Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE NARKETS. Sharp Break of Yesterday Had Exhansted the Margins in Wheat. SOME EARLY SELLERS TOOK FRIGHT, Was Fairly Active and Stronger, hut Karly i th ' it Sold CHICAGO, T, Jan. 8.—~Wheat made & weak startand for a tinie it looked as though It had o triends left. Thie sharp break of yesterday bad exhuusted the marging on many and brought the property up in the The longs were disconraged nnd sacrific thelr boldinzs while thero wis still w good deal of bold wid vigorous short selling, Lower les hiel ped 1o develop early we s and for time the outiook wis demoralizine and the prices went off over le from yester- . But on this break the seliing sud- halt, then the cold wave W cause uneasiness for the winter New York reported clearances in at and flour of about 50,000 bu., and pork starting in w boom, all combined to bring about a sharp reaction of the early #ellers took fright and began to buy back. Kealpers honght for an upturn and short \ holding off to cover at the bottor un o think it mizht be pradent to cover 1 did so, Unider this o pricoa vradually improved and the o s rogained. Guorae Smith, Les Milutne-Bodmin wer Droak, Partridge wis 3most fronn the start and was supposed to be svering the short lne he s hoen putting Ol TOF 1 W 1o disputehgs from Sin ancisco suld that the export surplus of the st would be exlausted by February arket, continued strong o the ¢lose ubles wero we ik 3¢ lower and Paris showinz th May ope d, with the tparts o about the Tthe wiy betiveen and Ac wt the close yesterduy, Th touched Usiye, then broke ¢, rallied and with minor i o Ushe, closing firm at ne to Seiwartz-Dupee and good buyers In the 150 w iiheral huyer al- 1 §pit Berlin b amne decli in differe b e nt ¢ aginst b niarket short Didly, zoing 092 ctions ndva n was fairly active and stronzer: early ) v sold off u tr fle on i sharp K n wheat, but soon turned and sold up helped by tho reaction in wheat ovisi The receipts ars with only six of contrict flmnmm« held its own throughout and closed at aoout the top. May M at e, advanced to 415 and and the were onl de, T 15 Oats were quiet and firm and show an ad- 1 of from 14¢ L0 50 Hog products scored today. e continiied decided advanee free shipments oast of Jive hiogs aud the stiffness in prices at the yards hus bezun to make pickers uncasy. Armour wis s largo buyer today and packers were generally on the buying side, while ahorts covered freely, May pork started it $11.30, the price at which 1t closed yesterday, advanced to #1 3, broke to # 1.60, rallie | to $11.8243 and closod at $1L80, o gain of Sle per barrel. Lurd is up 175¢ and ribs from 174¢ to 200, The cstimated receipts for tomorrow i cars of wheat, 136 of corn, 47 of oats, and 27, hogs. Theioading futures ran A [TRE Biig § dniuary. ; [t May. Con N January.. February January. May LAt Junuary. ki 62 | 62 6o 640 Onsh quotations were as follows: FLOUR—Dull and ensy. WHEAT-No. 2 spring_wheat, 87° spring W'{"vll fll” Jige; No. 2 red, OaTaNer & os No. 2 white, g white, Baitisc. 314@82%05 No. Tivorny Ponk--Mess pork, per bbl., 0k 8.25; short ribs Side 70; dry saited shouldurs (oo ), 8304 short oloar sides (hoxed), o sy Distitlers® intshed £00.1%, por gal. I8, Criepse 1 e N@o, Hibks— Unchanged, A Unchanged. | feceints und shipments today were ows: full cream cheddurs, sas, 12012 Unchunged: Young Ame ARTICLES, WECETITS, | SIIPMEN Flour, barrols. . Wheat, busheis. .. Corn, Dushels Onts, Lushels.. Nye buahels 3,00 118,000 76,000 Jdnon “On the Produce exchango toduy: markot was unchanged; fancy creamery. 2@ i wi@o; orainary, 20@3c; elocted dniry, 2id2ic. Eggs, 2002, New York Markets, NEW YORK, Jun. 8.—FLOUR—Reoeipts, %.- 406 prckages:’ exports, 338 bbls.; 67,24 sneks: ket steadier and moderately uctives sales, L350 bbls WHEAT-Recelpts, 166,500 bu.; oxports, 305,544 b sales, 65,250 bu. futures. 152,000 bu. spot, wrket opened weaker but closed business, chiefly exports in $1.0:5@1024 in o und ele BLOBS@L04% afloat; ‘l 0@ 1.0 vator: L No. e Op- Ss@igo on Jower cabies und 5 selling, advanced W@i'yo on in- export demand, Tight' receipts and overing by loenl shorts, elosing unchanged to :c down 1 dellverles to and Ineluding April aid unchanzed to %e upon May and July No. & red Juouary, SLODNGLO, closin BLO275: Febraary, $L023@1L08%. closing at B0 March, SLGH@1L0 %, closing nt $.04% #1.04 1-1641.06%, closing at 4L051,; May. @104 1-10, closiig at 8104 June, 8103 L, olusing at #1033 July, $1.00GL0L, closing 0 tions doelined 121 01 RyE—Firm but dull: western, § Bariey—Dullund irregular; No. exports, bu. of futures, Bpot murket irregulur, falrly active; No. 2, Kex@sie afloat: unzraded . W 0 Now Uy mixed. 40@5%c. Options and rallied 1,@'e \\]lnN closing unchanged closing at ! closing atbie; Mareh, 507 @ 140, April, 50 s, closing at o1 Closing av e, OATs -Roceipts, 1 hu. ek, 270,040 bu. 1 148,000 bu spots spot’ market frregalir, closing filr bustioss; otions dull ind firmer; 0 b bu. of spot firnier and elovato Py mixed, A0 lined with wheat, Junuary, 5i exports, HAY— Hors—Yalr domand and firm, SvaAn—itnw, quiet and ‘firis sulos, 10,000 8 centrifuiuls, o tost at e to Boston; ned firm und quiet. ssEs—Iirm; good demand, —Firm; fair demand. PETROL Qulet and closed at 6o for February, QoTroN SkED OLL-Quict Tl -Quiet and steudy. l(nnll Qu ot nud steady, TURPENTINE=Qulet and ensier at 4 Eaas—Firmer; western, 4,830 packages. WooL-Quict and easy pulled, 2@ Pouk—Qulet n rolt steady; Unitea Aomestic fleece, H0@ Toxas, 16024, I tirmer; mess, ¥ prine, 8.3 UUT MEATS Bll'le. plekled bellles, 5% sha0; plokled shouldérs, 45¢; middles, irmer: short clour, 80,35, T610.75; strong and woro rn stoam closed at #6571 bid s 1t 806500, 60; optic Fobruar Maroh, $0.7; May, 8. uotives i sules, 000 00 tleroos: clos| L 80,83 : wostern E31CT Wont- RurtRR—In fatr demand and firy duiry, 15@0220; westorn crenuiery, ern fvm-',.w 14@21e: Elgin, S1e. + Cougmse=ialr domand waa i put ki, @100 fm To - toadys Anerloun. #6T3017.75 aulots fake. January, H0.1 i1l and b'l‘lldv. domestle, #,%, Btoady; straits, 1 orelgn Ol Market. LONDON, Jan. 8—LINSEED OAKE~Western, 7 Lbs., 178 6d per ton. LinsgeD OrL—1vs 10444 J)t‘Y(’Wl. INED PETROLEUNM—O 5%d per gal, TINE SPIRITS—258 3 per ewt. Liverpool Murket LivERPOOL, Jan. B—WHEAT—Stead. mend uproved bolders offer smoderately; \ ! went at (3@ Ac. California No. 1, s 0d@Ss 0141 par contal: rea srestorn spe 0, g8 1@14d; No. '3 red wioter. Wo 10@% 1130, The recoipta of wheat for the Tt three daya wore' 10400 santals, incladme R6,000 eentnls Atnerican. Cons - Stendy’ demand falr: mixed western 5a O4a per contal. Tteceipta 0! Americ.r corn for tho past three duys, W,40) contals PEAS- CienAd1An, (8 10 per cental HACON - Lone nnil ahort olear 5 (s, ewt; long wnd short clonr & 1bs, 2. LArp—Prime west 18 01 per Omahn ¥ e Markets, Rur ren—Round lots of good country butter Seioot 10ta soid & smull way 25 per at 1515, Fresh stock, 20, ULTAY-Chickens, good stocl, S@Uc: kl‘v% 12@ e ducks. 10@lle. GAMe-—M nll‘ml ke, $200: tlue winged i winged toal, $1.50; mixed abbits, $3.00@4.00: small, .01 $.0 Hipk: n salted hides. No. 2 groen salted hides, 315 salted hides, 25 to 41 16a.. 415040 No 2 Rilted hides, 25 to l‘ Ibe, 3igdise: Noo 1 veal 1£, ¥ to 15 'hs., fies No. 2 voal ealf, 8 to 15 1bs., ty flint nides, 7@se: No. 2 dry flint Widden, Muic; No. 1 dry < 1lted nides. 5abe. Tal- low, No. 1. $5@igci tallow, No. 2 fe, groase, white A, 4t $a@ic] groase, yeliow, ¢ 1 old but- tor, S@1se; Loeswax. rou h Tow. 1§12 FLOUR -Ommaha Millinz compiny: | Pa ent. #260; [nvincible Patent, $250; Star Superiative, #£.25; Snowfake! 819 Family, 81.80; 8. Gilnan's Gold Me Sitow Wilio, £2.51: Snow ke, 82005 10w Erade: $1.0); Quoen of the Pantr, bran, #15.00 chopped fend, 1300, tur- ks, kreen prime, ite; Kansas City Mar KANSAS Ci7 changed; p 81,5519 WitkAT red, onsh, ite, CORN--W 0ik Junuary, #ise OATS=Steniy; Ea08—Easior 1t 196, e - Unchanzed; croamery, Te; store packed 1@lie: 2 hard, cash, and lower; No. 2, cash, ash., Wige. D@Yc; roil, 1) Unehanged: timothy, $7.5/@4.00; prairie. §5.0007,00. FrLAXSEED—Unchanzed at 81@32, of pure. RECEIPTS—Whe t, 43,000 bu.; oits, none. SHIPMENTS—Wheat, bu,; outs, 4,000 bu. tancy n a basis corn, 27,000 bu.; 50,000 bu,; corn, 12,200 aha Grain Market, deilvery at Mississippl river points, Nebraska (nspe:tion, and ten days' shipment, un'ess othorwise stited. Cash griin calls for hipaent within WHEAT. cony ment, '3 bid; February shipn RvE-—No. 2, K0+ bid ] No. [ Prives based o e anys. JTunuary ship- 3 white, 1, #0ige bid. BOARD OF TRADE NOTES. The visitors at the Board of Trade roomns toduy were Henry Torpin of Oakdul d Mr. MahaiTey of Wi Brainard, Neb. ~ £ Milwaukee M MILWAUKEE, Jan iy, S0 2 Spring, Higher; No. 3, 3 OATS -Highor: No.2 w ite. 126 2140, Juict; No, 2 58 8- WHEAT—Nerv- #5¢; No, 1 north- 2 TevE-Quiet; No. 1, #c. Mioneapolls Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Jan., 8.—~WneAT—May wheat openod at 83%ce, and after fluctuati between that and 883 was considerably disturbed by a Close: January. 1 hard, St. Louls 3 §t. Lous, Mo, Jan. & WiEAT=Lowor; Jun- : May. 35,6 “rm; vash, drD 1 ses May. sS¥@8 e “Trreguiar: eash, 31%0; May, 140, irmer; new. #1137 co Market, New Youk: Jan. §—Options opened stenly, 5 points up to 21 points down. ciosea gulet and steuady, 5 up to 15 down: Sales, 10,250 b January, $1240@12.45 i arch, #11.85@11. Octobe spot Rio quiet wud steady No. 7. 8142 BOSTON, Muss.. Ju The market for wool has been quict durng the past week. Thoe sales amounted to 258000 Ibs. of uli kinds, but there hus been a good demand from man- ufacturers and u better trafo is auticlpated. Prices in steady. Havana Markets, Jun, S,—SPANISH GOLD—$23 :—Wonlk. rmer; 1,000 bags centr ation were sold at & VANA. SUGAR greos nolari quintal. gold per Cincinnati Markets, Civ aNNaTL O, Jan. S.—WHEAT—Strong: No. 2 red, 4 Conx—Tirm; N OATs—Iirm WiisKky—$1. mixed, $c. wixed, #ige. in Market, . ~WHeAT—Firm; No. 2 OnicAGo, 111, Jan. 8 —Counselman & Day to Cockrell Bros.: * Mav wheat broke e below yosterduy's closing on carly suies on stop loss orders, butmade 1i,e rally. mostly on shorts covering, and finuily closed the same as yesterduy. Cubles were hardly as weuk as txpocted and brouzht some buying orders, but bids were generally too low to work. The fact that shorts were uble to cover very heavy lines atie average below yesterduy's 1ow point afier the 2i4e break sliows that lauidation was general, and the market tonight is prob- ably nearer ovencd up than at any time sinco May wheat was $1.05. No doubt the short lines will be pul ‘out again zradually, but local traders seom satisfied that a further up Sumple lots were roady sale nt s, and three firms: reported e for oxport. yesterday's fi. round lots w wero fn active demand and receipts in - sympathy = witn other markets. In samples corn was irm and oats steady onshippmg orders. Provisions wore very strong and commission houses were buy- ersall duy. Packers were divided eurly, but on Toports from the stock yards of u fe” to e advance in hogs the buying became K('IN'V' 1 and the market closed strong on the top notch, We heuar of some May por to be sold it pork renclies 2.0) tomo Corn and oats from shippers nett. 1opkins & Co. 108, A. verlng of lurge lines by short and sajes of long wheat on stop loss orders have been the foatures toduy. Pardridge sold moderately on the early rally. but was i conspic buyer ull day on soft spots. Roon trad gonerally thought u rally due after so serlous a aecline, and huvo worlied waluly on the long side. The wheat looks nearly evenod up 5o far us local traders aro concerned and no donbt an effort. will be mude to advance prices. Some bulls and Dears also fuvor it - Something may turn up to bring i outside buyers, but the situntion justifies materially lower prices at no distant Uay. Clearances =~ weroe rather larger than Wsual und reported engagements for export were on a more liberal seale. but foralgn mur- Kets wore quite a8 wexk usours and there I5 no promise of support in that quarte Corn and oats have justified the expectations of holders, prices gotting up pretty well du ing the entire session. There was 1o feature for either eain. Tho upward nt provis ons continued with increased o shorts belng r nxious and buying mod- erately. ‘Il st I8 80 largo thut If it beconies thoroughly alarmed a sharp advanco would result, but It is hardly probable prices will go matertally higher ut’ present or until the receipts of hogs sensibly diminish. Until there Is & radleal chan e i the conditions we do not 100k for anything botter tuin u good scalping market, with the chances always in favor of the lones ©Oncaao, 111, Jan, 8.~F, G, Logan & Co. to J. Sands Commission company: The wheat market has been fairly uctive. Muy upened at 230 and sold up to Kile. Tho olosing price {8 G440 te B3%e, The prominent feature toward tho closo was the heuvy buyin: by ridge. YValues In the near futaro will depend a goud denl on whut receipts ure. The forelgn de- wand 18 light and wil continue so for sou weoks, The now crops of Australiu, the Arg thne Itepubile aud Culll will be treoly oite from this forward no doubt wiil ha some influence on pri May wheat . s 4is, looks cheup. but In thu ubsenco Speculation it will go lower. In corn the very little doing. May opened at 414 up 1o 4410 and ¢'osod at di%e to 4ty aavance’ In provisions helped to sustaln it. We look for stiil lower prices. Hog produet 15 strong, Tho outside huying his boen sand Ul ix kood. We feel friendiy to 1t on all weik warkets und belleve 1t will pay to buy. All Droduet is u good nvestment wnd with i lot up In receipts of hogs the advance will be sharp and decisive, y ot STOCKS AND BONDS. NEW Yok, Jan. 8--Thoe stock market today was very active aud feverish throughout, but while the amount of business done falls short of thut of yosterday, there was no less fnter- est in the transactions, whieh were, It uny- thing, more significwnt on the whole. The ir- regularity in the movement continued to be a foaturc of the trading until the olose, and while New Englund. Kock Island, Manhattan, Loulsviile, New Albany & Chicago and Nortn- ern Pucifio preforred, with some of the low priced specialties, were especially strong, Missour! Paciio, Unlon Paoific, Distillers aud THE Atohlson were wank polats. The general st however, was quiet and moved within com- paratively narrow 1imits, and the excessive rading fn the few more prominent stocks Drought the day's business up to its highest figure. The boars were agaln Ive nnd ng- eressive and mado drivos at se L0/ KA Ut different times, anl these offorts yesterduy and toduy have, (tis belleved, close | out the stop orders which h «ve been a_ nienace to the speculntion transactions in Chienzo lmu were still ous this morning. probably #.0 0 shares chungiog hands in the first fiftoen minutes trading, while )t opened at different prices from 7 1 74, while it only went i per cont below the forwer prices during the diy. The strength displayod by the stock quickly re storet confidence and 1t advanoea to % the general markot gatharing strength in the meantime. The fovorishnoss, however. never departed from the stock and the drop of 3§ per cent in Distillors, which was enzince or further effe t upon the gen | muarket, seemead 1o have no further Influence than this, Tlhis decline was us quickly recovered as the other and New Englaud | toiy came to tho front. continn gz its remarkab o upward oy eme 1 by further rumors favor- ably to compiny Special pressure wis brought to * npon the Gould shares and Unlon I’mHh dispiayed real woeak 8%, but the sh pward Munnattiun dissenn fdew that the insiders we eforts to depress theso shir rouble movement of the day wi urities of the Ne York & Northern, <advancing on lurge transactions from 195 to 26, the bonas foliowing ciosely. Most of this was' retained ut the close. The general muarket elosed aetive and Hrm generally at saall fractional gains for the day. Distillers 18 1% per it lower this eveniug, but New Enzland is up per cent and Rock Island, Northern Pacific preforred and Ricnmond & West Point are_each 1 per cent higher, whilo ew York & Northern, Richmond & West nt preferred and Susquehanng & Weste proferred are up Amounts. Government by ve been dull buat firm. Stute bonds have trely nezlected., The fo lowing are the closing quotations for tho feading stocks on the New York Stock ex- OMAHA Xpress. ..l 148 1 3 0 proferre 128 American Express BCR&N..,.. Cannda Pacific Canada Southern lonto Sisstumippi do preferred. ... ontario & Western Oregon Improveme't 2 Oregon Nav...... Orezon Trans Pacific Mail £P D& B Pittsburg Pullman Palnee Reading N Rock Istand do Ist preferred A0 2nd preferred Chileago & Alton I Qv Ciy Ciy G & St T, Dol iudson Del. L & W D& G, pfal tTennessie L pr nd preferred ‘. tin. & Man. & Omahn Ao preferr Fort Wayne. Houston 1llinol St Paul & Dulnth do prefe 14| Well U prete ro.. 2214 | Colorudo Coi | Homestake, ouisville & N. A. emphis & Char. Michigan Central MIL LS. &W..... | *do prefer: &S 1. 20 Quicksi | o preferre lz " [sutro 10 |Bulwer. do preferred 2214 Rich. & Missour] Pacifie’ 2. 5| Wisconsin ¢ Mablle & Oho.. [\ ilig Great North Nuaheitle Chate.21220 01| Chicago Gaw... entral...... | 114} | Lead Trust Noriolk & Weat brd. 44 Nomar Toust. . thern Pacttic! ... %t |Southern Pacie. dg preferred. 1L A Oregon 8. 1. & U P Denver &G g I G, W AR The total sales of stocks tods 0 5 Atchison, 2i0/5; Chicago awanna, 5,18): Erie, 4,0%; Lou- e & Nushvilie, 13,005: Manhattan, 305 Missouri“Pactfie, 6,700; Northwestern, #,51 Northern Pucific. preferred. New Eng- tead g, 5525 Richmond & West Point. i St Puul, [5.4.0; St Paul Omauh Il Revi W Yonk, 5 I'ne Postsays: Yester- day's tradin: was ‘the culmination of what miy be properly described us only a gambler's market. The folly, recklessness ind bad faith which marked its brozress and climnx woutid have made notorious the least reputable faro table or pool room known to our times. This is strong languuge, but it has ampie justifica: tion in the facts.” Nothing could be concelived of ‘more gratifying to the alljed agitators whose profession is the dennunelation of Wall street thun the specticle which this week has been presented of u group of experts. trained in the busi; tempting into the gambling whirl a multitude of foolish and purblind dupes only to turn ou them ut the last and strip them of what they had. These unfor- tunates never fearn u lesson from the past never Investizate facts bofore they bellove nsaortions. Not being DUl \pon the sind, this market endured the strain of such an ep- isode and raliied from it. The mikot has been honeycombed with stop ordersin the stocks reférred to, und the beur raiders cap- tured the greator part of them yesterday. But they cauzht very few in the standard stocks, and this morninz the market bezun to move again in the direction where its real strenzth lies, New York Money Market, NEW YOk, Jan. $—MONEY 0N OALL—Easy, nging from 2'4 to 3§ per conts last loan, 3 per cent: close offered at 2i; per cent, Prase MERCANTILE PAPE ¢33« per cent. TERLING EXCHANGE-Quict and strong at $4.83 for sixty day DIIS und 81.85 for de- nd. he elosing quotations on Londs X T TR T S16% Mutual Union s, 410515 1007 N . Int. Cert 1L T0Y fle Ints. 1 ands’ 1L 15 conp.Ll 28 rog. . Pacitlc is of 437 Lu. stampod iy Tenn. new set Tenn. new set s, ow sot s So. 2nds.. | on Taciac tats “ii wiig | North, Deben 68 (SE L. & 1013 (3L L & 103% | 3t Pay Den % Den. & R G'W. Its, L P Erie 2nds 07| Unton Pac 0% | West Sh “obld, fanked. London Stock Market, LCopyrighted 1892 by James Gordon Bennett.) LONDON, Jun. 8.—(New York Herald Cabl Spoelal to' Tuk BEE]—The stock opened dull on the death of the khedive of Sgy pt. but closed with a better tendency with an advance of 1% per cent Home rails closed with a fuirly good tone. American rafiroads opened flat in response to the fall in Now York and in sympathy with the markets here. In tho course of tho wfrernoon they have im- proved in tone and the close was in the sawe degree of firmness. thouzh the chan ib- lished are all agatist holdors, Denver pre- ferred hus fallon 14 per cent on passinz of the dividend; Loaisvilie & Nag o are 1 per cent lower. others are one-fourth to three fourths of 1 por cent up, Canadian lines moi moderate attention. The. ciose was a small improvement an ordinary preferred is chunged o fmprovement in the and y with an undiminished sup- ply of flo Short loans have been obtained at one-hilf to threo-fourths of 1 per cont discount, Tho market wis wlso very auiot. Two ind three months bills are quoted 2 per cent LONDON, Jun, Tho follo London stock quoations clos s woney oly account. . P& O, Tats Pacitic Iny were the atd p.m 4 | Pennaylvania g | Re v in Cent BAR Moy a@y per cent. The umount of bullion of England on buance gone into the Bunk Tay wits £20, 00, NEW Youk, Jan. 8 bulances. 8018240, PARIS, Jun, 8 —Three per cent per cont for the account. Barimoke, Md.. Jun. 8.—Clearings, toduy, 16; bulinces. $121L,510; rate. 6 por cont ADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. A—Clearing B4 buluantos, $.380,48. Money, 4 per it O NCINNAT! Now York Kxo topar. Clearings, ¥, Mo, Jan. & —Clearings, # \332, Money. 0 Clearings, #144,274.5% rentes, 03f, an. 8.--Money, 4@h per cent 5 ver cent discount 20; bulances, $LM4TIY rite for o per cent; exchinge on New York, eent discount, OHICAGO, T, Jan. 8. =New Xork exchange, 40c. Money, 8 per cont, Clearin s 15,2018 Sterlin ¢ autet at #1825 for sixty. diry bills for sizht draits, ¥ 8@10 per Hoston Stock Market, BoSTON. Mass.. Jun. & ~The follow tho closinge prices on stocks on the stock market toduy Atehison & Topeka Boston & Albany Howton & Malne CH&Q Fustorn it 1. s Fitehburg it 1 Flint& Pere M prof. & ‘ Muss. Contral 15 |Anniston Linid Co Mex. Cent. comnion. 23| Boston Lad Co N England.. 513 Bell Tv o 7 11 | Lamsor 0ld Calony 108 | Water ¥ Wis Cen. comim roferred M Co. (ew) Atlantio...... £} Boston Tis| Baston & Mont 1y | wlamet & H 163 *{Frankiin 100 Kenrsage 12 |Osepoln ota Fo Copper Denver Minlng Stocks, Dxxvas, Colo, Jun. &—The followlng list 1s | DAILY L Gouid & Cuiery BEE: SATURDAY, the closinz quotationsdn the Mint twdny. Sales, 55,401 STPOS. Allaghany ’ iy Awity oiviezh Argonant 7% Dailarat Leavenworth b pxIngton Wi TAttle Itile (3] fay Mazepps i 6% Matehless e 0r0 ’ sark Consolidated. PAY ek Potost xehange Blg indian ik 1x Brownlow Calllop®. v Clandin J ! Century 12 Clay County Hpuraler Dismond B B e Nationat Denver Gas and Off 3 (RIAIG . mmons. skhtanning iode Gettysburg 2 | Whale Golden Tren Sutton Wi Gold Roek. anl Goid. ... fons. he official today = San Franciseo Ml SAN FRANCISCO, Gal.o, T8 olosing guotations Tor iminfug stocks were us follows Alta Beleher Bost & Helcher Bodle Consolidated. Chollur Con. Cal. & Va' Crown Point Quot 205 ol Potosi Savage Slerrm NOvada. Unlon Con Utah ... Vellow Jacket com ... 100 [ 14 100 S0 (N, Q 51T w 10 1o cross e e sinz miniiz kock quotations elchor wood (ould & Curry Tomeatake Horn Siiver Iron Silver.... Novada Standurd Union_Con MARKET. OMAIA. Jan, & Receipts for five days' foot up 11,000 cattie, 47,10) hoks, ind 107 shieop, ugalnst .02 cuttle 411771 hogs'und 118 sheep the corresponding five duys last wock. CarriE—The supply was not oxeessive, but the quaiity wus generally rather fair. Dressed Dbeef buyers wanted some cattle and shippers had good orders, As the supply wis somo: wht limited und ‘eastern advices favorable. the market was active. with values generally about 10¢ higher than yestorday all around On good 1ight killing cattie, thit Is welghing around 1,100 to 1,200 1bs, the market showed en more advanco. The lmit reached was #1440 for u bunch of very good 1,450-1b b und trading was lnrgoly from §14 10 The forenoon's trading about clewred up the receints, ‘There was an active trade In buteher stuff ble grudes prices ruled in fact t rly partof A fow rizht good 0, but GoK lins been regained heifers sold In with some sicers for the hulk of the good cows and heifers soid ut from £2,40 to 2. Common and canning lots sold ut from 31,25 to 8175 and the bulk of the trading was from 818 to 8245, Calves wore steady at from #2.0) to #,50 and bulls, oxen and stays fir from #1765 to #.00, Repre- sontative sules: BTEERS, No. Av. No. A 1. 000 2010 1100 7 1.2 10 B 2. 1120 3 1118 1020 1087 1115 1060 3 50 1141 3 50 ED. L1013 8066 017 ) 1110 <1100 814 200 200 200 14,1024 20070 5., 890 471170 10.. 091 1..1150 2707 008 31011062 24, WEIFERS, 450 CALY COLOWADO CATTLE. Av. Pr. No, 60) 82 Liecder ik 1feeder 210 4 feeders. 1fe 00 1 foeder.. 13 5 10 3 feeders.. 10 15 31214 05 steors. . 105 3 10 1214 10 cow: 948 105 3 125 42 cow 0i6 2 40 7 tocdors 15 feeders 10 steers 1) feede. 7 fooders. 3 feeders. . 7 foeders 7 fecders 4 feaders b feeders.. 4124 Hoas—Liberal offerings both here ana at Chiongo mude sellors & trifle shaky at the opening. There wis a good local and shippins domund, and when buyers started In bidding a nickel higher than Thursday they generally found saiesmen reaay and willinz o' let zo ut the ndvance. Competition was brisk and this, with favorable advices from Chicago, so caused huyers to raise the r hands, and ‘some of the lute sales were ail of Le higher than Thursaay. at which advance the m rket closed firm. On the early murket the bulk of the good heavy hogs sold at #.8) to &LE and the common, heavy and mixed packers stly at §.8), Toward the close, however, the good heavy hoss were solling at trom .83 to #30) with eomingn honvy and mixed pack- from $1.8) to $5.85. Light hogs were in demand, both’ local houses und ship- pers wanting them. Sules were at a ranze of from $.7 4 with the bulk at $.80. It wus a tolerably iively market from start to finish, the butk selling at from $1.8) to &85, agninst §47 to #4380 vestorday, The average cost was ¥LKI%, aguinst ¥LTT yesterday and & 69%5 last Friduy. Representative sales: Av. sh. _Pr. B0 — $385 1100 %1 115) 3 1020 03 20 50 200 240 ol Bl [ ® [ one. fresh load was received JA UARY 9, today. #oid T 1892, They were falr mixed natives and dily” tor 8, “Tho dom and contina active enlls for many more sheep than Are coming. rices are stronger and from 100 1o 18¢ higher than the first of the wesk. Quo- tations: Natives, $4.00@5.00; westorns, &7 common and’ stockers, £2.25@4,50: 40 to 00 pound inmbs, #,005.50 Representative sulos No. Av. Pr 02 natives, mixed w - Hecelpts and Disposition of Stock, Officiul roceinta and disposition of stook as shown by the books of the Unjon St Yards company for the twenty-fc hours, ending at o'elock p. ., January & 180 RECKIPTS, CATTLR e SHERP. HONSES A SCLS Cars. [Head | Cars. | Head Cars. (11ead| Cars. | Head o) vass! el vss 1210 DISPOSITION WUVEIS, CATE W, WU [SIERT Omatia Packing G H. Ha Swif & Co y Cidahy Packing company Kingan & Sot...... P. D Armour Shippers and feeders ompany ynd company TIERTT 104 10,609 Chicago Live st 2 6o, Bl Jan, 8. [Specinl Tk BeEJ-The cattie mar very promi this morning, buyers heing slow I gettinz 1o work, but the Tater trade was satistuctorily wetive and valuck, wh oh were easy ntthestart, worke | firn soful sorts generally made w [ittle better prices than on yestorday or the day before, and cven the Jenst ctive lots wore firm. Thare was acontin eity ot i ppine 8tock entire supply chunged hands he @ popular prices were from $1.25 to .50 for common to good 1,100 to 1400-1b steers and from #1.75 to for cows und bulls. Quotations run fre #1350 for poor to extra cows, $1,E5 Lo 81,50 for stockers und foed- and $5.0) to $6.00 for dressed beef and ping steors, o8 of ho.s cofinued to advance. They : {0 10¢ highor than on yesterday y any of the offerinzs Were 50 poor as not to bo saieable av better thin $4.00 her 100 1bs. From that figure sales ran up to from #1235 10 4,30 for eholce nssorted heavy welghts and #.2) for prime Hght. Althouzh the quality was rather common tho bulk of the stufl was weighed at frc 5 1abt, medium and heavy sorts ali sellin close togother. By noon the pens were pricticnlly empty and the close was fajrly steady ut from $595 10 H.25 for booc to cholce zrades The sheep trade was active at u higher range of prices. Shippers and local slaughter- ors both bought liberally and the supply not veing sufficient to go around th appreciation in values of. 1. Th has been active all the week and the o tondency of prices upvard, The clos higher than 1ust week ut from &3, poor to choicesheep and ut fron $4.75 to #6.6) fox lambs of corresponding Receipts were: Cattle, 8,000 sheep, 0.000, The Evening Journal roports: ceipts, 7, shi ok Market, Pelogram to did not open hogs, 15,000: CATTLE Re- Market siow. good, #4.0 G stockers, $2,00@%.2 oGS Rec eipts, 40,000: market active, Nighe $5.0004,00; mixed packes heuvy ‘and butchers 4.25 Sneer—Recoipts. market firm, 10@1 New York Li NEW Youk. Jun. & including forty s native stee shipments, 17,000; rough and conimon, $4.004, prine 4505 Light, 31,003 4.000; shipments, 110003 ¢ higher; ewos, $.50. $EEVES—Recoipts ars for sale, Market 2 M.10@5.00; bulls und f steady ut 1@ per Lb; ShIpniciits tomorrow. 10,000 beeves, ant 20 quarters of beof. CALY Recejpts, 100 head: market stendy: veals, 8.00@6.5); grassers and western calves, 5.0 @) Supre—Receipts, 5070 head: sheen firm: lambs, e per | lvig)u'r. sheep, $4.0@6.00 per 100 1bs;" I1ambs, ;. L dressed mut- tons, stoudy ats@ot ; dressed lambs, firm'ut 911150 per Ib, Reedipts, 5,03 hoad. consigne ] direet: nominully steady at $.00@ L5 per 100 per Kansas City Live Stock KANSAS CrTy. Mo., Jun, . pts, 100: shipments, 2400; steady tg it higlier; f SLT0BI00; stockers and feoders, s, 14,000; shipments, 1,300; mi otetondy and bo higher; all grades, #5477 90: hulli, #3.700:80. neEr—Receipts. 1300 market active and strong. St. Louis IAIY ¢ Sto Louis, Mo., Jan. 0; shipments. 100 rket, —CATTLE —Ri mflr)\el netive shipments, noue: Ik Market, 8.—CATTIE—Receipts, | grades steady; fair $A@h50; others un- chanzed oG8~ Rece!pts, ket highers Light, 1001, 1 : shipments, 2.610: mar- mixed $415@4.60; a, no pain when De- No gripping, no n Small Witt's Little Iarly Risors are taken, pill. Safepll. Best pill. e e DEATH OF JOSEPH+- SHEELY. Brings an End 0 Omahn Pneumon Caree: Joseph I, Sheely died of pnéumoni o'clock yestorday Smorning at his residonce, S Leavenworth street. KEver since last winter Mr. Shaeely’s health has been poor, it haviog veen impaired by a serious attack of la grippe. Mr. Sheely was (2 years of age and camo to Omaba in 1839, after having been running on a Missouri river steamboat. By trade he was a candy maker, but after locating in this city he, together with his brother John, opened & butcher shop which grew iuto a pori_packing business of cousiderable mag- nitude, He was also idedentified with tho volunteor fire department and for two years. from June, 1803, 10 1870, he was chief of the department. Ho was also fire chief n short time in 1874 when the present chief, Jack Galligan, relioved him. A few pights ago he was elected troas- urer of the Veteran Firemen's association. In 1888 Mr. Sheely erected the building now kuown as tho Shaely block atthe corner of Fifteouth and Harnoy stroets. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Honor, which orders have wade arrangements for bis funeral Sunday after noonat 2 o'clock at the Kountze Memorial Lutheran chuacn. The interment will bo at Prospect Hill cemetery. to the Busy eor, ns Walfers.( Av all dragsisn Gessler's Magic riea headachesin 20 min utas. Heating the City all Indications now point to the fact that ere many days the new city hall will be hoated by steam, There was appointed at Thursday night's council meeting a svecial committee to confer with Superintendent Coots relative to the matter. That gentleman laid the whole case before the committge, arguing that if the building was beated he could go ahead with the interior linish and rush it to completion. Tho committea looked with favor upon the nrovu:uiuu and_undoubtedly will so report at the next regular council meetiae. Mr. Coots said yesterday that most of the radiators on the lower floors had been set and that1if necossary he could turn steam on within the next twenty-four hours. - Small In size, great in rosults: LittleEarly 1tisers. — Best pill for tion, best for siok headache, best stomach. DoWitt's constipa- for sour Rk the Joints, The police swooped down on a number of joints out near the fort yesterday and be- sides arresting the proprictors for selling liquor withoat a license, confiscated o lot of beor and whisky, Below is o list of the parties arrested: August Grube, Mrs. Bankhart, Edward Fos- ter and Edwarda Brooks. The complaint which eaused the search and arrest was filoa by Frank Kitchmark, who recently obtained a license to sell liquor near the fort. — Jack Frost has a special mission in_winter it's to chap up our hands and cheeks, and Jack Frost suys he don’t like Haller's Aus- tralian salve u bit, it cures the *little chaps” right up. SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO, LIMITED 00MISSION MEROHANTS, Aln Root & Co.| iasnwaa & Dailay, Hoom 34 Bxchange Bulld- | Roomy, 6) and 61 Kx- Butlding South wngo bullding Cmaha South ¢ E. Froderick &| Bon. 01101 lers ornes, Koow B3 Bxchuige. BOuth Omahia. OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TENTS, bm:\ha'T»ml & Awa- | ing Oo., Flngs, hammoc s, oll and rubber clothing. 8end for | catalogue. 11 *5 BAGS § Farnam Bemis Omaha Bag U, Ant Manitao Trora 1aps an Tmporter Flour & AND I'WINE BICYCLES. A. H. Perrio & Co 108 Dodge Stroat. Send for our extaloziy BOOTS AND M. 0. Daxon, Bloyelos sold on payment; nonthly 12 NHOES Howar St gy corner lith wad | ok Tog ol weling a cluse eable with 7aca, A1l are A Williams, Van Aer- | Kirkendall,Jones& Co nam & Harte 1212 Harney strast b, CARRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Largost Varlety | WAGONS AND COAL, (O | CARRIAGES. | Omaha_ Ooal, Ooks &| Lime ©, Hard and sofi coal. 8. B cor. " 16th and Douglas stroet P. H. Mahoaey &C, Hard—Conl—Soft. 1607 Farnam. 813 N. lith, COR Fagle Cornice Works, ManufacturersotGalvan 1zed Iron Cornice. Window ' caps, metallo skylights, ote. 1110 and 1112 Dodg Whol Agent sfor ber Shoe and 1105, nloManufactir'rs Hoston Ruh- 1102, 1101 Harnoy stroot American Hand Sewa1 Shoe Co, Boots. shoes, and felt good 1, 1200-6 Hurney. rulbe _CLOTHING. Gilmore & Rubl, Manufactarers ant Wholesale Clothiaes, 1103 Harney atreot. KE, ET0, Oontant & S- nire: | 1tara ana sote mx ship- pers. 1508 Farnam strost Ouiaha. Johnson Bros,, 914 Farnam trent, Omaha, Neb. LUK, DRrY GOODS. M. . Smith &0, Dry gouds. notlony, fur- nlshing goods. Kilpatriek-‘kmh Dry Goods o, Dry 200ds, notions, conts " Omaha Consolidat:d Eleotrioal Co., Motors, Dynamos, Tamp. Wire and Electrieal Sup- plics of All Kinds 1112 Howard street, Omaha. Wol;}]lactricnl Qo. llustrated catalogus free. 1614 Capltol Avent FURNITURE NS Blotoky & Cohen, Gents' furniabing goods add - notlons Glve s trial. We sond sRIpIOR exprosy pre. pald. 1013 Harney. VOIL A S FURNISHING 4 \I) CARPETS. Beebe & Runyan Fur- nitura 0o, Successors o C. A. Bay»y 4 Co @race and 13th 4ts. Omaha GOODS. [ 3. T. Robinson Notion Co. Gunts' furnishing good W% colebrated bran “ Bugkskin " overalls, pants, shirts, coaty, etc’ Cor. 12th and Tloward 3ty, ND DRU: | Blake, Bruce & Uo., 1000 and Harney Ste, Omabn, Neb. “GROCERIES. D.M Steelo& 0, 12011205 Jonos Siras, Omaha, Nev. GRAIN AND PROVISION. Cockrell Bros Brokers and cash buyers. Privato wires York, Chicago, Louts, 16-I8 “Frade, Suls &St Board of Commission Co., Diroct Bullding to New | Broker in gralu, 8. A, MoWhorter 215 Board of Trade, provi- slons and stocks. Private wires to N. Y., Chicago and St. Loils, HIDES, LTC. W.A L. Gibbon & Oc | Ges, Oberns & 0o, ats, Caps, Straw Guoods, Gloves and Mitten s 120 Lnrn o, Buyers of Widai wool tallow and furs, | ol Souh tihone HARDWARE. Rectord Wilhelmy Co | Cor. 10th and Jackson Sty 1RON Paston & Vinrfinx; Iron Works, Wrought and east fron 1ding work, engino s brass work. U, P, Iy, A 17th 8 Lobeck & Lmu, | Builders' naraware ana 1 hanics 01+ 1004 Doulas St WORKS. LIQUORS. Tler & O, or Merchanty, 10y Street, ra KKenae: Indin HBitte: R. R. Grotte, [ B O L g S Frick & Herberts, WholesaleLiquor Daslerh 1001 Farnam $t. LUMBER. " Charles R. Los, Hardwood lumber, wood carpets and parquot Hooring oth and Douglas [ Johu A Wakefield, Imported, American Pors land Coment. Milwai ko Hydraulio Comoa | and Quiney Whits Limy MILLINERY AND NO1IONS. 0. A, Stonehill, | Millinery, Notlons. Closks Kto. 116118 . 181 8¢, Omaha MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, RTC. A Hospe,Jr, | B Planos, Organy, Artisty | Matorials, Kte | 1513 Douglas Streot. | —_——— YSTERS, Platt & 0a, Oyators, Flah and Colery and Corory » Bouth 10th B4 (10 st | David Cole Manager. ————————————————— OILS. ‘ Consslidated Tank Line Co, | tened_ana ubeteattag et o s PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smit}, Branch & Oo,, lers I Produce, fruits, Kinds, 13th and Htar Kirschbraun & Sons, |Jas, A, Glark & Oo, Butter, chooss, egqt poultry and game. 9 South 13th Street. ABooth Packinz Co. | Packers of oystors, fish oter Bl fruits ot yators, o¥ Stre all 1 Street Dutter, eggs and poultry. 1200 Howard Strest. Riddell & Co., Cash buyor of butter Butter. choose, oges, vor- | and KOnsral com etables, fruits, poultry | Mission merchant and gate, 12th, Mullin & M>Olain, | Bingham. & Son, Spectnltios. okga, | Send us your s, But cheese. poultry, ot No. 1at 150 Nat Pegan, S4-810 8, A PAPE. Carpenter Paper Co,, | Carry A full ntock of printing, weapping n writing ' paper, card p ver, ete. ng’ I’.xpa} 0o Wrapping paper, all kinds of twines, et STOVE REPAIRS. Tames Hughes, Stovesrepairs of allkin1y Cooks and Heaters for sale. 07 S, 13th Strast | Omah Stove E{r\p.\ir Wor's. | Stove ropairs and_ water Attachments for uny kind of stove made. 1207 Douglus T NASH, DOORS, BLINDS, M. A, Disbrow & 0o, Manufacturers of sash, doors. bllnds and mouldings. Hraneh of fice, 12th and leard Sts. 0. STEA. M AND WATER SUPPLIE T.8. Wind E1gma & | Pump 0o, Halllday wnm Mills, 918 and 920 Jones Stroot. J ncting manag'r 10Y8. H. Hardy Oo,, Toys, dolls, albums, faney goods. house fur nishing goods, child- ren's earringos. 1619 Farnam Street. 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