Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 6

6 TAE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Btrong Prices Ruled Early But Trad: Woak- ened Later, VISIBLE SUPPLY INCREASZD ENGLISH Broko Oats 19~ Co in Op ned Steady fut Sympathy with Wheat Followed Other Cere Stocks and Honds, Onicaao, T, Deo. 1.~ Whoat was stronz and advancing during the forenoon today, but later it grew weak and made a declded slump, elosing muterlally lower. The influences which governed its movements were chiefly Jocal. Th 1y nows wis chiefly of a bearish eharacter. Liverpool prices weore 4 per cent Jowers the Enziish visible supply showed in- crease of 1,002.00) bu.: the worid's <hipments to €urope during the Dpast seventeen weeks Amotinted 10 150,000,000 bu.,or 41,0000 bi. ube the requirements; the last week, however showing o decreaso of 50,000 bu. eonipured betore; the deliverics were Ating 1,000,000 bu, with the week heavy, nzgros On the other hand, there was o decrense of 800,000 bu. In the amount of ocean passage: the recelpts were d were looked upon as unfuvor- erop of winter wheat were not effective buil rather Hight able to tho coming These things, howeve argunients. The covering of considerable lnes of shorts by Cudahy and Pardridge caused many of the smulior fellows to follow their lend. Then, too, the foar of pecomber luuldation, which s beon a depressinz fuctor for somo time, lost fts influenco after the deliveries today and this, with the decline which has beo goinz on for somo time, lel to some buying by the friends of wheat, while the seliing ur- row was somewhat chocked, The resnlt was a steady advance. December opened he Jower at’ 0t 0. and steadily advancod to 92, Then the lowering closing ables, to- with increascd croated “u weakness. received, claiming Worla's Wheat supbly stock at Liverpool, ore was o dispateh t Beerbohim made the 30,000,000 bu. larzer than gether J880, hut what eifect this comparison witl iy on the market it is dificult to say, but doubt a good deal of wheat was thrown on th market, cs tumbled shortly before the closa: from t2e December aropped on the lust hour to 004 e, and closed wt K'sc Corn was strong early on covering by shorts, who had miscalealited the effeet of Novem: ber dealings. They had soid short on the the ory that there woild be a reaction after the denl dout. Findin, were 1 hey bog , Whizh opene.l e, but broke with wheat to 473c. 1t elosed. ts followed corn xnd were witout inde- t feature, 0% produc treo dell n to buy in their shorts, | t 46%¢, wus bid up to t which th d easler, owing to r o continued enor receipts and lower prices for hozs. Ther rather free covering by shorts, howeve pectally, nnd prices railied soule aftor then there was unother recession close was near the bottom and declines fron: yesterday's close 5 5 time, nd the at moderate The leading Tutures ranged as rollows: TANTICLES, ok LOW. [ CLOSE, WHEAT NO. | 02 I8 g 55 | December... |8 January..... Muy % cons e Jur May,.. OATS NOB cembi ary VoI or. & 50 1112 1ary M LA December. . Janunry May. £11 Decenber. .. Junuary M Stoudy "und' unchangeds putonts, 66w 00; winter patents, & WiEAT—No. 2 spring wheat, #0140)%c Bspring wheai, e No. 2 red, 003 G007 Conn-No. 2, 1i1,c, spring white, 525@3 B0260c; . b, 40a@B4dc. 0—No. 1, 115@060. TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, #2201 Pork—Mess pork, ver i, .0 short Tibs slde (i dlted shoulders (boxed), (boxed), $5.8505.10, Wirskey—Distillers’ finished goods, per gal, No. 0. b, 42 S0 lard, per ol R short cle 81,18, SuGAr—Cut loaf, unchangod, 525%c. Cnggse—Unchangeds full cream cheddars 1051 e, flats TH@libse: Youns Americas 1260 Hibes—Unchanged; heavy and light green salted. 44 Nides, d5ce; salted bull, ¢ green salted ealf, Gabises dry fiint, dry salted hi Iry calf, sde TA ow--Unchanged; 1, so.id packed, T enke, 40, 10.000 165,000 00 o0 .00 On the Produce market was unch, y the butt Aoy creni e fine westers ordinury, fine duiries, ordinary, W 24 New York Markets. NEW Youk, Dec. L—-PrLovi—Receints, 54,64 plusi exports. LIS bbis, 6100 sacla; mr- et irregular, elosing Sales, 22800 hbls. Cony MEAL—Quiet and steady; yellow, B 160 1.0). Wik copts, 650,200 bu.; exports, 103,250 bu.: s 0,000 L. of futures; 165,000 bu, of spot ket _unse: tled, elosing lowe mod y uctive; No. 2 red. $LOALG LY in o nnd élevator; 103 @107 aflouts #1.021 m,uw,. £.0.b.: No.3 b , MLCaRI Dard, $10153: No2 northem tlons doclined e to e on ing and slack expore business r Iivories advanced from 'se o fe on dectined e on the throwing over of consid - erablu long stull, elosed heavy ut from 4o to e under yesterduy s, No. # rod, Decomber, 1.0455001.03%, closinie ut 81045 Junaary, £L03, @107, Closing at $L0G; Febraney, $1.011200108 olos Mareh, $LOSK@IL A0, elosing April, $LOKBL1L, “elosing $1.00; BLI0, closing at $LUSY: June, i eloshic at ST i—Quict; western, BLUNCLOT; sales, 16,000 bu., £ 0. b, at $L07, HanLEy WN=- Receipts, sules, L0000 b, of futt Spot mirket unsott in elovator: T o6ay750; No. i M5 CQ@AL00; ungeaded No. Lnorthern, $1.05 ALO3HL. 0 for iount, 2, T2 exports, 17,000 s, 40,000 bu.” of lower; No. 2, ulloat; ungraded i 0 @il 8 or mixed, options advanced S@ e on the fears ember shorts; declined Y@ on reports of freer Interlor movements; Docember, 800 January, 30004 closing Sl closing w Closing Bkt Ste e, closing ut VIEI50° s oxports, smbor, M Reeoipts, bu.i snles, 305,000 buof futires, 164000 bu! of spots spot market luwer; fulrly active: op- ons. moderitely aetivennd ¢ December, 400, closh 400 Junuary. SN J@ss0, olosing, #40 4013 c: mixed western, icago, 4143 G130 Julet, firn, uirly wetive and firm, i Opilons opened stoady 015 points up; od points down: su and un- firm at g%, o= #12.05041%15; Janunry. #1165 BULOGUL0: My, #1145 Dov Rlo quiet and steady; No. &, 4 March. une, $11.40; 10001447 aA=R 1w, dull. no powdered, 4305 oubis, 4 7-10¢ MorAssis—~Now Orloans, good demend. od demand, firm. | va—Stoady and quiet; united closed atiie for Junuury al; QotToN SEED OiL—Steady and qulet; yollow, Wi, TALLOW-Quiot and stoady. ROSIN-—Quiet and steady. TURPENTINE-—Wenk ut iy Woor—Quiet: pulled, 206k POiK - Gulets old mess.#,50: now mess, 80753 He. 0.5 Cu Quiet; plekled bellies, 53c; ploklod shoulders, 5%0; pleklod hums, 82840 midales, dnkl short oloir, §.56.40 LARD-Weak and quibt: western stonn 0074 bids wilos, 1390 torces nt #0.300060.5 000 terces; Deceniber, &, asked; January 81465651 closing ‘ebruary, #.66; Sure Muy, tern duiry, Burrer-Quiet, fancy firm; w 0 wes WeSLern ' Croainery. . T ate domand, firm; Dull; Awmer R~ Nominal Dull; dowestie, Steady; stralts, § L1, partskims, EAD: Tin Kansas City Markots, KANSAS O17¥, Mo, Dec. L—FLOUR—1n good Y d; patent, $240@280; extra fancy, 29; tuncy, £.05@2.15; choloe, §1, 9060, \anu Steady, slght upward tendency; Id; Decenber, nothing doing. ' W lower; No. %, cash, §i%ei Cons Do ember, e, OATS—Firms 2, cash, We; wecomber, | FrLAxerED—Unehanged | Ay Ly tinotiy, #500: prateie taney, 30 i Yowzrados, $.002:5.00 it'rren Aeand, auiet, steadys ereamery ¥y, 19210 s1ore packed, Eaas—Steady nt 2@ | IERCRIPTS - Wheat, 24000 bu corn, 6,000 bu: | oats, o i SN TS —Whoat, 10,0°0 bus corn, 3100 bus oats, none. | Boston Wool Market., | Bostc s. Dov. 1.—Wool, steady and wale i About tho Sanmo a8 & wewk ago, hut on 1arze |ines concossions e made by deslers, Good Ohio X seliant M3 | fes XX nnd XXX, 253 0; No, | wt ivdie; No. | 1 combing woois e d il ab@ie: unwashid conbing woois ara In derand wt 4 r % wnd A fo rritory. wools' sell on tho Dusls of 344z o for fine; a7 for ine mediumn e for medini; Texis Caiitornia and Crozon wools are duils puiled Wools uro quist | | nid steady; ehoiee siupers seil ot 40mite: falr | 102001 supor at ;v e | Auctralian wools are | quictund cusy. Omha Geain narket. Prices bused on detivery at Mississippl river polnts, Nebraska fnspection. anl fen days' Shipmoent uniess otherwise stated. WitEAT—No. 2 red winter, we bid; No. 2 | sprine, e bid. I . OATS==N 0., iitge bid: No. 5 whito, e bid; N e bid, New ' ¢ 3 or better, ten day sci Ducamber, 40¢ bid were: 5000 No, 3or bot- 10000 ye.r 30,000 year, ary shipment Louis terms, 10%e, tor corn, Jan shipment, St, 40e; 5,000 y eat, Livernool - nrkets Liverpoot, Dec. L—WugAt--Dull and lowers holders offer moderately: No. 1. 8 1015d @ss 11 per cental; red western, California Spring, 88 Gd@ks g1 No, 2 red winter, 88 64@ 85 0i4d. Recelpts of whoeat the pist three 160,0°0 centals, inciuding 1085 0 bu. Anicric Conx—Quiet and lowers wixed western, per cental. Receipts of Ameriean corn past threo d 100 contials. POIK—Boxd hiess. 735 por tierce. LARD—Primo western, 52 00 per cwi. breadstufts: Flour. 72,000 sneks; 5,000 centals; corn, 316,000 centals. Milw MILWAUEKE, the Mark ts. . L—WikAT northeru, 93 Eusy No. 2 spring, No. 1 Conx—Quiot 3 OArs—Dull; 4 White. 314@3e; No. 3 BAuLEY—Quiet; sample on track, 43@635c. RYE—Firn Pi4e. PROVISIO) ¥ bonkeJanuary, §i1.125 St. Lou's Markets, Lours, Dee, 1.—WieAT—Lower; Mlges Conn—I: i‘vl,l"u' May, 45'4c asked. OATS—Lower: cash, 82ie; May, 32%c asked. Pork—Dull n #0.25 LARn—Dull at 86,00, WHISKE 18, : dairy, 232% BUTTER New York bry Goods Market. NEw Youk, Dee. 1.—The dry zoods business fair and in good shapo today. Much in- terest was awakened by the activity in tho print cloth mark manufacturing centers at, Uil-lte advance. Some 00 pieces wag s0ld for near delivory only eneral mar- o 5 o Wal BlLuNTEd iy LTS movemont. 18 folt to be but insigniticant. New Orleans Cotton Market. NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 1L.—COTTON SERD— middiinz 7 low -lie; ary, o1 of reccipts, 2 buies: exports 1o Gren : coustwise, 445 bales: sales. ners, 1,322 bules; stock, 412418 b Easy good ordi VITON middling, bales: gross, Britiin, 003 5,400 bales; ies. New York Cotton Marzet. 1 COTTON ~Ensy: middl- nds, 8 1-1ie: middling Orleans, 8 7-ltie; bales. Fatures 1 ay; sales, 120,407 bales: December, $2.60: January. § Tebrur March, #8.18: April. #8.77; May, June, #8483 July. #8855 August, 5.6 1ber, 38 50 reapolis Wheat Markot. 1NNEAVOLIS, Minn. Dee. L—Wheat. 1ite- loss. you eld for sl atvunce. Kecoipes, ears. Close: No. 1 northern, December, Bikcer My, $5560; Jantinsys Sror On tenok 1 hard, . 1 northern, 8 0.2 orthern, 8%, nati 3 Dee. 1, rkets. WieAT—Steady; o, Weaker: mixed, 4413451 5¢. In {.;lr‘th-m and; No. 2 mixed 118, L@ et SRINED PETROLEUN—515d. NE SR <25 1003, TA LINSEED—475 (d per quarter. ANTWERP L—Petroleum, 13%f pald, 10f sellers. Toledo Grain Market. Torkpo, 0, Dee. L—Wheat lower; No. cash, e, Stoady 2 cash, 48c. OArs cash, e, Quiet San Francisco Wheat Market. SAN FIRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. L—The stock wheat in the warehouses gate Nove of f'the state ugure- 08,000 tons, and agalnst 229,000 tons on wber 1, 1801, Closing the Corn Deal. 111, Dee, 1.—The Evening Journal savs Board of Trade had a good many “irons” to wateh this morninz. The closinz up of the November corn deals lias given riso (o complications which will hiavo to be straichi- ha courts. The cllque ouses a enedout in sort that 100,000 bu. cover about all that wus defaulted on final settiement. Bartlett, Frazer and others holding the contracts sent out biils ui for the difforencos botwecn b ud tho close yesterduy thismorning cal the short sellers AtThor o detanitors will, of conrac, e for the average price of tho last duy when the range was from e to The matter ro- ceived little attention’ | pit today, The members were (00 b king out tor tho futu Many belleve the squecze will be followed up In December. It can easily be dono if advertising the fact does not prevent w short interest. Tho new corn reeelpts will furnish very littie contract stufr. unless sbippers © or recelvers sort to kiln drying. The extr low stocks hero and at New York make manipulation proba it 15 half_u ehance. It s thought the cilque In_ the November dealine e, Tittlo wonoy boeatiso of tho cush st they had to eiro. for at fancy prives and. the question about coile wrice from defauite eries 0. chang, £0 1,000,000, ting Wie manipuluted Llie December dolly- arted off with 800,000 raders’ Onteaco, Til, Doc MeCormick to 1% 0, s of prominent bers who had in duys covered their line of she L—Swartz, Dupee & Co.: An effort the past fow ts o get then out ugain resulted inwsharp broak in- whe today of 1%c. Nows from the outside 1 all of whearish uture, both continental and English markets coming lower with selling ordors, the clos was weak, and with an outlook for still lower prices Corn opencd strong on coverlug of the year option short imterest but w thy with wheat. Tl deul discourazed thero s lttle” dispo o promfuent 1later i syumpi- of the Novembor tor this wonth, und tion tosell May on ue- count of the premium the near option com- mands. There 1 nothing new in_the general situation, Oats showed u shurp falling off in ado Docomber wnd prices s & Fesult wero stoudy but dull. Yestorday's receipts of hogs broke Chicugo's record, being 68,000, aguinst ATRCSE Of any previous' di 1k free offe 06,507, th P visiois ovencd w on Deconber stulf, wted on buying by shorts and bullin o or two foca] triders Ak it the lowest point of the d. 05 by the pickers. A fow local talking bullish but we do not <h bull speculution to umulation of all sorts o and elosod w on heavy si QPOrUtors nr so0 uhead of us cnou support the rapld u provision: Cuicaco, T, Dee. L—Counselman & Day to Cockreil Bros.: Wheat opened steady in the face of lower Liverpool cables wad au i 0 0f 2000000 bu, of whentand flour in the FanaTiaiy visibio suppiy, and raitied 56 on the Bowing ofs2,00) bir' docrense on’ passis and anactive demand from shipp ng hou sos £ whenl tocacry against Muy privite wire houses hud reports second oubies v Liverpool and g ork houses roported 600,000 qu. of wheat uctually cleared. lute yosterduy, which wus incladed in officlal re und thut §' loads more ipt rup (0 Fobr toduy for ol AboUL 200,000 bu. On wore tuken 'y, 180 thatonly wers delivered on Decomber this showinz shorts covered cables, however, came in verpool 1 Purls lower, Antwerp ilut an | erlin down b marks, on neur and $4 mirks on deferred futures Corn for Docomber doliverios was firmer at first. but declined on estimutes for tomorrow and olosed f;0 lower. Lute futures ruled higher, but eused off with other markets und elosed stoady. Oats were guict and firu, osing with slikhit gain. Provisions opened on liberal buying by packoers, but 1 ostimiutes of 3000 Lo :s fOr tomorrow und closed slumpy on speculutive selling in sympathy with wheat, Our advices fndicate ufter this week rece pis of Logs will show mutoriul falling oir Ciieaco, U1, Dec. 1—Kennett. Hopkins & . to McWhorter: Wheat traders gen- d to seo rally und had covered on yesterday's break, some goiug long for a turn and they wanted to put out their short lines at better prices. " lu this they were falrly successful, but tho chronle bulls got the Lok eud of thg poker. They Were encouraged THE by the firmness despite Jower eibles and added to their long Hnes. M. Dodze's prot fse to glve out on the Lth u report on the crop outlook wis also warnily recelvod by them, but why this should h ve wny material cffect when eve:ybody adnifts It to bo bad 1 not olc Ery In tha sass 00 It was roported that elosing va wero by ter, hut when finaily posted and showing de clded wekness about the time operito wore getting rFuuly to put out frosh lin there was u Fush to sell that careied prices down 10 in a fow minutos, The eloss was weak near the Dbottom with indieations lower. Tu (s evident that foreigners are disposed to throw up - tho sponge. They have hyught heivily and are 1 110 shupe 10 by more With the outiook so discoaraging to holders, "It has been main- tuined by thelr statistical writers that il our surplus would be taken st goo | prices. When Put to the tost foreien buyers ars inelined to show the white feathier, 1t isa bad & en for a i wheat selling at noars Iy 10e diszoant under No. 2. There wis rather heavy coverinz of My corn by shorts who thouzht the termination of the November deal deforrad futures, Dull market to see No swould fncronse offerings for This will neeount for the rolative strenzth of thatgrain in the face of henvy receipts and Tinited shipping demand. [t 15 not generaily known, but a fact all the same, that a great rsof new corn were delivered just month on November contricts, possibly as ) a8 20 cars, Perhubs such a thing never before happened to thes e extent 80 early In the season, but it shows how thorouzhly ripened and dried the lone hot spell left the corn crop Provisions contlnue to_obtaln better pric Tho openin s this morninz w the more brominent options, Thers wis ah 75,000 barrels of pork ind 1,00 tierces of [ar deiivered to il the Novo iber option, which contracts were filled mostly by the Chicato Packing a1 Provision conipany and Cudahy. Nearfng the cleso provisions foll off in synipathy with corn anil free seliing of out- 5 vory stronz for slde speculators closing rather stewdy STOCKS AND BONDS. New Youk, Doe. L—The stock mark was still very dull, but there in the afternoon. The bears were azain in the market under the leadership of Camm il while the markets were directed i mond & West Polnt, Missourt Pacifie and coal stocks, thoy sold the whole list. Thelr oper- ations were alded at one timo by tho report of the deuth of Mr Cyras W. Field, but it Lecame quickly known that M Fiold has no larze interests in the swoek market. either as spoculative or Investments, The pressure upon Missourl Paclfic, whieh was made the speelal feature of the afternoon, was also holped by the eir- culation of rumors in rezard to the compuny's flonting debt. In the forcnoon Ohlo & Mississippi wis the one featuro devoloping groat strensth unier the purchase of one House ana rising from 250 to 2k, tho Up- ward no wid the aetiv- ity in the sto The market notwithstanding limited demand suflicient as lowed fo tuke adv quot With the in Ohl Mississipp:, tho bours became aggressive, the prices dropped nil over the Tist. wnd early advances in the gencral 1ist wof wiped out, while Missouri Pacific dropped from 60% t0 5%y, Readinz from 30 to 477, Richmond & West Point from 10 to’ 0%, lowest point it has ever sold at. Deluwi [Tudson wiso joined “the procession, from (2} to" 1213 The pressure maintained right’ up to the sales, and the murket closed Dbut lieavy at the lowest prices of (ho day, though the croat mnjority of stocks were only siizhitiy Tower than the opening fizures. with a firm dullness, wppearcd prices wero ul- nitural eourse to all actions. opened the which lonz ns thelr fons further s eulmination of the rise tone, The wits the 0 soon re & falling was lust quict to dull. Missour: Pacific scored an advanceof 2 per cent: Richmond & West Point. 13 per cent, and Deluware & Hudson. 11y per eent. and ne Vonds have bonds hiy been dull been entirely pmnent Stite Gove cusier. glected. Tho following are the closinz guotations for the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- change toduy: Atchison, .. .. 15 profo ) Atlams o LY. Central ‘g Alton, T, |ND YL Ol & SELLL o do preferred .1 0 preforred ; American Express. 117 |Ohio Missiasippi . BCRAN | o preferred nadn Pact 85 |ontario & Western R Central Pacit Chesapenke & Ohl do Iat preferred. .. 0 20 preferred Chieago & Alton W Ored 81 Orozo 233 Orewon 5 Pacltic M 8% 1% D. & i pisbur Improven (LT S 013 Pullman Palica. | €L ¢, Ck St :, <o o J0M Ronding Del. Trudson. 12150 Rock Istaid ol L LU ISE L & 8L TR ot D&« LS i o TR Erie. L . 58 do prei '|u| & 0. Cen. pfd. Pactilc Chl. & B Hocking V. Houston & Texa Ilinots Central ‘10l Wabas St Panl & Duluth.2o 41| do profe Kansns & Texns ... 100 Wells b Lake Erle & W....0\] Weste do proferred Am. Cotto Luke Shore 34| Cotorudo Coal Loulsville & N Homestuke Louisville & N. AL Tron Silver Memphis & Chiar, 000 2 Ontario 3 Miellican Contrai. 1107 |Quivkiiver MIL LS. & W do preferred. 00 [Sutro | Bulwor D Rieh. & WP Tor T 5% Wisconsin Central . 18 praiL a0 Jreferred Min & St L. o preferred Missourt Pacif Mobile Nashvil NI Central.. Nortolk & ¥ The total sales of stocks today were 17 shures, including Atehison, 50105 Chle Erie, 4.700; Louisville '& Nu Missourd i red, 17403; Ohio & 'Mississippl, Richmond & W Union Pucif Loint, 16 w. NEw Youk, Doc. Post says: sonng s usual, that'excesstve duliness SLOCK IAE OF means possible weikiies: bear traders in the afternoon bucked warket with some success. They confined this operation, however, almost wholly to the securities which consplenously with- out support. The buying of Ohio & Mis- sissinpi in tho first hour wus generally Bolleved Lo bo in Vanderbilt orde v Wi thouxht to tndicate coser relations between tho Cligspeik 0 and Ohio & Missis sippl. There was also & report eurrent thit the Bultimore & Ohlo interests had sold i Large amount of stock, which had been shipped from London, but thit pending its arrival ors wore practically cornerel. he brokers for the Baltimore & O ests DI 1 for stock ut the top fizures, novoltain any, New York Money Market. NEW Youk, Doc. L—MONEY 0N CALL— wging from 3 o's per cent. List lown, : it PriMe Mere STERL' NG 0 inter- but did ANTILE P'A XCHANGE PRI Quiet 6% ner ee and firm at 4,515 for sixty-day bills und #4181 for demand. The followlng were the closing prices on bonds: UTS i roz TG MK % T Gon, B UL S s coup 17 Mutual Union s I L I00G NG It Cert Paeltic s of 93770000105 * NOTE. Pacitlo Inth stamped 4000 BT North, Pacitle 2nds. new set 47101105 | Northwestern Con 1110) | North. Duben 5 St L& LM Gen, 3y, SC L& 81 Gen, 107§ SU Paul Consols, ... 12 Den. & I St P C.% Pae. [stac 114 Den. & I G dx Tox. PULe G Tr, Rota w2 1. & I GOWL IS I e P GLTE et 20 Erie2nda o000 | Unlon Pacliic, Ists....108 MK & T Gon' s West Shore. ... ...l Financial Notes, New ORLEANS, La, Dec. 1 043,510, HAVANA, Doc, 1 16: exchange quiet Panis, Dee. L—Three per &, learings, SPANISH GOLD-2044@ cent rentes 05 f KANSAS Cury, cash bal BarTivony i : bl eLPIA, Do, | balances, 4 ik oloarings 51,0185 rite § por cent, Olearings today. 19, Money 4 per MEspiIS, Tenn.. Doc. 1.—New York exch nze solling at pur. Clearings, $672,671; bulances, BUIT,- 138, st Lovis Mo, Doe. L.—Clearings, &5 bulunces, ®4d5: money 78 ver cont; ex- chanze on New York sold at par. Ciicaao, Tl Dec. L—Money 8 per o Cloarings, $7.57200. Now York exchunge discount.” Sterling exchange dull and un- ehunzod, BostoN, Mass. Doe. 1 870 bulunces, 82150450 rate y. 14 per cent. Exchange on New York, 1Ue” per cent promium ndon Stock Market., LoxpoN, Dee. L—The following were the rdon stock quotations closing at 4 p. u.: Consols money Wi 161 Erle Seconds 0Ty UR s 120t 1llinols Central ©,.0 103 +laig Mexiean ordinary!l 204 38 ' SC Paul common, 9l NV Central 1bie 81 Reading 24 nt Intorest BUATY ACOOUNt, “Two per ¢ Cons0ls ) 36 por cont interest TMONEY—@24 por cent Kate of discount for both short blils a throe wonths' bills, 2% per cent. il Boston Stock Market. BOsTON, Muss, Dee. 1.—The followlng were OMAHA DAILY BEI (o =DNE the elos'n s pricas oMb ks on the Boston stock m ket tod vy Atehison & Topoka . 1 e Hoston & Albiny 1% Montann Boston & Maino ot & Heci Fitehbirg 1t it Queonin Lt loek & Kt 8 t Fe Coppor Miss. Contral amara Mex. Can. cominon Dtago ‘Laad ¢ NY. &N K Vest i Land Co N. V. & N K n He!l Tolephone ... 20 Oid Colony ter I wer ¥ Tt Brore T fs. Con! common w Wik, Con, prd 14 Allouer 3. Co. (iow Denver Mining Stocks. Daxver, Colo., Dee. {.—The following 11st Is closini quotitions on the Mining exchans todny. Sales, #6800 shures Allouhany T [Gold ek Amity i |tronclnd, Argonanit N0 John Blinrat 21 [Justice Bingkok-Cora 1 o1 Leavenworth Bates 1lun 6 | exiagton Bl tndlan A 5 [Uiteie 6 ik $1x M Brown Calllopo Claud Contury Clay County Cash G Dinmond i 3 Donver Gas and O 111 itinito 1ons 45 uri 3) |Sutte iden Treasure ... 36| Paul Siun Froneises Mining Quotations. SAN FrANCISCo, Cal,, Dec. 1.—The losing quotation’ for mi stoks were a8 follows Best & Heich, oo Coneoll Storra Nevida. ' Choline Uailon Consolaat'a, 185 Con. Cal i [Utah i Crown | 15| Vellow Yaeket. 11 120 Gould & Curry 125 |com. : i 1alo & NOTerass. .o 45 (I Te.oiiieres aoesrse 10 Masican, N Ve B Navajo (L0 B 0 New York Mininz Quotations New Youk, Dee 1L.—The following are the closing mining stock quotations: Tlovn Silver 125 fit] r2) 15 1o 12 Ale & Norero 1iy 12 Homestike 105 2 St Louis Mining Quotations, 1. Louts, Mo, Dee. L—~The following are the elosing quotitions: ms . 185 LRt Albert ... Fiean i Montrose.. SULA o Elizabeth Hop Officlal r hogs and 105 sk number of ei 254 Small Hopos. i g Silver Ag Oy ipts today were L7 all, the i muny uday. ki o received in e pist two duy s receipts foot up 0.7 1 hozs and ) hozs and esday of Ly OATTLEReq for w Tuesday fmprove. There and the native e the cffect of st allinz olf in the <ubply of 1t il i two Anizis catuio L wshipuer for £ howev oo, s thing de wood seuse liere zoo( r. sold from $ Letiv )7 sheep, azainst W sheep for woel nts were not unusually fnrge and the quality contin P ore very few westerns her attie are heglnning to Show good eorn d uwinz to the rango cattle there Monday fmprovement in the tves, There were plenty of 1 enouzh to brin: 440 or bot oad Bineh of prime Policd At welehed H3L pounds sold to The bulk of tie steers, to 365 Tt was fiealthy mirket on any taw pens were cleared in lnrmkpmy of butcher stock wis not overly large, Lut” there were sowe very good ows ' wmong - the offerinzs, includ- i o bunch of spayed heifers that brought F.05, od to cholee cows sold ~strong but with only moderate demand the market wis weak to 19e lower on med - um and con what would be Kept seiing and Hvele desriabie stafl in best cows sold fr #1.0 to $1 5 and the bulk '« on Stult, Business wis not alled brisk but the catile t the close there was hut he pens un he L0 82,00, canners from the mediam i om #, stoek from $L75 to 5220, Bulls were in fuir domund at 115 tu 8230, calves slow a § 30 0 was some little 1ifo to the st fo trace but the ‘supply was Hmited and the demand rathér lght, however, wero i week all steers sold from the stock frod stoek sold siles: No. Av. 1. 860 40052 1. 70, 11210 R P 187 962 04 5., G 6. 0 20, 600 1w 4.0 06 240 No. 1steer 2 stoers... Isteers. .l §2 stoers. ibull 1 cow WS cows The ) 1801, roceipts toduy shows 16, w liberal sprini but thore was mixed louds win eral quulity esterduy. By and bearish at gooa 10 | thun yesterday ut $i45 to $4.60, Light and 1igh 5 to §.45, Witl W, never it any tin us the morning rovnd at $160 to .00, run hundred of the IATZORL 011 TecO i 106 to i better than ood o chowe feeding 5270 10 $1.10 ard_ the bulk of 40 to 8270, Somie co umon Represeutative STEERS, No. Av. 2503 1100 16,118 20 8..1007 50 3 1.1 4001050 121000 101210 1 12001007 231090 01152 [0} 200115 301203 1010 101650 1. 160 1.0 160 40200 1 1002 i 18RI 16, 83 2 60 ESTEIN CATTLE, Pr. No. Av. Pr . 1039 82 00 L Lk 1200 1240 2 cows.... | 20kt 500 ™ hogs was Within a few 1. On August of wore the official recora 155 hon ived. Ihe g of’ good heavy ho:s b S0 many common light nis tho offerings Ut U wedly whowed up Kon- us wol as s wero rathor indiffercnt the sturt, gencraily bidding u ud mot- hifrequentiy lhe lowor Good 1 Wwith an avy 1ogs sold lurzely I load ut .65, mixed loads went mostiy at soie rather common stuff all ) 10, 8340, The murket wus ie very Lvely, and grew worse advaneed, withomgh buyers showed a disposition to elear up tho rece b provided they co 10 pay carrying e ouid ot tn rkew. | n cheap en to sulos were 150 lower thian yesterduy, but constdering the unusually heavy runa vory fair cloarance was effected. The bulk of the sules were at R5.45,L0 15,00, wgalnst £455 o403 vesterday . ind tho ‘average cost #4454, agalust 86018 Mon duy. Representative sules Sh. Pr. No, 1604 10 01 @0 32 0 120 160 4 200 160 SDAY, DECEM e trong price: western 23K teceipt: and Ofticial recelpts shown by the oo, ipiny, for t >0'cloek . ., Do But one load of she y. and they were I Good muttor 5t Lambs from & o LW enty-f BER 9 1891. b was rdly zood enou are wanted at steady natives, Fhag onand stock- 0 $0.75, Dispo ition of Stock il disposition of stok us <0l the Union Stck Yards i hours, ending at combie 1, 15012 RECEIPTS, CATTLE | UGS, sukEe. | Cars. | Head | Cazs. | Hoad Cars | Head| Ca DT T N M LT = DISPOSITION. BUY B, wnhin Packing con G Hinmmond co 1 Morris Sperry & Barnes Shippers and Leftover.. Total November Showinz the n sheep purehas. Total.. The Cudahy Pucl Omithin Packing ¢ SWift & Co Georzo H. 1 Others.... . Total. Swift & Co Cuduhy P Geor: O i1 Others.. 1.1 Total..... Chieago 1 ik 'd um[vlln\ ond compiny. King e . Hammond & Co CATUE[ 4OGS. [ SHELD, \pany pany Purch unhe tle, hogs by the dify wontl, oGS g company.... 60413 noiny S ey i ominy dve Stock M orke Ciicaco, I, he L—[Special Telezram to Tur Beel—The demand for eattle rather pore strensti thn s usu {days, Notonly were local buyors netiy enzazed, hutthore wisa very goon demani for shipments. Prices did not exper further uppreciabio advance. Th ~ " Monday's quotations, i £L.00 to £100 Tor cows and bulls, Ei%0 o stoelons dressed beof and shippine stior: £5.95 for calves. Values of ran entirely noninal, crionzh offered during the establish quotatic for all grades of ¢ directic Turth for conmon erid; pete with the ran The frosh rocc 60,000, making st 125,00 hoad. T pens today. and the sharpest tirther reduction could not b disp T roodors, %00 to & throe or four ms The tendency of prices sutile appears to he in the wer fmprovoment. espeeially s sueh as have had o coni Mpts of hogs were abou Dily sinee Suturday of o e were it least 81000 in the though the demand was of sellers had to The choicest b ssod o at over fr Submit o i S o salo FLU5 and only w small part of the reached £1.50, T ter part of day's business was at from $17 10 K155 for heavy, 17010 3150 for edium and #4010 $46) for light wolghts, The closing quotations were rom £.65 Lo €100 for poor to- cho'ce heivy, £451 40 8.8 for pedinm welhts and 8.2 10 465 for (i ht. Tn point of quality today's u fvals were about the best seen here th's sei “The Evening Journal reports: OATTLE— prs, 9,000 shipments, 001 market active and stel othors, ¥o Prime Stecrs, #.6a06.0 Texans, $1.9.6621)5 stoeke L8 cows, §1.10a 11005 ~Roccipts, snipmoents, @ market lower; rou common, L6016 puckers, 410047 prime heavy and buteh ors’ wolghts, $5L5 06 L85 Light, 81,400 165, SugEe-Receipts, 4005 Shipients, 2 market uetive and b native owes, § 4.4 mixed, #.0004850; wethers, #1.5 Poxans, 81526175 westorns, 1150485 y Hings, £5.00@5.50; 1nmbs, ®1L0065, 25, New York Live Stock Market. New Youk, Dee L—Beeves—Recelprs, 1411 head, all for export and shiuzhters no tradin shipmonts tods CALVES— e vouls, $.0005.50 @32 Sieke Tntnbs, e 100103, stoady it ut Tl HoGs—[ec 13 bs, @s'ze pts, 100 1bs. Kunsas City Live stock KANSAS CiTY, Dis, 4,455 ship L0 BLTONECr: cows #9. 5040 0Wws, § ors, 0, Hoas: ket 10c Lo 150 lowe 8270000, 80. 0 Rocelpts, 1 SHERP-—Ro kot steady. St. Louis I §r. Louts, M celpts, 4.000; Shipments, s native good Lo prin natives, §2.50020 Hoas - 1tecol ots, ket lower: houvy, Liight, §.5048.05 O One minute tiy ference choking up of t courss is & blessing. C. such a remed; Cubeb Cough C bt per ipts, ars fur sale; murket st DLs, 000; shipments, a oue minute remedy fo deessed el steady at 16: ¢ per 1h 6 heeyes. 10 lie (d; market stendy; 100 1bs; grassors, #1315 5,332 he Towor; £, pe d; sheop, steady heep, $000@5.0 por drossed mntton, dressed Tuibs, weak 7,080 tneludinz four w8000 per head, ady farket Mo, Dee. L—CATTLE-IRe- meints, 262: markot stosdy strong to 100 higner: steor WA stockers and feo 400: sh r; bulk, & pments, 48): mar. 1 10G5.80; w1l grades, none; mar- Jve Stock Markets fo. Dee. 1—CATTLE—Re 1,200 market highers 500 wlr 1o good 7,500; shipme 4703935 mixed mar- e Minute, ne often makes o great dif- bronchitis throat, " lungs, etc., fo ubob Cough Curo is For sale by all druggists. re—One miuute, he OMAHA Manufacturers and Jobhers DIRECTORY. AWNINGS Omaba Tent & A ing o < hamm rubter elothing eatalogue. 113 Farnam BAGS AND Bu |H°O|nh1B\ r (o Tmportors ant Manufae turor Flour Sacks. urlaps and TWINES. A. H, Perriro & Co. 16 Dodge Stroot 1 gend for aur o and pricos rana M. 0. Daxon. | Bleyelox sold on monthly | paymients 120 N 15th stry BOOTS Morse-Tce S i Hown Factory ellth Wo are maklig ol o selinz < of & le with Williams, Van Ae nam & Harte 12 Harney stroot 1o N ARRIAGES, W, T Seaman, Omaha's Lar, WAGONS AN CARRIAGES, loty ARPETS. | aha Carpet 0 i1, eloths mat +, cur'ain Koods,ete 1511 Douglas stroot | AND SHOES 0y Compay, vl St and Do A Strot buyers, ant s very sal- ndall,Jones& Co wloMana factir're | Agentafor Boston Rub- | ber Shoo co. 102, 1101, (0 1105, Haeney stroot Whol CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufactarer: and Wholgsale Clothl 1109 Harney strd ot. ——— e COAL, CO Omaha_Qoal, Ooke & | Lime ., | Tard and soft conl. 8. K. cor. Tith and Douglas streets. American Fuel Co, Shippers nn1 dealoey in andiiracito an i bitu- taot Nebraska Fuel Co., 2038, Lith Strost, Omaha, Neb. KB, EIC. e Qoutant & Squires, Tlard and soft coal ship- pers 1603 Unrnam streot Omaha. Howell & (la., L Sueet, ©Omann, Nob. Johnson Bros,, o arnam treet, CORNICE. Eagle Cornice Works, ManufacturersofGalyan tz0d Tron Cornice Window caps, metatle skyllgiits, etel 1110 and 1112 Dodge CEMENT 1. 3. Johnson & 2208, 15th Stroot, Omaha, Neb. | AND LIME. Oady &Gry, me, coment, ete Cor. 9th and Douglas St bRy 1, M. E. Smith & UJ., far- Dry goods. notle nishing koo Corner lth and Howara, nica FARM MACH. Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Co,, Corner Jones and uth 8ts. Owaha, 00DS. Kllpamcx K:fi)?y (Goods Co, Dry 2o0ds, notlons, cents farnishing goods. cor. 11th and Harn ey Sts L SUPPLIES. ROIT DE CAUTOMATIC Eleotrio Motors and D Catalozuy froo. 11 1 RY, E1C. T. G. Northwall, General wastorn ngont Skandta Plow Co., 134 51 Sherman Av —— TN AVe FURNITURE A Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co,, Furn| 11 carpots, 11 Farnam Stesot. | GLASS, PAINT, ) William Cummings, 617 and 619 Soath 16th St Omalia, Neb NS FURNISHING ;00D ND CARPETS, | Beebo & Runyan Fur- niture Uo, Suceossors to . A. aals & Co.. Graco and 13th Sts. omatn J. . Robinson Notioa 0o, 4 furnishing goods, T ot e iktkin ey Cor. 12th and Howard Sty 3. &, Fuller & Go, 102 Douglay Stroot, Ot BLm,. Brucs & Uo 900-103 Leavenworth st. Owalin, Neb, GROCE Paxton & Gallagher, 705711 5. 40t Strog Omaha, Neb, D. M Steelo& 0, | 1201 ) Jonss Sirads, Allen Bros, HO3-1110 Haraoy Steay * Omuha, Nob. & Raapks, 1302-1405 Harney St Omaha. Neb, HARDWA me & Wilhelmy Oo | Lee- Cor. 10th o G. W. Donglass & Co | Hardwood Lumber, 310 North 10th Stroet Oharles R, Loo, | ot ani Dosiins MILLINERY 0. A, Stonehill, Millinory, Notlons, Cloaks to. HO-118 8. 16th St, Omahn, | AND MUSICAL INSTRUM Max Meyer & Bro Co M'£k Jowelors, donlors 1 | Plang. misteal insteuments, It ot Farnam and 1th ABuoth Packing Oo. | Packers of oy s fsh | Oystel and Celery, a1 08 Loavenworth St Day OIL: n oils, PRODUCE, Ribbel & Smith, | i207 1oward Stroet. | & Kirschbraun & Sons, | | Bt Butter, ekgs and poultry. 1209 Tloward Streot. Riddell & Co., Butter. ¢ w c0ne, 0kKs, VOR Sloan, Johana & 05, th and Leaveaworth stroots, Omal McCord, Brady & 0o Gth and Leayenworth, , Neo. Omaha, Neb, GRAIN AND Cockrell Bros Brokers uyers. | Private o New York, € 1 o PROVISIONS. A, & MsWhorter New and St Louls. Cashigraln wrtz & Oo,, vt wire: t St Lutwand i romen Hoand of Trado,0m i Exehange bld', 8. Omaba e —————n————— GUNPOWDER, | “Hugh G. Olrk. | Gon'l Westorn Agent Duponys Sporting Gun powder, At Alve blastiag IRON W Paxton & Vierling Tron Works, Wrought v e bullding w <tnos, HIDE 3, BTC. Geo, Osherne & Co, Buyers of hldes tallow un 513 South Lith-t ORKS. Omaba Safe & Iron Works. Manut'rs fire and b Ghilotal | roof mafer, vanits binckamith work. UL P, | dro - escapes Ry, and 1ith 8 | roen, 1ith &3 acks LIQUO Tler & Co,, | R. R. Grotte, Liguor Merchants Importer and Jobber of 3114 TTarney stroot {Vines and 1iquors. Mapufactur'ra Kunoody's | 1020 and 102 Kurnam St Kast Indla Bltters. L. Kirsoht & Go,, | Wholes WT-40 8. 101 Sk | Frick & Herberts, W Iats on application esaleLiquor Deal 1001 Farnam S ota! and s, fruits, poultry 13th and Harney, and Quiney Whits Lims Lonis Bradford, Platt & 05 Refined RE. Clark-Andrecson Hardware Oo, )mab s, Nob ————— e LUMBER. John A Wakofield, rtod, American Pore Comont, Milwni Hydranllo “Come o, lme,comont,ota § D ouglas Stroot. NO110) [L. Oberfolder & 0o, Imports a and Jobbers Mllilnery 23, 210 and 212 South (1eh Streot ENT. ET A Hospo, Jr, Douglas rx, Flah and Celory, ) Bouth 10th Bt 14 Colo Mannger. — e solidated Tank Line Co. nd lubricating xlo krenso, ote. P — S Dt 1 st Y COMMISSION, Schroa dor & 0, Dealers In country prod- | Cash buyers butter ani uce, frults, vegetables, | cgs, and geno.al coms ot wilealon merehants 1th Stroot Robert Purvis, | Branch & Oo, 217 1Toward Stroot Sodiiee fritst ot o Write for prices on but. | Croduce fraits of all wr, exxs poultry, and Kinds, oysters, e, 15th and Harney Stroets. Jas. A, Olark & Co,, . cheoso, 043 poultry and game. ath 13th Street —_— PAPER. Carpenter Paper Co,, ry a full stock of . wrapping and paper, card pa- v welting per, ote. — SEEDS Emerson Seed Oo, Ja od growers, donlors in wnrden, grass, grain and treo weeds. 2) South 15th. 07 STO VBN mes Hughes, p Cooks and Hoaters for sule. S, Lith Stroot — ey SASIH, DOORS, BLI M. A, Disbrow & Co, Manufacturers of ansh do bTinds and mouldings. Branch of flce, 12t and lzard Sts, NDS, K —_— STEAM AND W. U. S, Wind Engmu &| Pump Oo Tnlitday Wind Mills 15 and §20 Jonos Stroot. E Ross, nctlig manag'e AL. 1002-1008 Omaha. SUPPLIES Strang & Sons, Farnam Street, —_————— TOYS. Bl H. Hardy Co,, fanoy guods, Nouse e child- Billlard ren's earringe: 1619 Far, n Streot. The Brunswick- Balke-Collender 0o, LLIARDS. 1 merchandise. 1 nxtures. Uh Strost, SOUTH OM umo\ STOL.K V.M)) co, AHA. 3 LIMITED = OOMMISSION MERCHANT:, Alen Root & Co.| Casm Koom 4 Exchange Bulld- | RRooms, wn & Dadloy, 6) and 61 Exe Butling South change butidi Omiha South Om o — P. E. Frederick &i Sous. | Commtsston dealers in Horses. Room 38 | ExchangeSouth | Omzh | Hun 0 Eix, A D. Boser & Co,, -6 Exchango Butlding, Bouth Omaha. s PEN Pensions procured for & chellion who served 9) i now disabled from ANY cause. the disability during or since sion is payable whether was incurced before, sorvice, Pensions for wide ron without regard to ciuso of death. Ponsions for fathers who are NOW whetiier they were dopend when he disd or not. W nter & Greon, clinnio Bullding, ruth Omahia. oldicrs of the days and are The pen- pws and childs soldier’s mothers and dependent, ent on soldier idows, childe ren and parents are regarded as *‘dee pendent’ in ull cuses where notsuflicient proporty for th they havi ir support, Soldiers pensioned ut less than twelve #12.00) dollurs per month und suffering from disability in addition to that named in their pension co-tificate, may obtain inel v unler the new luw Information and advice given withe out churge. Best facilitics sver offored to cluimunts to have their cluims pros perly and diligently prosecuted, No cha 3 unless successful. Write for information to The Bes Bureau of Claims. OMAHA, NEB. P This Bureau I8 cuar Omaha liee, the Pl ranisceo Examiner. ocr Press and 'a by the the San A, M, HENDERSON, Fletablishiod 1874, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Grain, Seeds, and Provisions. Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman 8t., Rooms 68 & 69. CHICACO, F1~ t-olan fachlities for the handing of shipmentd of Grain, Fleld and Klax Roods. Iteforences ora Exchangennd American Exchang: wtlonal Banks 8