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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

During the summer months the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road sells round-trip tickets 10 all its
stations on Saturdays. good until the
following Mondays only. at the one-fare
rate. Tickets on sale only at Byrd-Street
Station. c. A. TAYLOR,
.u Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

delightful lawn party, for the bene-
Ut OF the Ice Mission fund. MAS held at
the residence Of Mrs. j. Belle Bigger
last night at No 902 east Leigh street
Refreshments were served and a neat
sum was realized for the works OF char
ifv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. Special Mrs.
Fannie Lakin. OF this city. who was
stricken with paralysis az Cape Henry
while bathing last Monday. died today
She WIS a widow ~ the late Captain
Eiward Lakin. of Norfolk. ami aas on
visit 10 her nephew, Captain Ed ".
Johnson. keeper OF tne Cape Henry life
saving station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA telegram 10
the Department of Justice announced the
death at o'clock this morning az Mem.
phis, OF Julius a. Taylor. United States
District Attorney OF the Western district
Of Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

Professor u. Puryear late chairman
OF the faculty OF Richmond COLLEGE. viii
leave the city In n few days for his fu-
tire residence. in Madison county, about
one mile distant from the old home
stead OF James Madison. Professor Pur-
year will open "A school September 18th,
10 be known as Edgewood School.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

Rev. Joseph TROLL. vicar-generai of
Virginia. owing to continued ill-health.
will take up his residence at Old Point.
His place at st. Peters Cathedral will
be taken by Rev. Henry l.. Cutler OF
Alexandria. who vas the first pastor Of
the Sacred Heart church OF this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Frisco Wheat Quotations.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-WHEAT-stead
December, 97Bc; May, SIOi9s.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL
Dullness Was the Chief Feature Of the
Speculative Trade.
DEMAND FOR CASH WHEAT LIMITED
Oats Were Dull and Fenturcless
While Hog Products Were
Pushed Down but Rallied
Toward the Close.

CHICAGO, Nov 2S.-Dullness was the
chief feature of the speculative trade today.
There are only small fractional differences
between yesterdays and today's closing
prices Wheat and provisions show no
change whatever. and corn is &c lower
for November, 1-16c lower for December
and May as before. The demand for cash
wheat was confined to carloads to go to
country mills in contiguous states, and
those footed UP considerable total, prob
ably $1,000 bu.; some claimed 100000 bu.
Much of that was through-billed spring
wheat, which is being wanted In increasing
quantities week by week by milers in the
Winter wheat districts. New York reported
having a good many export orders from the
United Kingdom for spring wheat but
limited below current prices. An increase
of from 10000 to 2,50OOOO bu. in the visible
supply was the range of the guesses on that
subject.
Chicago receipts for the day were $50 cars,
against 399 cars week ago. and III cars on
the parallel day of the year before. De-
cember wheat opened at from 56c to 56isc,
the day. May worked laboriously up to
G0ssc from COLO at the opening, and the
hulk of the subsequent transactions was at
The business done in the corn pit was
insignificant The damp weather was the
its limited effect is seen in the fixity Of the
prices November was still inclined to sag,
and in the end lost Isc. December lost
Lice, and May shows no change. The
inspection out of store 1000 bu.
Oats were dull and featureless. May
opened at from 20Ssc to 2Ol2c. sold at 201ac.
declined to from 20ssc to 20iac, and closed
there. A sale of 5000 bu. was made at
20ssc, but at the same time from 209sc to
reported.
The hog products were pushed a little
over the chalk mark drawn at the close
again, and at the close pork. lard and ribs
were all stradding the same line as on
the day before. Closing quotations for two
days are identical.
Estimates: Wheat. $50 cars; corn, Mo
cars; oats loo cars; hogs. 22,Ooo head.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
SEATTLE ROAD Is TO DE SOLD.
VIII he Divorced from All Transcons
tiucntnl Systems.

SEATTLE, Nov. 23.-The decree of fore
closure against the Seattle Lake Shore s.
Eastern Railway company has finally been
signed by Judge Hanford, and February S,
1896, fixed as the date Of redemption. Thirty
days after advertising the sale by Master in
Chancery Eben Smith, no redemption can be
made. The matter has been pending some
time on the foreclosure of mortgage bonds TO
the amount Of s6,4SS. $50 of principal and
interest. The Union Trust company of New
York Is the trustee for the bondhoders and
the principal complainant. The bonds were
issued in 1886 for the purpose of construction
to the number of 5,675 in denominations OF
$1,000, and all but 254 are held on deposits
by the Manhattan Trust company Of New
York This finally fixes the destiny of the
Lake Shore road, frees 1t from the North
ern Pacific and from all alliance with any
of the three transcontinental systems cen-
tering in Seattle or connecting with 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
REVENGE OF A REJECTED LOVER.
Stabs and shoots IL Woman and Cuts
His Own ThrOut.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Nov. 23-Fred
Banker, aged 23, went to the house of Miss
Cora Harrison on Mechanic street in this
city today and called her to the door and
stabbed her in the throat with knife. Miss
Harrison wrested the knife from him, where
upon he drew revolver and shot her twice
in the head and once in the shoulder, inllct-
ing fatal wounds. The infuriated man then
picked up the knife and drew it across his
the effects of which he will probably die
Miss Harrison is 20 years of age. Banker
had been keeping company with her for some
time, but she became tired of his attentions
and was endeavoring to rid herself of him.
He became infuriated on this account and
shot her.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
stock In Stubt.
SOUTHERN EDUCATORS TO MEET.
Many Prominent school Men WIN
Prepare Special Papers.

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 2S.-The program for
the meeting of the southern Educational as
sociation at Hot Springs, December 81. has
just been issued 1t contains the names CT
some Of the country's greatest educators. who
will participate. 1t is estimated that 1000
delegates will be present. DIR. William r.
Harris of Washington, ID. c., the United
States commissioner OF education. will de-
liver an address as will also such distin-
guished educators as DIR. William Harper OF
the University of Chicago, President Il. II.
Jesse of the University of Missouri. Chan
cellor J. II. Kirkland of Vanderbilt university
of Nashville, Dr. w. s. Garrett Of Peabody
Normal school, Nashville; DIR. Brown Ayres
of Tulare university, New Orleans: General
S. b. Lee, president of the Mississippi college:
Hon. j. E. Massay of Virginia, ID. II. Hall
OF North Carolina, j. w. Merwin Of st. Louis
and many others.
The superintendent of public instruction Of
every southern state will be in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Native beef Cattle Sold at Reduced
Rates.

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.--Natiye beef cattle arc now
selling nt from S32j TO sis5. chiefly at from
s3.75 to si5D n few selling as low rs $40. There
is not much prospect for higher prices, until
after the Christmas holidays the large con-
sumption of poultry will seriously curtaIl the
consumption OF beef. Exporters are taking me-
dium weight cattle at from s315 to si2j, and this
class shows higher in proportion with others
than week ago. This weeks run of Texans ii
about 500 head. ms against 5000 last wees About
1000 western rangers arrived during the week.
compared with ~, 900 las, week and 1900 the cor
responding week OF 1854 The seasons run of
westerns IL about iia.00Q head the largest run
on record. excepting last year. by 10000. and 1898
by l0o. 900.
Trade In hogs was active At an advance Of a
nickel. with sales largely az $500. Common 10
choice droyos sold at from 81. 70 TO s3G6. against
from 49, to So Is q week ago, from y3B 10 So 80
q year ago and from $50 to s. 70 two years ngo.
from S. as 10 $G three years ago and from 1886
TO N21 four years ago. Heavy lard hogs are
now I'm better demand than light wcghs. Pigs
are scarce and active at from s3s5 10 $500 for
good 10 choice.
Trade In sheep slow at yesterdays prlres.
inferior TO choice native sheep being saiabie at
from ti@ TO e.b. With prime heavy ewes
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Liverpool Markets,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2s-1:So p. IN. close:
WHEAT-spot. quiet; demand poor: No. red
winter, 5s 1iRd: No. spring, stocks exhausted
No. ] hard. Manitoba, rs I'd: No. California.
5s 2lRd. Futures closed easy, with and
distant positions unchanged 10 I'd lower; business
about equally distributed; November. % I'D;
December: 5s I'D; January. IS 1&d: February,
as 2isd; March, 5s Shd; April, 5s 3a,d.
CoRN-Spot, quiet: American mixed new, Ss
February hd lower and other months unchanged
from yesterdays closing prices: November, IS 4d;
December, Ss S94d January, 3s 2Ad; February,
IS 34d: March, Is 2iRd April. IS 2&d.
FLOCR-Dull; demand poor st. Louis fancy
winter. Is Sd.
pROVISIONS-Bacon FIRM demand poor; Cum.
berand cut. 2S to 30 lbs, S3s: short ribs rs lbs.
35s. long clear. light, 30 TO As lbs, 3Os: long clear
heavy. 81 lbs 2Ss Cd short clear, backs, light.
lbs. 2Is Cd; clear bellies II to l6 lbs. S6s: Shout
cut IA to Is lbs, 42s. Taow, fine North Ameri.
can, nominal. Beef. extra India mess. los; prime
mess, 5Ss Cd Pork, prime mess, fine western,
55s Cd: prime medium. AIS Cd. Lard quiet; prime
western. 2Ss Sd: refined. In pals 3ls
CHEESE-Quiet but steady: demand moderate
finest American white. ils finest American col
orcd. i5s.
RIiTTER-Finest United States. 95s good, Cos.
TURpENTINE-Sprits. 20s 3D.
ROS1N-Common. Is I'D.
COTTON SEED OIL-Liverpool refined, lis Cd
LINSEED OII.-20s 6d.
PETROLEUM-Relned. SID
REFRIGERATOR BEEF-Fcrequarters, 3l4d
hindquarters sgd
BLEACHING PowDER-Hardwood, (. o. b
Liverpool Il.
HOpS-At London Pacific COAST, e. los.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
ew Constitution Nearly Finished.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 23.-The conven-
tion today was engaged in reading articles
of constitution the third time. Senator Till
man tried to have the section on lynchng
amended so that those engaging in 1t should
be fined Sc, 600. and imprisoned until 1t was
paid, but his motion failed The consttu-
tion provides that counties where lynchings
occur shall be subject TO damages in $1,000
to the legal representatives of the Iynched
person, and may recover the amount by
civil process from those engaged In the
lypching.
Delegate Sprott Of Clarendon county died
today. making the third death which has
occurred among the members of the con-
vention-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
asked.
Financial Notes.

BOSTON. Nov 2S.--Cearings sl5 O5l, SSS; bal
nnccs. sl.g6l.1oi.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2s.-Clearlnss. So oiSsis;
balances. 3i.l62.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2S.-Clearings, Si2 0lG-
691; balances 81, ,557, 800
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-Clearugs, LIES; bal
ances s256 ljS, Money, 5G7 par cent. New York
exchange, 5Ol55c premium bid.
WASHINGTON Nov 2S.-Today's statement OF
the condition of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, sI7156 692; gold reserve sS6325 4i6
CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-C1eaTings. Sli OPS 900.
Money, firm; 5G5is per cent on CALI 6q6ia per
cent on time. New York exchange sold at 40c
si.S9.
NEW YORK, Nov 23-The exports OF specie
from the pot of New York for the weet amounted
to 81. 5gS,2S9 in gold AMI S76a aSi in silver. The
imports We're: Gold, sli sos: silver S9,SaS; dry
goods s.. OPS. $780, general merchandise. sS 150 252
Clearings SOL, ,3iq, 279 balances SO, 6gI, SCI,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Closing Quotations on the PRINCIPAL
Comm. Odities and STABLES


COmniO oddities and staples.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-FLoUR-Receipts, 49, 800
bile exports, %, 100 bbls market ins ctive hold
tolerably steady. Some sales 1Oc lower
on the week; closed dull; -four nominal; city
mill patents, AlOGi35; winter patents,
t3.5Od3.7O; city mill clears. s4.0oa4.10; win
ter stralghts. s3.3OG3,iO; Minnesota patents,
s3.4S@S6o; winter extras. s2.1oG3lO Minnesota
BUCKWHEAT-Weak at 4lIsQi3c
CORN MEALCpull; A. Dull; yellow, coarse. 7o473c;
Brandywine, S2.45a255.
BRAN.Dul Mt s2.6o;
RAHEEy MAITwssk T, 81 - Western; 5osssc ~, -,
bu Spot market, quiet No red s7ssc No No. ~
hard. Se9sc Options opened steady, advancing
cemhsr es@stIsc, closed ds sed Q, si'se, . 49,,
Spot market, quiet, closing steady: No 2, SEC.
Options closed steady but generally. firm with
35Ac; December. closed S5c.
oATsmReSep's lss 400 5n; exports 10000 bu.
and nominal; December, closed 2sIsc.
WooL-ouiet; domestic fleece. 1G02ac; pulled.
Iis1 aAY-9s,s,; sss,s.;; shipping H0oe75o; good to
HoPsSEasy: state, common to choice, 1ss,
crop. sa7c 1895 crop, 5aiOc; Pacific coast, 1884
0raR isG !s ssPp catsana siS 81 to s lbs
lsiac; Galveston ~ to % lbs. Ice: Buenos Ayres
dry. 20 to "A lbs, 2lc Texas dry "a to 30 lbs,
LEATHER-ste hemlock sole, Buenos
PRoVISIoNss--lne s- steady; family .sil.5O; beet
hams. $l5.01a15.50. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies. s55oa600 picked hams, IS. 75@9.Oo Lard,
steady: western steam closed at s5SOl5.95; No
yember, $50 ,o1s,n nominal Pork dull and easy;
BUTTER Receipts, s,Oii pkgs.; market steady;
western dairy; lo1za25c; western creamery l5q
23c: Eigins, BE
EGGS-Receipts. $3.50 pkgs.: market steady;
state and Pennsylvania, 22a26c; western, 2id
CHEESE Receipts. S5is pkgs; quiet; large.
Ihdioc; small; 5GloSc; part SKINS Slkq1isc
full skins. 1h13c
PETROLEUM-Active and higher; United closed
nt si.6o bid; refined. New York. $50; Philadel-
phn and baltimore. sS45.
TALL.OW-Quet; city, 4hc; country, 4kc
ROsIE-Firn: strained. common TO good 81
0l.70
TURPENTINE-Dull. 27&@2sc.
RICE-Quiet; domestic fair TO extra, 3Tsfp6hc
MIsTALs--rlS iron. quiet; southern, $4,000
quiet; brokers price So 20; exchange price sss2M
Tin, easier: straits si+ 25gils0; plates, quet.
speltsr. weak; Domestic, 81 5oGs55.
prime crude. 25nG2Gc; butter grades 3Osfsic
prime summer yellow. 2s9soc; off summer yellow,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Horse Flesh sold for Food.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 23.-Horse flesh
is being sold in this city for food. Who is
selling 1t or who is buying it is not yet
definitely known, although the authorities
have suspicious which may become some
thing more substantial in a few days. Chief
Market Inspector Davis has begun his In
vestigations by raiding two establishments
where horses are killed and prepared as II
for the market. He has found the dead ami
mails killed, quartered and hung on hooks
ready for sale, or ready for what disposition
their owners cared to make. He has fol-
lowed his inquiry into places reeking with
filth, and will swear to complaints against
two of the offenders, whose offense has been
acknowledged
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
RECEIVERS MAKE THEIR REPORT
Opcrntion of the wisconsin Central
ExnInfued I'm Full Detail,

MILWAUKEE,, Nov 23.-The receivers of
the Wisconsin Central lines today filed in
the United States court a complete statement
of their administration of the property from
the time of their appointment on Septem-
ber 13, 1898, to June 30 of the current year.
But very little is said of the physical condi-
tion of ths property, simply that it was not
good when the receivers took possession.
necessitating the expenditure of large sums
of money, The present condition is not
stated.
The financial operations OF the receivers
are quite fully set forth in general resume,
while the detail is presented in statistical
reports covering every branch Of the lines.
Some attention is given to the future pros
poets, and II the views of the receivers are
correct the property is bound to improve
and soon become a paying investment.
The total earnings of the property during
the time covered by the report according
to the tables presented, were s7.14O,4s9. and
the operating expenses s4,s29, ,669.90, the net
earnings being $2,310,819.10. The total as
sets of the companies amount to $2,133.-
975.4i, and the liabilities are $2,52l .S6992.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
NEW MEXICO.

cows. .....927 2 20 21 steers. ..... SAT 2 So
HoGS-In the hog division there was good
liberal run, though receipts showed n falling
off of about 700 head compared with last
Saturday. The market whole fairly
active at prices that averaged little higher
than yesterday
The liberal receipts of the past few days have
placed local packers In position of Independence
pared to bear the market a little, at least
to pay no more than steady prices. A liberal
order, however, from u. ID. Armour of Chicago
changed the situation very materially. The buy
ers concluded that they all wanted hogs and
the market In consequence opened little
stronger. The trade was quite active until the
shipping orders were filled and then It eased
however, came in with second order and the
market recovered and closed pretty close to sc
$3.400D3i5. against s335a340 yesterday. The
popular price today s3.4O but the proper
SO great as yesterday. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Tho reception ac-
corded Eugene " Dabs by his Chicago SYM
pathizers last night did not alter his deter
mination to leave the city for his home at
Terre Haute. Ind. The labor leader left on
an early train. 1t is Mr.. Dsbs intention to
spend several days in Terre Haute, where
he will devote himself to the business of the
American Railway union, and to the editorial
work on the Railway Times. After that he
proposes to visit the leading cities of the
country and finish the work of completing
reorganizng the organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
London CrnJn neyIcxv

LONDON. NOV. 2s.-IIeavy rains and frosts
have prevailed IN SOME places in the United
mas been slow to operators, lacked animus. and
the consumers bought sparngly. Spectators
idle aud supplies We're sufficient although
not overly heavy. Prices were from Sd to Cd down.
Parcels were quiet, Duluth wheat. January de-
livery, quoted at 25s Sd. Spot was dull.
Flour was In moderate demand and fairly steady.
Maize dull. Russian shippers were reserved.
Mixed American was cheaper on spot. Parcels
afterward quoted at i5s 3D. Barley was firm at Cd
and Ia good demond Oats were firm and Inactive
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

2 spring. 55lsa57o: No spring. 5saac; sje-ted.
nominaily SiffiOc
CoRN-Ciosed weak and HaiHc lower: No. 2
mixed 22hu2sisc; No. 2 white. 22i.M23ac
OATS Steady. No. 2 mixed i5i&disc No. 2
white. 1S4T19c.
RYE-Steady; No. ?, nominay Soc
HAY-Wcak; timothy. ts55dii.OO; prairie, $500
BuTTER-creamcty slow dairy. firm: cream
cry. i5d20c: dairy iiIijc.
EGGS-Sieady; fresh 1sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-MoNEY ON CALL
Easy at 2 per cent; last loan 2; closed 2.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3AG5 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Flrm with actual
business in bankers, bills at s4sghG4;ssh for de,
mand. and at A.S7kG4S7A for sixty days: posted
rates. s4.Ssls and $3.50; commercial bills, As6K.
BAR SILVER-67%
MEXICAN DOLLARS-J.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady; state bonds,
inactive; railroad bonds. easier: new. As, reg
12DIs; coupon 12Olk; 5s. reg, 1l2%; js. coupon.
ll4A; As reg, 1l1h: coupon. 1ll& Is. reg 81;
Pacific 6s OF '96. 1902.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2a.--CATTLE- Receipts
100 head lowest tor yeats; shipments, 900 head.
Market nomnally strong; Texas steers SSG
as; nauNe cows, N.00GStO: stcekers and feed
ers, S.S5n&6S; pigs, slS0G2C0
HOGS-Receipts 400 head: shipments 90
head Market strong. Sc higher; bulk OF sales,
81. S5H2.tO; heavy SaC0GS 5n packers SSSIG2tSs :
mixed sS.soGSio; lights. SSSUSio; Workers. SSS
as l0; pigs, SS.O0TSSo.
SHEEP-R Receipts 1900 head; shipments. none.
Mhrkct stcndN. lnmhs. SS.CNmAS0
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

ST. louis, Nov. --CATrLE-Rcccip,s, 600
head. The usual saturdays scant supply and
slow movement prevail but there is uo change
In prices. Native steers range from 50 TO A5S
and Texas steers nt 81 l1dS65.
HOGS-Rccepts. . 00l head; market steady TO
strong; hcaVtes, SS30NS,6O; mixed, So 2Ss2 50,
light. SaS5HS.5j.
SHEET Receipts, 800 head; market unchangcd
natives. s. aaA2. so. somthern. So. .OOnAOO
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Sugar Market,

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-sudAR-Raw quiet;
fair refining, 3c centrifugal. % test, sac; re-
lined, dull; standard A, Gag; confseiionsrs' A.
SIC; cut loaf SIC; crushed. SIC; powdered. f5sc;
LONDON. Nov. as.,-sudAR--cans. little doing,
Centrifugal Java. lis Cd; Ausooyado. fair reGnins.
Sd: December. los ID
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Pes,ria yIarLct.

PEORIA, Noy. ?s;=coRN-Ma easy; No. 2.
2Te; new No o. isQs7c.
OATS-Markst steady; No. 2 white lslkalsc.
No. 3 white. 1ih9Eitc
RYE-Market dull, nominal.
WHISKY-Market steady; finished goods on the
basis OF si.22 for high wines
RECEIPTS-Con. q. 900 bu. oats, 5000 bu
whisky. none; wheat. i.sop bu.
SHIPMENTS Corn. 21.'bo bu.; oats, "a. $50 bu.
whisky. 100 GAL: wheat. more.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Foreign Financial Affairs.

BERLIN. Nov 23.-Exchange on London. eight
days sight, 20 marks Al pfg.
PARIS Nov. 22-Three per cent rentes. 1907
2IHc for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
23lRc FOR checks. The bourse was dull
LONDON. Nov. 23.-Ciold is quoted at Bucnos
Ayres today at 1880: Madrid 1885, Lisbon. 26;
Athens. II: Rome. los. 10; Vienna, 1O3. Stock
markets quiet. pending settlement of mines COM
mencing ON Monday. The amount of bullion gene
into the Bank of England balance today was
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
y<cp.,s C,,v IIyc s,oc,.

pretty much nominal a, from seas 10 So West.
sheep quiet ut from s. 40 20 81, and
amia Werc satRhle at from 81 to $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

On the Proiuc, exchange today tho butter mar
ket WAS firm: creamery, l4422hc; dairy lilo
Ice. Eggs firm; l3d20c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
MiaaeapoIis Wheat Market.

nrss patents. saOl9s,tS: domestic bakers' goods
sssgysss; fSseim hsksrs slsI922o
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
> bid.

The total sales of stocks today were 5ss43
shares including: American Sugar, 1890; Ameri-
Tobacco. 10 800; burlington. $500; Chicago
Cas- $500: United States Leather preferred. $780,
WcSteIn Union. 8 1GQ
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
COncc Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-COFFEE-Options
opened steady. with prices unchanged to 10 points
higher. ruled moderately active on local cover
ings. following the slight advance at Havre. lost
iirniness dull spot market and closed barely
steady at 8 points advance to points decline;
December s4.4o: January, SALE; February, s4. 10:
March. s13.s6gl39 95: June. sl34npla5o; July,
S12.S5: September. S12 65. Spot coffee. Rio dull
No. 7. sl5,25 Mild. dull; Cordova, slSOO9lS.'5;
sales.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday.
6.4S0 bags: New York stock today, 266,s23 bags;
United States stock. S4o.57s bags; afoat for the
United States 1877 900 bags; total visible for the
United States, 5s7.573 bags against 5Oll2o bags
last year.
SANTOS. Nov. 23.-Steady: good average Santos,
SIS SO; receipts, $4,000 bags stock, 429, 900 bags.
HAMBURG. Nov. 23.-Steady and unchanged;
sales. 20 900 bags.
HAVRE. Nov. 2S.-opened quiet. Af advance;
closed unchanged sales. $4,000 bags.
RIO DE JANEIRO Nov. 23.-Du'l: No. 4 81. 80;
exchange, 9Ad; cleared for the United States,
60oo bags; for Europe. 1000 bags; stock 1S7, 900
hac recnintS. 1000 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

and December. 6g,sc9 uly. 5sNc. on track: No.
hard. Hsc; No. l northern. 52isc. No north
ern, 52ssc. receipts. -424 ears.