Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 4, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Prices Struck the Lowest Point Recorded on the Last Crop. NEWS.WAS DISCOURAGING TO HOLDERS Down De- Jquidations Were Quite Free on th Tarn, and as There Was Littl mand Concessions Were Neces sarily Made, On1cAao, Til,, Feb, 3 —Yesterday's weakness In wheat was continued today and values struck the lowest po nt 8o far recorded on the lust crop. The chief depressing cause for some time has been the discoura ing situation abrond. Stocks fn Great Britaln and on the continent have been large, and the tendency 1n prices has been downward for the last two weeks. The Chillan war scare helped to main- taln prices on this side for a time. but now that trouble has been averted conservative traders here Go not look for any marked im- provement in values until the export demand wd European prices improve, unless the growing winter crop should show material damage. The trading in this market for som dnys has been lurgely of a scalping charac- ter. Pardridge has been conspleuous as the leader in this oline, selling on the advances and covering on the recessions at e or Mo profit. Ills transactions in this way and in the sale of “options” hive been enormous and the trade generally crodit him with having made in mense profits, somo dealers putting Ehem ak high 18 11,000,000, but theso, of course, 1t is probuble are exaggcrated. The niarket toduy was rather slow and de- cldedly Tower. There was littie in the way of news encouraging to holders and much that Was reverse. Cnbles were wenk, domestic markets heavy, the recelpts in the northwest Iberal and the export clearances moderate. “Theso wealk feutures, with the fact that the de- pression of yesterday brought inlarge selling Orders from outside points, caused the fower ovening. For a time the offerin:s were 8 |wnrl1-l|l|\n>u. Logan, Mit mino-Bodman, and others sel Ine very freely TAquidation was quite free on the down rup, and as there wus little demund concessi hiad to bo made to ind & market for it. Pa dridge wns nzain an ugeressive solior wnd hammered the market viclously, On the break somo of the early sellers began to cover and cubles coming stondier with i decrease of ove 1,000,000 bushels in the available supply re ported by Bradstreet's, there was u ral which carrled prices most to the cl price of yesterduy. Tho strenszth was Only momentary. HOWever a8 anotner ava- Tanehe of ofters quickly paralyzed the market and the downward movement was re- sumed and continued without reaction until the lowest price of the day touched. The confidence seomed to be wholly gone and this, Slth exhansted marging ung the vieious cournge displayed by the bears. was disas- rous to holders. By the break Pardridge and other shorts began fo cover und take their profits Tiverally eausing o raliy to wedium wures, In spite of late weak nnd lower cables, ®nd the close was stendy at the reaction May opened at from 88lo to B83e against 80'5c nt the close yesterduy, settlvd around bottom figures for a time, then advanced to 8dc, broke o 88e, rallied nnd closed at 8&igc. Corn showed declded strongth at the start and was going up steadily until the weakness fn wheat beeame pronounced, wlhen 1t came to a standstill. then receded in sympathy and closed at bottom figures, with prices un- chunged to a shude lower in_cowmparison with yosterany. Ituation In corn is generally rogarded n z n good muny elements of strength. pis are moderate and the grading unprecedentedly poor, not u single ear huving proved of contract quality entire receipts of the st three days. were u little uneasy und disposed” to The near fuluics were Strong. as wel The lutter opened unchansed nt 4l vineed to 414c, eased off to and elased ut the openini, Outs were firm oarly In sympathy with corn, but weakened Inter and closed utyesterday's lust prices to n shade hizher. Tog products wero lower although the re- ceipts of hogs were smaller than expec and pricesat the yards highor. The weak- ness in other speculative pits had a tendency to pull down provisions, but the chief cause of the wenkness was the receipts of lurge out- side orders to sell short ribs. Prices decline until near the close, when there was o sliglh reuction, Pork shows a loss of 12i4c, ribs ure unchanged to 10c lower and lurd 18 from 2ic to5e off. Estimated recelpts for tomorrow: Whent, 10) cars: corn, 19 curs; oats, 120 cars; hogs, &L,040 hend. The loading futures ranzed as HIGH, ing - the Shorts foliows: 831{@S8H 0% 4o it 28 30%| 11 6234 11 921 February. Muy MEss Kebrunry. Muy.. LARD- February. May. Suowr Rins™ February. Dy Onsh quotations were as follows: pui—Dull and unsettled at irregular WHEAT-No. 2 sprinz wheat. 81%c; No. apring wheat, i8@soe; No. 2 red. Be. Corx—irmer; No. 2, 353c; No. 3 yell OATS— white, Bwhite, RvE-N 3 7140 Ao . B, H@38c: No. Tivorny SEED—rine, 1. PoRk--Mess pork, Dor bbl lard. por owt., 80.025@0.7445 short ribs ‘sides (Ioose). 8071410, dry salted shoulders (boxed). #2504, short olour aidos (boxed), 8,956 Waisky—Distillors' finished goods, per gal., Ans—Cut loaf unchunged. oI pts und shipments today were as fol- “ANTICLES, SHIPMENTS, Flour, barrels. Wheat, busheis Corn, bus Onta, bushiely Rye, bushelx. Bariey. bushois o Proluce oxchange toduy the butter was unchunged, “Ezgs, 22250, 3 wet saltedi Now O Gwke: today's s lected, H1 10 TALLOW- Ol ERS K- flats, full cream choddars, HN@HKo: 120 Young Americas n s Now York Markoets, K, Feb. S.—Froun—Recelpts, Kuges: exports, 2214 harrols. 8,05) snc vy und irregulae: free sellers: fal o8 Sales, 2,200 by % Winter wheat 10w grades, &.250385 funcy, $.0.@4.80; pato F445LD. 155 soticlear, 8100UAT: ] stralghts, patent, 8. Conry N Lowoer, more active western, $2.756.10, Wi EAT—Kocelpt i oxports, 1. 125 Du.g sules, 9,825,000 bu. futures. 08,000 pu. apot. 8pot market dull, lower und’ weak; No 2 red, 00\3@0% 0 In store und elevator; $L.00% ?l 014 afloat; $L00%G1.02% 1. 0. b.i No. i red, Ti0; unwraded red. BTGe@i05%; No. 1 jorthern, #1024 No. 2 hard, $LU2G@1.00% 0. 2 northern, Options declined @ic with full teccipts in’ the interior and ower cubles, local and _forelgn longs selling, yeucted @0 on covering. ind closed wouk au @ e under yesterduy: N 300 closing b @ise; Marcl olosing at #1003 April, #1.003,@1. $1.00%; May, %', @Whe, closing ut 0ilg Vi%@W8ie, closing at' 97%¢i July, V6@NC, olosing ut’ 00 Rye—Dull and lower; western, 85@01140. Banrey—Dull; No. 2 Milwaukee, @i, BARLEY MALT—Duil Conn—Receipts, 91459 bu.i exporta 111,403 Du.i uio, L1800 Wil of (ubizos; Khud Due spot: spot murket quiet und steady; No. $B3G R0 1 blevator 80@a0e alb d mixed, 45@50%0; No. 2 white, 8ic; N stoumer mixed, @00 Options ad- @'fo on light” recelpte and poor grading; deolined %@xo with wheat; closed Wonk at e up to Ko down; Februury, 4@ 49%e, closing at 40%0; March, 40 d-I6@éise, clostg at Wci Asn‘. 40L@ibe, olosing at @i Moy, BR@O 116, cloyng ut oK June, 47@lsc, closiung at 47xc; July, 6@ closing at ése. UATH—Roceipts, 07,076 bu.i ©XpOrts, 1,060 bu #alos, 80,000 bu. of futures; 49,010 bu. of spo #pot market dull and weaker; optlons, dull and steady; February, 8k, closing at ‘ol March cloaldg at e; May. Si@dse, closlng atd0xc: No. 2 white. March, $Tis0; spot No. 2 White, Bhe; wixed western. 314@30%40; white westorn, Ji@dse; No. 2 Ohiougo, doNe. HAv—Easy. quiet. ops—Eusy, dull. vaAK-—Raw, quiot but Srm. and steady. MorAssEs—-New Orleans; steady, quiet. Rick-Easy. quiet. PRTROLEUM—-Qulet and closed ut 0o for March. TALLOW- Steady; city (82 for pkgs), 41160 R Duil und’ steady; strained common 10 ¢00d #1450 1. 40, TurpENTINE-Qulet and steady. Eaas-Fair domand. firin; wesiora, 273¢; 1o+ ceipts, 2750 packagc Laup—Wesker, dull; ho 864,01 yellow Refined. qulet steady; uulited westera stesm closed 1,10) tierces: opt on sales, » $i°4, cosing at : May, %6.88600.00. Pork—Dull ‘and stendy steady; short clear, 86,40, Cur MEATS—Quiet and firm, BUrTER-Quict and wenk: western dai 1% western ory. 2@ vestel factory, 106@4c; Elzin on sk—F Irm, falr demand; purt skims. o 10340 P16 Trox—Dull. ensy: American. 81571775 CopPER-—Qulet an:l steady: leke, 107 Tis—Steady; straits, $16.5). LEAD—Dull, steady: domestic, $.20 middles quiet and Omaha Produce Warket, Fruirs—Calitornia riverside oran 2.50; Washington navels, .5 tangorines, $400 per box: yrichts, $400: rassets, 8 angerines, #.50%1.00: half w apples, cholee, $2.0032.5 per bbl., fanc might bringz more; Now York apples, VEGRTABUES itorniacabLage. ¢ honie grown lettuce, 4 dull. No_sale for y shipning »good ges, 2559 Californin nges, lorida tern tand per s per doz; Abbits, will \ros. untry, 17@10¢ not bring holee country. Frovr—Omahn Milling comp: Patent, £2.5; Invincible 2 ar Superiative, £ 23 Snowfl ke, #1 wnilly. 31.80; & I Giliman's Gold Med now White, $2.10; Snowfinke, $.00, low gral #1.00: Queen of the Puntry, §26). PLurTiy - Supply 1ght and e up. Good to_choice chickens, 7 ducks and turkeys. 10¢ if choice. HAY—Market oversupplied; ton Faos—Market was bare and prices jumped up to 2:@3 ¢, The supply of cold storage eggs has been hausted and th narket is quite uneven from now on until ezgs Libernl receipts would be apt en break in the market. o. 1 salted nides, 44@ixe: No. 2 green sult : No. 1 green salted hides, 25 to 40 1bs, 45@ 1% 2green aited hides, 93 to4) 1bs, d@3'a0: No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 15 1bs. 6e: N all, § to 15 1bs.. de; No. Ldry flint hic t hides, 5@be; No. 1 dry salted hi Tow, No. 1, #@ic; til ow, No. white A, 4@4' greaso. yollow, | tor, 2@2i5c: DEESWAX, DEII 14@: 1y e Rellance 1.0°@550 per 4 B, Su@iNe 2i4c: old but- rough tallow. Omaha Grain Market. Prices based on delivery at Mississippl river points, Nebraska inspeition, and ten days' Shipnient. unless otherwise tated, Cash griln calls for ship uent within five days WitkAT—No, 2 spring, Sle bid; No. & spring, No. 2, 76%c bid; No. 3, Tie bid. OATs—No. 2 white, H0%e hid 4 No. # mixed, e bidj Februnry, #c No. 2 white, #8le bic. Aniong the sules wer corn, February, dic Louis, p. t. BOARD OF TRADE NOTES. D. Gifford was in from West Point. F. E. White was up from Plattsmouth. 0. H. Cassel. Huvelook, was on the board. ©. 1. Harris came in from Bartlett, Ia., to look over the situation. Lowls $peits, a David City dealer, was among the visitors on the bo..rd. H. Blumer, Chaleo, a grain and live stock denler, was looking over the murket. Mr. Steele ot Norfolk, who 18 considerably interostod_in beet sugar, was a visitor at the Board of Trade building. Minnenpolis W cAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. &.—WHEAT 18 on nd rond that leads to low prices. and Just at present 1t Is bent on carrving conster- natfow to tho hearts of the buils who have looked thirty days for tho coming of the pre- dicted Januury boom. May wheat opened at B4, which was %2 under lust night's closing prices, There was an Immediate decline Under the offerings by longs. The price went Yo Kizge, the first timo below Sic this year, and then, under the temporary mfluenco of Brad- streot's statoment showing a dec in available stocks east und west of 1,003,000 bu., there was u little firniness. There was re- covery to S4%c. the highest point —of the season, and then there was unother plunge and $ic was the market for some time. Near the close there was a quarter rally May closed ut 841;e, February at 8lie. wheat was & little slower and yet a good deal was sold. Fifteen cars of No.'1 northern sold for 82 and a litt o sold under thut. There s som6 very poor no grade being offered and it Sells for all sorts of prices. Course gralns are slow. Recelpts of wheat here were 320 cars and at Duluth and Superior 138, Olose: fob- ruary, closing 8lbc: Ma ned at 843s; highest, 84%c: lowest. §3%c: closinz. 8ie: on track. No. 1 hard, Sc; No. 1 northern, §2¢; No. 2 northern, T6e. bid, d6t5e nsked; 15,000 No. 3 or better 2,00 No. 2 corn, St. Duluth Wheat Market. Dururs, Minn., Feb, 3—The local market was very' much depressed again toduy. ~It opened decldedly weuk und prices startod at once on the down grade. The sluggish forelzn Jemand and the Increasing depression in for- elza prices for American whout were the Deurish fontures which produced the wek- ness. The May future wus the favorite, and it changed hands in large round lois on the deciine. The demand was mainly from outside sources. There was some demind for Wheat on track for willing purposes ut &e Dbelow the closing figure of yesterday. Re- ceipts _here und at Superior wero 24,301 bu. The market closed at from 3¢ to te of sl round yesterday. The followlng _wero the closing prices: No. 1 hard, cash Kio; Kebruary. 8loi May, B No. I'northern cush, Blie; February, 87% ', BGLe N northern, cash, 77ci No. 8, ¢ on track, No. [ hard. 84%% Kuusas City Markets. KANSAS Crry, Mo.. Fob. 3—WneAt—Cash, Lower, dutl; No. 2 red, 82 No 2. T Oos--Steady, but little deman:l; N i 30: white corn, 1 premiu s¢i No. 2w —Weik; 0o TLAX SEED—810 G BRA ady; 63@i6e for HAY—Weuk but unchan ted: timothy, .50 fancy prairie. $6.9); good to choice, #5.50; grades. $1.50@.00. . RECEIPTS—\Wheat, 8,000 oats. none. ex1s—Wheat, 11,000 bu.; corn, 4,000 bug 5, 1,000 bu. New York Dry ds Market, New Yonk. Feb #—The demand for dry goods was fair with improving tendencles, But the market was more expectunt than active, thouzl new requests with deliveries on orders muke up a good business, No new foa- Tures wore diselosed. The situation continucs materially unchangod, with supplies 1 good Shupe and prices steudy, Business in clothing Woolens Is more cvenly moderate, coming Short of expectations. but the situation is re- zardod as hoalthy. The jobbing trade was ittle more netive with buyers arriving in the market, Nospeciul activity 18 renched, but tho near future is more promising, Coftee Marke . Youk, Feb. 3.—Options opened woak %) to & points cown and closed at from 5 10 points down; sule s, weluding: Fobruary, $1500@ 5@I2.00; My, 812 July, $1215@12.2 $1L95@1205; Octo- #11.00; spov Rio of pure. ked. bu.; corn, none; NEW at fro stend ber, 8118 @11.50. steidy; No. 7, 4.1 Liverpool Markets, Laverroor, Fob, d,—WheAr—Dull; demand poor; holders ofter moderately; No. 1 Call- fornfn, 75 10d@7s 11d _per cental; western i 78 813d@is vd; No. 2 red winter, 75 7d@ b4 Stendy: demund falr; mixed western, St. Louis Live Stock Market. Sr. Loms, Mo, Fob, 3.—OArriE—Recelpts, 2,100, shipmonts. 100 n idys falr t Handy native stecrs, &L Tulr grass o 004 Corn-fod Toxan’ wnd Tadiun stecrs, 870 8. Tloas—Recelpts, 6,20); shipments, 90) ket strong and higher: heavy, HQ mixed, $.0004.45; HRNT, 20440 Milwaukee Markets, MILwAUKEE, Wis. Feb. &—WiEAT—Easy; My, Bic; No. 2 spring, 8o No. | uorthern, Kty dJons—Quiet: No. i Oars--Dull; No. 201 HArLEY—Quiet; Rye—Quiet; No 30%4¢; No. § white, 0.2, 564403 sumple, 40@00c. §r. Lovis. Mo, Feb. 3.—WHEAT-Lower; cash. 803e; May, Wi@sic, Conrn—Stendy: cush, dlic. OATs—Stendy; cnsh, 2. PoRK-—Esleri new, $11.50, LAnp—Weukor; $0, 156,25, Clucinnath Markets, CiNCINNATEL O, Feb, §—~WHEAT— No. 2 rod, 925@Wc. Conx—Steady; OATH - Woisky -1 14 Toledo Graln Market, Torkpo, 0., Feb. 3. —-WHEAT—Firmer; cash and Fobruary B4 Comx—Duili No.2, cus Oats—Quiot; cush. HAVANA, SuaAR—Quiet: 5000 bags contrifuzil. 90 dorees polarization, were soid at KL00@3.54% gold per quintal. " Traders' Talk. Oncaao, Tk, Fe Counselman & Day 1o Cockroll Bros: Wheat was steady within 1o rauge, and closed o below yestorday's Drice Belitng on stop 105y orders was livély Rt thes, and it was rumored thut several {ines heid for foreign account, which had cost about #1.06. were thrown overboard, The buylug was chinily by looul vperators to 011 short sales Shippors reported orders slack, Bod business was hampered by tha assreity THE OMAHA of oara The ‘situation does not encoursge buyers. and the market may drag throughout the month although 1ANY ODETALOTS are expecting prices to touch bottou any day. Latecables reported wheat more ready saleat the decline. Corn ncts trangely espeoinlly for neardelivery. Shorts LAid shippors within 'sc of the May price for March corn but differen ad 10 % at the close with May %o higher than yesterday. Onts riled dull and followed corn (n_fluctiations. Provisions were ensier with a_good business done on outside orders, paekers bought ribs and sold pork early but became seliers all around when the grain market broke. Asa Fale. however, they expect hizher prices for the product and are good buyers on breaks. CHICAGO. 111, Feb. d.—Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to & A, MeWhorter: Further liquidation by dishoartened longs in wheat hasgiven us a Weavy market. The ®0c bulls have thrown overbonrd thelr holdints and the ipronounced Wouknoss discouragas them from taking hold azain immediately, They wantto wait until smoke clears away and they see whero Cables huve not been 18 pan- ted. continental advices rather This I8 natoral Kept right on they icky as expe couraging than otherwise. while the United Kinedom hus buying against future regnirements and 1s theretore welt supplied. “The continent has Dought and set nfloat in the past Six weeks 3,000 bushiels ugainst estimated require- monts of 27,000,000, Should this poliey be pur- sued o tittle joneer the overplus bouzht by the continent 1n the last six months wiil soon disappear, compelling fresh purs chuses on a larger scale. Recelpts at Primary markets contlnue ' to increase moderately. Ihe specuiative sentiment 8 Very weak. but the market should rally. Corn and oats hive shown no disposition to sympa- thize with the w in wheat. The longs in corn ure getting sive and predicting Detter prices shortly. Provisions are rather Hoawy most of the duy but | prices recede very stubbornly and rally easily on fair buyine, STOCKS AND BONDS, pects of Decrease the Market Materin NEW Youk, Feb. . —The talling off in the exports of grain is having considerable influ- ence 1n the stock market and indicates that there will be a falling off in the earnings of some ralironds during January and February, The teeling of confidence thut the exports will soon agaln become large continues and that there wlll be a corrosponding {mprovement in the prices of rallroad securities 1s not to be doubted. The market toduy wus feverish, vory much mixed aH day. and the good buy- ing of Western Union, Manhattan, Wheeling & Luke Erle preferred and Luke Shore in_the forenoon was more thun offset by the heavy solling in the industrials and Atchison, Union Pacific and Louisuille & Nashville later in the day. althouh the spurt In the coalers had a good effect for some time. There seems to be & strong Impression that there wiil be an in- crouse In the dividend in Western Union when the nextone Is declared and the strength of the stock I8 very pronounced wided by the ini- pression that the Gould interest is now ranged O the bull side. The depressing influence to- duy. however, came from Chicigo and wus ex- ertod most vigorously in the jndustrial stocks With which that center Is identified, but the rungers came in for their share of the losses i tho afternoon drive which brought the prices of muny stocks down ton lower level Than they huve been In somg time. Distillers Was of course the most promN\ent and while it was well held for some time a\ter the opening decline it zave way With u rush fn the after- hoon sccomp inied by Chicago w— and the Coriage stocks, whoso high prices invited un attack, 8 The oxtreme loss In the late afternoon was 314 per cent, while the others were not far be- Wond. Among the railroad st Louisville & Nashviile continued to yiel® right from opening, while New England, after a we Shollin the forenoon, was held quite firm Wiainst the wenkness of the rest of the mar- ket during the remainder of the aay. Bur- lington was u fouturo of the late drive. but its ently improvement_prevented any - materiul Yoss Yor the day. The rest of the murket, ifter 4 steady ovening, developed consider- Able Strength, but the advunce were only fractional and the demund was at no time urgent, so that with the pressure bLrought to bear by the bears pri yiclded stowly all along the line. The conc Tious were inno case materiul, outside of the Shares mentioned. and a siight rally occurred T the 1ast hour. The market closed heavy to weak, however, at Or uear the lowest prices. The Cordage stocks were espociully weak | this Inst drive und the couimon l0st 31 p cont. Otner muterial declines wore: Disti Ters, 25 per cont: Chlcago Gas, 2 per cent; New 15 per cent: Loulsville & Nashvlile, nt: Unlon Pacifie, 1 per cent. Hock: Iz Valloy was remarkabie for its stran:th i the utternvon, and it scored w netadvance of Ipercent. But the other low priced shures were in no way remarkable during the day. Government bonda have beon dull and firm. State bonds have been dull and steacy. “Tho following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- Ao preferred . N. Y. Central. ... N. Y. Chl. & Bt L1 Qo preferred. .. tOnto Mississippi. do preferred Ontarlo & Wents ‘Adams Express Alton, T H..... *do preferred. . Amerlcan Expross. B.CR &N Cannda Paclfic. ada Southern’ do 2nd pr Chicago & Alton.. Del. Hudson. Del. 1 & W do_preferred. . st P Min, & Man. 11 t, Paul & Omaha... 483 do preferred. ... 114 i |Tenn. Conl & lron... 42 Fort Wayne. Texns Pacltic..... .| 121 Chl. & East |Tol. &0, ¢ 8 Hocking Valley Unton Pa i Houston & Te: U. 8. Expret Iiiinols Central .. Wabash, 8t. I 13 St. Paul & Duluth... k| do preferred........ 203 Kansns & Texas..... 173 Wells Farge Exprossii0 Lake Erle & Wesi... 217 Western Union . i “40 preferred...... 12| Am. Cotton OIl Lako Shore *"1225| Colorado Coul Loutsville & Nash o. Loutsville & N. AL 273 Iron Silver.... Memphis & Char. ... 25 |Ontario . Michigan Central.. 1075 |Quicksilver. ML L. 8. & W 5 4o preferred 40 pr SULTo......0 Minn. & Bulwer., 2 " | Rich. & W 1% g | Wisconst 3 |Great Northern B |Chicago Gas 115 (Lend Tru 4ing| Sugar T 2454 | Southern Paciic: 0% | Oregon 8. L. & U.'N. 1300 . G Wl 1174 | K. G, W dia’ i L do pre Missourl Pacific Mobile & Ohlo..... Nashville Chatt. N.J. Central,. Norfolk & West p Northern Pacific. do preferred ., Denver & Centr Tebid. fasked. The total sales of stocks todny were shares, ncluding: Atchison, Chicigo i Doluaro. L 2 & W 2); 2 ley, 4, Loulsville Missouri oific, 4.300 Pa- 20: Northern Pu- s profer 21.90; St Paul & nd. 10. 1 ,210; V) estern nion, 72.002; Union Pacifie, 0,220, Financil Rev NEW YOR. Feb #—The Post says: Taken us whole toduy’s trading was made up of inter- Vals of entire stanation and sudden activity, the activity arising for the most part from e execution of selling orders, The discredit Which has attached itself of lute to the indus- Trinl stocks a8 o cluss helped ulong a sharp broak in Nationul Corduge during the after- This concern's nunual report came to 4 disuppointed ull the lending wroused last summer, but such ents uro too familinr under the it and methods of trusts to call for {1 comments. This incident was the Signal for the general bear rld thit wus expected but id not coe all duy yestorduy The entire mariket was vigorously hummered i the last hour und with very general suc- coss. v New York Money 3 NEW Youk, Feb. #—MoN at 1%@2 per centi lnst closed offered at 2 per cent. MERCANTILE PAPEG—34@ STEALING EXCHANGE —Qulot but #4841 tor sixty day bills wnd #1.80% for de- mand, The closing quo Tron i dgn rox fle s of 05 La. stamped 4s. . Tonn. new set s Tenn. new set o8 o loan, * orih. Pacifie Ists | North Pacitic 18 |Northwestern Con 105 | North. 1 1. 68 D [SL L& L 31y &, an 1 BIGL s K. G. e Hets 20 Talon Pacitio 1sts. . 1074 West ShOre ... 0B London Stock Market. [Copyrighted 1592 by James Gordon Bennett.) Loxpox, ¥ sw York Herald Cable —Speelnl to Tik BEE]-After the excitement ot yesterday this Las been com uratively quiet day In tho Stock exc hang While Sdverse. rumors have been flouting abou consols lproved 1 1-16 per cent. Most of the internationsl stocks ciose with a swall fm= provement, though ot in all cases. At best Argentine, Chilisy and Brazillun )ssues are dull and lower. Home raiis have been unset- tled, but the general tendency Wus better todiy. Metropoils Districe advanced 1 per Y soveral others advanoed one-eighth to \alf of 1 per vent, while in some in- nces » small decline occurred. Americans Dive boen rather oft. During the last hour, apparently for no particular resason ¢ (url At outside support was not fortheoming, the foature was a full of 1' per cont in Loulsville & Nashvi 40810 OLLES 4F0 URIMpPOr- Tant, A small decline bas taken pince in Chi- cngo & Milwsukee, Erie, Pulladelphia & Read- ing, while most others show lwprovement oo DAILY J 1 BEE the day. modernte d i) anadiansyare sonewhat dull. A ine toslgAace In Grand Tronk anadian Pacific i« ) per cent better. Mexi- ns were well mnintdine The preferenac ndvanced % percor¥ty | per cent, ordinary 1 per cent. NICratogiro 4 pe nt higher Hibeatinneons secuffics nre quiel. Moneg was loss 1n demand, ra dividends caused na supn ¥ offloat ing capital, Short sdrmnces were pbtained at 1 per cent to 1%y per cent. The dis sonnt mare ket was easle Two and three months bills were quoted at 1% per cent to 2 per cent. Losnos, Feb, s followinz were the 1aon stock quoatides closin at 4 p.om. Consols 3 Consols account wonoy 1] Mex ordinary WIS Panl common NV P& O T8te Now York Centrai. Can. Preltic 2 Tonnaylvania o o 1 Reading s o nds L 1099 Mex. Centrai, new is lillnols Centrai v §iig BAnr S1LvER—141 0- MONEY--134 per cont. Rate discount In the open market for both chort wnd three months bills 2 per cent. 1al Notes. b, d—Todny's clearings 02404, 1,600,405, HAVANA. Feb, ange quiet. NEW YoRrk, Feb. i balunces, Spanish gold, Clearings, $11 ‘e, d.—Clearing Rate, 6 per cent NATI, O, Feb, &—Money. 34@) per cent; New YVork exchange, 25@dlc premium Clearings, #2,608,300. PHICADELPHIA, Pa., ings today, $I68G.004: Money, #'% ber cent. NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. d.—Clearings, #1,660303; Now York exchange commerelal par bank. 81.50 per $1,000 premium. 1. Louis. Mo. Clenrings, $.12).8 balunces. 4G, Monoy, 7 pet eont. Ex- change on New York, ¢ bid, offered at 9e. BOSTON, Ma! Feb. 3 —Bank clearings today, 4007121 balances, 105,85 Monoy, S per cent. Exchangoe on New York, 12%@c discount. Cnicaao, ‘Tl Feb, &I balances k olear- #1,090,075. Feb, 4.—Money ensv at 5@6 per_cent. Cle 216,518,007, New York exchange, par. Storling exchange dull, £.80 for sixty duys bills and $1.806 tor sight rafts. Roston Stock Market. BOSTON. Muss.. Feb. &.—The followinz were the closing prices on stocks on the Boston stock market today: Atehison & Topeka. Boston & Albany.. Boston & Maine CH&Q..... Enstern R it o Fitehburg U1 Flint & Pere Mpfd K. C. 8.1, & C. Little Rock & Ft Mass. Central, Cent. comman. N. Y. & N England, N. V. & N. Eng. 7 old Colony . Wis. Cen. common, Allonez M Co.(new). le.... g Hoaton & Montunn . aio 2003( Calumet & Hecla.... 205 161l |Erankiin 1 108" | Kearsarge L 12214 | Osceoln &1 Santa Fe Copper . Tamarack Annison Lan 5 Hoston Land Co..... Lamson Sto Water Power.. Denver M DENVER, Colo., Feb. 3.—The_followlng list 1s the quotationson the Mining excnange woduy. Sules 9,400 Alleghany .- Amity. Argon, Batlarat. .. Baogkok-Cora 25 {John I Bates-Hunter 60 |Justica ! Bik Indian 5 |Lexington..!! 5 [Little Rule. " {1¢|May Mazeppa. 183 |Orot ssmL st st o1l 3| Park Consolidnted.. « Tig | Pay ROCK...... Clny County 20 {Potost o Dinmond B........ #4 | Guoning Lode ... Denver Gas and Olf 7 | Sutt ¢ Emmons... #_|C: 15 |Gold Rock 16 |fronclnd.. talps.. San Francisco Mining Quot SAN FRAN . Oat. Keb. closing quotations for mining stocks today were us follows: Alta Bulwer:... Best & Belcher.... Bodie Consolidated CholIAT....ov o consol. Cal. & Vi own Point... ould & Curry 1 Hule & Noreross.. Mexiean... . Mono W [Navajo . 120 ' Sie 54741 Un 130 | Utali.. 150 | Yellow 200 {Commo N.Q 70 BT New York Mining Quotations, Ew YORK. Feb.d-—Tha following are the closing mining stock quotations: ifou Stiver Mexican . |North St |ontario. {opnir. Plymouth |Savage ot & Boich Chollar Crown, Point... Con, Cal. & V.. Denitwood T Eureka Con. . Gonld & Cufry .. 10 |Sierra N6 Hale & Noreross. Standard Homestake. Unton Con’ .20 Horn Silver.. | LIVE STOCK MARKE' A Light Supply and Good Demand Sends Omaha Prices Up. OMAHA, Feb. 3.—Three days’ receipts foot up 276 cattle, 18,193 hozs and 1,456 sheep, against 5,640 cattle, 21,015 hogs and 3,156 sheep the first Balf of lust weel. Business was tolerably lively In tho cattle division. Offerings were lght and buvers all seemed to have good orders. Reports from Other markets wero very favorable, und this fact, together with the small supply here, guvo seliers courage, and higher prices were R&ked from the start. As the competition was fictive, it did not take denlers very long to come to terms, and business wus brisk at an advance of from 10c to lic over Tuesd prices, A few bunches of £t beeves sold at from $4.00 to 840, but the Talr to 200d 1,100 to 1,25)-1bs, steers. soid from &1.40 to &350, Common to falr 80 to -1hs. Stecrs sold around from 110 to $1.30. Tt did not take long to elean up the meager -.u]l}llv. and aboutcvery thing Wis disposed of before dinner. Tn butcher stuff the trade was even more the advance more marked. Armour buyer here with a Iberal order, and local houses appeared to wunt fully ‘as many as usuul. I not_more. ~As tho Supply was limited and competition strong prives took an upward turn of from e to On nearly everything, The bulk of the cow Sities were from 2.00 o 82065, with choico stulf Rehigh 18 £L0) und canncrs us low as 8100, Tulld, oxen and stags were stronz it from $1.00 0 .25 for poor 10 good stock. “Calves were 1 from #4.00 to 8.50 for tood veals. Lurg na yoarlings sold at from §1.0) to 8250 > was o fair trade in the stoc teeder 1ine at full strong prices fro £1.50, buy ing 600 to 1,00 Some Hm-" Stovk Sold us 10w as#2.2, Iepresentative No. Av. 7. 031 83 107 868 5 7. 1078 04 M 89) Pr. 10 20 2 25 No. Av. Pr 50,1118 §3 60 2 RO 400 400 400 440 LIE] 9 2 2 MIXED 3 cows 99 210 1010 210 210 2232828 3 1103 1058 1087 1503 140 16:0 152) 1310 1180 1540 STOCKSERS AND FREDERS 50) o 400 40 S0 ) 01 MILKERS AND 1 cow and calt 1 cow and ealf 1 springer Toas ~The supply under expectations, and other market colved, but a fourth of © arrive until after 1o'cloc y wis only fair, not ns uesduy, Other market was a good loeal and s the supply wus very Iim vored an advance and netive at prices crage market Tuesday. wold Trom 8,40 to $4.40, was light, Elehty-six bout 100 higher than the n 200 2 10 - - g Omaha Tent & 13 SPRINGERS, AWN Flngs, nammocks, rubber ol .. #2500 | eatalogue. 111§ 90 00 2 00 conslderably e was trie of loads wore re- this number did not K, "hegencralqus good as Monday und s were higher, there hipping denand and ftad. Everythine fa- early trading was Remis Omaho 1 Importors and m: turars. the s Flou Twine. The best vy hogs common heav: Ana | A Lerrioo mixed packers at from £.25 to $1.30, lght and 1ight mixed loadsfrom $ mund was &0 strong and the wenknoess huvo no particular pens practically cloared by 10 0' provision market hnd the hogs that arrived in generally succeeded in of se, and in_occasional Four or five loads rem: close. The bulk of the £4.25 to $4.4, agalnst fron day, the nverage of price agiinst #2106 Tuesda Wednesduy, Represeuts Av. Sh Pr. 40 #4 15 417 20 4 4 i 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ 4 4 4 4 SHE! offe tives ed on the market mostly lambs b day, so0ld for #4.70. The d desirabio muttons with p recent decline. .75 to 8. mon and stock sheep. fro welghin Repre: No. 50 native lambs Quotat ives sale Rocelpts and Dispo Official recelnts and d showa by the books of th company for the twenty- lock p. m. February RECEIF [ in ock. or before the wenkness But one fresh lond was recelved and it was consigned direct to Swift & C A load of mixed na- | to M, The de- supnly so limited provisions seemed effect: in fact the of the enrly receipts in the developed. On afternoon buyers ining a_reduction instances b0 and 10¢7 wined unsold at the siles were at from 0 #4015 to $1.25 Tues- os pald boing #4204, Ay and 8420 ative sales: Av. Sh. d 303 th gend for our © and price BOC fully th ol ¥® ory cor king ol Ing n cla Harte, 160 45 240 430 Omaha, Nel 1401 Dodge stroot Morse-Toe 8103 Comvaiy, 1101 Howard Strect eable with merchants LSt g s, Van ernam 1212 Hnrney stroet, OMAHA INGS AND TEN Aw ulrly. ol and hing. Sond for | Arnam e BAGS AND Hag Co. | anufac ' Buriaps and RICYCLES, & o, | M 0. Daron, Blevelos sold on monthly sisEis payments 100714 Farnam st Omahn YIS AND SHOES. er 11th and Dougine stroets 0so prices to eah biyers, and are oods whioh 18 very sal Kirkendall, Jones & Co., Wholesale Manufacti'es | Agents for Boston Hub. ber Shoe Co., 1102 1104 b and 104 Harney street American Hand Shoe C Boots, she and fol K0 4 30 20 430 t K00 1204-6 larney stroot. CARRIAGE Lime € Tard and soft con corner 16th and Douglas street: Mahoney Soft 4 401 440 440 440 rubbers Conl—Hard B3 N. 16th 1 Newed CLOTHING, Gilmore & Runl, Manufacturers and Wholesule Clothlers, 1100 Harney street JOKE, Coutant & Squires, Hard and soft coal ship pers. 1808 Farnam street, Omaha. al. S.E. Johnson Bros,, & Co., 1014 Farnam stre ot, Omahn Neb, CORNICE. Eagle Cornice Manufacturers vanizod Lron Co Window i skylights, 1112 Dodge st. 385 . and not ver from yes 1and is strong for os steady ut the ons: M. E. Sndth d westerns, from m & Trom 40 0 ) 1bs., from $5.00 to #5.5 Dry goode, notlons, fur- nishing good Corner 11th and | sition of Stoclk, position _of stock s & Union Stock Yards of DRY GOOD>~. JOTRICAL SUPPLIES. Works | 1- oFnic metaite 1110 and &Co. | Kitpatrick - Koch Dru Goods Co., Dry goodsnotlons, gents’ furnishing Koods. Cor. 11th nid Howard sts, 43 toward fourhours, ending at 1502 | Cars. |Head| Cars. | Head | C —wal 1wl | ol Omaha Consolidat Elcetro Dynamoy, Lamps, ‘piles of All Kinds. 1112 Howard s1 W Electrioal O)., Wire and Electrical Sup Wolf Elec'rical DISPOSITION tree. TOVERS. CATTE| WOGN. [SHEER. Omaha Packing company . G. M. Hammond company. gwiff & Co.... Cudnhy Packi Brittain & Co Coey & Co....... t St Louls. rry & B.. ). Armour . hppors and f Leftover.... __Total.. Chicago Li On1oAGo, Til.. Feb, &-- THE BEE,)—The cattle ma a basis of steady pric vanced there was increased activity gain In strength and the average of prices Wi from 5e to 10¢ bigher thun for Tuesauy. wes a fair inquiry for ex shippers and locil dressed beef firms also free disposul was mude of the good buyers a auick on sale. other butchers meet are and with selling cann n high in the prices puid for ripe shippin are brinzin cows and heifers 00 are paying from & steers were quoted at fro those figures sule $1.50 for 0'd SLrUW COWS. terings went below 2.0 number reached #4.60. and were firm at from to quality. A bunch quality fetehed #5.60. 1,635 108, ith only about 5,000 b w prices unother point or n ady: 0 10¢ sold to ) Wiis S| p, and by hogs hud pu o over the £1.75 was paid for poor to prime 4,30 to #.50 for Lizht, wit pigs anywhere from e quality averaged groater part of the d Detter thin #.45 to #). The flat condition, They Wi were extremely dull from last _weok's anywnere from Wus not enough shipping demu ons of the meat comb simply to nceept such p the generosivy of thelr b offer. Snles were slow at culls to cholee fat wo guoted at from &4.00 to & RRecoipts werei Cattl D, 11000, o colpts. 1 fairly uctiy 2 10 h stoers, $1.50000.00; othe B136@d A0, cows §.1T Hoas—Receipts, H0.00) 000; shipos SOrts us aro 8004 of steers of superior They uveriged about as not a dificult matter #1.50 to $1.00. d to inter! Evening Journal Tilustrated catalogue 1614 Capitol Avenue. — e L Ca., URE AND CARPETS, GENTS' F k Market, [Speciul Telogram to irketopened quict on AY the morning aa- and n Blot hiy & C. Gents’ furnishing clothing and T Giveus a trinl snples pald. Th port and with eastern Cows und bulls and sought by local contine to demand and ors GROCERI We send oxpress 1113 Harney. Beebe & Runyan Fur- nisure Co., Successors to C.A. Boebe & Co., Grace and 13th sts,Omaha [FURNE hen, HING GOODS, J. 1. Robinson Notion go0ds, Co. notlons. | Gants furntshing goods. g celebrated Brand “huckskint Overalln, pants, shirts, coats Cor. 12th and Howard sts vre. ES. GLAS*S. comparison _with D. M. Steele & 12011205 Jones s oy [ m an down Not many of t and o stili RAIN Cockrell Bros Brokers and cash Private wires York, Chicago, Louls. 1615 Trade. Stockers and recelved some attention from western to 475, a s5 in_the pens, it for sellers o hoost two, Opening snles 10; ‘on Tuesduy’s quotations and there was notime during bours when the stuff could not have qually good advantage. Compe- 10 0'clock most of the scales. From #1.4) to heavy and from h sales of culls and Although the very common, y's work wus done ut and a lurge part ut from #.55 sheep and lamb markets were in very ere overstocked and at a reduction closing _ pric of to " 50c. There vitality " fn the re With the opern- pine and_ sellers had ces as tho latter in arts were willing to from thers. Lumbs were L 11,0005 hogs, 30,0005 reports: CATTLE 0); market ) to fancy 5@ 4,257 stockers, rents, ighe LY market active, tou shade high commnon, $LWGI heavy und buteher #4.40G04.00; pIgs, #4.15@1, Kocelpts, Getive and stron 5, $1O0DA, 15 d crns, B.0005. 5; lambs, £ Kansas City Live KAxBAS Crtv, Mo, celpts, B0; shipments Strong 10 10¢ or 1he highs others woak; stockers dressca beef und ship FI004,40; cows wna hoife ers und foeders, HoaGs— 1 ecelpts, 10,700 mixed and heavy were Tights weak Lo lower; k. $1.20004.50, S eep—Receipts, 1,003 market was dull and 25¢ mi 14,0003 wethors, Xod HAKLA0) primo hits, $5.00@4.70; light, PROKK A shipments, §20; \ be mediumewes and Wad45; west ness ¢ L. Ntock Markot, TrLE—Re- Steers were 2 QOWS SLRONE, ders steady; ping steers sold ut vs, 81.50Q3.25; sLOCK= 2.0018.60, shipments, 1,600; good pi0c higher: pigs and 1l grades, BLTS@LE; shipments, 300 wer thao last week, | yanuy stops the For sprains, Van Houten's GocoA. PLEASE READ THIS. ©O Cents a pound for VAN HOUTEN'S GOCOA (“Best & Goes Farthest”) seems to be high. Let us compare it with 1 1b. of good coffee costs at least 30c., makes 31 half-pint cups. . H. Cocoa ** 3 1 90¢, — { 160 therefore 90c., * 9 also 90c., Sold by every the price of Coffe 150 S Which is the Cheaper Drink? 93 cups of Coffee, ‘V,H.Cocoal or any external pain, mf the pain to instantly stop. gia, lumbago, sciitiea, pains in the small of the bae ral SPASINS, and quickly cu A0 cents a bott 3 The « regisiered rely packed, 1o arks (o ind nden ree. Corees| undays 0 8. .10 Omshn, Neb. Poard We give a written guarantee with 6 boxes to cur For sale in Omaha by McCormick & Lund, naused, cure or preventiy DrDOWNS. 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. co., Blake, Briice & Co., treet, | 10th and Harney, Omaha, Neb, AND PROVISION 5 . A. McWhorter, buyers. 0 New | and’ St | of Board of er In grain slons ands wires to N. ¥ and St Louls. Hats Eloves aad o Recter & Wilhelmy Co, Cor 10th and Ja HATS, ETC, | A L. Gibbon & Co. | Gea caps, straw goods, i Buyers i 1201 and Haraoy, L) HARDW on Sts Omatin " IDES, ETC. Ostierne & ¢ of Niter wooly low and furs South 13th st ok & 1 hardware & A ale s Ll e, 04 Dol St ——————————————————————————— Parton & Vierling Iron Wronght butlding work, brass 1 Manufaetur'ra Konnody's Enst India Bittoecs. Hardwood Tambor. wood carpets and parquet Milllnery, notlons,ol oaks | 116-118 8 10th st. Onaha Prokers of oysters, 08 Loavenworth St. IRON WORK Wi And east fron cngines work ORS, R JAguer Morebants, | 1mparte Iinrney Stroet, 102 and 10 Charles I, Lee. John mpo Hooring, 9th and Douklar, M L A, Stonehill, A Planos m 1513 1 ote, | OYSTEL sth Packing Co. Plait & Oyster 81 David fsh and Celory, ot S, R Grotte, or ani Jobher of Vines and 1iquors, 1020 Farnam St. Fiee I+t on application. Frck & Herberts, Wholesale 1guor dealers | Farnar Wakehe d, Ameriean Port Milwaukee and white 11 TUSTUA L, Hospe. Jr, organs, artists’ Aterlaly, ete houging streot, Flah ana Colery, Juth 10th 8t Manager. ———————————————————— Cosolidated, Refined and lubricating olls, axle groass, ote. Dealers In country prod- uce, ete. 1207 Howard Stroet. Kirshbraun & Sons. Butter, eggs and poultry. " Riddell & Oo, Butter. ched etables, fruits, poultry aud gawe. Mullin & McOlain, | Specinlties. butter, egas, O1LS Tank Line| Co,y PRODUCE COMMI Branch & Co., frults, vegotablos, | h and Jas, A Butter, 1409 Farnam st & Sou 0. 6§3, vOR- | Produ Bing ey Cheose 12th and Howard Sts. 5102 Rbell & Smith, Produce, frults of Kinds, oysters, an Harney Streets, . Glark & Co. cheose, exgS, poultry and game. ath 15th Street G. Pegau. aminston Merchant, co. tutter, Eggs, wnd Poultry. Sam. & Son, your Eggs, But 0 Hidos, ite. 1701-3 Loavenworth 8t —_— PAPER. Oarpenter Paper Co,, Carry printiog, writing per, ote. full_stock ot | Wranw! wrapping and paper, card pa- S10V King Pap:r 0>, i p allkinds M. A. Disbrow & Oo, Manufacturers of sash. doors. moulaings. fice, 13th nnd lzard Sts, James Hughes, Btoves repairs of all kinds Cooks and Heators 1 Omah Stove rof for sale. . 13th Streot of BLovs SASH. T fanoy piinde ni<hing Braneh of- attachme Toys, dolla, good Stove Repair Wor"s. paira and_wator t for any kind m; o 1207 Douglas. TOYS. Hardy Oo,, wibums, House fur= e childs ren’s carringes. 1819 Farnam Stroet. —_——— SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO., Al'en Root & 00.‘ Eachange Bulld- Buliding South | ¢ Ot Rooms, LIMITED = COMMISSION MERCHANT?Y Gasnwnn & Dallaz, 6) and 01 Exe aago bullaiaz. South Omahn BONDED PUBLIGC WAREHOUSE CAPACITY 600,000 BUSHELS, - Storae for Al Kinds of Geain~ R MONEY ADVANCED ON CONSIGNMENTS. A\l graln welshed, inspectod und storaze rate established by stite ofice Write for rates and full purticulars and consign 18 eare of WOODMAN & RITCHIECO TOSLIALION, CAUSH Uilness, mental de ND APTER USK, rhaa cau A mo by self a6 Fortect Dealth and the NOBLE VITAL any case of Fel bruises, bickacie, paln in thy a fow applications, r FFor conge ired by taking inwardly le; sold by drugists. of Féver and Ague. aeryous, chronic, private E A MAN NERVINE, the great OR_OLD suffering from FAILING MANHOOD. ikl Dy thie ue of opivn, tobi rasion, loss of power in OMAHA, NEB Ever B8TRO. OROUS by using ufim"uh Remedy onvuls iher se oF iny P! nissio s and over indulg d e 15th & Furnaiosts. FOR PAINL,EF excruciating pains; nover fails Lo glve eass to the sufforal. ost or sidas, heala ERVOUS DEBILITY MAN can be G and VIG- in all respects SPANISH YOUNG MEN L,08T or 5, ervous alcoliol, wakes X, spermators crsonal weak' ITY OF STRONG MEN, oney, $1 @ box; 6 boxes 83 13 toothachey bood on by hand, act like magic, cauw as A Corifcite 3 i Wenkns uorcury used by Correspondens Wi contants o send; ‘Sirictly privebe. Book (Mysieries 1 Renl) hia o for ranie ' of ton iy peated appllcations are necossary: All intarnal poin fainting snells, nervousne s, s'e 20 1060 With RADWAY'S Now. treatn Me inflamm ations, mo. e extend dfarriay, dyses eplessness, are drops in half a tumbl PILLS there 01, skin And unnary diseasos s a8l creatiing with the, Wt losses, wpotency, $yphi Vil power. cnts sont by rylew preferce ) sout free. Oftice Buurs riea natisw ded and res atary, coli Q0 instantly r of water, no better Pt 1% 4 il ur ex Cona Y 00 Manufacturers” and Jobbers Divectory B\