Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. 0old Wave Roports Advanced Wheat Very Materially. STARTLED BY ANOTHER CORNER IN CORN. Operators ind a Strong (lique Has Charge of that Cercal—They Jake $500,000 in Profits, Nov. 7. sslon Wheat was quietdur- Ing most of the today. clostng with a tractionnl ndvanco over Wednesday's last fieures. The leading bullish features were the stronger tone of the cables and the goneral #nowfall throughont the northwest, which it was thought would restrict tarmers' deliver- fos. The purchuses of operators acting on this theory put the price up durlng the firsthour 1o o for Dece . against 245¢ at the close on Wednesday, and to ®%e for May, against 4. At these fieures a numver of fneluding Logan, Kennett-Hopkins and Mil mine-Bodman turned sellers. probably on early information of the Field & Lindley tali- ure in New York. Under this pressure Decem- ber retired to 1240, The market held \dy th ires for vut hardened again during roport that a cold wave threatened damage to winter wheat, Decerm- o wdvanelng Lo 03c and May to #1.00%. The d steady during the rest of tho ses- slon and closed at the top for Decenmber, but e lower for May. The tradinz throughout the session was very lizht, Outside of Novem- 1 lg evidently on a manipulated At corcal stronz e o sold o Nic it of the Inter ana omicaco, 11, e houses, st around s0 fl the last hour on & L time, markoet ber corn, wh asis, tho mirket for during most of 1, AL 750, a0 wd van brolke 1o 47%e on the feld-Lindley faflure, hut elosed At 474, o galn of Y. While t o no appire the November deal had to Lo 0o evidence that It his beon ed with o | allow the, apprec tomber of 8. V. White, drained tho country of the reserves and (he fact that re is little of the contract rade as yet in new crop, have made the rinn ne of this corner compiratively casy. The elique which 35 running the deal Is not definitely known. but the names of Patton Bros, Bartlett-1ra- zier, Bd Andrews. Charles Armistre Arthur Ore ure conneeted by the The deal has been very smoot quictly worked and Uhe - profits to clique are timated © T some tors is gh s £00,000. This, however, is e conjoctire, a8 the shorts und the wmounts they need 'to square their deals aro unlkuown, The known fact is that November corn. whicl sold a week ago worning at 80, i figurs o s hands, Then tho price broke stend Tiyand with very fow transactions to Tie, bt closed at The, against 7 at the elose on dnesday Aside from a few shorts wnd the members of the clique, nobody pald any at- tention to it Oats woero steady and show trom Wednesday's fizures, ctuations fu ho the close shows mode, 1t i ne of 14 15008 Why andoned the price of that it w0, Wis The Scp- little change products werd ate ad nar- row and wnces for most of the artieles d The leading futures TAwRTICLES, | tollows: OPEN. | WIGIL | LOW. | CLOSE WIAT No. Novemler Decenibo May.. Coiy No, 2 Nove: December May,.. OATS No B Novenhe December May S MESS POIK Junuary... May LAID coniver. . ¥ EHONT RIS December. teady, unchanged; spring patents, winter patents, $1.5.604,00. “No, 2 spring wheat, 9214 8spring wneai, te; No. 2 red, Ui Conry—No OATS— 8 white, LvE- BAEY— DI, $8.45025.50: lard, p “&hort Flbs sldes (1o saltedshoulders (hoxed) short cloar sides oxed). 86.00G86.05. Wtskey—Distillers' finished goods, 811K SuaAns—Out loaf, H1DES AND TALLOW— Unchanzed. CHEE, full eheddars. 1@ 1ge; flats, @Ie: yonng Ameriean, 126 Kecolpts und shipments today were as fol- per gal, s AWTICLES, our barrels t, ushols | Barley, bushels 20000 On the Produce exchunge to the butter markot was fir i un od: fanoy ereamory, 2@e: fine westorn. 23 ordi- nary, 2 o duiries, 23 ordiuur, W New York Markets. NEW Yoik, No oun-Rocelyts, pkesi exports. 16,450 b markd Conn MEAL—Quiet aud steady; @15 Wi Rece!pts, 87400 bu.; exports, bu.s siles, 2,520,000 bu. of tutures; 524000 bu. of pot, Spot market stronger and afrly active; 2 ved, $L0340 In store and elovitor; $106 7 aflow o £ 0. b No. i ored, GIC@d 10 Now U hard. 31100 1,216 yellow, #.: northern. § 0821087 1 N 2 northern, #1.055@0L04%, Options de- clined from ! to e on weank cables advaneed 1o 10 e on (hercased forelgn M ing: liberal clearances and unfavorable weather west, closed firm at e to %e oyer Wodnesday: No. 2 red, Noverber. closing at decenber,” $LO5G1.05 13-ite, closing ut Junaary, $L065@10T15, | closing it February, $LOS%@L0Y, closing at March, $1L10G6LI0%, closing at 81105 #1105 111, closing ut #1115 May. $1.1 & s 16, closing at #L10%; June, $1.00 15-16@ L00%, elosing av #1005 RYE- Iirni, western, #1.06%@1.07; le by ataLy ; SARLE Steady: No, 2 @, BARLEY MALT- Dull. ik oxports, 14 of futures arket aull 5. Milwaukee, 7 bu, Du, Coin—Receipts, 155,800 bu: o sales, 90,00 bu. of unsettled, elo- Vitors uilgruded mixed, M@isas Mo 2 white 70 options wd vanced e on Novem 1 othier niouthy o seurolty and sing firm: November, 7 dhaiose: T3, elosing closing bikes OATs- 1,900 b § 0 pOrts.88, sales. 7000 bu, .I»lr futures. spot murket dull, weaker: options, weuk aud dulls Novembior closing iifyor Deco nber, BL@IKRC, closing, Junuary 10810g e spot western, BSGiot white western, 40t Chicago, 4051040 HAY=Eirm. quiot, Hor rly nctive, firm. CoFFEE-Optlons opened nis ups and eclosed firm at 1 sules, €0,i80 bugs: Including 0; Deceber, 8001215 J i 3 @200, Kobruary, $11.80; March, 811501175 Muy, $ILAKGLL65: June, $1L@IL O July, 1L X@1140: September, #1L05; spot Rio fir | No. 7, #1473 Sudar--Ruw, dull, stoady; sale molnsses sugar, 80 tost at 250; easlor; mould, A, 4 7-16¢; stind, sonfectionors A, 4 MOLASSES 0 bu, 8000 bu, Of spot s firm at 10 to e D 1,400 bags rofined, qulet A A, 4 13-100} drlto: krunulated, & 5-lue, Now Orleans. falrly active, fim, Rico—Firm, falr domand, PETGOLEUN=—Quict and steady at 5750 for December. COTTON SEED O1—Quiet and we; yellow, 2@ ALLOW - Qulot. ROSIN-Quiet and stead TURPENTIN B~ nd Eacs—Firn; 1027 package Woor-—Quiet; od, WLikie RE—Quiv now ess, 10 Our MEATS—W 26.00: pickled Bans, Aabihe, Dull but firm: o short clear, No- vewber, 8485642 LARD - Flrmer ana active: westcrn ste 250 tlerces at 8.25; options sales, December. $0.57@0.40, clos- ing at 86,40 bid: January §.6500.50, closing at RSUBI: February, 8006, cidsin ut 4608 usked; wreh, #0.7:QAT closing at $1.78 nsked. BUTTER-Quiot but steady: woste @] western cre. tory, 1Hh@uo; CHEESE united closed firm; orude, Ower at H413@ase, Wa@Thae; receipts, domestlo flecce, Texans, 4o and stendy: old mess. extra prime. §.0.00¢ L ak nnd quiet: plekled bellles, shoulders, 53@dlo; plekled S0@Ie; 0. nduiry, 16 orn tac- Elg P " ! M e Al ek inis, SO S PG TON=DUIT} Awmerican. 81753100 Y . 205@, 'y, quleti part skl ppei-Dull and woak: lake. November #11.00: Decomber, $11.00. LA Steady: doniestic, #4.2: Tin—Dull but steady: straiglits, #10. Minneapolis Wheat Market. Mixxeavours, Minn., ! Wheat was n 11ttle stronger today but the strength did not VIfest HESO1f i 18 OVEFpO eing & nAnner i the bulls would have iiked, hut it was tor dispiay than they had seen f ys. Cablo news wis botter Jiirkets showed conslderable firmness wna a falling off of about 400 curs in res coipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth ns thoy have heen runnin this, with the” he cleurances, hid ing 7 enrs in their mite b co expecting to soll on i higher expectations for today were hardly but A purchase for o little spe market for December opencd ander Wednosday's — close, Muy at e, i over Wednesday's 1oge. The tradin tined prineipally to My whoat, and ther a gradual wd- vance from tho gpentng that at 11 o'elock hl scored off %e. Then came a break to g4 with a recovery tod4%c bid and another selling off on too hewvy oferinzs. There was but little utiire to Decomn W the trading on the v After the noon lour 18 some (nelination to broak the duy's advinee, but it held falrly well and Decrm v elosed ab 8650 und May at 94 %e. murket was in a he dthy condition wnd a good deal of wheat was sold. Closing quotations for No. 1 northern: November elosing nt s Deceniber opened at i, hichest Wie, lows st Mite, closing atsise; Wednesday at '8 May opened at vic, hizhest Lid, lowest e, closing today at S4%e: Wednesdiny Ui Tanunr, ysed today at 8 Nite. Noo 1 hurd, 8tz No. | No. 4 northern from b (o Soc. Omaha Grain Market. Prices based on delivery at Mississipoi river points, Nobraska inspection, and ten d; LCnL, un s othrwise stite There was i good del of [1fo on the board, t Interest centering around the corn mur- et. The orlers from outside points were quite (iberar while local grain men were also froe buyers WhEAT bl whoat maurket, Thelr ronlizod. The tor ulation at 8ige, and nOrthern, 88 ring, $5e bid. tige bld: No. 3. white N, i, cotorod. e b-d, 5 asked. NEW CorN--No. | or better, ten day’s sh ment, 4240 twenty duys shipment, si%e b prmcnt 4 y <hipmont, 11 bid A sales w 100 No. 3 or ' hette corn. 10 diys’ shipment 4213 5.00) 'sv 5000 st s 21 days shipment 4 % 10,000 & year shipment, 4143 5000 same 41123 10,000 same $1153 10,000 St. Lou's torms 42; 25,000 No. § or Detter, 'year shipniont 1004 5030 No. 2 white 10,0 0 No. 2 ryo 20 diys shipmer Ki Touts b hetter corn. BOARD OF TRADE NOTES. Varnes of Missourl Valley. the market, Junies Coats, Wiota, [a., was among the vis- itors on the bourd, Theodore VunAlst., Elkhorn, the board George 11 louking ove was In Neb, was on Kansas City Markets, KANSAS O but stoq ] ey, 8 103 151 cholee, $1.8501. shade lower; No. vomber, nothing done, with an upward tendenc; IStie bid, $93e usked: Noveml UORN—ACLIVG No. 2, cash, nothing doi o ATE=Qul T 2, cash, 2 November, changed: Se. d: ot choice, & £3.00; pra $1.50; 00! BurTeRr — Unchanzed: store pucki 2@ rolis, mery, Steady ut 25c. s —Wheat, 43,000 bu.; corn, 18,400 bu: onts. 600 b SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 5, oats, none. 0 bu.; corn, 81,200 bu; Roston Wool Market. Bostox, Mass. Nov. 2 more activity in wool, with seve The sales for the week amountod 200,000 1bs of all kinds, of which nearly 100.000 1bs wore domostie. Prices were 1 huyor's favor, rritory wools have sold With- the most and one blg dot of - Ihs of Montana sold at for fine medium. On rod busls sales of fine were made at o5 lium nt HiaLsee; mediun . HESHC wools were quict with small siles quality; fall Texas at 150019 woois Sold_ at 162e_ and sprins Culifornii at Tioles Georgha wool sold at about #e: Ohio quiot b B e for X; @ile for Niehizan X sold av Dbeen sales. castern Uregon W@ quest Austr Quie J@10c for sup un Wools are firm; carpet wools are New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—Following Thanksgiv- tng holiday ~ business In- dry goods wns moderate, a_contident and cheerful feeling s, however, prevailed ana developments relooked forearly in the coming month, At the moment the condition andtone of the market for the principal features aro without chunge. Receut reports are favorable to de- mand and stability. Buyers are looking for somo concessions. of leading Dbrands of bicached shirtings but there are no indica- ticns of that as yot and stoeks ure unusually moderate for this period. Prices are in u gon- eral way belleved to be it rock bottom. Liverpool Markets. Liverroor, Nov. 27.—WnEAT--Ste mand poor;’ holders offer moderatelys western, spring, 713 per cental. The re of wheat for the piast three duy centals, including 162,000 Amerie Couy-Qulet and lower; mixed wostorn, 0s per cental. The receipts of American corn the List three days were 64,2 0 centals, PeAs— Canadian, 6s 9 per cen AMERICAN REFRIGERATORS BEEF ~Forequar- ters, 45 per 1b. ANEIICAN LIVE CATTLE—Sinking tho offul, MILWAUS cash, 870 Sondiae. ConN OATS e, BARLEY oavize, RyE—Unse Provisiox BAT—Hizher; spring, We: No. 1 northern. Lower; Nc Lower; No. 2'white. 3ic; No. 3 white. insy; No. 2, tled; No e; sample on track, ) 9300350, 'St. Lou Louts, Mo., cush. 0 %e: Novembe Coity—Firm; cush, e, s Markets, Nov. 27.—Wi s 933c. 1 @Ige; T—Firm; November, ~Strong: cash, November, ise. Dull; BUrTER—SY [§ CryoraNarr, ady and unchanged, nein 0., ati Markets. Nov. #7.—WneAr—Qulict; nixed ear, 4@iic, No. 2 mixed. B@Ie. WHISKEY—$1.18, Foreign O1l Muriet. LIVERPOOL, Nov, 27.--TURPENTINE SPIRITS- 205 0d per ewt. Traders' Talk. Oneaao, T, Nov -Counselman & Day to Cockrell Bros: Speculutive markets todiy were quiet and they were hurdly expectod (o show much “netivity between Thunksgiving ho.iduy and Sunday. with tho close of the month also at hand. - Keeeipts for two days made the farm product pleuty and a deetlio in prices would not hive been un uonatural soquence, However. there was a good shipping and speculutive demand ail around and elosing - prices showed gains for uwlmost everything on List. Wheat wis effeoted by a firmer tone to Liver pool cables o e buyers in tho Tace of fawer Cont nental quotations, Enough outside buying besides was done to wbsorb all offerings und close the murket at the outside prices bid. Corn ruled firmer and closed halt wcent higher for December und yeur, with Mauy dull nt one-eighth of u cont” wavune ‘The November future was manipulated for Se advance 1o 20e, und a 7o deeline fr closing at Te. Short sollo ble to he mereilessly squoe re fivm at the opening, and on iargo buying by packers, pork sold” ap Titac, but" quiet feeling previtiod later and the market ciosed steady ut from oe to lie all around. Wo are very fricndly to provisions on uny breaks. CHICAGO, Lk, Nov. 37, - Konnett. Hopkins § Co. to 8. A" MeWhorter: Wheat opened dull wtw fractional decline from the lustelose. The volunie of business wis noticeably light which encourngoa the bu s who had been afraid of free scliing by Europe to take hold, though in a moderato way. Nows recolved during the session was of & nuture to stll further cncourige thei. “The corn market closed dull with quotu- tons praetically unchanged, Oats ' were extromely dull and afwr uctuating within s range of e closed unchinged. 1sions Were Sstgnin' s ¢ osiug for long futures, how- eyer. shuws suing nprovement, CHICAGO, Tk, Nov. 27, —Swartz, Dupeo & Me- Cormick to IV Swartz & Co.: The trade in whout today ' was largely local. Decombor shorts bought freely und thero was i disposi- von manifested by many of the room traders 10 take the long side on the stren-th of botter English cubles. Ulearances fron the seaborrd for forty-vight hours wero 803,000 bushel northwestern receipts showed a slizht redue- tion. ~ The Ciuclunati Price Current in summary of the wheat situation wus rather bearlsh and reporiy 1o Injury to the growing winter wheat, result ing frow the lat cold weather, Contigental cubles were geaerally lower. Snow Is reportod falllng over a lurge portion of the winter wheat belt. The fmipression exists thut there is but oue large short intercst outstunding wud that prices are walutalued 1o the effort » tate Wednesday they thought wheat was | ¢ | London { more HE OMAHA DAII todrive ftin, Many are orodicting squeezo in the noxt month, it able weather will provent it | were fiemeron lighter Fecolpts of hogs | estimates for noxt weok ore Inr Thore | nothing now in the situation that we see. T demund for December (o cover shorts contin- ues, one 1ot of 20,000 hbls. hnving been bought toany. One ronson that there is not more De- oniber pork on the marke thut holders have ehanged so mueh into larger options. [ | iIND BONDS. STOCKS NEW Youk, Nov rathior sore anima | pected today, coming half hollday and while of prices was down It took constderable press ure by the professionnl element in the ab- sonce of any buying of note to acconiplish the insignificant deelines made, while the old tricks of cireulating false rubiors wers eni- | ployed to some o The oponing of the niarket was fiem with considerable buying of | the few leading stocks for both and the west but the bears attacked Chicago Gas and sold it with repotition of the old sstul competition with it In the ¢ )y stories of new sults to bo | brought the company in the courts Whenever this pressure was rolleved for an instant, the inherent strength of the stock be- came apparent Immediatoly and some shurp rallies wore effectod at times, though the final result of the day’s trading in It was u materlal loss. There were rumors afioat also of some large house In trouble, and these gave wblo welght to the selling, but as soon same known that the frm was Field & ¥ were short stro market was d than was generally ex- between & whole and a the general tendency soon down runiors conside 8 it by Lindley it was discovered that th of stocks and the market vecano fmmediately, Tn the forenoon there was some tmpression made upon Now York Central which aftor selling to 115 retired to 113% but finaily closed oniy wsmall fraction lower than on Wednes- dav. “Ihe restof the list generally yielded fractionuily o the pressure but New Enziand wis i marked exception but, 1ts strenztli w as mysterious s all the moves in tiat stoek, nd Joined by Distiilers it helped mnterinlly to rilly thelist Inthe afternoon. The an- nouncement of the nssignment of Iield, Lindley & Co. was followed by & marked change 1 the temper of the market and a few of tio stubborn stoths regained all the srenoon’s [oss, Outside of the usually aetive *list. however, there - was 1o feature to tl toward the eloso the attack was resuincd by the bears with the purpose of il e London market to- mortow morning The fmpression 1 tho raid was sl ¢ht and the murket within small fractions of lust nig thouzh it was dull and he net 1oss [n Chicago G tillers on the other New Englind 1 per c Govornment bonds duil bonds du L and featurcies The following nre the closing guotations for the leading steks on the New York Stock ex- chango w Dis- and steady. State TN Atehison G i Adums E a9 preferred NOY. Central.... Alton, T AL N YL Che & SETL ) preferred ... 12 | o preferred. . Ameriean Exprsi 1y |Ohto Misstssippi f 0 | do preferred 1 ontario & press hesnponko & OBto do Istpreferred 0 20 preferred {ph Chiengo & Alton. Pittstu o 7 Pulluan Paincs Csy 07y Rending ... . Clevelned C 8 Rock Island Del. Hudso St L & S, F Del L. & W ped Oregon Tran: ta| Pacitic Muil do pre 53 St. P Min. § IS Pl & O 11| do preferred..... . al & Iron.. do Istpreferred do 20 preferred.... n. pfd on, Pocine King Vi Houston & Texa Hitnols Central.. St Panl & Duluth. Kansus & Texas Lake Erlo & WV do preferred Lake' Shore Loutsville & Nt Louisville & N. A M ¥ Michigan Contrai . MilL LS. & W a0 pry Min & St I do pretfe S5 Watineh, St 1 & 1 do pretorred...... Wells Fargo Exp Western Unlon 1205 Aw. Cotton Gil * Bita | Colorado Coal.... 2043 [Lomestake. 7784 1ron Silver. 28 |ontario.... | 2| Quicksllver. o preferred usin’ Contrai . @l Great Nortliern pfd 42 [Cileago Gas.. & Lead Trust... 14| Sugar Trust Soutiern Pucliie:” A n.-k Or o preferred... ... Tl |R. G, W, U. . Denver & G w. R. G. Wi'pref. Northwestern | 1sales of stocks toduy were 219.030 res. Ineluding Atehison, 162 0; Chicago G o Lickuwanma & Western, ! Loulsviile & Nushv Missouri Paclfic, 5,500; Northern Pacitie.’ 0.5.0 Reading, 7520 Richuond & West Point, 4,155 St Puul 16510 Unlon Pactfic, 18,705, inancial Keview. NEW YORK. Nov. 27.—The Post says: Of the two ciouds that have solong overhing tho mrket—the Richmond Terminal and” tho Union Pacific—it sald thit thele finunces aro In strong hands and ro- moved from the obnoxious atmosphere of family quar The worst result of thelr pubile embarrassment—the suspicion that other companios miy be overburdencd with simdar floating deh 1y e satlsfactorily met Dby the actlon of their dlre tors on question of dividends, Sov- eral tant compunies. weiuding the Island und the Missoxri Pacific will take this action next month, Tho coal trade runiors are not at ail critic: Delaware & Hudson has declared fts at the usunl rate, und although this was ally a foregone conciusion—the company’s policy being to decide a year ahead on its dividena rite—there had been some uneasi- ness over rumors of a possible reduction. These facts, with tho prospects of u rencwal of kurope's heavy shipments of gold to the United States. are certudn, sooncr or later, to have their influence. New York Money Mark: NEW YOUK, Nov. 2.—MONEY 0N CALL—] ranging from 3 to's por cent; last loan, cent; closing offered at 243 por eont. PRIME MERCANTILE DAV ver cont. STEILING EXCHANGE—Qulet and stendy at % THor sixty -duy Diils und #4.85% for de- mnd. The followlng were the closing prices on bonds: 11 torn Con...185% orth, Debent os ... 106 Lo & L M. Gon, 8. % o Gon. :m" naols.. 124 TSR 111 Rt Bavg Rets 10 Den. & It G. Ixta.. & TGy, Financial Notes. KANSAS Ctry, Mo, Nov. 27.—Clearings, 81,- La., —Olearings, $144,3i0,032; ORLEANS, 74 NEW Yok, N¢ baluuces §7,540, 14, TIMORE, M. Nov. 7.—Clearings, Nov. 27.—Clearings today, $343 bulances, 827,550, Rate, 0 pe PHILADELUHIA, P, Nov. 27.—Clearing 3 1003, 81.900,425. " Rate for ui Louts, N balanees, ngo on BOSTON, Muss., Mo. L 27.—~Cloarings, #4,41 i Money, 75 per ¢ Now York sold at pur Nov. 27.—Clearings today, BLR08, 4038, Rute f ange on New prembum, Cuicaao, T, No ew York exchange per B0 prowtum. Mouey, 0 por cent clearings, . Sterllng exchanz and Bi.8108 for sixty-d bills and #5435 for sizht drafis. ~The following were the London stock quotations elosing at 4 p. n.: oy punt Consols wo Consols ae US s U, N NOY. P& O, Tais BAR SILVEN MONEY—il3 per cent, Amount of bulllon tngland today, £11.000 Vi1 Cunadian Pacito Walg | Erle 120'g St Pl ¢ 102t Rending vy Xk gono into the Bank of Foreivn Finuncial Review. 1Copurighted 1891 by James Gor Lo B LONDON, Nov. 27.—[ New Yor I 1to' Tue BEe ]~ Lito on’ the o and prices wore rat aded by Milwiuk though not muterially, as the recent Hqulda- tlons much proved the position. No diti- culties ure unticiputed at the end of ‘the year and u sharp rally 18 expected oarly fn Jun- uary. International stocks opened weuk but closed firm. while South Anericsns wore dull, owing tothe fail In Brazilisns, The position at Rio Junelro 15 now regsur ed as o less favorabio feature o home lysues. Tho boar squecze in Brighton rail wils deferrod, Rothsehllds ussisting to erush the bowrs Lately thiut house I8 becom ins very prominent in the stock exchunzo operations, Monoy |s keepiug firm, Bulllon silver s u trifle caster at 4080 1-10d. Boston Stock Market, BosToN, Mass, Nov. 27.—The following were ] | Gould & Curry Iy cos on “stocks on the K market tod (¥ ki 11l loston & Montana an | Calum 1911 | Frankll 1 Kearsage n & Alh *Q Fitehburk 1t it Mass, Contral 5 ' | Owcanin Mex. Con. common. . W Santa Fe Copp N Y. &N K 0 Tamarack N Y. &N T 10 | West £nd 0l Colony 147 | Ho!l Tele Rutiand profe Wis, Cen, comm Allouer M. Ce Atlantic | N e BB Mining Stocks, Nov, 27.—~The followIng list Is nson the Mining exchanzo ires. D DENVER, Oc the elosing quota todny. Suies, 18, Alleghany K Amity 2 10 Tronciad John J Justice avenworth I gkoR-Cora B xington Batos Hunter iz Indln Tk Six Browntow Matehless ‘olidated 12 | Puzslor . 31| RIAItO 18 Ranoing L 4| Whale.... 30 |Sutton ul Goid s and O’ San Franciseo Mining Quotations. SAN FirANCIsco, Cal., Nov. 27.—The official closing quatations foi mining ‘stocks today wern as follows 1w i Vidi ) nsol ALY, 195 At T Ophiir Bu Potost Bust & Belolior 7 | Save Bodie Consolldated Slorra N Choll o 10| Union € Con. Caln’ & Vi w U Crown Point 15 (Ve 150 | Com ] 23 8 15 Tlalo & Noreross Moxid Mor Nay No'G n Bl N1 o Nt i New York Mining NEW York, Nov The nining stock quo Quotations, following fons aro tho tario Ophir Pismouth Sy Crown Polnt ‘on- Caln. & Vi Novada Standard |Unton Cot Yellow Jucket & Noreross 1 Silver . Louis Mining Quotatic Louts, Mo., Nov Tho followlng are 2 GUOLRHONS Montrose Pat Mu Silvor A Elizab, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET. OMAmA. Nov. 27, Kocelpts were fair today, in fuct the run was heavier thun usual for the duy following abollday. There we tle, 1,515 head; 16 cars of head; 1 car’ of the 'past five days tle, 66,197 hogs anid 495 sheep, g (itle, B0,815 hogs and sheep for the Sanie five d CArTLE=The cattie niarket was in pretty good shiipe today. sirable stock at_least. KChie k60d corn Ted eattio sold at, from .60 L £.05, wnd . good-sized bunch of fair western “Wwhite fi.ces™ brought $1 ase in the ve d d has ma- terially quickened id, and this fact, togetlior with an fmprovement, i the quality of the offerings. will uccount for an advance during the last few days of at least 10¢ on cat- tle In fairflesh. The'market was lively and everythinz useful was out of first hands long before noon. Cows and mixed stock constituted a good share of the first receipts and with only u moderate demand tho trade was not overly Jively and prices auywhere from wouk to 10¢ lower than yesterday, althoueh not much dif- forant (rom°Wodncsday, INFOHOF to VORY 5000 cows Sold from #1.00 to 32405 bulls, stais from $1.25 10 §2.50; calves fron Stockers and fecders were In good demand toduy but prices wero not materiully stronger than they have been all week. Country biy- ers can get stock eattly atabout whit thoy think they are worth, and as i consequence they are” buyiug freely at$200 1o $2.70, Kep- resentative siles: STEERS, No. Av. | 2.0 010 82 1129 3§ YEARLI No. Av. Pr. 401223 83 60 601251 365 No. Av. Pr. 11240 82 30 4051 245 COWS. No. Av. B.. 027 & 0. 00) oty RSt L 10d0 1067 1002 000 400 1000 100) 10 1 210 310 210 210 15 215 220 230 1010 11170 2.11015 5. 00 30816 9., 05 4100826 200 013 2.0 815 HEIFERS, 1.. 800 CALVES, . 100 ; 130 130 H7 L1870 L1600 1170 STOUKE 150 66, 10y [ 200 4 200 6.0 648 295 20, 815 WESTERN CATTLE, Av. Pr. No. 1083 1 9 718 8 815 3 steerss, *tuilings WYOMING CATTLR Tone L. & C. Cov 182 3 55 COLORADO CATTL S B, Hartmann, 121 stecrs... 11 bull ... 1 canner... 1 bull " 11 cows..... 057 bulls 100 cows. ... 1000 bulf 17 cows 1) bull 18 cows. . 1028 foodoers 102 feeders. 1050 stecrs! 4 cows. ... 1052 stuzs. 10 steers. 1119 * tailings. 120 steers... Coko Bros. 20 C &L Co. 102 210 MeGarock, Birmingham & Oo. L 838 1T J. MeDonald, L1005 185 Young & Miller. 185 16cows ¥ ? stockers.. 010 20 ste 7 cows. 51cows. 16 cows..... 20 yearlings. 630 2 00 "horo was a moderately liboral run toduy, but receipts so far this weok fall wbout 0G0 short of fast. Tho quality e tinues good wnd hogs under 200 1bs. ure Father scarce, Whilo the big bulk of the receipts ave o over 2 1bs, to the load. Shippers were doing nothing and ghe specilative demand was rathor light, but local houses all bought frocly at prices stoady to strons compared with yesterday and_about 10¢ ligher com- rod with Weilnesduy, The best lieavy hogs 1 fron 4570 to #haw while [ht_and mixed loads went mostly atifrom $1.60 to #.70. Some vory co 0 Lght stuft soid as 0w as fro [lo marset was falrly active rly, i fact for the groater part of the fore- noon, but rather weakened toward noon, as st0f the buyershad flied their orders, 1ng one packer In posscssion of the fieid Other markots wore reported as elosing easier and the trade wound wp rathor weak st doal [owGr A few louds ri Sulos wero largoly at from 500 £5.75, the Sume as yestorduy, ugilnst £.30 to 63 Wednesday. 10 COSt was 81073, akuinst Bils yostorl Roprostiitatis thou-h ained BEE.-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, PIGSAND ROU 8 815 17, = hm HEEP—-But one double deck of sheep was cived today. They wero rather common stock ewes for whicn lh-‘ demand s rather uncertain here. Good muttons ure wanted at fully stoady prices, Ieceipts and Disposition of Stock Officinl recelpts and disposition of stock ns shown by tho books of the Unlon Stack ¥irds company, for the twenty-four hours, cnding at 50'¢loek p. m., November 07, 1801t KECELPT oGS, 0 CATTLE. | EED.[TORSES & M18 Cars.[Hend | Cars. [Hend|Cars [Head| Cars. | Head oo 1,818] 118 215 DISPOSITION, REVEIS, SRR Cete Patevg Sannr | STy ERiaien | S At Left over | lors Total Chicago Live stock Mo CricaGo, 111, N, rket, 27.—(Speclal Telezram to Tk Bee[=There was a gool demand today for ubout all descriptions of cattle, and all sold at better prices than were current at the bezinning of the woek. Aseompared with the 1owest prices of last week thero is an averago gadn of from 10 to 20¢ per 100 1hs, and the ad- vinee Is protty evenly distributdd. OF today'’s arrivals about 630 heads were natives and 2000 Texans. Uho former were wanted Lt from $1.00 €0 8100 for poOr to eXtra Cows, ifers and hulis at from 150 to $450 for stockers and feeders and at from $1.00 10 $i.% for dressod beef and shippinz steers. Tnere WCPO not miny sales at better th the of the offerings ol fio 0 for cows and bulls K150 to 8435 for stecrs. Tho tions for Texans was from cows and from §.10 (0 £2.2 for_steers, calf market firm at from 1.0 to $:.45, Hoas—Sules were at an advance on yeste prices of i 4 vance on Wednesday's closing from 1h¢ to 100, Tis carrie the 1 5 to #1580 for Tight and to from $ At that range there shippers and puckers liingry for ho:s The today azzresate 80 1UR0.0" CON e wys of last week, Th s sufliclentiy accounts for the littie “boom’ the market is now enjoyinz. Buy ing for whout 0,000 for tomorrow nd for fro 0,000 to 60,0 00 for Monday. Should these fig- ures be reached it is dogbtful that the aboy noted advince could be sustained. In fact an casier feelin - toward the close of today s indicating a rod ng rates of de per 100 1bs. extreme range of sales was fr ov voth upperin s for y an 65,000 e corresponding tw The Evening Journal ceipts, 0,005 shipments, active and stronger; top pri #1.80@4,00: medium, 35004 @3.5 . Te cows, 11215 Hoas ipts, 34.000: market 0%t6e hizher than Wednesc rough and common. F560@s80: puekers and shippe prime heavy and butehiers' welights, $.0004.15; ght, $1..5600.75. Keeeipts, 4,000; shipaicnts, active and hizher: native ewe mixed, $4) #.5(@5.30; westerns, $1.30@4.80; 1 AV 1,50, Marke ceipts, ket 31 per 100 daressed beef, liipments tomor- vs of beef, ket grassers, &2 reports: 1001 New York Live Stock £w YORk, Nov 5 Leeves aid i, —Receipts, 26 L00@S.40 per 100 rt hed: 10s; firm: 00 SiTkEp—Receipts, 0, choice lambs o shido higher; Sheep. #5004, per 100 18, lambs, $.00@6.25: dresscd mutton, dy ati@size per b dressed Tambs, firnd M0 head. Ineludinz two slows; BLI0@LO) por 100 heud: sheep, steady s Receipt curs for sale; Ibs. 10 ket Kansas City Live Stock Mirket KANsAS Crry, Mo, Nov. CATTLE - Re: celpts, | arket and strong on steady, steors, 0L stockers and fevders, Hoc At 8T ahlpmenta, none: mar- to 1e highers bulk, $.45@i75; all teceipts, none; none ; i shipments, mark ¢t steady . Louis Live Stock Markets. §r. Louts, Mo, N CATTLE—Receipts, ket active; native and Indl . Band Indiin cows, $. fcceiots, 60005 shipments, 5.20; mar- Kot hgher; heavy, $585@1.00; mixed, £.40@ .00 Light, ¥.5003 OM.iHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Country Produce. r country butter sells in round i : small BLO0S 10 ehickens, #.5005.00% #1.00; mallard ducks, 3400 winzod ribbits, 1005 Jack snipe, Kolden plover, 1.5 deer suddies, 1100 “onreusses, G ties antelope s dar l0e, geese, trous teal, §1. i ducks, #1235 juck sLa@la: quall, plover, 7 yuLTiy—There wis o declded glut 1n the market for Thanksgiving, In spite of the liberal demand. Heavy stocks were carried over. Chickens are selling as low as e for i that hus to be moved, While a large pro- fon of even the good stock 15 Lein offcre tatGe. Itisalmost 5, geese und ducks, Omaha Hides and Tal 1 groen salted hides, 41,@4'sc; salted hiaes, ige; 1040 1hs, 4150041 No. salted altod flint hides, (@ No. 2'dry fiint hides, 1dry salted hides, doe. Tallow. No. 1, #c: tallow, D whito A, 4@4l50; & White RN 10w, He; gres 2130 ‘oid bu beeswax, prime, 10635¢; rough tal- Flo aha Milling company: Reliance, Patent Tnvineible, Putent, #2603 Lone Star, Su- ol 313 Snowllake, $200F Faney Fani- sorlitiy e, & 180 % Gilman's Gold Medal, £.70; Snow White, #2.40; Snowflake, $2.00; low erade, §.60: Queen of the Pantry. 8280 Minnesoti' Superlitive, 2,70; bran, $14.00; chopped feed, $20.00, L JUST AS EASY. It Cost This M Mar to Carve a Two months or more ago James C. Pauly mot and carved k'red Schmid in a most borri- blo nanuer. Ho was arrested aud tried in polico court, whero he was held to answer to the charge of assault with intent to commit murder. Yestorday thoe case was called hefore Judg Estelle. Tt dofendant was ullowed to with draw his plea of not euilty and enter a plea of nasuultand battery. ‘This he gladly did, after which he was fived §1 and costs. DeWitt's Little Early Risers; pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, Blumen hat's Condition. Eugene Blume al, who was severely | beaten i Hume's chop house ou North Six teenth street several nighits wgo by MoeNa. L and Noonun, has not entirely regained consciousiess since the assault, und is re ported much worse yesterday, His brothe A. Blumenthal, who is press agent for | tor's theater, New York, bas forwarded structions to the Methodist hospital sive the wouuded ma « ull possible atteution A very small pill, but a very good oune, 3| Wiws lisdo Early Risers. best little bad breuth De- to | 1801. ing Co, BaGs B fa Bemis Omaha Tmporters ant M tiirers, Sond for our And pric 1 Factory, soling u ol Printers, bindo Omaia, Ne BOXNE. WAGONS AND Carpots, oll, tngs, ¢ Lime Hard and 30t co Rroots., anthracite and 215 8 Omahs, No Manufs 1z Window enps, sy llghts, ete! 1112 Dodie st tur, AWNINGS Omaha Tent & Awn- “ s, 0l and elothing, Sund for 113 Farnam AND Flour Sacks. Burlaps and AND OMAHA Mamfcturers” and Jobhers DIRECTORY. TENTS. TWINE BICYCLES A. H. Perrizo & Co. 1408 Dodge Streot. Ataloza 109 M. 0. Daxon, Bleyeles sold on mouthly | mx 15th stroot ————————————————————— BOOK BINDERS and STATIONERS Morse-Oce Shoo € ‘ompany, Howard Stroet Asle with Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, cornor HHth And oigias Ste We nro making elose priees Lo cash buvers, Tuss of Kuots which , elootrat faotiro Williams, Van nam & Harte 1212 Harnoy stros Aer- N 5 John L, Wilkie, Omaia papor box factory 1960 & St Macy's Ave., Orders. promptly o TCARRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Omalia's Largest Varioty CARRIAGES. CARPET Omaha Carpst O, | cloths mat rlali goods,ote | 1511 Douglas_stroot COAL, Omaha_Oonl, Coko & | L™ 8 ¥ lith and Doug! American Fuel Co,, dealory tn it moua coal 1th street. “Nebraska Fuel Go., 2138, 15th Stroot, COR Erw]c Oornico Works, 0 G 4 tron Cornice. tnlte 10 und 116 Howar.d stro —e e BOOTS AND O i and vory sal merchan ts pars, LISAE DIE MANG Omana. NSHOES all,Jones&Co PManfactiees Agont afor_lioston R b T, 101 and 105, 1larney streot | Kirk Whole BUICHERS Lm\' (Ium: Butehors anl Pikory ool an t aupplion By hot anl shiop earing Viui-T1113 830 atee Cile A RS, West & Fritscher, | Mannfactures fine clgars, Jobbersof leaf tabaceo. | won CLOTHING. @ilmore & Rnhl, Manufacture:: ant Wholaaly Clotaloes, | 1o darney streot nam Strot I\ B, E 1" VSRS Coutant & Squires, Hard and coal ship- pery 03 arnam stroet Owiatia. Howell & Oo, Tih thect Omana, Neb. Johnson Bros, 014 Farnam treet, Omala. Neb, B o5 EMENT A AND LIME. 220 Dry nlshing Koo free, 1013-15-17, N, K Rinck - GLASS, 05-1412 Omuh Omalia, N 1105 Owaha, Ne Hunzh G. ( s Sport Cor. 10 Omaha Wrought | vutiaing and work brass work. @ foundry, machi blacksmith wor | 1oy wnd 1iin ba Omalia, No Omaha, Neb. DRY G M. E. Smith & Co, 0ds. notlons, fur- Omata, Nob. PR il S i A — GROCERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, | 05711 8. 10th Street, b 1614 Capitol Avenu: 8, F. Gilman, 1th Streot. Managor. FURNITURE Dewey & Stone Fur- | Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co., Kennard Glass and Paint Co, Harney Stradt Nob William ()uu\mmqa 617 and 619 South 16th St D. M Steele & Oo, 1201-1205 Jonas 8:roek Allen Bros,, 110 iarady Steads Ulark, Westorn Agn JTJol;néuu_—& (J“M | . 16th Stroot, Corner 11th and 1oward. | o ELECTRICAL Wolf Electrical Co. Ilustrated cataloguo T FARM MACIHINE g Parlm, Crendorff’ & artin Co,, Corner Jones and 0th St Omalis, Neb, AND ¢ GEN1'S FURN PAINT, OIL - Cady & Gray, Cor. 9th and Douglas Sts, OODS. Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Goods Co. Dry goods, notion SUPPLIES [ DETROIT-AUTOMATL Electric Motors 0%, Catalozay It A Kinnoy, Gon'l Agt. 83275 NV, Lifo 'k ETC. T. G. Northwall, westorn _agent M Plow Con Shorman Ave Morchant Millers, Oftce and Mill 1315 Tith Stroot ARPE niture Uo, ensars (o O & Coy | Grace and'ith Eey.oman, ISHING GOODS. [3.T. Robinson Notion Co. Gents' furnishing goods, |mfy colabrated brani “Huokskin " ovoralls ante, shirts, coats, ote’ Cor. 12th and Howaril St ND DRUGS, J. A, Fuller & Co., 1402 Douglas Stroot, Omaka. Blake, Bruce & Co., 000-003 Loavenworth St. Omaha, N Meyer & Raapke, Omana. Neb. | 8loan, Johana % 0o th and Loivenworth Strouts, Omalia, Nev. [ McGord, Brady & 0o, | Omana, Neb. L T e e Ll G \I’UHIJ Z, HARDWARE. u Jaok )0 St 1RON Paxton & Vierlinz Tron Works, iron it Yorni ana v Reotor& Wilhelmy Co | Le Glark-Audrecsen Hardwaro Oo, | | 19t and tarn | N WORKS. Ouwaba Safo & Iron Works, t'ra firo Proof aafes Work, 1ron shutters and firo escapes. G. An | dreea, 1ith aJackion s M d burglar vaults. Jall | New York ana GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. A 8 Mo Wlmrm Room 18, Board of T rae | Brokers.' Private wir ew York, Chicago Louls. Cashgraln Bryan Commission (lu Brokers, grain, provision and stooks N. Y. Lite Rid'g. Privato wire Chi cago, 8t Louls and w York Cookrell Bros and St | bouktit F. 0. Swarta & Oo o ard of 'l ymahs, ‘Noard of LIQUORS R. R. Grotte, | tmporter ana tobvor ot Winea and Liquors. 102 and 1072 Farnam St | Price lists on applicatio: Frick & Herberts, WholesaleLiguor Doaters Tler & O, Liguor Merchants 1113 Harney S Manyfactie'es Ken East Indin Bl L. Kirscht & Co, Wholesale Liquor Deal'rs 07409 8. 108h St 1001 Farnam St R ] LUMBER. G.W. melm« & Co| John A W.\kv!wld | tmported, Amorican Pore TArdwood Lumbor, | jand Cemont, MUwat ke Tydeaulic Comon | and Quiney Whits Lims 1810 North 16th Streot Oharles R, Les, Hurdwood lumber, wood | eAFpOLs i pArGUOL Hoorin, 0th and Douglas MILLINERY 0. A, Stonehill, Millinery, Notl Louis Bradford, Lamiber, Lo, coment ot NOTIONS. | L Oberfelder & Co., oo 210 an ) 217 Sout 1118 8. 16th S¢, Omaha S e e e ey MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ETO. Max Morer & Bro Go| A, Hospo, Jr, Artisty musteal instrumonts ot n and 15t 1613 Douglas Stroot OYSTERS. | OILLS. Platt & 05, Oysters, Fish and Celery 310 Bouth 10th B David Colo Managor. | AND ns.Cloaks | TP bors tn 208 [ Manos, Organs Materials, Et ons>lidated Tank Lino Co. lubricating aRa s, 0. and axlo ki Refine ol PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith, Schroedor & 00, 1 country prod- buyers butter ant vegctables, avcal coms ant. 1th Straot. Branch & Co, Produce, fruits of Kinds, oysters, 13th and Hiarnoey Streots. |Jas. A, Olark & Oo, Buttor, cheeso, g4t poultry und game. 1200 Tloward Strost. 609 South 13th Street. PAPER. | RUBBER mmlnl Omaha Rubber Oo., Manufacturers and job. Kinds rubvor t 1207 Toward Stroet. Robert Purvis, 1217 1Howara Streot Write for pricos on bt ter, vggs poultry, and kamo. Kirschbraun & Sons, all Butter, egks and poultry. Garponter Paper on,. e SEEDS i NTOVES. on Seed Co, | James Hughes, doalors In | Stoves repairs of nllinds and | O CG0ks and Mo 2 South foth. 07 51160 BLropt: e e I SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ET1C__ M. A, Dishrow & Co, Manufacturers of s doors. blinds and lings. Branch of h and Tzard Sts. | — STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. 8. Wind E-\gmu &| | A. L. Strang & Sons, Pump O, T Halllday \Vllm Mty s 915w 10 Jones Stroot, G Ttos, neting manae | 5 ((II‘I'Ia' ), SPICES, Eme: Soed growers, krass, grali Farnam Stroot Omana. Nob. TE. Consolidated Coffes Company, Wieand 141G Harnoey St Omahn, Neb BILLIARDS. The Brunswick- Balke-Collender Jo,, Biillard merchandise. wloon fixturos. 407, 404 8. 10th Streot, Omalin H. Hardy Co. Toys, dolls, alb faney goods, house fur nishing goods, chlld- | ren’s carring: 1319 Farnam Street. SOUTH OMAHA. LIMITED Hunter & Green, W0 Exchange Bullding UNION STOCK YARDS A.D. Boser & Oo, -69 Kxehange Bullding, GO South Omaha. South Omaha BE A MAN APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN, PLAFECT 1N FORM 1~ MATCHLESS N WA et apeielt for tahwart ey bore mt brkh wers puk 1o e "Every MAH can b BTRONG a5 VIGOROUR In a1l respacts YOUNG MEN OR fllD suflering from NERVOUS DE- BILITY, Loat or Failing Man. hood, Phyhic ontal Worry, Blu rent, or any PEREONAL WEAKNEGS, can be tored to PERFEOT HEALTH aud NOELE VITALITY of BTRONG MEN, the Pxido and Power of Nations. Wo ¢ by years of practice by our Yo methods uniforg MONOPOLY OF 5UCCESS ing all Diseazes, Weakier; . Tectimonials fordh (..,um i OUR NEW BOOK juia it wblle youcan. Fuil Expla 7. FULLY Tean by ga Head our tastimontale, Addre MEDICAL CO. BUFFAI—O-" Yo A, M1, HENDERSON, Histablishod 1373, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Grain, Seeds, and Provisions. Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman St., Rooms 68 & 69 CHICACO. i toluss actlition far tho hundling of shipments of Grai, Fleld wnd 1lnx Seods. References Corn Exchungeand American Exchang Natlonal Banks For sunburn use Pond’'s Extract. Allanliine ROYAL MALL BI'EAMERS. Montreal and Quebes to Derry and Liverpoo Cabin 4 10 80, aéeording Lo atenmor and location uf BALO room. Intermodinte and swerage ot low rutok NO CATTLE CARIIED, ST ERAM Ginsgow via Fortnlght STATE OF NEARASKA, STATI of CALIFOWNIA, STA PE OF NEVADA, 1L A Weturn 865, bloorago 310 Apply to Chicago; 1L E MOORKS, Wabash W. B.VALL, Burlington Ticket Oltge. on LINRK SETT ndondarey ever M. Nov. | Nov Dee. | Cabln 45 up. LLAN & CO. ieket O,