Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1893, Page 6

(oMY ERCIAL AND FISANCIAL After Ruling Weak Nearly All Day Wheat Snddenly Advanced. POOLE’S BUYING STRENGTHENED PRICES Operators Renliz CRicac 1 that He Naeded Wheat mmediately Run that Cereal Up several Points- Corn \Wag Dall and Heavy, Nov. 24.—After ruling lifeless And heavy for the greater part of the day, wheat s on heavy with a g May. C tho same prices visions were dull, widenly advanced the last half hour ¢ buying for local pmber and ¢ for but closed at before. Pro ribs firm and ain of 3¢ for De orn averaged® weak as the da pork and lard weak Wheat opened at yesterday's closing fig ures and cables, dull early were light, ased off a trifle on Nortuwestern eipts but 546 cars being reported, and although this did not have so much of an effect as the bulls expected, yet it forced the price back 10 the opening figures. s wore small and cablos an sutisfact where some ti December closing Tho export clear- continued un- ory. The price droppes back to it had landed early and for me Hung heavily at Ol for and 61%e for May. The cables were weal, but just then 8o me wheat was wanted and the crowd was short. Singer offered 800,000 bu. and Tovie snapped it up in a manner that made the operators diz denly to wheat, and for twenty minutes pric until Decomber and May had s tial ga May ope rallied e, declined v ouo seemed svd he wanted place to animation s rose steadily ored substan - 's Lop figures. 673, lost ! rallied 3o to Ever, » discover that Dullness gave s, closing at the d ned with sales at ;¢ and the close at 681 /¢, Corn W trifle und dry, cold w as dull and rather heavy, opening a lor yesterduy's closing price. The her wiis considered favorable for the grading of new corn and was one of the became advanced. for o decline, causes of the depression, which more manifest as the day Heavy estimated receipts OMOTToOW also helped tho but wheat's closing bulge caused a rally and the provious loss Was overcome. IMay opened Ige lower at H9%¢c, lost e, yallied iyc. lost e and rallied dgc to the close at B3¢ Oats were quiet and followed corn in_its fluctuati ers few. 1t closed off 1*rovis] ceipts, p higher,and some coy red with last night, January com; T, high January 100 cars 11000 he Thie I “AvUCIeR, WhEAT— May SHONT timated veceipts for tomorrow ons. Offerings were light and buy- Opening 'gc lower than yesterday, at 30%¢ for December. M s, and rancted Je at the clo fons were firmer with light hog rices at the yards from 15c to 20c ing by shorts. A vork is Junuary lard, 2}jc lower, and higher. Wheat, corn, 465 cars; oats, 150 cars; hog d. ding futurcs ranged as follows: her; rifis 7 ® B EEx &5 ‘2spring, 6144c; No. 8 spring, 61c; No. 2 red, 61i5c. 100 1bs. £7.000.7." #7.00407. B.00. 2, “c; No. white, 2814@2! 2, 4blze. -No. 2, nominal; No. 8, 40@53¢c 2 white, 20% Prime, #3.2 Mess, per bbl,, $12.75@13.00; lard, per #8.5008.65; short ribs sides (loose), dry salted shoulders (boxed), short clear sides (boxed), §7.76@ Wiisky—Distillers' finished goods, per gal, #1115 SUGARS Cut loaf, 5'4c; granulated, 6c; standurd “A," 4%¢. The fol nments fop Al Corn, Oats, Rye,bu..... Barley, bu llowing were the r today. ecoipts and ship- EICLE EHIVMENTS, 18,000 16.000 5000 000 100 On the ot was quict pligs.: 425004 wpring. lc BARLE rowed, WHEAT 000 bu.s bu. spot. Spot prices n und olovato 1.0, . T1ige; N and weake nows, i spot. K in elovi steady, afterndon ) Ligher: Januury, 44%@44 %e, closed May 45 closed ut 44 OATR e Spot tirn 2, deli U461 o 00 i Ja Hives i Lo yulled, Texis, 100100, PROVISIONS - Beot, steady; i western steam elosed sules, N uary, 85,2 @180 Burrex eru crea diviry, 1962005 Ktate croumery, 2% s 1004612 i, FaGe hou hern, 2801 24¢ TALLOW—Firn "OTTONSEED UX PETROLEUN - Nowdbal; nited closed at 75¢ hid. 8413@385 1 4¢ track, white state, ened steady, advanced [0 chungo toduy the butter croamery, 20 Alry, strictly fresh, 2113@22150! arkets, FLOUR- Recoipts, 14,- exports, 20,000 bbls.; sules, 7,000 arket dull, closing quiet; milly 50; winter patents, $3,4003.6t #3.60@8.65; winter st Minneapolis patents, # 5, §2.20@2.70; Miuneipol| i winter, low ‘grades, $1.70@2.5 W grudes, 81.6061,90; Spring, extra, Egas, firm y—Dull; No. 2 Milwaukoe, 63@64c, Dull; western, 65@BUe; six- 476,000 bu.; , 2,260,000 bu, futures, 104,000 warket quict, closing firm with wore firmily heid; No.2 red, in stor 1o 6345@07e; afloat, 67H@OR%C 67" ¢ ) S 17 northern, 7104 1 hard, T1%@72e. Options, dall cily’ on ‘disippointing cable Ilied later'on decreastng receipts nnd of shorts ennd closed it e net id- n. 2 ored, 67 55GLOR Y, OByes ) rts, 16, cember, 144,000 "bu.; exports. 65, o8, Y70,000 bu. futures, 66,000 b, vot, dull, closing stoady: No. 2, 4430 tor 404@45 e afloat Options opened but 1ot active, tarned fiem in the with wheat, and closed 1-166 ) U 44 46c; Noven V445 @a4 %0, clos Recoipts, 145,000 bu, b, 120,000 bu. Tuture: er, With a falr trade d, 85¢; No. 8, 381 R@A6¢, closed at 3 Decembe xports, 11,000 9,000 bu, spot, No. 2, 84¢; No. ' No. 2 white, riek, mixed wost- White western, 850 45G@41¢e. Options, . Lie in the on with whéut and corn’ and closed nuary, 343@35¢, closed at 85c; Muy, , closed ‘ut 80%¢; November eloscd Dedember, - 843@34%¢, closed at Dull: shipping, 60¢. Firmer. Ei-—k i hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres, heivy Weights, 1410 Firmo estie i 19@27c; ady: cut 5. ¥6.00406,26, L ut 89.50; opti sed - at 89, nomiuul; Jun- nowinul. Pork, quiet: fane, sho r, $17.00019.00, Easy: wostern dairy, 17@ amery, 20027 Elgins, o ments, pickied shoulde meats, vember ¢ 20 E--Steady; state, lurge, 969%¢; small, WCT DATL skius, AGORe: Tl Skl Quict and steady; state, 22q27¢ 20@28¢; i, fresh, 2400260 ceipls, 6,402 plgs. rj elty (82 por phig.). ~Quivt: yellow, 85@36e, RosIN—Steady; stralned, common to 371 8215, e L} TURPE: RicE Jmn. 4584 e, NTINE—Stendy at 80631450, Plru: domesile, falr w extra, 8y0; LASSES—Steady ; Newh(n-luuns. open ket tle, good 1o cholce, 86a@4¢ FiG TRON ! TRehEh i afend ‘l‘n(-—-fllflol: ‘ ki 1, $12.00@14.50. ke, 86,80 bid. domestio, #3.674 Biraits, $20.05 bid;' sules ‘on 0 tons November tin at $20.70, falr refining, 2%¢; cen- ked; rofined, market Amer ady: ;‘?i ci crushied, 00‘5 | yunt and closed | granulated, & 9-1064%c; cubos, COTTON MARKLT, Total Clearances ‘rom Al Ports Since Sep- tember, 1803, NEw York, No 4. Following are the total clenrnnces of corton wt all ports sin plom- ber, 18 Ginlveston, H36, 936 I New Or- leans, 766,109: bvles: Savunmah, 523,717 biles Chnrleston, 219,701 bales; Wilmington, 1¢ 174 hales: Nogfo'k, 17 tales: Baltf 15,600 ha Fanswic Pensacoln, 22,110 hales New Onceaxs, Nov. 24 Corrox—Futures steady: snlos, %0 bales: November, 7 Decetnbe § @7,73; Pobr ary, 87.82@7 8 arch, ' $7.9207.9: R.00@8, 084 ddling, 7 middiing, 7%c: good ordinary, 703 1 ot rec 1hlos: gross receipts. 12,015 hal ports to_Great Brl 6,600 hales; 1 1,250 1y ontinent, 300 bales 8,236 bales: sales, 5,000 bales bales; weekly net receipts, 80 bales s 1o 18,950 bales; ipts, continent H sules, 84, bales S, dling yITON—Firn; oipts, 83 stock, i shipments, 6,100 bales, GALVESTON, Nov Aling, 7 11-106: grdiuary, 7 116 24 low Market middiing, toand g i exports to Great L 2,241 halex, adyimid- T%e wood receipts, 7,1 Britain, St L ts Murke s, Lovis, Nov. 24 —Froun 1ts, 83.0023.16; extra func. Opened. firm, but soon eased off; Iater it advanced _and’ closed 5a%c above yesterday: cash, 5 November, 68¢; De- cember, 585,ct May, 5%, Cory’ Vory dull'éarly, but zot lively later and closed L ige higher' tian yesterday; cash, 834,01 Decen.ber, 8215¢; Januar PATRDEN May. 855 ars Dull and ens 28150 December, 2 RYE-1'Irn) at 4415 BARLEY ~No sales, BRAN-Firn at ¢ HAY- Unchn prairie, £7.000 LEAD ey R--Quiet, $3.47 14, LAX SEEn igher, $1 Burrer—Uuchunged: creamery, L 1601 Unchanged ash and Novembe i May, 8050, ok £10.00@12.60; 21@24¢; Wiisk i 41500, Unehangoed; 9506@$1.00. PROVISIONS — Pork, lower, $14.50@14.621¢; lard, nominally $5.95; dr meats, un: chatiged: loose shoulders,” $6.75; longs and ribs, $7.50: shorts, boxed lots, 16¢ more: bacon, unchanged; shoulders, $7.25 longs and ribs, #0: shorts, #9.0029.20 RECEIPTS ~Flour, 2,000 Hhls.: wheat, 26,000 bu: oats, 18,000 bu. Tlonr, 4,000l wheat, 18,000 1 106,000 b oats, 5,000 bu. Minne MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 24, the early purt of the day in sympathy with the where. Receipts, 302 cars; shipments, 89 cara Receipts in the country from farm wére light, with shipments to terminal pomts about ns much. 16 is expected receipts here and at Duluth will full off, for most people with el vators in the country s ordered shipments stopped for the present at loast. Tho track demand was fair, but the track prices did not n s mich as Muy toward the end t closing with a spread of 8%c. May ope nd closed at 63'e. Decomber opened closed at 5E%¢. On track: No, 1 No.1 northern, 59/5¢; No. 2 north- ern, bsc, Fiour is very dull and but little sold. Fast- ern markets have not yet got_adjusted to the all rail rates, and today all vail rates are 374c o Now York und 44 to Liverpool, and 45¢ o ipments, 24,449 70; second pat- fancy and export bakors, . daily o put of mills I3 ng gite 37,200 bbls. The fe ket IS steady bt auiet. Bran in bulk, $ 26; shipments, 1,077 tons. TTON Tiks At Market, Wheat was weal in nd firm at the close, yurse of prices else: shorts,” $0.26@9.70; Kansas City Market Wi eady In KA B, . 2 hard, 5lc; No. 2 red, price, bac. Cony- 2 mixed, 30@30}c; No. 2 mixed, 26,3@27¢c: No. low at 2040, y: No. 2, nominally 47c. D=Tirnl 0t 97@9Re. —Firm at 58@60¢. - Hav—Steady and unchanged; timothy, $8.00 @9.50; pralrie, $6.75@7.00. Burren und weak; creamery. 20@28¢; dairy, 18@19¢, RECKIPTS— Wheat, 45,000 bu.; 2,000 bu.; oal 1,000 bu. SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 45,000 bu.; corn, 6,000 bu; oats, 300 bu. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, Nov. ,24.—COFFEE—Options opened unchinged to ‘10" polnts advance on the absence of Brazillun advices, which caused scllers to withdraw fiom the market; closed steady ut f) hanged o 15 point advunce; sules, s, Including: No- vember, $16.70@16.75; nber, $10.250 1635 Jyiuuary, #16.10@16.16: February, £15.90@15.95; Ma #15.75; May, 816,40 July, #15. 101 pot Rlo, dulland heavy: No.' 7, $17.75@17.87%4; Cordova, 20@20%c; 5 5,000 b Irregular at trom corn, Nov. 24.—COFFEE: nzed to 41 lowe! LONDON, Nov. 24, Corree—Quiet at from to 6d lowe Milwaukee Markets. Nov. 24.—FLOUR Higher; My, = 64% 1 northern, Gic. ower; No. 8, 44c, OAT8—Lowo .2 white, 29%c; No. 8 white, 281380 No. 2, boc; ‘—Quict; tendy; No. 1, 461, s1oxs~—Steudy; pork, uiet. No. 2 spring, sample, 36Q #12.50; Ts—Flour, 8,300 bbls.; wheat, 40,800 89,600 bu. lour. 500 Dbbls.; 8,- , 197,800 bu, Wo v. 24, lard, wheat, Market. 1. Louls, N WooL—No tone or price: no sules reported. PRILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.- WoOL—The mand continues ‘fairly active, is firmer and in better shupo than for u long time, Buyers are. more confident. F: tionul sales have been made at e ad but the market 1% not quotably high torial and western light fine heavy territorial and western, 7a@10c; fine medium, 18@ioc; medium, 14@16; low medium, 13@106¢; course, 1214, Pooria Graln Market, ProniA, Nov. 24. iN—Murket active and gustor; No.2, 854c; No. 8, 84@34%c; N 03410 S—Market qul change In de- | the market t and frregular; No. 2 20¢; No. 8 white, 27131281¢c. caree, nominal; No. 2 48w50 Wiisky—Murket firni; wines, 81, ol “spirits, i Wheat, none; corn, 81,650 bu ; 600 bu.: burley, 6,800 hu. 1,200 "bu; corn. 24,750 bu. ©, none;’ barley, 4,900 bu, Liverpoot Market, Liverroor, Nov. 24.—~WHEAT—Quiet; d mand moderate s offer moderately; Californiy, No. 1i3d; red western sbriu, “No. 4 No. 2, 68 21,00 ORN demand falr; ern, 45 2d. PROVISIONS—Pork, prime mess, 87s 6d; beef, extra Indin, 10 d;’ bacon, long and 'short eir, 65 1bs,, 485 6d: long clear, 45 1bs., 49s; lard, 495 6d, mixed west- Now York Dry Good NEW YOuK Market, goods market outsido of spiing goads und asidy from holiday novelties I positively dull. Cotton goods show great falllng off und the prico of the print cloths remiins 2 16-16¢ for G4 squures. Dross goods e vory quict. Hoslery wd underwonr rule qu he jobbing trade is fairly sup- ported by mall ‘orders, but otherwise quiet and uninterestin 0Il Murkets. i highest, sales, 16,000 bbls.; runs, 78,467 bbls. Nutional transit cor- closed at 7435 high- wales 5,000 bbls, 24 LiINSEED OL—20s 4d 4 closed, shipments, 105114 bhls. PrersuiiG, Nov, 24.- tificates opencd af 74% ebt T4% lowest, Tdbei LONDON, Nov. @205 6d. Duluth Whest Market, . Dururn, Nov. 24.—This market was dull but steady toduy, Ulose: No. 1hard, cash uwnd No- yember, 61¢; Deecwber, 60%¢; May, 66hc; No. 1 northern, cash and November, 60c; Do comber, My, 06%; No. 2’ northern, cush, D6l . 8 northern, b2c: rejected, On (r 0. 1 northern to arrive, 60c. Munchestor Dry Goods Murket. MaxciEsTER, Nov. 24.- Mast offers for cloths from Chinu aré lmpracticable. Yurus quiet; buyers are walting for lower prices. Londun sugsr Market. LoNpON, Nov. 24.-8UGAR CANE-—Dull; littie doiu trifugals, Juva, 165 6d; Muscovado, fuir refining, 135 On the London Murket. NEW YOkK, Nov. 24.-The Post's financial cablegru froum London suys: Eigven thounsnd pounds iu gold cume o twiduy from Ausiria 1 i THE Silver was weal ut unchanged. Rupoe papor s rlsen to 06d STOCKS AND Very Substantint and Well Disteibated Ad vance Was Scored, New Yonk, Nov. 24.—A very substantial and well distributed advance in prices is the ONDS, result of today's transactions on the Stock | exchange, and the grangers, coal stocks und inaustrials shared largely in the improve- ment. The leading industrials were weak and recorded a decline, the moving influence being mainly the proposed changes in tho tariff, which for sngar and metals are not considered favorabie to the home industries. Distilling sold for the purpose of shakimg out some weak holders, and General Elec- wic was heavy by reason of reports to the effect that the company’s trade prospects were not bright. ‘The depression in these stocks did not continue long, the buoyancy of the general market becoming infectious, sugar interests announcing their satistfaction with the pro- posed duty and the General Blectric people denying that there is anything adverse to the company. Inview of these facts the sellers of the early morning became buyers aunda rapid appreciation followed. Sub- sequently another reaction set in which was brief. The upward movement was re- sumed and continued with but little inter- ruption to the close, when compared with vesterday's sules, prices had advanced 3 per cent- in’ Rubber, 23¢ per cent in General Electric, 1% per cent Cotton Oil, L per cent Sugar perferred and Cordage und Chicago Gas Y per cent, Distilling declined from 31 to d out recovered to #0';. Sugar common receded 115 por cent in the dealings, adyanced 115 per cent, reacted 17 per cent, rallied 11, per cent and reacted 4 per cent, closing 'y higher than last night. The Post sny The market for the first half of this month, when the repeal dis- ussion had been at last completed, was made up of a succession of quick reactions, ach of them followed by a recovory, bring- ing pri back again to a level slightly pelow thatat which the downward move- ment started. The netresult was a slow decline. Apparently the movement of No- vember's second half has been preciseiy the veverse. This week the murket has dis- played a succession of advances, and each has been in turn followed by a reaction unaer which prices remained slightly above the line at which tie advance began. The result of this month's later operations has hence been favorable and it 1s not im- probabla that excluding some stocks espe- cially affected —such as the chief industrials ~November's movement as a whole will prove to have made substantially no change. The immediate influence of the tariff bill re- mains to be discovered. London started today’s advance. 1t was a purely specuiative movement, doubtless of no great signiticance or of sufficient force to start off local prices with ¢ derable gains, T'he following are the closing quotations of the leading stocks on the New York ex- change tod 203 Northern Pi 145 | do pretd |U. P. 142348 Northw 1167 do pref'd 714 New Y N.Y.&N. E: 511¢ Ontarlo & Westeri 19 | Oregon Im 193 Orekon Nav. iie.. 0% 223 Baitiniore & Ohio 1a Paclfi Sonth ria, Dec. & b, Pullman Pajice. 17 L 168 2141 0 pry )4 Rock I8l Tol. & O. Cen. nion Pacific Dress. St L dovrord. . | Wells Fareo 1o Western Union 4 | Wheeling & L. E. 1203¢] do prefd... &C. 107 ML & St L 1024 D. & R. G.... General Eleetric. National Linseed. C, F.&1 by do prefd. 487 [H &T. Co il T A A KN Norfolk & W.pr'd.. 203%|T. North Amcri'n Co'. 4% _do pratd wore 252,800 The total sales of SLOCKS Lo shares, including: Atehison, Amorican Sugar, 81,400; Burlington, Chicago Gas, 14,000: Distilling & Cattleféeding, 14,500; General Electric, 26,200; Kansas & Texas preferred. 3.300; Now' York & New England; 6,000; Northweste! 8,400; Omahu, 4,400, Reading, 13,400; Rock 151and 6,900; St. Paul, 20,900; Western Unfon, 18,900. New York . NEW Youk, No at 1@1 er ¢ n, closed at 1% ver CANTILE PaT 18t Louis. & Nasii. Louis. & N. A Manhattan Co; Memphi Michigan Central Missouri Pacific. Mobile & Ohlo Nash. & Chatt. Natignal Cordi do prefid.......... N.J. Central... ~Ensy 114 per cent; sR—4@0 per cent. teady, with actual Dills™' At $4.800:@ 4.85% for demund, and at $4.83,@4.831 for sixty days. Posted rates, $4.84@ Com- mercial ills, §4.81%@4.82, SILVER CERTIFICATES Offered ut 7014c. The CloSIIE GUOLATIONS on honds: F.Gen. M 100 1R0lS, in bankers' 1108 05 © 100 n. new set 105 . new set 5s.. 100 Tenn, new se 71 4 80, 28, 101 ral Pac. 1808, 103 D& R. G, 198, 113 D &R. G480l 70 do 2igs cliss A.) G, H. &S A 08 do 78 H.&T. 744 do Gk . 47 "IN C. On. . 84| Uods. .. Ll 718 Tenn. old 6 Va. Centuries. .. turies df. ] I i 106 | Alu: class O, 0000 7RG/ AL, Currencies Boston Stock Quotations. BosToN, Nov. 24.—Call loans, 21;@4 per cent; tinie loans, 81@5 per cent. Closing quo- tations on stocks, bonds and mining shares: AT, T, &S, F 20T W, Cen Ame Sz 30| Atchison do p K |Atehil Bay State Gas. Bell Tel.... Boston & Al Boston & Maine. ... 3 C.B &Q. Vi L& Géneral B K3 Centennial Mexlein ¢ N.Y. &N 0l Colo Rubber. [ San Franciaco Mining Quotutions. SAN FiANCIsco, Nov. 24.—The official closing quotistionsor iilning siocles” (oday were us ollows: Aldoo [Mextean .., Belle Isle . Mono......" Beleher.... Best & Beiche Bodie Con., Ophir Bulwer. |Potosi 1 Saviy e Sierra Nevada.. ... Gould & Curry. .| Hule & Noreross. New York Mining NEW Yonk, N mining quotition: Quotations. v, 24.—The followir Crown Polni... Con, Caul, & Vi Deadwood How Jucks 100 Tron Silver. 875 Quick Silv Mexlean. .. do pref'd. Outario L. ba0 Bulwer. Dptie AN 0 Homestake Fiouncial Notex New Onreans, Nov, 24, Clearings, $1,978,- 260, Kaxsas Ciry, Panris, Nov. 24. for the account, BALTINORE, Nov. 24.—Clearings, $1,788,203; bilunces, 199,304, PHIA, Nov. 24, $1,015,884, Nov. 24.—~Clearlngs, $53,634, - alunces, #4,600,685 ¥ 8, Nov, 24.—Clearings, $#280,562; bat- ances, $86,604. New York exchunge, par. CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.—Clearvings, $1,743,9560. Money, 447 per cent. New York exchunge, T0¢ premiuw, LoNDON, Nov. 24.—The amount of bullion gone tnto’ the Buuk of England on balance today, £11,000, Sr. Louls, Nov. 24.—Clearings, $3,669,087; balances, §485,346. Money, quiet, @8 per cent. - Exclinngs on New York, Sue premivu. Bosron, Nov. 24 -Clearings $11,168,244; balunces, $1,681,068. Money, 1@1% percont. Nov. 24.-Clearings, $1,389,- Threo per cent rentes, 99f Clearings, $9,407,- OMATIA DAILY BEF: SATURDAY 3 NOVEMBER 25 Exchangeon New York, par and 6¢ premium for cash, Now York oxe! exchange, r Money, plenty: onany Cattle Tride Advance Receipts of same as last hAngo, "y rates premiun, @i per Wenle ac0, Nov. $alLcionrings, $12.571,000, Stotling TR t the Decline-logs v ght Roceipts. e Frivay, Nov. 23, cat! week: cantinue about Tiog supplies have | the fallen off about 6,800 hpad and sheep receipts show an incre There was not eral cattle markoet. 0 L oyer 4,000 head. much change in the gen- On all but the best rive beef grados trade wits’ dull and prices woak at the recent ¢ cattle brought beeves went at half-fat and differently at very fow 1o decline 24,0 . A bunch of fat light. , and some choice 1,308 1b The under grad the not-fat-at-all-stuff, selling in from ange € to 4. beoves on sale There were and prices ruled about the same,around &3 to .60, There was practically no life or snap to the trade, but by ing off 25¢ 1o 50 glad not to have to cline. xtreme dul torized the tra stock. Prices than on Thursday. but all of 4¢ than the first o cows and D this week and submit to a Iness and woakness de in butchers' and werd hardly quotably of the week. 1o , while the common and canning g brought from &1 choice veal cal about steady price 25 to 82 ves sold Commo at from ers seemed content with tak- sellers were further de- charac; canner hwer to bic lower ar to choice heifers sold at from $2.10 up to des large to 2to &, or . Rough stock was gen- erally unchanged, poor to prime bulls, oxen and stags solli; There was to the stocker ter grades sa vrices. The u sale at away d feeders to good at fr to fair grade ng at from &1.50 to &3, little more life and and feeder old - freely ndor grades oW prices. £2.80, with at from § o §2.40. sentative sales 23 00 1) 1115 1157 1299 770 88D 962 610 tei. 930 1040 740 1032 0604 1090 1180 .. 850 1006 121600 11270 70 111111600 ..1100 2......1260 STO . 790 780 2 cows bcows 2 cows 2 cows 2 bulls 71drs... 1118 1cow.... B8O 1 fecder. 950 2 str,tg.1310 24 steers, 963 1160 . 840 1375 13 ylgs... 610 1 bull.. 1280 8 sts, 11340 3 bulls.. 1270 9 fdrs.. 1111 1 fdr.... 580 3 cown... 978 83 fdrs.... 939 52 fdrs. .. 925 18 cows, .. K01 1 bull,. 1050 4 cows... 840 163 cows.. 820 6 ateers. 1143 8 cows,.. 950 2buils: 1180 1cow.... B50 1fdr..." 1260 26 cows... 917 11{dr.....1210 1cow. .. 740 16 cows. 72 s, 40 calves 1cow....1120 2 steers. 1200 G stoers. 1153 18 cows. 1078 7 cows .. 971 2 bulls, 1380 14 cows. .. 1085 1stag,.. 1170 16 strs. 1885 8 cows. .. 1020 o7h 950 1040 850 2 cows. 8 cows. . 2 cows. 3 1drs.... 2 oxen... 1440 27 cows... 92 19 cows. .. 1000 b cows. . 1 25 fdrs... 1072 Hoas ~Continued light supplies off in receipis with last of ov RESSED BEEF. 1 No. Av. 048 191 305 160 310 ol 1 i 111861 1 1 825 8 145 200 368 COWE. 19 975 1870000 980 16...... 890 b...... 054 i 781 21050 873 916 1009 1220 e L. 851 L1116 L1009 924 . 776 910 924 1016 1830 1185 897 1060 1033 ao 200 190 130 140 i30 POTSS S04 STIESHES L o El can 583 ... 1180 1270 990 1820 770 950 1580 1870 L....1560 ..., 540 11800 oxE 150 200 235 ..1660 1670 165 i S AND FELDERS. 226 50 ....1005 2 40 6 2 50 2 60 CATTLE, No. 18 cows.. b1 cows... BT8 20 cows... 86 1 bull,.. 1360 210 48cows.. 890 225 1cow....1270 2 50 5 . 958 270 814 2 60 1183 800 10 steers. 1049 COLORADO. 240 10 cows... 969 150 9cows.. 900 226 28 fdrs....1112 200 26 fdrs... 894 8300 Dblfdrs.. 940 225 45 fdrs .. B85 1756 21 cows... 8OO 189 steers..1165 15 fdrs.. 1197 2 bulls. 1276 Beows. . 038 150 cows.... B16 Av, 200 2 00 WYOMING, 320 1cow.. 840 240 1 stag. 1050 65 1stntig 1140 00 2 1d L1095 00 B fdrs 1188 40 10 cows... 911 00 J25teers.. 091 DO 266 cows... 666 40 ealves.. 890 60 fdrs ... 761 2 cows... 990 10 fdrs 066 1 bull....1200 1 str,tle 1020 B steers,, 1280 18 cows .. 906 65 fdr 08 1 stag.... 1000 14 fdrs. 1161 G cows... 976 4 fdrs... 1175 JUTH DAKOTA. 176 2cows. 175 1cow.. 220 8 00 NEDIASK A, 190 bulls. 286, 78 fdrs., ADAHC 25 1bull. 200 115 cows 8 20 Fid 00 40 50 40 85 60 90 926 1000 1060 011 1336 Y24 1450 )38 s0 far this we ver ¥ per cont rength trade, and the bot- at u shade higher were still slow Good to choice re quoted at from $2.80 to $3.50, m 2,50 to air inferior Repre- () SIS BRI [STSIEIES) e e ® CoooeRsa 980 81 1 2 o1 o DY) EmeeRREr 1SS 1S e © BT E S o X Pr 60 00 10 Pr. BO 90 00 10 20 50 65 70 10 10 05 85 00 25 B0 20 15 60 , o falling Kk compared ave induced a wuch fivmer tone to the trade and toduy’s meager offerings were soon picked up av Drices averaging pretly close to 1oc higher \e same as on “Phere ywis 10 outside demand und than Monday. rhursday or about the one packer was ot of the mavket but with hogs higher in Chicago buyers were not long in making up their aminds to take the paratively The range of for rough mi load of choice ings unds briskly at from 10 $5.20 Thursday and .20 prices xe butehers. wittiout vas vegard o in- few hogs offered at the prices. arrow from .25 packers up Lo .40 for a The big bulk of woight 5,50 Lo $.85 Representative 120 © e Pr. 240 86 8244 b 821y 1893, 274 80 246 40 B 303 K1 040 820 © 300 82 B2...236 280 § 253 W0 —= B 282 231 120 5 36 EU--Uhere was a liberal supply of vory ¥ wosterns on sale today, but the mar- kot was slow. Local houses wanted some sheep and bid about stealdy prices for them Fair to good natives & A1r Lo good weste 82,258 common and stock sheeyp, €00 to ¢hoico 40 to 100-1b, lambs, §2.50@4.00, Representati les No, Av. 200 M 614 874 87iy 4 10 it (tana mixed Montana mived 961 Montanm mixed 94 mixed nutives 9 native lambe Ofieial rocaipts nid dlsposition of st shown by the hooks of the Unlon Stoek ¥ comy for thy twventy-fo b o'clock p. mi, Novembor HECEIITS, CATTIF. noas SR TOUSESA MIS. ra. Hoad Cars, Hoad|Cavs. Hoad| Cars, | Head _lauiasstl mme 142813 nisrosiTioy CATTLR TN s HOGS [SELT The Omalia Packing Co. The G, H. Hammond o Swift& ¢ The Cudaliy Packing Co. Netson Morris Shippers and feodois Left over. __Total... Sid Hal 000/ 200 070 708 | | | | | { 3030 0 Signt. Recel, vo & AL _the four pri western markets Friday, November 2 Hoes 2,301 18,000 4,600 neipal Shoep. Sonth Omaha. 2,318 Chicago. Kansas City. .. St Louls. ... Total.. Ipts were h dbout 2,000 were The total receipts bout 72,000 heid, and 68,030 for the estimated at 8,000, of whi Texans and 1,000 westerns, for this week witl reach against 48 Tast week corresponding woel lust y Thero was o slack ae dosof cattlo and the s weaker. Siles of n 81,50 t 3 4 10 85 for stecrs, with fr range of quotations. Choleo heeve 1ty Supply and so were futcows and heifers, and foth were fairly steady. xS cattle Were eusy at from $1.60 $3.350 and wostorns were wanted at former prices, Veal calves were s and fir From be 10 10 1 y for all wre was added to the mar- ket value of hog That mado heavy hogs quotable at from 35,10 to $5.60 and carried light weights to from £5. There wits an active trade the supply of 20,000 head s00n out of first hands. The “willingness of buyers totake the hogs at highor prices is accounted for in the tablo of receipts, which shows the total arvivals for the expired part of this week to bave been only about 1( head, which s 20,000 1éss than for the same time last weok, 41,000 loss thun a ye 88,000 less than for the same i There were few sales below £.8C, the greuter part heing at from $5.35 10#5.00. Light and medium welghts gonerally s above the extromely hewv ing the lattor even it the dis The sheep market Is from than it was o week azo, Monday, when the 1 and has renzined w 4 from be to 10¢ W buyers want- 25¢ to 36c lower 1t started downward Cipts ran up to 20,000, ak since. Thearrlvals for the lust three days were 1nuch more in har- mony with the ‘demand. Prices were again downi to from §1 10 83,25 for inferior to choico grades, witl maujor part of the sales at from $2.05 10 #3.25. The tamb market showed little chian esdity, sing time it has fallen aw m 1be to: from $2.75 t0#4.75 for poor to chole in the week thore were i number of tr £4.90 1085, Tho | et scenis to he for con- tinued liberal areiv nd it docs not now look as thouzh we were to see much better prices for sonie tin oipts —Cattle, 8,000 head head: hogs, 18,000 head; shcep, 6,000 hewd. arnal reports pis, 8,000 s and 1,000 western: ker: pr , 2808 @4.75; others, 88,004 3.10: >; Westorns, stockers and foede Toas ecoipts, higher: rough and pucking and shippi hauvy and butchers’, 300 inclading All ad, 15,000 bead common, AND ket extrem $3.009.60; top New Y. New Yonk, 8,100 head. Receipts ; dull and wehl:' top sheep, nhs, $4.0004.50, Live Stock Market, Nov. 24.—Breves—Recelpts, vade’ very dull and 10@15¢ 1owor; native steers, good to_prime, $4.600 5.10; fair. to_good, $1.20@4.55; common to ordinary, #3.06@4.10; stags und ‘oxen, £2.006 4,60; bulls, $2.6504.75; ary cows, $1,2002.80; Europeun n' steers siow. per 1. Dis, 113 veuls, G@sic LAMBS - Receipts, 8,800 S 3ynge lower; sheep, §2.00@3.50, 3000455, iT0as - Recoipts, 2,100 houd; now inally weak; $.50@6.00. Kansis City Live stock KANSAS Ciry, Nov, 24. () 9.500 head; shipments, 3,500 he tie steady, others slow; Texas stoe 8.25; shipping steers, #4.500.25; Texas und nutive cows, #1.50@3.00; butchers' stock, $3.40@4.15; stockers and feeders, $1.90@38.50, Receipts, 4,600 head; shipments, matket 5@l higher; bulk, heavy lights, : Sueer -Roceipts, none; market steddy. head; head; Louis Live Sto ST, Louts, Nov. 24, CATTLE shipiients, 1,700 heid Texas and Indian st lower, s und heifers, $1.0002.60. DS, 2,200 hewd; shipuie houd; murker 106102 highor; 1igh 5.40; mixed, $4.90050.35; hoavy, 86,007 SHEEP—Roceipts, none: shipiients, 500 he no market owing to lack of supply. Sloux City Live Stock Market. 810Ux Crty, Nov. 24.—1ogs—Receints, 1,700 houd; officlall yestortay, 1448 el ship: ments, 712 heid; market bz210c higher at 0.1516.25; hulk, '$5,2001.5.25, Oarr ad; officinl yestor- day, 1, its, 474 howd; light cattle 10@15¢ lower, others deady. e bedll The “No. 9" Wheeler & Wilson, with its perfected te only lock-stitch machine elastic seam. 1t is the dressn on that account, Sold by & Co., 514 South Sixteenth strect i IN THE 160N 1R ADE, Incrense ot Orders, but u Decrease in Prices Murked the Week, CLEVELAND, Nov, 24.—The Iron Trade Re- view this week sa An increasing volume of business in the raw 1ron and in mwany . de- partments of the finished material mar- ket is still attended by the lowest prices, and there is no longer any disposition to speculato as 1o how fur down absolute bot- tom is 1o be found, Wherever any consider- able amount is to be purchased —and in finished iron 100 tons seems to count for as much as 500 tons in normal times—sellers have come to expect to make prices u shade lower than the last transactions called out. In pig iron it is noted that in some mar- kets consumers are making quotations on larger lots thun for some time past. Sales are chiefly confined Lo this year's deliveries, however, the expiration of coke contracts with the year being a factor in the caleula- tions of some faraace men, T'he steel rail reductions continue to be a JORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND Y com LllIgN 18 SETTER, 8 it acts gent o stowaci . and s & pleasant laxative. This ‘made froun lierba. and 5 prepared for use asten Itis E'S MEDIGINE el et Sl Y Giles nev sary: LOL ¥, WOODWA RD, L Kov, N.%, | house and to give fiv e notes of | siderabl; fruitful topie, and particularly among ore men and furnace men, Much is expected from the stimulus to rail buying, which is confident!y counted on ‘The targe pipe contracts in the cast, here. tofore reported, have been increased by con wonnage in the week. Cincinnatd reported tho beay week the pipe trade has seen in months. Prices were the lowest, however, evidently being to fill up the foundries for the winter. - LD IN 110 ¥ EARS, Ofer of T, M. Rippey, cepted 18 Creditors., Lovisvine, Nov. 241, B, Rippey, the wealthy distiller of Lawronceberg, Ky., sub mitted a propositton to his creditors last uight offering to mortgage his plant and Jual amount to cover his inde bledness, payable m eight, twolve, sivteen, twenty and twenty-four months, His assets arve §1,107,000; liavilities, 714,000, 1% will prabably be acceptod. Thrown Oat ot Couvrt. Joutet, 1L, Nov. 4. “The noted I'ish caso, which has caused so much talk in tion. has been thrown out of court tho disgust of the prosecuting attorneys who were unable to prove that the fiem of Fish & Sons was 1nsolvear when it accepted dcposits Avn v the Distiller, Ae- this sec much to Run Throngh a Setve, Nrw Yonk, Nov. 24— At noon today Na thaniel S, Jones announced his suspension on the stock exchange. The failure is not an important one. The suspension does not entuil auy serious consequences owing to the fact that the failure is due to what the street cails “dry rot,” a gradual weakening away of resources, Jones came here from Chicago some halt dozen years ago and is eredited with having then had a capital of #00,000, which tns been dissipated by disastrous speculations. He was a member of the firm of Jones & Kennet, which afterwards became Keanet Hopkins & Co., but for some time past he has been operating alone, and therefore in- volving no one else in his troubles, Three Business Failur New Yok, Nov. 24 -Benjamin . Wood and John Radiker of the firm o Wood & 1 e a general a: & field today with prefercnce Bostox, Nov. 21.—Investigation shows the liabilities of the detunct Casually company 10 this city wili reach £250,000. LowELL, Mass,, . 13, Kimball, ex-president of the Appleton bank. hus a signed. Liabilities, £252,000: assets, $155,000. - AFTER HIs SCALP, Cheyenne Indians Seeking to Tribesm 's Doath. Woonwanb, OkL, Nov. 24.—Word reached here yosterday by courier that a conipany of United States troops had started from Fort Sympathy to head off a band of Indians who are making for Cheyenne, forty-five miles westof hece, to wroak vengeance on one Tom O'Hara for killing one of their tribe, The Indians are under a fieree Cheyenne chief and number eight men. Tho sherif of Chy nne county, who has O'Hara under his ch &0 has or ganized a posse of twenty-five heavily armed men, and is cqually determined that no harm shail befall nis prisone As the Indians have a good start on the troops and are very ugly, it is feared, however, that many mnocent whites may suffer before the troops can arriv O'Harais a Texas ranger, and while in search of eattle thieves supposed to be hiding in Cheyenne county. got iuto a dispute with a band of Cheyennes, which resulted in his shooting and ~ killing an Indian named Red Moon. O'Hara escaped to town aud is now in jail. Av S INNOCENT - OF (NFANI Pittshurg Prisoners Found Not Gailty of u Sennational Case. Prrrssune, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Kittie Huddles- ton-Covle, her mother, Mrs, Huddleston, and husband, Claude Coyle, who were on trinl for infanticide, were acquitted this morning, the jury returning, after an all- night sitting, with a verdict of not guilty. The case caused a sensation here on accqunt of the wealth and standing of thedefendants. -~ One word describes it, “perfection.” We re- erto DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve,cures piles., " Where the Hunters Are. Vaxcouver, Wash., Nov. 24, eneral Car- lin's son and party of hunters, who have been snowbound in the Bitter Root moun- tains, have been located at Hot Springs, on the middle fork of the Clearwater river, well provisioned for the whole winter. I AM SO HAPPY! 3 BoTILES Relieved me of a severe Blood trouble. It has also caused my hair to grow out again, as it had beenfalling out by the handful. 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They absolutely and permanently oure Bil- fousness, Constipation, Jaundice, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bick or Bilious Headaches, lmh.(u-\.-m\mm consequent stupor or drow- siness They're griaranteed to give satisfaction, in every way and in every case, or your money is returnéd, You pay only for the good yow ot Nothing else urged by a tricky dealer, can bo ** just as good " For you to buy. DOCTOR SEARLES & SEARLES, SPECIALISTS ohroaic Nervous Privaty ani Spacial )i56as s, VoAb, Consnltntiom Fece, ‘Wo ours Catarrh, A1l Di onses of the Nowo, Throat, J iest Stomach, Liva s Blood, 3liin and Kidney Disgakos. Fo= malo onknessoy, Lost ankood, Stoicture. iydroos o, Verigooals, «to, PLLES TISTURA AND RE TAL UL urod without puin or detention tro: Call 0n o addross with stami Vool and reeeipis, ir oMice, room 7 Dr. Seuries & Searles, M=oy A OMAIA “ sonly with thesignature ustus von Liobig in blu, nk across the lubol, thus * Tt is almost unnec this refers to the worl Liehie COMPANY’S Extract of Beef. For delicious, refreshing Beef Ton. For improved and edonomic cookery. k-lknown GRAIN CLEANED The FULTON ELEVATOR CO,. Ful ton, 11 N, W. Ky.. will brush ‘whet, scour brl s at o cent per Dushot, Have your grain cleaned and ox its valuo. Tuquire of your agent for biliins particulars or address FULTON ELEVATOR CO.. Fulton, 111, Dueber-Hampden 17-Jewel @‘& 7 RUBY JEWELED & Varones. & Watches. It" is marvelous how these famous Watches are taking the place of all others where accu- rate time is required. Railroad menwill have nothing e Dueber Watch Works. Canton, Ohia. Adjusted i SOUTH OXMAHA, mUm'an Stosk Yards Compaay, South ©mahas Beat Cattlo 1o and shass mar<otis the war -GS Mi3317 1 HOUSZ). Wood Brotaers, Live Stoxk Commission Merchunts Soth Umabia—Telopions 115 —~ Chioars JOIN D. DADIIMAN, WALTER . W0, Market roparts by mail and wire cheerful araished upon application. [RPa— Dr. AUGUSTUS VOELCKER, the celebrated chemist of London, in his analysis of a sample of our North Carolina Bright Leaf Tobacco, says: that he finds but LITTLE NICOTINE or albuminous compounds, and that it is one of the FINEST FLAVORED MILD TOBACCOS he ever smoked. This package is made from the ¢¢ Pick Leaf’’ of our North Carolina Crop, Golden Belt District. Only the PUREST, ripest and sweetest leaf, d‘{n FROM THE v‘a EN BELT DIST! NoRTH CARDLINA CRoRSY “"'°c" BAGS & TWINES | TENTS, ETC. Bemis Omaba Bag (Omeha Teat-Awning COMPANY e COMPANY. Hour " sacks, " BOOTS AND SHOES. HORSIE COVERS, 1114 Farnam Sieest- Morse-Coz Sho2 Company. 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Gibbon & Co | Omaha Saleand iroa nd Jackson | B #oods Wioves, mittens. 1ith aud Harney strest: ) sliutlers and ire o4: 0%, Gus AUGred, btk a0 Jackson ey LUMBER. John A Wakelild, | tmportad, American Porte | BTOVE REPAIR3 Omany Stove Repaic VIOAKR Stova rapiire and wator atliohmeits 1or auy Kladol wiois mals 17 H03e 88 I ous. Standard Oil Co. Refned and lubricakiag Olla, 10 groaie, o ~ COMMISSION. Branch & Co. Produce, frults of all xiods, oysters. ~ LIQUORS. Frick & Herbert, Carpenter Paper Co Carry @ full stock of pplog sud