Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1894, Page 15

THE OMAHA DAILY BER: DAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1894. = e 3 mer mupply 0F hoga.the Friee. ¢ wrromt oo tion day.” . g excoeded The drouth of July u, Business in a Jobbing Way Suffers from the | itetail Trade Shows Considerable Improve- | Wheat Sterted Weak ond Olosed Strong, | Condition of Traag™Hnd Quotations on Reooipts for the Weak About on Par with | isearnts stock, enforoing the - Snow, Church & Co. mercantile agenc: not been quite 8o strong bn the low grades, and | Satunia " . o “Retall trade for the past week shows | GOOD WEATH:R IMPROVED CCRN MORKET | time there has boon=s—good dermand for the | §5bne b ¢ St Witk "and | CATTLE TRADE STILL MUCH UNSETTLED | thon and wed on A Very Thursday Anxioty of Herdors to Cloan Up and Ab- | 160ed enlargement of the Killings ne compared with ampl e and water for Good at Close of the Week— t stimulating the sale of heavy under tracted Very Little Attention led advancess Moward the close of the It v g : eholen yollow. e pominnl: prime ye [ inowe B-100Mle: standard A, Lowtved in senren concerning the estimated sume ,STRADE three days of November, but this js ac CDMMERCML AND FINAVCI L | Biasetes fotony Do faminals, prime vellow, |moutd A, ¢ s1000c sandard A, 3 15100 OMAHA UVE STOCK MARKETS | . 3 Biae: yellaw oft @l S0, primo white: | o irctionon R0Y0) andard A 3 15 1004c; e CONDITION OF OMAHA counied”foe By Ui ‘Rear approach of eiec A T, ’ PRI BB o . otk Y A Y - PP ey O At i uiated. 4 1 IMINGC: cvbon, & 5 TBEHtae In comparisan with oy - G . a——e SNOW, CRURCH & CO'S. VIEWS. Ing doing, centrifugnl Java, 128 60; Muscovado [io Tkely ' map? falr ‘refining, 108 30 act seriously aitecting (he promi n ent—The Fight in Flonr. Gaining One-Half Ce ho D Staple and Fahgy Produen, Now York Dey Goods Market. Thee Years' Hiveri the corn crop. and cutting off the vaner s Political Excitement. Albert Adriano, local superintendent for ining One-Half Cent on the Day. During the past week the butter market has | NEW y ‘ 1t was' s mere q ree Years' Experience. mark i ot anats 1o Oy, CalCng the : ol orers e for shipment Before November, and wihseqsenily wiites packing stock fs auotcd fower. At the same | YOrY lEht, wnd the spot dernnd Ikewim Few hese' (flacaon mar) COLLECTIONS AS A RULE SATISFACTORY | Ay S e O mentaiives of outof-town houses And Fehuetion i prieione, And expestations of mueh Y8y considerable Hmprc R L AR Tave moved quite Froatpes - featurd OF (He toming weel In 31 'aMogcn daie fatot thies. gy pmo e N | plies more directly to dealers in boots and OWing 1o theineofth ARVAlNe otimencement of | O SR.00 DAIFS OF Colamble nce: Cuttalng, oa ce e han heen . o the Stormy Weather Cuts Off Some Trade In a | shoes and clothing, the wet weather creat- | Trading In Uats Cont the ‘week the teca'ptds1, Boultry Peiblly. | RO e ate LCF U0 v W ures, R what ‘would have b shown. undel B8 Jobbing Way—City Retall Trade Very Ing quite a demand for rubber goods and Imited Volume and the Varket At- ut n day or Gug. And the market .n ales for the w M plec sence of Fat Steers the Features— ennnce d promise for the o heavier foot wear, and the colder tempe i e e ogs Still & Puszle with Little To wh conditions have added supplies werb NUIRte more liberal am " oy ar and clothing. Other lines experienced Throughout the Duy. o U il able reaction, very natural under the | to the o - EOR y VRN —Stend: 0 Gulde Doalers, 1 roan Rot_be definiiely A not quite mo. fif [FEORIA, Nov. 3._CORN_Stendy; No. 2, § packing returna are not _complete, Game has been comihie In quite . but the | No. 3 Gllc; new, sl gc. v suliciently o 1o Indicate very closely the clreumstances, On wholesale lines the sea- ——— tocal (4 Inre » has, | OATS—Steady 3 white, 30 @0t4e —_— (L for, the summer season, which A RARFOR | #onable weather has as yet had little or no however < demand. RYE 3 A8¢ 40¢ N SATURDAY, N uately A number previausly reached ‘The conditions prevailing during the past ;.)rr 1, :,nlw ux’huulm;-n \‘\:ll »:[m ately r“"r‘l’ CHICAGO, Nov ~Wheat «ll;rlml v‘v'-nk ind r; market ,":' Tt kept _well .\zlllh i B :‘vhn‘,‘“ has e, u1 P & 8 ok U x >\' ‘I\l it ;\A s i -x“""'.": n L when tne m.l,.'y was » | their 'share of the benefit. Groeers r 10 Sloaed. stiong, WANING i theLend § ned up, but there W beon eeling X eat, 1,2 ¢ ecolpts for the past week ¢ been | 05000 aln for the elght monthe | i week have been very different from what Al business and dealers in other | #Nd cle J The receipta ot hAy fell off somewhat under | cath, 19,100 bu.: rye. nome: burles. o500 b e erent | COMPArison WItK Inst year 1a 1,095 o, erfenced by an woul select | finea som. reasonabir wel sktant) "R | gain for the day. Corn wes weak from be- the Influince of storiny! weather, and stocks on | RHTEMIENTE - Wneat o0 o oo about up to the average, not much different The question arises as (o how much this e EREse er0ed DEkihens miln Memeem reasonably well satisfied. The o 00 b ne; barley, 8,400 bu from last week, and slightly heavier than | marke R Ewo o 88 those best calculated to encourage trade. | excitement immediately preceding election | glnning to end and provisions were also on | g, "fluence of ‘st fuced (o some cxient. outs, M bu.; rye, nome; b i rom last week, £ 1892 and 1888, | montha I Hikely b daick the e During the early part of the week the |18, of course, affecting all lines of business | the down grade and lower. The week's ex- | The mrker oo stiety trao e 5 haa b - for the corresponding weeks of 1592 anc foathe I8 like ifTect the winter operations, vl A | to a greater or less extent, but the im-. i Y flour from . both |Yery Brm and the demnd kood. Subplics . The figures are as follows: 1 onable to calculnte that several hundeed weather was cold and stormy and every | 10 & Eres quite meneral that when the | POTS of wheat anc oul such stock are light, but there are of held | 4 1. Quiet, with bat housand of _hogs bel % 1o winter months one remained In doors that possibly could | Doiitical ngitation as fairie subiiied 7¢ | consts were 2,804,000 bu., compared with 3, | fich St cold ‘wlorage stock to by L e i by “bright - medium 7 Hihter amgiready daukhiered, and’ nt much and there was no uragement for amy | continuation of t seasonible weathe 3,000 bu. on. the previous week and pi stimated that there are enough storn e Dt this week . ocs | Hghter welkhits than had the sl condigh and tub washed 4y | ol conditions ekgs in the houses here to st for nnother two | M0 ¢ . RN Locelta last week The winter supply one o buy at such a time. The traveling | Which has prevalled of late, will do much | sumably for that reason the wheat market I Gy 2 [ marketing. | weeks, after which time it will be necessar "Frisen Wheat Quotatio week Iast year...... 2 iy N ecurtalled through thes: r he retall it ery quiet | {0 Improve trade. Jeweler hay dealers | opencd with sellers at e under gester- | to commence shipping In trom . olner ot g N Sk NH" e Firm; | Sn week 1892...... . wos, DUt (his does not imply that the supply men reported the retall trade as very q Trads it Ty Lysiapes of 4. good Holéay | SSIIC, Tine Brioss. - Bhe Forolgn miikets | s s R Ramom _ SUIRE storuge L JRANCINED. Ko, e . foniotono) fAll Short of Tnst winter: The exinting. iRty n the country and merchants eorrespond- | trade and th I8 an increasing confidence | 44y Sn‘ osing l'l ;; : Inquirics by cables | 08 & tme in the hietory of the jpually ,,",.“ . mber, 8%c; oo S haa DRRA the rule iy W There has ) :h;, not ‘y.:-m A ulow “that ~there will Ingly Indifferent. in_the permanency of the improvement were firmer and higher, Inquiries by cab! some storage egg when It kave the satisfaction — A SR B BT T o Amafler wimor marketing than Jast. yeun :’n’n result, there was m very perceptible | ¥ 4-ml(";«ll- conditions. l«ilTwu ging I$: | from exporting houses soliclted offers of that it hes siven thle year. Chicaeo ‘n\lulm‘- STOCKS AND BONDS. demand or in the character of the receipts, | e i modtnied situation T {1’, ’ ports of the flourishing “condition of trade e SeHIDta b o Duluth and [Dest storge houses in the country, and the Fir the SRt Ehe Senas ottt 1\ the number miy " v The SRR s VolEms el otets i B the st ani ot ure ity mludh to MINTGRDATIS et el CONIALFARIY GBI A1 the Intent JmpEovementa. and (ke the yirs | Denlings in Securitios Touch in Many Une | 1,18 almost e end of i1 shipments are progras of (o scnann, St o, Stiendiar BN BATL: of L8 Week couid be. feghrasd e IHE dabil b A St ecart s e e con e pnorthivest was reported |Fhu mew! apiom ‘of svamration instead of o | NEW YORK, Nov. 3—The trading on cleanin i) rexardiess of e, 80X ar COML | want antiane o it a5, AALY ax deatern Bify betn dul tar as the volume of | Jiond Co.'s plant ‘at South Omaha Will 00 [ vo'5e" coverad with slush and. snow. tal. for maintalning n low temperatite. cnabics th ek exchange today was very light, | frvthnks ORArOCRs OF G BOX of QOgC | wer anticipating n lusl Satundny: - Offew having been dull so far as lume 00N A2 0% Nt Serfoubiy wireot: paoking | 1o b0, Sovered MIIL slush giid anow, pros Deople Lo keop W very unfform, and they ersey Central being the only stock in | fuct that October Tecelpts, 115,000 head, were | inis - iheioded € good heavy hogs, but Ui We% coniderietl, e R LT L R L Rt Fher farmers’ de- | llave leumed frm exgerionce o handle 1 hich the dealings were at all acti It | the heaviest in the history of the yards A o r 1eht plgs to pull the o e 1M the week It becama more favor. | rebullding will commence with as little de- | pective further diminution of farmers® de- | have letmed teom expertence to. handle the | JHW ! e and was hame | 1Lowiil 0150 nCCoUnt TOF the ey wrneniie: | Mvornen dow kgt TRt piea o SO che buylng was stimulated in some | iy, 88 possible and It will be & compara- | liverics. The wenkness of the market lasted | Frocety he'ief thie year Shan ever before. ” here. | Which speculative feature and was ham. | It will also account for the vory unsatis. (& Dk nensnye qrly market was able and buylng was stimulat n tively short titme before the plant will bo | o At time | they tarn out is better than ever taken out of ed down by the bears with a persistence | 40 tor i oy ok AR AT ket today opened out fully n dime lower lines by the cooler weather, which served as | (€)Y, SHOFL tfinG before the R e ot e R SO R A8 g e Sl e ot og e el | il wiagks Yheve vay i Iy been s ot onened out fuly ke Tower a very active reminder that winter is at| “‘Local flour dealers are much interosted | been demonstrated to e, LR Ly re esult gy better satiafaction 'I S Hraka tHib pHde per cent from | consequent scarcity of = desirabi stock | Hoay 19 lower on il grades. TFair te Dabe for 1t s e time bas arrived to pre- | o i o oped, JENL for business now | were buyers for all they wanted to sell at ABril Mock 1a fully b good as | TLock and ) cent lower | buyers would havo been able to dictate thelr | £, havs, and butcher ekt o’ w YAV WIthouE Bir et - Setay, being carried on by the three great Minue- | g8e for May and 8%e for December. At 5 ey s Sl Food 44 | the opening, which was % per cen I | Oava ftofiris, (o0 Fatts have been so haril | nogs ln' to B Poar o palr Rero S et v ’ ber of trade during the | §oon" ghine on ibihaLyine: This war has | guc for May, Rosenkrang bought in. one trade In CIy. ws, fresh without en- | than lust night's closing figures. The posl- | ("0 "N (he Killers nave been compriied | NS SRl a0l At Trom Se10 an LELL And eht st woelt s the Dotk sanmk the | beengoing on throughout the 'cou 190 ] fum 000 rom P ige and wanted | counterine any complaint. This is an im Lion of this stook, In view of the fact It has| (o ake ‘and use a good many ocattle that | Srca Suf sol inquiry g8 and stock hogs, e g e orcting fonraiEn: | SO F Tate ToLably 8f Chicago, bu ‘it e lun ””"1’\. P rll‘jvmn-r-"-'. 0 10" IIRIRGIRLS | TEnL I (NG, OeE ARt T s gnatitying, [ not earned a dividend for the past iX | yw,uid otherwise have been hard to move ul{ and they sold pretiy muc as on Fris which appears (o be exciting more than |0aly of lafe that it has assumed full pros | more, e AT MR 1t touched | and means niuch 1o the produce trade In future. | months, is especlally vuinerable, and it was [ WOUTL CIRETWIRE hve been hurd to move | da, “at”trom $3 'to' 4. stags and her Brands ores e ortradocul dealers in | heln from ihat transdotion, as it touched | and means mush Lo'8HW produce’ trade | e | D ot R by, home | acterized the —market. for desirable beef | preanant saws thcons. o the usual amount of Interest, and, for that | PEFONS in tl are, of course,” sulfering (o a | its lowest price for the day' a few minutes | It will “mean a pb ORI L T T S LR ] reason iu taking the attention of dil e sy ater or loss sxiant.. hig. B later. Decembher declined to 53 fron | @ 3 of business men away from their business | HEGRET OF leas extent. The | H to a greater or | extent. The fact t Y by the government steers, and dullness and weakness the trade | inspectors, had o sell_anywhere from. $255 o e, and May to 57%c from b8c. These 1 they are certain 8 being taken out in the | jg o suspicion_that under ok on | §t ing gL x el ook 1t the under grades u{..u‘ have constituted | & + e ”v‘mh-wlwv be, four l“l o nddu.x’l. 3 condition " they now are showing up. Quota- | New Jerey Central, the shorts too the larger proportion of the receipts. dragsing marke | BT 16 fnleh, And. the e s we : were turning points, Offerings began to be | £ i L8 cts'in other shares, which N CIhOREIE POb e un- | Close was ve althoukh practically everye n active political campalgn is a detriment | BrCuliar: Up to within five 3 and tn s trne | N, early sellors wanted their wheat back | Uomsz, King stock. @8t to gosh | SHIMARRIDEOIEACIS In olhek shATS. NAS! (ol thought, for u time that the un. | oss whe bery handi™ Risctionlly SySEs [oar i o e beent Dully exemplified dur- | biediaté Viciniiy wers Semmslerans on s and took ‘to bethinking themselves of the | country, 1H@Nc: cholco 1o fance AU the opening 'the' goneral maricet was | fEWAL Kestiuction, b fire of Hammonds | tmafie e il D08 The bulke of e faay (Rt (e Jobbors: of his oits it e | 0 prna Whot Mour nd heme.osaer B miproved and hecine aulte strons, with | s, creamery, * 1bgime; creamery, 21 | o M Vory dull. . The only ‘Stock hich | Hehiment would affect. the market untavor | jih 845 £t hows sod ok trom e W0e o say that the jobbers of this city be | tah hdilo iy ing Improved and became quite strong, w! 220, g v vas W ng & Lake | HShr et of THet howe . | the bulk of the hogs sold at from $.35 to Ofly Too Glnd Whon the wholt afiats o ayes Wise, gL Prand g ldotitious or oth T- | the, bost-rrives of theaay wrevalling. sk ohs | Coo e Fom ks A%c; cspring - chickens, | Made any advance was Wheeling & I e ADIear o e e Hoprasentative SKive: Sun Jmve' grown tired af trying to talk | g hOOUE fIfe years ago, T Thin territory | Session was ending, December closing At | stc; ducis, aGlc: jurkess eprime he; okens. SR SRR fements have been mage to take care of business to o man and have him break out | 27 although' consimers: d1d nat og firel | 53%e bid and May at from 55%c to G8%c. key ase, AR 1 ek ceR itk Sugar and Pacific Mail | 3ll, the cattle boueht ontfle &8 ever oieHt | Av. Sh, Av. Sh. into u pollijcal, discussion Jist at the RoInt | take kindly {0 the winter wheat fore dich Bk Mot Bie and At fhe pit Deogf: | BUCE TNE oot SR i Juid, Voo001s; | when 1he rald mede b New Jersty Gemtral MI0a:: Tt tie, meantling e Babte i Bk Rt S Comsuminted. | ent that's sele had been | o qierénce M- price was' ke or 1o | ber brousht B and’ May thgc. por-dox., 375G3.00; ‘bue’ wing' toul: pet | baused & gencral reaction Deluware & | Mong, In larger scale as soon aa poasible. | 5. ... 0y 1 3 B consummated, duce the: Since th - The corn market was easier on the {m- [&rouse. per doz., $2.75G.00; blue wing s Hlidaon selling off 114 pér. o6l d the rest | "V o During the present deek the dnmage to | 4ot St hiapae Mayince wn heTiod the | provement. in the wenther. Tt started with T Dot onr M oot et hoiugks: | Hudson selling oft 1% oo o Bent et Trade Shows Littla Change. 4 business will, without doubt, be still gréat 1 A have - boo Kletvy comboliar | i break of from Ye to %¢ on May and an | Mixed. pe i i, 1000 1 P i i 1™ took. ce about 11 . 0 Siines will, wi Ty e g avor and have become heayy compelitors R A Aiverine | mallards and red’ heads, §2.002 25; 256 all_covering a raily took place abou The market today was & fair sample of 0] elestlon does not take place until Tu of their larger rivals in the north, the |€ven heavier decline in the nearer cellveries. | 1oy 3uie “gaddies, 14@léc o'clock, which did_ not exceed % per cent, | oo Market t L ek, Wallocs H poki e a8y or two teter an Then 12w | jvelf known Minncapolis s maintatn- | CoVSTREr when st heard ot yanterany, 13g; amail rabbits; 81 ack rabbits, $ ted | EXGRL p Alton & Terre Huute and St Paul [ 1ad the same miscellaneous agwrogation of H day or two later, and ther v g thelr re or high-priced brands, | compared with 5c e close ye Y+ | VEAL—Cholge fat and small ‘veals are quoted | & o vec 1% and 1% per | b Al e de 8160k to sho take a day or (wo more {0 talk the matter '\L,";h"’.,',,,v""j',“"',‘JLJ}“’,,,‘,“,'['*:‘," It bronide: | and December' dropped 'to Gite, and imme | af Bipigo: large and conrse, S@Aic. [ LS8 L e S T T e e dCTHS AR B il o i SNEE 804ty to"discover how it happened, | the ‘market " Tie onin fENL bre: fight | Mately thereafter to Gli4e, as compared With | Ch REcH W eand cream, 1%: Ne- gon Improvement dropped | Something better. A8 ' result, ouad i Datire oo booult that the week will end | may thus be apurerio ng the more and | 51%c at the close vesterday. November |braska ang lowa. full crenm. Sier Nebmuba Noi 2 per cont and Reading and Sugar re- | Spoihp better, As a result, trade wos i betore the country will be able to get down | ita Influence SoP oo oted in this Tine ia $apesquently decllried to Gi%e, and, Decem. | fow.”part. skims, 10%: RO 1 10 | 0 B Der osnl; the Gencral mattil Sitag GLRWhIch {here e Sars fen Tl oAt ! 0 business once more. Ry % 8 ber 10 60%4e. e opening prices for May | bric 1, 1203 y No. 3 5 g and closed firm. 08 Iy fir 4 oor ¢ 4 Satlatactory during the pust week. though, | close O the month ot Derepeitiation a ery | 3011 down to fo%e. The strength in wheat | $.60; TR badies sellho bese Oalyton sraiis | FiEner Vhan. e noa} Sade, LS yesterday | " Cow stuft has been pounded hard al week § BeanEattention to Keep sy feauired con- | encouraging ‘condition of aMaimC s Lok | Rear ‘the close. caused ot aproveret. | hav. i it B P T and St. Paul & Omana is 1% per cent higher. | gupplies have been e ann rhe: Homcoki ‘ Patior tion to keep them up close. The | eral average To the month i}ty | Volume | Dut the recovery was miet by a good deal of ENG-OlA viras. wer doz., 75 The grangers show m gain of 1 10 % Der | DUDP tolr even for Hoe ohoid the t stock H matier Y::{[).«"yltm;u‘.{;: has neotuitehed | of business, transacted in' all loes, Tar 1 l‘;fi,fi"{;’?"'-‘;:}:‘ ke, pelling, 195 for oo BGETABLES. cent, fhe lacter i Rock Isiand. '“‘(".”“'y Prices have steadily declined sn ail grades |2...... ! 0sely- o e are a grea o correspond » Cer e for November, G1%e foi - frge L erial' 1oss was 24 pei Yregon : . o) o week closes any sH many good retafl hou: country that | vear ™ Octerer I et wis oy opant | Comber and Sle Did for May: e Meeterm fock ar lot; i amalt | RS Y00 The MWt "t chanien | A fhe market for e WeeiC"ibsesany I i never make any pr to pay a bill it 5 Y 1 ‘ i H i b i i i i h i i i i i i i atd v Tots, e Improvement. On (he week the changes |where from ¢ to bhe lower than ft apeoms the panic and was naturally - dull frading in oats continued on a yery little LD oflandipicked, navy, ‘§2; llma | were pretty .evenly distributed both ways. | The common canning jwedes haves opoeo |4 ¥hen it falls due unless a statentent of the rison that the same month of 8o Yolume and the ek iutracted very little | OLD REANE Hend:g 4 The trading was more active than during | the most and are sofe spoi e, Slered degount it sent them. T most sections. of 1055, ho fand ctober, 1884, with Ooto- | #fieRton, | The: uctuations, of. com Tited | “ONTONS —On orders, eS@i0e. the preceding: week, the sales aggregating | tney ever sold o this marker The doma i } a"u_l:!.r)’ the sending of a statement 1893, the fact should receive considera. cou a0k _““l macket enticely AV | CABBAGE—ON orders 1 £8,000 shares. keeps up well for veal calves and p hAnls o kA dun and u good many mer- | tion that while the atior ToohrSicd Ty suc 390, a8 3%c, Sold off 1o 32%c, up to I2%c | CHLBRY-Per dos: 2@ Bonds teday were strong and moderately | have firmed up right flong, the best ool chants who conshi redit a8 good lod the panic, the former follows very 2 casler at 32%c | SWEET POTATOES Ker bbl., §3;. Jerses active thrdughout, the tramsactions reachinit | stock soing tolls B bereiE e best veal }'W(]fi-m“"‘ ‘.h rec ch a missive. ely on the most disastrous crop fallure The prospect for'heavy hoi recel o R ? oo a‘total of ¥IOLEN: Advances were recorded of | Bulls, stags and rough siock o ally have 10, the west, howe i3 different, and | that ever struck (his section of 1o country | godle BoonP T arivet choead b ipts A G B A 2D mw fiRer cent in Atchison ds, Colarado Midland | been slow sellers, bui prices have been vers e paraue retall merchant does not ‘think [ and (hat at o i veyenOh,® country wasg | o6 €Ofh. market ‘closed provisions to_ sell A O . firsts, Burlington § 1 Union Pacific gold | generally in the same motehts Sty inder, any. obligations to meet | by no means Tecoverey frol] the effects of [ (ff[AC to 12%e (o the loWest price of the [ CAULIPLOWER-Ter doz, f2. 6s. Oregon Short Line consol bs g % | "The supply of feeders has been none too | S B untn he has recelved statement iremely dull spring and summer suc- | WeeK: Yeahing tiii a b 1 Tgse. Der cdnt. [ Declines were recorded of 2 per | large for the demand and brices have beoy fo the effect tha wnt Is due and | ceeding the ‘unsettled conditions of a3 "G |, The leading futures ranged as follows PARSNIPS—Per bu,, ; Shg6ic. Tt N OReEon Lmprovement consols and [ firmly held all week, but medium and, com: R piiltancs 1 rder, further point of importance in making this | ~Ariicies—TGpon=—] g RUTABAGA. il TeP90c. % per cent i Log Island and Ferry. Dut- | mon stock cattle have made up entir o life o el trade, there was not | comparidon fs tha Tace thet LaniiDE thi Vo3 PARSLIEY-Per doz: Biifiihes, 25e. i the week the bond market has been much life or activity at the opening of the | oreased from 20 to 10 per cent on all lines | “HeatNo. 2 Rble o spsather being most”too unfavor- | of goods, nnd, In conargieneery i (s l-l:lne f::‘r. uin-»lm-sr“u'.) w-nlmr.- rrun.' in volume of trade is necessury. even to make larg mbers., A he close of the up the same amo dol d ce however, theré was a splendid trade, |4 o’ comaeunt in dollars and cents, Taking into co sideration all - 01 Wweather was pleasant and the few cold | and the' situation .;'?run'; ] appeared to have acted as a stimulus 1y, it is no exaggeration n buyers, who were out in full foree. th Just completed Shows tp et I kinds of winter goods moved frecly and | ably well» o COMPleted shows up remark- {he retuil dealers of ‘e oy were apeak] €Ty encourngingly of the prospects ot hael CUI0AGO tavE ) ness for the next few weeks to come. Aty SEhEsatasaan0aRsse = " W 2 1y toc large a proportion of the offerings. The de URNIPS—Per bu,, s, hashe hain strong and trading has been | mand for them has been decidedly nck. PLIT PEAS—Per .. 4j3ke. heavy, the sales being very large and they have been exceedingly hard 1o FRUTES, The following were the closing quotations | move, even at very low and Unsatisfaetons Jyjhoes_and pears are about all that is left | on the leading stocks of the New York ex- | fgurés. In fact, “they have nerummise: inthe way' of Calltprota (- There are’ & | change toda from day to day ‘until they are worth ver few CaTitomia grapes, DAt ey are gearce, whits | SYARE® today. i £ S little,, "Frade today was, us it always IS on Pontes, plumte and frutés are s gono Atehtson . ." =T BRI P D, &G Saturfay, rather quiet, but prices were gen. l'l“’lw'n ‘are ‘plenty df-New York-grapes to he k;llmnn;.(nwsi.. 1;5 anhv’v&vxlann erally about steady. . 000 0 b on. 8 o QA,[!DIN are in liberal Aoty nnhm» mmavhet, |- Goipid,.. b5 Do i, Representative Sales, uite” a good many BPBIES are being exported 4 } | T {6 urogy this sswsont (EAC exports oF the et | fal ¥ Qhtatio & w. s Kot e Sem e ending October 20 ard 3 Tllows: ' From United Orog: oes . Av. P 3 . Dusiness Was of a Restrictod Charncter SUUEE and Catadn E0 Tt ot Unlted : Orogon Nav 10....1283'33 19....125 43 8 AS'DUN BEES IT. and Recoipts Were Small, bbly., From, Iaited SIS aud Cinada to Glas. | Ceniral. Pacitia ). 1080 3 21 340 CHICAGO, Nov ttle. receipts ware baraly | M g Ty o T T3y i o i | Ghes s Onvo HIPPING AND. BxpoRE - Y "' A , Nov. el o al ", ondon, ' 38, b otal, | C! PPING AN X P Ly Oshns 1nterest In Fire Brotection—About | o heds misnors oa ro'e restricted character, | SOM itiba- atou 100 ot o e on e eotal: | Chica g . ;l: anal ;«d ;Iil\nm Values were nominal, ranging from §1 to $6.2 i"}'y g@‘ Lo ‘the 20th "f_"r‘!‘*%'r a "' From "'\'t:ll T et R cows, & Co. akomaha manager o€ R, | for natives: from 317 10 $60 for wisiere o . Statey Canudy to an hbla. T % A A 7 lo SLE) ems and i = S N ® StL ... 37 |Richmond Torm.. oo 8 R et R 0 AT | SR Nt i el oo™ 7 P | i et | R R L | (R b i : er terrific fire 1088 marks the week | 1900 4 L vere " esmated a N R o London, 92,400 bbls, _Total, 398,700 bblg,, be- | Cotton oFt. .. . 8. W. At gEat Is just past with disaster. While it |price smere mreore™and, Palie e i | et e e e o N 3 pring, St w0 bbls. B other Eqropeas, orts. | Del. &Hadson,... L, i Weéems probable that the George H. Ham. | from si $.80 for choioe heavy ‘and from [ CORN—No. 2, bingithc: No. 3 yeilow, 410 s &t T fhen 1 L 901 14 T30, 4 8 CES-—Californla, —per 50-1b. _box, $1.50, 3 8t Paul mond company will immediately rebutid, the | F435 to 8460 for prime assorted lght. Al cffor, | 47%0. . ,xpwwd at0ck, :Er bbL, RWGLT; Mich- e C, e St Paul - i A ] ings were taken. OATS-No. 2 2u@Bic, No. 3 white, 5@ | APPL $3.00@%. %, 1 Ten St. P. & Oman: fact remains that 300 or 400 wage earners | Abous 2o uheep nrrived today. The. bulk [ 32; No. 3 white, 31Gaitee. R EAGH B Noas " bo b are thrown out of employment just at the | blonsed “ta Swift and | company. Sheep were | RYE—No. 2, dic. o | PR Saiorsia, mone Southorn Pac..... opening of winter, steady at from 0, 337 for poor to- choice | BARLEY—No. 2, 52@S6c; No. 3, S24@hitecs PRUNBS- Nme " "o0e Sugar Rofinery... s 9 R sheep and at from $1.76 10 84.15 for lambs. No. 4, 5i@5de. PEARS—Whnter Nellis, $1.6)@1.75. Tenn. Coal & [ron Thf I:l‘Ll'l\l fire Iamu'alln Omaba have 'lem-w-:l:u;tmn;-, 300 head: calves, 20 head; FLAX SEED_No. 1, ok GRAPES—~Concords, 1nb. baskots, £2@%3c; Cal- Fepis Tacia been taken as an excuse for a further ad- | hogs. 19 cad: sheep, 2.0 head. [IMOTHY SEED—Frime, $5.00@5.40. \fornia, $1.50. g \ Hoel 2 & O, Oant. pid.: Understond. thas imsurate commpetet mon | R St Br B ety sentrday, | i B o g T bt tart, | R e, 0 per b i R e understood that Insurance companies have | 31,21 head, tapt over, ‘about 5000 head! shipmente | $6.40. Dry kalted sh Iders, boxed, nominal} TROPICAL FRUITS. + Placed Omaha in the category of three-story | %49 head: quality fair Ve and firm | short ribs. sides, boxed, nominal. Thers e some very chotco baanfias Bl of. towns. As a consequence insuranos i S10¢ advance: sales ranged at $4.1504.00 Tor | WHISK Y—Distillers: finished §00ds, per gal., | fered on this market, and while the supply is | "G5 pfa ne, xAn ooy aoce Ahauringe: rates | light; $1.1800A0. for rourn eens pag e fof | W not 8o very large, 1t is_sufficient to meet the | Lake Suore. . i, rove the third story are considerabely fn- | mized: $LAGED tor anve orebing 203 ship- [~ SUGARS—Cut loaf, unchanged presenl requiremerits of, the trade. During the | Lead Trast. s 0 native mixed, creased. Something must be done to in- and $4.29@4.40 for p The tollowing were tho receipta and shipments | past four years the Iports of bananus have | Lomseliieg ¥ % e e 1 Moxican crease the efficiency of the fire profectl . E—Recelnts, 8% head; market quiet and | *oday. - - amounted to about 12,000,000 bunches yearly: but | Loulevillo& N. A, 7 110 Mexican fhis ey Gmcisney of the fire protection ot nged; hardly” cnough stock - on “hand "o | N eieiee oo S | Vi s 1y 1 oxpeceed e B o | KRMERGS 60 4 . © 100 Mexican lamun . 4 T o lose her 2 marl e Rec 3 will be greater than.ever before. me m- | Memphis & C..... . R, p o 140 Mexican lamb best nstitutions by fire. Neither can her | "SHmkl Hosipts, 253 head: mar moder- | Frour. bbla 4000 porters have, made the’ estimate of 14,000,000 to | Michikan Cent.. .. . . 229 native lambs. erehants afford (o pay excessive rates for | ately active steady and unchanged Wheat Yo ot 15,000,000 bnuches for this season's receipts. Mo. Paclfic. PEC L 4 4 5t ¥ insurance. The city government has had —_— Coraah L, {eegyy + <] 0ka08 The. banana plant neyer bears but, one bunch | Mabite& Obio. @6 S Stock in » object lessons enough in the past two or Recelptsund Disposition of Stook. Oats. bu, 123,000/ Db fruit.When the frult is removed the stalk | Nuahville Cha oy 2 G 4 Record of receipts at the four principal mare BRese vearone, rrant it in (aking What | ofciar reeemte. aen penin of 5t Qats. b i TE e 5.4 bearing it §s cut down :by a stroke of a heavy | National Cordage. 194|T. A A s kets for Saturday, November, 3, 180 tion, for the busin »2 Iniereats of the city: | Sitiny tor e et 8t i e e 8. from " the rogt will oach bear fruit in torr 3. Contri 8216 sinéss locally has been quie relock p. ove y y T circles, though wholesalo deajors e TR, 3 Feen atne Creamers, 12623¢; airy, 13@10e. | each bunch allowed 1 mature ‘should be B N \ v Kansas City. . ) 8,100 2 Fegs, 17@18¢ ketable, aithough if lsuckers” 'be allowed to | Northern Pacins. 4| Am. Tob. Co. ... 2 5 2 .1 ::!",2:;',‘,’.'{"{, Upwell 1y i i l"wlvuli;‘l- Fit Cars. Head. come up Indiscriminately and in great numbers | No. Pae. pfd . 164! . : 84 Louls..ivscians + &0 o 0] vhic X distracted e |Cattle ., ’ . “ N 'y N ches o be small. gy Brople ot el ks o e | e L e T e e e e : n the thought that this week practically |Sheep ... . e 4 o 5 mitted to grow at one time, though it is only | ("8 107 |D. & R.G. 48 ends the political confliet, and. after Taes, | Horses snd muies 111" A Yeatertay's Quotations on Flowr Grain and | Bitisdlo irow ‘st ane | crop ia prolonged year 4 Bt e ] s ) v P, ?-y night business can 'resume the even DISPOSITION. e l)'(‘"“lon'- Metals, Ete after year without replanting. The banana hav- AT INANCIAL, encr of its way. The asperities of a ver Cattle. Ho NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—FLOUR—Receipts, 27,000 | Ing no seedd 18 necesvarfly. propogated from roots . 8 o 4 L — & Diter contest Wil soon pass away and Qmaha, Packing company.... o Fiogy bbls. ; exports, 7,80 bbls.; sales, 11,700 pkgs. Mar. e ososhey nre oalled. To best locationa maha. business men, as well a8 those out . H. Hammond ecompan: : R ) 3 . . . EASY. :: :'l‘-; ‘!;:)u"l:;‘ \:{ll:.‘\;o“?lglr to attend strictly Y,l:jhf:h;}""! ,I“.';;!.'-T;m;“ i "}}g s sold at old prices; winter wheat flour, slow; city | been properly trained the harvest theroafter Boes . wed 1 How often you hear gomeone say: ‘‘Oh! he L. d o 5 .- 3 ; 42756 | On__continuously. 40 . & 4 y it ‘It is to be hoped that in the multitude of [A- Haus.... % . d A% min patents, $4.0G4.15; winter patents, $2.750 N ORANGHS —Mexioan, pet bog. 3.0; Floridas, 5, N Gant Gonas ot 5 g D onaire, , o wonder he can méke wody Teonflicting interests -that will divide the 1 Becker & | 3 B | 300; clty mill, clears, $3.35; winter straights, BANANAS—_Choice stock, §1.7602.80_per bunch. No. Pac. Lats. oo . . y " Roney. makes mpney - 15 Dos- people at the lpouu the friends of the canal [ yamlion & Bt . = ;[ 30G200: Minnesota patents, $.00G3.45; winter | LEMONGS-Messina, 800, §5; 360, $4.50@5.00. Misaouri Ga. NC Pac. 2nas. 3 . sesslon acts like a glant magnet (0 atiract more on Wiise will not_overiook. their duty, A [y°fant & Co........ - extras, 31.90G2.35; Minnesota bakers, $2.0093.10;| PINEAPPLES—None, N.OGs ... . N. W. Consols.. . money. It Is easier to make a million with a two-thirds vote i3 a_hard one to obtain on |7. 4 g winter, 1ow grades, $LT0GL15; spring, low grades, MISCELLANEOUS. 40 8. F. Deb. ga. ' * fiion than to make & hundred with a bundred; any proposition, however meritorious, and | fee \sohild, 2 | SLMGL8s: spring, southern | _Local dealets, report a.good demand for oysters . R. G W. 1 U's the fiest thousand that is the hardest of ali S0 one where the difference of opinfon is [T, m., Wilson & Ca. /1501 0 flour, falrly active: sales, 1,000 ¢ o | for this early. in the season, and the sale of Tor 8t P Consola 78.. 5 o ket! But most milfonalres started with nothe 80 marked it will take work to obtain the |Local . e : ] 7. Sl % 1.oW.pkay,, common to| {17 ke ek aver s ‘quite large. The | Tenn new seis.... SLP.C.&P. W.0s. 3 Ing. You can succecd na they huve If you tal mecessary votes, Iam in favor of the canal | Shippers and ¢ b Hi ":;;'Lu':if“fifli e a2 0@ | ayater season In Maryland lasts for eheht montha 'szm‘w:-‘?‘I‘(t:l‘:- o !-.uagh'l\ Gen.5 . advantuge of o el;‘y“:mpmlll\u\ll;y “"Akrhu,ymlu’:lr l.s.: o cory & X ye four, 'S ;. eriine, | o eacl . = ere Meare o - : sell high is the alm of every trader, Bfcopsltion on, the :.’.'.',3:’||',}.'»“',m‘rhv'i,’;“ e [T BOGLT; fancy, §2. 5062 90; heat Aour frm; | Soayel Socll year. ey e e, paunt, alo detarred., T . s 22 shether”the arugle’ deatt” i’ be" i, Whoes, oroughly éxamihed the scheme pronounce s Seet Of this quantity ‘considerably over 400,000 bu. | Alchison 4s. DoD e a8 2 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, clothing, wheat, bonds or siocks. Speculation 13 it feasible. It seems to be obyious that Som. Knnsas Clty g jj[l"“g“m T—Quiet; ss@se. were brought to Baltimore, which in’ turn were Aneliod LY % L ST s ! alike the life of trade and the source of vast fnon people wd business men generally Who 0150 Nt iy §iand pCATTLE Receibt, | sacks; yellow westem: $11501157 Tuniyngi? | Shucked: " Packed und "Shivped to 'the minin | G L . . ave no knowledge of civil engineering must | 3,100 head; shipmeénts, 3,20 hend y | $3.10. i e s i 53 =3 Rk AR e e i SEREEEETEIRSELS % S2e 222 2 £ F FES sk g3 8 88 $88% 3 et 8888882E. o 000 8 0 0 80 20 00 20 000 | 8335TTLTLUNURURSSE3S 3 300 Sheep Fairly Steady, The supply of sheep was lberal, but the auat: ity not of the best. There was a very fair mand for good muttons and lambs at fully stead prices. Stock sheep were In some request, bu as no call at all for poor low giade stuff Fair to cholce natives are quotable ut §2.23G2803 falr 10 good westerns, $2.00G2.60: common AN stock sheep, $1.2@1.76) good 1o choice 10 to 100 ib. lambs, 32.25G3.50. Representative sales: No, Pr. 209 Mexican mixed 3 HREERRSAA B P12 34443 onZE ! SRR » SELSSERBRBNE et agsTERE w iy 10 250 Cattio. Hogs. Sheep, Xehange t0day tho Buttor mar- | never but one bunch. : It cult N\ b0 U s 5 Soutt Omha. ...... e T DR ol S e B s 2w i Chiongs o0 otals e 600 Lo = fortunex. Trading In stock and grain pays bigger i Brandywine, | towns of Pennsylvania, the river towns of Ohio, | Cen. Pao. Iats 3. Southiern R. R. oo 878 than tiading in anything else. There Is always a Tely upon the opioicn of e th strong? Tong Diesre e b m"'".""? st .10, the cities bordering on the great lakes and the . a7 (8 b ready. The market - onstantly ohluzh\l. FIE of By entorprize nro rir: | Bt is: e Meers, 12000200;" bool ateers; | *RYi—Nominal; car lots, 53053c; boat 1c . 8 o gre L “The Puek i gy e 2 are quickly made. You can invest and. res Mining the merlt of an enterprise of thiy | BAMII: native cows, $1.00G2.00; steckers and | Goie. R s oadh, By T Ha ey U thate Brrories ARB . Shalrs ugies-of siocks, Yoday, wars, 130 t “your money many Umes the same. dag, Sharacter. It goes without saying that if { feeters, £.001.0; BARLEY—Quiet; No. 2 Milwaiikee, 6lc, of the habits of the oyster, have mucceeded in N0t iicans Gea b ot L o realizing small, quick profits in overy trade. And the canal is feasible and the power man b ket ady % head: shipments, 1000 | BARLIEY MALT—Nomina ket taking this bivalve out of the column marked Aline S T 0r TR Tt e iuaviile & these profits soon aggregate a large sum. Our developed at Seymour park, as clalmed by clon, 544064 o haiilk of sales, $4.2504.80; | WHISAT—Recelp 50,900 bu.; exp 15,900 | “juxuries” and had placed it under the heading Northwestern, 2.20: Reading, 1,400; Rock Tsland, pian puts you on the same busis as a millionaive, the dugincers. thar ol n e Tr0 400450 packers, 34.85G4.00: mixed, | pu: saies, 1t ey b futures and 40,000 bu. | of of “ordinary food.” Quotations: »0; BL. Pak i o 4 We take your maney—§20 to §1,000—and put It matter worthy of Gonmidaration. “aereing | ) lhta, $LO0ELI g, §20004 00, Spoi. Spot. firm: Noo b red, in store und ele: | " OVSTIRAIRL: " 56; soveimms s can, 10c; | 13 Bt Paul, 3100 with the money Of 1,000 others. © We have & w 88 we must from all the reporis that hass | notd Shaleroois: 130 head” shipwents, 90 Yauwr, S afat. JT%ei . o b We: No. | horse Lo exira standards, t6c; extra Woatdn Blosk Quotasiany. Hon 4o operate” with,” We make money—make. 1§ de by o o! " i northern, delfvered; 1 hard, G74c de- | selects, 17c; company .selects, 2le; New Yor) 5 v ely. = "n:ll“-.hnh’l u;mu«nnl t :ulllullllen. nxln:l PR s lyered. Options, firm all the morning on y.u:f“pr Sounts; 25c. . BOSTON, Nov. 3,—Call loans, 14®2 par cent; Here is the profit we have pald our customers noa r“::‘;‘: ‘::. x'i,.-"‘:»u'rT&‘wfif'f ge:;::.,gg“d: PO e : :0 n_:r“ -': ot. s L-:m"_ h;;nrupeux buying, good local covering, | NEW FIGS—Extra fancy, per b, 18¢; fancy, u‘l‘l'mkm;nl HK'AJJK‘m!rronL Closing prices tor 2% since .u.myl ‘r u,x:. s Ry /1S, Nov. §.—CATTLE—Receipt falilng oft in the interior movement and talk | 16c; oholce, 1 . Atocks, bonds aud i aaras: 2 anuary 2, 13 per cen N ce #hould not be voted. It strikes me that | » ahipments, ‘1,200 head; market quiet, with- | of & small Iicraase |n Mondny: ! . NE ce Wl o5 Ci 5c. | o 3 per cer ber cent it ea narke et, m o o onda: visible 1l HONEY—Cholce white, 16@17c; California, 15c v C. 3 L -t opponents of the undertaking are not treat- | out chanse Closed™ 19 blighr o, ot it 0G0, | MABLE SYRUP-Gaiton chns per. dom Vsth LTECT Treatnan. Rleoiria AN CATTLE. February i July Der cent ing the Rrupuxlum fairly. It cannot be| HOGS-Receipts, 140 head; shipments, 203 closed, e?u avember, “olosed 8630 mber, | MAPLE SUGAR-Per 1b., 10c, i +r-eit e ] Wis. Cantent > 1DAHO. 1 6, per cent possible that all the well known citizens and | head: market be higher: mood (ent sot A% @SETc, closed, 6HT4D, "1 NUTS—Almonds, #@16e; English ‘walnuts, 12 fa: fuss pod AR (a0 gz Bells & R. March August por cent. bxpert engineers who have passed upon the [ #A5@4.65; pigs, $1.25 C Receipts, %400 bu.; exports, 5,90 by,; | Gberts, 12c; Lirazil nuts, none; ecastern ehest. Bol Telaphons. e Foith e ” 3 o 8 per cent 187 ver cent proposition can be dishonest. If the enter- | SHEEP-Re 0 g ou futures; spoi, none. “8pot, nomi- | nuts, 10G1¢; sbellbark:-hickory' nuts, per bu., Boston & AIbaty ... 204 | Now Eoniand o Bl PR d April JESrSent Bept. 1. 1% per oenk Prise is honestly carried out ‘and the results | Nad; market quiet Hsbe dn clevator and 6lc afloat. Options | $1.60; fabcy. taw. peanuis, Gei rossied . peanuts, fosion & $30amy ey Boiand Ge;. 10 16, 8% p cent per cent. Which engineces demonstrate mathemat. Joak all the.forenoon under better weather e, do. prd Wia. Cont. 1818 5 5 May % & pocoent: °s Ot Dev omt | o garis APTEL- St Louls General Market, and “selliaig by local longs: Jantary @ BAUER KRAUT—Gholce white, per bbl, $4.50 i A s UHEL L PR 18, 8 per cents 167 per cons eally, to”be’ certain aro redched: the oy bk g i closed, 8501 Muy, 516G : @475 per half bbY.. ST Rl et Ao o Yoniing @ total"of 31y per oent n 159 duya’ struction of the canal world start Omaha T V1S, . — —Firm, quiet, SO clouny oe: 5 NCHE MPAT—Faneysom balf bbls, per b, | Gen. Blecirio Baniievi eies A sum whioh In selilng ary goods would re- upon a new era of prosperity, It is conceded T—Quiet but firmer, closing e up; 2e:slowsc,. e o L [ ZMINCR M 4 e * | llisoix Steel. .. Boston & Montana iro five years to carn, or in owning real . cnah, Mho: Nowoor: ycrlosing Ue {ré M4e: 10 gal. ke, c. 4 oan i Central.. | Butie & Noston: quire five yeas 3 % e ghat sometting, st B i to” miiate | Sash. 4e; November, dac; December, o i g, B0 s || S B Gk e poreh ana . | Nediedn ol | Gl iiek ool ke wouta Yaka 16 yohra' 1o enrn y - ” . s N—LGWer on ‘Weather reports; No. 0 " bu, futurcs and 15,000 bu. spot. Spol, | fish, 3@dc; buffalo, pike and pi 3 jolony. .. .. Contennial. . Mill not do it Omaha will wait many years o Novembor, it Do I mited, No. 2. 330; No. 2 delivered, 3Ho: No. 3 | 80; ‘catlish, 8G9c; badh babs, 12014, - FLa e Fraokilo... for a renewal of the prosperity which has | May! 4750, { 4 No. 2 white.. ¥e; No. 3 white, 36%c;| CIDER<Pure juice, ferbbl,, $; haif bbl, $3.3 Ruboer. . 0 marked her in times past. Having Eiven | OATS—Weaker and 1-16c lower; N. track, white, 3igH0e. Options -generally easier| HIDES—No. I green hides, 3%c; No. 2 green | 100G i fo Oscoola the matter a great deal of consideration, 1 | sc: November. s May, 25@38% ith corn; January, 3K@Mc, closed, H4ige; | hides, Fic; No. 1 BT hides, Awo: No. 3| woet Ena ' (Quiney... sleors A Lhorouxhly convinced that it is to (he | RYB-Hghor: 40 bid For Mo s May, '3%d; November closed '830; Dscember | €veen salted hides, # sve 1 W. End ord 2 ami i e P Intérests of every property owner and overy RLEY—=Quiet, Orm; sales of Mini closed. $3%0. “ 1o ¢0 lbs, (Xer N"-",.’*‘"". ¢ ¥ i = eltizen of Omaha to vote this subsidy upon | & o Steady; shipping, 50@55c;. good 10 choice, | # 1bs, 3c; No. 1 vedl lealt, San Franclsco Mining Stock (uotations. the conditions proposed in the b by BRAN-61c bid, east track, sacked. OGTT Ve, 2 veal calf, § 10 18 Ibs.®op No. | dry flint hides, n Al 5 p itlon ke e bond prono- | BEAR SR O esdy: state, commen 1o cholce, old, | 83 No, 3°ary fint hides. d0i'No.' 1 dry salted | SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.—The ofoial closin g 2 T it is gonerally {mprov.| TIMOTHY SIHD. §4.7506.2. 3070;. naw. Jondon. market. Ta 0| BiGes, ot part cured fdcy o per ib. less than Quolations for miniug stock today swere as fol- [ | Pull b | Qur syatem s interesting, cven 1€ you think you > s generally e PIMOTY ol s DRSS - i fully “eured. 270 ows: do not care to join us. Ing and [t Is now predictod that atter e | CLOVER SEBD-$7 608 HIDES-—Steady’ wet salted 5 S i F L S steer 10 ® 2 i alfction. there will b Aoy b Tecovery i1 B iraieady and unchanged, 12%RMe 19,8 be., betc; Buenos Ayre aoen paitod heariTae b sied ety nams: | At Juaflon. - steers.. 0 F.8HER 00., 8t o't an1 Grain Brokers, along the line of manufactories on the At 3 Lo cholos Sy T RdaaLY Sreaw LEATHER. lock i1, Bue s, | €Ach, 10@20c; dry sheatWfgs (short wooled early | AlphaCon. . [l Kentucky Con...... WYOMING. 18 and 20 Broadway, New York City, tantic seaboard. On the 25th ult. the kreat | gada. (hole ¢ iRl Hght to Tieavy welichtn, 13618, 0" A7 | siind). No. 1, each, 8Q15c; ary mheariings (shod NDARE . 11s0on 1 Mexiean.. ..\, . 3. Cowi — —_ l::ilhl’u\"\‘-‘rdl‘l;"l:u: ;\".:l“;; & :I;urrl’l‘&l.‘u‘folv; :w LEAD i el at 2.5 WOOL—Quiet; domestic fleece, 19@24e; pulled, '°‘;,’;"_ bt M‘,‘"gwl pg“"l ‘{.g; BRI TR et 1+ 2220 Mount Diabio, COW.... e emplo turned 2 SPELTER—Stoady at 832 on the mill owners' terms. During this AL S VISIONS-Bet, quiet; family, $10.00g12.00; | o 8ctual welght, i, /0t Kansas and A N D Sl . YUMA IMPROVEMENT CO. period of labor disturbance it is estfimated |\ extra mess, 3006850, beet hama, $17.00, (ui | Nebraska murrain n. - per 1o 3 ey at the operatives suffered a loss of $1.80,00 N strs, tig... 100 2 . 5 4 A, 4@6%e; dry fint_Colorado buto . 404 {Overmin. ) helfees. ... 38 + 7% Gold Bonds. meats, quiet; pickled 'bellies; 85GT%c: piekied | TCI8! < h N Potosl ! b b “I0 wages. The business of the mill ownees 3 Raonc thouders, el plekled” ama. " $igac "Tard, | PO per b, sctuslomeight, “t0udc; dry Hiat | B etk Savago L] . . 1lie The Yuns, Lmprov ement Company ofes a pat o haralyzed, of course, but owing to the | PROVISIONS-Quiel. Pork, standard mess, | lower: westorn stsam. ol at Y “asked: U960: (hive ToAly 203 O, ab It ia useless e oasi Scorpien.. .11l UL $ and accrued Interest, $120,000 of lts 7 per cent. Fitsi gonditions existing they'did not suffer so | obbink, 3123, Lard, prime sieam. $6.60; choice, | cily, $%@oge. Novembers oroed” 5% nominal | fo" By’ sreiaht o themf & Confidence. /... Sterra Novida., .. # Mortgage Gold Bonds of $1.000 each, due 1915 seyerely as their employes. 5. Dry salt meats. loose shoulders, $5.37%: | January, $712 nomuwnal; refined, quiet; conti: | “TATLOW AND. GREASE-Tallow, No. 1, 4%e¢; | Con. Cal & Va... ilverH i1l . OLORADO. Total issue $500,000, Careful and reliable estl- “A representative of the agency recently | ¥ D&% 36.3: ribs, (6 8k shorts. 3131 Hacon | nentr $160, 8 AL aas compound, - B@Sc. Pork, | tallow, No. 2 $Kos white A, 4c: grease | €on. Imporial.. ... {Union C CcOWS....... O} ow that the net earnings will be not Jess fusde & ving (el alonk the Kikhorn road | Saoked shodlders, 16.15; Tongs, $1.1213; riba, $1.85; ot e e OO 0 family, $1280014,00] | White By Jhs: Bremm e biei oo ety Seown Fous.. Disheon. T 1) bieer.. e n $170.000 per annum, Trusiee of the Moitgage, . A " » In- | Viorta (LR short_clear, ) Mc: old butter, i beeswaz, prime, 1630o; | U0 o o 3 iy et ot i "Hln th e gt | o P, gt whont, 5 b | MU bt g e dniy, 10 | g Toiow, Tuok Rek Moverousis 8} 1 ol PO e K A T foad there 1y better r:f"“e;p r;:-“xy of | | SHIPMENTS Fiour, P wheat, e | g Elgin, Bl imitarion "creamery: PRI <oy oy e sia Dol diipase. Maxio ® 13 surw, Tex.1009 A as may be, on reccipt of applications and e e some crops, ect bu. I8 state dairy, o) state ¢ " G AR, WAL 1 00i lenrepiy J aint. seription i the t sugar district. est of Neligh y—— CHEBSE—Firm; large, 10%0 (N MINNEAPOLIS, Nov, 3.—The wheat market Lo S " 23 cows....... 993 criptions, DIRECTORS. p . OLE BAUNDERS, Preaiiient of ths Compan !Shere I8 u streich of country where the crop Toledo Graln part skims, 34@Tc; full skims, 9 was active again toda§ and prices higher by N v York Mining Qarcation, 4 steers... . 1007 COLE SAUNDERS, bresidens of the comptny. L. A fallure, Judging from the number of | TOLEDO, Nov. 3 -WHEAT. “Higher and firm; | FBGOS-Firm: state and Pennaylvania, #1g22;|about Ke all around, both cash and futures NEW YORK. ‘Nov. #.—The following ar Hoge 81 R AT Tros Tors Wareies y stacks in ‘the hay districl the product | No. cash _and November, (3c; December, | loe house; 151 56 resh, 18U2ic; cases, | largely on expectation {that the government re: | qiguill mining quowiions WILLIAM BHZRER Mangr. Now Kork Cluarh k o $.0003.50; receipts, 4,09 pkgs. port will estimate a much lurg requiyement —. « 8 not much less than usual, and in the far | 8%c. May. 584 T oty ok lseger requisement | oot (=T —— The market has been somewhat erratic and | Gl ARLES MORGAN, Couti et Law, 16 William. Eaala 3341 [ RELSREBRREEN - Fuifes 0 01910 1019 e SRERSEESS Blornm - Our charge for making this profit for our cuse tomers is one-tenth of their net profit, We have never lost a dollar for any custonter In_any of our combinations. Wo have not a dissatisfied custon Money can be withdrawn at any ofits sent promptly by check on the 1st and ONTANA. 16th day o feach month. Harding. Write to us for further Information, for free 1 bull circulars and for our weekly market reports 5 cows. 1 steer. 4 stoors 21 steers.... 143 4443 [T RERZESesEe Es 53; mesrem 2 ENZE 5 vows. SEF!SE-SS West counties there was molsture enough | CORN—Dull but firm: No. 2 mixed, b4e; No. TALLOW—Dull; ‘eity (32 per pk; 3 of wheat more less — humpbacked.” " Wi a Fu'l particulars, prospectus and forms of applica~ * 8ol o | # yellow, S6c. nominal; 3 yellow, e try (pkEs. free). 4@4Xc, as ta quality, pected. The receipta were larger than elther | Cholor........ [l Opbir. v lower Monday and Tuesday, followed by o con- | yiou o ] @ R R L T A RN U N O R gl i gl G W it 8 | Crow i [Gnmaie: 2 e | tleale i G ! BV pna ol vhe s (araprsaBEEaRe B white, Si%e. bid. bu. ; ents, z 3 8 i closed lower, but with " hag greatly helped out the year's interests F cash, 4oc. ROSIN-Quiet; stralaed, common 10 good, $13.4) | 0 the northwest is tending to f ) Deaa . o praferrad, week' osing prices. « VAW DB Wazxk, Secretacy. O'Nelll the chickory indusiry has v EED-—Higher and steady; prime, | @13.50. aurivals are smafler afd the demand. Sterra Novada, sesor Wednesday, and the re .ngupofl into rum;(d(»rrbh- proportions. At | E i Fotruary, $.43%) | TURPENTINE—Qulet: 285G ".:"- n"'»r ot what_ 15 Ereater ,n\-‘mh(-:. Bae s Ner “"'I';;g_’-[;jm‘ packing season ned " Thursday under con- ron a group of factories, consisting of 5 5 RICE-Easy; domestic, fair (o extra, 413@6%e; | 38%e: December, $5%@85%e May. $%o; on treck, | HOMANKS...:r .. ditfons that w from satisfactory to slaugh- WM. LOUDON. - t SUgAr factory, a chickory factory, a | RECEIPTS-Flokr, 800 bbls.: wheat, 34,000 bu.: | Japan, $%@i%c. No. 1 hard, §7%c: No. 1 northern, 86%c; No. § . terers. Hogw wre selling 100 high for provisio uoullollll-l‘lorr a_lgnh & -lml»h \lumunl‘ are | porn. G0 bu.; oats LW bu; clover meed, 3 luux‘t‘am:a's:mn;wswow Orleans, open ket- "fil’?'urs'fi&l‘i L I A and efforts 10 equalige mattecs have thus faf naos !l 3 e8¢ Are to be conducted baxs te, xuod to choice, 2 3 o o L J Apath; Chieago parties, and cach will play into | SHIPMENTS-Flour, 1000 bbis,; . i boen unaucoess(ul. The summer pack far ex- mmis: M Whents, B | PIGIRON Dul; Scoich, $19.08%.%5; Ameri. | ¥heat. - Fatents four havin ‘e st ded, ail ratlonat enlimajes, uoa The' (et Commission erchant v e foup |bu.: con Prye, 80 buy; clove o P ; o . a8 mucheal hea ng eve e o_probab : " ve st ¢ ‘ath Whe LEAD-—Quiet: brokers' price, 85 T, Ganvdian Pacitic SC Paul com. 1., Price Current, as good an aithority as (h AL l-la?‘;}rl:-l"-"“llh-e"?u-:rlal-tmb"\::m‘-'-:-"T:.i R Whear Stasyel TIN—Clased quiet: barely steady: November, Sugar Murkel [RrsEhn Tasd ; . i ,on the subject, sums up the mtuation ss fol- | Private wires to Chicago snd New York "never 8o large as the brescat year. and in | , Dy LUTH. Nov. 3 -WHEAT—Close: No. 1| pte Silo@ls0; January (5| NEW YORK. Nov. &-—8UGAR-Raw, steady; | Erlosds,, lowa: All business orders placed on' Chicagl the Hills towns there 1 & fely U3 | hard, caah, S8Kc: November ooy, | Aprt, $14T6: sellcrs, salea on ‘change today, 3 | falr refiin'ng, Sc; contrifugal, M. toet Jiec, sainy | Rrieads..... .. “The wight months of the summer packing | Bonrd o aesye! 3 loeling b November, Giie; December, | tons December tin, 8O te double, $15.90; 34 {ons | nome: renm, v 8. 3 9-1803%c; No. 7 | Mexican oriinary. | meason arc now ended, and the records Indicats | BOAEC ST Teade. L " neas which promises well for the en- No- fpborthers, cash, 6ot | November tin. $I1.G. No. 8.3 T.i6G3%c; No. 9. 350160 [ —erer B it T oay Guicvulstions st March but | GoicerProsie & New Fack Lite Buidiag . ¢ 10 Wrrlve, 'No. il “COTTON SEED OIL—Dull; prime crude, 3 1o, 3 7-Hc; No. 1l 3 3-16@i%c: in Is largely due (o causes which ooul X ) ol off arude Wata: vellow butler eraded T | NE 12 A b HAVNA S 5 Nota ke 4 ¥ 1 not Gien ba formaeen. 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