; grass-
crs. $2.G053.25 : westerns , $ ' ! .121 < > .
SHEEP AND LA'MBS Receipts. 18,830
lead ; sheep weak to lOc lower ; lambs loc
ewer ; some sales 23c : lower ; sheep , $2.50 ®
.25 ; culls , $1.75j72.23 : lambs , $4.60fj5.50 ; e.xtr ,
3.60 ; cull.-f , $3.75'2'4.00 ' ; Canadian lambs , $5.10 {
5.40.
5.40.HOGS
HOGS Receipts , J3.691 head ; steady at
4.50Q-I.60 ,
There will be no market icport tomorrow ,
KnnxnH City Jlv < - Slock.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. G-CATTLE-Ro-
eelpts , 7,000 head natives , 1,760 head Texans ;
leslrablo cattle active and higher ; others
steady ; heavy native steers , $5.40J5.W ! ;
Ightwelghts. $5.20(85.50 ( ; stackers and fend
ers , $3.50ii4.50 : butcher cows and heifers ,
W.OOfH.OO : cannon , $2.40Q3.00 ; fed western
Meer.s , $4.001(5.00 ; range steers , $3.00Jfl.65 ;
Texans , $3.00'J4.30.
HOGS Receipts , 6,300 head ; market slow ;
good desirable steadv : others 24o lower :
ieavy and mixed , $ l.00f(1.05 ( ; light , $3.SOQ )
.05 : pigs. KI.7003.SO.
SHEI3P Receipts , 2,150 head ; market firm
and unchanged ; lambs , $1,757(5.00 ; muttons ,
3Mfl.30 ; Miockers and feeders , $3.00Q4 25 ;
culls , $2,00(03.00. (
St. I.oiilN l.lvr Sluuk.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6.-CATTLE-Reeelpts ,
,800 head , Including 1.300 bend Texans ;
nnrket strong for natives , with Texans
teady ; native shipping and export steers ,
1,75(80.25 ( ; dressed beef nnd butcher steers ,
l.00f(5.60 ( ; steers under 1,000 Ibs. . $3.35tJ'4.50 :
lockers and feeders , $2.&OfflV ( ) : cows nnd
iclfers , $2.00j-4,70 ; canner.s , $1.001(2.85 ( ; bulls ,
2.2003.65 ; Texas nnd Indian steers , $3.35fj )
,00 ; COWH nnd heifers , * 2.25ii(3.70 ( ,
HOGS Receipts , 1,700 bead : market
teady ; plgsi and lights. $ .1. 3'fl,05 ' ( ; packers ,
3.9Qfil.10 : butiliern , { I.OSffl.lli.
SHEEP Receipts , 600 head ; market
teadv ; native muttons. $1.00771.35 ; lambs ,
4.00S5.65 ; atockers , $2.00(8:3.25 ( : ; Texas Blicep ,
1.00.
St. .loNcpli Ilvi * Slocl.- ,
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , Nov. 0. ( Special. )
Th Journal quotes as follows :
CATTLE Receipts. 1,400 head ; market ac-
Ivo nnd strong to lOo higher : quality com
mon to fair ; natives , tl.OOftGtu ; Texas and
vosterns , $3.10f(5.65 ( ; COWH and heifers , $1 73 ®
,60 ; bulls , and since1 , $2.0ftf/l.75 / , yearlings
nd calves , J4.OOft5.lO ; mockers nnd feeders , .
) 23fi 4 50 ; VinlH. f4.OOW6.EO.
HOGS Receipts , 3,100 bend ; market weak
n Be lower ; nil grades , JI.OOH07'/V. bulk ,
l.02 < rn.0i.
SHEEP Receipts , 100 head ; market
teady. _
Stock In Sluht ,
Following are the receipts at the four
rlnclpal western markets for November 0 ;
Cattle. Hogf , Sheep.
outh Omaha . 4,351 , 3.0S1 5,342
hlcngo . 15,000 32.000 21,000
< anfiiH City . 7,00f > 6,300 2,150
t. Louis .f . 2iOO 4.700 SOO
Totals . 23J15T 4C.OS1 31,952
Indian ArrcNtril for .Murder.
AUSTIN. Nev. , Nov. 6. An Indian , who
s accused of murdering the wife and
n fiint BOH of B. Delgroene , a Beetlon fore-
nan of Iho Nevada Central railroad , lian
jcen c.iplured and brought here lo await
rial. The crime wan commuted on Thnrs-
ay. after the Indian had been furnished
oed and lodging on the previous night.
Jobbery lf > believed to have been thn motlvo
r the atiHiiKsin , who strangled bulb of his
Ictlins , leaving- 2-montha-old baby un-
larme-d ,
Vlnliniiia TiiriiH ( nt to CJn-i't
BIRMINGHAM , Ala. , Nov. G.-Blrmlng-
arn IH crowded today with vlnltorB from
II over Alabama , i-omu to pay honor to
dmlral nnd Mra. Wlnlluld 8. Schley. The
rain bearing the party to this city was
utf In leaving Atlanta this morning and
d not arrive In the city on schedule time ,
party of eneort went to Atlanta on
Saturday afternoon and left that city with
dmlial and .Mr a. Schley In a private cur
ils morning ,
BLOW TO INSURGENT CAUSE
Colombian "War Ship * Sink ncltcl Coney - * f
\oy Steamer nnil Cnptnrc Konr \
Smaller Craft ,
KINGSTON , Jamaica , Nov. 6. ncllablo
Colomblnn mlvlceg Just received hero do-
scrlbo tlio pursuit of nnd nn engagement
with tlio Insurgent convoy steamers by the
Colombian cruiser Hercules , under General
Rodriguez , accompanied by the steamer
Colombia , having troops on board , The In
surgent steamer , tlio Drag , was rammc'l
nnd sunk nnd four smaller ones \vcro cap
tured after n sanguinary fight. Then the
Clsneros , with the surviving Insurgents , ca- y ,
capcit Into nto Illanco. The Insurgents lost '
250 men , nnd the lo ? of tnc steamers la
regarded as n sovcro blow to the Insurgent
cause.
SAIYIOAN PROBLEM IS SOLVED
I'liiul ArrnnKctiirnt In Snhl < o Have
llren KiiOi-cil Into 1 > y the
I'd M IT * .
LONDON , Nov. . Although the exact
terms of the agreement hro still carefully
guarded , the Associated Press Is able to say
that the Samoati Question Is practically set
tled and that the dualities \\lll take place
within a few days , unices sonic most unex
pected hitch occurs.
But It can be said that American control
of Tultlla Island Is confirmed nnd agreed
tohllo the United States , It Is understood ,
signified Its approval of the projected m-
rangements between Hcrmany and Oreat
Britain. ,
Ilrlr < o AuNtrlnti Throne to AVcil.
VIKNN'A ' , Nov. C. H Is reported hero
that Emperor Francis Joseph has con
sented to a morganatic marriage between
the Archduke Krancls Kcrdluand , son of the
late Archduke Charles Louis and heir pro-
sumptlvo to the throne of Austria-Hungary ,
and the Countess Sophia Chotclc , on the con
dition that there bo a year's delay. The
countess was formerly a maid of honor of
the Archduchess Isabella. Lawyers hold
that the marriage will not affect the arch
duke's succession to the throne , but that
his children by the marriage are excluded.
Duel ivltli millnril Cnrn.
As a result of playing pool with a stran *
ger James Ncvlns was serlousls- beaten i
about the head with a billiard cue Saturday
night. Nevliip met a man In a saloon at
Thirteenth and Dodge streets , and utter
playing a few games of pool together , and
Inking a number of drinks , the two becnms
Involved In n quarrel over n shot and
agreed to light a duel with cues as weapons ,
By u couple of well directed blows Nevlns
was knocked unconscious 'n ' tin ? beginning
of the first round and the stranger was
awarded the victory. Ho didn't wait for
the laurels , but lied through the rear door ,
and has not been seen since. Nevlns was
taken to tire police station , where his
wounds were diefcsed by Dr. Rnloh , who
pronounced thoni not serious. f
ThlukM thr l > i- Too
Hector Mctaari. who recently had n suit
for Irrigation right ? against Valley county
In the federal court , has ( lied protest
against the fee demanded by H. A. Babcock
of North Loup , the attorney who repre
sented him. McLean rets forth that Bnb-
eock demands $1,500 for his services , while
the complainant urges that J500 Is fair
remuneration. The proceedings to have the
matter adjusted were filed yesterday morn
ing.
Hnrdwnrr Man n lliinkriipt.
Frederick G. Russell , n hardware mer
chant of Hastings , wa t declared a bankrupt
by Judge Alungcr In the federal court yes
terday. This action was voluntary on the
part of Mr. Russell. He schedules bis
assets at $2,300 and his liabilities at $10,900.
I ml Kin rut Aprnliint the K-vponH Inn.
K. J. Sullivan secured judgment In Justice
Cockrell's court yesterday against the ex
position company for SCO , alleged to bo
due for rent of a building used on the
grounds. Judgment was rendered by de
fault.
Thev nre ns much lite COATED
ELECTRICITV ns science can make
tlicm. Kach oneproducesasmuoh
nerve-building substoncrns Is con.
tained in thcnmount of food a man
, consumes ii.a week. Tills is why
they have cured thousands of caies
of nervous diseases , such as Debil
ity. Dizziness , lusomnla.Varlcocelc ,
.7 ftc. Thev enable you to think clear-
, V Jybydeveloplngbraiumatter ; force
jgjj licnUhy circulation , cure indiges
tion , nnd impirt bounding vigor to
the whole avbtrni. All weakening
and tissiic-destrovluE drains ami
losses permanently cured. Delay
may mean Insanity , Consumption jf
and Dcnth. vL
I'rice.Jipcrbox ; nix boxes ( with DU
iron-clad guarantee lo cure or reSSI
fund money ) , | x. IlookcoulniniuR fg'
positive nroof. Ireo. Address
For sale by Kuhn & Co. , or AValdron A
Campbell.
HEaLTH B WEALTH
DF2 EC VifEST
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
DIE ORIOINAl , AIL OIlltHS IMIIAIIOMS.
la sold under positive Written GuarnntOI
by authorized ncentHonly , tocuni Vviiak Memory
_ . Wakofulnraa , FltB , Ilyntcrla , Quick ,
, NUlit IxBben , Kvll DrcaniH , Lack of Conn-
dence , Nnrvonsnpsn , I/iKHltiidc , all Uralnn , Voulh'
Jul Krroru , or KXCPHHITO UBO of Tobacco , Oulum
or Liquor , which leads to MUery , Conuumptlon
Insanity and Death , /M Hloro or by mail , flu uoti
itx for IS ) with written Kuarnntoo to
euro or refund money. sample pack-
nRO , contnltifni ; llvu days' trontinunt , tvitt
full InatrHotlona , us cento. Ono sample only uoU
to eucli iierson At aloro or by mall ,
, . . Label Spc-
bclal Extra Strength , i
FFor Impotency , Loss of !
Power , Lost Mnnhood,1
i Hlerlllty or Bnrronetii , ,
> tlabox ; alx for (5 , with ]
.X "
Hnao811
. . .
, R § Ure or by mall
Bityeri , Dillon Drag Co. , Solo \gcut * ,
10th and Vm.ramtu , Ctualiai. " -
JAMES E. BOYD & GO , , >
Telcplionc 1039. Omaha , Xeb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , 1'KOVJSIONS and STOCKS
COAItl ) OP THAUB.
Ulrft wlrax lu iHiitMgu tit .San Tore.
CorrupondtnUi Jabo A. Wurtc * Co.
rONC 1933
H.RPEI1MEY&CO.
r f m * f , * * - n 1 1 'TV 1 I * i.
QooH4rirureBLOi. ( BRAMCH
OMAHA ntn. uncout ma ,
