Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1889, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Up-Shoot Closed Strong and Higher. CORN TAKES A BULLISH TONE, Oats Dull and The General ist the advances Hogs Were and Higher, CHICAGO PRODUCE The wheat market develc » firmness to-day excent for Readis ngs contributed ces that came later abroad, due to the unfave ments from India, g s a net gain o said that the ast year will show very smpany for the 1 was received from : that winter wheat was ud that except cent on its preferved stock at the meeting o Coal stocks all elose Lackawanna at fields in the midd the growth of a be T'his is one of vance in a moderate shares, including Northwestern ,000; Lackawanng, New England, 10,000; Northern Pac > Dunn following, and most of the without doing anything « nd powers of absorption was_developed t Chicago, Burlington hour and a I Hutchinson during the desisted from furth 1 0'clock the cours: was steadily between 81 w,, and $L0114, momentarily MissouriPaciil MoNEY 0N Cann—Easy, closed offered at se in tho visi ble supply instead of MeERCAN FILE 1,041, at which point Hutehinson so0ld a large quantity, buck Lo £1.01, the price was broken fr ty day bills, #4.88 for dewm: Afterthe figures w with only un CHICAGO MARKET. firm to the close opened at 087 Jooked both w t gossip from alling sentiment \m 1y and unchang > was 4 noticeable im short clear, $7.12 n..r.‘.‘,,m.u”.. of Xo vanced from 12 per cent, . t0 42 per cent to-day wd about 100,000 fluts, ‘103¢llife; Young Ameri porters to-day S t, but the activity at made the shorts somew v efforts to cover, _and more active, firmness in wh 1 the highest figy higher to .|..\ “than Sutur tivm fecling prey —\\'n cat—Rece:nts, tude tending to du thought that n both the visible suppl ks, though tho utaining about under Saturday ceipts were fuirly 14 por cent. of firm to @l e h At recent quotations, fair request and by withdrawals from 'y With near futur 1 in store was in lun!\ wetive and higher, lxmuu_y closing at Options 15 Tore bullish in tone than at it began to show a hardeni Which amounted (0 & closed weak at 30040 points be #15.506@15.70; horts was quite ‘That those outstanding are becom- 1Xious to cover is apparent, the undertone of ings Wright was the | I, while brolers ady; united closed at S6e. tern steam, §7. Butter—Quict and wi vy that substantiai improvement in v ues will be witnessed in the near nmm- coipts Of hogs A tho nm.wm.\ general. in May optoins, anced quito s ¢, but during the action carried pork down 17 Oincinnati, Jan. 7.--\ BLOAGO LIVE 82001 Barely steady ; No, 2m A et —— et o e e e e A e —Firm; cash, prices about steady close on Friday. pointed at the moderate run, and them sulked until they found there was little orno use in fighting against facts and fate. There were a fow loads of corn-fed T that made big prices, considering the condi- There was scarcely a load of prime fat natives on salo, and only a few lots that were re: was rather slow, ers were keenly disap momnn. RN ot a2 Tanuary: Minneapolis, Jan, there was little more inquiry, bu done was no larger than on an, receipts, for two days, 15 7.—In_sample wheat dition of trade. February, §1.17; May, $1. alesmen were of | track, §1.10; No. 1 northern, January, §1 0 that values were rather easicr Too many com- than at the close on Friday. were the main cause of the weak- crn, January, 9 ap track, . pecial Cablegram prime mess, ; do. western, 67s 6d, dull. were about same as lust ‘week, but so low that there is 10 profit for shippers at present. beeves, #1.50@14.65; medium to good February and March, 49s, 6d, In poor demand; new No, £ ter, 8, steady’; do. spring, 8 1d, steady. ~In poor demand; 12s, fi In less demand for syiot, with a fair ds' 43, dull; ary and March, 200 1bs, r'w.,g by v, oy higher, £2. 805 #1.40@5.00; bulk, Indian steers, 950 to 1,050 lbs, demand for futures; wuary, 48, 15d, dull} Febr {d ! Recelpts of wheat for the past Atlantic ports, 2,800 quarters; 19,000 quarters; l(uuu)u of American ‘Trade was brisk anda good nickel Prices ruled very even, y overything salling within range o ts at_$5.20(@! At $5.823¢@5. ' Light, ‘mado ‘uboiy the same s The Swift com- higher all around., Pacific ports, heavy, namely 85.2595.80, pany bougliy,776, about butcher weight and style, uveraging 43" llli. hl'. l\') 80. e Drovors' Jour- nal roports as follows Cattlo—Receipts, 10,000; market choice beoves, $4.50(@H.05 4.5 stockers and foadcrs, $2.40@3.50; o bulla and mixed, $1 40@4.00; l\ V(JI'\IA. w York, Jan. 7.—[Special Telegram rocks—The stock market opened strong, with London houses buying ‘T'he cables brought quota- fractionally above Saturday's and prices improved as the dsy wore on, Indian steers, “"Recelpts, 14,000: market strong and 3 mixed, §.10@5.30; hes 5. I\)QM\ 355 nklpl 3. \)U(l('il . 5@10¢ highe @3.85; light, heop—Recoipts natives, $9.00@4.75; western cora fed, their specialties, P— THE 146 bs, &4, 7520.00; Texans, | "Nattonal Stock Yards, East St [ Louis, 7.~Cattie—Receipts, 8 shiy hea packit ades, £4.00@5.10. Kansas City. Jan 0005 shipments, 1,000 « u to medium, & 50005 st and 10@15¢ higher #.50(@5,10. OMAHA LIVE STOOR. Cattl Monday, f ood native fe Hogs. The outle brighter this morning and the market ad thought that, taki eration, they got a litt The d the quality into consid Sheep. » decks of good west There we The followi this marg twned Prime stoers. 1300 to 1500 1bs. . &3 Primesteers, 1100 to 130 1bs. Nauve fecders. . Western feeders Commnon to good c Choiceto fancy ¢ 2 Commonto choice balls Fair 1o enoice ngnt hows. l-"nrw cnolce heavy ho 218 A L, or tho of pri 133 of bulls and cer 13 cows. 10 mixed cows 1 cows 21 ¢ 20 stockers. 20 cows. . L1000 . 860 109 LT3l 1) steers.. 3 21 stecrs. . The Weeks' Record, The following is the number of head of live stock bought on this different buyers during the pas OGS, Armour-Cudahy Packing company. hia Packing company H. Hammond & C Swift & Co # Stewart & ( 5 st St. Louis l’m et by the ek : Total, vift & Co. .. orge I, Han The Armour-Cu hy compa Steven Hamilton & Co Feeders, v Shippers POtAk o vasesnars SwWilt &£C0..0 000000 George H, Hammond & Co...... Armour-Cudahy Packing company Steven Hawmilton & Co, Total Live Stock Note Hogs again high Cattle ko up another notch, Not much of a sheep market, C. Sprecher, Dennison, la., was among those who marketed 20c hogs, J. B, Sangster, Stuart: R. Hutchinson, Republicun, and Warren Iteam, Defiance, la., were in with hogs. W. Underhill, Hoyt; Hon. Watson Tyson, Blair; A. L. 'Duncan, Randolph, la., weré taking in the yards to ll.l\ Among those who came in with « the following: 8. 12, Lundy, Gree Stilt, Coin, Ja.; J. A. Johuson, and D, 5, Lowslce, Silver Creck. W. A. Denny, for agood many years in the live stock commission business at Chi- cago, at the yards to-day, the guest of his son, Willlam Denny, hog saleswan for Byers, Patterson & Co, attle were vood § Clar} mdn CMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Fruits, Produce, Ete. Burren—Fancy, solid-packed creamery, 20 choice country, 2@5c; medium grades, 15@21c; common grades, 13@lhc. FLovn braska patents, = $6.00@7.00; Miuncsota patents, $0.35@i.25: straight grades, $5.00@5.50; bakers' flour, §5.25(b.76 per bb Poratoe: orado, 60@70c. SweET PotaTors—3@3e per 1b. PovLtry—Live chickens, $2.30@' doz; dressed chickens, 7@sc per 1b; turkeys , 9@ [1e; ducks and geese, dl0c. Eaas—Strictly fresh, 17@5¢ candled. MaLaGA GuaPes—In kegs, 120 per 1b. Baxanas—Common, §1.50@2.25 per bunch ; choice, $2.50@3.50 LENONS—$3. OkaNoss Neb: ka. 40@30c per bu; Col- 75 per 34.50 per caso. Florida, $3.26@5.75 per box. OMAHA DAILY BEE k for the hog trade was a littlo vanced fully 5. In some instances salesmen ore than dc higher. as good and the trade active at th o, everything being cleaned up at gn A few good heavy loads brotg . with good mixed hogs selling at ern shec packers were well supplied, roquite a fow from Saturduy, in mediate need of more. The murk nowin, Cattl 400 Hows 8,000 Shed 500 tern hand 1 10 il i rib bac bacon, 11! ¢ ) ams, 10c hams, 1015¢: dry salted clears, short ribs s per Ib per doz: fu ONTON 800 10¢ per bu CABBAGE - £4.00 per 100, BEETS —40C per b Revised prices Baoaise—Sta keag, scamless, loss, 14§ Americ 4105 bu., l@lde: eunnies, sin e wool sac lax, 8%¢; extr n, 2205 jut nies, doubl EnD Fi 1es d box, $2.50( oosc®raising, & sins, per 1b, 8 per box, £20K@2.10; Califor 1SS, £240: pitted chierries, per Ib, fornia pitted plums, per 10, 120 blackberries, per 1b, 7 jase! ries, evitpo Sei Califo fornia unpar aporated 1 sun-dried peaches, alifornia apricots, "urkish prunes, : Rio ciibo, 1701 Arbuck lin's XXXX, 22, Srean -Granulated white extra C, 6i¢c; powder ~wax—Clioice yellow, 2 )@ red, 181 4e. CHEESE—Young Amer in bl Medium, 1,00 half bbl half bbl (140 e 125 MarLe Stoan—Bricks, 1@ penny cakes, 12@i3e per 1bs . $1.00 per gal. Yo unpowder, commion to good, powder, choice to. faucy, 400t tium, 1aw0c; Japan ~ commo commor to m to fancy 10 Smper erial, PNt Birazil, peanuts, Gade. KEns—6@i0e per per list. Caxpy—Mixed, 9 3 Oolor Ootong, choice to fa common to medium, 1 to fancy, 400050 Almond: @loe 1le: rock candy, 10 lic; fancy “Hortaxn Henmxe 0. 40, standard, S 41 Boon B, cused Pris \\»Thluv'ms Ge; Berlin oii, ¢ Prixts —Pink and R erpoint, hlie; Steel River, BrLeacnen 60, 94 00, 4%c; Cabot, Tiges ruit of the nsdule cainb .y ow York mills, 1 42-in, 11c; Pepperell, 46-in, 64, 16c; Pepperell, 84, 21e: Pepperell, 9-4, jCanton, 4-4. Trinphy 6e; Wamsitta, 1e; Valley os¢: Pepperell, 107 ftsmen PLANNELS—Plaid Clear Lake, Conser JEANS—Androscoggin, sarge, 75{c_Rockport, 63c; Conestog, York, horndilie, horndike Cordis, No. & Preis—York, 80-in, Swift rives Thorndike, E Thorndike, XX, Cordis, No. 4, i Amoskeac ije; He L u\\~\\um| B Crasi—Ste bleached, 7 bleachcd, 8! bleached, ¢ Dado I Atlantic Crown Indian He 3 Pepperell R, 44 Ghie; Pepperell, S4, 18 21c;” Pepperell, 104, 23¢ W rora 13, 4-4. i Point, 1207, 1 FLANY "l‘ LG Renfrow d Camniics dard, bigc; Peacock, bl Prixts, Ixp16o BLve—Arnold, 6 e Anmhlt ( ouchaster, old B long cloth, 1047c; Steifel A, ican, 64¢; ber. ar, 13 in L \.r. VIGGOAME iD s 0rres o , 1g@1igin,,.. ... v Lig@iigin. . 2 A stock boards, 1 @i6 ft, 13 in B stock boards, 12@16 ft,12 in,. C stock boards, 12@16 ft, D stock boards, 1216 1, Flooring, first common, 6 in, ... Flooring, second common, 6 in . Select fencing flooring Siding, first and sccond clear, 14 @16 1., Siding, first common, 16t Siding, second common. . Common boards...... No. 2 boards, all lengths Fencing, No. 1, 120 ft Fencing, No, 2 12, 14@16 Joist and scantling, 2x4, 14@10 1t Timber, 4x4, 8x8, 12@16 ft., Pickets, D and H flat. Pickets, D and H square Shingles, extra A ... Shingles, standard A Lath TUESDAY JANUARY LUMHFN. ' OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY ARricuiturai nnym\nmms. CHURCHILL ml‘&l [[I]Dl(’m(‘l UMAHAJU Dealer lII All Ki 15th and California Strod 1 and M bev ld\ of Lllmflfll‘. ots, Omahs, Nebraska, o, i, Bl & METCALF Lumber, Lime, Corner fith and Dong: Millinery a [mnurlnrfi&anbm | hund picked na mlock kip skin, French calf skin “PARLIN, OREN & MARTIN, French kip skin, lnwrv & Nfltmns . MAST & CO., T B Mats, Caps, Wilesle Hats, G 110 Haraey Sireet O per bbl. i Straw Goods INONA IMPLEMENT CO., Mctals and Tinners' Stock. YTION CO., Arnishing l}nnds . ROBINSO! Wnni(zsqlr Nations ai A6 And 405 Bcuth 10th St Omabia VINYARD & SCHNEIDE Notions and Gcn!"s F{ mishing Goods, MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers andJobbe IS, Buggies, Rakes, P and PAcifc streets, Omaha, Nob, m wished ivon, CANFIELD MANUFACTURING €O s 0f Gveralls, 1104 Douklas Street, Manufacture Joans Pants, Shirts, Ete. —_——— ‘Artists’ Materials. A HOSPE, Jr., Atists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douelns Strect, Omaha, Nebraska &, best eharcoal in boxes, per Ib, THE SIMMONDS MANUE 1 boxes, 1@ l0c; Lond ACTURING €O, ou Fixtures, +, Drug Fixturos Wall Booksellers and Stationera. Bflfl‘( UmUU al 1 nanls, per ke, 1 wire nails, per California loose muscatels, Successors to A, T Kenyen & Co, Booksellers and Stationers, Commerelnl Stationery Wholesle & Retall The Catholic Knights of Amer Pat Forti for monthly d that remain unpaid 1y mcornorated v laws of Kentuck, dried raspher Fioe Wedding Sl ited apples, 7 and assessments NK LINE CO. ibricating Qils. “A 1L Bishop, Managar CONSOLIDATE Wnnl;alc Refined ¢ Boots and Shoe KIRKENDALL, JONE Fs 10 1tacd, Jones & Co.) elirers 0f Bo 1 evaporated peaches, EH EORINKLS Lis indebted to them in Wholesale Manuf entered in the court of Justi iy b 18 and Shocs CUMMINGS Paints, fllls W matter to avoid the Santos and wiow Glas, Efe am Streot, Omaha, Neb. e L s o Buols and Sooe 101, 1631105 Douglas § Chamberlain'ts Cough conf. ment ever brought into g hoarseness. the first symptoms of a cold apy mberiain's Coug cold can be broken up at once. all druggists. THE BALHAY T TABLES, U \Hr\ PACITIC, CARPENTER PAP Wholesale Paper DGfllflI‘S. Carry muico aiock of Printing, Wrapping Shecinl nttention givon 1o cnr mh nf L1 braih T ‘and Reiwe small, in bbls, §5.00; Dry Coods ana Notio kins, in bbls, §7.00 - M. E SMITH & CO. shing Goods Storage, Fofwarding & Commission PETTIS & CO., Stumgc Furwardmg and Cummlssmn, ARMSTRONG, : smoking, Dry Goods, Furn 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th St., O KILPATRICK-KOCHDRY G Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry G r 1th and Hainoy Gents' Furnishing Goods. A5 -Young Hyson, common to « Hyson, pood to fancy, NEBRASKA FUEL co Shippers of Coal and C 214 South 1ith St ‘sTunz & ILER, Lager Beer Brey cot, Omulia, Neb. Mail and Exp EWEY & STONE, s i Furniture. Omabin - hraska, SHIVERICK, EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, ™ 7ol Iron Cornice EXCTEI PRoprictor, 10 80wty 1200 st Whnlmm De Faroaw Strect, CHARLES Manuf c 0ers of assorted calk "WESTERN N PER UNION, , Spices, Eto. Duaiers in Ty e Nameless, Teas, Coffees, fiu 5, Bakmg indm‘ Flavoribg Extruct, 1410 Hurney_Street, _Crockery a Paper Box % JOHN L. WILKIE, Box Factory. Pl ODI‘IBIUP Olll WARA- |n‘| “n.{., 19¢; colored, nd maeswamL acturers and limporters of G Lamps, Chmmcys, =1 PLRKINb (.ATLH & LAUMAN. 6, L us Sllvcrwarfl ent for tho Mnnui ) GPY, Gldssw ber Goods. RUBBER CO DBH]EI’ lllR S LA DR LRIy 8ash, Doors, Etc. A. DIsBRuv & o m's Blinds and M e, 12th and Izard Streets, Crockery, Ginsswa Commisslo Storage and Co n and Storago. & RIDDELL, wission Herchants HEETING — Berkely i Best Yet, 44, Gic I ol (vvuu]u\.h«h B MANUFACTURING co. wers of Sash. Door nir Work and Interior Nard \\unl!!n- Sorner Sth and 1 ___Steam Fittings, Pu‘mp ¥ A. L. S.TRANG C(‘)A. 18, Pines and Engi K Supplics, Eto, Hope, i%c: King “Hastings SBUK Hilis Pas| OECER & CO., IS anaflflh Cold Storage, Coal, Coke and Lime. DMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 200 South 13th Street, Omaha, Nobraeks. Successors to M. Produce Commissi SUBURBAN Running batweon Counth Blatsand Albright. to the stations manti at Twentieth and Twenty- and at the Summit in Omuha. CHUNGRILL PO P 50 WIIUICS'I 6 Pumus Pipe, le]lls riors tor Ma U. S, WIND ENGINE & PUMT GO = Steem m!fl Water Suplics, |Omaha bris m Groceries, 3 PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CG., Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 09 and 711 8. 10th St., Omaha, Nob, McCORD, BRADY & CO Wholesele Grocers, 1 (h and Lenveuworth Streots. Omahn, Nebrask: ver Cree! *Bnowm LL & CO., ines, BUHGIS and GL]IB]‘EII M?DDIIIBI‘Y . Hardware. MARKS BROS. b/\r)l)l Saddlory & Jhiers iron Worke. "STEAM DOIL R WORKS, pufucturors of all kinds il Bu:lm‘s,‘ Tonts aud Sheet o Work Works South 20th and B, & M fllery Hn[‘( Warg Hurmey 8L, Ownha, )land, PANTON & VIERLING 110 and Cast Iron Bmldmg Work, Brass Work, General Blacksmith Work _Moavy Hardware. W, J, BHUATLI.. HBEIVY Hardware, In Bprings, Wagon Stook. Hamiwan uud 1211 Harney Strcet, Omatin HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and LL, 44, 6c; Old Dominion, ron and Stecl, o, Lumbor, Ete. MAHA WIRE & IRON WGRKS, factarers of Wire and Iron Railings Flowor Stands, Wire N et Strvot, Omabal ” LHA SI\FE and IRON WORKS. Man’frs of Firg & Burglar Proof Safes vork, fron and Wi G. Andrecn. Piop'r in. 8 0z, 1034¢; West ndow Guards West Igint. ale Repair Shop. WILHELMV & (‘U‘. ; Wil i nang HUarnoy Sts ncing. Biuns, 1te. Cor. 1ith and Jackson HOx CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Tron aud ire Fonce H Blucksmith Wor Firoaud Bt glir Pr ol Safcé, Tine Luckx. Bafo und Lock Cowpany's Weatern Ageatt Vairbunke Standurd Seale LEE, CLARKE, ANDREESEN HARD- ARE'COMPANY, Wholesale Hardwurn Cutlery, Tin Plate, gents for Howe Scales, i Bubed wire, RfllllHES (nards Woods, 51{c; § Metals, Sheet [ron, et Mizwi Powder and Agents for biebold Vauits und Jail Work, €10 8, 15t 3reet. ar, 134 in...#49 00@H1 00 OMAHA LUMBLR co., u]] Kinds of Building Material at Who'esale 1t Street and Union Pacific Track, Ot LOUIS BRADFORD, DEH]E]‘ in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, ¥anis--Comet 1th pad Dowdlas) G ki nad Douglns o o W, HARVEY LUMBER To Dealers Only. __ OMce. 1408 Karnam Streot, Omaha. "TJIOHN A, WAKEFIPLD. Wholesale Lumber, Efc, Imported and American Agent for Miiwauko: n'mp m.'A N PALMER, RI C Live Stock Commission Mcrulnanls ofice—Koom 24, Opposite K £ ';nn AGo, i1t n'l TN 6:3 p. m.(A No. o Bulding, Ualon CHICAGO & NORTHW ! SORIMERWESTERFIELD & N1 Live Stock Commission, Room 15, Bxchan, Wouh Ouiuii, N UNION STOCH YARD! 0f Omeha, Limited, dohs ¥ Boye. Buprints N0I0I0us MWD PERFIRTERT always proved 510 p. m.|A No. [LWAUKEE & 81, PA 00 p, m./A No. 00 Blork Yands, 7:0ba m,A No. 9 7:00 p. m./A_ No. 11 U)I\Il‘ & BT ) No, A nlnm, is dail dvertising h =" succeasful, eforo plucing a b Nowspaper Advertising con LORD & THOMAS, ADTEKTIBING AURMTS, 4549 (9 Rasduion Siresls CHIOHQ qfiAs R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, WOood Carpets had Farquet Flooriag ¥l aud Dougi timo given above v tor bemx from five Lo ten miuutes Lobweeu fer and local depots,