Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Wheat Was Lower and Dull in the Barly Trading. NEWS WAS MOSTLY OF A BEARISH TONE There Was Free Selling by the Tirea Longs With Only » Moderate port Business at the Seaboard Improved, mand— Ccntcaco, 11, Jan. 20.—Wheat was lower and very dull in the early trading this morn- ing. The news was mostly of a bearish char acter. British cables were unchunged. but continental markets were lower, followed by British markets Inter. The receipts in the northwest and here inafeated a little freer movement. The eatimate of the Agricultural department of North Dakota made lnst sea- #on's wheat crop of that state amount to 4,700,000 bu., or wbout 12,600,000 bu. more than he government estimate. Pardridge added his mite by free selling during most of the session. Al of these things gave the market a heavy look around the opening and there wius freo selling by the tired longs with only a mcderate demand. Schwartz-Dupee sold gencrousty on thelr weak continentul cables. Private New York advices reported exports dolng very Jittle and the acceptances on cabie offers ex- tremely light. Logan, Milmine-Bodman and Kennett-Hopkins were good buyers. After a erlod of dullness and_weakness the market kl'lll to show some nervous strength. It was reported that the export business at the seu- bourd wowing evidences of revival, that nenrly 500,000 bu. of wheut and flour wis cleared yestordny and that thirty-ine boat Tonds had been taken at New York und other ports today.. This started enriy sellers to coverlux and there was a quick rally but the advance brought out free selling again and another period of weaknoss followed. Then the crowd grew nervous.and bought ugain, sending prices up to_outside figures, but the adyunce did not hoid and there was another Inpsennd wenkness which continued to the end of the session nnd the murket closed easy neariy at botton: figures, The Inte cables were ail lower and a dispatch from New York said there was ubsolutely no demun for freight room and that several ves- sols hud bought whout to make up cargoes. 1t looked as If nows was being manufactured for the purpose of see-sawing the market. May vpened at lhc agalnst 01isc at the elose yesterday, held for some tme within aran:e g1, from i to Ditac, sold up to didic, rocto 1c, rallied to 01%c. broke aguin during the 1ast hour to 90%c, und closed eusy ut 01%¢, Corn was tairly active again and the | fluences which led to vesterday's advance were still effective at the opening” this morn- ing. The market opencd flrm and u little higher than it closed yesterday. ~At the start there was some disposition to sell but the nd- vance reported in New York, the fact that out of the 243 enrs Inspected to store not a car graded contract, und the nervous feeling in wheat, scon turned the market and there was a slight further advance which held for a time after the wheat market weakened. k Wi 8 8ald to have been a 1! buyer of corn toduy: tho purchaso on this nocount, It was thought, would aggregate over 1,000,000 bu. Duriug the last hour Pardridge bocame the ontrolling feuture in the market and his sales, coupled with the weakness in wheut caused n break and the murket closed at bottom fizures, Muy started at4l%c, galnst dile us the lust figure yesterday, weukened 10 4lhic, advunced to 4i%e. weuk: ened 1o and closed ut 4lc. Onta sympathized with corn und May closed ALH0%c, u 1088 Of K. Hog products started higher on the moder- ate receipts of live hogs and the ad- vance of from 10¢ 10 15¢ the yards, But reallzing sales were freo and gome of the leuding packers offered pro- ducts freely and the market soon eased off, There were several fluctuations within nurrow 1imits thereafter and the close wis at slightly lower prices than those at the end of the session yesterda. Estiniated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 150 curs; corn, 250 1 outs, 180 cars; hogs, 20,000 head, The leading futures ranzed as foliows OATS NO. January. May..,. BHORT Riis " Januar, Cush quotations were us follow. Frour—Steady una unchanged. WHEAT spri spring wheat, 8114 Corn—tligher OATB—No. 81@i2¢; No. RvE—No. BANLEY— 600 No. 4, i 2H@5ee. FLAX SEED—N0, 1, 05%@00c. TIMOTHY SEED—PFinie, #1.25@1.98, PORK--Mess pork, per bbl., 85! t., 8.475@0.50; short Tl dry salted shouldors (boxed), short clear sides (boxed), #0000 .“;V"‘lllsx\—l)llllllnm' finished goods, per gal., EUaARS—Cut lonf unchunged. Recelpts und shipments oday were as fol- ARTICS EIPTS. | SHIPMENTS, Flour, barre 11,000 60,000 000 166,000 10,000 500] On the Produce exciiange toduy the butter market was firnis fanoy Elgin crea. .‘an"‘(cg:dflxiwl'“”" '.'MD'«’N]C’ llfllhlufil’_\fl selec uiry, - ordinury, 200522 2o, ¥ ! OnEESk—Stendy: full cronm cheddars Jie: fata, 11Glixe:” Young Aweri o Hipes—Uncha wot salted New Or- leans selected, 45 to 75 1bs., 6@Sc; toduy's se- Jected, ) to 60 1ba., (@ TaLLow—Unchin ed New York Markets, FLOUR—Recelpts, 10. puckuges: exports, 18611 barrels, K061 sacks; market dull and hoavy; sules, 18,45 bbls, WreAT—Receipts, 60,000 bu.; export 765 Du.; snles, 4,410,000 bu. futures, 264,00 vi. spot. Spot mirket unsettied, but moder- ately active, olosing eus; red, #1.020 1425 In store and ele: i, BLUSL@1. 044 BL.08L,@1 (5% 1. o b No. red, wo; red. 00c@81.0i%; No. 1" northern, 44@1.04%: No | hard, $1.064@1.07: N northe W%e: No. 8 spring, 0.@604 ¢ tons de W@ho on forelg and wewk cables, ndvanced #@ho with in creased oxport_demund, declined 4@ Xe on further wenkness in tho cables, and closed weak with January and Februnry for the da; © up: other months L@ie lower; N h unuury, @ 1.0245, closing at 1. ry, $LOIN@LO2Y, closing at 81.0: n.wwl.m!\. olosing at #1.02% @108, closing at #LU3Y%: May, $LOI 13-1 102 0-10, elosing at 81.01% 5 June. §00% cazdl, 03, olosing at 9he: July, 0%@ue, closing ui e, k!t—Egu{; western, W@M!50. Sales, 24,000 bu. luto February, part atiiie. BanLey—Irregular und quict; No. 2 Mil- waukeo, W@7le, Sales, 10,00 bu. two-rowed u‘&‘l;llre stute ut G5¢; 10,000 bu, six-rowed state oy gAll l\i‘llA‘L‘rfl)ll‘;‘I\!.‘ . JORN—Receipts, 105400 bu.i exports. 45,645 bu.; sules, 604,600 bu. of futires; 112,000 bu. of gpots spot murket " opensd strongor, closed ower, less uctive: No. 2 5@dlo in ele- yator; bl@i2 afloat; ungraded ixed fauicr Noo & BGwGe steamer mixed. @SN — Optfons advanced K@le o active tradihg through western munipulu- toni declined #@ic on weak lato cabies; closed unchunged 10 e lower; Junuury, 404 e cloatuk 0% c; February, 405@aisc. clos: nr% arch, d44@30c, ciosing 0%0: April, flb .“‘;. closing 40l4c; May, #0%@0¢e, clos- ng $9Nc, JATS—Receipts, T8 bu.i exports. 180,000 bu.; sules, . MLOW bu. of futiiress T bu: of spots spot warket opentd higher, closed weaker and d du'l, Irregulur: Junuary, weuk und 860, closing % b afloat March, April, l’x‘.fn.x:'i ury, 4 olosing No. 2 white i No. 2 Chlcago, $:3@7e. v—Easy und quiet. lors—Firm; fair de DGAK—uw, steady; sales, 1400 tons to Philudelphls oo privete terms; refined quiet and easlor; the outside quotations are those posted by "the trust: iuslde prices over the rebute: No. 7,8 7-1064 9-16¢; No. 8, 3x@dlse; off A, d%@3Ne; powdered, 45@iN0i cubes. 1@ e. AN L Apana—Now Orlenns. quict and steady. RiCi—Staady and quiot. PEnOLEUN Stoady and Unlted weudy, quiet; erude 2 S I quiet; alosed at 620 for February. COrTo N BRED Uil Bige: yellow Aadige. ALLOW—Eusy. Rosix—Steady and quler. TuRPENTINE--Quiet und firm at K@bise. PoRK—Quiet; ness, W.75@1.75; extra prime, ‘0!7!‘ MEars—Firm, fairly setive; nickled belllos, 64@hise: plokled shoulders, So: piek- Ied Iiass, b per ib.; middies, frm; short eloar, ARD-About steady, dull; western steam osed Bt 818714 sales, 500 tierces eity at§6.40 Febroary, 80.78; ¥.01@%.00, closing nd quiet! western n y. 2@Re; we @ie; Eigin, ¥ 4 Moderate demand and firm; part 5. 6t and steady; western, 4@ 8. $,20 DRCKAZCS. Quict wnd &t domostic pulled. 2@:gc; Texas, 16 g Pra Tros —Steady: Amerl R15.0017.75 CopPER—Dull and weak; 1 ke, $10.6:04, LEAU-—Quiet and firm: domestic, #i. Tis—Dull and steady: straits, $10.70. fleece, @4.10. Omaha Produce Markets, Fruirs—California riversidge orange 2.60; Washington navels, $4.75@4.00; Cal tan ines, K00 per box; Floridn oranges, brights, £2.7503.0); russets, #2.5062.60; Florida wostern applos, £l jght bring*25¢ more. $2.50@ fornin 25) per bbl New York VEGETA' 1b in crates; dor. EGG8—A good many wero offered at 20c. PovLTRy-— Chickens. 0@f7e: eeese, ducks and turkeys, 010c. GANE--No sale for rabbits, wilt enough to pay shipping charges, TIAY—Market gintted : §5.0040" BuTTe try. Vel FLouR—Omaha Milling company’s Rellunce Patent, £2.00; Invincible Patent, $2.5); Lone tar Superlntive, £.23; Knowflake. $1.00; Fancy amily, 8L8): 8 B, Glliman's Gold Medal, 82.057 8now White, $2.35; Snowflake, ¥.0 ; low grade, #1.60: Queen of the Pantry, &2 HIDES—No. 1 groen snited hides, 44@i%c No. 2 green sulted hides, sgiio: No.| ereen salted hides. 25 to 40 Ibs., 44@4Xc; No. 2 green sulted hides. 25 to 40 ibs., s@ie: No, I veal calf, 8 to 19 1bs., 6e; No. 2 veal onlf. 8 to 13 Iba, No._Ldry fiint hides, 7@8c; No. 2 dry flint hides, 5@6c; No. 1dry sated lldes. 5a0c. Tal- Tow. No. i, 3%4@do; tallow, No. 2, dige: grease, white A. 4@y white ' B, 314@ixc: grense, yellow, de; grease: durk, 2iges old but ter, 2@2l4c; boeswax, priwe, 1o rough tal- low, 114@2 nome grown lettuce, 45¢ per not bring per ton. Fair to good, 16@1ic; ehoice coun- Omaha Grain Market, Prices basod on delivery at Mississippl rivel points, Nebraska inspection and ten da. shipment, unless otherwise stated. Cash grain calis for shipment within five days. Vi 0. 2 spring, K¢ bId: No. 8 spring, No. 1 7o bid. sie bid; No. 3 white, 0501 N nixed, S04 bid. OATs—No. No. 2 mixed, No. 3 CORN--N ash, d7c bId, Bilo usked; runry, ¥ usked; white, No. @ioe. Among the salos were: 200 No. 2 corn, §8%0: 2,500 same, do: 5,000 same, dc: 5,000 same, Hie: corn, thirty days shipment.' St. T dtse: 4,000 No, § white outs, February, i 000 No. 3 or better corn, Burlingtqn 'term twenty days shipment. 365e; 6,00 sume, 36%c 5,000 No. 2 corn St. Louls p. t. DOARD OF TRADE NOTES. Over 100,000 bushels of grain were reported as sold by Omuhin brokers at midday. At Jeust 60 per cent of the corn arrlving at Omaha is grading No. 2 at the present time. Churles J. Chisim, traveling freight agent of the Chicago & Alton railroad, was in und spent the duy with his brother, . H. Chisam of the Bourd of Trad Boston Wool Market, BOSTON. Muss.. Jan, 2.—There has been more trade fn domestic wool, but less In A tralian. The totul soles arow,319,000 pounds. which bout 1000,000 pounds 'were. foreigi arades. o considerable portion of carpet stock: Ohig fleeces sold more freely at 28u for X, 200 o for XX and XXX und ulove; Michiean X has been dull at 2315@27; No. 1 clothing wools have been in demund at e for Ohlo and 3450 for Michigun; No. 1 combing wools have been steady at 26@2%e, Ohlo_fine delaine, 13 Michizan fine delaine, 52 unwashed combing wools huve been unsteady, demand at 26@20c for onre guarter and Ue for three-elghths blood.~ Falr sales of territorial wools are re- ported fn the range of 16, or on 1 scoured hasis of 5360c for ine; 5@57C for fine medium and 5'@530 for medium; spring Oalifornia wools have been selling ut 24c una ‘Texus wools —at 180X Orezon wools have veen dull. There fs a steady call for Ohlo and Michigan unwashed #and umerchantable flocces at 10@20c a8 1o Puiled wools have been fn goud den hoice_super selling ut 40@42c: fair to good supers, HEIC. und extra, 2@¥c. Australisn wools have been selling “nt i24@i2c. Large trunsactions covering two or threo weeks ure reported in foreign carpet wools. Minnenpolis Wheat Market, MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Jan. 2).—Wheat was weak today, but held fairly steady through sesslon, closing with o small deeline from the opening price and e under last night's closing. Muy opened ut 86%c, %c under last night's olose, und hield very steady until neur the close of the session, when there was n slight break. Thore wus considerable trad- Ing, chiefly of the slumping order. May at 80%c: Junuary utBie; ¢1sh market wus aotive on'the grades 1 northern at f3%c: 0o grace sold on a wide range. Receipts of wheat hero were 22 cars; nt Duluth and Superior 8 onrs. Close: No.1northern, January, &c; yesterday, Biic: May, opening ut B6%c; high- est, 8051 lowest, 86'4c; closing. 8 duy, 87507 on track, No. 1 hard, 8ilsc northern, #5c; No. 2, northern, $0@s: Kansas City Markets, KANSAS Ciry, Mo.. Jun. 2. —WHEAT—Easler; : No. 2 red. 85c. Was firm; No. 2 mixed sold at #@ No. 2 white, 3¢, 3 Were steady; No.2mixed sold at 20¢; 2 white, L0c. RyE—Steady Lo FrAx SEED—8i¢ on a basis of purs. BRAN—Firm; sackea, ¢ HAY—Firm, unchanged: timothy, $0.00; fancy pralrie. .00 good 1o choice, $5.00@6.00; low grndes. £.00, RECEIPTs—Wheat, 19,000 bu.; corn, 2,000 bu.; 0,000 bu.; corn, 67,000 bu. ; white 0a1s, nons SuipMmeNTS-—Wheat, outs, 4,000 bu. New York Dry Goods Market, New Yonk, Jan. 20.—The demand for dry goods contiuued moderate und conservative today. In fact there was uo change in the at- titude of buyers, which seems to' be to get goods delivered us fast as possible and buy as little us possible, " At the sume time thero ap- pears to be no lack of confidence as to the fu- wure, anc low erade cottons tend to firmness with the wdvance in print oloths. Business in clothinz woolens was falr on the average and especlally good in small wool fubrics, Duluth Wheat Market, Durura, Minn.. Jun. 20.—The marketopened here about e off on No. I northern, but quickly recovered and tho advance’ was steady until it had reached 8¢, a cain of Yo. The eurly risc was duo to heuvy trading. The murket closed from de to o eluw lust night, Closo: hard. cash. 8ic: Junuary, 88ie} o; No. | northorn, cush, 84¢; Junu- y, B%e: Mity, B0tie; No. '2 northern, cash, 06; No. 8, 71%0; rejocted, le on track; No. 1 Liurd, 8¢: No. 1 northern, 8. 00l Murkets, LIVERPOO! .—WHEAT—Qulet but stondy; demand poor: holders offer moder- ately; No. 1 Californin, ts 11i4d per cental; receipts of wheat for the pust three days, 114,000 ventals, including 113,000 Amerio Conn—Eany; demnnd fuir; mixed westorn, 48 754 per cental; receipts of Amerlean corn for the past three days, 2:0,200 centals, LARD—Prime western, 48 6 per ewt. AMERICAN Live CATTLE-Sinking the offal at 5%d per pound, Coffee Market, EW YOUK. Jan. 20.—Options opened firm and from 10 0 %0 points up, closing steady ind unchanged 1o 5 points up: wuice. .30 Dags, nluding; Tunury. $LL150140; Fobe FUNEY. 54815.00, Murch, 812,652 12.15; April. 323061240, Ny, 81420125 J une, no quotu- tions; July. $11.05; Septem ber, 81185511903 Oo- tober. 1175 spot Rio, firm; fair demand; No. Milwaukee Markets, LWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. 20~ Wy No. 2spring, 86e: No. 1 northern. Firm: No. i #7lqc¢, Oars—Higher; No. 2 white, 51@31%c: No. 8 white, 204463150, BARLEY—Firin{ No, 2, 8605 sumple, 2@00c, Rye—Firm: No. L s1e, uis Murkots, 1. Lous. Jun. @, ~WHEAT — Lower: cushi. B@He. CoRy-—Lower OATS—Stoudy Pork—Quiet Lako-Firmel Whisky—41.16 Chiie OINCINNATL, O, wWh@nie, Comn- nath Markets. Jan. W~WHEAT-Firm at 2 mixed, 0K@41 450, nd ' No. # mixed, ®2i@%se, Toledo Graln Market, ToLEDO, O.. Jun. 20.—WHEAT-Easler; 2 cush and Juanuary, 0o, v—Easler; No. 2 cash 30%e. OArs—Quict; cash, doe. No. American Relrigerator Heef. LoxDoN, Jan. 2.—Amorloan refrigorator beo. forequartors. Js KA@'s 1005 hindgyarters, 5 04@A8 por & 1s by the oaroass. orelgn OU Market, LONDON, Jan 2).-L(NSEED CAKE—ls for western per ton, Traders' Talk. OnicaGo, Lk, Jan. 29.—Counselman & Day to Cockrell “Hros: The Fumors of large pur- chases of whoat for export yesperday fulled of confirmation this morning. Early cables were hoavy und this market opened weax ou reselllug by the lon, ment. Several spots of strength uppeared euusing rall day's high polnt, Walle ness was reported in interior wmills, export sales THE OMAHA DAILY HEfi.- SATURDAY, JANUARY This cansed a weak feeling and enongh real- fzing during the Inst half hour of the session to huve ordinarily broken May wheat tu e, but the market appeared to be pegged at Ol¢ and closed with that price asked. Corn and onts were bought frecly by shippers aintil wheat and pork wenicened. when the mar- kot were left to themselves and sold off on selling by r aders. We expect a lively corn murket next month and a largo move- ment_eastward. advance of f5in hogs cnused n in_provisions. but brokers g St pric " it Packers gonerally appear to be 1beral selle: on zood rallies, and we believe in following them at present, CHICAGO, T11., Jan, %.<F. G, Lozan nds Conmission Company: Whe: weak, The amount of business is light wad Targely local ples cont nue dull and de- pressed. The woenther ail over this continent Is springlike and rather tends to help the weakness. Any change tq winter weathor would cause n change of sentiment and higher prices. Receipts of winter and spring wheat are light. Corn opened up stronz but heavy realizing by the buyers uround 4le suppliod the demand. Tho movement s light withoutan Increase we will have higher pri The demund for shipment s good. Provision ware quiet. There was leavy selling by holders; the buying was seattered, Receipts ogs are gkt On all weak markets bu CiicAGo, 111, Jan. 20— Kennett, Hopkins & Co. 10§, A. Meivhorter. The opening in wheat was weak on easfer cables and fine weather, but room traders appeared to be short. and after hammerine the market for « time and Joosing niore wheat. they were forced to cover by the heavy buying of n promi- nent commission house advancing the market "o oy - for May. Longs suppled the emand and closing cabies coming in materinily lower there was break to%0%. On the rumor that Pardridze would take enouth wheat to prevent puts frou be ng zood the murket righted itself and settled down to extremeo duliness. [t hardly seems possible to hold prices with forelgn markets so duil. It Is true that clearances are fair and the export demunds moderately good but receipts ut primary markets nppear 1o be Increasing foreign stocks ns well as_our own don't fall ol enough to uttract good in- vestment buying. The market railies easily from time to time, but conditions are present In favor of lower prices. In corn. and oats the sharp advance brought out free offer- ings from longs and prices subsidod somewhat under these realizing sales. but the sellers will doubtless be good buyers on weuk spots, and we look for higher prices in the near f\ In provisions there were no conspicuous tea tures. Prices are held better than antici- pated by ‘most traders We wouid tuke profits on these sharp rellies, but don't look for a pronounced breal ‘0.t0 1, opened und STOCKS AND BONDS, Firm Temper Was Malntain During the Greater Portion of the Day. NEW Youk, Jan 20.—The stock market again showed the effects of continued hammering by the bears and thelr allies, the traders, but a firm temper wus maintained during the greater portion of the day and notwithstand- ing the pressure of the professional eiement, prices ylelded only slightly and even in the speciiities, which wore marked as particularly vulnerable, few show losses of moment. The toreigners were both buyers uud sellers in the market, Louisyille & Nashville belng specially pressed forsale by forelgn houses and that stock 1s the only one of the usually active tailroad shares which scored any material 10ss for tle any. The selling, how- ever. had more of the appearance of profes- slonal prossure for effect upon the rest of the market than of genuine liguidation of long accounts und the slight fufluence which it had on tho rest of the Iist indicated the tem- per ot bolders in kencral. As usual of late, ew stocks monopolized the marked moves, and while a few were vory strong others were equally as weak. The feature of the fore- noon'strading was the unusual activity and strenzth in Denver & Rio Grande preferred, which scored’a handsoms advance and held it throughout the day. Rumors were aflont to account for the movement that the road was about to become u part of u new through line, but it Is under- stood that the affairs of the company are now In better shape than for years and the time has come for a movement in _the securities of the roud. Luckawannu was also a strong po'nt, but its prominence in the market has been heavily d2minished during the last two duys, The movement in Manhattan seems to- have reached its limit and that stock further retired duclng the day while among the specialties Edison Electric oamo to the front with a large ndyance on light trading. The.wenkest stock, however. was Distlllers, which steadily fost’ground all day long and showed increased animation on the deciine, The rest of the market was quiot all day and traded in within narrow limits. The cluse was guiet and steady to @rm at losses in most stocks. Distiliers, however, is off 2% per cent: Loulsville & Nashville, 1% per cent, and Manhattan, 1 per cent; while Edi- son rose 4% per cent; Michigan Central, 1 per cent; Eenver & Rio Grande preferred, 1X per cont, and Luckawanna, 1% per cent. Goverament bonds have been dufi and firm. Stute bonds have been dull und firm. The following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- chunge Atchison. Adows E ay Chl. & B do preferred Ohlo Mississi) do pref Ontarlo & Westel Oregon lmproveme't Oregon Nav..... Oregon Trans. Pacific Mall... 0 P.D&E.... .. 109% | Pittsburg. .. .. .. 12%| Pullman Palace... {1254 Rending ....... +e0 1485 | ROCK Istand. .. 503§ *St. L. & 8. F. Ist pfd East Tennessce. . St. Paul.. PURETREPNS . do Ist preferred... 6 do preferred. do ind preferred.. 164 |5t P.. Min, & Ma: Erle. . 8134 Bt. Paul & Omaha. do preferred. ¥ort Wayne. Chl. & East 11l Hocking Valley Houston & Texas. Iilinols Contral 8t ¥ Kans |Wells Fargo Ex| Lake Erle & West b Western Unlon do preferred. .. |Am. Cotton Oll...... Lake Shore. |Colorndo Coa |*Homestuke. |Iron silver Ontarlo Quicksliver. do preferre Sutro. Bul Rich. & W. Wisconsin *do pre ¥ American Expres Centr Ches. & Obio. 26 do 1st preferred. .. 40 2nd preferred... & Chicago & Alton. "B & Del. Hudson Del. L. & W. D & K. 6. pid. Memphis & Ch Michigan Cent Mil. L. 5. & W, do preferred Minn, & St. L. do preferred. % Missour Pacific ntral, || 184 Mobtle & Ohlo 1 orthern pfa.. 124 Nashylile Chatt. 20 N.J. Central... b Norfolk & West pfd. 494 (Southern Pacltic. Northern Pacitic..... 24 |Oregon 8. L. & U. N, do preferred. R.G.W. . U. P.. Denver &G R GLW.dis. o +bid, The total sales of stooks today were 1,061 s Juding: ~Atchison, 7,060: Canada Southern. 4,21, Chicago Gas, 7.608; Delawure Luckawnnna_& Western, 8015 ' Brie, 4,100; Louisville & Nushville, 24020: Manhuttan, 4, Missourl Pacific, 4910; Northwestern, 5~ 045, Northern Pacific’ preferred. 10,025; Read- ing, 1L500; St. Puul, 10,626; St. Paul & Omaha, 4,72); Western Unlon, 15,405, g it Financinl Review. New YOuK, Jan 20.—The Post says: The ro- murkable discrimination in favor of dividend paying stocks, which his churacterized tho Wiiola of this week's market, again controtlod the movement of pricos toduy. In one respect the market contrasted singulurly with thut of lust week and the weei before. It wus 8o fur trom bo.ng n professional market, in the usual scceptution of the term, thut the up- pearance of a room trader as der up of prices, which happ in Munhattan, was the signal for an immedi- ate suspension of other people's purchases Indeed. it cunnot bo doubted that at least a lurze proportion of the room traders are en- listed agalnst the present murket; a faot which will not greatly disturb those who have watched the recent” achievements of these worthies. $ New York Mouey Market, NEw YOitk, Jan. 20.—MONEY ON CALL—Easy, ranging from %@ per cent; last loan, 1% per cent; closed offered at 1% ber cent. Piise MERCANTILE PAVER—{@3% per cent, NG EXCHANGE—Quiet but stoady at #4.84 for sixty day bllls und 808 for de- maud. The elosing quotations on bond: U8 derex.. *Mutual Union te . U. 8. 48 coup. N.J. 0 Int. Cert .. SO.E die g *Pacitic’ s of 0T i o 1064 [t 1%, C. & Pac. | Den. & K. G. 1sts. 117" | fox. . L. 6. Tr. He Den. & K. G 4s...... 80 |Tex P K. G.Tr. Kots 40 rie nds.... ...... 106k(*Union Paclfic lsts...107 K & T 1 West Bhore K &T. sigliden. & 1 G London Stock Market. [Copyrighted 1892 by James Gordon Bennett.] Loxpox, Jap. %.—[New York Herald Cable —Bpecial to THE BeE|—-In the stock markets there is now no special feature, Today's dealings were restricted, as usunl on the list duy of the settlement. Pric ened firu, but did not keep up. Americans clused un- settled. Denver common preferred bus been lurgely bid for und bus risen iy 10 % per cont. - The advance 15 marked in Norti- ern Pacitic preferred. Lake Shore, New York Central, Philadeiphis. Read- ing first income and Wabush issucs. Most others are dull. Several cuses are lower —Louisville & Nashville showlug the gréatest dopression. Howe ralls were tairy strong. Canadisn Pacific wus freely offo ust At the olose at % per cent lower. Grand Teuok, however, was well malntained Funds are unchauged, “withough- there ls no lwpnive: mens, The demsnd for money Lus been Ay firmer. Short loany. discount. The ma x ana three-monthe by t0 2 per cent. sib Loxvow, Jan. S-he followinz were the London stock quomtons closing at 4 p. m: S JigAllinels Central Hea Srdin ary By 8t Pam common . S Wik New York Central.. 118 A Reading P [ from 110 1'4 per cent continues quiet. Two g are quoted at from 1% Consols mos Consols e N. Y. I &0 Iste Can. Paeific T T Erle seconds BAR 811 MONE: y Rate of discountedn the open market for both short and three months' bills, 154@: per cent Amount of bulltori whthdr: of Engiand on balahes touny, wn from the Bank £100.0. Finanoinl Note: NEW Onueans, La., n. W—Clearings, 1,003,502, . ICANSAS 1,470,004, PAd1S, Jan, 2).—Three percent rentes, 05f 3¢ for tho account. NEW YORK. Jan. 20 Crty, Mo. Jan. 20.—Clenrings, alunce: PHRILADELPHIA, | fugs, #L821,180; balances, § per cent. OINCINNATL, O, Jan. 20.—Money, 3@3 per cent; New 'York exchunge, 2¢ premium. Clearings, $2,210,05)., 8. Louts, Mo.. Jan, 20.—( ings, #L512,340 balances, 804,613, Money, 6@i per cont, E change on Now York, f)¢ premium. CRICAGO. 111, Jan. 20.—Money easy. at 5@6 per cent. Olearings. 06,207, Now York exchung, pur. Sterling exchange, quiet and unchange BOSTON, Mass, Jan, %.—Bank olearing #$14,000,717 bulances. €3.004.222. Money, 14 per cerit. | Exchange on New York, swioe dis- count per $1,000, HAVANA. Jan. 20.—Spanish gold, $2404@ 41. Exchange weak: on the United States bort sight gold, 8X@ve premium; on London, 18§@10¢ premium, Rate. ¥ per ¢ Bank clear- Money, i Boston Stock Market, BORTON. Mass.. Jan, :0.~The followinz were the closing prices on stocks on the Boston stock market tod Atchison & Topeka, | n & Montann.. 39% . 201%|Calumet & Hecla.... 206 Boston & Albanf Boston & Maine.... 160ig | Franklin....... 1% C.B.&Q. cee 110 Kenrange oooonee 104 Fitehburg R\ &2 |Osceoln RO 2+ Filnt & Pore Mptd.. 181 Santa ¥Fo Coppor.... oy | Tamarack .. LRAFLS..... Maes, Coritrai.’.." Il Annison Land Co . 1974 Boston Land Co..... Mex. Cont. common. N. Y. & N England. 60ig| West End Land Co. N. Y. & N. Eng. 7s....1213¢ | Bell Telophon Lamson Store 8., Oid Colony . ... 16 Rutland commory ' 4ig|Water Power.... Rutland com. pfd... 1 Wi Wis. Cen. common. 19 Allouer M Co.(new). 136|B. & B. C. 9% New York Mining Quotati NEW Yok, Jan, 20.—The following are the closing mining stock quotations: 1% [1ron Biiver.. . 200 |Mexican 125 |Ontario.. Ophir int . Con. Cal. & Va... Deadwood T Eureka Con. Gould & Curr: Homestake. Horn Silve |Standard . Unlon Con .. Yellow Jacket. Denver Mining Stocks. DENVER, Colo.. Jun. 20.—The following list is the closing quotationson the Mining excnange toduy. 11,000, Alicghany.. Bangkok-Cora B.... 5 [Ironclad Bates-Hunter.. ¥ '|Juatice ... Blg8ix..... ........° 5% Loxington... Brownlow 4% | Matchless. Calllope. 15" | Pay Rock.". Diamond B. . 4%/ Potost. .. Denver Gas and Oil_'7_|Rialto LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Omaha Experiences Another Light Run of Cattle and Hogs. OMANA, Jan. 20.—Rocelpts tor five days foot up 8207 'cattie, BH4F hogs and §.852" sheep against 12,108 cattle, B2047 hoze and 2,241 sheep the same five days last woek. The general cattly market showed little or no change, although with only a moderaty run and favorable pastern advices there was a deoidedly better tone to tho trade. So far this week there has_boen n falling off com- pared with the | same time last week of ‘about. 4C00: head, <atill _the supply, hight. ~ -as. it does - not - _seem to fall very wuch short of the demand. While Dboth shipping und local buyers wanted a few cuttle thoy did not want them bud enough to pay more than steady prices. The klillers wanted light steers und the shippers wanted heuvy cuttle, while the offerings were largel on the medium welgnt order from 1150 10s. to 1,2501bs, Trading was moderately active and a fair clearance was effected. Good 1,23 to 1500-1b. steers sold from $3.70 to $4.10 and 00 to 1,2.0-1b. stock from K116 to 83.50. The general axpoo! pretty good cuttle soia from 8 to 70. Butchor stuff was In good demand and sold substantially stronger than yesiwerday; that 18, the fuir to good grades soid stronger. On anything good enough for the dressed beef buyers prices were 15¢ to 20c better thun Tues- day. Common and Inferlor grudes were rather slow sale and often, If not g rally, at shaded prices. Bulls, oxen and stugs werc strouger at from 8'.25 to $1.50 and calves were firin at from $2.00 to 85,00, The stocker and feedor trade was lignt usual and pr ces, while strong, were not no- ticeably stronger thun sterday. Fair to 2ood stock s selling from 8270 to $515. Repre- sentutive sales: STRERS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr 18.. 043 8330 20..1228 8460 20,1146 8 8 365 3201187 370 . 130107 470 L1450 F 1206 [T sasgeses - £8 sEEE oo 8..1000 6.. 853 1..100) PRSI 1R SoaeSCSSS82388ES wsase: SZNCSSRBZBLELEEESELEE BEEE T — 5 1900 1S A 1S RS ED ronn e £ BTZZAIIIDINCEESSHELTIBE! CALVES, 200 200 BULLS, 1..145% 1..1150 1. 600 1.15% 1.01250 1..1480 1..1490 1.3 BPAGS. 5 = 8 caasces goszess S ——— s 8 gsss8x82 . STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, 225 2 50 265 2170 K 270 2% 2% MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, 1cow an’l 1 cow und g 1cow and calf.. )\ lil, 1SDPINGOR.. . oev o asogn e Hoas—The light reselpts furnished another surprise for dewlers.only 10 curs belng re- ported in the yurds. cdhere was no materiul Chunge in the quatity of the offerings, l- though If anything they were hardly a purlier i the woolk, With the liniited sup- iy hore und other uigekats reportad stronger, Feia ot tuko deate Ton tosizo un the situ - ation and get dows o business. Shippiug orders were light. - but locul houses were all good buyers and prices were about i0c higher from the start Trading wus active at the'udvance and the Dens were about clewred by 10:4, the murkot Closing up strong. The best hewvy hogs sold Wt frow #4390 o 84375, comumon heavy and ixed puckers at froni 435 to 84.00. lixht ana Tight taixed londs at from H.15 to 8430, Bulus Wore mostly from $4.26 Lo #.85, against $4.15 1o {0 $4.25 Friduy. The average price pald leing iy wowinid WU Thursdey and 8100 lust Priduy. Representative sales: No. sh Pr. No. Av. A 800 0..... 22 FRE 406 6., 416 260 Sh. Pr. 355 43 b snnhohaseol NEEEE - £3 gepreresenoREsan Ezzgfeziiel) EssssessEEs 30, 1892, 4 80 12......810 1pts were fulr. but trad| Ive although prices n gencral Ir to good natives are quotable 5,25, westerns nt & p #5300, com= mon and_stockers at 0 to #1.75 lambs from $1.00 0 $.50. Represontaiive sules No. Av 20 natives, mixed, . AT 101 westernsgmixed ¢ ) fr. L) 46) Recelpts and Disposition of Stock, Official recolpts nnd disposition of st ns shown by the hooks of the Unlon Sto Yards l'l)'ll‘lllll) for the twenty-fonrhoars, ending at So'clock p. m. January ATTLE. | 1ous. | smuEr MORSES & WIS, «. [Heond|Cars. [Hend| Cars. | Hond. L T BT A P DISPOSITION, vl .. Ing company . Q. mond company . Ewifi & Co.... Cudahy Packing ¢ Sperry & B...... i Bhippers and feeders. . Leftover Total © Stock Market. CHICAGO, T11.. Spectal Telogram to E BEE, g6 wasupparent In any he features of the cattle murket today The demand was not less active thun bof and as the arrivals were aga'n lizht prices continued to have an improved trend. Every- thing from serawny old cows up found rendy buyers. ind ut the best prices for the week. From $2.00 {0 $.75 was freely pa \mon t0 #00d cows, and from %1.0) 10 & holce qualities. Bulls were In demand at from §:.i5 o $3.75, and dressed beef and shipping steers were sulable ut from €15 to #.065. Inferior cows were quoted at from §.25 to $1.65. The calf market ulso showed strength, the offer- ings benz inadequate. The hog murket opened u good big 10¢ hizher thun yesterday and thatadvanco was sustained to'the end.” The jump yesterday in hog product wus _the principle ciuse of “the upturn in the value of the live animal. though the prospect of deercased arrlvuls for next week was a stimulaving factor. Trade ovened ourly and briskly at from .40 to $1.70 for very common to fuicy heavy, and ut #.:40 to #.00 for poor to cholce assortea light welzhts. Of the former the bulk went out of salesmen’s hands at from .35 10 #.05 and from $6.10 to $4.35 boueht the urgest part of the light welghts, droves averazing less than 200 pounds. ‘The sheep trade was dull toduy and prices weuk und variable. Shippers remuined idle and local slaughterers meetinz with little or no_competition from thut quarter supplied thelr wants at reduced . prices. The wurket was from 10 to 15 lower than Wednesday ut £3.45 to 150 for poor to medium and at 84.65 to .90 for good to choice, Thete wasa corre- sponding weakness inlambs which are now quoted at from $1.23 to .35, Recelpts ‘were: Cattle, 8,000; ho sheep. 4,000, The Evening Journal reports: —Recelpts. 8.000; shipments, LU ket slow und steady to a shade £00d to prime steers, $1.50@5. .25; stockers, §2.0.@1.30; cows, Hoas—Recelpts, 0. murket active, opene 5¢ to 10c higher; roug mixed and packers, H.4504 and butchers' welght, $1.4.@4. light, $4.40@ 455 SHEEP--Recelpts, 5,000; shipments, 500: ma ket unsettled: sheep steady: lambs lowe native ewes, ®LO.@4.00: ml £4.60@5.0 wethers, 8. 5005 Texans, $4.25@5.25; west- erns, §.00425.30; 1ambs, 5,250 New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK. Jun. 20.—BEEVES—Recelpts. 1.647 hend, Including 40 curs for sale: murket notive and steady: nutive stoers. #4.00@5.15 per 100 1bs.; bulis and cows. $L63@3.15; dressed beet steady at 64@ge per Ib. Shipments today. 1,400 quarters of beof; tomorrow, 178 head and 6,000 quarters of boot. CALVES—Rocelipts, 38 head: market firm; veals, 85.00@5.50 per 100 1bs.; grassers, 83.00. SHEEP — Receipts, 2254 head: market, wenk: sheep, M.00@0.00 per 100 10s.; Inmbs, 86.2507.00 dressed mutton stealy at 74@0ie per Ib, dressed lambs dull at 9@10%c per 1b. Hoas—Recelpts, 1,494 head, consigned direct; nominally stendy at 81.1024.% per 100 Ibs, Kansas City Live Stock Market, KANSAS OITY. Mo.. Jan. 2).—CATTLE--Re- celpts. #,300: shipments, 0)U. Steers were quiet and stendy to 10c lower: cows steady to strong, and feeders weuk: drossed beef and shippin steors sold at 815047 B 45040 stockers and feeders, ¥2. 000; the Hoa:—Rzcelpts. c higher; all grades, 10,0005 CATTLE mar- lower: nd common, & prin y murkat was active KL.00G4.55; bulk. $1.1504.95. SHeeP—Receipts, 1.200: shipments, 500; tho market was quiet and 20c to 3¢ lower than the first of the week. St. Louis Live 1. Loms, Mo. Jan. 2. ~CATTLE = Rec 500; shipments. 49; market strong; Te. Tndian steors, 82552 1.40. Hoas—Itecelpts, 5.6) : shipments, #,20); mpr- ket opened higher, closed weak: heavy, #.400 455; mixed, 1.00G64.45; 11xht. #.25@1.40. Lt Van Houten's Cocoa—Best, and goes far- thest.” ipts, and S Heated Water in a Powder Can, Newrox, N. J., Jan. 20.—As George Ham- lor and Frank Grover, employés at Allen’s granite quarry on the Waterloo mountain, were heating some water yesterday 1n an old powder can it exploded with great forco. Both men were blown a distance of several foot. Hamler was not really seriously hurt, although a piece of flesh wis cut from his breast by a piece of the can, which cut through & thick overcoat besides the man’s clothing. Grover, howevor, was more ser- fously injured. He willlose his right eve. In addition his lett arm anda side were badly bruised. — Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for chil ren toething is the family benefactor. ents a bottle, — North Dakota's Wheat Crop, Guraxp Forks, N. D., Jan, 20.—-Oficial es- timates from the commissioner of agriculture give the following figures on the total wheat crop nf North Dakota for 1801: Total average for the state, 2,865,502 acres; average yield for the state, 22.55 bushels per acre; total number of bushels raised, 64,713,328, A BT Constipation poisons tne blood; DeWitt! Little Esrly Risers cure constipation. The causeremoved, the disoase is gone. R Forced to Close Its Door, LouvisviiLe, Ky., Jao, 20.—The Deposit bank at Glasgow has closed its doors owing 10 the run on it brought about by the rumor that the bank had failed. The bank paid out all its available funds and then assigned. It is stated that every depositor will be paid in full, — DeWitvs Little Earily tusers; best little slis fordyspepsia,sour stomaeh,bad breath B Victory for the Last Chance, Bomse City, Idano, Jan. 20.—In the United States cireuit court, in the case of Tyler against the Lost Chance Mining company, the jury returned a veraict in favor of the defendants. The property involved 1s val- ued at 1,000,000 The case wili be appealed. e A very small pili, buta very good one, De Wit's little Early Risor: B o Stenmship Agents Indicted, New Youk, Jav, 20.—The grand jury of Trenton has found four indictments against the agent of the Hamburg-American Steam ship company and two aguinst tke ngents of the Red Star Steamship company for allow ing two debarred immigrants Lo escape. O No zrl;{pmg no ususes, no pain when Do- Witt's Little Ariliy Risers are taken. Small Pl Safe pill. st pill. Dow’t Be Deceived, especially when your health may be at stake. If any one offers you Jobarn Hoff’s Malt Extract and ‘“Johann Hofl's" signature 18 not on the neck of the bottle, do not take it under any circumstances. Manufacturers” an AWNINGS AND T Omaha Tem & Awning Co, Flags, ham rubbor clothing catalogue. ol and | Bemis Omana Bag co lmporters and monotac turars Flour Sacks, Burlaps and Twine, BICY CLES, AL ML Verrign & O, M 0. Daron, 1003 Dodg Send Bieveles sold on monthly payment: stroot for oue eataloguo | and prices. 1ilg Farnam st., Omaha. HOOTS AND SHOF Morse-"oe 840y Momvany, Fl 1101 Howara Straat Factory corner 11th and Donglas st are maKing €100 pricex to onsh baye selling n class of goods which Is very sal- eable with merchants. Willi oms. Van Aernam & Harte, 1212 Harnoy str Omnha, Neb. - bt American Hand Sewed Shoe Co., | rubbers felt goods 1201-6 Uarnoy streot CARRIAGES, Kirkendall, Jones & Co,, Wholesale Manufactu Hoston Rub- ber Shoe Co., 1102, 1104 and 1105 Harney stréet. CLO 'H1 Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturers and Wholesale Clothlers, 110 Harney streot COAL, COK Coutant & Squir Omana Coal, Cok | Lime ( i Hard and soft coal ship pers. 1505 Farnam street, Omala. Johnson Bros., Hard and «oft coal. S E. | corner 16th and Douglas streets P. P. Mahoney & Co., 1014 Farnam stre et, Soft -Conl - Hard 813 N. 10t Omaha Nel CORNIC Sagle Cornice Works Manufacturers of Gal- vanlzed lron Cornlce. Window caps. metalle skvlights, ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodge st. DRY GOOD-. Dry M. E. Smith & Co, Kilpatrick - Koch o0ds Co Dry goods,notlons, gents furnishing goode. Cor. 11th and Howard sts. e, notlons, fur- nishing good Corner 11th and Howard ELECTRICAL SUPPLI Omaha Consolidat,d Elsotrioal 0> Electro Dynamos, |. Wire and Electrical pitey of All Kinds. 1112 Howard streot, Omaha. Wolf Elec'rical Ca., Tllustrated catalogue tree. 1614 Capitol Avenve. URNITLURE A D CARPETS. Beeve & Runyan Fur- nisure Co., Successors to C.A. Beebe & Co., @race and Lith sts,Omaha GENTS' SHING GUODS, Robinson Notion Co. Blot:hky & Cohen, | J. T. G n’l.T furnl\l;lnl ROOdS, B o e e e ot Bk (Wolauad || Sente! Zuraiabing ecode St Cxbross . mros | Macie, celaneated Brad EAlaL s, conts. ete. 1113 Harney. T GROCERI D. M. Steele & C Blake, Bruce & Co., 1201-1205 Omahy, Neb. 10th and Harney, Omaba, Neb. Brokers and cash buyers. Private_wires to New York, Chicago, and St Louts. 16-1¥ Pourd of 216 Board of Trade Froker in grain, provi- slons andstocks. ¥ OMAHA % 3 ibbers’ Directory HATS, ETO. HIDE ETC. Wo AL Gibhon & Co. | Gea Osberns & € Hats, eans, straw goods, Buyors of hider. wool, Rloves Aad mittens, tallow wnd faes. 12th and Warney, 513 South 15th st HARDWARE, Recter & Withelmy Co. Lobeck & Linn, Bullders hardware an DIchAnies L)1 Omiaha. 1404 Donlns St i ——— HtoN \.\'UIKKH. Cor 10th and Jaoks; Parton & Vierling Ir.n Wirks, Wrought and east fron tding work, enaines, wires to N. ¥ and 8t Loufs. Sands Commission Co, ade. Brokers. Direct wiras 10Chlcugo, New York.and St. Louls. N. Y. Life Bullding. » am Ass work, general —_——— 11IQUORS, Her & co Lignor Merohants, i112 Harney Street. MaDufaetur'rs Kennody's Kast India Bitters, R. R. Grotte, Tmporter and Jobber of Wines and Liquors. 1020 and 1022 Farnam 3t Pricelists on application. Fr ek & Horberts, olesale 1lquor dealers 1001 Farnam st, t. John A, Wakefie d, Charles R. Lee. Hardwood limber, wood carpets and parquet Hooring, 9th and Douglar, Imported. Amoriean Port 1and coment, Milwaikes hydraulle coment and Quincy white lie, l';u\'. MUsSIUAL oneh U, A Howspe, i Millinery, notlons,el onks. Planos, Ay nnos. organ materlals 1515 Douglas atreet, artlste 116-118 8 1ith st. Omaha | oY 5 A. Booth Packg ¢ Platt & Co., Oysters, Fish and Cele 819 South 10th St Packers of oysters, fish and Colery, 108 Lenvenworth St. o1LS. Cosolidated, Tank Line| Co., Refined and lubricating, olls, axle grease, ote. PRODUCE COMMIS- 10N, Branch & Co., Denlers in country prod- uce, frults, vexetablos, | ete Ribbell & Smith, Produce, frults of all kinds, oysters, 13th and Harney Stroets. | Jas. A. Olark & Co. Butter, cheeso, ORKY, poultry and gama. 009 South 13th Street. 1207 Howard Street. Kirshbraun & Sons. Butter, eggs and poultry. 1409 Farnam st Riddell & Co., Butter. cheese. eggs, vox- etndles, frults, poultry and game. “Mullin & M:Olain, cheose. poultry. 158, 1161 Rl Ist bank. G. P;agn;l. Commiskion Merchant, Produce, Butter. Eugs, and Pouitry! Bingimm.’& Son, Sond us your Eggs, Bus- King Papor 0> Wrapplog paper, all kinds of twines, ote 1403 Howard st. Carpenter Paper Oo., Carry & full stock of printing, wrapplog and writiog paper, card pa- per, etc. 10VE R James Hughes, Stovesrepairs of alikinds Couks and Heaters for sale. 007 8. 13th Omahy Stove Repair Wor's. Stove repairs and_water attachments for any kind stove made. 1207 Dovglas. SASH. 1 10YS. M. A. Disbrow & Oo, | Manufacturers of sash, | Tors, dolls hd | fanes good: | nivhing " wooa: s carringe albums, houne SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO, - - ~ GOMMISSION MEROHANT:, Al'en Root & Oo. | Gasmina & Dallaz, Room34 Exchange Build- | Roows, 6) and 6l Kx- Bullding South changa butlding. South Omaha. 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