Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 13, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Opened Stronger, But Soon Becam Very Nervous, ATTEMPTED TO UNLOAY, TRADERS Was 1 the But m the Sli:ht Advance diately Overcome and Break Swept Everything Away at Once. Tho wheat market but soon became quiet, rvous. Early In the day ro- weather fn the wheat bel stronzer eables and good castern buying. com= bined with the expected Kussian ukase, all tended to glve the market an impetus and thero was a gradual riso until o material ad- vanco materinlized. This materlai adv however, had_the unfortunnte offect of caus- Ing n score of nervous traders to Attemt to unload while the market wis momentarially at the tido and this caused & decline which more than swept away the advance of the earlier honrs, The Michizan crop report notes an Increased cago sown of whoat and reports thy tion Wt 01 per cent against 103 per ¢ year. The Cincinnati Price Current Wheat crop was Improved by t ¢ rains Mo export clearances from four ports gregated 85,000 bu of wheat and flour, and in addition New Orleans shipoed 0) bu. Frolght room was engazed hero for 370,000 bu of whent, Arrivals fn the northwost were smnller. Raceipts b Duluth wero 532 cars wnd Minneapolls 26, w total of &% cars, apninst 108 cars yesterduy and G617 ours yeur uzo, Local receipts were 462 cars, of Which nincty-two cars wero of contr riade. | Withdrawals —from storn, 18 Bl Recoipts at all - points wgkregited 164,146 b and shipments trom same were! B2 D, The export elenrances from four poris wore 58,000 LIS Of buof wieat Early in the day the strong mirket adv priccs fron e 1o e, but later became amd prices declined 1o then rallied win declined and closed at from fower Uhin yesterdny Novembor corn opened at fro and one sale at least as hizh c.ined Lo 52e, closing 52e. Year oponod with froe sellers dt 4 c, and With only & few trans- actions nt over it subsequently worked downi to %0 I t doe bid. Muy . deciined o 4 cnicaao, N opened stre unsettled and 1 ports of cold Nov, 12 ¥ tod condi- 1t lnst says the cnber oats opened at 41ie, sold to 59%e, closed at e, Trading 1 Mty ie. The market advanced to 82%e and then declined to 31%e. Th's was followed by o recovery to#2ge and this by u ur..,.y.m theng the last price mide. cus K and i BIpLS were d” shipn LS bu of this quantity from unlicensed clevators, Heavy recelpts of hogs did not values beyond yesterday's decline, but_there mas un ensier feeling ‘in prov.sions at tho start. There were a few orders to buy at the siight decline which occurred at the opening, and the market turned around in favor of the ith gains of the duy from se being effel Dicomber . M.y ember. emboer OATH N0 cmbor. ember 82 oty i January. May 6 0% Cash quc 1ons were as follows: Frour—Unchanged: winter patents, $1.50@ 1 patents, 8602500 No. spring ~|\ at, 4@y e; sprinz wheat, se; No. 2 red, 9514c. N—No, 2, b1 B No. 2 white, #24@ Rye—No. BAULEY 4. £ 0. b, B@i0e, FLAXSEED—NG. 1, 0, TinoTiy SEED—Prinie, $1.2231.23, Ponrk-—NMess purk. pec bbl, #8.50; 6.15: short ribs sides (| alted shoulders (oxed), clear sides (boxed), $5.25@0, Distillers' finished ‘goods, per g No. 2, b & £ 0. b, 43@00c; No. zal, SUGARS-Unehung ulated, 464150 Recoipts Jows: cut loaf, 525%c; gran- d snipments today were as fol- ARTICE [ ECEIDTS. | SHIPMENTR, V‘.‘IIAII ¥lour, barrels.. Wheat, bushols. Corn, bushels.. Oata, bushels.[ [ Ryo, bushols.. ... Barioy. bushiis. “On thoe Produ; miarkot Was 220 for duiry. 0,000 1ol 2o toduy the butter d0 for oroauiery Eggs, 2@l New York Markets. NEW Yonk. Nov. packi ges; exports, murket fulrly active and steady; bbls. TORNMEAL Koo sules, 20,000 Fair demund, steady. pipts, 201,12 u; exports, 157,580 UIH bu of futures: 694,000 bu udys uctive for alar, closing stondy. No. 2 red, 1061 n store and elevitor; SLUTA@I00 1 lont; L 3 rod, $L02@102%; un- i No. 1 northern, $L10@ i LINPINGTAL No. A1.06421.00 4 ud- vanced N on good de- maund, higher cables X cold wonther west and u rep that the Russi prohibition wouid go et to clined 10 @ 19, on some lurge ope and here l'nhllnu the positions; reacted and close unchanged' prices to down: No. 2 red. Deconiber, $LUSIGLUS, closing S Tanuary, SLWLGLLL - cloding, B 10: Fobraary, = $LUB@LI2, — closing March, $1L@1 1t s, closin 1145, closing $1.16%; Ju i 81110 {yE--Active and firm: Janunry at #1065 105, BAKLEY=—Steacy and quiet: salos, uneraded west Couitoaeipts, 8. sulos. 2,000,000 bu of futur Spot market fower, uetive; steady. No. 2 Toe’ in eloy ded wixed, 51@T0e; N 3, G8aze. Options de larger recoipts, farmers more auxious o sell, and the fuct that the new corn fs gruding well. November closing at 08 aber. 67y @iie, closing at BSlci Junu PRSI closing at biige; Februiry, 5ise, 0losing ut Bde: My, 523,333 0, elosing at 5250, OATS—Rece(pts, buj exports, 91,780 bu; ales, B15,0C0 bu Of ftures; 197,000 bu of spot. ot market lower; fair, active,closing stondy i options more active, woaker; November, $8G Baes closlng at #8ei Decerber, 874 (68e, clos- 1ng nEise; Januury, 57 H@AN%e, closing at Biye 8pot, No. 2 white, S@is'ac; mixed westorn, dlc:'white western, 40GHe; No. 2 COhidago, of spot. ors - frre; northern, ators wo ©, 811901 1k, elos- sules, 25,000 hu Of spot. closing by falr demand; state common to lo; Pacific const, W@ 1e. COFFEE-Options steady to 10 o2 points up: dy at from 15 to 25 points up. Su 50 bags, including No- vember. 15050 12.05; Janu- ary, $11L70G! May, $LL20B11L40; June, 811 @I140; spot Ko wetive and higher, No. 7. §162, SUuGAR—Ruw, quiet ana firm: falr refiniug, ge Uid; centrifu . N 110 17 hhas. Muscovado, | e (‘{u io; confectioners cUM—Opened firm but deolined 14¢ under realiziog sules and closed stoady; Penn- syivanin ol spot closed ut 5540; December op- tlons opened wt 61%c: highest, 8¢ lowest, closing, 6c; Lima oll, no sales: total sales, 9,000 brrels COTTON Quiet; erude, 25¢; yel- Dull, easy; clity (2,00 for packages), ‘@ pickuges. firm: old mess, $0.75; now mens. 41 prime, $10.00210.50. Cut moats plokled bollies, 643@0%e; plokled shoulders, bN@Oc; plekled haws. 04@ue. Middles short clear, November, 86024080 LARD—Firmer, quict; westorn stoam. #5471 Kod; sulos, 1,260 tiorces ut #.15@440; option snlos. 2750 tierees; Dy #.48; Junuury, B6L.O0GEG1, closing #4600 Fobruary, 8,70} Misreh, 8678080, closing #.80, Burter—Quiot, unchunged; western dairy, 1Gg Bo; westorn Groamery, 2@ Elgin, e Cuggse—Light offerings: tirm. Fia ox=Dull, PREI-Nom nuli Decomber, 811,35, Leans § domestic, #,15. fancy, steady; western T uluth Wheat Mariet. DuLura, Minn, The market opened. (eday with an advance of 20 all around over yestorday's close and continued steady up to noon, Lake rates remalin at 7lse with good demi Prices oased off about 1 o'clovk and the was at 40 off all around from t night's figuees. Closing No. 1 rd, ensh, 4ige; November. 01k ~omber Wi No. I northern, cash, 024c; November, (first half, 02ige; November, (on tire month), Blige; December, 94c No. 2 northern, cash. 8iiaei No. jorted, e, Recoipts, wheat, 400 fiax, W41 bu.; shipments, wheat, 311710 bu. Omiha Graln Market. Prices based on delivory at Mississippl river polnts, Nebraska fnspection, and ten duys shipment uniess otherwise stated Ar—No. 2 red winter, Ol bid; 2, 01140 bid 1, ke bids N usked; No No, i white, bid: * No. i mixed, ¢ bid, $it5e asked thirty days shipment, 3% No. 2 1, 84140 bid. wo bid, 2 mixed, #e § colored, 20 No, 8 or better, bid L yeur were: 2,000 No. 3or better corn, yeur shipment, 40t%c; 10,000 sanie. 40%c BOARD OF TRADE NOTE J. W. Snyder, reprasenting Smith, Hammond &Co., Baitimore grain men, was looking over the market. €. W. Cockrell of Lincoln came In to look over the situation, i 15 0. Hanna of Willinm P, 1urvey & Co., Chieago grain deslers, wason the board. Kansas City Markets. “IKANSAS ity .~ FLoUR—Steady Xiri IR 40 bid: No. NEW CORN shipment, J03 Aniong the sal ehofed Quiet: No. 2 hard, cash, Sie bids No. bid, No. Wikar 2 red. cush, 3 CORN-—STrong ber bid OATS=Lower; 4, cash ¥7%e; Novem- 2, cash, 25%¢ mber, AX SEED—8 ||u —Wenk 8 faur L5308 low Burrgr-Steady 2 ser dairy, 1400 as—Lirm nt 2le. ECELPTS— W it onts, 180 hu SIUPMENTS — Wheat, onts, 5,00 bu Minncapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Nov. 12—The market opened at 9% and advanced ully for time, but when the scalpor wanted to soli, then thero was a gradual deelinn, At 10440 the pric ind the offcrin -8 werw soon 1yc unde takers, The next salo w ruled for a time and at no w littie rally to A tive cash murket y woil o 1 wore not as heavy us usual, however, but wbout 100 eurs of wheat \-,.- «4,.4. und considerable coarse gr 4 \uins wbove fu Closed Noveml Docember opened it 90, hi L she, May opened X Toweattic, elosed ntdie: January closed at'0d%c: on track. No. 1 hard, 91t 1 northicrn, )%¢; No. 2 northern, s6' nehan ed; timothy, irlc, #4501 #00d to eho.ce, vades, $1.0004.50, A un hanzed: creamery, i store packed, H1G 100 bui corn 6300 85,800 bui corn, 3,500 There il offerings were w York Dry Goods Mar':et, v York, Nov. 12.—There was more de mand for dry goods and the overations in- cludod many staple cottons. plain and colored tor next seuson. Fine browns, wide sheetings, bleached shortings with so: vroniinent ex- ceptions, and heavy blue goods of all kinls od'in tho moveiment as well as the fore uctive. Prices of cot- ds ruled firm in these transactions. ks of cotton goods are moderate and in some airections scarce. Woolen goods also re- ved increased attentlon, except clothing woolens, which await dev In‘lm-nu. carpet auction sale continued dotails to the vrevious diy. continue through Friduy Liverpool Markets. Liverroorn, Nov. 12.-Wy —Firm; de- mand poor; ‘hoiders offer moderately. Cal- ifornia No. 1, 0s laabs [d per cental; red west- ern sprin, 'S8 10d@ss 10%d; No. 2 red winter, P ) Conn i aemand fair G % cental. BE xtra India mess, 778 6d per tierey Poik—Erime mess, western, 485 94 per bl Burrer—United Stutes finest, 07s@is 6d per ewt. mixed western, St. Loms Markets. Louis. Mo. Nov. [2—WnrAr—Lowe Docomber, 03¢5 Mav, L0215, ear, 40%c. i May, St. cash, 044e; Lawo—Dull at $.00, WHISKEY—H1.15. 12.~WiEAT—Easy WAUKEE, Wis., No mber, 91%0; No. 1 spring, cush, 02; D northern, cush, old, 52 2 white, i rarkets. NCINN. 12.—~WieAT—Scarc stronger; No. 2 red, gic ominal; No. 2 mixed, 5e. No. 2 mixed, # WiiskEy—3iL 18, Toledo Grain Market. ToLEDO, O.. 2, cush and Nov Cony—Stead. Oars—Quict Foreign O Market. 115 por . —PETROLEUM—10 /4 paid Dupeo & Mo & Co.: The situis tion on wheat is 50 confusing that the mujor- ity ot our traders are kept uusettled in’ re- gird to the future course of prices. The heaviest and most successtul operators, how- over, seem enlisted on the bear side and are unintluenced by lurge exports and reports of Russiun _prohibition, believing that our sur- plus supply Is thin cqual to forelgn ro- quirements. Corn was easier on cooler weather, lurger recelpts than predicted wnd the prospeet that our receipts will only be o the carrying capacity of il rond. © cusior with Tiberal selling both for conntry account, with prospeets o Provisions were on_ cove of a big line of Dece ber stuff, chiase VR, WOPe 10 panied by selling for J SR a tranafer of short D ary. Recelpts 5 42,001 and prices 106 Tower, with 3,00 estimated for v. 12.—~Counselin topened at e and sold arly trading today’ on tho ex- trome cold weather in Missouri River valley, The first buying was purcly speculative and prices afterward foll flat 10 yesterday's clos- ng figures at which price a lirzo business wis done on foreign buylng orders. Specu- Lutors resold freoly at” 9de for December and took the bear side until the close, for W met te decline for tho duy. This ma was stuiply flooded by selling, b pally of short wheat, and eclosed just above put prices and 120" under Now York quota- tlons. For the past threo weeks purchises made on these raids for quick turns have paid good profits and we think will do aln. Corn opened weak on sharp freozing wonther to help shellinz and gra (ng at coun- ad on the Price Current report of ‘more ) Lo by furmers, shippers resold near dell at the stirtoat und ook farr amounts later, us luko tonnage conld e obtained for early Shipment, Uats were Tower in sympithy with other gratn and olosed at low polnts for all deliveries. Provisions were strons throughout. the openinz being stondy and iround, Opinions of the loeul short interest renaininz out. Un- doubtedly several fnrgo Individual” lines will remain o bo covered when deliveries take place. In the meantime the market reacts quickly from the breuks OHICAGO, DL, ) . Co. to 8 A, MoWhorter: There' was a good demund for wheat ut the opening that took prices %¢_above vesterduy's closo. Buying was for New York account it stopped there was a sharp deceline of fe eign buyin at the seaboard hus been so heavy during the last week that exportors b necessarlly boen larze buyers horo. This roprosents actunl whoat bOught for export and not spoculutive holdinzs Liable to bo re- sold on & wouk market. Chloago operators do not bellove forolgnors are 1n . position o on accunuiating stocks with foreign supplics and Amount on ocean pussage so largo. For a month past they have oxpected this demand to suddenly stop short, but in this they have been disappointed. do- mund his not only kept up but incrensed Thisis why nopuréntly Now York keops on buying wheat and hus littlo for sale oven o the bulges. This Is why also the Chicago crowd have thus far fulled to shake t the Now Yorkers. but on the other nd huve been frequently forced to cover ut o loss,. They have not appreolated te fact that Now Yorkers wuro not real owners of wheat bought In this market and could not resoll 1t without leaving themselves short to foroigners. The small clearances comparod with the large takings for export causod Chicago operators to 1ok with suspieion on o datter and It Is belleved by muny theso reported enzazements ire Hlablo bo cancelled, ~ In explanation of the light clearances it Is sild that vessel room cannot bo hud although shipbers aro bidding thres tines ns much for 1t s three months ago. Engagoments made now are necessarily made for future shipments. The market looked overso'd at the close and I early cables show no weakuess tomorrow wo 100k for u ruily The effeet of the ~extensive covering shorts that had been going on for week or moro was soen in toduy's wonkness which resulted from moderite Hquidation of long stuff by one. or two houses that have rocently besn on the bull side. Sales of May corn on il hard spots are ad- vised. Oats muy sympathize with ¢ but they ure relatively cheaper than corn’ aud ought to be & sufe burchase. In spite of the weakness o gralu and very large recepts of Rocelpts still fur- New York and continue heav. ther increase & Day to Cockrell 1 e higher in Kennett, Hopkins & THE OMAHA DAILY hogs the market has shown no weakness hut closed higher than yesterday. As ated heretofore, we can see [ittle encouragn ttor shorts In provisions, though that is, it ust be admitted, the popular side. STOCKS AND BONDS, NEW Yonk, Nov. 12 ~The stook market presented a dull and listless appearance and nominal progress was mado asa rule. The bears today continuel thelr attacks upon the coal shares and while they marked off the prices of those shares to & material extent thelr success In the rest of the list was not flattering. The opening this morning was duil and lifeless and while thore was for some time considerable buyingof thoir favorites Ly London and the west, the fmprovement made was siight except in the Industrinls about which there has of late been n great desl of bull talk afloat. The firm tone was however throughout the which the attack upon the coalers wis made, and the oase with which they were depressed caused n heavy feeling in the remalnder ot tho list, and prices were brought down below those of the opening. The fluctuations In the general list, ho ever, wore, [n but few c.ses. for more than small though a fow stocks wero trade range of 1 por ¢ Dol pped from 129% from 112 to 110, i Both Rending nind Lacknwanna nearly 3 percent. The violence of this drop faile y sensation in the general listand thougn the pressure was mafntalued tili the close. prices yielded slowly. The market pr sented no features of interest beyond the weakness ind the strenzth of the industrials, pecially the Cotton Ofl stocks and Distillers. The close was fairly active and heavy at the lowest prices, wh eh In most stocks were only slightly lower thun those of last eveninz Delaware & Hudson, however, lost 33 pet cent. Jersey Central 2 per cent. ‘and Reading and Lackawanna cach 1% per cent. Government bonds have been steady to fiem, Stato bonds have and sieady. The following are the elosing quotations for the leading stocks on the New York Stock ox= clinnge tod Atchison 1156 Northwe Adams Expross... 148 Northwos Alton. 7, 11 0 |N.Y. Central. do preferred 5 [N V. Chie & S L) Amerlean Expross @0 jreforrod Bur., C. R & N Olfo Mississippi g 0 o prefor; Ontarlo & Westorn Oregon Improvem't Chesapeake X Ohio Oroxon Nav ¥ do Ist prof 5 Oragon Trans ac LG | Pacttic Mail Chicago & 3 D& B Co B & QU Pittsburg. .. €.y C. & 8t Pullman 1-..1.«.»0 g 14 Del. Tudson . Roading i Dol,, L & W0 0000 Rockc Isiand.. : R D. &I Gopfd, St L. & 8. KT8 pret i St Pant i o pr SUPaul. Min St Pan dull been and dull tern. ... .. 110 0 pld o do Iat proterrod o 20 preterre rlo ¥ o praforrid Fort Wayne. Chl. & Enst 111 Hoeking Valley. .. THouston & Texas 1linols Contral St. Paul & Duluth Kinsay & Te Lake Krio & W 4o proforred Lake Snore Loulsviile & Nastiv Lonisville & N. A Memplis & Char, Michigan Contral MIL LS. & W A0 prof Min. & 8i forrod || 18I & Man, 11 & Omaha.. 430 118 Fargo Exp Westera Unign do preferre: sutro Bulwer. Mobil o v Groat Northern pfd 110 Chiengo Gaa.... Tolk & West ped Northern Pacifie. do preferred UL P Denver & ( “BI bAsked. Total sales of res, including 0; Delaware, i’ Delawarg & Hudson, Louisville & Nashville, 4.010; orthern Pucii iding, 18,20; St Paul, fie, 7,100, Financial Review. NEW Yonr, Nov. 12.—The Post say: still the foreizn monev markets which nost immediate significance to our own. The sinzle favorubie element in the forefzn situi ton is the faet that iiguidation has been golng on forn y. 10 that the leading ban! toutside of Paris, have been put- rhouses in order. stocks. today were 240870 Atchison, i Missouri preferred, 21,019; Union Tt is are of ting the! Market. Youx, 12 —MoxEY oN EING (rom 0.5 pOv Sonty. st loan, ent. closed offered BW — Quiet un #4505 for DIIs” and 8585 mind. The! bond U7S o U'S s coup. U. 8. 23 rex Paelfictis 0f La. stampod 48 enn. new st b3 enn. new et s Xty-diy following were the closing prices on {)Mutunl_Un 1N J. C. Int. Ce North, Pacific Ists orth’ Paclfle 2nds. orthwostern Con |North. Debent. 5s. 41 St L& L M. Gon. 83, 85 D0 S L & S, F Gen, Mo nds 95 °|3t. Paul Consols, ifio 1t .1 00y [SE P ¢ & 1 Den. & R Gt [Tox. I L G Tr. Rets 8174 Den’ &1t G 4 I Erie 2nds on Pactilc Ists.. MK & T G 78l West Shore. ... L1023 MLK & T Gen: fe L 4 D& R G West st Asked. ndon Stock Market. LoxooN, Nov, 12—The following London stock quotitions elosing 111, Contral | Mexiean ordinary wero the 4. m.: o Lt # ista. Y& O nnsylvania. Teading Sexnt. + ex-div. BAR SILVER—§3 1-18d per ounce, MONEY =213 per cent. Rato of discount in ‘the short and months cent. The bullion in the Bunk of England fn- creased £1.107,000 during the past week. The proportion of ' the Bank of Euglund's reserve 1o Liubility, which last week wis percent, is now 40.80 per cent. Amount of bullion with: drawn rom the Bank of England on balunce, £59,000, open market for bhls, B@d per Finzner Niw OnLeaNs, La, B0, 525, KANSAS 1,04 New Youk. Nov. 12-—Bunk clearings, $143.- 20805 halunces, 85,907,002, BaLTione, Md., Nov. 309; balances, #2802 PRILADELPHIA, Pit, Q%011 bulan cent. MEMPHLS, chinge at pur; 1, 1S CINCINNATL, O cent. New York arings, § 30. . Louts, Mo, Nov. 12.—Cloarings, 4,27, ‘o, $601.500. T8 per cont. ium, Mass., D arlngs today, balunces, §1 Iate for money, oW York exchange, from 1o nt. . Nov. 12—Now York exchanzo 5100 per #1030 promium. Money eus, at 0 percont. Clodrings, 87,0000, Sterling exchanze. M8 for sixty day biils and 818343 for sight drafes’ BERLIN, Nov. 'he fooll here todity wis unfavorabl ities declined 1 per cent, cont and Credit Anstal 2 pe tation for roules fell & Viessa, Nov. (2—Sympathizing with the unfivorable feelinz shown on the Berlin bourse todiy, the bourse in this city and at Frankfort wils depressed. The market gen orally Was not strong, but the grentest wok- taoss has oW 1 UG securitis of Spatn und tussia al Notes. Nov. 12—Clearin Mo. Nov. 12 Crry, .—Clearings, 12.—Clearings, $2,252,. Rate, G por cent. ~Cleurings, $11,- Money, 4 per Tonn.. cled 0w York ox- balances, Nov. 12.—Money. 578 per exchange, )¢ premium, zon the bourse Russian secur- Bochumers 3 por cent. The que Boston Stok Market. Mass., Nov. 12.~The followinz were 1z prides on SLoks on the Boston Kot tod. BOSTO! the clos stock mi Chison & Topoka Boston & Alban: lorton & Mats Chi., Bur. & Q torn R I s, . iburg it 1t ity Pere M KO, 5L & OB Tal18g Mass. Central It Mex. Con. ¢ g N.Y. &N. B §1'g| Bell Telophon Oid Calony 2" Water Power . Wis. Con. com 0. Allouez M. Co. IR New York Mining Quotations. New Yok, Nov. 12.=The following are the olosing miniig stook quotations: T Xican tario Ophir... Pymouth Savage. Adastis Co Best & Belchier liar Cula. & Vil awood Slorra Novada. 10 & Curry ndard tako. ... .0 lon Con o Silyer Irou Silver Denver Mining Stooks. DENVER, Colo, Nov, 12.~The followlng list 1s BEE FRIDAY the closing quotatiid today. Sales, 31,400 shires. Alloghany 514 Lonvenwe Little Rulo | Mny Mazoppa Matchiloss 104 Morning Gifs |Oro. ‘l‘:'nrk Consoitda Potost 13 Puzzle 84| Reed National Denver Gas and O, 10 wialto v | Running Lode 2106 Whitle ... 80, {Sutton Gettysbury den Tronsure rancisco Mining Quotatior AxCIsco, Cal., Nov. San SAN F NOVEMBER 13 1 the Minlng exchange closing quotations for miining stooks today were as follows: Alta P T} Bulwer, 15 Best & Boichor 2 Bodle Consolidited. Chollar ..., 10 Con. Cal & Vi 50 | Union Con Crown Polnt Utahi,... Wi Eurekn Con Yellow Jackot. ... Gould & Curry Com... Vi Hale & Noreross 5 N Mexiean, i B Mono.... N Navajo Ophir Potosi Savae, Sierrn Nevada. . Louls Mining Quotations, St Louis, Mo, Nov. 12.-The todiy was as follows: Adnis, W Amerlean Neit Central Silver Granite M., OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET. OMATA, Nov. 12, Recolpta so far this 50 cattle, hogs, 1L sheep, neainst oz, 25 41 Iast woek, Thore Wwere not over cows among the frosh r was rather indifferent. Prices purticulur change ono way though the market was not galled active, Salts 5, with quite u fow il £1.50. pts of tively light, 92 cars and fncluded but few sirablo becves. There was a fair d and while tue market was not quotably h thie feeling on all sides was firmcr noldovers Sold for more monoy than w Wad o i ality of tho offcrings th v brisk, although but few u: were unsold at the close. There was a <ood fnquiry yesterday desirable feoders wol hin: around 1 113 pounds, but there fow of that class here. strong. The Supvly stufl was farin oxe trade wis slow. from $215 to i common gradoes at-from 81,75 to 2 twenty-five eiptsand the qu irgely at What there of common and demand, and market .|‘.' 010 cattle, 1 ) Uo corresponding four diys showed or the other. al- what would be from nferior bunches for cars of lity no Attle wero compar de- and so for to were compuratively ore, sold light and ders aro quotablo ut medium Fresh recoipts of hogs wore 40 cars, which added to the ' holdovers, nade told on sule yesterday. There were y good hogs here us Wednesday: in quality of the offerings for, ot “opencd active. with 1d from both fresh meat men and g Prices were about where they the close Wednesd the best heavy common, Hght ind mixed 1,00 to £330, The close azood active healthy market fro the bulk seiifng at from &) 1 the general market averaging up al pod s Wed CATTLE—Oflici as compar Thursiiy of last week. westerns and common. there beef stoers In the yards, N quotably unchuanzed hoth on b buteliers stook ' Supply of tecde but quality boor an steady pric Hods — Official compured with 5,152 yesterday and 3 day of last week. Gene offerings hardly us good as y: nd was better and brices dy with yesterday Business and everything sold early: bulk F1.0023.10; ult solling 1s strong. [t nts of cattle, f cuttlo receints of hos — omeial pared with v of last recoipts of none yesterday week. Dem sheep, wer y. from $1.70 10 $3.75 buying nd butcher weight loads, with from n start nd nd - good; bout 700 all not so fact was a good at wis to .65 to #3.70, ost 247 vesterduy ana 3, The offerings larsely no_gooil 1though and 'S was lurge tradinglimited at about 781 M hurs- quality of the terday. but the were about at #130. heavy, $4700475; mixed, 8, 207 ipts an 1 Disposition of Stock. ful receipts and dispositios shown by the books of the Unfon Stock Y pany for the twenty-fou rds hours, ending ut LS | Head. | Cars soonl 2l ‘lh-ml. DISPOSITION. Cattle. Omulin Packing company. i 1. Hammond company Wit & Co ... Cudahy I'ln'klm(ur i Local Shippors and foo e LOft OVer vueu venes sentative Saics. STEERS. No. Av. No. 3. 1173 83 ¥ Av. HEIFERS. 1 CALVES. 220 42 BU; 1490 cows. . 100 200 1470 018 1060 W 1013 1000 it 801 1140 STOCK 10 1its AND FEE! ks 2 4) 010 2 40 1754 2 1150 1040 WESTERN CATTLE W. P. Noble. Pr. No. 9 4cows. . Av. 008 $1 141 20 cows..... Teows, W. G, Doy, 200 198 feeders, fecaers.. 1111 2 00 240 feeders.. feeders.. 1047 2 15 Swan Land and Cattle compuny. 10 steers.... 1208 305 8 steers... 1200 Robert Talt. dors... 004 265 14 feeders. .. 960 Ferguson Lund ana Cattle compauy. 3 teeders, .. 1153 2 10 A. W. Morgleman. 1000 28) 4 fecders, 1015 3 1 stecr P, Sumons 300 .\ Gilpin. L85 250 7 steers ©. P. Mendenhall. 86) 80 10 fecders. woos, No. 0 feedors.. 800 5 fo 1 feedor. 22 foed 8 steers.... 005 2 feeders. 1 feeder. . Av. 160 0 280 Chicago Live Stock Market. Om1eAGo, 11, Nov -Notwithat pts there w approciation ues of cattle today. 't was o £00d attendunco of the severil el of buyors, but the demand lacked the sury strenzth to give prices the However, all grades of cattle and the 4verage of saies was just stronger. About 6,000 of the 12,00 rs, Texaus belng oredited atfons were from § B30 o BT for westorns and nding the carooly were desired b 505 205 [Specinl Telogram to continued v quotil hero ces- 5L firn & shade recelved WLl ) to 86,50 for for Texans, though sales wore y within & rango of from 8115 to Ives, 2.5 to &1.8 for westerns and 5 for Texans, The receipts for the expired part of this week huve been 9,000 head 1088 than for the s ime time 11t week Sules of hogs wore lurgely at from 8160 to £305. The best of the hea vy sort brought §.00 and thero wore siles of cholee assorted iighit- Wolghts at t the popular figuros were 460 to & light, &5 10 8100 for mod{um and #3.85 t0 .05 for_heavy. This 18 subst tially where the market closod yesterduy. mMOvement was not brisk at the -above quotas tions, but ull the good hogs were finally closed ont. The quality was not as good as the day Dofore, there being a larger proportion of light and mixed lots, The Evening Journal reports: Cattie—Re- colpts, 1 monts, %.000; market slow and stondy: to_choice natl 3 others, ” $4.75@5.6% common. . 8200275 rangors, &350 cows, $1.0 G Hogs—Kecoipts, 42,00): shipments, market active and strong to higher: rough and_common. €LT@LTL prime packors. $K0 @3.80: prime ‘heuvy wnd butchers' weight B850 ght, $3000585 Sheep—Receipts, 7, 00; shipments, 300; mar. kot stondy to stron native ewos. 82,000 mixed, @00 wothers, $.76@5 wosterns, $0.00; Tambs. $175@5.2, New York Live Stock Market. NEW Youk, Nov. 12—BEEvEs—Leceint a0, all for exporters and slaughterer e fecilug steadyi drossed eet o Troceipts. per 10 L onlves. SiERe- Rocelpts, 7001 hoads o Inmbs w 1 Gasiers shoep. $LO0042 par 1000 Ths; fambs, 5,007 ressed mutton stondy 4t 013@AC pr 1; drossed lambs woak oG8 - teceipts, 5,574 hoad Including 2 cars mrket hizher at 000440 por 100 1bs. Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS Crty, Mo, Nov. 12-CATTLE colpts, ©.120; shipments, 4,87 oL st stoers. 87@6.000 cows, #1 stockers and feeders, £2.0 Hoas—Receipts, 15,40 e lower bl $. i stock= 11.000; markoet dull: assers, #7502 market steady: hipments, 5,010; mar- ha0; wlk grades, $5.00 Ep—Recelpts, 03 10¢ higher. Sl St. Louls Live Stock Markoet. 1. Louts, Mo., Nov. CATTLE—Rocoipts, 10; shipments, 2,800; market stoady; natives, i Texans and Indinn steers, $2200 [ rs, #1.2702.2, THha8-—Itecoipts, b 1U: shipmonts, ket o shado lower: heavy, .50 20@35.80; Hght, $L50w8.6 OMAHA WHOLESALE i shipments, 200; murkot )i mar- nixed, MARKE amount of cold market med Eaas storage stoek being tho range in prices s w to have bouzht all the w %o butk of the 6zgs, oweve @2ic BUTTER: Owing to the thrown upon the do o , are going at 20 General market unchanged. Good country, 106G ]8e; best, 21@21e, PouLTRY—The supply Is very lht, should it continue 50 a day or two 10r dealers look to sce prices strenztien Chiekens, 82250275 ducks, $.90; varkeys. 10 per Ib, live welgnt. GAME—Supply n that prairic chick many - seasons smail_goes R0005,005 blue toal, 3150 mixed ek rabbits, $,0074.50. qu 1,750 jack snipo, i plover, @31.00; golden piove suirecis, 310002 deer saddles, 153i6¢ per 1h: de cureusses, 10@lle: antelope saddles H@I carcasses. @ e, and tlarge and snippers roport 1S are not as plonty s | nuda geese, £6.01G57. 00 00; prairie chickens, krouse #.00; mailard - ducks. winged teal, $LTo: green (lllt'hu. 8 Om tha Hides and Tallow. No. 1 groon saited hides, #4@ic: No. 2 greon saited hides, No. 1 green saited Dides. 23 to 10 1bs., 43@4i¢e; No. 2 green salted 040 Ihs., Bac: No. 1 vealcaif, § to 15 2 veal calf, 810 15 1s., 4 1 hides, @67 No 2 dry mnlh‘(ll‘a. Ses ¢ salted hides, 5aoc. Tallow No. 1, 4¢; tallow No. 2, 34 so, White R, ¥@0; gronse, white 1 3igiie; grease. yellow, ici grease, dark, 213¢; old bt 2Ap2e; Leeswax, prime, 16@2e: rough tal- L 1@ —— A Confessed Murderer. Hazray, Ia,, Nov. 1 . K. Cumberland, arrested six weeks ago charged with the murder of James and Jasper Robertson, father ana son, at Harlan, Sheiby, county, on being arraigned for trial surprised the court and speetators by pleading guilty to tho churge of murder i the first degree. The murder was commitied over two years ago, and Cumberland was suspected at the time, but mo positive clue against him, or any knowledge of the whereabouts of the Robert- sons after their disappoearance could be found. Cumberland soon left the country after the Robertsons disappeared, but was located in Missouri and arrested while the grand jury was investigating the case. A confession was found on Cumberland’s person telling where the bodies could be found. Every statement in the confession has been verified and thero was uo chance for leniency toward the prisoner, who pleaded guilty, it is thought, to shicld his wife, who was arrested s an accessory. Cumberland has been con- finod in the Avoca jail for sufe keeping, as thero were threats of lynching should he be kept at Harlan, _ e The court has not vet given a decision, but the death sentence is generally expected, — - Flag resentat CrawrorpsviLLe, Ind,, Nov. 12,—The pre- sentation of the hanasome silk flag to Miss Emma Connor, the seuoel teacher who had a flag torn down from her school house aud who put it back and defied the men to come back and attempt to remove it again, took place in this city tast night in the Young Men's Christian association hall. The maot- ing was presided over by Charles M. T ox-department_commander of tho Grand Army of the Repubhic. An eloqueut and ap- ropriate uddross was made by General M. ). Mauson. He spoko forcibly of the devo- tion of the American people for thewr flag and it pained him to know that there were threo men who would 1sult the flag in order to “spito a school teacher.”” His remarks were received with great applause. Miss Counor vesponded to the presentation address in an eloauent manuer. - She modestly said she had no iden of creating such a commotion in this country, but she wanted it _distinctly under- stooa thav the flag will remain on hef school house as long us she is teacher, -~ Fatal Col of Trains Cmicaco, g1, Nov. 13.—A dispatch from Jackson, Tenn., regarding the Iilinois Con tral wreck near Medina says that i addition to the trainmen killed and injured as numed 1n last night's dispatehes, Crocker Scott of Juckson, » passenger, was fatally aud John Martin pawfully injured. ‘The’ othor pas sengers escaped with a few bruises, The collision is conceded to have been caused by Engincer Hillsman of the freight wraw pulling out of Oakfield on passengor truiu time by mistake, Staley of the passon- ger leaped from his engine and was tot ser iously hurt. Both engines were reversed but being on down grade the speed could not be materially checked, Both engines were thrown from the track. The smoker was telescoped and the freight cars piled upon each other in frigntful destruction. The passenger couches and sleopei s With the ox- ception of the smoker remained on the track. - Killed in Self Defonse. Pasoroues, Cal, Nov. 1%—Judgo Jobn Kelshaw yestorday shot and killed A, M, Sherwood, defendant in_a case which had been triea befire him. Sherwood attacked the judge, wao shot in self defense. HARMLESS. T0 ASSIST NATURR 1, rovovie 1U AopInd DALV poisons from 1ic hody 18 the great mission of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. Microbi cannot exist in the blood when s properly taken, a8 it promptly forces them out, and cures the patient. It has relieved thousands in a few days who had sufTered for years, Mn. F. Z Neusox, a prominent and wealthy citizen of Fremont, Nebraske, suffered for years with SCROFULA, and it continued to grow worse in spite of all treatment, Finally, Four Bottles of curul him lh; writes: **Words gnmlu«lv and {uvnmlm‘ opinion of SWIF1'S SPECIFIC, Treatise vn Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. BWLIT SPECIFIC CO., Auants, Ga, Druwer & Manufacturers DIREC AWNINGS £ Omaha Tont & Awn- | ing Co r elothing, Hond for catalogue. 1113 Farnam | BAGS AND Bonm Omaha Bag 0o, | Tmportors and Manufac turers, Flour Sacks. Burlaps and T'wine. A. H. Perrizo & Co. 100 Dodyo Streot. Sond for onr eatalogns and pricos. BOOK BINDE faot. Morse-Ooe Sh 10 Hows Factory, ¢ Wemaklig 1 o cln Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harto 1212 Marney stroot Omatia, Nob BOXES Jobn L. Wilk A paper box factory | 10th & St. Mary's Ave., Ordors promptly filod : l';l RRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Largest Varloty | S AND Omaha’ Mg | WA CA Ifl;ln"l i Omaha Carpet Co,, Carpets, ofl, cloths mat- s, cur‘ain Koods,0to 1611 Douglas streot COAL, CO 1110 Howard st OMAHA y/ and Jobhers’ TORY. ND TENTS. —_— IHI\I'\. S E—— BICYCLES. M. 0. Daxon. | Bleyeles sold on monthly 120 N 15th street _—m and S ATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, Printers, binders, cloctroty blan book manu irocs. . Omaha. BOOTS AND SHOE 0y Compary, ard Stroot wine Strost s 10 eash buyers, and Which 15 very sal @ with merchunts Kirkendall, Jonos& Co WholosaloMann facty on | 1102, 1104 noy streot —e—— Louis Holler, Kson_atroet ARS. § West & Fritscher, Manufactures fino clgars, Jobbers of lenf tabaceo. 1011 Farnam Steeot. [0} ’J)/”[\(r. " Gilmors & Ruhl, Manufacturers and Wholesalo Clothier 1108 Harney street. KE, ETC, Omaba, Coal, Ooko & Lime ", TIard and soft coal. 8. B cor. 1ith and Douglas stroet American Fuel Co,, Shippers nnd_doalors 1n antiracite and bitu- ot coal 215 K. 150 stroet. Nebraska Fuel Co., | S, 13th Streoy Omalia, Nob. 'Uunmut & Squires, Howell & Co, 478 1uh Eureet, Omana, Nob, Johnson Bros,, 014 Farnam Streoty CORNICE. Eu"lu CGornice Works, Manufacturersof Galvan Hied tron Cornlee. indow * caps, metallo My et 1o and 1112 Dodico st CEMENT ¢ AND LIME. 1. 7. Johnson & 0o, 208, 15th Stroet, Omalia, Neb. DRY G M. E. Smith & Co, Dry goods, notlons, fur- nishing Koods. Corner11th and oward. Wolf Electrical Co. Ilustrated entalozuo Tree. 1014 Capltol Avenue. F. /ll;)l _\l 111 Parlin, Orendorff & Martin C Jones and 0th Sts. Omulia, Neb. £, F, Gilman, 1013-15-17, N. 16th Streot C. . Black - Manager. FULRNITURE A Dewey & Stone Fur-| niture Co., Furniture and earpots, -111y GLASS Keounard Glass aud Paint Co,, 081413 Harney Strast Owaha, William Cummings, Omaha, Neb. D.M Slulu-‘t o, 1201-1205 Jones Sireat, Omaha, Allen Bros,, 11081110 Haraay Stra Omuha. Neb UNPO " Hugh Olark, Gen'l Western Agent of Sporting Gui 2 HARD Rector& Wilkielmy Oo | Cor. 10tk and Jackon Sts Omaha ELECTRICAL Oady & Gray, Lime, cewont, ete., ete, Cor. 9th and Douglas Sts 00D, Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Goodls O, Dry 200ds. notlons, gents’ tarnixhing goods cor. 11t and Howar | Sty SUPPLIES. DETROIT -AUTOMATIC Eleotrio Motors ana’ Dyamio froo. il A K1 At 8525 NV Lifo Wd'w. [\'}fi'{ ):, '4"["(,' R T. G, Northwall, General westorn agent Skandin Plow Co., 13431351 Sherman Ave. IIOI I‘ R. T. Davis Mill Co. undorwood, Manngor at Omaha. Cor. §th and Jackson Sts, Omahn Milling Go., Morehant Millers, Ofice und Mill 131 N Streo ND CARPETS. Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co, ora to C. A, Boaby s Co., nd itk S, Oman, Sucee GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, J.'T. Robinson Notion Co G Ishing goods, 0 ohrated brand P idEksKin ovora| ) ey 13, FliFLy, conts, ot F L an i Howari St PAINT, OIL AND DRUC 3. A, Fuller & Co, “Blake, B Wi ruce & Uo., 03 Loaveaworth St Omaha, Nub. GROCERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, | 705-711 8. 10th Streot, Meyer & Raapke, 1003-1103 ey Strooh | Sloan, Johnson & 0o, 9th and Leavenworth McCord, Brady'& O, Omaha, Neb. WDEL, —— e WAl Lee- Glark-Andrec Hardwaro Oo, 19th and Harney, Omal Nob en GRAIN AND PROVISIO! ryan ‘CommissionOo | A. 8, M;Whorter Brokors, geain, provision | Roo m 18, Noard o f Trad Y. Life | Rrokers. Private wire wite Chi: | to New York, Chicago cawo, Bt Louls and | and St Louts. Cashgrain Now | bought. Cockrell Bros F. O. Swartz & Co, Trokers and ensh buyers, | Brokors,Gratn, Provisions Private wiros to New | ote. Privato seire. to St. Aontsand Chicago. Room York, Chicago, & St Louls, 1615 Board of £ Trade, Omahi Trado. 1'%, 8. Omak —_—_——— IRON WORKS. “Paxton & Vierlinz | Omaha Safo & Iron Tron Works, Works, Wronght and east DUl work, Cendnos | Manuf'rs fira and burglar Urnes. work: e i Tl | proof safos. vauls. Il Foindrs, machii0 . and | Work, iron shuiters and o B! | Ao escapes. . An- blacksmith work. U, P. Ry and 17th 8¢ drcen, 1th & ackion st4 tron JORS. R. R. Grotte, Importer and Jobber of Wines and Liquors. 102 and 1022 Farnam St. | Price lists on application. [ Frick & Horberts, Aquor Dealors LIQU Tler & 0o, Lignor Morehan i3 Vineney Stroot, Manifaotir ra Konnody At i Littars L. Kirsoht & Oo,, Wholesulo Liguor Deal'rs Wholos 07-409 8. 10th St 1001 Farnam 9t LUM G. W. Douglass & Co | Tardwood Lumber, John A Wakefield, fmportad, Amorican Port . Miwat {krw tiyaranile ¢ | Wit Quiney Whits Lnn Louis Bradford, ber, llme, coment,ota 1810 North 16th Streot Oharles R, Loo, Hardwood Tumber, wood carpets and parquot Hooring. th and Douglas, | L 123 D yuglas Stroot AND NOTIONS. T. Oberfolder & Co,, Importora and Jobbors i Millinery 208, 210 and 212 Sonth 11th Stroot ‘III.I I\I'lxl G A. St«un-lnll Millinery Ve 16-115 8. 16th St Omabi. | Toaks | MUSICAL Max Meyer & Bro Co | slors, dealors Instruments, ete. Farnam and 1ith, UYdTLRS Platt & Oo,, Oysters, Fsh and Colery, 519 8outh 10th Bt David Cole Managor, INSTRUMENTS, A. Hospe, I, Organs, Artists' arlaly, Kto, Consolidated Tank Line Co. Iefined_and_lubrieating Gils, axlo grease, ete. OMMISSION. Schroeder & O PRODUCE, Ribbel & Smith, Doalers In country prod- | Cash buyers butter ant uce, fruits, vegetablos, | egus, and geneal com: ete. mix<ion merchants. 1207 1Howard 423 South 11th Stoet. troot. E. B. Branch & Oo., | Produce, fruits of all Kinds, oysters, 15th and Harney Stroots. Jus, A. Olark & Oo, Butter, cheese, ex39 poultry and game. 9 South 15th Streot. Robort Purvis, 1217 Howard Street. Write for prices on but. tar, exgs poultry, and e, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter, eggs and poultry. 200 THoward Stroot. Bates & Co., Country prouce, fraity apo’ PAPER. Omaha Rubber Co., facturers and job- all kinds rubbor Cnrpenur Paper Go‘, | Carry n full stock of wiapping and | paper, card pa- SEEDS James Hughes, Stovesrepalrs of all kindy Cooks Emerson Seed ¢ Co, d growers, donlers in Lrass, grain and o, for sale. 23 Souen 15tn. o ——— T SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, B1C M. A. Disbrow & Co, | Bohn Sash & Door 3> Manufacturors of sash, | Manufacturers of mould- do Llinds and | ings, blinds. doors, etc. mouldings. Braneh of Office: flce, 12th and lzard Sts. | Room 425 Beo Bulldinz. —_— BAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. 8. Wind Engino & | A, T, Strang & Sous, Pump O, alitipovinaiile e | Wi Farnain iSced Omahia. Nev COFFEE, SPIC Consolidated Coffee Company, ~ Joteana 14 Harnoy st Omahn, Not —_—— BILLIARDS, Tho Brunswick= Balke-Collonder o, Bilitard merchanis Saloon fixturos. A7, 409 8. 10th Stroot, Oumaha, SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO, - - LIMITED A.D. Bo er & Co, Hunter & Groen -60 Exchanzo Bullding, | 50 Exchange Butlding alb house fur chil- nam Stroot. INTEREST PAID ONDEPOSITS a7 OMAHALOANSTRUSTCO. EAYINGS - BANK SECOR. 16" &N0UGLASSTS, CAPITAL:% 100,000.00 DIRECTORS "A UW Y MAN - E.W.NASH, JH.MILLARD GUY-C.BARTON- G.B, 1. AKE. U4 BROWN - THOS L. KIMBALL. NEBRASKA National Bank OMA'IA NEB .$400,000 . 68,000 wors - oney W, Yatey, Crosidonts owls 8. 0o Prasidonts Maurico, ¥liorao, Coffin, 1 ¢ cushing, J. N, e Patrick, W, 11 3. Tlughes, Cashior. THIXR IRON BANK, Corner 12 und Karniw S0 Cencral Bankiugbusiness T i THE REAL CHINESE DOCTOR, DR. WELEY YEE CHING studlel and practicen Mod- Hurkery with his 16 yuar 1 the . 8 DEPO-ITORY. » Cupital surplus........ Ofticers and DY anotal hin tather belng y of the Chiness army. Both practiced in Mel- Wi 85 dney. Austenl, and in Auck and 2" in the armios De. Clilng 18 no speclali but troats ALL DISIEASES. Spocdily and peris nently cures thems no s Tong standin b, Hure eure | A Fovors of all k 1 aro nvitad. (onsiltntic Wil Kinds for make Hours 98 m. 104 p. m. dally UNION DEPOT HOTEL. Corner 10th and Muson Stroets buliding, finest location 1o Stoam 1lea wnd Larber 8hop in connwell n Cars to any part of the elty 3 thit wo liave the beat £ Chicago. Hates from §.00 ¢ 0 81.50 per day New now furniture wost