Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 20, 1890, Page 6

OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 20, 18%0 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Foreign Tofuences Again Depress Wheat and Make a Bad Day. CORN BREAKS AGAIN AND CLOSES LOWER. d in Stronger The The Selling-Out Mania Contin Provisions — Cattie and Hogs Weaker Day on 'Change. Cnicaco, Nov, 19, to Tr Bre)—Wheat b A furthor depression pecial Telogram | another bad day, with 1 prices, due largely to foreign Influcnces, The great break of the dny ocenrred the first fifteen minutes and anounted 1o just e from the yosterduy, That prices recovered about % before 1 o'clock was not due to any broad and #tronz renction, but to moderate covering by #horts after the flurey was over, to some in- vestrient buying by a few houses and to light prospective eeelpts and some busi- The of all the weakness was London, Thut center showsa great distrust ot its own fnstitutions and Indteated o luck of confidence by sending snother great batch of sclling orders in Amorlean irities. This 1stocks to rattle down at New York Quick us the wires could bring the news the trade here became nervous and hearish, De cember wheat, which elosed at 01'%e, could not besold until 504 was reachied this morning. May closed at 54e and the first sales were reported around Wige. The flurry carrled the prices to 83c for December and e for May There was arally of e in a fow moments, then the market quicted down and trades were checked. Then followed pretty good buying by shorts, headed by Pardridge. Bloom, who openly says he 18 ready to money bulling wheat, was also a free buyer Logan & Co, Dunham & Co, 8. V. White & Co. and other commission houses picked up wheat most of theway up on the recovery. There was also some feeblesupport from those who hoped the botton had been reached There was nothing 1ke o good bull ki any thue. New York reported five to loads taken for export; the Bradsireet erease in available storks was not enormous at 2,220,000 pushels; the estimated receipts were but 100 cars. Under these oonditions ,.rm-\.‘nnml up to e for December and 7he for May, but these prices did not hold The surprise of the day In wheat oceured the lust ten minutes, There was buy Iz on New York orders, buying by shorts, buying by Cudahy and pilier strong parties and the market moved up with the best indications of the day, The reaction from the bulge before ! o'clock put December back to %%e and May to 67'c. From these figures there was o steady ad- vance to 0 for Decernber and 90¢ for May. The close was practically at the top fizures and e to %o up for the day after being 2ige off carly. November sold at 8 0 ic to W3¢ atthe close. On the eurb privilezes on wheat as follows: December puts, May puts, 965@07%e; calls, export slow orn market did not ese usnal and unnatural selling pressur fow miuutes, The result was a brealk fn a very few minutes vith slow r during the temainderof tie session, Nosales rould be made at better than 0%e for May from aclosing atd2ie yesterday, The bottom was reached at 8ige. Before fo'elock there was o rally to 51%e, or witiln #e of last night May corn puts sold at 51% 1 calls at 52%o, Business in oats was all i May excopt o few rades in Decenl The selling was largely y commlission houses anl receivers and the k was very sharp frou 4 the closing price yesterds overy late I the day put Ny s and closed 47 oveniher er were quoted togcther all dny atdlie oft 1o 3040, up 1o 4234c, and closing at 42 'Fhi gronicat mrkoL on tha oo balf hour was in provisions. Tt wus ation of theselling out process of Jt was gencrally conceded that much long Mt which caie out was for country unt. The selling was led by commifsion houses, ineluding MeCormick & Co., Kennett & Hopking, Counselman & Day. Legan & Co., and many others. A rumor sald that a lot of ST was sold out for Bloom. There was no roliable opening prices; all was confusion; everyone ited to sell - and - buyers were searee. January pork dropped to #0.50 before the first sales and s anged early from #10.5 to $10. sold at $11.40 and $11.00. January lard sold under 86,00 and 'y Fibs at 4 A rally was started by Duying” by Armour & Co. and other packers, Torle recovered to #1084 for Janwary and May: lurd t and §.60 for the ths, 2eup at 8.45 for and 8.9 y. pe the the first of 1%¢ svery Ay un to 1d Decem- v e first WHEAT, High, Low. Close, 017 8 8nig 8 8% 06 CORN, 0y i 0TS, iy PORK, 10 824 10 80 150, 1110 LARD, 195610 660 ¢ s, Open. 8 K W Yest. 3 oiy S [} ol o May. ... 434 45% 4 a4y 10 50 110 Jan May’. iy an lay. 10 821 11 57t 10 07 1180 6 1215 6 60 610 CHICAGO LIVE Cn10aGo, Nov. 10.~(Speclal Telegram to Tae BEE]-OATILE=Light receipts and a heavy ling off in the run so far this week has brought alout a stronger market, although buyers ure not yet serambling over each othe: or tearing their elothes to get what they want, and low grades, especlally cow scock, remaing aboutas low as e The only improvement 15 in first-class steers that ure really sca and at present ave wanted. Buyers for the dressed beef trade showed no anxiety on ac- rount of the Hght vun and clafmed that trade bad all the beet needed m refrigerators and on the road. The stocker and feeder trade 18 fn better shape than last week, although prices show no particular ehang; The run of Texans and rangers is about over for the season. Several loads of prime to eholco export and fancy steers sold at §.00@ 6257 others, $.000450; comuon, 2,838 Texans, $LUGL245. Hoos—For a thme there was a miniature panicin the market today and prices went down with a rush, the decline reaching 10 before a check was effiected, and the check was only temporary, as at the close val weroabout as low as atuny time during the day. Values have d week ago today and 10¢ cover the decline on com Rough and comi 00d mixed, & utcher wolghts, 13.45@0.50; ligh 11, would hardly and 1ight ni 1053 K@i 10; regulution 1 ht, #.0005,40; pigs, £2.00¢ FINANCIAL New Yonk. Nov. 19.—(Special Telegram to TuE BER]-STOCKS—Confidence returns very sowly in finaneial circles ubroad, London atill furnishes the nervousness which unset tles the stock market. That centre sent batel of selling orders in American se egamn this morning. Frobably 40,000 shares wore sold for London unt the first ten minutes. Thero Is u probability of a 7 cent rata being fixed by the Bank of tomorrow If unlieard of complications do not Arise. Tho foreign market showed a panteky tondition for American stocks there, and this market at the opening followed with losses from lust night's prices of from 110 845 per tent In the active stocks, Jersey Contral being #own 33, New York Central 214, Northern Pae eific preferred 2%, New England and Union Paclfic each 2 undothers smaller amounts, Concessions, however, brought in buying of sufficient volume to checle the downward tendency,and whilo Norther Pacific proferred [ urities retired 1 per cent further and Sugar Reflneries | 1%, the great majority of the list falled to go below opening prices, and a comparatively sharp upward turn in the first halt hour sulted mlnlnulnfi Luckawanna up 1%, New York Central 14, Atchison 1, and others frac- tlons, while Jersey Central, after a further loss of 1 to 0, railied to %y and Sugar Refinerios regalned its 1088 from the ppening tigures The excitement in the mar soon subsided and the business done subsided Into very moderate volume, while the fluctuations became suall, though the best prices were well held. entire morning passed withoutmoney brip more than 6 percent, In the hour (o 10" stooks displayed a firm front on a moderato busine and brought pri up &bove the best igures of the morniug over the entire list here was no nan'\hll feature shown, but prices steadlly; advanced until closing prices | last night, hour, A usunl rates, The of "Englund that | ped the buying. 11 through the st were m opening o th | teal mad | Northern Pacifl ench acted str per cent, and Salen wore 308,000 sh Tht nda it Jersoy t pre Hiinots Central 0 P B & W ¥ Kanuis & Texas 1 | Luke Shore 1 | Michigan Central.. | s Missouri Pacific Moxey-—Eusier at fered at i per ee PIIME MERCANTIT STERLING EXCIANC #4.50; demand, 887 PrPRODUC CiicAGo, Nov, Mi'ss Vork—Stendy #10.5; May, 11571, Lard—Sicady: May. #i Rye—I; Burley—N Flax--T'irm Timothy F. Whisky- #1. 14 our-i inally spri Bulk clear, #.65025.00; Butter—Easier; 10G4c. Cheese—Tirm; sy at 6o, I Shot s 3 fresh Hides—Une tacs light green salt green salted Teidry Plour, Wihiea Corn,_bu Oats, bu YoRrg, Nov. riy 1 recovered 1 LG, ats—Receipts, bushels; spot I¢ mixed western, 4 Raw, duill and quilet Petrolenm—-United mbor. Pork Lird Open steam, %10 Butter—Ste ery, W Cheese . gisg0; options, Onts—Firm; cush, 4 Pork—Lower at £10 Lurd Steady Whisky Butter Elgin fanc KaNsas Or1 hard, cash, ed, cash, N strong; No. i Outs—Lowel L350 venber and Decem! MILWAUKEE, Nov. spring cash, {0 JCorn—Firm; Oats—Dull; No. 2 Provisions No hold LIVERPOOT, mand_ poors Corn—Steadys de 45 0%d - percent INNATI, Nov. 0 er P red. Cor Outs: Whisky No. 2 $114 Nov. 10, Ty 8 CHICAGO, market stros 140 ilogs lowe good butcher Recelpts, 4 14X e FEHVBAAS; amb KANSAS CITY, L 100 shipm high stocker 1Hozs- ket 1ow ST Recelpts, all grades, Louvis, Nov nts, 700; 1 natives feedors, 82,100 Tug B slow and 3400350, The Co! NEw York, Nov. T BEE]—COFFE and unchanged to stendy 010 poir including’ Novembe F1080710.00 R15.400 My, $18L15. 1 fair 'cargoes, $19. Mi NEW YORK, Nov. The BEE( stock quotutions: “Con. Cal & Va. Tinlo & Mt 1 ared with 2, of last week, Beev 15c higher; buteler highe and fee Estimatec pared with 6, day of last woek, lower and slow. T FLOO2AI0, the Dulk murket closed _slow first hands, ecolp priccs p pared wit mains unchanged: erns, B.0Q@4.0. No. Av. Pr. No. 11150 #2 ) 1.0 3 0 4 i 1 20 10 1001 020 1400 1110 NILKERS 1cow alf, 1cow and calf 1 milker. 1. 1 hanged; i cake, 41001 13,01 Corn—Iligher; cash, nents, 145 LIVE Homestake. . 00 200 many stocks had reco Jersey C fact thit no fallure gollow in stocks caused & riuch better feel T sto announcement will Shorts were eage Cont o carly to 100, n netgain of 4 per 1 the ks loan not remark al 10se cont, ntral touching 05, 1y b Pthe Tust o in Lle t un- { the Bank lonns buyers gains Friagton Fose 5 poinis trom the 10 points At rred and Unfon 1 ire with net gains of Ehioago Gas was up 2 points preforred. AN W Ao preferred irthern Pacific § |New York Contra) ) e €. M. & St preferred. ... 1wy St Paul & Omaha, uni ML o iy Y8 pel B AR E—I E M. 1 e ull, ¢ T inged : hieavy gre calf, flint, 8 19, —Co 000 hushels; November and 1 ol § western, £10. 40K > bid; May, No. 2 casi, #¢; Wheat 7lu-m-lmn curs, d, Novomber, Decembe No. I northern, k, 8o er e 10, No. No. cash, DoAK X Isiand X preferrod ! . | r cent; il A o proferred. L, Western Unlon Tliinols Cen- hison, Pucifio 0 1% following were the closing quotations T8 1% 106 |C 104 g 103 138 L AsK 1l closed, of- §14@314 per cont. m; sixty day bills, {RKE m. elose. enmber, De Dec ®5; Ash, 8.80; January. 1.2 last quot patents hukers' creamery croam Wheat Jan May. ‘erber, 4030 ber, 415 Ll om- 5.00; dairy. chedd Young Americas, i Iry s, n salted hull Rides, sulted , Kve; de 1, solid packed 4@ 176,000 mn _exports, 160 bushel itsite in aded mixed, 185,000 107,000 Receipts, 11 1e; options, finane 4 whi to west nom nal sed at 00. vered; elosing exports, 5 1, 4 at i T 60340 ul situ @14 on better tone; Novem- 5,500 16140 A 4530, fined, for western ¥y, 11@20¢;cream- Cash, lower ber, Rl i May May, 40%e. 1" 5. 2@Ae: Wheat—Lower; No. iber, 76e Mark hite, 45@40¢ Quiet; pork, Janua ¥y Wheat fre; and western spring, 7s 1d; red western, mixed west- fair; No. 2 northe bid; November, November, e 3 oon track, TI@ise. “Wheat—Firm; 1 northern, 88¢. No.2 #10.0714, —~Wheat lower; mixed, Catt teers, 5le. Firm; No. 2 mixed, 480, STOC le—Recel . ,000; market mnion. 1,5 @3.70; Steri H1.9005, N¢ ) »w ship 30 arket i $4,00¢ Mee .~ Optic ) prime TPI AT cipts, 6,000 market ste: .00, ) onts, highel 5.10 Dts, y No. 11,000; na- 200; mar- —Uattle—Recelpts, 3,000; fuir stocke o and pecial Telegram to ms opened steady 5 points down, and closed 1S up. 2 Sh Sulc 17103 ares. 20,000 Dicem|e Febriary. 91, —[Special Telegram to Yo We timated receipts of catt 16 yesterda es W stock tter Cre low J Cattle, edne 1 33, \etive ctive an Hogs. ts 157 yesterday and T'ho he sellin, and Light, mixed, ¥3.80663 50, 1id was £.44, yesterduy and #4 8 Wednesday of lust week. yesterday wrkot d e The following ure the mining day. Nov. . 1800, 48 com- 40 W ed nese and to to 10e for the best grades and others steady ers dull und unchanged, £ hogs, 8800, as com- 10,664 Wednes- was 5 tolbe Vot the prices was at, 1,504 The ‘aver: compared Sheep. Estimated receipts of sheep, 2108, as com- i'o market re- B0 Ko Tho N of the with 85.57 Nutives, $2.00@4.15; Av. 088 oy 110 105 N 1140 COWE, 1024 1060 o1l A o il K72 1011 1080 4 AND No. 16 19 2 18 o “ Representative Sales. Av, 1281 110 1108 1 12 L4 057 1062 (120 1170 s 1024 1550 078 1160 1095 west- Bo. 164 1 1 BTOCKER 200 12 10 [ 10 1 [ WEST 10 cows 10 stecrs. 1 steer GilehFist & Stoe 18tag. W steers., G. I Smith— 18 Stoers. 0 stoers.. 1 steer 12 st CALYES, 20 BULLS 1500 1% 2015 1454 S AND FEEDERS, o 2w 1 s 28 18 100 23 STAGS, ERN CATILE, Charles Burke— feeders C, Sehafer steers Cows DT, Co. 5 steers Steors G I Slth st stecrs, tuilings. S P Travers steer, talling & Stoors, tuil ngs ( steers, tallings 15 steers, tailings stecrs, tuilings steers, taflings Huley L. 8. Cc 3 Stoers, fecdor heifor stot steers r, tailing.... 200 100 20 120 120 ) 200 230 160 240 360 460 60 PIGS AND SKIPS, 100 125 R 2......100 OMAHA WHO! G DATES Py Su 1 akes, $01bs 1n box. pares TWINES b bales, bules, INe 30-1 i cott mp ndle Al 60-foot, < $1.00; wool twin i 57 whiskc Otivs bu Sokr white, per b, MHe. Crpkr—Per b, 1 hard eider, pure half Dbl 80,503 penr Nurs—Almonds, ties pecans, foe; w roustod, 106 T Y K perzal, stile, n £rOW 1.50; Beeme dinary oo por van; carly Jnie b sonked, el grade, wax bewns, 2 s 2-10 Lewl potatoes 2-1b, #1.00, #1.60; su . CoinAdE—Manili , de;sisal $1.63; C -1h New choice, 45-47c @300 Hlackstrap, SODA S1ovE PoLiSi BAGR—Aw., per 10 LESALE Cotton twine, “Bibb. tie. pa i, $1815 Yl 01,55, arts, | per ETABLES Okra, 4 113, 186 MARKETS, rocerie kkes, 50-1b hoxes, Ty 1= bricks, 1o, " very fine, 14- brind, -1 wine, 111 bales, 18¢; Sail wick, 22e: 40-foot cotton 60-foot cotton clothes line 1es, $135;, Gi-foot jute, on twine, XX B-tie, 00; toy, v doz, #.00; piuts, per doz, 1ottled, efined, Db, ¢ eider, h ey | alnuts, Sanesse per 1, 0@l0c; do 30: half bl, &.50; 3.00: orange cider, f bbl, ), filberts, peanut cocks, pediuts, K. Tomatoes 1 brands, Corn—Finest ny very fine, fine. p 10 sifted, MATTOW, be, S Refugee, stan 1o 1h -1b_string beans, sie. 2-1) sonked, K50, Boston buked beans— rown brands, #Li5. Sweet Jersey, 3160, mpkins— A tomatoe! 657 okra, aropo--All sizes from 7- rope, ll sizes from all sizes from 16 16 to 1 16 to por I, 1%@1%e: [ Dies, 601bs to box, 5xe; kegs. e, @0 per gross. L B1775; Lewiston, per 100, Union Square, 40 per eent off list, SALT—Dairy, 250 on, bb, §1.2 psk—1 ren i bulk, ¥2.10; best 40; best alt, crushed, #1.80; 1s in bbl, 1 promium F, I, fo Swiss, 1 120 i, per bbl, 8. @1 7e; Edam, iu foil; each; mall, $10.00; Bu 1, bbls, %i curoni, sago and tipl St pens, Dikn FRUITS hhds, 18 \ew ring 1g prime, 1oi box, iigsie; curean casks, 1o less; boxes, 60, London layers, € 70; 10080 mu seedloss, Culif; seedless sultans, in niu muscatels, in sacks, B¢ ondura layers, COFFEE—Ronsted io; German, se; Mailpoucly, 2 . Jaya, 300 AR jGAR—Per 1h— ndard powdere It extri extra O, royul, 5la0; dark O, 4xc. original hhds, lic | prunes, ¢-1b hosos, 100 to 110, WV, o 3 gr. N, white, wi nicelll, 104 0'527c; head, ¢ 3 Lima beans, 6 irkish prunes, less than Bosniu WPPILS, OV o= aporated, new ks, 0501 "raspl bs to new, 53@ake, original otizza currants, extra, in 10¢; s, per hox. 150 tel {forni, K000 fornia, §2.2 1 sucks, per I, lle Hi3e; new Valentias, new ~Arlosia, 1! Diiworth's, 403 Cordova, 20te; Mocha, Y. apple claer, 10¢; D. 13e; fancy, frait, 18 0¢; 150 water ‘white, gasoline, 11440, ut loaf, H 1, 6%c; XXXX durd, 0307 ¢ O, brill central O, b%¢; golden 0, Provisions, Day § short eleurs, short ribs, 53 5%0; shoulders, BMOKED MEATS extru light, 9 t0 101 10 41D avg, 10c; b 03¢5 heavy, W (o S0 b avg Vi e MEATS L short clears, 6o an by 16 to . 0e; extra 1 avi, 6 long clears, Best Sugar Cured—Hg b avg, 104¢; Lams, 1l 4 jedium, 16t0 161b avg ibavg, Ui extra heavy, skinned slicing, 18 to % Cattdtdin n O4e: Boston shnulders, 6 (0 &1 58 hani, (¢ hreakfust bacon ps, K3 Dirpikfust bacon, (r1b), ke, 03 : breakfnst b N Yy avie, g 5107 1b str s, h'\;l'l\ \ll 12t o, specinl, 1014 WED MEATS Tiry faft Cutred- o, for Ulse: short clears, Gfe; extra shott olenrs, 640 bellfes, clear strips, Te: short ribs, 64c shoulders, 5%¢; leun Uik LEAF LA Kditlo Rendore a1 barrels, 6 111y Viesit MEATS Froch hivmes, 16108 nvg, Se; 12 pork lofns, 740 Fard, not renagred, fos PORK AND BERE- T new, #12.00; clear pork |-.u1.~4 medium, 'H i short_cut elear fanlly pork, lean, #10.50; plg vor r nioss Doct, 323 now w plate eet, 87,005 new rolied honeless sof, #8505 new boneless rumps, #8.50; new shioulder glods, 86,5 TRIPE- Barrels, 00 1he, 1bs, $1.0); Kits, 15 [bs, 50e, - VICKLED PIGS 1'ipy juarter bbls, 40 11s, 81,60 Kkits, 15 18, T BEER TONGUE -~ Siugur Cured—Barrel oo tongucs, smoked, per 1, 101 LAMB TONGUES U nicooked, 11 e Dbhls, 100108, $.00; quy u\erl , ) 1, 4 T PidN Toetme Cooked Half Bhls, 80 1bs, FULH03 Kits, 15 1hs, $2.50, SPICED LAMBS ToxGuUES - Cooked—TTult huls K0 Ibs, $1L50; - elghthy bbls, 20 1bs, $.00; Kits, 13 1hs, # OILs. ntsfoot oll, hbls, per A 1 tallow, S4e: stonrine Gic. ToNaues—Ilale Lbls, 100 1hs, #.50; b s, 50 Ibs, 4,00, SAUSAGE W0l 4501 tongue Polish, 7ei pork sage, me Tierces, ave, T§C; shouldors, higes Le; leat Juarter bbls, 40 Barrels, 200 1bs, 200 1bs, gal, 300} quarter 7e: blood, 10 pork sau- A de; frankfurts, Tiver. 414 headeheese, satisige, Hnks, o) + in tn pails, te. Dountry Froduce. Burrer—The market [s a liitle slow quotations are considerably lower thun Good country rolls, 1G1ic: chol riar. @ 10ci good countey solid i 3 fanoy Y With the 1iberal re warn weather of the pust week. had to sell very low, While chickens have sold at e, dealers have been compeled totakeqs low adiio or lot thy stock spoil on th nds. With dressed poultry so low live ¢ s e very slow sale turkeys 7 Udressed sazte for ¢ 7s¢ for thin and light welghts, 500:5,00; dressed ducks, Tase nd week 1@ Cked, good 10e: 1 16417 pts and poultry good the s ny Ge itessedd There ure a good many selling at 2le, vietly fresh stock s beiig held largely FLoUI, BRAN. Frc.Davis' high patent No. 1 Blue D. full patent, & atent, 8280 Davie pechil No. 10, £85: Minnesotn, patent, a pitent, it N 1 patent Kansus 1 braske : Snow White, L £1.80, U85 Myr- 005 Minie buckwheat ess lour. tin 5505 Slap 30 b pucl N.\Nl' Txcelsios TRk baly B0 o Srcaaa Bran, satked, per ton, $18.00 #2100, HAY—On tr: 8400 por ton; Straw, 86,00 pe GANE clopped feed, Upland, No. 1, .00, oatd at Contse ton cliickens, perdozen, ¥.00 mallard ducks,'$2 Omahu blue sten, @$1.00; deer saddlos, 1@ ie. PiGEoNs—There i no demand. Fresh S—Tlorida stock, Per bbl 1d variety RRIES—liney C OnAN APPLES quality CIRAN and che GrA 500, CALIFORNIA TRy ros- Des, 170 per Yellow, Choice stoc aceording to the pe Cod, #0.50; bell d. per baske Catawbas, box. #3.00 i ars, )1 ner cerate 0 per hunch, LEMONS B8 00, Vegetables, lots of potutoes are quoted atRysoe with choice stoek selting in o small Wity from store ut e ONLONK -~ Red, 3155 per bu.: yellow #1.0500 Spanish, #1755 per box. Sw ATOES—Good stock, #.00G14.50 per bhl. BEANS—Supply not Strong ut £ CELERY CABBAG) ToRvies—Rut whit POTATORS- Car Danvers, ET P large and the feeling - doz. (5 , choice, 63 per bush.; pic Tders, i lobsters, 3 blue fish, 1t and pickled— new, 6t5c; grand ban blocks, 5'sei snow white, turkey eo 1, lurze whites, crates, 12 sealed i domestic spiced herring. 6 Russian lellnnllu-rr! 11K Codfish, extra Georges, new, 4zop silver, 316 1 brfeks, new, Tie: midiie bricks, te; snow 5_1b hoxe: medfum 2, 2003 ud' hierring, 40c; Hamburger an surdines, spiced plain, imported do faney half bii T nickerel, No. 1 shor hbls, #8.00; trout. half bbls, 0; sal uun, 3, r acked 0; ®-1h In tomato sauce, $2.60; mess mackere 1-1b "oroolc trout. $1.23 31D brook trou', I-1h salmon, white fish, §2.25; 1-1h white fish half bl mustard, t 151b_ oysters, Barataria, 10 oz, ; 1-10 Bar SL10; 1-1 Clams, littTe nec ey Ditic n 1 clam_ chowder, 1-1b erabs, b crabs, $£2.50, iscella Per Bushel Lurge, per ks, # 2.60; (@#1.70. THckoRy bushel, small, #1. Por'Coiy—Choice last seuso per 1, COCOANT' 41 s stock, 2@ s—Per hundred, sacked, $5,00, Drugs. Quinine peroz, P. & W.. 4ic; German, 3le; 2o, per 1b, © Insect powder, 21e; opium, MOrphine, peroz., hops. per 1b, e glycerine, I8e; dextrine, 10e; euttlebon HitH m tartar, pure, $2c; commerelal, 18¢; eam- phor, n. carb, He; blue vitrol, T5ct car olic 10 rrarle, ¢ sulphurie, oll rpentine, 48¢; Tonk sim toulo, 416045 rides, $Li01 form HG@60; #1.05; Tycopodium, 407 4 Pl 3o alum, e; sult, 13¢5 glauber salt, 11 920; tge; s epsom BLEACHED ( 6), Big0; Bost 4150 7 Mol v Si0s , lao; New 5 Hill Semp KKing Phillip Lonsdale, York Milis, 11 WigAnsNet CrARH—S e Tdem, mbri Langdon ¢ Lonsc anibric, 1030 k Lawns. 7¢. Thistle, 6',¢: Red Cross e, Bic; Stevens' Thie; Stevens' cvens' Stevens' L 207 STR, Steel r, B0 Aer 45 o Crenfield.8'e; Berlin, (0. STINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS -Brown o1l 84, 1Ke; Utca, in, 24c; Ke; Stevens' M, 18 in, fc Stevens' NN, '22-in, 106 bleached, 1o extra. ddystone, ho, d13c; St L Washington, picrell, £i-in, 10 pperel] Peppercl, fi-4, pperel U'tl e, 10-4, 38c, riha Wash Americin, 6505 Arnold, 62 - cloth 106t Stifle A, 111303 \pm Gold Leat, 8e; Hamiltor mbray, 6c; hluu- ington, nold 1, long ch it CorRRD. CAMIMIC G rown, 3 41305 Rolled Clover, ¢; Slater, b ors. 1¢ extr AVY Red Star, i high col- Atlantio T ie: Atlantio K 3 Cabot \\ No, 1, $,@ The; Luw- By AAe L, g0; Au- Atlas O N B, Thie Pepperell I Y HWN C0TTONS Atluntie D, rlington; 6 Haoster. LLb o LL, ¢ l'IhI Fing BRows CotTon rova B, 64c: Aurora K, 0 chieeso'eloth, de; Clinton tiye. Langdon Dixivs—Net camlet, 12 auker's, Amoskeag, 0 oz, erett, standard, Hi rk, XX, 10! Luwrens wrence, 0 0, 1514¢; fancy stripes 16403 o ork, nankin, 10'ie; Everett, 8oz 1805 Lowiston, 10 ot 2haci Working man, 14e. Coal. ‘ars at Omaha wnd cgg, © ft coal=Walnut, block, owa nut. §.00, On Board ( Chestnut, ran, .00, lump, & Anthracite— grate, L lowa Paints and Olls, LEAD WHITE IN Ot—Carter, in 303 0 1,010-10 10ts, per cwt, 47,20 Co. Bt, uis, in 500-Ib lots, #7.5 Jota. por¢ #7.20; Red Seal, Bt. Lc lots, 47.50; in’' 1,000-1 lots, per cwt, 87 \\IIIXL D r's Whiting, per 1b, 1%¢ merolul Whitfne. per )L nglish O, 8. l‘uru White, per b, 15¢. RED Dry-Awepican Venetlan red, 1ijc; Ohiwttancoga, 26; Baglish Venetian, barrel 506 0-1b lots, Southern in_1,000-1b 1u'500-1b Tu 6 to 10c: ocher, Duteh, 4¢; ocher, Indlan, 112 an, Engiish, ELLOWS-Chirome yo elle, 2c: oclior, wWashe washed French, fije PUTty—Pure. n barrels. kegs and tubs, 24c; tn bladders, 3tc; In 501 tins, 2 v Linseed, d barrels, per 2e; 1l boiled, in barrels, per galton, 6 ANINAL AND Fisit O1ns—Whale, bleached wintor, pergallon, ;. whalo, extra bleached winter, 60c; sperm. bleiched winter, $1.00. ENGINE OIS - Digond cressent ' engine oll, per gullon, 40c; perfection engine oll, i ster= T engine oil; #5c; Hercules Boe. VAnNisnEs—Furnitore, No. 1 extra, #1.00; conch, No. 1. 1,10 05 hard ofl finish, 1ight, #1.20, stle raw, in d, domestio Lumber. 2005 1, 820.50; €, $10.00 White pineA and B 5 $19.5, CRILING N0, [whife, 3¢ fn, 8 pine, % In, $45.50; No. L hard pine No. 1 hard pine, 7 i, £2°.60, ST0CK BOARDS-A ind 13,12 in, i, $27.00, GROOVED ROOFING-No, 1 pine, 12, 1 and 16 ft, $10.00; No pine, 12, 14 and 16 fr, $18,00, DIMPASTONS 12 0 14 ft 10 £t 18 £t 20 ft 22 ft A ft x4, $15 00 813 00 #15 00 $16 00 $16 00 #17 50 18 ( X011 00 1500 15 00 16 00 1600 18 00 18 A8, 100 15 0 1600 16 00 1800 18 50 2510, 16 00 15 00 W00 1600 1800 18 50 2x12, 16 00 16 00 1600 1700 1900 19 00 ixdto xS 10 00 10 00 BOARDS=No. 1 com $10.00 No. i com, $15.00; No. 4 comn, 12,50, Sinie LAP-No. U pluin & and {0 fnch, 18005 1d 10 Tach, #16.00: No. 3§ plain, 8 B G N Ine 10410 L TUMNG PICKETS -0, Xit SIS, e i well tubing, D 00; plekets, D, & HL flat, #2200 11 widths, £53.50; elear, SIDING 1'LOC £21.00 n, 1, #13.00; M2.000 D, 12 white Y common 1 common 16 00 16 00 17 00 1800 10 00 % G0 No. 2 com, #17.00; bats, & 1. 8. POrLAR j in, i1l wid ths, §20.50, Y. PINE FLooiNG star, dand 6 inch, # 5 rift FINISHING Y ELLOW PINE inch, £27.00; star, 1 inch s, LATH - Fxtin XA X, 82,03 AX, $200; 6-In, if' 205 b-1n, $2.0 AX, §215; Tath, 8 Wilite Ced 1203 Hla-in, 158, 11 ‘H' O red sent; doors, 5 per cont: blinds, b pe 1ldings, 45 per cent; straw Dboard, #1.430; tar board, $1.60; 5 $2.40, TOCK oA nd 1411, g ind 14 £t, 4 and 6 Ineh. 8250 Sawed, $6,00 6x . Clear. ineh.#26.00; 24,00 ~tandard No. 1, #1:205 ar 1in. A eet, 11 B select, 11 © selecty 114 d clear, 1 g, 14 and White T $10.50; No, 4 and 6in, 12 and f in, 16 {1, $10.50; n CING No. 1,4 and 6 fn, 12 and 14 . $14.00; No. 3, 4 and Gin, On hoard Ll Ash ( lummurn lin i Quiney isville nent, 1 vIV‘ Milwanukee Utic ment, $1.40; English I'mflnul “cement. #, New York plaster, 3 Michigan plaster, £2.00; Fort Dodge p and, #.00; P P hair per, sen salted hides, No. 1 flint hides, 3a@se; cal hides, 110 Jess sh sheep peits dr; i dr 1 » pelts, gi 5 per 10, 1014 TALS A No. 1, 44c5 No. 1, 5@3isc; grease 4 yellow, 2t stearine, 6l5c, BONES fons are for delivery in Chi- CagLo- le{ buffalo, per to £16.006018,00; dry ceuntry, bleached, $10.005¢13.00; country, d and meaty, #5. ).00. g1 Wi Naits-Buse steel nails, es BlATe—T, 0. 10321, 87, rke, 410, 112, % 1EET ZING Rop « SiErT TRO0—No: 26, £1.50; No. 27, fctly half and half, lanished boiler Sizes, 0¢ per 1h; sheeting, 5e per | e per 1. p, barb, $5.25; Small llll(- L X, 10514, al, T. O, 14x20, 112, #6.00; T PPE cold roliedl, and flats, Wine BLock T 1. GALVA cent; p 95, 185, e per 1b, bar, 3¢ ED SHEET TRON < plan. iron, Nos, 24 und 2 Discount 30-10 per A, 10003 B, ade Topics. The receipts of hay from the licht and prices are high as wil from the quotations. Dealers in flour report the market quiet. The weather 1§ too warm for buckwheat to move freely and the demand is not so good as it was last month. There 1s a better feeling in financial cireles over the condition of the money market at the great centers. The ontlook at New York and London was much brighter at the close of business hours yesterday. All over North Dukota we have conl from (iree to ten fect in thickness. erop- ping out at the surfuce. It the beet crop. is What It promises to be, artangements to ¢ form 1t into sugar wiil be made on a seale, the coal supply being an important tor. North Dakotw may furnish the country with sugarand Alabama will probubly fui- nish it with fron. This will be rather chung- e thias abau. as fhe popular fde has boen that the south furnished suga north iron. ~News, Savannah, Ga. LR District Court, The German American bunk of Kansas City yesterday brought suit in the district court o recover from the Kansas City varnish company, Robert E. Benton, 0. H. Brown, William Peet and D. G. Howey, the sum of £15,012.50. The note was exccuted by the Kansas City varnish company of Kansas City and endorsed by the other defendants re residents of this city. > Rochester Joan and banking company New York has brought suit in foreclosur inst Michael MeGuire, Bdward - IKane, Thomas Joffries and G. W, Hervey. RN utry are o naticed ns of soft of aganst Frank Kinsley was heard by Judge Clarkson last _cyening and a_deerce granted. The couple were married in 157 and a few weeks after the performance of the cevemony the husband deserted his wife and bas abandoned her ever since, o B Rheumatism or Gout? 30 to Excelsior Spring, Mo, Victimized Laborers. A dozen laborers from Sioux City arrived in Omaha yesterday en route for Newcastle, Wyo. They had puid Gibbons & Son §2 each for the privilege of going out there to work for Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins, but when the men reached Omaha they were informed that Kilpatrick Bros, & Collins had quit doing business with Gibbons & Son. The men were fora time in a_quandary as to what they had better do. They bad paid thy own fare from Sioux City, besides paying Gibbons & Son £2 each, and then found that the promises made by the cmployment agent were unreliable. Luckily they met one of the sub-contractors at Newcastle, who was oing out there, and he made arrangements o take the men with him, N Stumbling Blocks. Owama, Neb, Nov. 10.—To the Editor of Tug Bee: If there is anybody entitled to a leather medal for consnicuous idiooy it is the man who put down or caused to be put down on two defective places on the Sixteenth strect viaduct two blocks of wood raised three inches above the level of the walk. There would scem to be enough stumbling blocks for the citizens of this town, without the authorities putting any on the sidewalk. Respectfully, PEDESTRIAN, The new offices of the Great Roc Island route, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam streets, Omaha, ave the finest in the city, Call and see them. Tickets to all points east at lowest rates. s s Oarsmen’s Arrival. Professional Oarsmen John Lorgen, the Irish champion, and George D. Lee, two of the contestants in the land regatta to be held at the Coliseum next week, arrived in this city vesterday morning. Fred Plaste], Wallace Ross and H. D. Wise are still in Chicago, where they are practicing daily, - purity and_healthfulness, For boquet. Cook's Ixtra Dry Imperial Champagne hus 10 rival. It is splendid with a dinner. BLAKE, BOISSEVAIN & Co,, London, England, ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & CO, Amsterdam, Holland, BANKERS. Buy and sell American securities on commission (ondon and 0B kil Continental markels, egoLiations of new loans 8 spocializy OMAHA Manfacturers™ and Jobhers \ DIRECTORY BIL[ JIARDS. The Brunswick-Balke Collender (o, Billiard morchandise, Saloon fAxtiiros 407, 400 8. 10th street, Omiha, BOOK BINDERS & STATION BOXES. John L. Wilkie, Omaha paper box factory, 15171310 Douglas | | Orders promptiy fllea Omaha Republican Printing Co., Law briefs bank supplias, sthing 1n the printing line. 10th and Douglas stroots. Ackermann Bros, & Heintze, Printers, binders, electrotypers, blank book manu 1116 Howard str e —— ] EOOT“‘: AND SHOES, Charles A, oo & Co., | Kirkendall Jones &Co, Manufacturers and job bers 1100 Howard stroet Williams, Van Aer- | r nam & Harte, 1212 Marney street, Omalin, Nob Whalesale nactur's | Agents for_Hoston Rub flor Show Co.. 1102, 1101, and 108 1Hariey St W. V. Morse & Co., | snoe Faotory, Corner 11th | Tana Donglad sta, Oma | o Merchants invi |t catl and exam ine —— BUTOHERS' SUPPLIES. | Louis Heller, | Butchors' and _ Packe Hools & Supplios. b OIS dhekson St ———————————————— OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BTC. Columbus Bugey Co, Carrlnges, carts sulklo ele. CARPETS. Omaha Carpet o Carpets, off cloths, m 1 Douglas streot West & I‘m"dwr, Manufacturers fine cigars Jobbers of leaf tobaccos 1011 Farnam street. CLOTHING " Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturers & Whe lo Clothiers, 110 Harney St T Dean, Armstreng & Co, 402 N. 1ith Stee “Hello! 1450 COAL, COKE, ETC. Omaha Coal, Coke and | Lime Co, Tlard and soft conl. s, Hulbert & Elnm, Ohio lump.Rock Springs, Excelsior, Walnut block, sereoned ut, anthracite, Bmithing, stonm OMmce 314 8. [6th st. Uoutany & Equires, H dand soft coal ship- b 1308 Farn VH;rmon & W‘eefi | Acme 1un Walnnt olock an te conl 16th street., lump, An- Oftice 119 American Fuel Co. Shippers and dealers anthracite and bitu- minous conl, 215 8. 15th streot |BH, M'\lmney & Co. Hard Sot. Officea 813 N. 16th and eor. 10th and Douglas sts. Nebraska Fuel Co, S, 13th stroct, _ Omaha, Neb, J J. Johnson & (b, | 218 S, 13th street, Mount & Griffin, 203 8, 14th stroct, Omaha, Neb. | Howell &700,, 2178, 14th streot, Johnson Bros, 914 Furnam stroot, Omah 0 B ancns & 00., 1602 Farnam street, N Omaha, _—-—- CORNICE, Eag]@ Cornice Works, Manufacturers of Galvan F, Ruemping‘ cd iron cor T windows, d caps, finial S11 Farnam St —_— DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co., Dry goods, furnishing goods, i ot Cor. 11th and Toward sts, Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Goods Co., | Dry goods, nations | furnishing woot Corner H1th and 1 nts ney —_— ELECTRIC AL SUPPLIES, Wolf Elccm al Co. Tllustrated Catalogue free, 1014 Capito Avenue. FARM MAOH'NF‘RY ETO. Parlin, Orendorff & [ Martin Co Corner Jor O Broken Bow Roller Milling Co. and warchouse, I6th strect. 8. F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th streot. Black, - o Manager. T. G Northwnll. weral western Skandin P} 13491151 Shorn akent W Co nay R. T. Davis Mill Go,, M Omaha House, St and Jaekson sts, at St. Josoph. (Clemens Oskamp, Mg of ready to ralse P Juck Meal, world FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co., Furniture and carpets, 11151119 Farnam streot, | Ohas, Shiveriok & Co. Furniture and Carpots. 12061210 Farnam St. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Schnude}‘t{Lnomm, Jobbers and Importers of notlons and furnis Koods, 1111 Howard street. [7.T. Robinson Notion Co,, furnishing goods. Tebrated brand " overnlls, pants, shiFts, conts, ete. ok, 12th wnd Foward sts, GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. “Keouard Glass and Paint Co,, 1408-1412 Harney street Omuba William Cummings, d 610 South 16th St., Omahn, J. A Fuller & Oo,, 1402 Dougias Streot, Omahn. Bruce & O; venworth st Blake, 900-909 L Omahn GROCERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, | 705-711 8. 10th street, Omaha, Neb. D. M. Steelo & Co., 1201-1205 Jones street, Omaha, Neb. Allen Bros,, 1114 {larney street, Owmaha, Neb. Hugh G. Clark: Agent Dupont’s Gunpowder, Blasting Huse, ol 1215 1 Meyer & Raapke, 1403-1405 Harney street, Omaba, Neb, Sloan, Johnson & Co, 9th and_Leavenworth stroets, Omaha, Neb, kiic(}ord, Brady & Co,, 15th and Leavenworth, Omahu, Nebraska. " GUN POWDER. HARDW ARE. Rector & Wllhv.lmy Uo| Cor. 10th and Jackson 5ts. wabs Lee-Olark - Andreeson Hardware Co., 1108-1110 Harney streel, Omabi,Ne b HIDES, WOO! "Geo. Oborna & Oo., 613 8, 15th streot, Omaha L, 'I‘ALLOW, FU‘RS 7. 8 Smith & 0o.,a 14081412 Leavenworth s Omana. _— IRON WORKS, Paxton & Vierli Iron Worke, Wronght and cast Building work, eng yrawn, work, ke n andry, machine Tinokamith work. U B Ry. and [7th st Acme Iron and Wire Works, Tron, wire and b 12 8, 100 streot W. Boeh, = ax ks Proprictor. Omaha Safo & Iron Works, Manuf'rs firo and burglae proof snfes, vaults, Jull work, iron Shutters and fire s, G, A dare & Jackson sts | Wilson & Drake, ; M'fg tubmlar flues, fire box bollers, tanks, ete, ng Iron Ines ern and Plorce nad 10th strects, - LITHOGRAPHING. Rees Printing O Lithographing, Blani it o LIQUOR"K East India Bitters W. R, Grotte, ter and Jobbe 1A Leavenworth Sts lsts on appl i (CA Dnuwl.m& Hardwood Lumber, 1810 North 10th Strect Charles R, Lee, Hardwood Tumibe arpets and Nooring Ath and Donglas, wood arquet | William Darst, Wines, Liguors and Cle | grs 113 Farnam St. Omaha | Frank Dellone & Co, Llquors and Genulne Noe adn Cligars Douglns Stroot UIVIBER Con| Tohn A, \Vu)«lu-ld Tmported. Ameriean. Port- Tand Comont, Mily i ikea Hydraulie Cement and Quiney White Lime Wyatt - Bullard Lume ber Co, 20t and Izard Streots, " Fred W, Gray, : ‘I.;nuisrfmdfurd,a Lime, Cement Cor. 0th n1 Douglas ite. | Lumber, lime, coment,oto 28 Donglas stroet i) M ILLINBRY AND NOTION% 0. A Stonehill, Millinery, Notlons Clonks, 110118 8. 16th §t., Omaha | 1. Oberfulder & (:u,, Tmporters and Jobbers In Millinery | 208210400 212 South 11t Hreet Ete ——————————ee ey MUSICAu INSTRUMENTH DI‘C Max M\’ycr &Bro, Mg ors, don ¥ a 16th Consolidated Tar Line Co. efined and lubricat oils, axle grease, AL FL Bishop, Matia, A Booth Packing Co,. Oysters, fish and canned ROOUS. 1308 Leavenworth, ors In musical instruments, R Oo.| A Hospe, Jr., Pianos, Organs, Artists® Materials, ¥ 813 Dou ting ot ger 815 and BT Howard, — ey PAPER. Carpenter Paper Co., Carry a full stock printing, wrapping writing paper, card per, ete, PLATING. Western Phtmz W'ka Gotd, silver and nickel plating on of and pa- | polishingbr delier work. 114 Dodga. _— PRODUCE, COMMISSIO Ribbel & Smith rs In_country prod fruits, vegetal 1207 Howard street. Phelps Bros,, 1215 Howard street. 0. Rosso & o, Forelgn, California tropical fruits, 1215 Howard strect Porter Bros, Co,, California, Florida tropleal fruits, S01-811 Jones stroet. 0. W. Butts, - Mana Kirschbraun & Sol;s, Butter, eggs and poul 1200 Howard streot " Butes & Oo, Country_prodice, fr veget e ce specialtios, teus, spi ote. 4l fruits, 8.1 st ¥ Schnw(hr & Co., sh buyers butter and ples, | eags, ant genoral come mission merchants, South 1th stre E. B. Branch & Co,, Produce, frults of all Kinds, oystors, 1211 Howard street. Rob:rt Purvis, 1217 Howard strect Write for prieos an bute ter, ekis, poultry and s Clark & Oo, Butter, e pouLery i g G South 15t stre " Williams & Cross, Produce and fruits, and try 14 Hamnoy strec | | it e ——————) RUBBER Omaha Rubber Co., Manufacturing and | bers all Kinds ru ROOs, 1008 Farnum str GOODS, ETC. —_—— SAFES. A. L. Deane & Co., 1t for Hall's SASH, DOORS, M. A. Disbrow & Co., Manufacturers of s . blinds n ngs. Branch fiee, 12th- and Tzard QDF‘DS. Eml*rfiou,s ced Co., Seed growers N, grass, K 500 1 421-423 South 15th BLINDS, EC. Bolin Sash & Door Gor Manufacturess of moulds Ings, blinds, doors, ot 16th and Clark streets. deilors In 0 and s, | nd of- sty —_—— SYRUPS. Farrell & Compan; Wholesale manfacturers EYPUPS, molnsses i vinegars, 217-219 8outh Sth stre TEA, COFFEF, Consolidated Coffee lompany, 114 and 1416 Harnoy Omaha, Neb, STOVES. Daffy rowl:rrl'vu Stove Manufac'g Co., Manufasture stoves anl stove pipe 1213-1216. 1 Yy ot. , SPICES, C!GAR“}. Sstabioivt st —— ey H. Hardy & Co. Aolls, albums, fa ,.m|u...<.»nm.v<|.m. chlldren’s ¢ 1519 Farnan 28, rin STDAM AND TYPE. | Tho Omaha Type }‘num Iy, 115 Tidward street ar. ) st WATER SUPPLIES 0. 8. Wind Euguw &AL Strang & Sogy Pump Co,, Halliday wind mills and 20 Jones st. Toss, nCLIng manage Orane Company, prek stenm pumps; pliimb ) stroot. UNION STOCK YARDS LIVE 8100 Buyer & Truitt, -0 Exchango Bulld) gouth Omnha. §, J. Coffman, Smi Co., 20 Exchange Bulldin South Omabs. Wood Brothers, 25 Bxehango Balldlng, Bouth Omahs, - o | 101008 Farnam strook e | 2, Omalin, Neb. 1ng, OMAHA. CO, - - LIMITED, K 00‘11 MISSION, Martin Bros., 40 Bxchanio Bullding Chi cing & Exchange Building Bouth O Hunter & (:rcun, 80 Exohu ley e Bullding g, Houth Omaha, i \ fl'- ' - - ”~ . yennorth t o - X