Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Fluc'nations Were Onfised to a Narrow Range. ANOTHER ALLIANCE CIRCULAR ISSUED. 11 Arguments Ac- rement Btrong Array of companying the Annox Instructing the Farmers to old Their Cereal, Wheat was vory dull today with fluctuations confined to a narrow range, averaging somewhat lower, though the close was at one point in advance over that of Faturday. There was an absence of Influen- tiul news. There was certalnly nothing very Deurish, but, on the contrary the effect of such information as was made public should have had a strengtheninz influcnce. There thie thit the farmers al northwest had gent out pnother your wheat" clreular and Justified with a strong array bull ar- guments; then there was the report telegraphed from Now York that $be threshing returns made to the French gover v nient indicated a shortage in their wheat crop of 30,0 0,000 bu. azainst the estinate provi- ously made of 00,000,000 bu. to 101,000,000 bu But cavles Indicated continued weakness abroud. Cuicaao, 11, Dee. 14, news of Domestie markets were dull and inelining d wnward and tne big local bears wero still Pmym-r“ the mariet. Ream, ¢ ml:lh{ and P rd eTdgd tore all frod fellers, and the frlenas of wheat were without confilence or courage. Longs dropped thely holdings gu the 28t - peatunct of ¥ A e trade was dull, the market easily yielding 1o the resolute Pressure of the bours, May Soomed ot 0750 sold to 08%5c, then broke (o 5T Yl rgien) B niter noon, 16hehing. 0 jon @llio s and the Ine 664,000 bu. {n th 1o snpply. and fh ing becamd weal aln, May deelin 7te, but rullied Axdfn and elosed at Cornstar her firm, enced by poor inspee ther, which Wias reairded ainst any miprover the grading. Butaf Kking w substant udvan: weak feeling set in. largely Fesult of the weakness in the wheat and provision vits, December opened at 55ic nguinst at theclose on Saturday, advanced to but soon_broke to ‘T he poor in- epection mude iuary strong at the sturt & 80, and covered by shorts soon adva ainst 40050 at the close on Saturany. oon hour trade got sluck and on 1se of Ki8,000 bu. in the visible supply weakness in wheat, prices v dropped to sitse und uary to 464, Near the close rally. howover. year clo 4750 Oats were U th Aftor the the iner and tho off. Decembe ots ‘opéned weak and lower on \pts at tho yards of 60,000, weak- in when the number wis put at 5, The close shows & small reduction in the price of pork, but lard and ribs show inconse- quentiul enung Estinmated re 3% cars: corn, 60.000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows: [ CLosE. 450 ours; o; OPEN CANTICLES HIGIL | LOW g 013 § 2 ity 8534 a1 Jnnuary iy May CORN No. ¥ December. . January..... May oy December. Jnnuary ny NESK PORK Decemter Junuary %@ Cash quotations were us follows: FrLoui-—-Easier butnot quotably lower;spring pitents, $L00A00; ewinter Ktritghis, ' §.950 . 15 WiEAT ing wnen ConN—N spring wheat, Ll 4@sit5e: No. 2 i@iic: Now £, 0. b, 15B500; L BL21@ 1.2 ork, per bl #8.T lard, short ribs shiles (lod dry silted shoulders (hoxed), #. cloar sides (boxed), $.6 @5.65. Distillers' finished goods, per gal, rd “A 4% CHERSE—SToud v, 10%@ Hie; flats, L@l vouns Americas, 12@1245¢, H whanted. Tar Unchanged. MENTS . 1500 hiels bushe On the Produce exchango today the butter market was quiet: fanoy creamory, 26/5@: fine western. 25@26i50; ordinary, H@ lected dairy, i ordinary, “18@210; 231@ 50 New York Markets. NEW Youk, Dee. 4.—I'Loun—Roe plgs: exporis. 4,822 bbls., 12,080 and weak: sules, 20,100 bbls. ConNMEAL-Quiet, stoady; yellow west . 15030.00. WiEAT—Recolpts, 524,950 bu. Ints, 40,501 acks: dull exports, 1 S5007bu. of er; No. 2 red, HH@L06 In elovator; $1067%@1.07% afloa 06%G@1.084 f. 0.b.: No. dred, $1.09; ungraded rod, e@Rlii Noo 1 northorn, $1.08% @10 No. 1 hard. $L12%@s112%; No. 2 norther #1035 options dectined %@ e on lower cables, iberal Indin shipments and an increase in the visible supply; advanced % se on locul buying; closed steady at G40 tndor wturdiy. “No. 2 red December, #.05 @106 closing §1.053: Junuury, $LOG@LOGK ' closing 8L06%; February, 8LOTH@L0TY, closing $1.07 Wi R108%G0 100, closing #1.00; April closing 1,00 : May, $1.08%G@1,00. g $1.08%; June, 7 losing $1. minal; western, BLO214G@1.0944. s of grain In wtore and wfloat Decomber 420,802 bu.; oats, 2 Wheat, 8044861 bu.: cor 1542120 bu. rye, 070438 bu.: barley, 108,006 bu. 3 bu.: poas, 2,747 hu. BARLEY—Dull; No.'2 Milwaukee, @74 4000 bu. ungraded western in private oXpOTLS, 54,1 futures: S1L,000 bu. s irregular, moderately No. —Recelpts, alos, closing sten: or. 613, afloat; ungrade No. 8 53@%3c; steamer mixed, s8¢, Options de- olined 5@\c chiefly on Decémber with an in- crense in the visibe suply, froer recoipts and w prossure to sell cash. Docomber, 00451 k¢, _G0's0; Junuary, 85%@0Ge, closing 661y ruury, GG N0, closing bi%e; April, 8eaitae, closing ic: May, 621, closing 024¢: steamer mixed. Junuary, OATS—Recoipts, 215,000 Du.; 0xports. 160, bu.: sales. 115,000 bu. of futures, 40,000 bu. of apot. Spot miarket ‘quiet and : options dull’'and’ weaker: Decomber, 4134050, 0l0s- {uk Bt Ahos Tanuary e, Glos My, 99(0i0ise. closing No. white, 42iio; mixed westo Ait00 white wostern, d1@4do; No. 2 Ohleago, 415G o HAY—Qulet un Raw. dull, onsy: sales, 5,000 bags, contrifugals, 05 test. at8%0: and refined, Aull, lower: No. 6, 8 d-160; No. 7, § NG Bllfil- ,nlul\(‘ll\rlll Aalll 160 ('nnl[\‘l' loners' A, 41-100; powdered, dNe; ranulated, ¢ 3-1 4 6-10¢; l'lllllu!. %0, ¥ 2] ¢ IOVABSES—NOW Orleans, falrly active und . {10k~ Firm, falr demand, PETROLEUN—Opened steady and advanced A¢ on covering of shorts; thon rected 1,0 aud olosed Arm. Pennsylvaulu oll. spot, sales {janusry option, openine e, ighest 0w est e 9%¢; Lima ofl, no salos; totul sales, fl\.l!hlhhkw.“ COTTON SEED 011.—Dull, steady. TALLOW—Qulet, steady. ROSIN-Steady. quict, PURPENTINE—Qulot, firm “aas--Dull; western, 24 packages. Pork—Dull and_ steady; old mess, westorn new mesk #10.60; extra primo, K Our MEATS - Dull, easy; middles, unsettied; short olear, #2064, western steam, #0.40: LArp—Lower, dull; sales, 1,200 Lierces; option sales, 4,230 tierces; January, $6.42@0.43, closing, Docein ber, 86.45; .43 bid; Februury, 8.62bid; March, $6.61 bid; ; western dairy, 100 ay, #0.17, closing $0.7 HUppER-Quiet, weake! stern oreanery. 200800: Elgin, 1450 rEIEESE-Quiet, about stoudyi pirt klus, 5@ Mo, 00 receipts, 8,008 16 IRON—-Qulet: American,u® "oPPER=—DUlL; Take, Docoml Lrab--Nominal; dommesti Tin—Dull, steady; straits, §1 inneapolis Wheat Markot, MixNEAvOLIS, Minn, Dec. 14,—Wheat was vory dull toduy and . traders had but very pnrv 0 lutercst them. May opéned weak at THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Thore wis no news to sustaln the mar- Hearbolim reported n steady market all round nnd that was ail there was. and as the advanced the dullness increased until £ the close when & feeling slightly better was reported, but thore was no lite in the bidding. My dropped to 02%o, raliled to 02%¢, held by and then began a siight ccovery again, Neur the close thare was a rally enough to hring May to ®%c, the open- ing figure, and tho session o osod at this orice. Tha range of the day was 1ic. Jecomber closed ot 864e; January at K70, The visible Increase wus a little lnrger than looked for. The cash market wes In its usual condition, kood deal of wheut was sold. Low grades are not ranning ns heavy as a short time ago. A good deal of No. 2 north- ern Is coming in from North Dakota, Revelpts of whent here were 712 cars and $2) at Duiuth and Superior. Close: No. 1 northern Decem- [ pduy at 86ige, Saturday., Soc. fzhost ®%o. Kot. ary c.osing today ok, No. 1 northern, ¥ No. 2" northern, 5234 Dututh Wheat Market. Derurn, Minn., Doo, 14.—The week oper quietand vory tave. Thero were small trans- actions early in ear lots of cash wheat at 1o wbove Satirday’s close. Iusiness in futires started late and unchanzed for December and ige Jower for Muy No. | northern, The nirket drageed wlonz without animation at about the opening prices, May No. 1 northern beinz the principal deal, e weokly statement of grain in store at Duluth for the week endinz Suturday, December 1% shows totul in store bu.i uflont in harbor, £ an increase of T84l | The close was dull but tho opening prices ws follows: No. Bige; Docember, 81 northorn, cash,’ 8 May, 03¢ bid; No. N dnornvhern, o NEW YORK, Dec. and unchanged to 8 v qulet apg steady from n' Up t Shles, Th000" bivih, 1qeiudine (D 14.—Options obened steady oints down and closed 015 points down; De omber, 81280 i ry, $122; Wi spot first, 10,850 oot e for tho 20 the 31000 bag i2~Good ave bor 10 kilos: receipts during th bags: purclinses for the Unit ahipiments to the United State 124,000 bags. 10,700 woek, 1 States, 120103 13,00; 8took, Omala Grain Market. Prices based on dellvery at Mississippl rl\'l\E points, N ka inspestion, and ten days shipm Sotherswise state 2 Witkar ¢’ bid; No. sprinz. : white, i COIN. botter, yeur shipment, {056 bid Toledo terms, Amonz the sales wero: 50,000 No. 3 or better corn. Docembor shipment, 40%e: 15,000 same, I3days shiprient, 416 5,000 8 sme, Decem er 40c, HOAD OF THADE Tt s roported that considerable shelled corn is piied on the ground at country stations, which will bo seriously dumaged by the rain. OTES. St. | 8t. Louis. Mo.. ocash. Gilze: i ConN 4@104¢; January, ady. ea cash, 32¢; May, 827 PORR—Dull: new. $11 LAup—Steady at $5 00 Wiiskey —$i 1 s City Wheat Stock. KANsAS Ciry, Mo. Doec. 14.—The stock of wheat (n store in Kunsis Oity elevators for the first time on record excecded 1,000,/00 by today. The total reported by the Commercial Exchiange s 1,006,815 bu. New York Dry Goods Market. NEW Yok, Dee. 12.~There wa ness in the dry woods market. more active and the followinz o made; Glourester fancies, o ¥, be; indigos, de. Liverpoo! starkets. 14.—WhHEAT—-Dull; holacrs red, winter, 8s 6'3d per LiveRpc offer moder: cental. CORN—I 7h3d per cental, nd poor; mixed western, s Toledo Grain Market. ToLEDO, 0., 14 —WaEAT—Flrm; 2. cash and Deéc Corx—Dull; OATS—Quiet; No. ash, 45c. sh, Griin Trade Review. The Mark Lane Express in its weelkly reviaw of the British grain trade during the past weel says: English wh have fallen 1s. The supplies are larze. The decline is partly due to the Inforior condition of most of the offerings. Forelgn wheats are also Is down under continued heavy nar- rivals, Caiifornin is quoted as 4s 6d and American red w nter at 33 9d. Onts firm: corn in London 'ss and in the provincial murkets 6d. Barley is woak. At today’s mazket Eng- Jish wheats were in bad condition and were 6d cheaper. Foreizn wheats were in excessive supply and were hard tosell above the de- ciine. In flour the ordinary Enghsh and Amerlcan decline 6d per saek. ley was fid lower. Grinding Y Was very firm, owing to the absorption of the arrivals from Russia. Outs recovered 1s. Corn was dd lower. Britis] LONDON. Dec. Traders’ Talk. onicago, Tk, Dec, t4.—Counselman & Day to Cockroll Bros.: The speculative murkeis were dull toduy and rulea eusier weverally but closed without. materfal chunge. In the visiblo_supply statement there appears to bo | 170,000 bushels of wheat afloat on thelakes. This with the visible increuse caused some local selling. A i decline wae recovered at the close on buying partly to cover local shorts ° and oderately on outside invastment orders. Private detailed advices continue to show u larger outgo of wheat and flour thun the ageregates posted in tho daily public statements. Even the lower igures show an enormous cash demand and the reports of Ironch and Russian shorts today gave an ln- pulse to speculutive buying of Inte futures, The market may remaln normal for a few dava or evon weoks longer, but wo beliove that a large amouny of bull energy may break loose and assert itself any day. Corn and oats were quict and firm. except January oorn, which was active, erratic and hard to trade. in. es covered . 1iie range and closed %c higher. Other futures wbout steady, Provisions opencd easy under sales by o prominent packer and speculator. The larze run of hogs made prices lower and brought out some seattered liquidation of long Janu- wry pork, held In commission houses. Tho majority of the packers were buyers and they absorbed the offer ngs gradually and the mau. - ket rallied shightly, but closed tame. No in provement is likely until recelpts slackon. Oui1cAGo, 11, Dee, 4.—F. G. Logan & Co. J. Sunds Commission compuny: Wheat o yeal at e for May, with vory litilo d On the visible inerease of 560,000 bu. th some selling, causing o deoline to o this deeline there was some good b nce returned o 08,0 and ign advices are dull and cases lower. This mar! not be influenced ich by them. Seaboard arances, lnterlor receipts and unfavorable ather will have more influence than uny ng eise, Opinions on the market are di- vided. The Vellovers in higher prices e ox- treme In thelr views, and those who look for a decline do not talk anything lower than about 03¢ for May. We think the buying side on wenl markets safe. Corn rather more active The fonture was the ; commission houses. 1t 'he wet weather caused the strength, s little dolag. Provisions fairly active aud steady. 1o recelpts heavy, pickors mecting the domund. Un10AGO, 111, Dac. W.—Kenuett, I Co.. to 8. A' MeWhortor: Fo advices have had a more disconrnging t luy than for some time. Prices ure gencrally lowo export buslness lifeless, while clearances were bolow expectations. The wheat fields are bure everywhere and it is conceded that u cold wave. without snow, would be likely to turn the wmarket upward, but there Immediate prospect of one. this uson, howevor, u cold wive s a certalnty, but the shorts evidently bellave there will e time enough to tuke actlon when {t comes in sight. The Incroase In the visible supply 1s smull when It Is cousldered thit a large do- oresse last week was not satisfactorily counted for, and it wus belleved that it would ow & very libersl Increase this week a8 an off-set. The market has been largely looal and price changes fow The situation warrants s rnll(. but much will depend on the tone of the foreign markets. There were good recelpts of corn, moderate demand and dovressed cables, and a lurge in- crouse In the visible supply, but the market showed little weakness. “The weather was wet, interfering with grading, and the specu- lative sentiment Is so bullish that prices aro held " with comparative ease. Oats woro slightly oasier, Wwith rather less de- mand,” Tho continued rush of hogs w0 market Is " depressing tuflu- ence In the provision market, but the domund for lnvestment account wbsorbs the offerings. on soft spots, and bears do not muke much headway at alding the murket from time to time. They look to us cheap enough 1o buy. STOCKS AND BONDS, to losed at in some ot for the present will pkins & NEW Yonx, Dec, 14.—The stock market today was not active and In the geueral list little fmprovement in its temper was to bo seen, but while the list was subjected to hoavy bear pressure in the forenoon, by which Northern Paclfic preferred und some others were de- pressed materlally, a vigorous rally later in tho day ended with large advances lo wany of the leading stooka and 1ifted the whols 1iat to & lova} tructlogaily botter than Saturdsy: oloss. The aotidn of the Rook Isiand direstors in “declaring n 1 per cent dividend and fa making & eood showing of earninzs atarted the market upward. The strength in the market wns marked fn many of the praminent shares whioh have halted somewhat of late, among which Now York Central, Missouri Pacife. Rock tsiand and Sugar wore most consplcuous, but. Man- battan, Wheoilng & Lake, Erle preferred, Lake $hore and Union Pacific were also specially strong at the close. The market was irrogular at the opaning; first prices showea changes ranzing up to '4 per cont either Wiy, and while thero was no pronounced tons {0 the dealings in the g ral list, an advancing tendency was to be noted until the pressuro upon Northern Pacific preforred, which was forced off fro to 6% wenkened the whole 1ist. thongh no material concessions outslde of the one stc mentloned oceurred At the lowest prices, howe erablo support wis seen In tl sod qome from coverin L. ation of the Rock Island dividend bec known at noon und that stock started on a pid upturn, rising from 81% to 8%, while its vity e ame very pronounced and aw ied the entiro market into life, nided by a rdden spurt in New England from % to 4. The former wen'ness in such storks us Chi- cago Gas, New York Central and Barlington, Immedintely disippearsd and the upwird movement became general, evi thing res ponding to the stimulus, Thore was more coverinz _in the lust hour and the amountof business done was very fair, ile improved vrices were the rule of everything The murket finally closed quiet but stron about the highest prices of the day. Stocks were on.y silghtly advanced trom those of Suty Missourl P 1% per Rock Tstand | 'y per cent, New York € and Chicago gas, Burlingron and 1 per ¢ overnment stoady. State bonds hav The followinz are the closin ¢ gnotations for the leadin: *ks on the New York Stock ex- change woday Atchisg 3 Adnms Exprods Alton, 111 o proferrad 125 | a0’ Amoriean Express. 113 |Ohlo Misis B.COR&N .87 | do preforred Canada Pactiic 100 w0 [ontarto & Woster Cunada Southern g Oregon Improvem Contral Pacitic Chiesapeake & 0110 do 18t proforced 021 preterron iea 0 & AlLo) S NS L L Del. Hu Del, L. & W 80 1ae proforrod 1BE- P Min do 24 preferred ¢, Paul & O Krie. f . a wroferred.. do preferred enn. “onl & Iron.. Fort Wayne. a poae 0 Pacific EXPross. . ... L& B od Exp and New been dull and been nezlected. have L0 Pactfic Mail Dk L Plttshure. ... § Pallman Palac 4« Reading ... . Cotton L orado Co oL R0 Homestake. sl 0 prefer Sutrd...... 516 Bulwer 19 [Rich. & W 573 Wisconsin Contral 40 |Great Northern pfd’1 9| Chieago Gas. 11214 Lead Trust b, §7 | Sugar Trus REflorn vaciite’ . 4 (Z08thorn T a0 preferred.. ... 7 Orogon 8, L & U U P Denver & G0 40 R GW L Northwestern. ... 1144 1t &AW di: The totul sales of stosks todi shares, including Atchiso Southérn, 54013 Ohicago Lickawanna & We S00: Louisville & N cifie,” 4.30; Northwestern. ntral, 4500: Northern Pacific proferred, 2s,- Reading, Rechmond & West Point. aul, Union Pac Michigan Central MIL L S, 6 prefor Missouri P Mobile & Ohlo Nashville Chatt!! N.J. Central. Q-folk & WL 900 Financial eview. New Yonrx, Dec. 14.—The Post says: T dul! ss such as that of today, stocks without o ginized support are likely'to be eusy victims. e early decline in Northern Pacifie pre- ferred, to which practicilly no re nee was made, was an illustration of this. Neverthe less the general warket held its own duri the tarenoon and gained noteworthy strensth in the afternoon on the wnnouncement of the Rock Isiand ajrectors that with January the company would rexume its 4 ver cent dividend rate. Bearish operators had aflected to b lieve that no such increaso would be made and hence there was a serambe of shorts to cover, on which the murket became wholly buoyant. New York Money Market. Yauk, Dec. 14.—MONEY 0N OALL—Easy ranging from 215 to 3 per cent; lust o closed offered at 215 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—4K@0 per cent, STERLING HANGE-—Quict and firm at B2 for sixty-day Dlils and #88% for do- mand. The following were bonds: S 5 S conp.! U, 24 rex Pactic s 0f i La. stamped & a0, new set 14 Penn now set o Tenn. set iy nadn 0. 2nds.. A, Pactile Ists &G Ista &RG s the closing prices on J. 0. Int. ¢ North. Pacifle Ists North, Pacifle 2nds srthivestern Con. . North. Debent 5s. SLLOK LM Ge SC Lk S, <+ Paul Co, 8t P, C & 5 i35 A £ 0L e I K. ( 94 Union Pact T3 West Shore. .. LD &R G W London Stock Markets. LONDON, Dev. 14—The following were the London sto=k quotations closing at 4 p. m. 16[11inols Central fily| Mexican ordinary. ist4| St. Paul, co Conmols mor w, Consols N.Y. P. & O Ists Canadlan Pacific. 8 °|N.V. Central Erle....oocoo. .oen 313 Ronding.. BAR SILVER—133d, MONEY—1'3per cent. Ratg of discount In the open myrket forshort Dills, 2 per cent. Awmount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance toduy, £141,9)0. Financial Notes, e, 14.—Cleurings, 0. 280,870, Spanish gold, 2.1 ar. gu Joc. 14.—Clearings, §2, 590; balances, $207.106; rate, 6 per cent, PUILADELPHIA, Pill, - Dec. 14.—Clearings, 20,443,510; balunces, $4,514815; money, 4 per cent. CINQINNATL, 0. Dec. 14.—Money, @6 per i Now York oxchiange at par.” Clearings, 100, NEW ORLEANS. L 224,60, New York exchange, commere per 1000 discount, su, d., Xt Dec. 1.—Clearings, §%,~ Lal, #1.50 #4,701,811; mey, 28 per cent. ' Ex e premium, Dac. 14.—Cloarings, 817,221, \702; rate for money, 2 por cent; exchange on New York, 5®i0o premium. Cnicaao, TiL, Doo. 14.—New Y ar. Moncy 0 per ¢ Bank cloarings, 817.- 5,000, Storlins oxchunge #.82 for sixty- day Lills, and #8435 for sight drufus, BOSTON, < exchange. Boston Stock Market, BOSTON. Muss., Dec. 14 o following we the olosing prices on stocks on the Bost stock market today : Atehison & Topekn.. 4% Hoston & Albany.... 200 Hoston & Maine..... 165 Q. BI&Q Lo 08 Fitchburg 1R Flint & P do preter, K. C.o St & € Mans. Central Mox. Con. common N Y. & N. England Old Colony...... Rutland preforred Cen: comme ). (new).1 8 Boston & Montana.. Calumet & Heela.... 20 Franklin. Kearsugo. Osceoln St Fo ( Tumiarack 0 Diego Land West End Land ¢ 214 Bell Tol 534 |1 64 0 17t 1 8 IS P Denver Mining Stocks, DENVER, Colo.. Dec. 14.—The followlng list 1s the olosing quotations on the Mining exchunge toda; les, 31,400 snares. Alleghany 0 Amity....... ] Argonaut. [N 1 Ballarat 2 Bungkok Cora 1 816 Bates Hlunter.... .. 52 Bl Indlan........00 6 Highls Sttt eing Browntow ™ Caillope .10 Claudin J i Contury 5 Cluy Cour Diamond Donver Emmons Gettysbury ldon Troasire Gold Rock +v. Tronclad Joi 1 Justice envenworth xington Littlo Rule. May Mazeppa Matchless Morning G Oro.. e K Conyolidated ) y Rock.... Potost TR Puzzlor . Reod Nationai Rinite Runolig Lode. Wha |Sut Paul Goid 14k New York Mining Qu 18 New Yonk, Dec. 14.~The following ure olosing mining stock quotations Lo 20 18) 0 110 130 & Bolcher liar 3 Cala. & Va Could & Curry & Noroross. stako 1076 Silver.., 180 on Sliver... 155 Standard Unlon ¢ Yollow J > | Deadwobd kot San Francisco Mining Quotation: 84N FRANCISCO, Qaly Deo 14—~Tho officlal I TUESDAY, closing wore as Alta..o0 Belcior Beat & Belcher Bodle Consolidated. ChoIlnF 1 o, Con. Cals. & Va Crown Point 1d & Curry Hale & Norer Moxican i (B0 Mono . 6 INBL njo e 10| tatlons for mining stosks today Hows il 07 it | ] Liis 140 |Gphiir otost. s Havage. o |8forra Nevada. ... Unfon Consolidat’a 2 i Yollow Jaeket Com N.Q OMAHA Live sioen aARKET OMATA, Dec. 14, The officlal receipts today were 1,609 cattle, 5,402 hogs and two horses. A comparatively lght run of outile and rather n liberal run of hozs compared with the usual recoipts for & Monday The woek ot plelousty for catile, the ¢ mproved shipping 'demand causinz w decid- edly firmer tone to the tr There wero tly o Ily desirable_beef steers 0 to estabilsh quotations, Some rather 1ves sold around from 2.8 to $10; ertadnly no lower than they would 10 last week, A fow odd_bunchies of fuir to good westornis sold from #2.35 to 840 The weather was extromely disagrooah this fact seemed to cut very littie fizure, the forenoon’s truding practically cle ipts. Pyt usual, rather au ger offorings and ns ont, as Hutel und price demand. od 100 They aro will” take stock was fn = good were “generally bigher thun Fr.day wil around stll Tow cnonzh, however, and it several advinces like that of today to b prices up to wiiat thev wero ten diys ugo foad of prinie fat cows sold for .00, but sl ahove $.2) were seurce and the bulk of trading was from #1753 to 8416, Bulls, st and oxen were_in gond_supp'y and fuir mand at from 7 1o 82,35, Thesupply of calves wus limited and prices gone Butiittle trading was done in the stocker and feeder Hine. There were very few outsido buyers but local specuintors took about ull the frosh offerings at good steady figures from 240 to $275. Goo | to eholce | 1,200-1b, graded ferders are nominally quotablo i #2755 to $5.25, and_ owners of common, bund light Stafl need not expoct mor thun from $1.75 to $2.25. Representacive sales: STEERS, No. Av. | 1112 1iy strong. No. Av., Pr. 0.. 850 501263 No. Av. Pr. 11 5 00 325 1020 16..1048 18 0 1..103) 1 96} [ et 1 007 16 %0 § 3 1120 108) 008 8 1100 1w Kig 850 &40 5. 1056 1083 19 1 88110 107 804 1 054 140 1094 205 110 210 210 150 4 50 BULLS, 1060 150 STAGS. 11500 175 1,010 COLORADO CATTLE. Av. Pr. No. 11 feeders, . 882 §2 2) feeders. 16 foeders. . 880 B cows, 1cow 1000 45 cows. 1bull, 1) 18 steers 1stag..... 1520 WYOMING Av. Pr. 052 82 7% ] 205 No. CATTLE. OWS 20 steers,.. 1170 315 8 fecders ..1125 2 hoas—The siupply was falrly liberal for o Monday but the quality was hardly as zood ns last week. There was i good local and n mod- te shigpinz demand, but buyers started out very bearish, bidding 5e wnd in some enses 106 lower thin yesterday. Business was slow, but when the market fi Ily settled down to w 5e¢ decline tr: ecame fairly active ana the pens wero cleancd in go0 se- The best heavy and shipping hogs sc ) to £55 with one cholce lond at 8157 common_ heavy and mixed pickers and Hzht and 1ight mixed sold Sales were larzelv from 85,45 to . 1 507 lust Monday. Repr Pr. "Nb.FAy. Pr. 120 §.35 4 10 340 120 440 200 8 A 20 840 8 140 80 3 40 20 3 4 200 34344 28) 343 N0 80 K0 2)0 120 &0 520 160 ) 150 Av. 400 240 80 &) 120 120 240 s = 2 — 35 ¢ 4 120 3 ei—Thero were no sheep on the market 3 in faet, the supply for the past ten days has been merely nominal. The result hus been that while prices have declined I5o to 20 in Chleago they remain practically steady here. The demand Is strong and de- sirable muttons sell readily at near Chicago orices. Fnirto good netives are_quoted at 5,7 10 .00, westorns at §400 to 8475, common and stockers ut 250 t0 §1.75 and lumbs welgh- ing from 50 to 80 1hs at #1.00 10 $5.00 SHEE and Disposition of Stock. Official recelpts and disposition of stocks as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards company for the twen four hours, ending at 50'clock p. w.. December 1, 1801 1PTs, BHEED, Receipts THORSES & TS | Heaa Cars. | Head Cars. | Head Cars |1 Carn. 5,502 DISPOSITION NUVENS, (RHEET. pany BWIIL& CO.oo . Cudaby Packing company BROFEYI& Boaoistitresssrinss P, . Armour Shippers aud teeders...!| 1,098 otal 18] b0l Week's Parchases. Snowling the number of eattle, hozs and sheep purchased on the market by the differ- ent buycers, during the past week. CATTLE. Last Switt & Co o 3 The Cudihy Piékinzcompany orge H. Hanmmond company Omahi Pioking company Other buyers.........,. Total . 451 HOG. The Cudnhy Packing compuny.... Omuhu Pucking comvany Swift & Co et George H. Hanimond' conpany ... 0T T YO ey AP TabALissssasssaihiss ) BHEEP. Swift & Co Oudaby Packl, George H. | Total. Chi &0 Live stock Market. ORICAGO, T11, Deo, 14.—(Special Telegram to THE Bek]-Thegeneral cattle murket was no more than steady todny. me shipping steersso'd a triflg stronger than at the close of lust week, but for common and medium sorts 1t not easy to get Friday's prices. in view of the disastrous decline of lust week the urrivuls were surprisingly tiberal, and while, as stated above, a few cattle sold a trifle bett the prevalent feeling wi particularly confid. dullness of th mund from lo restricted, and sules of cows, bulls and common grades of steers were slow and prices unsatisfactory to sellers. All the good to prime shipplog lots found remay buyers. Quotations ranging from K to [ for poor to cholee ows. helfers and bulls, from #1.50 to $1.25, for stockers and feeders, from $1.75 to 8.5, for very common to cholce shipping steers; there were sales of Christmas steers at from $5,00 to 80,60, here wi s u decline of from be to 10¢ per 100 bs. fo the hoz market, light weights dropplng 1o from 8,20 to §4.56 and heavy sorts to from 3,50 to KiB3; there were scaltering sules at rom $3.85 to 8400, but $485 was vracticallv an outside quotation. Most of the ln.ulllw was at prices rauglog dowaward (o 69, Ughy g conipany utond & Co DECEMBER 15, 1891. olng Iargely a8 from 8.3 to $1.8 bulk of the heavy hog from ®.70 1o 180, a the ohanging hands at The causes of the valump” were tho warm wet weather and the iR recelpta. Light wolghts hold up better than the henvy sorts. 50 covering the decline of the former, generally at from 83,50 fArmer. The celpt naotlve, steady to a sl stoers, 8 00660 stockors, #2, HoaGs—Recelpts, markot Jowe mixed and packe and butchers' welghts, @30, EHERP—Ttec market 80w 480: lambe, 84 pta, and @5.25. New York Live Stoc NEw Yonk. Dec. 14, head, Including Market 5,00 per 100 1bs; by drossed beef lower at Recelpts, torn 055 Recolpts, 14, dressod mutton dressed lambs slow at HOGS—Recelpts, 10,8 nominally steady wt £t 1ouis Live 8T, Louts, M its, 4007 shipme t0 clio fed Indian ste HoGA — It market low 1:hit, 8303 rs, 5,01 siots, heiy OM.iBA WHOL Country Sulos w The iots of gor Tots of the bost trade. Occasionaliy 2 PouvrTity m 10@1le; ducks GAME—" 3 ard ‘n Jnck il vl win $LO0G1 2l sadal . Hides s, oulf, § to 15 1bs., Ge: No. 0. Ldry flint h hidos, 56 low, No. 1 white A,' 4@iic; gre grease, yellow, i Butter, 2a23¢ tallow, 1! man's G now fluke, $2.00 io Puntry, §'.8 vening Journal reports 16,000; shipments, ade 2ood cows, $1.7)52.00. 62,000% i rough and common, & 16D 7,000 0@ 150 lower; eighty y duil vasier: ny 1s_nnd Dee . L8005 market stron native st o reported s stock, while strietly fresh go ot stock solil rabbits . d 1le; antelope saddles, H@18e; v “4he@iy 1040 Ibs.; No. 1dry saited tal gronse, heeswax, 1d Mea low e 8)i ' Minnosota 'S : bran, $14.00; chopped feel, $2 Sales of modium weights were 10870, The close was OATTLE - Ro- 5,000: market fairly m;s\mn Chrlstmis to chofee, $1,80@: 25 shipments, 800 1050 i prime hoavy BLTH@85; . 1ight, $L.40 shipments, none sheep, 8,008 Market. BERVES—Recolpts, 5804 our _oars for sale. Ivo stoers £1.500 cows, #1. T@iiie per I, 70 hend; 5.0)@8.00 por 10) 1bs} grassers, §2. ot steady shoep, ®LO0GD155 per 100 1033 Tanibs, $5,0000,00 steady at Glyse per Ib.; @340 por b, head consigned direct: XB1.00 por 100 1bs, Stock Market. H.—CATTLE — Re- i ars @003 corn= 0580, monts, 3,200 i mixod, 8,15 SALE MARKETS, Produce, t 20@21e for cold larzely Is not very stron sold at lie. Small it L 18e to the retuil was reached. Chickeps, 628 with a consider- able proportion of the ry chicken HDES At 7o) turkey Haiie, 4.7 #3003 5237 grov biie win mixed small, ; deer Tallo v 1 grce hide:. No. grenn veul 5108, fline 2veul Ta@se: No. hide No. L whit durk. prime, 1@ 5e; rough Flour, Milling company: Inviocible. Putent, 32.00; Lon Rellunce, Patent, S\ 1, #2.70; Snow White. e, 8100 Queen perlutive, 0. ot gt BLED DIS PATIENT IO DEATA. An Ol1 Doctor Makes a Fatal Mistake and The Wicnita, Kan,, De miles west of hero is a family named Bro man, his cor.sisting of an old and avumber of children before he became a farwer, b doctor and he alway H a colntr Dies. . 14.—Living twonty s0n, son ago, Id mah was consid ed e mar Fifty red himself confident to_treat his family by the old time method: ters haa tho sisted that bleeding girl’s father objected. family was away in One of his grand davgh. 1ppe, and would be a cure. oid doctor in- ‘The Last night, while the the search of a ' physician, the feeble grandfather attempted to open a vein in the girl’s arm, and while engaged in the operation, cut an artery with the resuit that befo to death, elp could reoch her the girl bled The shock to the octoger rian was s0 great that he died sbortly afterwards. FHE KNG OF ALL GOUGH CURES; DOCTOR ACHER'S ENCLISH REMEDY Sold in England for 1s. 1%d., and in America for 25 cents a bottle. 1T TASTES GOOD. 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