Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 1, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Was Dull and Weak Most of the Ression, A SURPRISE SOMETHING OF IN CORN. of Saturday's ptirely Disaps turcs Had ¥ Transactions Were Stocks o Prominent | Operations p 1, by ted a4 Bondm. Wh At was dull and The bulls entcaao, Til, Nov wenk during of the were tinld while the bears, having the best of It In the news, were confident and inelined to Cables were weak and lower tending down- In local tinate 1ber. 1. me on the market cuused forenoon oSt Ve aggrossive. with doniest ward. Indicy 1 to in the visible supply while the were largely in excess of the e nortnywestern deliverie siderable long wheat ¢ this, with the short range in prices durin started at 0% and Decomber 434 Behwartz-Dupee, Logan and Milmine wore free sollers, and thero was oline for May and 0%e f Purdricge was a liberal scller and broker: who usually act for Hutchinson had iurge kelling orders which were supposed to be for Hutchinson, who, it wis throw- Sng overbonrd his long wheat thero was . moderate reietion fn some covering by Cudihy, who wis thought to be takiug | srofits, ind by w rumior that the forelgners i | ezin buying at the sciaboard and Muy s0ld bick to t54c and Decomber 0 91%e. Neir thie elose thre was rencwed weakness, Deceni- ber seliing to 01 %e and May 10 0350 Corn wits somethinz of & surprise_to those who lind expeeted w coliapse in the November sac for the weakness which was such prominent feature Saturday had ¢ dis- appeared. Transictions in this 1 how ever, continued very limited closin priec on Suturday wis 6se. The first sale 1o dny wis 1t 70c, Then there was n long walt without any tradine, ana ¥ e was paid; then 7e wis secured for some. and thit was e elosing priee. The tdentity of the leading ghorts, i there wore iny. was not disclosed Decenibor opened at 4, against 0756 at the elose on Saturday. sold 1tdi%e, touched #%e and closed au654¢. May fuctasted within Fango of e, Onts were qulet the session, when coverin vember from 47,0 elosing it from tosie M ay i from 32 Therc wis a_ heavy rin of hogs at the stock yiurds this morning, nid o5 were lower. oz products wer in By mpithy at the ob rather frecly, causing close was at inimportant Tast price on Suturday. The teading futures rang markets also fons po Incrons recelpts wnd the Con- and wor Muy But Bodman ndual de- Decenbor the inforred ind fentureless till late in by Shorts sent No- e v, and the s trom tho 1 a8 rollows: TANTICLES OPEN. [ HIGIL | LOW CLOSE, WiiEat | Novem| 013 |3 December ol Muy CONN 3 Nove December Muy OATS N0 November mber syl i Jnnuary SN Cny ot ot | Cash quotatic Frovi—Unehs ter pat Wnear—No. 2 Baprinzg whens, 81! Conx OAs. LW & white, i # putents, $1.60@ 10061400, ingwheat, 013, No. 2 red, 91%@91 5. No. No. 2 white, AL . b, 45@ 80c: No. 4, FILAX S5 Mess pork, per Ub, #.20075.25; lard, por @005 Short ribs sides (0086, #50 saltod shoulders hoxed), #4101 ar shes (hoxcd). £.90756,00. —Distillers finishe goods, per gal, full @ Bhort ¢ WHIsKE BLIR. Curgse 10, 1 i and | cream cheddars 1 i Amorlens 12612150, i hcavy o, 43505 reen | aae; salted bull, $15@415c; green salted ealf, Gaviser dry fling, k¢; dry suited hides, 6@ie! e No. Wy ke, i, Clouf, unchangod, 5@sie. 1, soiid packed, de; UECEIPTS, 11T Flour barrols Whent, bushels Corn, Dhushels 3 [t 4 3 000 Rye. bushols 20,000 Baricy, bushels. 1100 On the Produce exchange today the butter market was unchanzed: fancy creamiery, i fino western, tci ording dairies, i fine it 5 ew York W Y ORK, Nov. .1 phs; exporis. v bbis, et irregular, fuirly active Conx MEAL—Quict " and western, §.000.6), WHEAT- Koo pts, 655, bu.s sales, 5,480,000 Uu Spot market woaker, No. 2 red, L0314 elevator; #LOMYG@LWGY aflont @iy, oo 3 red, D300 5 o 1 northern, 100855 No. U hard. 810002 1,007 ern, F108 Options doel of “December N steady;” yollo: 50 bu.; ex futures; north- ned e 'to 4 e on larg Y foriniers with overing deelin the visible supply Wt o 0 e undek S mber, $LOSLG1051, closing ut 81,047 ELOGL@LIGK, closing b 81005 : Bl Closthiz at #Lostk: Maroh: at L0V April, $1.106 0 My AL 2 s June, #.055,601.08%, elosin, ilet, stoddy; wostern, 8LO7. Stocksof rain i store aud afloat ber 28 \\I\t'.l.l. 0,704, 5 bu; corn, W22 bu; onts, 68,586 bu: rye, LOSLIOS bu; barley, 218, 054 DU malt 52316 hu't peas, 142 b St o, Milwake MAtT - Dall Receipts, bu.: sales, 0t Spot auilund' Weake @soe atloat; ey No. & b advanced rount s el oW contract dull at a fUaee; Decem Junuary, M50 LR ing it OATS-- Recolpts, 17, 20,000 bu, of fut Bpot murket sir tlons. " qufot, closing, 401e: whlte, “ts@ibies mixed mired western, white dlaing e, Hay—st 1 Corrie easy red. De Junaary, February, 70 exports, 08,085 o futures, GL000 bu. of tled, " dull, closing No. 2 H@soe” in elovator; 75 unsraded mixed, ) i options, Noven- Tully 0 He on and the necossity of covering ther months depressed o Wei Nover bel closing at 5%, c X ry bu.; 03 ports, 10 o8, 148,000 bu, Of £poti moderately aetive: op- Doce Wy, quiet, Fair demand, Options opened ehnnged o 10 points down 1 1050 points down: sule clhidin Do @ILT0; Kob 1L.53: May, | Loi. No' 7, FLLOGLIL 6218 SUGAK— W, dull, numinal; refined dull and eunyi powdordd, 44,01 cubes, § goloLAssEs=New Drieans falrly detive and i Rico—Fir steady and un- and more nd falr demand, FETROLE Quiet and steady; elosed at 58¢ for Dacem I COT10N SEED O1L—Steady and quiet; yollo paomy y qulet; yollow, TAvtow - Firm. OSIN-Steady and quiet; stralned, con o, #1850 1,40, A Nikian TURPEATINE- DIl and we s Funey firm; weste puekuges. «K—Dull; old n united k at H4@ S recoipts, $0.75: new mess, $10.75; 1" easy: midales quiot; plekied shoulders, 54@ d haing, S8 Lower, nioderato ato i, Hh40 b 045 gptions closed at ;) #0.49 bid; Febra BUTTER - Qui western o A BESE-Quiut, (i part G TRON-"Quidt: Amerioun vERC-Qulet: Tuke, Decenber, $11.00, Lean-—Noin‘nal; doniestic, 8.0 Tin-Qulet, steady ; stralts, §.9.40, demand 20 tierce s U0 tierces; ary .5 @051, el Airon, #.70, o diiry, 100 western 6. 4060 sles, AT 1N0, Er tish Grain Trade Review, LoNDON. Nov The Murk Lane E In ity weekly revisw of the British g tays: Enelish wheats doclined 1s. Although he weuther wus dry the bulk of tho sumples fercd was dump and of inferior quality. press ) trudo in_conse- | Forelgn wheata also dropped 1s i quence of the number of fresh arrivals. stocks in ports amount to 600.000 guarters in excess of the reserves at the same time Inse £ Untll the plethorn in tho anafies I8 relfoved ~ higher prices aro impossible. Tt 18 estimated that the wheat and flour on passage amounts to L0000 guaTters. Cargoes on passage are 6d ats and Indinn corn have d The business today was Engiish whoats sold 6d lower and poor sale at the decline: forelgn wheats suffored the same reduction, although they were more firmly held; flour, outs, grind- g varley and insced dropped from dd to od, were In Kansas City Markets, KANSAS CiTy. Nov. 0 —Frovn—Quiet | and unchanged; patent. $2.5@2%60: extrn | fancy, £2.00a5.25; fancy, £.106%15; cholce, $1.8 @108 triple, | Witk AT and higher; No. 2 hard, cash, i8¢ bid; red, K¢ bid CON—\Y and lower; No. 2, November e bid. OATS—F{rimer; No. Ver. e ysked HAY—Unchanged: thnothy $4.0000,00 BUrTER — Unchan dairy. 15@Nc; storo po a2 cash, d7c bid; ash, 204¢ bid; Novem- #.00; low grs prairie des, creamery, 22@8c; ked, Jzioe; rolls, Steady at 2o, RECEPTS - Wheat, (0 018, nonc, SHIPMENTS s, 8,300 bu 200 bu; corn, 60,200 bus Wheat, 63,0.0 bug corn, 55,000 bus Omaha Grain Market. od on dellvery at Mississippl river brasku (nspection, and ten duys' Sipiment. uniess otherwise stitod. The weel opened with the market very dull and with littie domg W CORN--NO. i OF better, yea terms, Bte nids Jinuary, 194 b, RYEL-NG. 2 80 bid OATE--No, 3, white #0%e bid; No. 2 mixed. Among the sules were corn, your shipment, St Prices points, Louls 3lige bid: No, 8 white, e bid 000 No. 3 or better Lodis teris, 40¢ Milwaukee Markets, Wis. Nov. (0.—=WneAT—Eus: No. 2 No. 1 northern, AWAUF e iiN xS “HAnLey Rye—Lower; No. 1, 02, PROVISIONS—Quiet, Pork—May, 811174 Tnsio L new, i, Firm; No. 2 white. $i¢; No. 3 white, Quict; No sample on track, St. Lous Murketa, Lovts, Mo. Nov. #0.—WnrAT—Lowe ciash. 0 T, 00 h, 4 st No. id, Cons OATS Whisk Pok LARD—$6.00. Burren—Steady: Lower; No Te creanicry, 2@ kets, LivERroor WiteAT—-Dull and 1oy moderately: California No. 1. Ks 1d@ss 15 per cental; red westerr ST 8T Tl ed winter, 8 7A@ ColtN—Quliet: demand fallen off: wostern (s td per eental, PORK—Prinie mess western, 458 0d per bbl. Ciigkse—Anerican finest.’ whito and col- ored, 558 per ewt mixed New York Dry Goods Market, NEW Yok, Nov. 0.—Business in_dry goods opened in aquiet way. but som, od trans- made r. The n nd without ind tions of 10 follow. New prints we in shirtinzg styles. nane shirting prints was fixed Is of gtality. at de on Minneapolis Wheat Market. Minn. D 30.—Wheat, ex- Lo for two days, November closing “at £} Muay, 93%c; Januury .1 hard, S88¢: ' No. 1 norths 1060 enrs 85401 Docomber, ’ie. On tr: ern, S8 io Janeiro « offe - Market. R10 JANEL10, Nov. #0,—Coffee, rexular first 0,50 rels por 10 kiloss good second, 9100 reis. cipts during the' week, 66,000 Dugs. Pur- chases for the 1ok, (4,001 Dag ments to the Unit W bags; st 0,00 bugs. tos Marset. ANTOS, Nov. d0.—Coffee. rood averaze, 10, 8.0 rels per 10 kilos: reccipts during the wee 18,000 bazs: purchases for the United States, 7,00) hags: Suipments to the United States, tone; stock, 3i,00) bugs. Sa Cincinnati varkets. AT, 0., Nov. Wi Jon: mixed, 454, Ot r: No. 2 mixed. 3 WHISKEY—31.15. CINCIN: rod. i @ se. Market. ANISI Havana HAVANA, Nov. 30. GOLD—23%@ Excnanae—Steady: on the United States vsight, gold 104G premiun. SuGAl--Quiet. Foreign Oil Market. NEW YOuK, Nov. 30.—CALCUTTA LINSEED— er quirter. b O11—10150 per ew .—Petrdleum, 25%f pald, Grain Market. ov. #0.—Wheat firmiel Hleds 1y; No. 2 cash, 45c. vi cash, die. 1 Short on Corn, 30.—T) Journal The winidup of the November corn deal would secm to prove the assertion that tho Chicago ond was nothing but u side show (0 i Dig corner in ork. T »me who wvor the belie that C vy ship- ments of to New York o cover his coti- fracts thero were the cause of the piuel here. Tho advance 1o 8110 in New York against ie in Chieago is wlso ovidence thit some persons having the serews turned on th roeity today rather mereile ation was T foas to the for o 3¢ being the range. Ken in alliChas been - very quiot but very stroug corner, shrewdiy manipulated by purtics herotofore unsuspected of ubility to successfuily Carry out a pineh in that scheme, but that they were favored by elreumstances every o1 pwledges, It I8 not improb- able that the courts miy be ealled upon, to srences of some parties (o the de rumored thit several op- erators on the wrong side have defaulted on thelr contracts, Traders’ Talk. Cn1eaco, Tk, Nov. 80.—Counselman & Day to Cockrell Bros.: Wheat ruled weak at deetine of from 3¢ ta 3¢, and closed with De- cember fye lower and Miy lye higher than the opening fizures. There Wwas frec liquidation of seattercd December hoidings, which were bsorbed principally by earriers. Weak eabl i the visible Increase brought out consi erable long Muy wheat from tired bulls, and To Lorts ook profits. Nows wis senrce and unimportant and the extrome fluctuntion was barely Lo for the duy. The movement was liberal from interior points and Atlantic clearances wero considerably whove the re cent average. but speculative trading was light und the market slow and draggin There will probably e little 1o infuse ue 1ifo until tonnage arrivals are sufliciont to make Atlanti carances a featuro trading. Corn was dull, eusy . and lower for lute futures.' but - firnily cornered for November delivery, and ui- though the wmount unsettied has probably awindled down 1o wbout 10,000 bu.. theve is i 1ikelihood that the deal wiil be earried on to a larger extent next month. Provisions wero depressea by an unexpectedly large agere- siaie of sules of outsiie long pork for Decen - ber, but stood up well under this pressur and at tho close the market looked us if the product Lad some stron dlers, CicAGo, 1L, Nov, 0.—Swirtz, MeCormick to 1% 0. Swartz & Co. in wheat today was only moderntoly id consisted” prineipally of | s and cove of shorts, Cal Increase in tho crop repc favorable th Northwestern receipts w 1ibe bourd clearunces were und prou fsed to bo lars the week, Muny of the pro 1t traders lately fdenti- fled with the bear side are now pliying for @ reaction with anexpectation to sell agufn at | o higher ranze of prices. ) i closed at 7e with the pit fullof brokers bid- fug that figure but offering to sell at Tige. There will probably be a good many defaulis. Under heavy receipts of hogs provisions opencd weak and lower with free selling of December pork. A reaction took place sub- sequently on heavy buying of Decenber by locul shorts and the kot closed falrly stoady. Thore Is nothing new that we see | the sltuation. Many in the trade th'nk the | lowest priced hogs of the crop uro uow beiny paeke CicAGo, T, Nov. 0. —Kennett. Hopkins Co to B A MeWhorter: Wheat opene at ubout o under tho ¢ 0se of lust Saturday. Althoukh the opening secmed to e with sone | woukness for the wore prowinent options, but rico apparently had its influence during th eurly purt of tho session. Elevator people and carriers were the prineipal buyers of Decenis ber, with shorts tuiciug th May option, For: advices were considernbly lower, with murket Inuctive und the demand for our graiu - somewbut fallen off. Wheat throughout the west and northwest s favorubie for the market, und i such should continue It {s expected | the ots will bo | slightly affected by it. The stock of wheat in | store in the northwest shows u small de crease with excellent prospects of enormo Dupee & Business netive, o8 wero visibie more [ recelpts for the remainder of the week | Duluth and_Minneapolis. The clearances at New York were unusunily large toduy for both wheat und flour. Closing forolzn ad- vices “ruled about tho same as the openine with the tendency siightly lowog The visibie supply eame ont later in the duy, which showed an fncrense of wheat of uhout 2,271,000 bushels, This Is an increase over last woek's report of nearly 84,000 bushels, which was somewhat under the' amount expected, s In connestion with hewvy buying ot Ream, Hutehinson and othier Inre speculators aused the murket to react with renowed enorzy. Corn opened at n smail fraction under Siturday's close and ruled strong during the entire sossion. Noverber had its usual fine tuations, opening ut 700 and eclosing av e, There wis but vesy littlo Interest minifested in corn todiy, although, as usual, the crowd wis watehing the Noverber opt The vis- ible report shows an increase of 676,000 bu for corn, which wis somewhat lurzer than ex- pected. Outs ruled strong through - out the day with but very it tle trading, closing comparatively strong Provisions were strong. ¢losing about 10 higher than the opening fos the miore prom nent options. Armour was a buyer opening. Lire Ipts continue thro the country and the estimate each day seen- ingly addsa fow more thousand to the ex- pected receipts, Lard and short ribs ruled In unison with pork, ciosing at the best prices of the duy. hout STOCKS AND BONDS, market was ain, due to a searcity sellers of note NEW Yok, Nov. #0.—~The stock very duli today in the of for saloe, the being the bearish traders and to some xtent the forelzners, though the offerings of the lat- I covered up. The openlng of weak under the influence of and first prices wore generaily to five-cighths of 1 than Saturday's close, these losses being supplemented by fur- ther deciines in the early trade which brought the extreme losses up to nearly 1 per The discovery that the complications arlsing from the Field ey fuilure were exagzerated und the aunouncement that the Union Pacific would take up the vonds which were i the hands of innocent parties added to the pood feeling. Laterin the duy there wis i renewal of the lute good buving of the Vand this movenient eave the whole 118t an fmpetus which had the effect of compictely wiping out the v losses and in ny eases of making substantiul gains in tdition The strong features of th were the industrials, espectaily Clil t and Distiliers, and’ the former 15 tho only stock whicl elosed at w material Tniprovenent over its lnst weel's prices. 1 rlet finaily closed quict hut firm. zenc at something better than first prices, and most of the aetive stocks tonfht show small gains for the day, notwithstanding the setback in the forenooi, Chicazo Gas, however, with a zain of 1y per cent s the only one of fnportance. : Governmentbonds have been duil but firm. nds huve been dull and steady he foilowing are the elosin 2 guotition tho leading stocks on the New York stoek stocks only ter nre very we the market was these offering from one-eighth per cont lower rbilts and however, 20 Gus day, for a5 preforre N, Y. Contra NI YL Ol & St 0 preturre Olio Miscissipni & Westo 1 [mprove e & B Pittsn Pullman Paliice. Reding ... . lock Island L. &k 8. ¥ St Paut o preforrod Min. & M Chieago CBoxQ €., C., % 8 Del. ftudson Dell L. & W I pid Gl 1t Chi. & Enst 110 Hocking Valley ! Houston & Texas. .. Hinois Central....... 10 1 & Duluth!D il & Texas... o 10 Erie & W..... . 20} do preferred Lake Shore outsvillo & Nash Louisville & N A Memphis & Clir, Michigan Centrai; MIL TS & W "o preterred Min & St L o preterrad Missourl Puelfi ¢ Mobile & Ohio Nashvilie Chate.; N.J. Central... Norfolk & West e Northern Puclfie. o preforred Ul Denver & Northwestern.... Am. Cott Coloraic Houests Tron Silver Ontario... Quickstivir ¢ a0 preferred Sutro & & WD dor T 103 Wisconsin Centrai . 18 Great Northern pfd 111 Chieago Gus. 00! Lead Trust Sugar Trust Southern Paciiic; The total sales of stocks tod s, including Ate 207005 Laclkaws e, Shore, Northern P 64205 Union I v _were 16, hicazo Gas, 08105 Lake Financial K, Nov. there may hef ‘0 ative i ie Post says ‘tofore hiave been ivity on the bull HOVCT WS M fatal quictus from g cpisode, Sentiment rules powerfully in speculative overations to mike possible the Ignc of these very unpleasint developments, ely, the relations of the falien firni to other fivnis were of sucli a nature shat neither business houses nor cor Dorutic likely to expericnce eritical that conti are, is only S0 futus the m DPrONp of umedite sp stoeks unfayor: is concerncd. # New York Money Mark: Nt ov. ). wging froni i to's pe osed offered at i porc PRIME MEIRCANTICE PAVER SERL NG Steady sixty-day bills 13 for The following wera the o bonds: i ver cent. H8L for prices on 0. & R G ste 1 KRG D& R GoW Eil T, Rets 8514 T, Rets 30 | Union Pretiie, Tsts.... 108 K& T Gen, Went Shore a2 inancinl Notes, NEW Nov. 30.—Clearings, 81, ances, Yo f? per cent rentes, 03f Md., Nov, #0.—Cleas balunces, #6105 Pt 6 per o LALELPHT Nov. #0.—Clearings, $11,- i by y, 4 por cent. NEW ORLEANS, Li ) —Clearings, 28, New York commer e discoant to BALTIMOR 10AGo, Tl Nov. n. Moy Sterling w York exchange, veent, Bank clonrs exchanze dull and Nov. 80.—Clearing Money 78 per disedunt. For the month NOSA02: balances, § 075 for 0, clearin cleurings, &y November, 1 315,410, Bostos, Mass. Nov. 30.—Clearin i ances, 8210045 rato for money. Exthiinzo on New York, le 10 promium. For the 1i: Clearinzs, 810 43 D unces, $18,001, r the correspon - nth last your: riugs, £445,000,18; 0N, 11, O,y N 44 per cent bonds rede total redeened to ving outstunding i tion of these bonds iias ¢ in a decrenso of neurly $1,000,0)0 {n_the bonded dubt s the Istinst.” During the same period there been wn inerdaso "of neariy 1,000,000 | trensury cash avallablo for tho” reduction of ing balanc The redemp- London Stock Market, LoxDoN, Nov. #1—The following wero the London stock quotations closing ut 4 p. fi.: il Krie Seconds i/ Hlinols Cent Mexlcan ordin BAR StLyen Mo: L2 Rate of discolnt in the open market for both short biils and three wonths' bills, 45 it per cont. Amount of bullion goue into the Bank of England on balunce todiy, £14,000, Foreign Financial Review. 1Coyyrighted 1591 by James Gordon B nnatt,| LONDON, Nov. #0.—[New York Herald Cable Specinl 10THE BEE]In the absence of active support the stock mnrkets remain dull, with nospecial feature. Amerioan ralls were on the down grade wil du . with the exception of Ohlo & Misaissippl, which kept firm owing to the bolief that the biteh in the urrangewonts With the Haltimore & Ohlo was removed. International stocks were ker, espe- ally Russlans. despite th [ueeze in 15, Uruguay aebit its were d earriéd out In the face of much op= sitlon. Home securities were quiet and stoady. ‘Money s much ensler. Bank of Eng- land has given up (onger 8UPPOFLIng the rates of discount, Quotation of three months' bank bills, soon. BostoN, Mass, Now. ) the ol stock Atchison & T Hostc Bosto i Enste Fiteht K.C 8 Lit. It Mass Mex. ( NY NY ol Rutln Wis. ¢ DENVER, Colo,, Nov th today Al Amity At Ball Bangkok Bl Indinn i Si Browntow Calllo Clund Clay ¢ Cash Dian Denve Emm SAN AN Alta. B wi &N &N K et bt per cont LA Stlver is up ut & eaction is pr 3 1e10d, Boston Stock Market, Tl osing market t gt Aiiouer n 22 ° | Atinntic n e | & 1008 | Calumet & U [Frankliy i Kenrs, t. ) o 1R Oseeoln uok & Ft Wiq Santa Fo Central . conin W ¢ el Te gl n ony 1 Water I Nl prefo SR Denver Mining St Th 0. osini quot iany Tronciad Tustico Leaveny nt Little | May Ma Matchl Hunter tollowlin M. Co. (e & M ol ITamarnck At End Land Co fephone Store 8 & oeks, followin, on tho Mining e worth \ Morning GIim Park (¢ Pay R Potost Puzsier e unty nsoidnted X G Reod Nation i £ Gas and Ol Whal St Puul n Froncis 1800, € I quotations 18 follows: Nov. mining L., for v v Ophir ¥ Best & Holeiier Bod Choll Val Mexicn Mono Consolldati In & Vi | ot & Curry & Norer Navajo New York NEw Youk, Nov. 4 wdw oo Eurekn Con Gould tiale Hom Horn Vemining stock quotition: ¥ [iron Si Moxien ontario Oph or | Point & Curry Sior & Noreross stk Silver Standur Unlon « Vellow 105 10 The liber 4 ) of she foot 1 Togs and oftic record 0 sheep, aiiinst Xt holzs, tle o duy, The offerings w wits beeve Ereat today. while wiso weil sods, while the i Ay The comn thouzh tot re: last w Al in for LSt wis shiade easier on choten spaved he stoek F0) ¢ from wer along of lute to§i. Th less tod the d rem: mostly from $2.20 Jittle No. iyt Desira Av. 1100 OMAILL LIV 5100, onning Lo 10.—The stocks onsolldat « Nevidia 1 Jacket obable 2 woro pricos on glocks on the Boston WL 1% 1014 g 1ist 8 hunze s ming Quotations. official today 1 I 18 L0 2 x Mininz Quotations, The following aro the MARKET. OxAnA. Nov. i, » week opens anid u receipts, hend: G2 eirs of logs, 437 op. d. Tor th ip sep in I stockyard yo: of ML « 1,4 o 156,130 shcep durin 5 e 5 i~ R ¢ nore than double re | also a diberal sprinkiin s The dressed Leel men many ¢ sh Jiny lust inelined to madntained, esjeelally hewd, an 1.4 23 and the month closes with There were Hears of cattle, (o Lear hogs and cattie, 16 op i Mor v did not on - the cades, ifas g Some very gond yrn-feq zet a tle last week anl wanted some shippers and specalators ke a hand. were S5 were better o better on thy 0od, ns sold at the bulk 6fthe warmed up or pir- favtod steek sold v fr western eattla were Jon, anl consepuently 1 dea k. around all the market all dc and 12 i o able. ifers w Ly 1o st ces, diun Somn (nd the bulk of the fair 200 10 £250 € ommon co oty about ik they ndilferept selivr Stocker g the supoly cmind correspt n quotabiy une 10 ELN' ly | u dingly i busin quite recov ik OF LWO i STEERS, No. Av. Pr. 100, 1073 85 40 10 1345 K i 120) 10; 105 STOCKERS AND P o rerally W sale, it any. lower than from 828 o pretty good shipe ere zoo, the 1 L and e fors b 10 L0 %460, rather - sellers nark ey n it 2 od cows sold ws and e have b s at a5 fo ther sn measc ding oo was vy one. the country appare d from the vi ese No. Ay i FINy 40 182 102 1SS 1001 i 1250 13, 1000 COLOIADO CATTLE, Pr. 82 8 30 Av. No. L1000 2 st 1 ) steers, 8 cows ws 13 stee foedors . 40 co 1 ste i co 41 co ulls.. i feeders i cows Hoc q Chica with y hos soid Ly and i fow of tho | 3.7 low tren WS WOPs! Several loAds that areived s0ld. 10 Hil6 the ave diy u uleai No. 0 fin 8 s () 53 cows rs. WYOMING CATTLE. ws 5 W 04 per..l. 70 i WS 1038 ws. oL 115 40 Lk 1100 L0 1240 100 1300 L0 Ly Ry 816 108 4 16 co 164 cows. 124 cows. Fj cows. 1 cow 1 cow 1 cow 4 st ives *Tailin 1steor 12 cows ... ows 9 cows WS L steers 6 steers. NEBRASKA CATTLE Wi 1080 Weoiees 1620 w070 1060 106 [ L1 ¢ 152 bulls 1B, 7 hulls 195 103 203 W Libersl ngeneral was onl I'rlaay nnd uility Tast supply for Ws.. 4 bulls 0 feedors, Ao v fair, Saturdiy. from atures 1 and Prices veing ry ity 'y low itative rr 45 360 25) 50 2 The fresh regelpts were 62 cars and these added to the holdovers made on sale, o rathe 1t 6,000 Mondy hardiy With here and bonrish advices from k0 the imarket opened slo huyers secmingly s to loe lower thun 8 st loads Light and light y ut fron %400 o, at 5 from K5 to ¥L4, ety dull ull day fnd L of 100 The bulk of the sules w 6 aeinst from &6 to K17 COSt s 1501, agih nd §.55 Jast Monday. Av. 20 Sh 290 & 5) Pr. No, § 5 indiflere mixed with choleé londs it £1.60 agd somo « Bl Busin toward the « lower th lute wand dr wturdiny, wuly at from &G0t from # one o Sat main At frol hian »Saturda [nst £1.03 Kep Av. L0 Sh. 200 120 00 0 non st agEIng nt, bidding Good ) B0, 170 to sold wotwo ¥ us ex- slose it urday. od u #1.55 and itur- entative pr. 60 60 3 60 ) 460 860 360 60 60 14 AND ROUGH 1 100 7 148 SuEEr—-But one frosh lond of sheop was re- colved and they were rither pooF native ewes hardly good enonzh for the killers, Desira DULIONS are in active demand atstrong price Natives, $L00GE4.50; westerns, ELIG0L55: 001 mon and stockers, $250@3.50; lambs, ®ATHD ceipts and Disposition of Stock Official receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the hooks of the Unlon $thck Yards cor for the twenty-four hours, ending at 50'elock p. m., November i, 180 RECEIPTS, TeATTLE OGS, SRR, [TORSES & W18 Cars. | Hend |Cars, [Hoad | Cars | Hoad| Cars. | Head ARE] 1 DISPOSITION VRIS, AT 1052 i OGN RTTRRT, acking imond com pany Kini company Total The Week's Work. Showingz the number of entti hogs nnd sheep purchased on the market by the differ- et buyers,kuring tie past we cArTL Swift & Co The Cadahy Packing Co Geo L Hammond Co, Ot Other Buyers otal 10,m7 1o The Cadaly Packing C Omaha Pucking Co W& (0 .. Geo. L anifiond Co Giliers 20,705 194 8051 il JIotnlTe ity o SHEE Swift & Co . Cudihy Packing Co Othiers Total Chicago Live Stoek M CHICAGO, TIL, Nov. 30.—[Specinl i BEE - Prices for cattie raned same of was u sellers, the stronz. as o' majority of counted on and the dem not u Httie activity the tendency shzntly upward. The supply consis 10St Who Ly of nitive eatile. no wester few Texans arriving. The quality. Wias Somewhit above the averas fow weels, Trading wias active on i basis of from $L00 to #5.00 for poor to choiee cows, hoif- 1 bulics, Trom #1.5 .10 for stockers and feeders, and from £.0) to 3.2 for dressed beef and shipping steers. Prices below 34, Bought the sreater part of the | tlo ¢ sale. cows und bul s sclling principally 4 from £1 63 to $2.50, and frc ) 246 inz the bulk of the steers. and hizher, Today's receipts of hogs, larzestever known. did not. greatiy sxpectations, Buyers ficured that ¢ ous weither and the recent would start the hogs this wa an | their conclusions were correct. Thie first estini wround 6,000, but as tra n aftertrain pulled into the yurds It beeame appiarent that the total would consider.bly 60,000, if indeod 1t did not rench How brices were affected Is shown published silos, which ndfeat a reduetion of de in - light wolzhts and 1e in heavy and mediuwm. There wis in active de- it from & for 1iht, 3495 for om L3 to and a load or two of heavy hogs fetehed $4.0 The market remained weirk throughout, The Evening Jou 16,000: " shion i a'shade hizh 20570 being g cuttle arrivea trade bl nd developed the thou execed o vizor- dvance in prices ata lively ciip ot ns, 10,000 I grades lower; steady: “roueh and _common. mixed and - packers, $Li00%47 nd butehers' weights, $585w00; Keceipts, nd sto W4.50; s, 1.500; wes, 800 nd yearling ns, 84 NEw Youk, Nov nead, including 10 Bizhrs native steers, SL80G5.15 ) bulls and cows, $140@k15; dressed he at Gty per 1b; shipments to eeves. CALVES per ib hi Sk Riceipts T s, e per b highier; sh 100 1082 Tambs, ®5.00065705: dressed mutton, steady ‘utGagsize per 1.3 dressed lambs, at T HoGs—Rece 20,158 head. fncludin, cars for sale; market nominally duli; .00 per 100 1Us. Kansas City Live Stock Ma IKANsAS Crry, Mo. Nov. #.—CATTLE - celpts, 450: shipments, 3005 murket stronz for natives and weik for Toxanss steers, 1.0 @000z cows, $LI5GL40; stockers nud feeders, S—ltecelpts, 054 shipments.); ot e 10 10¢ lowers all grades, $ L5040 rket 10¢ 100 1bs. 3 steady Receipts, 621 her: head: 1 05,50 166 ho two SHEEP—Receipts. 900; shipments, now ket steady und unchanzed. St. Louis Live Stock Market ST, Mo, Nov. #.—-CarrLe—R ceipts, \ipient market higl ative 563 Texans and [ndiues seare #21003.00; Texan cows, #1 ks HoGS—Itece oty shipments, ket lowe ; light, §.4 23,303 oMAILL MARK Country Produce. BrrreR—Fair country butter sells in lots at 180200 fancy, Canidi gees round o teal, Zreen winze LW mixed ducks, Jaek rabbits, $1.00604.50; Sl #.2 Wt FLO0: Jiek Snipe, $L9301.50; plove F1.00; golaen plover, $L20G0 1503 squirrels, $.00 deer saddles, 15160 per 103 deer eir- sses, Waotle; antélopo suddles, M@ loe; cu ~General market anehanzed; L0722 povtrry—Dbressed chickens sold’ at i somie cholce stock bringiug a Hito more, keys, L @loc; ge i ducks, 10@11e Hides and Tallow, tod hides, 410@4se; No. 1 reon salted No. 2green saltod veal calf.8 to 13 & Ihs, 4 Now 1 dry dry fiint hides, O No. 1 ereon s grecn salted hides, 25 to 40 1hs, 414 hides. 25 1o 40 Ihs. i ibs, 60 No. fhint hides, (6@ Tdry sult ha No. 2 1 hid o8, 56 Fillow. No. L #5e: tallow, No. 2, i white A, 4@iiie; groase, white B, ia@iyel grease, yellow, e grease, dark, 20t ofd but- i etsWux, prime, 10425¢; rough tal- i eroas Flo Omaha Milling company: Relfance, Pate #270; Invineibie, I'atent, .60 Lone Star, Su- orlitly e, 82303 Snowlluke, $£.00F Fiunoy Fum illman's Gold Medal, $2.70; Snow White, wide, 3 003 280 Minnesota ' Suporl of tho Pantry, X opped feed, $20.00, NO OTIIIER LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. ¥or salo by all Drug and Fanc 18 Dealers or 11 unable to procure this wonderful sonp seud 25¢ 1n stamps and recelve & cake by return wail. JAS, 8. KIRK & CO., Chicago. Bottety WalE) BentEIRER fo ks ans seodily ek Uik WEnppers 01 ELaudon Beils B0z, OMAHA Manifacturers” and Jobhers' DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TEN Omaha Tont & Awn- i mocks, ol and thing. Send for logue. 1115 Faenam i BAGS AND TWINES. Bomis Omaha Bag Co, | Importers ant Manutac- | tarers | Flour Sacka. Burlaps and Twine. _— BICYCLES A. H, Perrizo & Co. M. 0. Daxon. 14 Dodgo Straot. Bleyeles sold on monthly gond # b Ay ments. send for our cataloziy A pricos. 120 N, 15th stroot. BOOK BINDERS and STATIONER Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, Printers, bindors, olactrate pory, DIAIE DOOE many fugtirors, 116 Howarl atrost, Omahs, RS e —— ) BOOTS AND SIHOES e 8hoa Company, 100 1laward Stroot Fnor 11 AN Doigias Steost Toun prices to caah buvers. and 20t koo 1o wiich 18 vory sal o Wik morchnnts, Frotory. are makin sellng o ¢ Williams, Van Aer- | Kirkendall Jones& Co nam & Harte 1212 Harney straot WholesaleManu factie'rs Akent afor Tloston Rub ber Shoe Co. 1102, 1101 and 1105, [iarney stroet i it ey BOXES John L, Wilkie, Omaha paper box factg 1900 & St Mary's A Ordors promptly fill, Oniy CARRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Omala's Largost Varloty WAGONS AND « CARRIAC CIGARS. West & Fritscher, Jobbers of leat tabaceo, 1011 Farnam Stroot. CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, » nufacturers and Whlasale Clothler s, 1109 Harney stroot CARPETS. [ Coutant & Squires, R Rndho#s BoAURHIN 103 Varnaim stroet fowell & Go,, COAL, CO ] Omaha_Coal, Coke & Lime ., Hard and ot conl. 8. 1 cor. " Tith and Douglas aircots, American Fuel Co., Shippors and_dealors in anthracite and bitu- coal 1th atroet. h Etreot Omana, Neb. Nebraska Fuel Co., Johnson Bros, 2058, 1ith Strost, 914 Farnam troet, Eagle Cornice Works, MarnufacturersofGalvan Iz Tron Cornice Window | caps. mntalte skyilghts, ote. 1110 and 1152 Dodgo st CEMENT AND LIME. J. 3. Jobuson & Co, 220, 15th Stroat, Cady & Gray, Omaha, Neb, Cor. 9th and Douglas Sta, _——— 2 DRY GOOD, M. E. Smith & o, | Kilpatriok - Koch Dry Dry goods. notlons, fur- Goods Co., nlshing goods. Dry goods. notlons, gents' urnisiing good: Corner th nnd Howard. | oor. 1th an 1 1tArney Sty ELECTRICA i Wolf Electrical 00‘7 Hlustrated eataiogus froo. 1014 Capitol Avenuo. L SUPPLIES. DETROIT -AUTOMATIC Electric Motors and Dyamos. Catalozus | froo. T A Kinney, Gon'l | Axt 8525 NV, Lito Hid'. CFARM MACHINERY, Parlin, Orendorff &| T, G, Northwall, Martin C Gonoral western agont PURNITURE AND CARPETS, | Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Uo, Furnituro and carpots, | SUC00IS0R8 {0 C. &. Bo3hs 1161119 Fnrnnm Steoot. | draco and i Sts.omat e I GENT'S PURNISHING GOODS, e [3.T. Robinson Notion Co. 1y’ furnishing goods, mr colebrated brand * Buckskin " ovoralls, pants, shirty, couts, ote or. L and Howard Sty —_— SS, PAINT, OIL AND DI UL Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co,, 3. A Fuller & Go,, Blako, Brio & Uo, | w00 William Cummings, 617 and 619 South 16th St 105 Leavenworth St. Onmal Omaha, Neb, GROCT Paxton & Gallagher, | 705711 8. 10th Stroet, LLES. Meger & Raapko, 1403-1405 Linrnoy Stroor, Omaha, Neb, D.M Steclo & 0o, | 1201120 Omaha. Nob, Sloan, Johnson & 05, 9th wnd Loavonworth Omali, Nob Allen Bros, 11081110 Harasy § Omaha, Nev. McCord, Brady & 0., R ith and Loavenworth, Omuhia, Neb Omaha, N e e GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Cockrell Bros | A, 8. MsWhorter Brokers and caxh bugers, | oo m 15, Poard of Trao Private wires to New | Brokers. Private wir o York, Chicag to Now York, Ch Louis, 16-13 of | ana St Louts. Casl Trade | Dought F. (. 8wartz & Co, e GUNPOWDELR, | HIDES EIC. “Hugh G. Olark. | Gey, Osberne & Co. Gen'l Western Agent of | nUs Sporting Gun-| Buyers of hides, Atlns bigh expi tallow and furs. & Boura gral wool ) South Iith-st WORKS. Omaba Safe & Iron Works, Manuf'rs i IRON “Paxton & Vierling Tron Works, Tk, general | proof mufos ‘machiie and | work, iron shutters and t o and burglar [ Rectord&e 1 i) wor East In Whotossle 07408 @ W. D Hardwo Hardwo carpots 9th an MilL 0. A, Millinery 16-118 8. 1 Farna Plat! 819 Bou David ¢ Ribbel Donlers in ete. Write fo tor, exgy Ridde Butter. ¢ etablos, £ PA Carry a printing, wrlting per, ote. tree noeds M. A, Di Tl 015 Ay 20 Hleana 1 Toys, doll: faney good nishin Alien It R ir Butlat Commissio Horses. on A.D.Bo South now disn sion is p was incu service, deuth fathers whethor when he ren and pendent’ Soldier $12.00) dc from numed in obtalo in to claima porly char an )8 - This Uy works Us B | ire oacapes. G. AR Ry. and 17th 53 | dreen, 1ith & J ackson shs Omuhu He Fraulscco COF.10th And Jaos Tler & 0,,, 1arney Steeat, | Y Manufaetur ra Kenn 1810 North 10th Stroot. Charles R, Lea, Oysters, Flsh and Celory, fruits, 1207 Howara Stroet. Robert Purvis, 1217 Howara Stroot, kaine. Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter, eggs and poultry. | ) Howard Stroet. and ka _ Carpenter Paper Co,, pape Emerson Seed Co, Soed growers, don, grass, graln an South 15th. SASH, DOORS, mouldings. 2 U. 8. Wind Engino & Pump Oo,, TEA ConsolidatadCoffeo Company, Omala, Neb. e — — 10YS H. Hardy Co,, UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - COMMISSION MER HANT?, Omaha, P. E. Fredorick Soue. Exchango 8 -6 Exchango Bullding, Pensions procured for Rebellion who & ren without regard to cause of disability Information and out churg HARDWARE. Wilhelmy Co | Lee- Olark-Andreosen Hardwaro Co, 19th and Harnes, Omah 8, Nob nSts ———— LIQUORS R. R. Grotte, 3 1mporter and Jubhor of 1es A Llquors 10% anct 1022 Farnam St <t on applivation Marehant 1y's Vi 1t tors "L Kircht & Oo, | Friok & Horberts, e Liquor Deal'rs | WiholesaleLignor Doal 8. 10th St 1001 Farnam St s — oo esm——— LUMBE ou 3 & Co| John A Wakefield, mported, Amertoan Pors od Lumber, [y wemont Mitwa i koo Hydraul(s “Comoa and Quiney Whity Lims | Louis Bradford, ntota lamber, wood and parquet ot 1 Dotgla Laniber, 1ty 25 D )uglas Stroot SEaLLLL LINERY AND NO1IONS. [T Oborfeldor & Oo,, Tmporters and Jobbors 1 Mililnory 200 and 212 South 1ith Nireot Stonehill, Notlons,¢ Kt 205, th St, Omaba, | INSTRUMENTS, A. Hospe, Jr., Matoriai, ETC. s tn ) and 16th 1515 Douglas St —_— OYSTERS. v & Oy, A Beoth Packing Co, | Packors of oyaters, fish and Colory 1508 Leavenworth st Sl Bt b OLLS, Consolidated Tank Line Co, and_lubricating xlo grenso, oto. th 10th 8t o M Refined olls, e e B RIS P"RODUCE, « OMMISSION. Schroadar & 0o, Cash buyers butter anl dsslon morcl South 1ith Streot. Branch & Co, Produce, frults of Kinds, oysters, | 13th ana Harnoy Stroots. Jus, A, Olark & Oo., cheese, 0xz3 poultry and game. o South 13th Street & Smith, country prod vegetablo: all noultey, and | Butter, 11 & Co. 030, 0Rgs ves rutts, poultry PER. full stock of wrapping card pa- | —_— SEEDS | N1OVES. James Hughes, ‘Cooks and Hoators for s 07 8. Lith Stro. onlors 1 BLINDS, E1C shrow & Co, 4 of mnsh. blinds and Braneh of Tzard Sty LM AND WATER SUPPLIES A. L. Strang & Sons, 1002-1004 Farnam Stroots Wind Milly ong Omana. Neb. COFFEE, SPIC 16 Harney St, BILLIARDS. The Brunswick- Balke-Collender Oo,, Billiard morchiandise e iren a2 S o\ albums, 15, house fur ehild SOUTH OMAHA. LIMITED = ot & Co, change Bulld South Gasmanu & Dudley, ror & Oo, dealers oom 8 ath | Hunter & Groen, 0 Bxehiango bull South Omaha i | Ouaba. | B — PENSIONS soldicrs of tha rved 9) days and are bled from ANY cause. The pen- \yible whether the disability wred beforo, during or sinco Pensions for widows and child- soldier’s Ponsions for mothors and who are Now depondent, they were dependent on soldier or Widows, childs arants are rded “de= “in all cases where thoy have diud not rogi us novsuflicient property for thoir support. s pensioned at less than twelve )\ars por month and sulfering in addition to that their pension cortificate, may unler the now Liw giv withe Best facilitios uver offored nts to have their claims prol d diligently prosecuted, N¢ unless successful, Write for croas: advice 0 - information to The Bee Buregau of Claims. OMAHA, NEB. 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