Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1894, Page 6

TH COMMERCIAL AND FINANCI Many Heavy Ohicago Holders of Wheat Sold and Weakened the Market, BULLISH SENTIMENT PREVAILED EASLY Corn Was Firm at the Opening but Fluctu- ated Lelsurely and Moderately, Fol- Jowing Whent with the Weak- ness of the Past Week. CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—Enough of the heavy Jocal holders of wheat £old out to weaken the matket, and at the close it was $e lower than on the day before. Corn was fairly steady untll near the end and closed Y fower for the day. Provisions were stronger, notwithstanding immense receipts of hogs. Oats closed unchanged The sentiment pervading the crowd ot wheat speculators was so bullish at the opening that the demand became at once strong and May sold as high as 6l%c, compared with 6lc to 6l at the close yesterday. Not much was bought at the price named at that time, @s there were numerous sellers at 61%c and gome at 6ljc. The price gradually work down until it got to Gle, at which the bu ers became in the majority, and after a while there was anctier advance, which cu minated at 61 A reaction of about e then ensued. The bullish feeling at the out get was due to some remaris in the Pric Current confirmatory to the extent of the feeding of wheat previously reported by the game authority, and to the firmness of the forelgn cables. New York seit numerous selling orders and some heavy plungers in the local crowd who had long wheat let it g0. A number of the active local scaipers Were selling all day and that caused the market to tend downward again after every rally. Roger Barrte, were among K the John Brossea sellers, large ws, George Severns, Parkers, Cottril nd the more prominent Cables were firm at the close and gales of cash wheat were reported at bu Tuth—200,000 bu. to shippers and 15,100 bu. tc millers, The price was well maintained around 6lc and Bllge after its carly bulge and subsequent reaction. Neag the close the seaboard scalping crowd and sq »more 1cca! bulls | crease | the offcrings o that t' e market beca very weak near the end and sold off to 60%c, with that price bid at the close, The corn market was firm earl tuated leisurely and moderately, Tt gave little evidence of independence, following wheat with the weakness that has charac terized the market for a week past. There was more pressure to sell new No. § corn to arrive, which had a weakening effect upon the' speculative trade. The drop in wheat near the close caused some pressure to sell and left the price under the closing rice of the day before. May opened from ¢ to 80%c, and sold at i-1c higher, from that off to G0lec, which was after reaction again the valie'at the close, Oats were dull and lifeless, follow! In its fluctuations. May started quiet ¢, 80ld up k¢, dropped with corn to 325 . and finished at the starting point, 32%e. Provisions again made gains, firmed up by desperate buying. Hog receipts were 61,000 head, instead of 57,000 head as estimated, yet the provision market started at an ad- vance of 2'%c for pork and from 2%e to i for lard. Pork made a clear rise of 45c, and lard and ribs 17c. At the close the net gain was pork, 80c, and lard and ribs, 10c each, Frelghts rather steady at ¢ for corn to Buffalo; vessel room scarce. The leading futures ranged as follows: . but fluc. [ _Low. | Close. 56 6% o1% 824 81 51 854 0% 60% 5114 B0 5014 (2 50k 2044 20lg 83 12 20 67 12 60 o 2874 204l 94| 283 Aokt Bty May........ fa Pork per bb! %’Ml”(rhl.l Lard 160156 Jun 30 Cash_quotations were as FLOUR=Firm and unc WHEAT--No, 2 § nominal; No. 2 red, CORN-No. 3, bze. OATS—No. 2 2o} 3 white, #2i4G33c. YE-No. 2, {Tlc. ARLEY—No. 2, 55@56c; No. SN S EED--No. 1, $1.44. TIMOTHY SEED-Frime, PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per 12.621; lard, per 100 Ibs., $1,22150 6.85; dry salted ldes ' (l0ose), (boxed). $5.874@ t . 624G 6. WHISKY~Distill .23, [UGARS—Unch d. y.;‘mmwmz were the receipts and shipments TArticles: follows: anged 5 @0i4e. No. 2 white, 33G33kc; 3, 53%@3S! bhl, $1 ‘short #hou clear sides (boxed), finished goods, per gal., | Recel Flour, bbls . 6.000| heat; bu. 43000/ 75.000| fl.lnnli £,000 181000 145,000 H0,000 2.000 2,000 10:000 le 129,000, On (he Produce cxchange today the butte EI was tirm ' Ty, 14@206¢; dairy' | PRK GEN ; EXAL MARK DL Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provislons, Metals, Etc, NEW YORK, Nov. 15— FLOUR—Recelpts, 2 200 bbls.; exports, 17,600 bbls.; sales, 26,800 plgs. Market s held above the views of buyers, & though there is o good demand for most grades Bakers' extra s scarce and strong. Southern flour, dull. Rye sales, 1,600 superfine Buckwheat flour, firm at BUCKWHEAT-Quiet at CORN MEAL~Stead: B migan 2—-Nominally steady; boat loads, BARLEY—Nominal; No. 2 western, BARLEY MALT—Quiet: western, WHEAT—Receipts, 24,100 bu.; exports, sales, 6,625,000 bu. futures and #pot. Spot market Inactive; No. 3 re and’elevator, 68%c: afloat, 697 @il $0%o; No. 1 morthern, 68%c, delivered; hard, @%c, delivered. Opticns opened strong and ‘higher, advancing on guod local covering: foreigners rold, however, and prices soon logi the advance, ‘and after % o'clock wenkened sharply under realizing, closing at @'c do- cline; “yesterday's reporis about Argentine crop age were denfed today; No. 2 red, January, 80K@6Ic, closed at 60c;’ February closed ai B1%e; Muich, 620062 9-16c, closed at 6% May, 8 Bibgeie, " clored ac ixci December, W0t . closed at 6tie. CORN—Receipts, 07,80 bu.; exp bu. salos, 365,000 bu,' fuiures and 65,00 bu. spot Bpot’ market strong; No. 2 oc,"in store and elevator; 6@60Ke afoat; yellow,' 6lc, delivered; o, 3, 8GEke. Opton’ market opened steady ul declined under local selling, rallied again, ut finally weakened with wheat, and closed t Yo met decline; January, S6@iste, Closed. at Cibisy: SNk, cloned lat Gitic: " November, . closed at G94c; December, 56 olgsed at S6%c. b OATS—Receipts, 13,00 bu #ales, 420000 bu. futures and 8pot marit stvunger: No. ered, M1GINHC: No. 3, B3e; No. 3 white, @3tho; No. 8 white, 314c; track, mixed west e, HOWo: track, white state, 30@11ie, Optlois goneraily firm all’ day on fair local biying, cics: ing at ¥@%c advance: January, Higdile, closed at 380; February, 36%Ge, closed at 5%e; May, @S7c, closed at 30%c; November cloked af 6; December, $3%@%do. closed at $ge AY—Firm; shipping, (6@67i4c; good to <Lcics $1.9°@2.00. Gharele, sales, 620 buls. and 15,600 000 u. 0. b, No. i rts, 600 xports, 2,900 bu.; 51,000 bu. _spot. 3315G8%e; No. 3 OPS-Weaks state, common to_ cholco, '3 e; new. buioe; Pacific coast. 3@l IDES Firm: ‘wet salted. New 'Orieans ected, 45 o 6 ibs., Se; Hucnos Ayres, 108, Tle; Texan, 'dry, 24 to 30 Ibs., S1e@6o. THER—Quiet bt steady; hemiock sole, Budnos Ayres, light to heavywelght. 16@1 WOOL~Steady: domestic tleece, 19G2c; ROVISIO! plckled belll pickied hams, steam closed at t §7.60; city, 6, nominal; ied s pickled she Lard, $T14GT. 25 December, ' §7.66, nominal; 7.60, nom nal; reined, steady; ry,' o7 i:.:- 8. A. $7.90; compouni, $1. iy, $13.75¢ K k, du’l 14,00, BUTTER western da'ry, rm @1 wost em creamery, ‘168%6c; western factory, 10614¢; Janu- Atinent imitation ereamery, 13Gldc; state 13G23%c; state creamery, '18@2%c. CHEESE—Firmer; state lar S4@10%0; gimall, G1Ne: pari skims, 34GThe; tall” skiie 38— Weaker: state and nsylvania, l"f‘::al"lur. 17@22%; western fresh, " .75, recelpta, 6,890 plgs. Jm-no\‘mvu Noniinal; United closed at 82t TALLOW—Firmer; city, 454@4%c; country, 4% e TURPENTINE—Steady at 284@c. RICE—Firm: domestic, falr to extra, $4@0%c; Jupan, 4! 2e; WG 24c; caves, e OMN’&E!—EIPIG&NE' Orleans, open kettle, PIG° IRON—Dull; Scotch, Amer: ean, B8 %0. SPELTE! Aomentic, $3.3205.35. LEAD-Steady: brokers' price, §; exchange price. $2.134,@3.15 price, $9.50 usked. 0’ IN BEED OllL—Rather steadler, #90d to cholce, BG $19.00920.00; —Fla COPPER—Quiet; brokers' price, $0.50; exchange Brime &e; prime white, 2@, nominal. ,wqhn& steady; Suwits, dut, Aprit Hales on %, *ehange, one day’s not % oo, tons tin, 8. O, to $14.35, OMANA GENERAL MARKETS, Condition of Trade Staple and Fancy About the yesterday was The matket was full of were able to securc n from former only char the decll The receipts of hay are in are unchanged. An eas looking up hay statistic crop In New York state annum, crop of much a8 the wheat _crop, Quotations BUTTER—Packing s ountry, 1@13c; choice ered creamery, 19G20c @2 BEGGS—Strictly fresh, POULTRY--OId hens ducks, B@e; turke. Baec; geess, 5@ DRESSED POULTR cholce large, ehof fair_to_good o small, 9@10c 8c; gecse, fa N per $1.50 T4 ducks, fi to good e chicken T5@3.00; bl & wing teal, per doz., $1 rds and red’ heads, saddles, 114G 1l rabbits, §1; Jo Cholce fat Jasge Wiscxosin 12lkc; Ne doz,, $2 VEAL L 4t CHERNE creim, HAY ition which f 't comparisy o series vember repo yield per per acie mb ait relat ts by states ere la a lal rotting badiy Hampshire—Pota Crop, but of very Rhode 1d—Potatoe very well, and on- hi pected September 1 Connecticut—ota time of last report Now Jersey—Irish o 1) nnswvania T8 are small rth Carolina ble showing South. Carolina-Sweet very good. entucky crap. Michigan—Potatoes sh on the ist of Septembe in_the northern part of the central part. The the late planted. In state, where the yield Per ac In southen Michigan lat ing und wiil be better Indiana—Potatoes a Those grown on low la are not up to the stanc high or sandy soil the nearly or quite a failur Trish Potatd a Minnesota—Potatoes wiil half a crop a—Potatoes have Trigh There will crop. Nebraska—Potatoes are not promises. South Dakota—The § varfes greatly according Montana—Potatoes sh and there is an eastern to farmers who are c lorado—The large as veua of course, help out th promise s well as frosts in many locall vashington—Potatoes sections, notato ve the cottonerop, nd small and eoar tatoes . it will not exceed 60 bu, o not potatoes ar not last o, condition and Quotations nee. ke of any importanee ne in the price of veal. | veal calves, and buyers ¢ considerable conces- on P but prices tein_authority has been w, and says: ‘“The hay | » ‘18 worth 60,000,000 per United States was ne twice as much as tie times tae tobacco crop.’ easing to good gath- nery, 22| o fancy, separator 19a20e. tc; spring chickens. heavy toms, Y—Chicken small wolce heay. r to good, fancy, per dov., $3.25; grouse, wing teal, per dg por Aoz, $1.23: ducks, canvasbacks, 8.00004.50 2.00@2 26; quall, $1.26% do; antelope saddles, & rabbits tatr, Be; turkeys, cholce fancy, 8ide. aile ue 120 | 2. veals are quoted | il and it 3ac eream, A full siim 1 Young and lowa Towa, part brick 1 midiand, 355 akes th st. Only Lowland top grad the th closely last patato cr foreshadow. me the subject of Chicago Produce. T a tahle of the of yenrs, togetier hown in’ the subsequent table shows how nearl n the condition far as concern: the elow October Yield per Acre 3ushels, 6.4 643 are as follow g crop of D atoes, but taes good v « v_ground are nbout five-sixths e better than at the tatoes will be a short a small crop and the potatoes do not make a Trish and potatoes are s are a little more than half ow poorer condition than r. This is due to frosts the atate and to rot in ains of September helped he northern part of the usually amounts to 250 this year. e potatoes are still grow- it frosts hold off. a satisfactory nds vield faicly dard in_quality re, in many erop. well, but Whife on 1ocalitl il not yiela over on been benefited by the late rotting be much more in the than & meeting warranted tato_crop to locallty. ow excelient _condition. lemand At paying pr is short, but nvenient to the railroads. product will not be as although Increased acreage will, vield, T year, he crop does not owing to light will is n in e a fair crop. proted as 100, Quotations: small Tots, OLD BEAN: beans, per 1b., ONIO; a- per bbl stoel, plcked, car lots, 83c; navy, lima on_orders, 6 —Per bu., 50@60C CARROTS—Per bu,, & CAULIFLOWER—Pe EGG PLANT-Per do HORSERADISH—Per PARSNIPS—Per bu., RUTABAGAS-—Per bu, PARS Por doz, TURNIP: SPLIT PEAS—Per i, 503 Punches, HUBBARD SQUASH-Pe: TOMATOES—I GREEN PEAS v bu., Per FRU ES—California, —Good_ stock, Michigan stock, $3; New “HES—None. lifornia, n PEARS Winter Nellis, $1601 GRA Concords, Calife none. CRANBERRI TROPICAL ORANC idas, 83 BANANAS—Choice sta LEMONS—Malaga 20 and 300, $4.0044.50. PINEAPPLES—None MISCE! S—Mexican, ") extra ) $L. TS, b 1b, box, bhl., W York, $3.00@3.25. $175. $2.5002.75; ne. 1010, s, 2@2c; Cape, Cod fancy, $10 per bl FRUIT! per box, ok, $2.0092.50 per bunch ancy Florida, sizes LANEOUS, medium, standa cts, per can, 10c 16c; ' extra 2le; New York Fancy, 16c; choice, 13¢; California, 1 Der 5, 15@16e; fiberts, Hrazil chestntits, Ro good stock per bu., $1.50; fancy r peanuts, 75e. SAUER KRAUT—Cho! 2 per half bhl., NCE MEAT-iancy 7e; California, 16@16c. ns, per doz., $12. 0c. glish walnuts, 12c; huts, none; eastern ; shelibark hickory nuts, peanuts, 6c; roasted aw e white, 0. in half bbls., per Ib, per bbl., $4.50 kegs, c; condenscd, per cuse of 3 caught cropples i ie; ; ‘black Juice, g1 25 to 40 1bs., 0 1bs., 3%} 2 1 veal calcalf, 8 o 15 Ibs. 6e: No. 2 'dry flint hides, 6ec; part cured hid fully cured. STOCKS A hides, perch and pike and_picke buss; 12@13c. bl §6; haif byl 34e; No. 2 green hidés, 4i0: No. 2 1 green ‘salted hides, sun- 60 $3.25. calf, 8 to 15 Ibs c; No No. 1 dry flint hides, de: No. 1 dry salted des, %c per Ib. less than ND BONDS. Volume of Business on 'Change Today Was Lighter T! NEW lighter than for the pa were Indications thi ences of the elections and the YORK, Nov. business on the Stock exchange today Usuak 16,—The volume of was ast few days and there t the favorable influ- government loan were losing their effect on the share speculation. Both taken advantage operators to permanent. | of of reate the nprovement these incidents were by the professional fmpression that a in share values was assured in the hope of attracting the investigating element but the outsiders ar to the stock market, e waly, they having been deceived 5o often that they are not so casily caught now by the glitter that may not after all be gold; to timidity, and app: to walt until all doub situation. The speculative conditions are tain and the cliques to fight It out among themsclves. of Sugar, the day's small, St in which the dealin, which transactio they are cautious even ear to be determined t is removed from the till uncer- traders are left Oytsde and furnished nearly half of ns, the trading was Paul being the only other stock reached 19,000 shares. London was not in the market to any ex- tent and ver any but the manipilated by the | it up and down at unchanged from yest 3 per cent, reacted b noon had advanced Durlog the freely offered for sale, ings touched 874, a from which er cent, making a n The other industrials throughout the day little local afternoon business was done for Fpns unt. Sugar was #ile p-ol, wh ch moved \ts pleasurc. Opening erday, the stock rose per cent, and before 2% per cent to 90% the shares were . and In the late deal- break of 3y per cent, there was a final rally of 1 et 1088 of 3 per cent were as a rule weak and closed generally lower, Cordage common 1% per cent; Cord- age preferred and Rul cent; Rubber common, 1 per cent; Dist and Leather preferred Electric, and per cent;' Chicago Gas, ‘obacco 1% shares were favorably al bber preferred, 1% per 1in, per cent; General % per er cent. The Lead ‘ected by the declar- ation of dividends, and show a gain of per cent In common and 3 per cent in pre- erred. Laclede Gas cent and Consolidates cent. The rallway lst w case was there any sj The within a range of a rangers were fal referred is up 2 per Gas 1s down 1% per s unsettled, but in no clal pressure to sell rly well held. moving | drawals from Scotland ¥ OMAHA DAILY BEE: PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1894 yances are shown in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnat! & 8t. Louls preferred, and South- ern & Atlantic Telegraph of 2 per cent; Amer- {can fxpress 1% per cent, and Alton, Terre Haute, Pitteburg & Western preferred and Fort Wdgne 1 per cent. In the list of de- clines dre: New Jersey Central, 3 per cent: Delaware & Hudson, 2% per cen Delaware Lackawanna, % per cent, and Reading % per cent; Lake i‘;ri ,,Fm Western and South- ern Pacific, 1 pef cén The bond matket was heavy during_ the day for the more active mortgages, with Atchison 4s and Reading third preferences leading In point of business. The sales for \hk» day aggrégated §1,314,600, Net results aré as follows: Declines—Cordage 1sts, fer cent; Atlantic & Pacific 4s, 2% per cent; nion Pacific, Denver & Guif lsts, 1% per cent; Lake Krie & Western 1sts, 1% per cent, and Wabash 2nds, Cotton Oil 88, Chi- cago & Northern Pacific 1sts, trust receipts, Erfe 2nd consols and Ohio Southern s, 1 per cent. Advances—8t. Louls & San Fran- cisco_general 65, 3 per cent; St. Louls & San Franclsco consol 4s, 14 per cent; Chi- cago & Bastern Illinofs consol 6s, ChicAgo & Erie lsts, Tllinols Central 4s and Long Island 4s, Northwestern sinking fund 6s registered, Unlon Elevated lsts and Rock Island lsts and_Rock Tsland extended 5, 1 per cent Buffalo, New York & Erie 78 sold at 13§, aganst'128 in August, Loujsville, Evansville & St. Louls conscl s sold at 0%, against 191 on June b he Evening Post's London cablegram says: The stock markets were good. Con- sols were at the highest point ever touched. Nothwithstanding the efflux of gold, @ilt edged stocks were strong, and equally in favor were Brazil and other South Amer icans. American rallways were still com paratively lifeless. The increase of {405,200 in the coin and bullion in the weekly Bank of England's return is due to net gold imported for the week of £444,000. The differ- ence is accounted for by the usual with The details for the week are £793,000 imported from Russia, £50,- 000 in half sovereigns exported to Durb: 0,00 in bars for France. More gold probably going to France Immediately. The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: Aichiiaon Adams Express, Alton, T. H do prd Am. Exprogs Balitmoro & 016, i8 ago Alton.. C.B.&Q Chifeaxo Gk, blidatod 0, & St Colo: Coal & Tron.. Cotton Oil Cert.. Delaware & Hud .. Del, Lack. & W. D.& R.G. pfd. D.&C.F. Co..... Eant Tenn Erie 4o pid Fort Wayie. |..! . Nortliorn pfd... 1 &B LM Hocking Valley Hiinois Central St P. & Duluth K &, pra.. Like Erle & Wes o pfd Like Shoro.. Lead Trust. . Loufsyille & N Lo & NoA. oot Manhaitan Gon... Momphin & C.. Michigan Cent. Migsourd Pacific.’ Mobile & Ohio.. Nashville Chat. National Cordage. Jdopfd....... N.J. Centrai.. N EW.pfd...... North Am, Co. " Northern Paclfic No. Pac. pld. The total sales of stoc shares, ncluding: Amerl 97.000; Tur- lington, ~5.300; Chicago §00; Manhattan, 20; National Lead, 6,200; New Jorsey Central, 4wi Reading, 6.0 'Rock Island, 4.o0; St al, 10,900; Un'téd States Cordage, 5,600 Rub- ber, 3,709; Western Union. 3,600, Pittsbury. |Pullman Paiace. | Reading. Richmond Ter do pfd 3 R.G W....... IR. G. W. pfd. | Rock Tnland. Sug.ir Refin bo exas Pacific..... T. & O. Cent. pfd. . |U. 8. Express.. W.St. L& P 00 | 94 gL 01 214 Western U W.&L.E today were 108 ugar, New York Monev Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—MONEY ON CALL— Easy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per ceat; closed at 1 per cent. MERCANTILE ERLING PAVER SXCHANGE—Steady, with actual business In bankers’ bills at $4.87G4.87) for and and $4.86@4.86'4 for sixty days; posted (JL8TOLETYS and” $4.89@4.88%; commerctal SILVER CERTIFIC, GOVERNMENT -BO! aull; raliroad bonds, heavy, Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: U.8.88 Teg...... 117%|D. &R.G. 7 U. 8 5. coup 1754{Di& R G. ds.0..; U. 8. ds, reg, ... 114 (Erle 2ds.... U. 8. 48.coup.. 14 (G I, &SIA .. 101 U. 8. 28, 1081 214@4 per state bonds, Ala. Class A Ala. Class 3. Ala; Class C..0..0 Ala. Currency. ... La. New Con. 48, Miasour! Ge. rog...... Pacifio bs of "05.. & | a0 ds......... 100" | M. K, & T Tai ds. 02| A0 20 4R......... 9244 | Mutual Union 65 91 5 100 1 1| _do 8. F. Deb. ig St. P. Consols 0 C. & P. ot L. & .M. Gen, ¢|St. L. & 8. F. Gen. c. Tenn, new set 58, Tenn. old § Va. Centurie: do deferred Atchison 48, do2d A (i} A0 24s.. ... | g AU P18t of 0. Oanada So. o lxbili West Shore 48.... C. P. 1sts of '05.. 102%ISo. R. R. . BAR SILVER-284d per ounce MONEY—Y per cent. he rate of discount both' short and th cent. In_the open market for montas’ bills Is 1 1-16 per San Francisco Mining Stock Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.—The oMclal cloaing quotations for mining 8t0ké today were 43 fol- lows: 50 60 58 [ 100 | 85 | 34 2 Crown Point . Gould & Curr |Hale & Norcrous. . Jusiice Mexicar Mount Dial oplir... Overmin, Potosi. {Savage...] |Sferra Nevada. |Utan con....... " {¥allow Jacket. lars, 52 oi telegraphic, 7ige. Naw Yori Miaum g (2areatio i, NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—The following are the closiug mining quotations: Bulwer...... Ontario. 1800 Cholors Ophir. ! . Pr) Outh...y <0een 25 Crown Point, 25 Con. Cal. & Vi Quicksilver.... .\ 100 Deadwood. ... do pfd........ . 1500 & Curry .. Sierra Nevada....” 756 o & Noreross. . Standard. ......... Union Con Yellow Jac Ances ... Belener. . B Bodie Con... Bullion. ... Caledonia. Challenge Con Chollar . Confidence. ..\ 1. 0 Con. Imperal.. ... Silver bars, 021420; sdc. Drafts, slght, TG00 London Stock Quotations, LONDON, Nov. 15.—4 p. m. closing 03 [8€ Paul com...... 147 N. Y. Central ... & 744 | Penusylvant; 1L Central . 94 |Reading B Mexlcan ordinary. 134 | Mex. Cen. new 4s. 018018 were the feature of the stock market to- day. They reached 103, the highest price since the conversion. Erle 2ds Financlal Notes NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.—Clearings, 31,( DALTIMORE, Nov. 16.—Clearings, 32 balances, $257,080. BOS’ ances, W balances, PHILADI bal. Clearings, 313,19 15.—Clearings, 389,035,648 ov. 15.—Clearings, 11,1 15.—~Clearings, $2,211,150. BERLIN, Nov. 15.—Exchange on London, elght Auys' sight, 2) marks 88 pls. MEMPIIS, Clearings, $37 ances, o otk exchange 780; elling bal- at Noy. 15.—Cl-arings, Money, dull at @ on 'New York, par. v 15.—Clearings, ‘ent o0 call and otk exchange, firm; sterling 1397635 ; par eent Money. on’ i orelgn M550 4,80, WASHINGTON, Nov in the treasury at the clofe of business today was §103,010,076; @ loss for the day of $692,000. The gold reserve today was 361878374, which shows a net loks since yesterday of §13,4%8; wince October 31 the cash balance shows @ loss of 19,389,765, and (he gold reserve gain of $518,316. PARIS, Nov. 15.—The weekly statement of the Bank of France, issued today, shows the following changes aé compared with the pre- vious account: Notes In crculation, Inerease. 16,950,000(; treasury accounts, current, imcrease, 24,375,000 gold In haod, increase, ' 18.72,000f biils ' discounted, decrease, 5,02,000(; silver in hand, decrease, 925,001, Thiee per cent. rentes, 102 S0 for the account. Exchange on London. ¢ 12%e for checkn. LONDON, Nov. 15.—The rate of discount s un The weckly statement of the Bank of England lssued today, shows the following changes compared with the previous aceount: Total re scrve, increase, 470,000 cireulation, decreas £65,000; bullion. increase, (405,208 other securit'es, Qecrease. £172.000; other deposits, inerease, fl14 000; public deposits, Increase, (80,000; noies re- serve. increase, (361.000; govérnment securitie decrease. (14,00 The proportion of the Bamk of England's’ resorve to lability, which last ek was 62.13 per cent, Is now 6 per cent. The Stock exchange was generally quicter toduy, but All investment stocks and consols were very firm: Americans were neglected and Canadlan Pacific was weak an 18 quoted at Buenos Ayres to L 4@4is per Now oXchangs, commercial, The cash balance Bank of England’s hanged at 2 per ecemt. fraction and galniug on the day r cent for Northwestern ana 8t Pay, und & [t Ml-'fus ‘Rock" Tsland’ er cent for Burlh 3 se8 W per unl..l“s‘ bon, 23 St & 107.60; Vieana, 108. The amount of bullion with drawn from the Bank of England on balance joday was £663,000. auy OMAHA LIVE $T0CK MARKETS Low Grade Oattl, Flogfl the Yards and Ad- versely Affect Prices, 14" —_— FINISHED STCCK STILL VERY SCARCE Cornfed Sh Natives San"Steady, but Others de Off—Hogs Bpéh Lower but Firm Up and Cloge at Strong to Highest Prices. THURSDAY, Nov. 15, Heavy receipts again today, nearly 300 cars. The four days' receipts foot up In round numbers 18,800 cattle, 34,100 hogs and 2,250 sheep, an increase over the same period last week of some 9,000 cattle and 11,000 hogs, but a falling off of about 6,60) sheep. The yards were full of common low grade cattle, and for this reason, perhaps, more than any other, the market was dull and dragging. IPair to good beef steers, such as the killers were all wanting, readily brought good, steady prices, but sellers found it hard to work off the common stock even at lower prices, Fair to good cows and heifers met with a brisk demand at firm figures, but buyers insisted on further reduction in cannet prices. There were lots of old, thin cows | that sold 15¢ to lower than the first ufi the week. jood veal ¢alv s rued cetive and | firm, common large stock dull and lower The market for bulls, stags, etc., was about steady. Business in stcekor: and fe de 8 wa ctite and prices for a suitible gra le firmly held Col 10 and medium cattle were hard to sell, even at vel prices, There was almost no call for them at all. Good to choice feeders are quotable at $2.70u 0; falr to g od, $2.35426), and com- mon grades from $2.25 down. Representa- tive sales: fa'rly were stocis low Av. 1128 § Pr 1. 3 L1016 3 1 3 nat 615 128 ) %0 90 % % % 90 % (e S070° 1 il 10 1 e g 1201 90 1.0 890160 HEIFERS. L5331 60 i 65 6 [ R EEhwes = PORDIRIT | 108 Wil 8 &4 33 the cling 2338333 close nes: Thej decl wer: w$ hog sheep, of 1 go0d light mix: and SE and COLORADO., 0. Av. Pr. No, strs, tIg... 966 §1 50 McPhee w815 . Brankamp. L1278 335 A J. Hoover, RUTIEE 5 WYOMING. R. T. Allen. 100 2 9 CowS. .. 11000 2 50 22 cows. 11030 3 60 1 ste 11303 60 10 steers William Reynolds, 08 2 o steers. 111660 14 steers. . Ferguson. 1 cow. & Mullen, 46 steers.... high 4.5 38 steers. 8, SE 34 steers. .. 1 cow. 1 cow 1 steer 2 steers... 51 veal 4.00; ST 2 o eders HC 1 cow Bt 3 12 cows. . M. Smith, 3 cows. 3 steers. . head H. Homer. she 22 cows. HilL T head H. Fopnson. 2007 8 cows...... 260 2 Teederd. .. 140y i1 bull..... 932 1050 1260 1 cow.... 1 feeder., 1 bull....".. 1360 47 cows....... I ar 1 cow... 3 feeders. 1 cow... 2 wtrs, 1y 1100 Re Kets HOGS—There was anothergood run today, the qualily of the OETTEs was hardly as good as on the two precefingAdays, Included in_ the arrivals were eleven loads from Sioux City, billed direct to the.Mammond house. ~Huyers aguin had father thy et of the situation, und started in bidding add Baying prices from e to 10c lower than Wedngaigr. Sellers were not over eager to_accept th ures, and as packers' buyers were all wanting liberal supplies the trading became liveller ‘Whd prices firmer as U morning advanced. d{DhEsstrength in provisions aiso had a builish infwener, and on the late mar- ket the early decline entirely disap % Foir'te good noavy Mnd heavy mixed B largaly at .85 Lo §; with several g cholce londs it $4.50 'AHd’$4.55. Light and light mixed loads sold at from $.05 to $4.35, and pigs and stock hogs at from $260 o $4.10. The pens Were emptied earlier than might have been ex- pected, the bulk selling at from $1.35 o 3446 On Wednesday, s well as on last Thursday, the bulk of the trading was at $4.40 (o $4.50. Repre- sentative sales sn. Pr. 120 84 06 200 160 40 120 50 St fair ulat 1.C new $h 3w ey 160 200 20 200 0 “ 120 12 0 “ 160 Pr. 0 i onts, SH D canh, e 93¢ cent i 4 4 ‘ h 4 4 1 i h i 4 i i 4 4 ‘ ‘ 4 i ‘ ‘ EREREREEESSEEE [ 23313337 quotably lambs are in active mon westerns, Officlal shown by Cattle Sy (¥ Hogs hit Sheep Omaha_Packing company... Left over Shippers an: Cattle Prices Were Firmer, than predicted, were good encugh to greater part of the supply sold below §5, though fancy $6.40. $1.25, were salable at from $3 to $3.50 and better. The h excess of all expectations. welghts th packers bu All sheep in the alleys and sheep in large, amount to many thousacds. to unload at from 75 quotat’ons Receipts—Cattle hogs, The HOC 60,502 about many supply excessly 31.4072.50 $1.00G3.25 HOGS—Receipts, head; market opened 10¢ lowe head; market steady and un NEW YORK, Nov. CALVES—Receipts, shee to_good, $3.0061.00. ST, @2.50; cows cows, western mixed, South lcago .. Kansas Ciiy |10 Totals NEW lower refining, 9s 8d. PEORIA, No: RY RECELPTS—W heat oats, 36,30 bu.; rye, . By hard, cash and November, 61ic; May, SAN December, MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. | opened stong this morning and quickly advanced | at & 3-16c; 8714 311 10 10 0 AND ROUGH. 60 82 L 20 126 eIt 115 P—The supply unchanged. light and the market Desirable muttons and emand and firm, with com- stuft slow sale and_weak. r to cholce fves are quotable at to go $2.00G2.60; con sheep, i good Lo lambs, epres western mixed. .. native wethers. ...\, native ewes Pr. 820 ; 2 35 l% 23 Recelptsund Disposition of Stock. receipts and_disposition of _stock the books of the Union Stock Yards ipany for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 ock p. m., November 15, 18%4: RECEIPTS. Cars. Head. .13 3,98 DISPOSITION. Catle. Hs H. Hammond company. . £t and company. G Packing company... Becker & Degan....... Hamliton & Stephens. Vansant ¥ I L. Lobman B OO0 Carey...... Becker.... Rothsch'Id. H., Sioux City. Henton & W son, C. B. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. the Demand Being Hetter. CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—Cattle prices were firmer, demand being better and receipts much less but there was a general disin- at'on to allow, any, advance. A few offerings ng more than $5.25; a export There and cows steers were worth from $6.80 to were sales of inferlor cows around and_heifers of extra quality The firm, market continued to show unsteadi- the receipts were again greatly in In medinm and light was a decline of from be to 10c. an active trade from start to finish, Ing right and left, and there was a of from 5S¢ to 10c. There was trading o 4 , and re was ine from 12,50 to $3.50 for culls and cholera pigs to $4.90 for fascy heavy hog: The prevalling prices light and from $4.55 vy fuil, e from $4.40 t0 $4.50 f¢ 4.70 for medium and he the sheep pens were and there were the cattle and als were not unusually the last four days beats ceumulations now s were anxious to §2.85 for poor to ciolce m §1.60 1o $8.9 was the range of lamis. Thore were few sales $3.76. 13,000 head; calves, 0,000 head: shegp, 16,000 head. Evening JournaP reports " Recelpts, 60,000 head; officlal ad; shipments, 9,033 head 00’ head; quality oniy fair good heavy lots; market ac a demand; sales ranged at $4.05@4.55 for t; $4.15@4.40 for rough packing: $4.13G1.70 for ody, BA5E4 00 for heavy packng and shipping as. Today's a but the total fa previous records, w while fr for jambs above 60 head; storday, feft over, not a great under a no market active 5@010c higl 1EEP—Rece 1'ght market nominally lower ~Recelpts, market dull 3 Texas cows, ;' native cows, $2.5003.60; bulls weak; Toxas ste beef steer stockers $1.5002.5 16,200 mixed, OO heavy ¢ henvie $4.2001 1350 gt plis, § 0, d; shipments hanged. Vew York Live Stuc's Market. 16, —BEEV. trading, 1 ors 1,200 sed 100 ner; bulk of $4.350 pickers, § @430, Yorkers, 1REP—Recelpts, ales, $4.2504.50 @4.80; mixe $4.2004. 1,200 b market grassers, steady; s, poor to prime, $2.000 IEEP AND ars on sale; poor to good, . Tig LAMBS—Receipts, 6,375 market very dull, but s $2.0083.00; lambs, common h HGS—Recelpts, 7,000 hesd; market weal or to good, $.9005.20 is Live Stock Markat, ov. 15.—CATTLE—Recelp! 900 head; market slow: 34 common and light, §2.15 Texas steers, llght, $2.50; St L LOUIS, shipments, 00692.15. Recelpts, 10,400 head market slow at lower )G d: shipments, ices; best b nd’ light, ¥ ; shipments, $2.280% 0, .40, ket quiet; south- bs, the four aber 15, Cattle. Omaha ... . 848 1300 cord of recelpts at for Taursday, No pr T Hogs. 11 813 6,000 16,200 10,400 clipal mar- Louts o8 156 Sugar Market. YORK, Nov. 15 AR—Raw refining, 3¢; cenirifugal, 9 test, 34 firm; No.'6, 84,@3 15-i6c; No.'7, § i No. 8. 83 1i-lic; No.' 9 343 10, 3 7-1603%¢; No. 11, 9-16c No. 13, 3%c; oft A, Sn@dl standard A firm Re: 11106 11-16¢; No. 12 ‘mould 1-16@3%ce; con i 116@ie; loaf. 4T@4 15-16c 4745 1-16c; powdered, 4 7-1661%¢c; g1 od, 4 3-16G4%c; cubes, & T-1604%c INDC Nov.' 15.—SUGAR-—Canv, flat centrifugnl Java, 12s; Muscovado, and fair 15, —CORN~—Ste new No. 2, 48ie. No. 2, 48%c; No. 3, H%c: OATS—Active, firm; No. 3 white, 31G32%c; hite, 3016G311%c. Scarce; No. HISKY —Firm; 2, 50@slc. high wine basis, § 600 bu.; corn, 50.00 rye, 600 bu.; barley, 5,400 bu Wheat, 600 bu.; corn, 10,400 bu.; bu.; . 16,500 bu 1P MEN Datat ‘LUTH, N Wheat Murket. 15.~WHEAT—Close: No. 1 1 northern, S%c; November, 69%c; ome; No. 2 norihern. rejected, 80%c; to arfive, No. 1 northern *Frison Wheat Quotations. FRANCISCO, No 15, ~WHEAT--Firmer; e, May, $L00Y; cleared, 41813 s, Minneapolls Wheat Market. 15.—The wheat market for them not washing. Y (5 d Peddlers and some unscru, Send - K it Back and if your grocer what we like to harp on. First-class goods never Comforts from. .. Blankets from. .. Pillows from. ... Pillow Slips from. ... Sheets from. ... ....... Sham Holders from. .. Ingrains from.......... Brassels [rom.... . Velvets from. .... Body Brussels from ... 11 Take your choice. Yourtrade is equally appreciated whether you pay cash or on payments. %e, with much buying for more than usual orders from the market remnined pretty steady. e to %e decline business nearly all Uay done on a_basis slightly higker than the of yesterduy, Wheat is pioving rather s, and_ receipts oward the which forc much nber, 1 1ocal the o acca A about and it some whe: ac the c t previous day. s%e; May, 6 No. 1 noithern, 59%c bts, 837,000 bu.; shipments, flour market continued steady with millers nble to sell about all 1o sell at current prices of patents at bakers', $1.9072.20. Shipments for the four hours, 41,000 bbis. st IS N and o 2003, twer FLOUR-Higher; p 602,75 fancy, 2850243, fan $2.05G2.05; cholce, $1.75G/1.55 WHEAT—Opened ko up but sold off e, led %e on a flurry, dropped back He, then we ened to a close %@e below yesterday, o side Influences receiving lttle consideration; 4, cash, 624e; November, Slc; Decem) May, 61 Opened strengthened wheat, closin prie a nead eml oft Iate up, but ¢ bt weak unchanged; 6ke; Do 1gc about November, % sh and November, * at S0c. CLOVER SE HAY—Prime timothy, BU R-Quiet E eady; LEAD-Firm; g BR-g.10 bid, $9.00410.00. standard mess am, 3.0 PROV bing, $13. el A she G214 32 ; oats, MENTS-~Flour, 9.600 corn, 8,000 bu.; oats, at, 5,000 bbls.; wheat, . 0 bu. Kunsas City Warcol § CITY, Nov. 15.—WHEAT-Steady unchang hard, §0@olc; No. 2 red, Be; No. 3 P CORN but quotably mixed, 42448¢; No. 2w OATS—Steady and unchanged @31c; No. 2 white, 33Ga3lec RYE-No. & nally 416 isc FLAX SEED-Firm; $.33G1.34. BHAN-—Firm; 60g0% timothy, unchanged 423, 12 No. 2 mixed, $7.5009.00; 1 Pirm, unchanged; creamery, 156G firm; 18c. oats, 9,000 bu SHIFMEN bu.; oats, none. ' New York Dry NEW YORK printed specialties, wool white goods, curimn fabries had considerable a! good orders, but for current Was very slack. Cottonettes, camiets weré wso looked after with - inte sales were made. Spring woolens wer livery to the extent of wales, business was done for dupl of heavy goo Printing cloths in active and with sales In excess of 3,000 p the market closes frm at & bid and declined. 1,000 bu.; corn, 1s Markot ghams, orated-dress goc nd other apr tion, followed wanis the den 1 11-16¢ Cotton Markec NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.—COTTON. ame as Pearline.” honest—send it back, PRICES AG CARPETS, STOVES and BEDDING partments are just teeming with the choice ever saw, and at prices so low that it will astonish you. ...43c e» 096 L..O8¢c Matting from........... [Qc Hemps from............ lle osing more was with mixed, A0 sules all on private terms. 19,000 8,000 t, 19,000 bu.; corn, 77,000 bu.; | 9,000 . for G4 squares Steady low middling, § 13-16¢; good ordinary, “It's Cruel to give you Pearline for your yur folks can't know much about it. My | They could save their money, and all your hard work besides, 1'm thankful the lady I live with is just the other way. She knows what Pearline will do, 1 she wants it. She'd never let me lose my time trying to get things clean witli soap~—and she wouldn't stand it to have '/ ) her clothes all worn out with rubbing, either That's the truth. The lack of Pearline comes just as hard on the mistress’ clothes as it loes on the laundress’ back.” pulous grocers will tell you * this is as good as* I1'S FALSE—Pearline is never peddled, ds you something in place of Pearline, ba a0 JAMES PYLE, New York UWER are These de- t goods you We can't help it. were so cheap and the time to buy is now, when the assortment is complete, STOVES. Ranges from. .$4.60 Heating Stoves from.... 2.75 Laundry Stoves from..... 2.90 Gasoline Stoves from..... 1.98 Gas Burhers from...... 11,90 0il Heaters from ...... 3.95 FURNITURE. Bedsteads from. Mattresses from. Chamber Suits. . Parlor Suits. . . Sideboards .. .. Extension Tables [+ TERMS: $10.00 worth of goods, $1.00 per week or $4.00 pewmonth 25.00 worth of goods, $1.50 per week ot §6.00 per month $50.00 worth of goods, 2.00 per week or #8.00 per month $75.00 worth of goods, $2.50 per week or $10.00 per month $100.00 worth of goods, £3.00 per week or $12.00 per month $207.00 worth of goods, $1.00 per weel or $15.00 per month Formerly Peopls’s Mamndta Instalimsni Houss Open Monday and Saturday Eveninzs. WM. LOUDON, |Commission Merchant Grain and Provisions, ount Qe, fter was tile wn lce |° Private wires to Chicago and New York. All business orders placed on Chicago Board of Trade. Correspondence solicited. Office, room 4, New York Life Buildiag, Omaha. Telephone 1308, ity- t receipts, 13,808 3 exports to Great Tirita to continent, 5800 hale 5, eales, } ba'es. ON-Steady, ,1-160 3 1os, 1,700 bules) o= shipments, 5,500 bales; stock, pat- ey, NEW ORLE, Nov | sales, spot, 5,850 bales; to arrive, 4,300 bales: re pts, 13,884 bales; exports, cat Brituin, 5,600 bales; to the ‘continent les; coast: wise. 3,305 bales: stock, ¥ steady; sales, 76,300 bules; Noven bid; cember, $5.0045.08; January, $5.10405.11; February, $65.16@5.16; March, . May, :xatss- 16; August, $5,49¢ 15.—COTTON—Steady; June, $.80G5.40; July 200; NEW at unchanged vanced 10470 and closed sales, 7, 14.00; 1ele March, September Spot ¢ 5.621615,75. Mild, 1,000 1 to arrive chouse del) yesterday 1 bags; 168,032 bags: United afoat for the United visible for the United st 7 N ar 15. ' YORK, Nov. prices points 15 10 Jecline, A chiefly net Options_opened nnl‘l{ ady i Januar q $11.70G11.85] July, $11.767 ce, Rio, No, No steady: Cordova, $18.25 Rio, $14.60; $13.25; 600 bags No. Nos. 6 to f §16.08 irics. from New York ew York etock today, States stock, 226,712 bal 260,000 bings; totaf 2 bags, aguins ntos, $11.30; 000 bags. ady: prices ¥ May firm i, job g8, | recelpts, 20,000 b HAMBURG, Nov. 1 i DfK decline to ¥ pfy dvan %, 0,000 bugn, HAVRE, 5.-Market opencd quiet at %e decline; at 12 m.. quict at Kf advance: at § D .. steady at %f advance; closed steady at nel iged 10 B dvance; total sales, 11, 7. Rio, 110 DE JANEIRO, Nov. 16 $1160; exchange, 11 1-16d; re learcd for the (nited Staies, for Burone, 1,000 bugs; stock, Quiet; No. 7. pis, 4,000 ba 6,000 hags; cleared 00 bags. and 9% Liverpool Markets. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.—WHEAT—Close: demand fair; No. 2 red, winte red, spring. bs d. CORN—Dull; demana wpot, As 11%d; 1 fem;, demand November, 4a 11344 ber, 4s 10%d: January, 48 . [y demand moderate; 94, Lard, eany; de Pork, frm: demand tern, 638 94; prime firm; demand falr: extrn India mess | 674 6d; prime mess, 868 3. Hams, firm; dema maderate; short cut, 445, Tacon, demand mode ate: Cumberland cut, firm at 8. - Short ' rib steady at 36 6d; long cl tong and short cl Nrm at 258 64, Ay demand colored, b1s for Sc Nominal; demand , 30 fair; 210 8t. Louls PROVISION nand falr; spot, ate; ' prime mess, medium, S m " ng by moderate; finess and ember, poor; prime elty, ) OlL—Bteady; 198 9d. m Stewdy; demand moderates e cak pirits, 204 90 ROSIN-Steady s Tigd. HOPS—At London mand moderale; Aemand moderate; commen, (Pacific goant).- Arm; dee new crop, &3 158GL. Wool Market. 4 BT. LOUIS Nov. 1b—WOOL-Quist and Chadiged. »