Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1892, Page 6

SR o e e [ THE SPECULATIVE MARKET Wheat Was Decidedly Weak with a Loss at the Olose, CABLES WERE QUITE DISCOURAGING. Bhort Sellers Did Not A r to Be Ag- gressive but the Longs Seemed to He Thor, CHICAGO, T11. t was decidedly weuk today, and thou:h there was some re- covery from the lowest points touched, the close shows a loss of 1he comparod. with yesterday's final quotations. ‘The toreign rkets were more discouracing than for \e pust and privato messages charac- terized them as panicky. All were quoted Jower, the deciine ranging from 1d to 115d in Liverpooi to from 6d to 0 in London, sud. all domestic murkets ‘were breaking, with for- elgners sald 1o be' rese’ling heavily at New York. ‘Ihe short selling did not appear to ! aggressive, but the longs appesred to be thoroughly demoralized, and the llquldation waus general and the market 10 such a condi- tlon that the heavy offerinzs could fot be absorbed without w sharp break In values, Most of pug wheat taken on yesterduy rket exhl ifted such strength, was pwh over topday. Among the conspienous sellers of this class were Georzo Smithe who. was an enthustustic buil the diy before, and Arthur Orr, both of whom so'd heavily. The start was made at a decline of ¢ from ay's closing quotations, Lut after u brief ndvance and a reaction oven at that re- duction, buyers were searce and sellers plen- tiful. Tt mattered not that n 8t. Petersburg cable- gram was circulated among thoe crowd which ®ald that under no ecircumstances could Russin export any wheat before next harvest, und smull r Ipts here in the northwest were equally Ineffectunl in preventing hold- rs from —underbidding ach other in ther punicky haste to find buy- ers for the stufll they wanted 1o getrid of. There was a further drop of ! the price of May wheat inside of the first huit hour, The opening price was ©)% ¢, and under 50me buying uguinst puts an ndyance toWio was recorded, with Logan and Milmine mun very freo sellers. For the nest thirty minutes the course of the market was stead- iy downward unul the | struck & "I'here wus a overy In the next f hour to e on buyinz by previous short soliers in Spiteof cont nued discournzing cabies. Pard- ridge was one of the best buyers of the day and covered i big line at handsome profits. After the rally to 8)%c there w.s wnother dren to inside fizures on further panicky British cable reports of decidediy lower ures in Berlin and Purls un L report thit the Rusafun prohibition would be removed May 1. There was good buyine under 81%c. lowuver, nd rally to e followed: the market elosing steady ut that price. orn wis very dull throughout the session and was nccompanied by a de.ree of weik ness out of sympathy with the siup tion in wheat. At the lowest May shoy recession of %c compired with the close yesterduy, and finul figures are Hic of. Oats were du 1 und without feature, May ehowed it 10ss of 150 In vaiua at the finish, Hoz products were fuclined to show somo strength at tho start because the recelpts were Highter than had been anticipated, but the break in wheat cuused sympathotic weuak- noss in the provision pit with a downwarl tendency. relieved by only one or two feeble rallies, during the romainder of the session. The olose shows i [oss of from 10 to 12ise in pork, nnc o to 7t3¢ In lard and ribs. Estimated reccipts for tomorrow: Wheat, i oats, 43 oars; bogs, A WHEAT-NO, Ji January..... 620 M BHOKRT RIS~ January..... 6 50 May........ 5 80 Cush quotations were ns follows FLOUR—Duil and easy. WueAT—No. 2 sprinz wheat, 85c; No. i spring wheat, 80@kle; No. 2 red, 8614c. COoRN—No. 2, ii¥le, There were 40 sales of either No. 3 or No. 4 OATs—No. 2, 20c; No. 2 white, 324@iic; No. 8 white, B01@s2c, Rye—No, 2, 824c. BAKLEY—~N Je; No. 8, 40@6%c; No. 4, AX SEED—NoO. 1, 05¢. TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, $1.2201.25, Porik_-Mess porl. per bbl, 8. (214@8.25; lard. er cwt., 80,140,174 short ribs sides (loose), 5.40@5.50; dry saltod shouldors. (hoxed), #4.5)@ 4,624 short clear sides (boxed), 85.7505.55 i \"Vflrllsk\{~l)lnllllurs‘ finished goods, per gal., Si ARS—Cut loaf, unchanged. C ESE—Unchunged, HiDES— hanged. TALLOW—Unchanged. Rye, bushels. Hatle, 113 2. the Proluco exchangoe todu; ‘Was' unchanged: fancy creamery, fino western, 26 ordinary, G cuted dulries, W@e; ordinary, 15 RER5C, New York Markots. NEW YORk, Jan. 15, —FLour—Recelpts, packages: exports, 10,300 harrels, $5017 dull und heavy: sales, 20,45) bbls. CORN MEAL—Dull. WHEAT—Recelpts, 70,700 bu.; oxports, 181,400 bu.; sules, 5,270,000 bu, futu res, 10,000 bu, spot. Spot market ' dull, lower, weuk; No. 9 15008100 In store and olevator: 3LI0Y@ 1L 00Y@01.0. % b.: No. dred, 8@ ungraded red, K13 c@8l.0d'4: No. 1 north- $L0I4@L03; No. 1 hard, $1.0I4@1.00; No. northern, 7. Options declined H@3e on foroign selling, through lower cubles and loug T freely; advansed L@l on coverlng; closed stoudy at 14@1%e undor yes- terday: No % red, Juuuary, 04 e3L00, olosine o February, $LOMGLO0%, . Mureh, #1011 closing ' $L01: April, L0i%@ closing ' $1 May. 8LO) '1-16G1.01%, 81 June, @800, closing L@ 0, CLORIN 08 Qufet and steddy; western, Hi@se, HARLEY—Qui Hanuey MaLr--Duii. ipts, 162,075 bu.; export wulos. 13),000 bu. of futures; ot spot: spot murket opened wenke ing strong, fairly wetive,; No. 2, 500 elovator, S%@3ie uflonti unzvaded Wi@sNee; No. 4001T0; steamer mixed, 4 Ble. Options declined %@ie with sulos wd- vanced }4o on poor grading: closed irregu- Tar with Yanuiry e up and February, March wnd April o lowe; s clos- ing at_5io; Februury, 80Y s0, closing ut B50340; March, 407 @30 g wt 0c: April, X @0ac, closlug utdic; Muy, K@Y, clos: ing at 49%c, (=] oceipts, 01,255 bu.i exports, 10,57 405,000 bu. of futures; 110,000 bu #pot; spot'market dull, weaker; options dull, or und steady: Junuary, G osing at February, i6} closing ut Go'sc; Muy, 357G Closing at fie; spou No. 3 White, nige; western, B34@ 17ic; white western, 55 No. 1 Chicugo, ie: . irm and active, AR—Raw, quiet and steady; sales, 314 MOLASSES SUGAR—80 test, 3yc. MoLAssES—New Orleans, qulot and firm. RicE—Steady, PETROLEUN-—-Steady and firm; United closed ¢ for February. ow—Quiet and ateady. N-Stoudy and quiet. TURPENTINESF Irmor and qulet. H@H! rmor; western, HG@HNCT roceipts, 630 bbls.; mess 5 Cur MeATs-Quist and steady; middles qulet. LaRD—Lower and dull; yestern stoum, $0.55 gotlon walex 120 tlo Januury. W obruary. $4.60; “March, Muy, $6.77@4.50, closing at 770 bid, BUTTER—Quiot and firm; western dulry, 183 oi wostern: ronmery, D@IC; westorn fuo- tory. H@2e; Bigin, 4@ Re. Cupesk—Moderate irm; part skims, 913@10¢ P10 [nox—-Qulet; Amerioan, 31575, Oorpki—Moderate demand, steady; lake, L0011 125, EAD ulul; domestle, $4.20ap4.80. TaN—-Palrly active and stoady; stralts, 0.8, Miancapolis Wheat Market, ANNEAPOLIS. Minu, Jan, 15.~Thero wasu gonoral smash-up in wheat today, Muy Openod e 83ige, 140 under last night's closin roes. 1L held falrly stosdy undoer smal uetnitions for somd tme and. then went down o Mie, Starting at that price It crept down anothor cent durlng the uext hour, roAching K¢ a littie after noon. The lust of This decline was rapid. and o of most of the_traders there one Fecovery. May advanced No lo 8fteen min- ates. There (t stapped and lisld 1o the close absaYe The cush ot was quite active £0r N0, 1 nOFthorrg bt low grades were a little low. Recetpts of ¥hant hers wore 51 vars, ut Dututh wnd Superior 31 cars. Cl Northorn, Janu Kje; yosterday. o opened. At 8¥ae, ) hlzhoit $ige, lowest Koo, closing at K %e; ybstarday Sie hard, 8%c; No, T north orn, K0@8 10, Omahs Produce Markets Round. Iota of fair to good country co country 18@2e. Youtrry reipts liberal geosw und dnoks, 100 % Eao8 - Kresh stpe'c was quoted at und the supply was light. FLoUm -Oniahw Mitlineg npany's Rellance Putent, £2.00; Invincible Patent, Stur Superlative, £2.35: Snowflave, § ¥ Fimile, 8.80: 8, F. Gliman's Gold Medal, $25: £now Whiie. 82.05; Snowflake. #1.0): low grade, $1.60; Queen of tho Pantry, #2505 bran, $15.00% chopped f L #1500 rd ducks, 21.0%; blue teal, 8.5 ingod rFabhits, §4007 Hiprs -No. | eradn No. 2green suite | hides, indge; No, 1 green salted hides, 10 40 Ibs, 43743 c; No. 2 green 1ted hids i No. 1 veal £, 8 10 15 I, i verl enlf & to 15 1hs, No, 1 dry fi'nt il fe se: No, 2dry flint nides, ¥@be; No. Ldry sa'ted hies, yaoe. Tal- tow, No. 1, 814@de; tallow. No Krense white A, dwilaes gronse, Whi 3% gronse, yellow. . ¢: grease, dark, 24c: old b it- @2'4c; beeswax, priwe. lie; rough tal Tow, 1@ Kansas City KANSAS Orry, Mo, Jan. 15—t LouR—In gond demand and firm: cholee V. BLO 70,2 3 ry dull and prices ensy; No. 2 2 1, 82, y quietand prices easy: No. 3. 2 white. e bid ¥ n but dill; No. 2 mixe No. 2 white, 3 14@3le, RYE-Stendy; No. FrLAX—Dull at 8¢ on tiie hasis of pura, Brean —Weak; e s 0xed. HAY—Dull but_about steady: timothy, $.00; good to fancy prairic. $5.0010,0. BorrersDutl but firni: creamery, 250 dalry, 15615, EGG8—-Active nnd stoady at 19, % CukrskE—Stendy; young Americas, 10¢; Kan- irs-Wheat, 20,000 bu.; corn, 12,000 pats, none. 1PMERTS—Wheat, 20,00 bu corn, 1,000 bu.i oats, 2,000 bu. Boston Wool Market, BoSTON. Mass. Jan. 15.—Thore has been little cha ¢ in the wool market. The trade of the week has been in fuir proportions. wmounting to &1 0,000 pounds of all kinds, about?, ) pounds of which waus of domes. Ohio fleeces huve sold at 8¢ for X. @ X} e for Noo 1; Michigan 2e; fine ulne wools, Ohfo, 8¢ for Michizin wools, S@We; nwushe g for on blood nod 2008 B¢ for thr hs b territory wools scot m, ases medium, 50025 nd Orezon wools of inipor pulied WOOols stead ¢ supers, 4 @4 0od supers, §@3K8c and extras wt 2@ c; domest ¢ scoured wools huve sold weil ut o wide range of prives Austealian woois have been arrivinz well and have boen in good de mand at H@I24e: forelxn earpet wools have been dull. Liverpool Markets, —WiEAT—Quiet; holders i Californin No. 1,8 34d@ vod western sprine, 7s Ltc; v dss- Rocaipts of wheat the past three duys Were 45,00 centais, including 24,000 Americin, ConN—Steady’ deman | fair; American, 55 6d per cental for new. Receiptsof Awmerican corn the pust three days, 88,900 centals. COMMOX ROSIN—1 31 per ewt. Omaha Prices hased on delivery atv Mississipni river points, Nebrasku inspe:tion, und ten days' shipment. un ess otherwise statez. Cash griin calls for ship uent within five auys. RYE—-No. . 80c bid, No. 2 whi Cash, +6%0 bid; Junuary, H6%¢; eb- 'y, S8 Among the sales were: 10,000 corn. Junuary e, Milwaukee Markots MinwAvKeE, Wis. Jan. _WitgAT— Easy: May. #0%ci No. 2 spring, Sle: No. 1 northern, 3sc. No. 3, 0. —Qulet; No. ' 2 white, 52@124¢; No. 3 white, B0%@3! Rye—Qulet: BARLEV—Q sample, 43@62%c. Collee Market, NEW YOUK. Jan. 15.—Options opened steady und unchanzed to points up, closed stendy, 532) points up: s 15,000 hags, cluding: Junuary, $1270BI275; F y. 8 @405 March, - $12050 ay, SILTI@ILES June. $11.70: Septembor, $11.65; spot; Ko, quie: and fiem: No. 7. 31,50, cush. §ic; ) O rN—Steady; cash, 30%ce: May. #T% e OATS—Wenk; cush, #1¢; May, dlc. Ponk—Ensier; now. 811375, LArD—Steady; 8410, Whisky—$iis” Cinginnati Markets. OINCINNATL O.. Jan. 15.—WHEAT ~Wenker; No. 2 red, e, CorN—itair domana; No, 2 mixed, fie. OATs—Good demand; No. 2 mixed, H%EG dde. WHISKY—31.18. Toledo Grain Market. ToLEDO, O., Jan. 15.~WHEAT—Firmer; No. 2 ar Murket. 15--Quiet; 12 hhids, musco- pod refiuing 87 to & dogroes Dolitization, wero sold ut 828 gold per quin- tal. American Refrigerator Beef. LoxDo neri: refrigerator veef, fore hindquarters, 3s 8@ 48 per 800 1bs for care New York Dry Goods Market, NEW Youk, Jan. There was no change ornew feature in the situation as regards the dry goods market. Traders' Talk, 1460, T1L., Jan. 15.—Counselman & Day to Cockrell Hros:” May wheat broke bolow fic today but closed on” a rally at 01l with n firmer foellng after the close, The' faz ends or_numerous long lnes were foreed out by redolling of considerable wheat bought yes- terdiy for u turn. by chronic bears. The fact that compiaints of winter wheat conditions have ceused indieates that the country is pretty well sold out. It may auiry thaw and w succeedin attract speculution on u broad but wo belleve that purchases ¥ hundsome profits. Corn and outs wore quigt within w narrow runge ana closed fractionally | sympathy with sur- rounding weakness, Provisions sugged under pack: "sale of ribs which, with weak grain markets. brought out considerable long pork bought ut the lte bulge. The market closed weak, but should bo near u buying spot for another turn, CH10AGO, T, Jun. 15.~Kennett. Hopkins & Co. to 8, A MoWhorter & Co.: On the weak opening tliers was good buying of wheat and indications of un improving market. Early cubles were Tower, but not particul rly w and the bulis took hold with considerable confl tonce. ‘The strenzth, however, wis short lived. for within an hour ufter the bell struck the " market turned = very weak und quickly sold off to H4e for Ma. 'his i the lowest price yet made on the de- cling. On the brenk Pardridge wnd Armour were the principal buyers. The former suys thatMay wheat' will touch 8¢ within a foit- night, butas his been his practice ull along, ho covers treely on tho siumps in order that e may take ndvantago of the rallles to re- sell. ~ Armour s rently sealping the' market on ideruble - scale thouzh whother for himselt or some one trading through him 15 unknown. Closing oables were vory weak and oven punicky. A deolinie In the Americaa markets s immediately followed by still lower prices abroud but an advance here fails gthen forolzn markets. It Is evident We cannot expect any help at present 1 fmporting countries. and with this fact in view It would see| that the dectine ust continue for a time In corn and oats an easier fesling prevaile | oarly, but offarings were readily absorbed and prices responded with a slight rally. elosing ut o trifle lower than vesterday. Lute eables state thut forelgners are anxlons to cancel theirorders for wheat, but Loid tenaclously o eugugoments of corn. It Is nut bolleved that prices of corn oF onis can do- cline materlully under existing elreuisinnces, whiloun advince in the near future seems sure. Provisions held up well nearly all day. but u woul.feeling developed near the close, which wis &t bottom prices. Quite u large bor of hogs are belng oarrlod over from duy, uud this hus & weakenlng effect on'the mavket, but it is belloyed to be only tomporary. STOCKS New YORK, Jan. 15.--The stook market con- tiuued to show u dimfnishing: volume of busi ness and the tradiug grows more and moro 1nto the hands of the professional elemer from day to duy while pricos are held within compuratively nurrow limits as a rule and quotations slowly declined under the pres- sure brought to bear by the adveoates of lower prices. ‘The larger interests in the mar- kot are evidently downcast in walting for sonie new developments and the vrofessionals 0 soue extent agaln have the making of vrlces. ‘Chepariy looklng for w decline, Low- T/ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SXTURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1892 R — evor. I8 not strong and here und there an fm- prossion 1s mude feoni (ime (o time, the iisy wn . rule showing the most Rronotnesd strenith, when the [imited demand fs taken to consideration ders of stoc'a Are confident that the s 0 rais ne busis ness shown by the rall past in the near futire resolt In a materinl upward move it, and they therefore eling tanaclously to Fstoeks. puy there was lttle teature In the deal- Ings and the fow marked rents were the results of speclal pressure at speclal times Sugur wis the we dkost polnt in- the mar. et and it was sold down from 3% 1o §) and aftor arally to above 81, 1t yielded again to the lowest price of the day. New York Central wis romarkable for the suddenness of jts de- o froni 115% to 114, but it wis offered down time when no one wus by to take the ‘k and a quick recovery to 113 followed the absorption of the offern s, On tho other hund, Lake shors was Fun up 14 per cent in the sinie manaer and retiined most of its gl There was jurso trading in St Paul again, but iy was hold fairly steady turough- out the duy within an extreme ranzo of only % per cont, most stocks being traded in over n ifke small range. Northwestern was still strong but the temper of the market did Nt any orial change in its price, Rock Tstuni ana the Gould shares we od to weakness. The Oordave sharos i ox-aividend and dispinyed u very stron : L o final do ulnzs in'8Shurp con- (rast to the rost of the iist: eapeciully the other industrials. The Chesipenke and "Obio stocks wero stiil ietive, but the new develop- ments in regird o the report had 'no inflnence 10 ndvance the quotations. while the common fell iway more than any Stoek except Suzir. The senvral market closed quiet and heavy, venerally at something under Iast nithi's prives: si s and Uhesapenke and Ohlo e, Government bonds have been dull and stendy. Stato bonds have b on dull and stoady. The fo lowing are the ¢L08Ing.(o1EL OLE fOr 2 stocks on the New York Stock ex- chinge toduy: Alton, T 11 4 |3 do pre Tl profereed Amori Minsfssipii. o preferrad 120 may|ontarto & Weatern. | 204 nada Southern .. @i Oregon lmproveme't 27 ntral Puelfte, .. .. 5% | Oregon Nav.......... &1 Chies. & Oho... .1 2 | Ore zon Trans L ling do Int preforred - 6% Pacitie Mail.. 7l o 2nd proferred | 4 1 D. & E 21 Chleako & Alion. ... 180 | ittaburg. 201161 CuB & Qo 1073% Pullman Palace,. /1874 oo G o8 ST T Readiow oo 1 i Dol iudson. ... L 1247 Rock Istand. .. .|\ bllg Dol L& W, L300 (St |, & S0F. 8t pd D& I G, pfi 4516 |8t Paul. it East Tonnesss 4| do preferred. |.l12 o W SE P Min, & Man. 1 do 2nd preferred . 16% /St Paul & Omaba.. . iy Brie......... 4 do preferred. ... 109 go proferred. |11 723 Tenn. Cuol & Tron. .. 1% Fort Wayne... .. Xy Pactiic..... |, 1% Chi. & Kast 1l L& O, Cen. pfd.... 52 L 80 Unlon Paetfic..... .. 8 xpress. .0 I B L&D 1% do proferred. ... 0% 1 Fargo Exp o Krie & Weat. Unlon .. o p “otton O § Lake Shore 2 |Colorudo Con ... ... 4% Loulavilie & Nash... 8144 Homestake.......... 1% Loulsville & N. A 2%% Iron Silver Bt Memphis & Ob Ontario Michizan Central.. 1105 |Quicksil Ml L | “do preferred.. 13 |Rutro s Bulwe itich. & W. 111 G21g Wisconsin Central. . Ik Mobile & Obio..... & *|Great Northern pfa. 122 ville Chatt. 2. ) [Chicago G, “ entral..... . 1112 |Lead Trust. Norfolk & West yfd, bl |Sugar Truat. .. rthern P <+ 274 (Southern Bactt n s I et THlinois Central ... St Panl & Duluth rihwestern: *bid. tex div. The total sales of stocks to: shures, including: Atchison, Erie. 8.8); Loulsville 1 Missouri Pacifio, 6.975; Northwest- ern, 19.600: New York Central, 54,045: Northern Pacific preferred. 17.9) W E; 5 Keadin Richmond & W t. Paul, 25,018; St. Paul & Omaha, 3,91 citie, 11,810, nelal Review, ‘The Post says © rites toduy asize the, driftinz churacte eriing market. ‘Tne chiet difficulty in ting or analyzing th's market lies in arge ;)rnuorlhm of exchunge tra con futures. Even now the ing on the market ave for the most part up by bunkers who sold sterling in ad- vance many weeks ngo. In_ndaitioh to this. much of our heavy import trade durin: the fall of lust year. particularly that in tin plate, was conducted on three or four months' time. 8o that the remittances on this account are falling due this month. Bup the wssump- tion that this season’s gold mwvoment from Europo has now ended Is certainly premi- ture. It is basad on the inference that Europe hus reduced its orders for American grain because its own needs are already aniply satisfied. This would be hard to prove. New York Money Market, NEW YORK, Jun, 15.—MONEY 0N OALL—Ensy. ranging from 2@%¢ per cent: last loan 2 per cent: close | bifered nt ¢ per cent. Piise MERCANTILE PAPER—31305 pbr cent. XCHANGE-Qulot and firm nt #1623 forsixty day bills wnd $1.81% for de- mund. The closing quotations on bonds: 1. 8. 48 coup . RS el | il *Pacific iis of '95 .....109 | North Pucific 2nds. . 113 La.stamped ds....... 85 Northwestern Con.. 140 Tenn. new set 6s.....104 |North. Dabent. Tenn. new set 5s..... 994 St. 1. A i I'enn, new set 3s. GThg [ *3t. L. & 8. K. ( Canada So. 2ads...... 101 |St. ul Conwols .. oree |ll.'x‘(“.ilv P, Den. & R. 1163 Tex. P Den. & R, .. 8% | Tex. P. Erie 2nds.... L1107 |*Union Pacific Ists...100% M K. &' . B0Y | West Shore ceeenn 102 MK & 198 | 1 R. Ists. 774 “bld. London Stock Market, [Copyrighted 1892 by James G rdon Bennett.] LoxpoN, Jan. 15 -[New York Herald Cable —Speotul to Tue Bew.]—The stock markets were steady and inactive durinz the early hours of the day. This afternoon a firmer tone prevalled except in forelzu government securities, where prices were rather dull. The feature was the improvement of 13 per cent In Great stern stock, the aividend proving better than anticipated. — Ameri- cans enter weak. Tho opening was decidedly improved in the courso of the day, closing firm. Norfalk & Western preferred show an Improvement of b per cent after having been % per cent lower. everal others more than recovered the open- ing decline. Consols improved 1 I-16 per cent. Money is (n little demund. Short loans were obtained at & to 1 per cent. Discount biils were scarce. Two and three months were quoted at 1% to 2 per cent. LONDON, Jan. 15.--The following were tho London stock quotations closing at4 p. u Consols monoy .. non... S Consols account. Mexioan ordinary. || Can. Paclt Midy | New York Central.. \ 3314 Pennayivania . 1 110% Reading...... 1113 " BAR SILVEN-- MONEY—1G@1}4 per cent. Financial Notes. KANSAS Civ, Mo, Jan toduy, #1,776,201. HAVANA. Jan. 15.—Spanish gold, Exchange quiet. PARLS, Jun. Turee ver cent rentes, 03f 16%0 for the uecount. NEW YOuk, J n 01,4005 bnlunces, ), PHILADELPHIA, Pa. $10.904,705; bulunces,” 81,5 4.410; money, 4 per cent. BALTIMORE, Md.. Jan. 15.—Bank clearings toduy, £,958,019; buiances, 8:7,30); rate. 6 per cent. Menemis, Tenn., Jan. 15,—New York ex- change selling at par. Clearings, $208,63i; balunces, #1145, NEW ORLEANS, G, Jun. 15.—Clearings, #1,- Now Vork' ‘exchunge commeroil r bauk, $1 per $1.000 premium, BosToN, Mass., Jan. 15.—Bank olearings today, 816,5245'5; halunces, 8,015,004; rate for monvy, 2 per cent; exchunge on New York, 100 te discount. OHICAGO. T1L, Tun. 15.—Money easy at 5476 per cont. Hunk clearin s 814, didn. New York oxchus BOSTON. Mass. tho closing price: stock market tod: Boston & Malne. . CH G astorn i, 1. 05 .. |Osceola. Fitehburg R K. Santa Ko Copper Mass, Contral..... | il Mex. Cont. common. 2% N. V. & N. England. 4| Baston L 0’1y Seee s 120 | West End 1 014 Colony I 1 18k Bell Telephone Rutland don .| 6| Water Power Wi common. 19 do preforred 6B & B G Allones M Co.(new). 13 | Houston New York Mining Quotath New Yonk, Jan. 1i—The tollowlng are the closing mining stock quotations: Hora Silve |1ron Siive e Mexioan Helcher.: s Ontario Beat & Belober. |ophie... . Crown Point {Plywouth con Cala. & Val.l avage . Deadwood T Slorea Nevad cureka Con ... |Standard ..., uld & Curry .. Unlon Con ... Hom S Yellow Jacket aclsco Mialng Quotation: 00, Qal, Jan. 16~The offolal olosing guotations for mining stooks today T, Bulwer. 1 G Rgtopi e Rest & Heicher 25 Havage .. Jodle Conolinaiod. @6 orrs Nevada., Chollar., ... s 7{Bion Con neol. Call &'Val. 80 . [Lian .o wn Poln ¢ Yollow J 10 & Curry 0105 Meom . Tinle & Noreross N. Q. Moxiean. . q...... 5 (B 1 Mono .. 0 N Denver Mining Stoeks. Dexven, Colo., Jun. Wi-The following list Is Juotatlonsen the Mining excnange 105, 20,00 shares Alleghnny w1 (ohn ) Amity..... 214 [Tustice Argonaut.... [ L 187 [Leaven B ilars 2 [ Loxingto Bangkok-Corn 1) 5 |Little Rule Bix Indian 16 May Mazeppa Big =ix 6'4 | Matchless. Brownlow. ... 5 | Mo Calllope. ..., 3 |Oco Clandia g, Century Clay Connty. ..\ Dinmond B, Denver Gax and 011 Emmons. cee 46 tunning ttysburg. . 0 274 | Whale.... Ldon “T'rens i 70 [Sutton Gold Rook LBl Paul Gold Ieonclnd AT L0 | St. Louls ng Quotat S1. Louts, Mo, Jan. 15.—On the mining ch business wus dull, sales, 10,220 sh Closing quotations: Aday o TG Hope. American L 00| Little Albert allic ... 1500 (M Breen....... niral SUver 14 |Pat Murphy L 80 |Siverake Mountain. 10y HA LIVE STOUK MARKET. OMAHA. Jan. 15 Receipts continue liberal, though not exces- sive. For the first fifteon duys of January receipts oot up #8500 cattle, 112700 hogs, %515 sheep: compared with 23,410 o wttle, 74,308 hozs, 67isheen, for the co rresponding fifteen duys an fncrease of over 8,000 cat- d 38,50 hogs, and w decrense of 4,20) nother dull mean day in the cattle 3 The supniy wis not excessive, but the pust five duys show an incrense of over 4,500 heud compired wich the same period of Tist weok, Recelpts at Chicigo have been unusu- ally heavy, and as n resuit the muarket is in rather’had shape. There hus been a falr demind all week. but the supply Is out of all Proportion to it, 8o that huyers are enabled to seeure u reduction on all grades. Shippers were not in it today and loeal houses had it all thelr own way. This always means n lower market, and’ today was no exception, Prices ruled 5¢ to 10c lower_ than Thursday and 15 o lower thin Monday on wbout everything in the dressed heaf iine. It was a badly demoralized murket and the trde about us slow nnd mean as it often wets. V, 1,150 to 1,3)0-1b. Lee old uroun | #.5) to With fair to good stosk from K. 0 to §5), There was considerable unsold stock in first hunds at the close. Butchor stock vilues continue on the down erade, another decline of 10e being recorded todiy. This decline his bean mostly on the mediuni grades, which ire seliing aroind $2.00 082,40 nOW, against £2.25t0 £275 Monday and Tuesiay. ~Right choice stufl and right com- mon §tock are'not selling a great denl lower. Bulls, oxen and stigs were weuk at from $1.60 to &3, culves steaay at from ¥2.50 to #:.00, Stockers and fecders were about the same as yosterduy, in [1zht supply and fair de- mand. The volume of tradinz was moager and prices. generally. firm, - Representative siles ATEERS, No. Av. Pr. No. Av./ Pr. No. Av. Pr. 04183 00 £330 201037 150 [ 3 d 40 3. 160 b T8 LIS 160 o k 891186 601159 [ 15,12 14 16 MIXED, Cows. 9.0 1033 ¢ 1ot 1085 1084 .. 120 L0 . 1200 106, BUTS 21 R 1 1186 15 - 00 16.. 93 L 042 12001020 161251 15,1100 59,01 43 5..1 62 10,102 1721150 20171 11070 § 101870 LB 2 g2y 1611 1120 i 40.120) L1150 07 2001181 L. Byl 2..1316 HEIFERS. 1. 1. 120 11410 1..17%0 g 2 1,170 0 i 101800 00 2 1..165 0) g 11100 05 10 B3 201 25 L1150 STAGS. 25 STOCKERS AND FEEDE RS, 2112 250 47..571 270 1. 632 3606 355 2063 275 B O .. 00 G0 1..10%0 275 4 1010 6. 618 10860 280 12008 Hoas—The supply was about the Thursday und nearly 2000 head short of last Friduy's run. “Business opened slow, " witl ractlcally wo sbipping domand and iooul houses bidding a zood 5¢ lower on everything Sellers were siow to lot o at the decline and dragged. Fhe urrival of shippi but new life into the trade and for i time there was very littio difference between ‘the prices paig today and Thursday. The wnrket agiin eused off, but took wnother spurt, and_ finally after freah meat uud ship- pinz bu had filled their orders closed woik with several loads unsold. Good to choice heavy hogs sold at from &5 1o 8100 with u couple of prime loads at §1.0%5. Com- mon heavy and mixed piekers sold it from 8400 to 8,65 and |1zht and Light mixod loads wt from L85 to EL05. I]n‘l\.‘m& were generally un- evenly lower, runging all the way from steady to se fower, the bulk golling at from #450 to 1,05, agalust at from $590 to $4.0 Thuraday, the ' genoral market averagingz up o L0, naninst £.06% Thursaay and §L.83% last Kridy Representutive sules: No. Av. sh Pr. Sh. Pr, TevesscliS 400 3 05 4700w X ) 8 Buiky 400 ] L PIGS AND ROU 3 160 42 ) 1 2 465 SueEp—The only sheop recelved were cou- signed direct o Swift & Co., und not offered on the warket, Therels an active u i for desirable muttons, and such steady to strong prices. Fair good natives aro l.m.(, le at from $.2 to .25, oy ot » 'rou) $4.00 0 85.00, common and #iock sheep at from 82,00 to #3.50, peed to cholee 40 to 00-1b. 181008 &Y Trom 8100 to #.50, Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. OMolal recelpts and disposition of stook as shown by the books of the Unfon Stook Yards company for the twenty-four hours, ending at 5o'clock p. i, January 13, 189: st RECEIPTS, TCATTLE. | mous. Cars. | Fend Cars. | Hoad|Cars. |Hond| Cars. | Hoad 120 28 iwf maml 1l ) TORAES & WK DISPOSITION WUV ERS CATT r" HOOR. [8HE company .| 1 ond company.. 2 cking company. | Sperry i Coey &€ orrls & 1 Shippers and foeders. .. Left OVer............ Total coonl _2wal som Chicago Live Stock R OHICAGO, TI.. Jan. 15.—(Special Telozram to THE Hek—There was continted sotivity In the cattie teade and n fairly steady ranee of pr ces, Shippors again experienced sono dif- fenity in i 10g thelr orders with the kind of cattle they wore looking for. only a small p ot offerings grad fhz bot (nedi A fow hundre head, ‘good enough f torelxn marke would have fou or huyers at former titions, The dressed beel men who have Deen Lbaral vuyers for several duys past took hold les freey toduy. but the combined de- mand eauiled the =upply and values wore sustained all around. Dressed beef and ship- pinzsteers wero guoted at from 28 1o $1.75 with sules generally at from &2 to $4.50. Cows and bulls wore saloable at from 8100 to 825 for [nforlor to axtra. and there was a in stockers and feeders on a of from 885 to €50, Vol culves were hog muarket without radicul The rece.pts were only a little less Thursday, but ut that day's decline there was u fu rly steady feeilng. Heavy hogs were winted ‘nt from $1.00 to #1.25 and Light welghts could be moved at from $485 to #.05. thouth the suppiy of the lutter exceeded the legitininte demand. Most of the duy's trading was within o ranve of from $1.00 o $4.00 for light welghts and from $1.05 to §4.15 for heavy. Sales of medium weivhts averages of from 200 10 250 pounds were largoly it from $.0) to 4,10, The sheep market wus less liberally sup- plied today. and uithough the demand Incked urgency there was w steadier tone. Those who forward on the hoof were not inclined to h. reports froui the east belng discour - ging, but there was free buying by local slaughterers. Quotations are from §L50 to £,.50 for poor to choice sheep and from #4735 to #i.6) for Inmbs answering to that deseription. Choice sheep and lambs are as high us they were i week ago, but poor and cominon stock hiave declined a point or two. Receints were: Cuttle. 9, 00; ho s, 40,000; sheep, 5,000, The' Evening Journul reports: CATrLE—Te- ceipts, 0,000; snipments, #9005 market fairly active, steady to strong: 0o, extra steers in Arket: top prices steidy. $4.50@5.0); others, ®1.2,@14.05: stockers, §2.50 5.0, cows, $1.1 @2 65, Hoas—Receipts, ' 31.00,; shipments, 10.0)0 ket sterdy: rough and_common, 83850 mixed and packers, #4.00@4.10; prime heavy und butcher weights, #1.15@4.25; lizht. R1.85@4.10, HEEP--Roceipts, 5,00: shipments, 1.500; market uctive, steady: cwes, $.25@4.25: mixed, .31 wethers, #1350 w . 80.05 @503 Inmbs. 44,2526, New York Livi NEW YOuk. Jun. head. Including 51 cars ket dull, 10¢ per 100 1bs [nwe 81106173 per 10 1hs,; butls and cows, $205@3.30; dressed beef steady at 7@)'sc per Ib; shipments to- morrow, 121 beeves and quarters of beef. CALVES—Receipts. 88 head: muarket duli: grassers and westorn calves, $275@5.01 per 100 10s.; veauls. 81,007 SiEEP—Receipts, sheep steady: Jamby & shade fr acp, H.0@ .00 per 160 1bs,; lambs, $6.0537.2; dressed mutton steady atd@loc per ib; dressed Tambs firm at 9@l le. Hoas—Receipts. 8. 47 head, consigne i direct: market nom Kausas € ok Market, IKANSAS Orry. Mo, Jan. 15.—CATTLE ~Re- celipts. 6,100; shipments, 500; steers dull and steady; cows steady 1o I'c lower; feeders stronz: dressed beef and shipping steers at £.90@350; cows and heifers $1.60@ stockers and ‘feeders. $1.850:.00. Hoa<—Raceipts, — 14.400; shipments marketie to lie lowers bulk, $.80@4.00 F140G4, 3 Sneip—Receipts, 10.000: shipments, none; market steady and unchanged; muttons, 85,5005, 10, St. Louls Live Stock Market, St LOu1s, Mo., Jan, 15, —CATTLE ~Rocoipts, 700; shipments. 1:0)0; falr to good natives, 82.90 @1.100;_commion Toxuns, $2.40@3.00. Hoas—Roceipts, 4.00/: shipnients, 2,300: mar- ket steady. closin: lower: heavy #.00@4 2 mixed, 00; Light, $190@4.00. e IRRIGATION IN MONTANA, Interesting Facts Which Have Been Gathered by the Census Bureau, WasniNgToy, D. C,, Jan. 15.—The census bureau bas issued a bulletin upoa the subject of iwrrigation in Montana, Itis shown that in that state there are 3,706 farms that are irrigatad, out of a total number of 5,66+, The total urea of land upon which crops were raised by irrigation in the census year end- g May 31, 1800, was 850,582 acres, in adci- tion to which there were approximately 271,000 acres irrigated for crop and grazing purposes. The average size of the irrigated farms, or more strictly the irrigated portions of farms on which crops were raised, is ninety-five acres. The average first cost of water right is $4.03 per acre and the average cost of preparing the soil tor cultivation, in- cluding " the purchase price of land, is $0.54 peracre. 'ne average present value of the irrigated land of the state, including build- ings, etc., is reported as #9.50 per acre, showing @u apgarent profit, less cost of building, of £35.33 per acre. 'The average annual cost of water is 95 cents per acr which, deducted from the avcrage anoue value of products per acre, leaves an aver- age annual return of $12.01 per acre. In this investigation the census office restricted irself to lana on which crops were actually raised by irrigation auring the year 1880. Farms and stock ranches irrigatea merely for grazing purposes aroe not taken into account except a statement as to their approximate area. ot No gripping, no nausea, no pain when De- Witt's Little karly Risers aro taken. Small pill. Safepill. Best pill % —— Sad Incidents of u Voyage, [Copyrighted 1892 hy James Gordon Bennett.) Gexoa, Jan, 15.—[Naw York Herald Cable Special to Tui Bee.|—The [Fulda has rveached here after a tempestuous voyage full of sad incidents, A stoker jumped over- voard und was drowned. A sailor died of influon A stecring passenger died of n‘)oplx,v and was buried ut sea. In his sack $3,000 were found, Mrs. Harold Courtney of New York, a saloon passenger, while suftor ing fromn mental aberation, made two desper- ate attempts on the life of her husband. Dur. ing the last three days of the voyage sho was confined in the eubin under guard of sailor r— Dewitv's Little Early Hisers, best piils Repulse Robbers, MARFA, Tex., Jan 15.—An attempt was made by an armed body of Mexicans to ron the Cibilo silver mines at Snafter, this county. ‘The robbers were surprised by o detachment of Texas rangers, resisted stub boraly, and were only put to flight after three of their number had been killed. Both partios were well armed with Winchesters and the battle was a warm one, No rangers were hurt. In this vicinity the Mexicaus outnumber the Amexicans two to one, and serious trouble is foarod as u result of the Killing. sabelelR i Van Houten's Cocoa— Best, and goes far thest.” o, Kound With His Throat Cut, New Yonk, Jan, g15.—The body of John Carson, agent for Scribner's Magazine, was found lying in front of & stavie early this morning, with his throat cut from 6ar Lo ear. The polive are undecided whether it is a cuse of murder o suicide. Carson was once well to-do lawyer in Baitimore. Several years ago ho lost a large sum of money in an wectrical schemo. SOUTH OMAHA. NION . STOCK VVARDVi CO, - .« LIMITE ‘0.0l(hl[SEION MEROHANTS, Alien Root & Oo. | Gasmanu & Dalley. Kbom 34 Eachanke Bulld- | Buvms, 6) and 6 Kx Bublaiog Souts change bulldlag Omaba South Qmabia. OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbags | 2 e DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND T BAGS AND TWINES. Bemis Omaha Bag 0, and Manifas. w. Birlaps and | A H. Porrivo & Co 1408 Dodge Streat. | Bend for onr cataloziy M. 0. Daxon. Bloycles sold on monthly 120 N. 15th etroet. JOTS AND SHOES Morse-Toe 8105 Compary, 1100 Towar 1 Straot Factory corner [[th and Dazia 8t o mAkIng ¢1)33 Hrio 8 1o o L1 Vot ' 11w eablo with mareh iats. Williams, Van_ Aer- | Kir;un(hll,]onoskuo — ~— leManafaotur'es Riddell & Co., @. Pegan. Hoston Rih- ber Shoe Co. Harney strost etables, fruits, poultry | Checie and Poultry ant are 1212 Harney stfy Amerioan Hand e c Sew. 1 800 Co. | “Mullin & M-Olain, 1ubte | Speciaities. buttor, Sond 8 you Bt and felt good . your Kggs, Hut « I.()I'HI:\'{ & Gilmora & Ruhl, PAPER. Manufacturers and Jomla Clothless, 1104 Harney street. KE, B10, _CARRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Largost Varlety | CARRIAGES. COAL, £0O ———— | writing paper, card pa- MILLINKRY AND NO1IONS 0. A. Stonehill, MUSICAL INSTRUMEN A. Hospe, Jr., Planos. Artiity 1513 Dongine Strest. —_— e OYSTERS. it A Booth Packing Co Platt & 0, Packers of oysters, fish | Oysters, Fish and el and Cetery, 819 Bouth 1)th 8¢ (T cuvenworth St David Cole Mann zor. S —————————————— OILS. Cons) lidated Tan's Line Oo, Refined _and tubrioatt olls, axle greass, oto _ PRODUCK, COMMISSION Ribbel & Smith, Branoh & J, Denlers In country prod- uce, fruits, * YeRaLADl fralts of Al ete oysters, 1207 Howard Stroet. | 1ith and Harney Streets. Kirschbraun & Sons, | Jas. A, Olark & 0o, Butter, cheots, ex4) poultry and game. 1 009 South 13th Stroet. Butter, eggs and poultry. | Comminston Merehant, 1101, | Butter. cheese, oges, | Produce, Butter, Kexs, 12th and Howard Sts, Omaha. Bingoam. & Son, and game chieese. poultry. tor, Poultry, Game, 158, 11LL Kol Hides, Kte. bank. enworih St Oarpenter Paper Oo,, | King Paper Oo. Carry & full stock of | wrappiug paper, all kinds printiog, wrapping and | of twines oo, per, elo. Tel. 1750, Ooutant & Squires, 1s0ft coal ship- Omaha_Ooal, Ooke & | Li L Hard and sofi coal. 8. H. h and Douglas P.H. Mahouey &5, STO0VE REPAILL James Hughes, | Omah Stove Ropair | Stovesrepairs of alikiads Wor's, Johnson Bros,, 914 Farnam trot Cooks nnd Heators | Stove ropairs and_water formsle. . | itachments for any kind of stove mado. 07 <. 1ith Stra 1207 Douglas. SH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC. Eagle Oornice Works, ManufacturersotGilvas iron Cornlce. DRY GOOD. M. A, Disbrow & Co, Manufacturers of sash, doors. blinds and mouldings. Branoh of- fice, 12th und lzard Sts. H. H;ray 0o, M. E. Smith & Co,, gouds. notlony, fur- nishing koolk Kil‘pntric‘(-Koc‘l Dry | Toys, dolls, wibums, Dry 200ds, notlons, canty furnishing goods. er11th and Howard. | cor. 11th an | Harnsy Sty | ELECTKICAL fanoy goods. house fur- nishing gools, child- ren’s carriagos. 1819 Furnam Street. Omaha Ooasolidat d Blectrioal 05., Motors, Dynamos, Lamps, Wire and Electrical Sup- plles of All Klnds. 1112 Howard streot, Onahs. Wolf Electrical Co. Illustrated catalogud For Inventions PROCURED BY THR Bucoessors to O A. 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