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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART
ment of State.
1 hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
office on the 18th day of April, A. D.
1895, at. 2:15 o'clock P. NJ, and was
duly recorded in Book NJ. 2 of Incor-
porations, on page =.
ALBERT BERG,
Secretary of State.
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ST.PAUL'S WEEKLY RECORD
MONDAY.
Marriages..

Thomas F. Yerxa Mayme McGrath
Charles w. Glover. Ida Foss
Charles E. Carlson. -. Mary Johnson
David Staheli. Anna NJ. c. Malchow
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Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, April 2O.-wheat-
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WEDNESDAY,. 40 81 '''-
81 -IiuCIo
Marriages. % ~
John s. Fry. Emma M. Koenig
Abraham Salon. Rosa Munger
Lawrence Smyth. Mary L. Simmons
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Nl;lrrIaEeS.

Trefe Denault Perpitua Godfois
Gustave Ortmann. Marie Enc
Ole Anderson. Mrs. Hannah NJ Johnson
Births
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Deaths.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bronson. Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund H Bunker. Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Mary Grisgaver Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar. E. Boiling Boy
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RoOMs-Wanted, one or two furnished
~ rooms f, r light housekeeping; will give
piano lessons in part payment. o As, Globe
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WEDNESDAY,.

Annie O'Brien, Mackubin st. ..16 mos.
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OCsE-Young married couple want fur
nished house for summer; good refer
ences: state terms. G 81. Globe.
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Deaths.
THURSDAY.pETe =
SATURDAY,.

Margaret Boerner, St Anthony Is yrs.
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WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE-Wanted, a furnished house. wit
~ yard. for summer or longer; family
Tour Address 324 South Exchange.
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Summit s1 hGTse "ad barn on
ton. A complete home and very cheap
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

900 00O WILL BUY $4,000 home
'P%OsOOO near Summit av.. facing the
bluff; lovely view. House has twelve rooms
aud all modern improvements The location
Is the best i'll the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Choice Medium Cattle sold at Good
Prices.

CHICAGO Nov. So.-Caule sales were tho
basis ot from 81 to $3.50 FOR common light weight
steers up to from si5o to s475 for choice medium
and heavy weights. the bulk going at low prices.
The weeks receipts are large for Thanksgiving
week and more than ii.0O0 over a year ago.
The November cattle receipts foot up 2So.6is
head, against 500 .O5l the preceding month, 2a. $50
for November. 1898. and 500 go for November.
1872 The receipts FOR the year TO cate amount
10 2S1i g5S cattle. against g.GiS SIS FOR the like
period last year and S. 2Ns ti6 for the same time
three years ago. Good cattle are from 81 TO $3.50
lower than year ago with poor eastern and
export demand,
There was a lively trade In hogs prices ad-
Nancing from % to lOc, and closing about tho
same as week ago. Common to prime heavy
hogs sold at from 81 % to s. 60 and light weights
at from SS.40 to 2G0 the bulk of the hogs selling
at from sS.5S to $3.50. Heavy lard hogs sold tho
best
Sheep trade was fairly active nj unchanged
prices, common to prime natives being salablc at
from Sl.5O TO $3.50 and lambs Rt from 81 to $3.50
November receipts ran behind last year, but tho
years receipts greatly beat all former years.
ESTIMATED receipts OF hogs at Chicago next
week pa 900 head Receipts for the corresponding
week last year, 2lS .966 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations
ON Staple mud EmMcy PrOhuce.

EGGS--Strctly fresh stock 1sc.
BUTTER-Packng stock, 9a10c: fair to good
country, l2gl4c: choice to fancy country. Nal5c:
gathered creamery. isQlSo; separator creamery.
lsa2oc
vEAI.-choIce fat. 70 to 100 lbs. are quoted at
7c; large and coarse. 4QGc.
cHEEsE-Domestic brick, liisc; Edam. per
doz.. $780, Club House. lib, jais per doz $500:
l.mberger, fancy. per To-. iilsc; Roquefort. h-lb
Jars, per doz,, $780, Young Americas, HE.
Twins fancy. lie.
POULTRY -Dressed-Chlckens. 6a7c: ducks.
,HAf-upland, SEQ; midland $3.50; lowiand
$500; rye straw sA5O: color makes the price on
hay; llsht bales sell the best. Only top grades
BROOM 'CoRN-New crop, delivered on track
IN country choce green self working carpet. per
ID. stei choice green running TO hurl axe:
GAME.Prarie chickens young, per dox.. Sc;
quail, 81 Is9s 90 Jack snpe. 7Sc; golden plover
rabbits 81 mailari ducks sa5o; rcdneais. :; ssse'
canyashaek ducks. s5.oOnSOO; teal blue wing
.i'IsasSS teal sreen wing. s7s; mixed ducks
brants, 80: deer saddles i5Qi6c; deer carcasses
l2hgisc; Elk saddles, 1ilise; elk carcasses
sgloe; antelope saddles. isglic; antelope car
VEGETABLES
The government November crop report is MS
rnod in MssourI Kansas and Caiifornis t'ise Sp, n
Jured by frosts in Ohio and Colorado by ex-
ecssise early rains in few couniies near the
Tho potatoes win he small, but in many states
their quality Is stated to be fai,ly high" The
iTsi figure SHOWS the average yield per acre in
the crop: New JeFs' ~. 17-Sl: Delaware ssas,
Maryland, 1871; Virginia. 6l76 Nor h Carol nl
$50; sonth Careiina. sssi Georgia. sal;
louisiana. ss.9o, Texas, is-sS: Ark tnsas. ;o-Ss;
rcnnesSee. 1881: West yrsinla ~ -sg: Ksntuckr
.. 81; Ohio. ss-si; Indiana. Ta-ss; Eappi'. sgsi,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Closed Firm Today Without Changes
in Price,
ANXIETY TO SELL DECEMBER CORN
This Was the Fenture of the Tradins
I'm that Ccrenl-Provisions Aver
aged Eanier Throughout
the Session.

CHICAGO Nov. SO-wheat closed firm
today without change in price for the May
delivery, but 1-16c lower for December.
Near the close 1t was revealed that orders
for 100000 bu. of No. 2 red winter were re-
ceived today, but owing to an advance in
the premium demanded by the holders, only
176O00 bu. were disposed of in round lots,
26,00o bu. of 1t at 4 per cent premium over
December and 10000 bu. at a higher rate.
No. hard spring wheat sold in the sample
market at 57lRc, to go to store. when reg
ular No. 2 for December was 56hc Potter
Bros, brokers, bid Armour & Co.'s agent
&c over December price for another 100000
bu. OF No. . northern in addition to 100000
bu. they bought of him yesterday, and
firally bid that for any part of 100000
bu.. but Armour & Co. had no more for
the range in prices for the day was only
hc per bu. At the close December shows,
compared with last quotations for the day
before, a decline of l 1-16c, and May Is un-
changed: The latest in the pit was 56isc
bid for December and 605sc bid for May.
nhe Se only TO OF sa sh1
reduced to s-iee discount under January,
before. 1t had the effect of creating
slightly easier feeling in May. there being
sellers of 1t at 29c at the close, as COM
pared with buyers at that price on the day
before.
There was considerable liquidation in De-
cember oats, as well May The latter
opened at from 202sc to 2o1sc sold at 2Olac
declined to 2oi4c, and closed at from 1sc to
nc lower with the low price bid. Decem-
ber ranged from 17iSc to 179sc, closing at the
latter price. a decline of Ac.
Provisions averaged easier on account of
the liquidation of December pork. The fu-
lures in pork were not much affected by the
weakness in December until near the close,
when they dropped below yesterdays clos
ing prices to the extent of DC for January
and 2lac for May. Lard and ribs for jan
uary and May are substantially as on the
day before.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artcles / Open High / Low. 1 ClosA
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Wool Market.

LONDON, Nov, 30.-At the Wool auction sales
today 5000 bales offered. If which 500 We're
withdrawn. A capital selection was offered in
Guiding a lttlc OF better mernos, especially suit
able for Germany and America. The latter buy
ers were, however, unwilling to pay the ruling
rates and only secured few hundred bales. The
demand was active, with the tendency upward
for better classes. Following are the sales in
detail: New South Wales 1883 bales; secured.
10dQls 4d; greasy, 5L93El. Queensland, f02 blles;
s,770 bales: secured. 71sdGls 6hd greasy, 6ha
lihd. South Australia, 1.222 bales; greasy. SEQ
Sad Cape of Good Hope and Natal. S3s bales
secured, iOladals 2lsd; greasy. 5iaa6Ad. Nen
weeks offerings will be heavy. the total reach
ing 80 600 bales. The imports for the week We're
All 146 bales. The arrivals far for the next
series are IS, ,252 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

Mexico, i9s.lo5. california, iis-ss. total general
ayerage 5s.si.e Quotations; - -.
POrATOEs-on track, car lots, choice stock.
ssaseni g small lots from store soasss, s...,.,
per Dbl. si.so; TO 5.bb lots, Nas.
SWEET PoTAToEs-C Choice stock s2.s5 per
.cAneAeE-on orders, Grated. per 100 lbs.
cELERY-Fancy large Colorado, sOaeoc; choice
stock. large No 1. iOgSc large No. 2, 35e; small.
LIMA nEANs-Per ID. SC.
WATER CRESs-Per 1s-at case N506LB
FRUITS.
Tho Oregonlan Of Portland says: Tho area Of
land in the United states suitable for cranberry
hundred acres on this coast At ltwaco
Wapa harbor, Damon's Point, on Gray's har-
tucca, in Tiilamcok county Oregon. The frst
planting OF w, c. King Of sand lake is just be
next year. King & Cotton have about fiye
acres one-half of which will be productive next
altogether in cranberres and there are at least
go acres Of land suitable for their cultivation.
county is confined exclusively to the Chabot
marsh Work first began on the Chabot marsh
from that time to this. Prior to the manage
ment of Mrs. Chahot. the present owner, the
crop has never been supposed to have paid ex-
acres Of this marsh now under cultivation is
barrel IS to S. This S year, % on account Of early
frosts, about one-sixth OF the berries were in
from the prime fruit The direct loss on this
account will be about i5o barrels. while the in
ditionai labor in preparing the product Tor mar
ket This year the eastern @ crop Of era sran5eiriss
on the coast will command is therefore much
less The average price Will probably be about
cpop viii net her n loss of about so eG5 this year
Dnring the picking season this wear no persons
he rest wits msis ona fsmate In nichinv'
sorting, barreiinr. etc. ouotatIons: "
oREuoN PEARSnper r case saes
SRANBF,lRIIIS- -Jersey. $50: Cane Cod 49,
. MAtAeA 4 4. s GRAipEs-Per so-lb. bbl 's per es
~ EASTERN oGRSSPEs-No shipping stock.
,hfPLEs-IS -ISnathans ss2sas.5o; choice ship
b phs go sa en zen coavin anies m2 s cali
fornia apples, per box, sl;5S;
opANcrs Mawicaos ,nr Sar "a ma, "a. T.,
maicas, practically none.
ON s Il m sz per god box * Soa6 Mes
a2s5: medium sized bunches s.75. g. ' '-'
DRESSED MEATS.
sin GOOD snd bsifsr. ~ @ 20 eOo sd; ns M
COWS and heifers, 4Ma4,se; good foieaaarters cows
Snd hsrs sood eS%s and
hsiers' 6c cow rounds Sc; cow chuets,
SSnaels se ss sn bss sosss:s s a sse 'r s
J s,ssr 5ss G mn,Sn s'ssr qs s Racks SIC
legs &c ssddlei oa ,o,n Ic sews G 2%e ,,. c or
shoaGas 5e G pgr SSadsrs snned 1 5Se Sft
'enos''0"' HIDES Hi es AND Nd rALLow. ~ per ''A' -''
pepop bnt he TO hide arets aa Of hs
isadns cities , dem9ralizsd; lied: T5srs i "a more
dealers a ' are sending out the most dismal reports
and country merchants and eoliectoTs every
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
The following are the receipts
for the year TO dnInr

CATTLE-In the cattle division 1t was
the same old story that is repeated with
only slight variations on every Saturday
of the year-lght receipts and an uninter-
esting market. All told, only forty-one
loads OF cattle were received not enough
TO make very much of market under the
most favorable conditions. At the same
time the demand was not at all urgent
and the buyers Indifferent. The trade on
killing cattle could be summed up in few
words-slow and weak.
In the stocker and feeder division there
was lack of interest, usual on the last
day of the week. and the amount of bust
ness doing was small.
Owing to the break in the water main
IN omaha there was scarcity of water
IN the yards, which prevented the weigh
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Rumor that British Spectators VIII
Operate mt Cripple Creek.


CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Nov. 3d.
Rumors have been rife for some time that
party of British spectators who have
made several fortunes in the South African
gold stocks are preparing to make raid
on the stocks Of Cripple Creek, to buy up a
number of claims, stock them for large
amounts and after trading the stock back
and forth among themselves sending prices
skyward and creating public interest and
demand, letting go at the top wave leaving
the purchaser with stock worth absolutely
nothing. These rumors have been heard in
Cripple Creek and naturally enough people
have been anxious to learn who is at the
head Of the syndicate proposing to carry ON
this gigantic swndle, for so 1t is called.
1t is known that none of the companies
now operating are concerned in the deal.
vast number of companies have been in
corporated in the past sixty days, SO many
that it has been almost impossible to keep
track Of them, and claims have been sold
all over the district, sometimes to local
parties and sometimes to foreigners.
Whether this stock is to be hoated in the
United States or only in London is not
known, but it is presumed for the present,
or at least in the incipiency of the scheme
they will sell their stocks in England or on
the continent soaking the men who think
they know all about investing money, and
after milking the old world dry will turn
their attention to the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nov SO.-weather conditions Were
much improved and in favor of more business,
but We're too late in the week to be OF any
avail Markets quiet in all respects and
any sales were the result of deliveries on former
purchases. Printing cloths We're quiet at 3Ac.
Sales for the week. $1,000 pieces.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. $O-The trade OF
the week in the print cloth market has consisted
entirely of orders to be made for delivery after
the lst of January. There has been no demand
at all for regulars at these prices The market
is quoted at 3hc, the last price received for
regulars and dull at that. Actually. the market
is only nominaly at SIC. There have been very
fair sales of odds. but the basis Of the sales
was about 3 3-l6c. As the market is the next
sale OF regulars must be at 3 3-16c or lower at
3hc. The odds sold are to b. delivered during the
six months to July. January sales are lighter
and February sales are heavier than sales for
other months After February the sales have
been Increased 900 pieces weekly. Messrs. Rem
ington & Davo furnish the following statement:
Production for the week, 10000 pieces; deliv-
cries, 1866 900 pieces; stock todds, 1900 pieces;
e4e4 SO 900 pecesl. 1913 900 pieces; last 1 weeks weeks
64-64 1856 900 pieces. 100000 pieces; spot, 5000
pieces: futures 26Oo0 pieces. Sales for weekly
delivery: NIB n, 12 900 pec s; Jaru ny, 70 coo
pieces; February, $1,000 pieces; March, $1,000
pieces; April 1900 pieces; May, 10000 pieces;
June, 5000 pieces,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

BOSTON, Nov. 3O.-Clearinss, sl1,s5s,9i9; bal
ances $l97S04l
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3O.-Clearings s., .9SS;
balances, S269, $50.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3o.-Clearings, 7o,Oi6;
balances. S. 35l $50.
PHILA DELPHTA. Nov. 30.-Clearings, S13, $780,
1886; balances, 81, $50. 59S.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 3O.-Clearinss SO. $50. .1O1; bal
ances. SH69S. Money, 5q7 per cent. New York
exchange. 81 premium
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3O-Todays statement of
the condition of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, Sl79 23l i35 gold reserve, SS 1872 2S
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Clearings, sl7,143.000.
Money, quiet at 5G5is per cent call: 6q6R
per cent for commercial paper. New York
change 75c premium. Sterling, posted rates A9O
demand. si.s9 sixty days.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York for the week
amounted to s3056. 53s in gold and ss3s3OO in sill
rer. The imports were: Gold. S693I; silver,
SI 1866, 175,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Kunsns CITY Markets..

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3O-WHEAT-Onerings
ligat; market about unchanged: No. hard. 57q
5Sc; No red. 6shc: No, spring. 56457c; No. 8
spring, 53a5ic: rejected. 45a5Oc.
CoRN-Rather slow; No. mixed. 22hg23ci
No. white. 22h@23c.
oATs-.Unehanged; No. mixed. i7hc; No. 2
white. 1stsal9c.
HAY-steady; timothy, N.5OailOo; prairie.
Sc. 00f7. so.
BUTTER-Firm and higher; creamery. l792ic;
dairy. HQl5c.
EGGS-Firm; demand fair: Ishc
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

HOGS-The market opened about where 1t left
off last night, with the local packers bidding
s335 to $40 for practically everything. Quite
"A good many hogs sold that basis and IL
looked as If the packers would be able to clear
the yards at steady prices.
The arrival of a liberal order from Armour
for his Chicago house changed the situation.
When local buyers saw everything going to
Armour they concluded that they wanted the
hogs and wanted them badly. The result
that the market rapidly took on more strength
and the close strong to DC higher. Tie
early sales largely at s3.S5 to s3.40 and the
later sales at $40 to ss45. with the top $3.50.
The week in the hog market has not been
without feature OF interest. The heavy run on
most days brought the total up TO very salts
As to the market, there We're some changes In
values prices see-sawng back and forth, but
inside tine old range. The hogs sold
the opening OF the week at s2.40 To S3.i for the
bulk There little spurt on Tuesday, after
which the market settled back again, the prices
on Wednesday being about the same Mon
day. The week closed with tae market about &c
lower than the close of the previous week.
na.araranIative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
New York Money Mnrket.

Easy at 2fas per cent; last loan 2h per cent;
''pTsI PRiME n mi pMSnEiRsciANr1Lh isi pAPER-s.a5 per
STERLING EXcHASGE-Dull. with actual
business In bankers bfs at "a. s9Gl4. .S9h for de-
mand and hSI4a4 fSs for sixty days; posted
COMMERCIAL BILI~S-A SGA.
BAR SILVER-6Ih8Dd 'f.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-tH
STATE BONDS-Inactipe.
RAILROAD BONDS-Strong.
GOVERNMENT BettfoS-- S--steady; new Is. reg,
i20Is: coupon 12Dh; 5s, reg, 114Ss; coupon, 14E
As, reg, illH; coupon JdE.; rs. reg, 81; Pacific
6s. OF IS. 1902.
Closing quotations op bonds follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
London weekly Trade Review.

LONDON, Nov. 30,-The weather has been mild
and damp throughout the week. In the market
for wheat Russian and Danubian shippers were
very firm at full prices Other wheat was quiet
and barely steady under the influence OF an in
creased quantity afoat, which nulfed by
lighter shipments The mider weather caused
some depressions, but the position was fairly
sound and serious decline appears unlikely
Duluth delivery quoted at 25s. Spot was
quiet. Maize in full supply. for which there
was a full demand at easy prices. Parcels OF
mixed American, old crop aioat, were quoted at
i5s I'd Spot slow Barley firm, with
light offers Oats were firm; mixed western.
London November delivery. were quoted at
12s Cd
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Perrin Nlnrlscis.

PEORIA. Nov. 3O.-CORN-Firm and higher;
new No, 2, 27isc; new No. 3. 27iic.
OATS-Steady: No. white, 19alslic; No. 3
white, l7hdlii2c.
RYE-Dull; nominal.
WHISK KY-Steady; finished goods, the basis
of 81 % fer high wines.
RECEIPTS-Corn 1850 hu.; oats $3.50 bu.;
whisky, none; wheat, 1900 Du.
SHIPMENTS-Corn 1900 bu.; oats. $3.50 bu.:
whisky, 1.125 GAL: wheat. 1,S0O bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
MIsCEIJANEOuS.

OYSTERS-Mediums1 15c; horseshoes coc; extra
standards, 23c; extra selects, 25c Branch * Co.
selects, 27c New York counts. soc; STANDARD bulk.
per gal, 81
CIDER-Pure Juice. per half bbi.. $3.50; per
bbl. $3.50.
SAUER KRAUT-Per bbl.. 81. so; half bbl.. Ss
MAPLE SYRUP-Fve-gal. cans. each S2.75;
per doz.. Sl2; is-gal. cans. s6.sS; quart cans.
S3.7s
FIGs-New crop. California, 1o-lb. boxes, per
h., 1Ic common California figs. 6e-lb, boxes.
&c: imported fancy S0-lb. boxes, l6c; choice, 10
lb. boxes, lee
DATEs-Terslan. so-ib. boxes. per h.. SIC.
fards. lO-ib. boxes, per h., Sc.
MAPLE SuGAR-choice. per Ib.. s8ioc
PRESERVFS-Assorted. ee-lb. pals each 81. 40
COCO ANITTS-rer 1N, s5
NUTS-hlmonds. California, per lb,. medium
size Toe: Tarragona almonds. per H., large. l3c
Brazls. per H.. &c; English walnuis. per H.
fancy SOFT shell. I2isGiSc: standards, IiallMc;
hlberts, per lb,. loci .pecans. polished medium
7iEc: chesinuts. 15c; hickory nuts, small per bu.
s75; black walnuts, per barrel $500: cocoa
nuts sc; cocoanuts. per 100. $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

n 75qss7't Lard, r1ms steam. $500; choice.
Az.f, Bacon. hoNf Shoulders, $3.50; LONGS
S.i2if; ribs, S.25; shors. S.t7A Dry salt
meats boxed shoulders. As5's. longs u75; ribs
sS1is: shorts. s.. 12iss.,4t
RECEIPTs-Fiour, 800 bbls. wheat. 1900
bu corn. S. 100 bu. oats, ~. 900 bu
sHfP PMENTS-Flour spo0 bbls; wheat i5,ooo
bu: corn, 26 900 bu.; oats. 1000 IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Renr Admiral Carpenter Relieved.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3o.-Rear Ad-
miral c. C. Carpenter, late commander of the
Asiatic squadron, arrived on the steamship
Gaelic. He is Fastening homeward to the
bedside Of his wife, who is very Ill at Ports
mouth, N. H. He took the first easbound
express he could get The admiral is TO re-
tire from the navy In February as he will
then be GA years of age. 1t was not the in
tention of Secretary Herbert to relieve him
until then. However, his wife, who has been
in failing health for some time, became worse
recently and when the news was cabled to
Admiral Carpenter he asked for immediate
relief on that score. Secretary Herbert
granted the request and at once ordered
Commodore McLain to relieve him. That
gentleman arrived here few days ago ac-
companied by Lieutenants Reamy and Logan
and sailed today on the City of Rio de
Janeiro.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

st. Louis Live stock,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. sn.--CATrLE-R Receipts. 700
head market slow and quiet: native steers. $500
6r4.Ib; cows and heifers, mostly S2OonS.2S: Texas
stecra. 81. 50d3I5; grass-fed cows, S75df2.75.
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head: market active
heavy. SS,iO@36O mixed, sS.2SI35o: light ss.s5ls
355.
SHEEP-Recepts, 500 head; market firm;
IlNnS. 81 2sMA %, SnnlhCln 81 NnhfA 90
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

KANSAS CITY. Nov 5,-CATrLE-Receipts
S,4O head; shipments, 1900 head; market
noninaly steady; prices practically unchanged
from yesterday.
HoGS-Recepts. 1900 head: shipments. 1.5oo
head; market steady to strong; bulk uf sales.
3io3lb heaves So 0oGS2 30; packers. 81 S0dI3 so;
mixed. sS50f3.t5; lights So 25qSiO; Workers. S2s
Gr3 40; pigs. 81 70dfS.S0.
sIEEP-Reccipts, noae; shipments, 800 head;
market steady, UNCHANGED.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Sugar Marker.

NEW YORK, Nov 3O,-SUGAR-Raw. quiet:
fair refining. &c. centrifugal 96 test, S9sc: re-
fined, quiet: standard a. iasc; confectioners' A.
4Ssc; cut loaf, 5isc; granulatei, Aye.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-StGAR-Canc, quiet but
steady; centrifugal, Java, l2s I'D; Muscovado fair
refining, los Sd. Beet, firm and rather dearcr:
November and December los 4isd
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

The total sales Of stdrks today We're 1877. 500
shares, including: American Sugar, $1,000; Amer
lean Tobacco. so,iO0; KtcAson. assessment paid.
1900; Burlington, $500 Chicago Gas. 1000;
st. Paul. 5000; United States Leather preferred,
4, 100: Western Union, $500.