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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-29
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\ ESTATE OF PHILANuER HALL
The Undersigned having teen appointed bv the
Honorable Pro ra'e Court. for the dist-ic. of
Marlboro commissioners. 10 receive. examine
and adjust al claims and demands OF all persons
against tie estate O. Philander Hall late OF
Nottingham 10 said district. deceased. and all
claims exhibited IN offset thereto. hereby give
notice that W viii meet for the purpose afore-
said az the Office OF =. \ But,erfield or Whiting
ham on the 2rh day Of August and goth day OF
December next. from IL O'Clock y until
o'clccz p. each of said DAYS and that six
months from the 25th day Of June A . isaS is
the time limited Dy said court for said creditors
10 present their claims 70 US for examination and
allowance.
E. l FULLER. ,,o,,,,,issio-,s-s
II G. PORTER : Oo'lIllsslohers.
Dates az hitingham this 18th day OF July a
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Isaac Gould, one OF the wel-known resi-
dents of East Dover, died suddenly last
Friday morning. He was in the village
Thursday, apparently in good health. He
was taken very i'll suddenly during the
night, and a physician was summoned, but
death took place before the physician
arrived
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=, TATE % VERMONT. Ia- .r-o -
y Ey The p bate Court :or >aI. District
To all persons Interested i1 the estate r- Ii
Gre-tIrg
Whereas. W J. ~t-csw.l ha, u--.-ute. BE-
this court en- instrument ru-por I-g fo b. tn@
last VIII f- sal1 d-t'-asfC. fIr probate. 1I are
hereby notified that this court will decide upon
TIE rebate ~ sal- Instrument az the season
thereof tN boz held a. the PROBATE Office o. Brat
n.r.. DO said district. cL The 3l-1 day o. July.
j. let,. ul-r and WHERE you may appear aud
contest The sane. D. you see cause
&- a ~CHWENK. T.. Tis.er
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CoMMIssIONERS, NOrICr

Dates az " hitingnam this l4th day OF july 4
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Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER co. 1898.

In surplus cash and surplus reserve shown
by Saturdays bank statement was a
shadow on the speculative mind. The known
stringent conditions OF the Berlin money
market and the measures taken for pro-
t,ecting at other financial centers made II
Jfomptly by gold imports in case of a local
squeeze, or without sharp competition in
discount rates. In spite of the heavy out
country of the worlds market. II is highly
significant that the easter condition Of
money in London has been brought about
partly by resumption Of the holding back
Of sterling exchange bills. coming forward
to New York for grain and cotton and with
money In New York distinctively working
vanced even In face Of enormous clearing
house operations
There was also some uneasiness early in
peace negotiations at Parts and a possible
resumption Of hostillties with Spain were
Ws With. the RELIEF from their early
leading the market throashous grsaerseH TSs sd,
Of the recent heavy outlay For ''at eNpenses sss
has gone toward improvements and better
wsSs whch Viii make T ana
argument has extended be Beyond eda'nss Asehlson on
Where % eoupmen, I @ nsiadss tank see reSS; ,,nss
cars OF a capacity OF 1900 pounds One
reason assigned for the weakness OF North
Its operating expenses. which have arous ed
fears In some quarters Of stripping OF
the property.
Northern Pacific has chiefly suffered,
however. from the belief that projected
new new lines In the northwest toreshadow the
has existed among railroads In that coun-
try. The liquidation in Northern Pacific has
had en- influence in checking the general
adyaNce in the latter part OF the week.
There has b. en- large business in bonds
during the week, though by no means up
he .,rtsn
has shown the se'ne irregularity as that
for stocks. United States new 4s coupon,
and the S. couTon. have declined 3-s and
the old IS, couy on. the new 4s, registered,
and the IS, regtJ, sred. is In the bid price.
The Evening Posts financial cablegram
nant today. speculs tive stocks. notably
Americans being DEL iessed by selling from
Berlin, following tn. rise In the discount
rates of the Bank OF Germany. The last
time the German bank rate was per cent
was in 1882 the time Of the financial crisis
due to the desire to attract large amounts
Of gold quickly. As previously told In
these dispatches German bills to mature
in the next fortnight are exceptionally
heavy. Some failures are looked for. but
nothing really serious. or far-reaching Is
has engaged In no mad speculation, but in
active. sound enterprise In all parts of the
world. only requiring more cash to finance
1t than It possesses. Gold today was at
It's l0d for Germany. The English portion
Of Speyer's issue of the South rn Pacific
California bonds was applied for ten times
over.
The following are the closing Quotations
OF thu leading stocks on the New York
market today:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20

York Baldvins. Greetings and and Others, qs
choice, per bbi., sss5Ms75
e!h.4 ys4iets. dslfsEaia' @ out of the
GRAPES-Caiifornia Tokays, y.s5dl IS;
YYslsse Yols c.,ss' g.spes' per Dbl, 'Iooas.c; New
- -c:aRANBERRIEs-Beil 4 Bugles. per bbl.,
va; tJnrseys $500; per crate. s2.25.
ouINCks--Per box, sisOu2oo.
MISCELLANEOUS
per To-. saloc; English walnu;s. per lb.,
fancy soft shell. ildl2c; standards. loc
nloeras, Pc, ib nc; peesns' polished e,
e@sHe; roasted. 5lsc; chestnuts. Sa9c.
MAPLE sYRuP-Fivs-gal. can. each.
g,So; gsi .. cans. pure per doa h'' hait-eal
FlGs.Imported. none: California, lib.
hh0NEYIShGlee h9SIi white, is,sglsr; a - sa
CHG; sa.r, 5lka6c; Fard. s-lb. boxes, loc.
CIDER PEI nalf bpi,, t3.25.
SAUERKRAUT-Per half bbl., S20o
HIDES. TALLow, ETC.
H1DEs.No 1 81. Ell hides. &c; No !? green
hides. &c; No. salted hides. &c. NJ. salted
hides, &c; NO, ] veal calf, to IL lhs. &c;
Ne TAikSw xsSl calf hEAsr = g iS Rs 4 No.
/, &c; tallow. No, Q CSC; rough tallow, lltc;
white grease. 2,RQSc; yellow and brown
SHEEP PELTS--Grccn salted, each. .ias
75c; green salted sh arings tshort woole
early skins), each. l5c; dry sneariugs .sh 1T
wooled early skinsl, No. 1, easl, SC; d.y
flint, Kansas and Nt bra ska butcher wool
pelts, per lb.. actual weight, 4Goc; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska murrain WOOL pelts,
per lb.. actual weight, 3dic: dry flint, Colo
weight, 445c: dry flint. Colorado mur. ain
wool pelts,. per lb, actual weight. 5ul,.
pwRs,sMnk nhS Su5s; seay ads SaSk Ssav.p or
81. .00p6.0 skunk. ltdpoOc: muskrat. 3Q7c;
8 gaeeoon lsGSec; red fox: 2Sc@sls,; gray foy:
(prairis) coyote, lOq5ec wildcat, 1og25c;
badger. 6l40c; silver fox. $50. 0O4p15.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Strength in Corn and Heavy Export Business
Rescues Dropping Wheat Market
CLOSING QUOTATIONS HIGHEST OF THE DAY
December Closes One-Fourth of a
Cent Higher. May Advances One.
Eighth of q Cent, Corn Half q
Cent and Ribs seven Cents.

CHICAGO. Nov. ls-Pronounced strength
In corn today and heavy export business at
the seaboard rescued a dropping wheat
market December wheat closed LQ3-Sc
higher and May advanced l-Sc. Corn rose
&c; oats left off Csc up: pork and ribs ad-
vanced nc each and lard 2lac
Heavy receipts in the northwest and
easier cables from Liverpool started wheat
shade lower. Corn developed considera-
BILE strength. however, and enough Of that
feeling was reflected in the wheat pit to
Offset the easy feeling at the opening
Bradstreets reported clearances of wheat
and -four for the week from both coasts at
5.6790oO bushels and Beerbohm placed the
total shipments of the week from all quar-
ter, ,ers to EHrope r @ at $500 600 bushels, which
outside Of shipments from this side. That
to ssas II The
eeipts were 22s cars against lsS last year.
Minneapolis. and Duluth reported 1896 cars
day af the yesp as1 ass
asy az assresaied i.sss go eu;. 'sompared with
ances Of wheat and -four for .twenty-four
%ers to So foSn Hn sssorts
were contradictory. some claiming good
inquiry from both continent and United
Kingdom. while others reported cablegrams
In the end New York reported sixty
boatloads disposed of there for export.
That scored the December shorts into tor-
ering and the closing uuotation-66 7.3c-
was at the top of the days range. May
IS 1-Sc and closing at 6edr6s l-S:, sellers
Higher cables and moderate rereipts-2s6
"ars-gave corn a strong start: An excel
'ent cash demand. together with small
Interior movement. served to ftimulate hull
sentiment and the market very soon Gevel-
oped SO much additional upward ten,nnsy
hat Ii took the lead in speculative activity.
Scalpers from the wheat pit took an active
part In the trade and the cOwpe' itton that
ssnsued held strong from beeinntng to end
New York reported seventy-ftght loads
aiken for export at the seaboard. May
'tarted unchanged at 33Ac and advanced
o @Ac, the closing price.
good cash demand and the advance IN
orn sire engthened oats. Shorts were forced
ongs added to their line. There was some
selling against oats bought in the country,
but this had little effect and prices left off
within fraction Of the high point for the
lay. Receipts were 175 cars May opened
led to 25 7-Sc and closed at 25a46l25 7-Sc.
The strength of the coarse grains had
ought freely and as offerings from pack
ng interests were limited. prices were
ard were heavy. January pork OPP ned 2kc
over at IS s2ia. advanced to 1906 and re-
.cted to 50 02R at the close: January lard
,pened shade lower at $4 92is and rose
A.97ls, the closing figure; January ribs
,egan unchanged at Ab2R and advanced
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
80 cars: corn, $40 cars oats. 230 cars; hogs,
ZOO head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
Foreixn Einancial.

LONDON, Nov. ls,-American securities
declined all day, There was very little
trading and the market closed dull
Amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance today E130.O0o Span-
lsh Is closed at Al 7-16 Gold is quoted at
Buenos Ayres at 123 90: bar cold at us 9isd
PARIS, Nov i9-On the bourse here to-
day business opened fat the advance IN
cent. causing a depression. Later. how
caused an Improvement. Spanish railroad
securities were active. Rio Tin'os reacted.
being sold on the account Of large specula-
tors. DeBeers mines were dull. Gold
mine shares were weak and pressed for
sale owing to the Volksraad Of the South
African republic having imposed the duty
of per cent on the profits OF companies
there. Subsequently, however, they rallied
owing to the rumor that a reduction Of 10
shillings would shortly be made In the dy-
Mantle rates. Three per cent rentes. l0lf
81lhc for the account; exchange on
London 25f 34c for checks.
PARIS. Nov. 19.-Spanish Is closed at
BERLIN. Nov. ls.-On the bourse here
securities were firm through.
out. the day. the final figures being the
highest Of the season. The change In the
securities were lower. The rate of discount
Of the 1mperial Bank OF Germany has been
increased from 5k to 6 per cent. Exchange
on London. 20 marks As pigs. for checks.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
Total E.al4. a IS. $50 ass GO q. 7ll Sfa Sc

CHICAGO. Noy. ls.-clearines, .N77Sl. .7es;
balances. $3.50 0l9: New York exchange. 1oc
discount: posted rates. 81 ssltT4 81. Stocks
steady: Biscuit common, s9ai Biscuit pre-
ferred 80 rs; Diamond Match, 1891: West
ChicaFo; so't: strawboard. S%: North Chi
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1s-Money. 2mas per
cent: New York EXCHANGE. nominal at CSC
premium: clearings, tl.4yl.G50.
balances. ssl7,T75: money. ACT per cent: New
York, exchange. par bid. l0c premium
,PH!I.ADEI .PHIA. Nov. is.-Clearlnss.
BALTIMORE Noy. ls.-Clearings. g, co.
NEW YORK Nov t9-Clearings $50 20S, =
E4: balances. sss2, ,7ss
BOSTON. Nov is.--ciearIngs, s2l.slsS72;
balan noes, 80 23s377
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ls.-Clearings H,-
Seo.22s; New. York exchange. bank. par:
commercial. 81 discount.
NEW YORK. Nov, ls.-Exports OF gold
and silver from this mort to all countries
for the week ending. today aaeregatcd sS4s.-
6Go; silver bars and coin. and $1,000 gold
The imports Of s-ecie this week were $l02-
2S0 in gold and $2l .s03 In silver.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20

SHEEP-There were only few sheep
here and not much to make a test Of the
market. One thing is certain and that is
that values are way lower Fortunately
receipts at this point have been very light
and In consequence prices have been b tier
maintained here than at other selling points
still the market Is all of 25c lower. That
looks small besides the reported declines OF
practically impossible during the last two or
three days to sell even desirable stun owing
to the gut.
The Chicago Drovers' Journal says that
for several days past reminds one OF the
panickv riarkets OF '9i and '95. sheep ana
lambs have been selling relatively high and
the usual demoralizng features of fall
markets have been absent until lately.
The facts are that the, channels, Of trade
mutton, the price of which In the east has
taken a severe tumble. Arrivals OF sheep
nt eastern markets have been large and so
u Is not surprising that there should be q
Drovers Journal also adds that " sheep
raisers are imprudent enough to flood the
for II.
facts as regards eas tern markets and II is
therefore not to be wondered at that the
market here Is lower, In fact, had receipts
been larger at this point the decline would
probably have been much greater. but as
1t ts shippers to South Omaha have escaped
without much harm.
Quotations are: Good grass westerns.
AloGA20: fair to good &S9oa400; choice
yearlinrs A.I5Tt?0: fair to good yearlings.
q ooGi15: good to choice lambs IS. .0odS rs:
wethers, S-year-olds and over. So 1904 %:
feeder .yearlings, s3soGItl5: feeder lambs
81 5o74s5: Gull sheep. 50 50d3 90; Gull lambs.
~ 501400 Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
OMAHA GENERAL. MARKET.
Condition Of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.

SsUV'e uuO r0uCy tfO0uces
EGGS-Good stock, 1Sc.
BUTTER-Common to fair l0QDl2c; choice,
itglec; separator, 22c; gathered creamery
cog 2lc.
.PoULTRY-Hens, live, EsG5c; dressed,
eh0Sc; old roos ters, &c; spring chick
ems, 1--we. 6hG6c; dressed. 6laa7c;
ducks. live, 6q7c; dressed, sa9c: geese, live,
SSg.s; dressed ;aS,ss s0sc; turkeys, live. s@ioc;
,qAME-Teai, blue wing. N.75; green wing.
N.50 mixed. $l75n2.25: prairie chickens,
200; quail, per doz.. S.25Gl IS; Jack rab-
bits. 81. 5Ol2 90; cottontails S0I9Oc
P1GEUNS-I.ive. per doz., 60r
VEAL-Choice. &c.
VEGETABLES.
SELERY-Per bunch. e5Q3Oc: Colorado
oNloNs-New, per bu., ssa4sc
bEANs-Hand-picked navy. per bu, $3.50
.,poTAToEs-choice stock. a5o4oc; sacked.
SWEET PorAroEs-Per bbl.. H.o.
CABBAGE-Per bu.. Grated. 1c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
obot bLEtMoSsz,california. y s fancy. Nooai,5o;
,oRANGEs-Mexicans. 800; small sizes.
BANANAS-Choice. large stock per
ennen; 2, Is; 2ocg23; medium sized punches.
ANN FRUITS.
, AFfLEs-Western Ben Davis. Genitons
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
orEn ATIoNs IN STOCKS AND noNDs.
Market Depresaed nv the influence OF
UMkaYOrahle Eact0rs.

U~VNvorabIe Factors.
NEW YORK. Nov. l9-The market had
the burden OF several unfavorable factors
to carry at the opening this morning. The
advance In the rate of discount by the Ber-
lin bank from 5ib to per cent had unset
tied foreign markets and depressed the in
ternationally listed stocks here Union Pa
cihc led the decline with drop of a point.
Tn Pac'fics also suffered from the specific
renorts Of rupture between Northern Pa
cifc and Oregon Navigation. There was
further the sudden collarse Of l to points
IN the Federal Steel stocks on tn reported
failure Of street railway interests to pool.
for. str ngth quickly developed at points
WHICH served to sustain the weak spots and
'ra,iy In the weak stocks themselves. In
Manhattan. Sugar, PEOPLES Gas and the
coalere all moved upward. The quick rally
In Federal Ste-l on the large buying at the
decline convened the suggestion that the
FAILURE to agree" as reported. might be
In purely Pickwickian sens and PROMPTED
by the discreet purpose 70 observe the let
ter Of the Joint traffic. decision Of the SUI
in tn, comrany that ''there was a disposi-
tton to maintain prices" Is conf1rmatory.
In Northern Pacific also 1t was not only
sorptions of the inside offerings. but the
recovery In prices Of other roads affected
bx the d'ssenSon suggested renewal Of
Finally the unexnectedly favorable bank
stat f'went routed the bears effertually. OF
.ne >f.niS NW' increase IN CaSn not mu" n more
than 81 900 600 can be accounted for by SUBJ
trtasurv operations and the interior move
ment. The source of the balance Is as much
mystery as was the sudden decrease of
* oo0 NM In the return for November s The
continued ease OF the money market during
the week IN the face OF tn, large clearing
house orerat'ons is however expla'red
Notable strength was shown by Atchison
nr,ferred. Kansas City. P'ttsburo g. Gulf
Lake Erie & West rn preferred, Northwe ST.
trn. Omaha. Baltimore & Ohio and q num-
her Of other storts The stock market has
shown all the variety and irreeularity dur
Ing the week that 's nsusllv characteristic
or q market IN which the speculative public
" fak'ne mart. The large aPorpeate of
individual small transactions hreaks the
Tarkef TN into irreou'aritv Inevitably and
tekes " partly out OF the HANDS NJ the pro-
fess'onal c'iuus~ ana poo's which are able
to oarinulate n easilv IN time of duIIness
The interest of the puh'ic was ampIy man
Tested hv the volume ~ business com,np 10
the floor OF the EXCHANGE houses which
have bfen crowded with custom RS all week.
Annarentlv manv OF these were waiting
for reaction IN nrices IN order to "get in
and when the sharn hrank came on wednes-
dnv tha huvine from these houses was very
heavy and rallied the market easily and
ef~ectnally. Prices have shown a prevailing
d'soos't'on TO 20 up. but have been held
back at intervals Nv one or two causes
AT the opening OF the week the sharp fall
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
The disposition Of the days receipts was
a. follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Totals

CATTLE-Arrivals today were small ana
yards to make a test OF the market Among
the offerings there were a few loads of
cornfed cattle, some Of them good enough
offered buyers took, paying about the same
prices as prevailed yesterday. Practically
everything changed hands In good season.
The market on fat cattle has been in very
fair condition all this week and this fact
stands out very apparent when comparisons
are made with other markets. Without any
tn river. and buyers 60 even farther and
say that their cattle are costing right up
to Chicago prices; The reason for the mar
the selling interests is to be found in the
fact that receipts at this point have been
Se Seea an s, Fh while there has
The result has been that cattle, II fat and
sirable. were good sellers at prices that
were ct the very least steady. with the
general tendency Of the market stronger.
Cows and hefers were also good sellers
an the week and values were well main
tained; &, Arrivals were small, which taken
made 1t easy for sellers to obtain fully
steady or even etrong, prices During the
demand for feeder cows. which helped the
Veal calves were scarce all the week and
good sellers during the early part OF :he
week. but toward the last there seemed to
se the let up o % the the se%and 50 % Sa prices
In the feeder division the situation has
not been so favorable Last week the mar.
felt that the cattle were worth the money
and orders began arriving freely from the
country. The effect Of this, together with
prices up rapidly. The present week opened
with values high and with prospects brill
liant for the sellers. The result, however,
reaction-the country stopped buying short
off and trade became very dull The market
be quoted 151 25c lower for the week Fortu-
nately for selling interests the receipts were
moderate or the bottom would have dropped
out entirely. The week closes with fair
clearance. Represe ntative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
Knnsn. City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. l9.-CATTLE-
Receipts. $50 head; prices unchanged; re-
ceipts for the week, $4,000 head: the excel
lent demand this week for good slaughtering
and feeding cattle advanced prices about
10c: common stock st ady; choice hedvy
steers. $5.l5G5.40 medium. $4.5Oa6.1o: light
weights, 4.406i5.25: stockers and feeders,
s3.00G4.75; butcher cows and heifers. S2.70dp
800; western steers, s3.lOiI5. Is: western
cows, $S00lD4.00; Texas ste RS. &3. 00Q4. S. /;
Texas butcher cows, Sc. 70dI335; native and
range Gamers, $2.00G2.65.
HOGS-Rece!pts, 600 head; prices steady:
receipts for the week. SO, ,UO0 head: offerings
this W elk were heavy for the season; fair
demand. but supply 200 large to fully sns-
tain prices: heayies: sS.a5Q3.4S; mixed. $3.25
as. 40: lights. 50. 20ll3.25.
SHEEP--Receipts for the wenk, 10000
head: moderate supplies and fair demand
helped to sustain prices thie week although
eastern markets were decidedly lower. our
prices are only a trihe lower: native lambs.
81. s5n5.25: native muttons. 81. 80; west
ern lambs, 81. 75dI5.2O; western muttons, 81 68
G4.25; western FEEDING lambs, M.oNs4 80;
western feeding sheep $3.5093.S5; stock,
SO. 2503. .65; culls, 81. .OOI3. .25.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle supply Sells Well at Steady
prlcea-HOra Drisk.

CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-CATrLE-Thc sup
ply Of cattle today was easily disposed OF
at former prices; choice steers. $530d5. rs;
medium, s475GI4.95; beef steers. $00a4. 20;
stockers and feeders. $3.0odf4.35; bulls. 50 Is
@4.1o; cows and helfers. $3.3od4oo; calves.
$3.5Odl7.00: western rangers. S2.7Oll435; west
ern fed steers, S.00J5.15; Texas grass
steers, $3. 30il410
HOGS-The demand for hogs was brisk
at s3150355 as an extreme range for hogs,
with the greater. part changing hands at
S2.9ci53.2o: hogs sold at 7R@10c lower than
week ago and SC lower than year ago.
SHEEP-A remarkably unsatisfactory
week for sheep closed quietly there being
no Improvement in the demand; feeders,
sS.50l376; yearlings $500: west tern sheep,
80. 75G14.l0; lambs, $350(D5.20.
RECE1PTS-Cattle. 200 head; hogs, 1900
head; sheep. 1000 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
New York Dr, Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 The week has been
remarkable in the print cloth market as
having. seen larger sales Of regular cloths
and other grades now described as 'com-
mittee goods than any week for several
months. The Advisory committee Of the
manufacturers give out no figures. but 1t
is probable that sales have amounted to
about 10000 pieces, perhaps more: IT is
cents for November and December delivery
and that goods are easily obtainable at
have been continued large sales of export
goods In brown cottons. The demand shows
no signs OF abatement. In bleached cot
tons the market Ia more active since the
recent reductions Sales. however, have
not been up to the expecta tions OF manu-
facturers agents or commission men. Other
staple cotton goods are unchanged. coarse
colored cottons are quiet and featureless.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
SnRaH Marl.ef.

strong, held l-lSc higher; fair refining. &c:
centrifugal. SO test, 4hc; molasses sugar,
$40: refined. firm. but quiet: mould A, 5lsc
eut ion txc crSshed sae
s S-Sc; granulated. 5Ac; cubes $3.50.
LONDON. Nov. 19.-BEET SUGAR-No-
vember, los 1lhd.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1s-sUGAR-
Firm; open kettle, 9 1l-ls0l3 7-16c: open ket-
tie. centrifugal. 6-sm4 1-sc; centrifugal
eranulated, 5-sGA 7-sc; white, 41-16R
1l-16c; yellow. 4G4 7-16c: seconds 27-S94c.
MOLAssEs--sta ady; open kettle. 2lQ2Sc;
centrifugal, 17618c.
SYRIIP-22G24c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
View York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-MONEY ON
CALL-2Q2la per cent; last loan at Der
cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Market steady,
with actraI business in bankers bills at
s. S5AG4 4S5jt for d mand and Ns294.82m for
sixty days; posted rates. MS3 and $i.SCIS i;
commercial bills. N:S1@4S1h
SILVER CERTIF1CATES-60h
BAR sII.yER--60ssc.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-7hc.
RONDS-State bonds strong; railroad
bonds weak; government bonds strong:
United States 3s, 1855; new Is. reg. 1z6IS;
coupon. lN; Is. 1l1%; coupon. 112I113: Is,
ssiA: IS. reg. HIS; coupon, 1l1%: Pacific is
OF 90. 102h.