Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1891, Page 15

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1801.-STIATFEN PAGES. The G. il. Hammond p: Shippers and feeders. THE CONDITION OF TRAD Stook Kecelpts, Batimated Today, A Week of Continued and Inoreasing Pros- perity at All Centers. 110 crrs. 8,300 Highest and Lowest. :YHE RECENT PANIC ALMOST FORGOTTEN. Prolonged Senson of General Prose perity at Hand—-Omaha Whole- Moving Cautiously— Trade as Good ns Was Expected, Prevailing Prices. The following 1s a tablo of prices pald on this market for the grade of stock mentioned: Fancy steers, 1350 to 1600 [bs Prime steers, 12 Good stoers, 1156 to 1350 18, . Hutehers' steers, 109 to 1 b Falr steors, 100 10 115) 1hs. A enon, 800 10 1200 1S . alr t0 2000 c0w: Good 1o chole The past week has beon one of continued t 1 increasiog prosperity at most of tho &veat centers of trade, country is steadily recovering from the shock experienced during the last two montus of 1800 and bids fair not duly to regain its former position but to The business of the Western cornfod St Western stecrs Western cows. havo forgotten thatit has just passea through their reserves to over #19, brokers can consequently borr 3 and, being thus enabled to cary more safely and ecasily, their customers aro o rein for buying, to which the ox- coptionally low prices are a sufficient induce- The reinvestment of January interest Average Cost of Hogs. The following table giv hogs onthe dates m s the average cost of ntloned, December ). Decenber il January 1 Junuary 2 January December 15, December 16, December 7. and dividends has gono perhaps m than usual into the purchase of stocks, and Anuary Innuary wuAry January 10 January 12. anuiry 13 Tanuary 1. = freo influx of the disability to buy a much less general than has be outsiders” shows that sing from the n supposed. The apparently successful formation of the Western Railway association has raised an expectation of improved earnings in alarge. Deceraber 24, and important territory, BIORIILGE §1 s buyingin a wide range of railro which encouraged d securities, parative Table, The following table shows the rangs in Old operators are looking for an active “bull” has already several points abov Monday, Decomber 15 tho carly part of Dec who, a_month general financial di or twoago, were of confidence and with the ud in the way of o prolonged sea- ) of general prosperity. y markets of the east are gnd the banks are responding moro liber 10 the demands of cus 5, and money Some complaint is still heard f the diMiculty of negotiating comm ntly duo to the desire on the part of lenders to” keep their surplus Tuesday, Decenibe i Wednesduy, December 31 .. Yoans, which s appi cash whore they can put their hands on it readily in case of need onditions provailing in the business and financial world, this hindrance to trade must Thursday, January¥. . Uriday, Janury 0 Saturday, Jan Monday Janua gradually wear out, To examine more in detail some of the most important branches of the wholesale and jobbing trade may furnish a better idea of the actual condition of business, large distributive points the grocery trade is reported in quite satisfactory uary hus upon the wihole been a very fair month thus far, with a great dealof very ac- business still Wednesday, Janu stiape. Jan- Saturday, Janu Average Price of Hogs, o prico patd for loads ot hogs on the duys Indicated in 1557, 158, 18% and Showing theaver operators in bulk lots are as a rulo quite disl \posed to take a genes view of the situation. Tn woolen goods there was considerablo im- al cheerful and hopefu- okt 4 the markot which are d all the way st 8% 10 from e per box, in o e up to 8100 per % 120 box. e ) 3 - ORaNaEs—Oalifornia n\hh Just commenc. " 3974 - ing to arrive. Ono oar i¥aleady in and thero Offieial Yesterday, 3 1 40 wiil be sovoral more in the'lourse of tho next 37 cars, 3800 Owttle... 04 oars 340 160 woek or ten days, Tho cPoP&ds reported Inrke fogs.... § onrs, 6,37 30 — i A the tock fine, and reasonablo prices may 215 Sheep.... fears, 19 340 100 be _anticipated. Rivo s are quoted Horses... 1 car, 10 a0 4 at 8400 and Navels at $3. The suppl 340 = of ~ Florids oranges 18, not large an a0 240 the market s not very Steing. Bright's are 4 340 8 quoted nt KLTH@A00° aNd Missots KI5 Yosterday. 36 &) Tiere are quite few Mexioan oranges on the Highess. 340 market wiich are good wdllors. They are Lowedt 240 10 now being received from the west const of 340 40 Mext00, south of Califoraia, and tho_stock Is a4 20 very bright and of good 'flavor. Thoy are o4 [ good keepers and are t«mw_mz in popularity. 340 8 hey are quoted at &160B3T6, 340 Prans—Some choice wimter Nollis are st M0 @535 on the market and are offered at &i,00@3.5 @435 1 a4 Eustor icurre, anothor varisty, uro” beld at @4.00 req ! 50, @.50 g 5] TOMATORS—Oallfornia tomatoes are on the ) w8 market, but a good many of thr first shipment SHEEP. $1.650@2.00 per 20-1b box. OMAHA oye, hlt patent, & No. 10, #2.50; Minnesota patent, nard wheat' patent, £.46; Ne wheat patent, #2. I, Gilman's @240 Nurs—Per It Brazils, 210; filberts, Lic @14¢: wain uts, 18] pe nuts, fancy white, Koi roasted, 1oe. SALA—-Dary, 250 b8 in bbis, bulk, 82:10; hest grade, (058, §2:30; best grade, 100 #s, F40: Dest 3 105, §2.25; rock salt, crushed, #2.10. #1.00, @k 100 @1.00 L0 @10 T XXX, 81.80; $240; Patent, 260, n—Very fine, ; 2-1b sugar, | Jack moal, $.75 per ease of 5 2-1b packages. -Ib standard western brands, £1.10. ooms--1-1b French, extra_fine, 1-1b Erench, fine, 1822¢; 1-1b Freneh, ordi: nary, W@15¢, Peas—2-1h early June, 8135 2-1b Marrow, standard brands, 81105 ked, urs. mber i) 18@20¢ s, Boston buked boans—s- 1y Sweet potatoes-i-1b New Jorsey, 5 okri tnd tomatoes, 81.6% H-1b Ok iy 13, i BGTs; rubard, 5-10, | £ succotash, #1.20e1.25, % S ik Pownkn Koyal, dimg cans, per dor. o, S 1a=1b cans, $1.4 =1b eans, 2,65, o b . WolfN i~ Price's dime cians, 00 1D oans, §250; 1-1b cans, 8 15D cans, por doz, H.0005.85, WRAPPING PArEr—Per 1D, best straw, 15x18 to 824, 1%e; dry goods, 43c; extra quality, manila, 640; manilla ten, 1318, 0c; dark rag, hardw 1t, 3 striped No. 1. i, 10@loc: No. 4.00; No. 2, No. 2. 50@00C; Rr -1b cans, $1.5 other kinds, 1, per 1b, 82 No. 4. boe, prime, £.0027.00: No. 1 No. 1, small, #2.5003. O1LS-150 prime white, 0%4c; 150 water white, 1ige; hendligh® Bes 7 gisoline 1140, OIf ), 9, 10750, cans—1¢al, .00 £13,5015.00, 2 gal, B.7501.501 6 gal, AXLE GREASE--Dor razior’y lirgo tins, ¥3000; medium bins, 8£2000; small, $15,00; other makes, wood, 85.5078.5), BLACKING-3 oz in box, 50675c; ladies' shoo drossing, 45cG31L00; stove polish, per gross, #0025, VLUEING —Liquid, 4 02,3 doz In hox, 00c031.75; 8 0z, 3 doz in box, $L50EL75; dry, small, 25¢; T ] 1tted, 15216 ShronsPepper—Sin zapore, sifted, 1160 3 allsplee, 100} eloves, Fenang, se- Dry Goods, Buckskin—Indian dresse dcer, summer, per 11 per Ib, 7 B80C; nntelope, per 1, 1x Fisher, No. 1. .50; N0, 8, 25@i0¢ 5.00; wolveriue, No. 1. $1.00a500. 2,0025.00; arten, 815 @70 100 @ @370 @7 shot. Jectod, | nutmeg s, 10-1b boxes, CRACKERS 801 ginger ar CHOCOLATE, man sweot, 243240; 00008, VOCOANUT—15-11 cases, 3 and 15 1bp per 1b. E: mucassor, i piekling Thorndyke, 0O, 8ide; Thorndyke, EE Thorndyke, 120,' 0%¢:" Thorudy ke Cordis,No. 4, 0e; Cordis, No.: OrECKS—Caledonin X, 0440; 10%0; Economy. 8ige; Otis. 8. CoTtoN FLANNEL—Guardia @565 10 @365 5 3.0 800 @350 @550 @357% @65 ¥ Ves 00, 114e; NN ¢ XA, 14c; DD P 57 3 YY, 18 , 19¢: bley MArcrES—Parlor, 200 and 30 per box, $1.653 0. 20, 84¢3 NO. 00, 101505 No. %0, 124 170 per gross; sulpliur, $LA@LH0. d slate. No. 50,8 2505 No. 0, 16 BRUSHES—Shoe, per doz, 3195 100; daubers, | colored Missouri valley T5@#1.00; serub Brushes, G0c02.00. GINOHAMS -Plunket chec! Mixed bird, 1-1b y. 4%50; hemp, 4150 anis SDIES—i) 1bS (0 DOX, V30 wax, 1lc, gingor, 4 0z, 185 . mining, 108 | ford dress, 81@ 12. provement at Now York anda good many out oftown buyers were roported in last week. demand was good on most all lines of woolen stuis, Tn cotton £00ds tho conditions ‘were not quite so favorablo to the sellers, the prominent males of bleached uoted lower. There was con- orablo sellfng, but the market appears to overstocked. The metal market has not been all that oould be desired. The output of pig iron has market on bar iron was ‘boon small and the unsettled, and plates weaker, As to the trade in Omaha and surround- The conditions are very much as was anticl- pated the first of the month and about the same as dotailed last week. Wholesalers are inclined to go slow and to give the retail trade of the state an opportunity to clear stocks before Collections continue poor an improvement is looked for. farmers to meet their store accounts in many localities, on account of the failure of crops, 1s cramping o good many country merchants, But this was to be expected and is creating no surprise among the trade, bers donot look fora very heavy business ing the next fow weeks, = g - 52rEe - no 1mmediate The inability of £ 2g2ELE] ® g B e T 282! Tho~banks report money easier, but it is none too plenty for urposes and & still further im- direction could not hel] ut be of a great benefit to all classes Under the existing couditious the trade of Omaha is as good as could wall be Representative Sales, OMAHA MARKETS, OMANA, Jan, 17, 1891, I8 of cattle 2600 as 2134 vestarday and Baturday of last week. The market was about desirable "grades of butohiers' stock and others slow and weak, the east desirable selling at 6@l0c lower. rs were active and strong. HoGs—Estimated recelpts of hogs 830 s compared with 6.472 yesterdny and 4,822 Baturday of last week. The market was 10c lower oui all kinds and active. All sold. of the prices the bulk selling nt #.10G4: 76; light-lichts, 8.500%.80; lizh €.00@.55; mixed, k.50 the prices pald was 8.8 48 con 7l $3.43% yesterday and #.40 Saturday of SiEEp-Estimated recoipts of shee gompared wiih 190 yest t iundy. Natives, &.50@4.55: baTTLE—Estimated rec BEn=28828 &5 L5888 3 ——— s o 0 0 52 G ° e 005 0 030 0 00 €905 555 0969 BSOS € BEEREEREEEREEEESRREEGE westorns, §2.000 Receipts and Shipments. Showing the official receipts and shipments °lt°;l"'l°' hogs and sheep on thedates indi- e s o Baturday, Jan. 5 ettt e 2333 S8SSSZIAVIAISESLLZILRBER &5E8 B e Baturday, Jan. 11.... Bocond weok of Jan . e < gadagazss 1] B & B TOCKERS AN 2E, 2 2 e 2 @ nd week of Jan. t woek of Jan. . 5., 763 2 60 urth weok of Dec. Third ook of Deo L week of Dee. BULLS AND COWS. Disposition of Stock. S iiammoni 0 28 £ = iiton & Stephen... & £E22u8 , Hammond Pucking Oo. pers and foedoers .. B, Hainmond The Week, number of head of stock pur- on this market as reported by the ‘welghmasters of the Stock Y ards com) the week ending Saturday, Jauuary 1t | A\ Showing the EEEREEEEERRRERREEEEEY H, Hammond & 0o King eompuny. .. # - packing company pcking coupany. 000 0006 00162 85 G 8062 £ 89 09169 600908 63,0509 €962 62 0260 €982 0903 65 62002 83 Bxlsleebefeal| | EEE2eBY [PIEILFAV22 L BEREEBEEEE 223588888 Do % oiAcCGFine out. per Ib, 25@%0; plug, 22 Lumber, sO 1 em smokiug, 2@Gic; fancy brands, He@ oQuotations are for carfotsgn board cars. at 4 5 P ;| Omaha: Corwre—Groen—Rio 22@2ic; Java, 270 . Bundarl iR L, e, Roasted—Arioss, o5 Bunoli, O 0 1l o0 £ 4t Bt 4w | sunday, German, $xo;, Dilllworthie, Y%cq Lion, 00 815 00 $15 00 $15 50 316 00 #17 0) $18 10 4 m 4 mall pouch, 5 ", m“".“'. c %‘/0‘:.“" .. 1500 15 00 15 00 15 50 16 l»D.IBW 18 00 im | ge A Cattep phastico— a0 | S k0 100 B0 BE 1o %) 170 180 50 837 Sy AL ived, - Ib - pails, 8i@8ico; stick, | 3X10. 1600 1500 1500 15 50,16 00 17 50 18 00 Sug«;&p 2{3 w,,,.,.1..1\_"‘,;;‘3.‘ ,,I ixed, K.‘m ;):““mw 1600 1600 16 00 17 00 18 50 19 00 o stick, Bigo; Jar and cuse cand Holldny | Sunday. 4 haes KX8.16.00 1000 1600 1700 18 00 19 0010 00 S5t | Bty e i B O 18 FENOING—No. 1,0 In, 12 and 14 ft, rf, 810.00; sar | 8% B R oratn, s | No. 1, 81n. 16 £t 810,00 4 in, $10.0; No. 2 6 ‘in, soi | s | D T o ita, | 1341 14 b, f, #1400; 4-in, BH00;" No. 26 In., 1§ il | 8| AR oon, 31.60¢ syrn, | {6816.00; & in, 81600 No.h 6.1n, '12 and 14 't sa | en 81.5; dowell, $1.75; baper, metal hoops, ¥, ;}‘“0}3 41n, 813.00; No. 3, 61, 16 ft, 313.00; 4 in, i codiir.3 rass hoops, No. 1, all red, ©:30; sedar, | 005 0 o L e e 00: 6, Jan. '88. Dbruss hoops, No. 2 red, 86.00; codar.3brass | "V Go0s0: D, e, - hoops, No, 1 striped, 86.00; ‘eedur @ brass | %o sups—No. 1, com. §18,50; No. 3, com, $15.00; Sunday. | hoops, No. 2 strip 50; horse, extra heavy, | oG 0 s Ny 1L 50, Holday. | No.1,%75; well buckets, 8335 ' Butterwarc— | Ny 8 ool Mbp0: No. 4, com, SUBL b8 Tubs, ash. din, per nest, 700; ash, 2 in. 21a rge = o e J o ;| 54 #0.50; B, 0-in. ‘White' pine, 80.00; D, §20, O slac. ber nost, d50; butor ludles, hard wood, | #9505 b Sl white pine, Reoo: b, S susasr 1. A H oo butter puddies or spades, e, Washbourds | (i WhiLe piue Gel. ) $17.00; sor | s | —Single ¥ 401200 double, ©8@IB. Clothes- | o0k BOARDS--A, 12:In, sis, $4800; B, 12-In, 501 | Sunday. | Pins—5grossboxes. 60c. sls, $46.00; O, $0.00; D, #25.00; No. 1 comnion, 12- o | O MorAssES—t bbis—N. O. fancy, per gal; 460 O o oy R4 g soi | 838 480; cholce, 40B40¢; good, 38@@de; Cuba. baking, " 13-, sls, 13 ft, £20003 No. s1 | su o Dlwckstrap, 18@32e: syrup, 70 grade, AR R U T (S 20c; % bbl. 260; 4 gl kegs, B1.; 2 gulkits, | gi7c0;" No. 1 comuion, 12-1n, s1s, 48 | i, | | Staan-—Grimulated, son cubey 63 cut N RS ndny. ouf, Thct powdered, standard i 2, $16. N I 0,003 N . 516 ot 40t 3, Bo: © 2,$16.00; No. 1, O. G., 8 in, 310.00; No. 81 ik R O e e a1 in, wrooved roofing, 12, 1 and (6 £, 81050 LR L S G LT e INISHING—-15t and 50 c]., 1in, 825 810,00 1% Ciigrse—F. O, twin flats, per Ib Tie; W 0, | | FINISHENGZLSt L Young American, itc: domostio Swiss, 1bige; | 11 and 3 in, B0 8 elonrs Hn, e, B0 1 brieke, tos Edunm. in fotl, each 810" §und 2 {n; 85:00; 13, selcots 1. wls, K003 114 INEGAR—Apple clder, 100; doublo elder, 120; | 12 ands L e o e Eara0. 18 No.Av. Pr. | white wine. l%: triplo strength, 1%, TaRngs Ok K0, (AN MY ILN 193 84 06 ETARCH - Por 10, HG8C, R e 410 Prokres—Medium, bbls, 88,00, smatl, 110,00, | o Kot O setect. a1 30 0 BLI X, o $10 | ghorkins, 811.0; Boston mixer, RVEE X oy Sear g2 | Rece-Java,6c; choloe, 0o fan Aoarin Tanr Th16 §20.00; Jeb 425 0. o 0} $ Sieeh 13 | “inpnpervbl, rofined, som; naie bui, g 5o, | and 3 cloar ¥ coiling, ¢4 1st und 2d clear, 430 | nard eldor, pure, por bbl, 85.0); orange cider, | ficolltug, BIO50; Istand ad clonr, cclling &5 i 430 | half bb), 86.50: pear older, hull bbl, ¥ and 2d cleur, finish, 824, from 1 in. §0.00; 15t i@ hll‘(’,':“w““:{‘\, “"“”‘(',”v'l‘”,"‘,‘;‘l"‘,“';‘;]; Tow g | and 20 clear, fiuish, 2%, from 1% and 2 in 45 | enoice, 1z tunop, in Sugkcs, 10%30: 0003 Ist und 2d cleat, y p' casins, £0.05; baso 487% spborries, 25 1bs 10 | Thohror Lusmper—8-inoh and up, 1st and 2nd s 401 Yol cuttants, | cjopr. i inch s2s. ®500:8-inch and up, 1st and A o il orale driod wrapos, dn Dags bage, | 2nd clear, % inch panel 820.00, 450 | 174e; Callforafn dried Eraped i masatals | SAsH, Doons, Etc.—Tar bourd. 81.50; sash, 5 450 diess Sultanas, sacks, 10e: muscatols, (| SASE GEGICR R T DTS Thge! SO 450 | 84c: new Valouota So; Oudra Luyer, 0t 8% | Jiouldings, 3 per ct; tarred felt, por owt, #2.10; 480 | ayers, H@z2ie; citron, Loghorn, 200; lemon | oo o el (s ecl, o ATALINIS s o - IR o 350 | PCorrre — Green — Rio, 220%0; Java, 270; | o BATTENS, WELL TuniNG, Fr0.—-0. G. 2%-Inch, 6503 4xi, sis, B Roastek—Ariosa, go: Bunoln, ), a1 d-ir ! 24150; Diliworth's, %%e; Lion, E'T}.hfi;{ r!%!!.lm plckets, D. & H., flat. 820, Cordovia, 2 . boxes, HAG@150: ehlcory, THSY dozon—Tubs, No. 1, 3.35: keeler, ek grain white codur, 4-in, best, §1.25 gmnoop,owk arained, L7 hoon, 35 syrup $1.85; dowell, 8L75; paper, metal hoop, #2.5 cadar, § brass hoops, No. 1, 'all red, £.50; codar, % 6 Inch clear pine, $1.90; clear redwood, lath, $2.50 Posts—White cedar, 6 inch, qrs, 1le; white cedur, 5 qrs, 8¢; white eedar, 4 inch, round, K, 8c; Tenncsseo red cods Dails, r, split, 140, 3 brass hoops, No. 2 ‘red, $.00; cedar, 3 brass hoops, No. 1 stripod, 5. o, Leteiped, Ihmssnfiom, Metals. triped. $4.50; horse, extra hoavy, No. 1, Wik NAts—Base, well buckets, #3.35, Butterwaré-Tubs, inch, per nest, 70c: ash, 2-nch, 2 large s1z0, per nest, 450: butter ladles, hard wood, it SORSSRRLELLEELEHEER Planished boller size, 18 not large und consists of "fowa and Kunsus stock principally. Quotations, $3.50@4.50. coke, 4x1:10, 112, 3, Z1xo--$c. El & PR Lk , No. 1 groen salted hides, 2 rown potatoes were very scarce it would [ NO- 1 ErO o Booin that quite a §ood maty are belng heid in No. & sroan salted hidos, &0 40108, different places. ‘A dealer claims to have | ot vealcatfh B 10 15 ihe. GCk, 0.~ been offered round lots of good stock at 850 | | 1 1 SO R0- 8 Y L RS, TO TR0 900, Lna small way from thestore much bet- [ fiit hides, boi To 4 dry Huited hids ter prices ure being obtained. Colorado pota- | gi¢oP DEILE=GhEect sulibd, Bucl HcEhl. toes are quoted at $1.10@ 1,20, AleRA0 S0k hllz"r e g ey o OanBiGe—The first shipmeont of Oallfornfa | FEM: SBCH, NOEh Aea s ho 0@ - fforntn | wooled eurly skins), No. i, etoh cabba o has arrlved and is solling at do per | weoledeuriy sihis, No. be flint Colorado buto urrived in poor condition. Good stock is worth No. Pr 100 Wwestorns, Wothors. ... 42 Flonr. 115 westerns, wethers. .., L) R. T. Davls Mill Co., high patent, No. 1 and @500 Orenm, £.60; Blue D, tull pa .65; Knnsud raska spring now White, 1 X705 Myrtle, I'idelity, §2.80; ODA-Pnokagos, bio; Kegs, A’ ready to raise buckwheut flour, 4 ":-TDA Packages, (0 1bs to box, bie; keg or m:wn! 05\ lAxs oWl UANNED Vi TAD 3-1b, #$1.00 | In bbls N. Y, 8 Excelsior brand, #5.50; Slap This promised to be the extent of the break. | miow There was uothing in the news to lve | courazed lonys. Raecoon—No. 1, large, (00@70c; No. 1, medium, andoe; No. 1, emall, W@40c; Nos. 2, 3 und 4, | different. Exports show of for the weok. Liberal receipts in | week from Fronch poas—Por oaso of 100, §1.%00:2.00. Thren 690802) Mo 1, rredldmL 40 ns-2-1b high grade, %c; 2-1b wax A V800 Nos k. a +Bi1b, string hoats, 800, - Lima benns BHIALG RO NOLH O RIS formore general snows, New York eleared polnt also reported some fifteen boatloads | sou offresh export business, and Baltimore six boat louds. The visible supply is expected to show a decrease of perhaps 500,00 bushels. “This sort of bull news was not felt. Exports | next week, atand flour from both cousts for the | aged bulls k were 1,104,000 bushols, against 2,076,000 | HOI0 brisencs of of hozs are not surprised o beans |~ Mountain Wolf-No. 1, 82507 0. 2, $1.00 @150; prairie wolf, No. 1, BusLW; No.3, @10 5003.50; No. 2, 81.50@ | of wh V bushels last woek azo. Asthe Bloom buylng was the £ p yesterday, so Bloom sclling was the featuro | MeCormick & Co. say Opossum—No. 1, cased, 10@12¢; No. 1, open, No. 1, full furred, 0@ 7oe; No, 2, 208 TEAS sundried, 110C, 2001601 b Biack. No. 1, $10.00@%.00; grizzley, No. B ey 800 ® 0; brown, No. 1, 2.00610.00; cub, itstarted down to e « amillion more wheat go. The Bedt00; | @ Monday's bei full, per I, 2@ winter, per b, 20@2et green salt, per elié, per 9%, up to 0315 closed with a fair recovery, much th on Friday. During the iast half hourMay | n sold up to 95%0 and close 1450 lower for the d K040, off to 883e, o l¢ to 9e toMige at the close. o, Iynx; No. 1, #.50@ cassta, Ching, 4-=1b, muts, 93 | CoTroN WARP—BIbD, §, white, 18ic; colored, York, 32 in, 12%c: Swift River, Ti4c; L e} 6ige. net; o1 GG, 03401 than ever and there was protty free solling of long corn 10'clock was: 51 tosl%e. At the ceded by the tho session was a sort of ~ ké, 63e; Whitten- ackages, 5¢; | ton, 63c; York, 0%c: Normundl dross, se; Cal- cutin dress, itse: Whittenton dress, ScBred- May elosed a seller Slize tod@SI%e at the close. Privileges on May than other cereals and closed witha gain of | forstoe 10 10 4i%e to | Squirt of wetivity but with no e to el January was entirely neg- | changes in prices, und whilo there was a firm New England’s for all p lowed some lioavy selling by entire bear #1070; lard to # those prices the support was good and there wis o gradual fyprovement. Pork olosed at | The addition #10.7714: lard af #0.60; ribs at ) This was a decline from last nizht of 2o lard, Be In ribs wnd 7%e in mess pork, OQudahy s0ld ribs heavily. Lozan & Oo., Counsolman and McOormick & Co. were buyers of products, | North Amer! Some lard was bought for forcign account, PRICES AT CHICAGO. euch; Burlingt sourl Pacific, SHonT Rins| THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | Bnfaaty st e bl e FroutEing are weak, principaily pork. tinue seiiors, market im! Market—Corn Goes Down Helpe | PO next weck, lessly —Large Receipts Against Com. Wi with ¥ Provisions, prices soon [Speotal Telegram to Tree | Bl OH1CAGO, Jan, 17, considerable activity and with firmness and better prices i cereals anda heaviness an lower prices for provisions. At the end of the first hour all the pits were more qulct. @The fact that Bloom took a plunge in wheat on the bull side late yesterday did not app to give the market much buoyancy tod There was a firmer feelinz on the curd and the Ing was a trifie higher than tho close and the pricoduring early trading was put 4o over the close yesterday, This repre- with 4 view Speoulative encouray more than | | | | | the extremo low price oyesterday, at the market backbono d o groat falling | 10 Slears the northwest continue. Instead ot blizzards M,000, in for the bare whoat flelds, tho Indications were | diouraxin which the 000 bushelsof wheat and some flour. That | fover s but re nd 751,000 bushels today. The bears went gunning for him | Cressed movement of early und got some of his wheat CHEC: around 05%c. abont what he pald for it. Then the market had a rally of i4¢ and when | Ontoaqo, Jan. 17. wte for | eral ars. Tho | for recoipts here, was ction in May was; Opened at id 957¢, 0ff to B340, up to K3%e, off to | oth at 1o'clock. The wheat market | bidd January w d closed at 80c: July at | instockers The prico of May corn y | to mediug ables, no ather. The local trade acted more tired ttmes. The action for May, up to © to 5140 to S1g@d ke to ble | WE ose It was gencrally con- orn crowd that the business of ening up, with sell- ing by longs and buylng by shorts. J ry was quoted at cl t d8e; Fobruary 48%4¢; at St%e; July 52 to 52e to .09 i were 51 e and onts market she 1 ed better strength Tak BE The e for Muy. Sules were ub 4 el at e July, e, el 1u provisions 1o od, as 1t began, kot. Koceipts this i and prices wero off s sducts st il were called 52000 | ing — wus In the pit prices (. Then fol- [ hour whe Cudaly and the | s pork went § xils to 8. »iwd, M 4@ Al and with & rovement cannot be expocted, 5 g Receivors sold corn today for Botter Pricos and Considerablo Activity in | count, as moyerent hands reported Inereas Oeroals. ell, Boaman, Logan sold: brokers for PArdridgo were consplono s 'rovisions—T' sountey ne- ot was active oarl at. but hewvy ABLANKET FOR THE BARE WHEAT FIELDS, | i wors well takon b trooh bving for an | vance ns wol ‘The long inter- .-.n l!;luin‘th% though the market closed steady. Bloom's Unloading a Feature of the | by the advince In whe New York, Tan, 17 —Whe BXPOELS, 4500 bushol at. We autieipate low tt-Hopking Co. at started off v arly everylody anx Longs wanted o ge nted a higher But there was but littie demand fof s this was satistied tho shrink: i sold ot he took on yesto BEE.)-The markets on ‘chunge opened with | dridge covored fre had some on the rally, but wore probably on the trade ge Christio-Lathrop ther buoyantly and bears w 3 options eas spot heavy s Subsequently he ns wenk) Jany rally has boon toe riing nfrosh continie togrow less are good, but nd thedemund oW, Masle: off A standard A, Unitod closed. Ko westorn, iy i oW mess, §11 receipts keep up falllmg. Tt issaid mill higher. We do hort interest 't belle vo there is nny biglong the market. T and mainly of local characterBWe fces next woe . J. MeCornick & Co, to F. sented the Improvenient for theday., The | Co.-Wheat market has been quite active and hour before the close the price of May was at [ the tradiug has at times been of s, | tude. Tho prominent foature o has been the covering of a large line by our prominent shorts. 803 Blgin, 8@ Stronger; lig Easior at 0 The news w Cables were in- | Ish. Uablos were easier n tc Tho clearancos Whisky—$ 1.1, Butter-Unclinnged, Weakor; No. 2, oush, ol nbove was able to confess that the Cornlower, Recolpts are uary, 4340 bid 1tl00k Is not eak undertor ports generally sy that the the country indicates MiNNEAPOLIS, Jan, denmand for spot w nuary, 3¢ on track, $osTe Wheat-Woaker: No. 3 No. 2 mixed 525 i No. 2 mived, {ic kRt CINCINNATY, Jan, 17, )i from the country. VE STOCK. Special Telog Business was slow and the only stock od prices as the close yeste 5%0, sold to | day wasa load or two Bloom let nearly | BER])—CArTLE LIVERPOOT. Jan ors offer moderatol y. mand fair;mixoe. Duyers gener. 12 that was Cows and can- & 1o to 1he same as | not right up to zstock closed w atwike, orless thun | week. Prime fat quoted at | in demand at nsicted last head; markotst stoers, £.006 week at steady and strong prices, 3 . cows, BLII; $tookers, s put down to 51c¢ | s looked for next week. atone time today, on the weakness in_wheat, | were at $.00 Tiberal receipts andlarzeestimate for Monda recolpts, There wis no help from help from cash corn, no help from shipments, | Hoas which were light, and no help from the | turnof 20 o to extra steers EL0@A; COWS, o hoavy and butehers' first sales showeda cloan as compared with the opening yes ower than the close, but from trome flzures thero was o the end of the day higher thi o AL N0 Lo w the low prices of the day £8.350643; priwe and 10¢ shipnionts, 1000 fair to fancy riy in the mornin a genoral advinee over head; markotlow e S.003.40; g, 3. he. I y anl butcher w 1ght, #3.50 iz ht-light, 85.90@3.40. FINANCIAL. izlits, K.00Q + New York, Jan. I7.~[Spocial Telegram to ~STOCKS.~It way @ good half day The market opened with a little head; market ko Weekly Ea New Yok, J to Tue Bre.| tho following chango: Reserve, Inerousn. tone shown, with receipts at the yards against the mars [ Were inclined aispiuyed by the genoral list until sred among the uetive stoeks ind ares of ourly losses. It was duving the last trading hour that the market br: ened an st “The banks now hold B1),183.% x cly 8,000,000 to Dank re- 75 for .\lur serves wis n favorable feature, n IJII‘{' avdper cent. . “Chicago s movel receipts, 1 to WX, ‘eI © VOTY gen- becrmeo very gen Wt The following ferred, t070% ; Atenison und Lac! b, & and St. The close was bouy~ The follownz were th e closi Wednesdiy. S = <] - Island, each, 1per cen! §085]¢8|8 | 8 & H H conmoprTy | & 5 : g $ H U. 8.ds coupons.... ISl H : UL & digs rogular, WHEAT- | W ) | :Yv :lnll'«vu‘u)lt'nu ‘l 0556 § DOM|8 Oil4 B05K-1e 8 06Lg I.‘_f.‘l “ I':I’L' o 1 al Wia| WK Lt Chicago & Alton., oo | onk| s | i dunivaion gl ol e o) | Dl Y L W 108 | Kanins & i -inch well tublng. D, & M. 2 D Ml Potch, 2 Mochn, | & “ L Pouch, STk ek i | SiiNues, LAt A" pine, 8.8 duva, 2o Collow-Fssonco— €10 | gangard A" 2.43: oxtra “A," codur, 49, 11e1 0 inch ' Inch, 348, 0c; 8 inch, 50; split i steel nalls, 2¢ per 1b; 27c per 1b; shecting, 2 per 1b; pit H 700; Dutter paddies or spadesvc. Washbonrds er b, o —Single, $1.407200; double, #.5033.2. Clothes- barb, $3.23; gal., #3.05, ] pins—5 gross boxes, 60c Charcoal, L C., 1ix20, 112, $.00; L i% Vegetables, i a0, 4150 No. 27, 8,60, 820 LerTUuck -Cholce stock, 4ie. —Sirietly hu]hvn A half, 1Blge. 325 SWEET POTATOES-Tlio supply on tho marlkot ATE-L, O, 10x3, $150; L X., 10x14, ONTONS—Offerings not large and demand BLOCK Tix—Small pig, 500 per 1b; bar 40 fair at $1.50 per bu. for homo grownstoek. | perib. Bpanish, $1.00 per crate. (GALNANIZED SHEET l\(.N—fDIfl('mlnt 50-10-5 HEAne—Cholte wivy, 8275 medium, & o cents pat. plan. fron. Nos. 24 and 27 &, 10340 Hungarlan, £2.40. B, 935c. CeLERY—Clolce stock, 35@d5e. Xuranaaay-Some ehoico Michigan stock s Miscellaneous. solling skoparbusiel . - BrAN—Saocked, ver ton, $2L00; chopped feed, PERSNIPS—Ver bbl, $2. P 8160 NO R B Por bushol, $1.3 Ti1DEs—Frozen hides4@4340iNo.1 green salted PoTATOES—In Spite of reports that homo | hldes, 5@oiic: No.2 greon salted hides, watio; o 40 1bs, Hedige; No. 2 dry L31.25; sle; No. 2 and Nebraski 1b, The local supply of oastorn cabbage has S0y d gt 1 J T Tow and from jaw on deaiors wiil. flkely PAionar wooi pajis pes (b Qs T U0 Took Turgely to Ualitornin for supplies. Higs Aty Aot ianisan A)03ApsRAkS Murpain T vaal peits, per b, e Fresh Fi actual welght. 100 ‘w-y Rlint” Chlorads PN Luko-Silver herring, 8c; peroh, round. 6o; [ murrain wool pelts, por ib, ‘aetunl weight, 8@ R4 orch, dressed and soaled. Sei pickled, round, | 100; dry pleces and bucks, ‘wetual welghit 7 oot 140 o; steak trout, 8¢; trout, choice, fo; perfeet . 160 540 | white fish, 80; pike, round. e; siripped bass, | - Hlickory Nvrs—Large, perbushel, $1.50. B8 110 cropble tde; black bass 160, Sey~Cod. | Leatuzu—Hemlock styoxhtor soie, 2@ 240 340 | warket, ke: haddock, te; smolts. 100; flound- | per 1b; hemlocic dry lilg solo, 04 nk 00 hdo | e 13ci red snavper; 1io; bluo fish, 20c; hall- | sole, H@ie; Krench Kip gkins, $owdl.in; w3 but 17 lobsters, 18c; eels, ioi' Columbia | French calt skin, SL&GZ0G Anorl uk 85 #4344 | rivér sulmon, iSe; mackorol, large, each, 800; | calf, Nc@ALIs: Americyh hemlock caif, Then 85 3430 | shrimps, per gal, #1.50; soallops, por'gal, .60, | $110: American ouk kip.! M@S50; Amrl o0 baan hemiock kip, 60 skins, 50081.00; i v Country Produce. gont skins.iper foot, 20@e 80 345 GAME-Quite & good many rabbits were on | ,HONEY—White clover, 1°Jh frames, per b, — 345 | suloyostorday and cotton talls went as low in Ormasia $Omak — 345 | some cases us 6v und up toT5c. Jacks, #2. 00 DOAKLpata At QA 5 18 | g fler Wbl Ash’ Grovo Hu to; Ohamp 345 PourTRY—The recelipts lnquluh\rfio and | e fie Quiney white s U tm 5 445 | there isnot muchsnapto thotrade. Dressed | §1301 Miiwnukeg coment, $14% Utlen Lo 120 343 | ohlokens, 1t cholce, bring 7@, while lurge Knalish Toriayi cament .40 New 200 545 | and coarse stock 'sells down to o Turkeys flaster. 84 Michigan Dlastar §.0i 120 345 | Dring 10011c, Geeso and ducks are vory plonty | LOf% Lodze plustor, 8L75; white sand, 82.00; 40 345 | wndBo s ubout the outside price obtafnabte | Vi hatr. perbale #L00, 0 oL £ 345 | ubless for somothing vory extra. tullow New & Saitoes Eroass, wINGS a; BALHE] 240 § 45 nmm—mfhn good country butterts gar | UHIOM No. % @30 groase, while a, 50 §45 | from belng plonty and pricesare firm. The | EIvdse. while b, daddnes K 0 345 ‘| speoulators are paying 10120 and occasionally | KreiSe. darks ”'Lv‘f’: Nyt 160 3 45 for something extra. Selected rollsgzood | Prime. 16@2ic: rough tallow, 4@ 0 18 | omunn ton ks s ronsil Crode bring mae. BoNES—In cur lots only—Dry buffalo per ton, 0 14 | onoamhion bt doosy " | 810.00@15.00; dry country, bloached, per ton, 2 38 | _Eaas—Tuemarket is woak and the majority | $LWGILN0; dry countrydump and ineaty,per B0 343 | ofthe ks arosolilng at 17c, with some round | W KRl detivered in Bhiongo . ot 1 I8 | et e e BLACK WALNU ts—Per husliol., $1.25. 1% Do Brntin SO0COANUTS = Per 10, Backed, W.50; bulk 0 343 nd such varte- | - (OAL-On bourd cars at Omaha—Athraite. @8 03 a8 Bon Davis and Winesaps are hold at | —Ohestnut, ransge and 05,8, 0 por ton, gra; 7% | 8500 The stooks on hand are small andkeep- | 8.5, Soft coal--0hlo, $.00; Sowthorn 1llinots 80 8471 | Ingpoorly. The ioss from poor kovplng s | #1603 walnut block, .53 lown lump. 815 P been heavy during the season. Towa nut. 8275, @ 847 QuiNces—There aro stillafew quinces on EsTNUTS—Largo Itallan, 15¢ per1b* Ma 5 2g | Lauke S May. a5 | Missourl Paci MONEY-On gl cent. | R 5 = B s = Piine MERCANTILE PAVER—G08 per cont, K STERLING KX £ | stxw-day bills, conxopITY § L 5 ird weok of Junuary. WigaT- 5 third week of Junuary. May 3 Suly.lil 5 ork this week. Cull;‘—,! 0 8% account. H0T.r W[ 483 | Kennett, OaTs— Board Notes Cudahy sold 1,000,000 rivs. Bloom hias dumped his wheat. eople huve been s Bloom sold 200 wheat to Walker. elow G0 it has hee Hll)pL!lls& Co, to Christlo-Lathrop ennott Hutch bid July wheat to 9lcin order to sell May. Cash . Louls wheat. 02 Onsn 8 prives g outs, ditse. RUE Callson wheat huve sold for next week as | Sircot is low ns V08, Estimate next woek hog receipts Monday 45,000; for | by thi ho same diy [ast your. four ports, wheat. 7,338; corn, : flour, 9,100, Partridge and Lozan are eredited with buy - | gre ng most of the wheat recently. At Minneapolis there was a good demand for cash wheat atslightly ligher prices than yos- terduy's close, §t. Louls—Reoeipts, wheat, 21000 bu.; corn, 1 prted 1 56,000 bu.; oats, 30,00 bu, Shipments, wheat, 6,000 bu rn, 17,000 bu. ; oats, 10,000 bu. Kmount oEeGp| Hutel sold out’s curly. muking total res sthat cash wheat ian o year ago and A Minnewpolis report at Chic » s lle higher the price of pat same thno last y eral tende ar, strong but Recelpts in Chleago, cars, wheat, 64; corn, | Total sales 814 220, outs, 188; estin ated vis Monday, Wheat, &; corn, 275; oats, Cash corn fn Chicago, 474ici No. 3, 47505 onts, 42 Kennett, Hopkins & Co, to O aiisslon company—English farm Quarters, against 6,400 quarters last week, Bradstreet’s report sy consts for the woek. wh cqual’ 1LI0LOT against 1,191,806 bushels st ye 5i482,014 against 50,078,000 lust year, Kennett, Hopkins & Co.'s cable—Liverpool wheat steady, demand poor, holdors' offers woderate; prices unchanged, Corn stoady, demand _'poor, prices Md lower. Consols money, ket une m:aou. Baltimor®lotters last evening report clearances of 11,503 bushels of corn und Awpen.... and flour as wheat, b BER] clearances thencoof 17021 corn for Livers | ruary, # pool an 5 suolcs of tlou for Liver,ool and | $15.11 Kennott, Hopkins & Co. to Christle, Lathrop | 7 817.50. Com, Co—Beary trying to wark up the wieut market so that they can sell high wus put to thein ¥esterduy, bt storts huve covercd und the 'bulls don't care : totake on any more ut prosent. Tas Bax MeCormick & Co. to Swartz & 0o ~11:10a, m. Jan. 17.~Pardridge bought o little whent in toue, the morning around 6540 in a very prominent PRODUCE MARKET. Olose—\Wheat — Firm; May, 055 July, 0%, sah, 47 40155 May, S136@01 %. wiy. The impression was that he had plonty forsale for uny one that might want it At any rate the markot declined under his bid- ding and he withdrow. A little luter he was Sloady} a1 enormous buyer of Wheat at 050, Onts—Firn; cash, £ My, 5. ¥, G. Lozan & Co. to Bon B. Bryan—Wheat | Rye—70c buylng orde; ment sold out atabout @ie w pression, *no good in the market,” and atthe | Pork ©lose toduy It looks like being true. Wean- | Lard: and will_continue untli u better export do- | spting mand comes, or wo have weather seares on the | Bul igrowing grob. The delivories of Engiish wheat | clear. 8513 heavy for the season of the yeir, making | 18@e. theni ubout lndependent of Amerlean sup- Cheese~Unchanged; full eream cheddars, C. M. & SL. P Western Unton, usy: closed offered atd per Tomand, $4.87, 8t. Paul earnings increascd 25,00 for the 0514 The currency Is very largely infavor of New 86 Traders ure bullish ou this o o lopkins & Co.-Unless sily Dreaks usall up I 1ook forugood rvisein Unlon 45i] 4l 6] 43 | Pacific preferred and the bonds. ings are snoruous und Ou still lurger {n the spring. LGosaly, tered around the stro in the hunds of the louse, and while standard liers of what they bouglit says they will be now instend of corn, 14@i7xo; | BLTonK thraughout tho twe hourt aew The fecling in the singly Dullish apldly aceumulating supply of money | ciipts from th ,000. sub treasury and @ growing Bloon sold about a half milllon of wheat at | nosilverlaw will becnacted by this congre 95i4¢ in the morning. detrimental to the i ot hogs, ¥ o a eral, Thoma Recelpts of hogs at six Doints 34,230 more 1 Tby been on the 1oy azo Gus and Load nd aetive and ha p than Sugar I it was published o Late to | but expectution g raniiy Vifno bewter offer convietlon it | will o doubt be transferred to st in gen- el tolliy on nn uver- at, und all clasies of stocks i tho industrial st muke every day, and able to do 50 speaks volumes us to the fnan- cial standing of ong, at least, of Omaha's dry gools houses, B L traan out of Omaha mimodation of Moines and Island ves- ously Stiong or udvinn The only ra run exprossly for the ne Omaha, Cound Chicagb business is the Rock tibuled limited, leaving Omaby at p-m. duily. Ticket office, 1902 Sixteenth and Fardm sts would show ala intluence all the duy. nLShows n gl 1 as deposits i 1 Bluffs, D legal requir id the gon- ents #10,183,82, 'y of money to this o certain that money will be exceedingly easy t flour abroad Tess than the | iy 1l near futures The stock m highest prices. _| NEw Yonk, Jan. 17.—(speclal Telegram to tistle-Laths | o T e Tho are ‘the mining os forthe week are reported at 7,000 | stook guotation 5 [Xron siiver... Exports both | Colorado’ Con. . Cal. & V! 16,000 last week and | Gould & Curry r. July 15t todate | Hale & Noreross. The Coff @ Mar 0714, woconut U7%, London wheat mar- | , NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—(Special Telogran to Options opened stoady, o | unchanged to 15 points decline. Closed steady, 6 | unchanged to 15 sacks udditiona) flour. Phitadeiphia reports | bags, includi points down, sacks of flour for London, spot Kio qulet, firm, fair cargoes, $19.00; N or bhan it The Dry Goods M rket. esterday, but oo wany New YORK. [Special Telegram to There was no new features inthe ary goods market and it maintained o stoady yut 034e for May, but the | Harley—Quliet; 752800, gencral and liberal, with fow Prime Tinothy —$1.26@1.47. The heavy buyer for invest- | Flax—$L1x. b the ox- | Whisky—#L1 Bready Peoria, St. Burlington also rins threo daily traing west, and two to St Josoph, Atchison, Kinsas City and the Its local service is Nine fast passenger trains daily b Omaha and Lincoln. FParnan street, W. F. Vaill, agent, and Union depot, $10.25; May, 810774, ticlpated When writing yesterday the buying | Bhort Ribs—Stoady; cash, #4.0 would continue. Ivhus but the ‘selliug does | = Flour-toady Lo Deaver and the wiiter patents, on L8, $4.40i64.50; Dinlcers', 83 Mouts—Shoulders, 20; short ribs, 31,500 the United Kingdom are unprecedently | Butter-Unchunged;orenmery. 16@¥e; dalry. 1 BN gonerally VB, Active; wostorn aoh, 4750; May, 4850, May, 43%e. K ) 1y nt. Telozram weekly bani stat LB RL100 THE EISEMAN STOCK. this, Mr, [y dispose ho spent urn ho “went & after visiting m the principal places, he boeame fiavorably i sod with the future of Scattle zens of Fremont, where e s b ery {mportant entevprise, express rsal esteem of My, wile and bid bim good luck inbis new ven- aw Stanley's Judguent, The great explore | to Omaha traveled via thy Wdwas loud in his praises of the so vice and equipment of Barlington No. 2,a handsome vestibuled n of Pullman palace sieeping cars, reclining chair cars and dining cars, leaving Owmaha daily at 4 Chicago, is perhaps the best known of daily vrains ( D] OYAIYo; Mats, 014@10c; Youns Americas, 103 Unchinzod; frosh, 21323, liides - Unglin Syo: groemn, @iy and hoavy slt «d buli So; andb ons, each solid v Recolpts. Shtpmo colpts, 10,600 st firmor nlloat; Tower; oxporis, .40 in ole ati ungradod mived, Junuary closing at i 10050 bush el e xports, niixe | SlBNe : mowld ctioners 6 (e sraury, TINe. 1232004 Wheat—Lowers cashy at—=Woaker; N Y0Lge bid s N fo bId; Junuary, 7 No. hard, cash, 0 bid; Jan- Whoat—Drotty good 1és than s shi Qulot Tomand | wustera, Ipts, 0 L0 Ox U 500048 active Texans, #H0Q@ Rocolpts, stoudy 5.10; stocker 5,000 hoad: shiprients,6,000 heavy, 85064005 mixed, — Cuttle-Roceipta, shipments, 1000 he d; stoidy: kersund wcdis, 81.7005.5), in oxoos of the requircments of the 2 peroent rule. e ke ment Record. figuros show tho totals of real estate transfors, building permits and bauk clearings for the week 3 THANSVERS. Morse Offers $70,000 in Cash Yesterday tho Morse dry goods compiny, throngh its president, purchase at its the dry goods stock of He ently failed in Cor eman & neil Bluffs, of the fullamount in McConuoll, the as- r undor month, maae, the stock Morse's v of §0,000 in cold cash i fact that the Pacific Coast. Mr. Henry Fuhrman of Frgmont loft yes- uis new home 1n Seattle, Wash., where he has puvenased a lar, with a view of laying out an addition M. Fulvman b in Nebraska. 3 and estavlished avery licra- business, branches at Wahoo, Norlolk and soveral other towns in the Elkhorn v enterprise b accumulato Two years ago he commenced t bis various properties, and last rope and on his acifie coast, whe » tract of land W the 15 been one of the best Helocated at eneryy uud 10 The citi- en B rubrman and ont visit Burlington. line. 50 p. m, for ‘hicago, onst. unrivalled, Ticket ofiice, 1223 7 61877131