Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Wheat Opened Quiet and a Shade Under Wednesday's Olosing Figures, LATER CEREALS FIRMED UP MATERIALLY Absence of Any Bull News and Free ked But th Selling on the Advance Ch the Upward Move= ment. CHICAGO, TI1., Feb, 4. ~Wheat opened qulet this morning and a shade under the c.osing figures of yesterday. and for a time shownd & slight tendency to weakness. Liverpool was from 4d to 1d lower, while London appeared to be demoralizel, cargoes to arrive being auoted ut w reduction of 1s to 1sid. This cuused rather froe offeriogs during which May. after ovening ‘e lower at 88%c. touched #8igc. The discovery was soon mude, how- ever, thut the offerings were being raplaly absorbed and the market bozan to harden. Pardridge, Lyon, Glilette, Schwartz-Dupel and other operators were good buyers, while shorts generally appeared disposed to cover on the broak which has tiken place during the Iast auy or two The Clncinnatl Price Current's crop sum- mary reported the condition of the growing wheat In Kunsas unfavorable and this put little strength into the market. Then came a dispateh from Minneapolls that 100,000 bu. of whoat had been taken there this morning for export, and also brought the sensatiounl as- sertion thut the export engagements for three dnys were estimated at 3,000,000 bu. While this was not credited, the crowd scemed to think that there niust be some basis for Ity and the buying was foru time quite sharp, many of the early seilers trying to ket bick their whent, For a time the teeling was rather foverish and there was a gradunl advance 1o §9%c. But the absence of any other bull news and freo seiling on the advance checked the upward moyement and turned the murket the ot Muy golng to 8s%e. 1y ing. howev nt the price up d closed firm nt &iige. The apecutu- loment scomoil to feel thut it was unwise 10 attenipt to bear the murket further on this break, some reaction, they argua, may Le Jooked for. and henee the crowd was inciined 10 be bullish. Pardridge continucd his scalp- 1ng operations toiny, having bought heavily early, but sold q 1ite us freely on ull the sub- seqent advances. Wheat and flour exports from the senbourd were equal to about 650.000 bu. of wheut. Late cables showed continued weikness In the United Kingdom, with Purls and Antwerp e to ¢ lowor, but Berlin was u shade higer. New York bought a good deul of wheat early through Poole-Shernun und Milmine-Bodman. but sold quite s freely on the subsequent advanc Corn was more uctive and stronz, cables wore better, the shipping and export demand was good, Stocks were low und the local re- celpts yot failod to show any of the v gride. Tho price slowly ud vi d neurly nll day with only oue or two reactions, clo: within 4 point of the top and ut un advance o trom e 1o Y. Oats were quiet and firm and show an ud- vance of ige, Hog prodicts opened firm on account of the lighter recelpts of ana higher prices for hozs and advanced turther in sympathy with the strength in grains, closine gencrally slightly below the best fizures, but at something of an adyance over yesterday's lust quotations. Estimated rece pts for tomorrow: Wheat 131 onrs: corn, 170 cars; onts, 120 cars; Logs, 25,00 head, Theleading tutures ran3ed as foliows: | _ow WiEATNo.2| February February.. May........ BHORT Rins™ February. Cash quotntions were us follow. FLoun—Quiet; sprinz _paten winter pntents, 4.5@4.5; bakers, 3. stralaht, $4.3934.5), WiEAT—No. 2 spring wheat. &i4e; No. spring wheat, #@7ve; No. 2 red. Cony—Firmer; No. No- & 2@ . 2 e, 20143 Y Rve—No.2. 0, - BAnLEY- 2, 50D white, 3i5e; No. 3, 42@38c; No. x POIK--Mess pork 80.35700.40 dary Short cloar sldes per bbl., 88.50: lard. per short ribs sides (loosc), saited shouldurs (boxed). (boxed), #5.95@ o JskY—Distillers' infshed goods, per gal. 8UGARS—Cut lonf unchanged. Recoipts and shipments today were as fol- lows: TTANTICLES. 10000/ 55000 157.000 170,000 Rye, bushels.. 19,000 Buriey. busheis. 100l 8000 On the Produce exchunge tod market was unchanged. E g OMEESE | nohungod. Hipes—Unchungedl TALLOW—Uneh “the 1 @: New York Markets, NEW YORK, Feb. 4—FLour—Receipts, 30.036 packages: exports, 1,2)0 bbls, 26.8.0 sucks; dull, wenk, irregulars siles, 14,650 buls Cony MeaL—Quiot, 1pts, expor u.; sales, 6,050,000 bu, fdtures. #pot, Spot wiarkot higher, au.et: £L0/@L0WY, in store and ‘elevator; 100 ufioat; $LO0K@LUS% 1. o 0oy ungrad red, norther 1.05: No. 2 north- ern, 065@UTHe. Options opened L@he lowgr on froe sellinz by foreixners, lower cubles wua financial troubles abroud; advanced Z@lie on lurge clearances, Wull'streot buying here and West und Shorts covering, - closing Hrm at L4@lo over yesterday: No. 2 red. Fobruary. #1.0.@1.00%, “closing ut 81.00%; March, $1.00@ 1,01, olosing at $1.014: April, $1L.00@1.01%, closing nt 81.0014: May, U8K@LW0!, closing at [ iqi. closing at 981e: July, losinz ut e, )il wnd wenk: western, 8@01o. BArLEY—Dull and stoady; No. 2 Milwaukeo, 0T, BARLEY MALT—Quiot. ConN-Tectpta I 5,000 bu.'of futures; 157,000 bu. of spot hor, firm and' fuir do- No. 2, 40%@Mc_in elevator ungraded mixed, 45@5240; No. 4oi No.ih 4B@ASIS; stonmer mixod, 0@50syc. Options uavanced %@%e and closed firmer on Iight receipts, poor grading and liberal clearances; Februnry, #5@30c, closing ut 5)c Murch, 40%@0%e, clobing ut 40%e: April, 4 @i0%c, closing at49%0c Muy, #4@49%e, Clos ing at'49%0; June, 4T5@4fc, closing ut ke, Oars—Hocoipts, 61500 bu.i exports. 484,050 bu.; sales, 100,000 bu. of futures; 77,000 bu. of ) 334,- 112,000 bu. 1,003 L. No. 3 red, @r.0N; No. 1 bu.i exports, 16055} March, 3663, Tige, Closin| 8y ern, H@d24e; N Hav—Qulet und eusy. Hovrs—Dull knd weuk, BuaA—Ruw in demund, firmer: sales 11,33) puke. centrltugais W tost, at 37-160 ¢. 1. ned steady and qulet. MovLAssEs—I'orslgn and New Orloans qu et and steady. sy. quiet. TROLEUM—Qulet and eusy; United closed or March. roN SEED O1L-Steady, qulet. Taurow—Dull, Rosin—Steady 10, g00d $LE2G @ EGas-Quiet a roceipts, Pouk-—Ilrm ur Our MEATS—Firn clpar. 85,4 teamed commol oasler; western, 20'3@27 niddles steady; short LAub—-Quiet and firm: wostern steam olosed at 85.72051 option sales, 1,000 tierces; Februur v March closed at 8574 ApHL closod at 86.77@0.80; May, 86.92@6.03, closed at 0055600, 4. Burrei-Quiet and weak: westorn dairy. 19@%e; wostern creamery. 2@ ic; factory, 16@24c. IHEESE: 17,50 Coreer—Dull und steady; leke, #0.70. LEAp-—Steady: di Tis—Dull, steas Northwestern M) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Fev. 4.—The North- western Miller says: The e The flour output week before. being 167,700 barrels; averaxe, 22,500 barrels dally--against 120,680 barrels for the corresponding 104,180 barrals 10 paeity 18 In zuu te production wiil show an lncrease in A tiwe 1800 1l and larger ol wo water wills of the swaller cluss have en shut down for lmprovements to western 0w Irm, falr demund; part skims, 5@ PlG Tnox—Quiet, easy: American, $15.750 last week was almost identioal with thit of the operation this week and the their ruces, while three others of & large capacity | | that were Idle a weok ago were startedMon- | it price to & This lenves fifteen mills in operntion. | Cordaze stocks day. producing ut the rate barrels duily, There Is much complaint about the duliness of trade nud were 1t not for the fact that most northwestorn mills had a good many orders uccumulated before the holidiys, the outnut durlng January would doubiiess have been much lighter. Most looal firms report that for the week just ended they snccecded in solling an amount of flour tly equaiing Uheir tion for the e time. With the lo \dency showr, oweverlower prices nstantly anded. The domestic br. trade is still the best, though foreig have bld a 11ttle bettor for o woek hack and sa'es are fre quently mnde that net th Tor fully w much is he can get In this country. o ha Produce Market, Frurts-Calitornia riversid 258 2.50; Washington navels, &1 lifornin Vingorines, $400 per bok; Florda oranges, Srichts, $400; rassets, # Florlda augerines, F5024.00: hall boxes western wpples, choice, #2002 3 per bbl.. tancy stand might bring more: New York apples VEGETARLES —Calilforniu cabbage, 24c per 1b. 1n crates: home grown lettuce, 43¢ por doz: potatoes. dull. GAME—No_salo for rabbits, will enough to pay shipping charzos BUTTER—Falr togood country, 17@! country, 102 ' FLoui-Omalia Milline company’ Patent, 2.5 Invincible Patent. Star Superlative, § nowflnk winily, 81805 & 1% Gilman's Gold Medal, 82 now ‘White, $2.39: Snowflake. $10), low grade 60: Queen of the I'un'ry, $2.6) PovLry Supply light and prices firming up. Good to chole chickens, T@Yc; geese, ducks apd turkeys. 10¢ if cholee. HAY—Market oversuppiied; @ ton Hinzs—No. nides, No. 2 vreen s No. No. 2 No salted hides sulted hid, calf, 8 to 15 Ibs.. 6e; No. 2 ve l ealf, 8 to 13 1bs, 4c; No.1dry fiint hides, 7@se: No. 2 dry flint 5 No. 1 dry salted hides 5@dc. Tul- s@de; tal ow. No. Zroise, white A.'4@ise: grease, white B. d4@} 110w, grense. dark, 24c: old but- rime, 1fic: rouh tallow. of about 25,00 not bring : cholce Rellance A47; Lone £1.00; 1 5 per 1 green salted Gas—The arr.vals were larger and tho price generally usked. Tt was hinte round lots could be had e, polix Wheat Market Minn. Feb. 4.—The bulls courage today and nre advaneo again. The market ana kept it up to the close of the session, the opening quotations being nenr the lowest point of the divy and the clos- Ing price was the highest. There were some fluctuations but they wero not stronz enough on the b ide to down the strong feeling that was manifosted when the session openen. May wheat opensd this morni et closing price of lust nizht. re Was much feature to the trading except that there WIS mo) huylng by shorts than for several days. The price was rather unsteady and during the session made lc advance from the lowest point. May closed at v and February at 8%. “The cash market was In fairly active condition, but some wheat was held over. No. | northern sold from 82 Recelpts here wero 23) cars and b Duluth and Superior were 13 cars. Olosing prices for No. 1 northern: K¢ ru ni today at2: vesterday, 81ie: May opened it 84'4ci highest, 83c: lowest, 8icr closinz today. at B5e: yesterdiy. Kige: on track. No. 1 hard. Sigo; No. 1northiern, 840; No;2 northern, 70 ke, Minng MINNEAPOL 8, renewed their talking ot an started their wa Omaha Graln Market, Prices based on delivery at Mississippl rlver points, Nebraska inspection unl ten duys' shipment. unless otherwise stated. Cash grain calis for hipment within five days. WiEAT—No, 8 bld. RyE—N 0AT8--No. bid; No. 2 mixed, bid: No.i colored, 20e bid. CORN--No. 2. cush, 861@354ce; No. 3 or better, Februnry, 3ic; No. 2 white, Murch, Among tho sales were: 5,0 No. ter corn, February, #6e: 25,000 No. 2 Louls terms, thirty dys ship; 4 000 samo, five days shipment, 2 corn, prompt shipment, Omah £),000 No. 3 white oats. Omaha terms, No.# corn, Burlinzton terms. twenty diy shipment, d6e; 17,50 No. § or better corn, Fev- e, Kansas City Markets. KANSAS Orry, Mo.. Feb. 4 —WneAr—Better demund but unchanged; No 2. hurd, 80'd at 76e; . 82 Firmer; No. 2 mixed, $2%@isc; No. 2 white, No. 3 mixod, 2 teady; No.2mixed, 20¢; No.2 white, o, Rye—Firm; 76c for No. 2. FrAX SEED—SIc on the basls of purs. BRAN—Steady: 65@sc for sacked. HAy—Wouk; timothy, #.50; prairfe. 86.00; §ood to cholce, £5.50. RECEIPTs—Wheat, 8,000 bu.; corn, 80005 outs, none. SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 41,000 bu.; corn, 1,000 bu; outs, 1,000 bu. ndon Wool Market. LONDOY, Feb. 4.—At the wool sales today 15,87 bules, comprising generally a good lot, woro offerod. Thero Wi u_ fall ance and the competition was nctive. Best greasy was keenly sought for at full rutes. A cirou lur issued by Charles Balme & Co. wool brokers, says: “Superior combing and greasy rule close’ to December yalues. Australian merinos have weakened since the opening of the series. The medium und cosrser cross breeds aro readily saleable at previous quoti- The finer grades of lust senson were America und are no:lected. he Americun deman.l 1s almost exclus:vely for merinos." JForelgn Bourses Depressed. LONDON, Feb. 4.—Dispatches trom the vari- ous European financial centers state that all the bourses were depressed todav in conse- quence of the report in Parls relative to the troubles of some lurge finunciul house in that city. Forelzn government secur ties declined; thé Vienna bourse was ulso adversely affected Dy the belief that the adoption of a ,old cur- rency wus still distunt. Coffee Market. New Youk. I'eb. 4.—Options opened barel ady wt frot 10 to 50 points down and close han bags, 1ncludin , $1200@12.58; April, #12. June September, #1LW@1215; Decembe Rio qulet, firm; No. 7. $14.1205@14 Milwankee Markets, MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb. 4—WHEAT— 2} y, B6ic; No. 2 spring, 85¢; No. | northern, “CoRN—Qulet at ¥@3744c. OAts—Quict; No. 2 white, Sle; No. 3 white, 2045@HC BARLEY—Active; No. 2. c; sample, 41@60c. Rye—Quict; No. I, T5@70¢. Liverpool Markets, Livenroor, Feb. 4.—WnEeAt—Dull; offer moderitely; No. 1 Culifornla, per cental 3 No. 2 red wintor, 7 6% cady; demund fair; mixed western, 4s 3%4d per cental, LARo=Prine w holders 78 0440 @ red westorn spring, 7s 6d s Murkets, Fob., 4.—WnEAT-Firm; cnsh, €701 May. WK@0%ce asked. O RN—Flrm; cash, b QaTa—toady; cash, 21y Pork—5Steady; new, #1150, LARD-Quietat #. Whisky—Steudy ut 81.14. New York Dry ods Market, New Youk. Fob. 4.—Business in dry goods wis ubout as It hus been for some tinie Dast, but with orders for replenishment u little larger In some instunces. Tho indications olnt to lwproving Dusineas, but as yet there no sign of vizor to the demand, Cin §1. Louis, inutl Markets, OQINCINNATL O, Fob, 4, —~WHEAT-Fair de- mund; No. 2 red. Oitgo. Corx—Firm; No. 2 mixed, 4lc. OArs—Fair demand; No. ¥ mixed, 82/4¢. Winisky—Higher; 81.15. ToLEno, 0., Feb. 4. —WHEAT- cush and February 4 CorN—Steady; No, 2 OATs—Quiet; cash, i Havans Sugur Market, HAVANA, Fob. 4 —SuGAR-Qulet: 7800 bags centrifugal, 96'5 test, sold here at 8417@3.174% gold per quintul 5 AND BONDS, Higher; No. 2 My, 9440, ush, 040, Business Done Was All Due to Attacks of Bears. NEw YOouk, Feb. 4—~Tue stock market was again active, but as usual of lute the Incrense in the business done was ull due to the per- sistent attacks of the bears on the industrial stocks wnd Incidentally sowe of the railway Mist, though considerable buylng of the coal- ers wus responsible for a great deal of the aplmution lute in the day. The most severe drive wus wade ut the warket durlng the forenoon, and It created a lurge short interest in nearly all the leading shares, Burlington, however, was tho oty railroad stock fn which the transsetions assumed any lw portance and u proposed Issue of couvertible 5 per cent bonds by the compiny caused some luvestment sell {ig of the stock. Ou the other hand in the afternoon the market becuwe stronger under the lead of Luckawanns and with good buy- 10g in that stock and Beading, Western Union, Lake Snore wnd Louisville,' New Albany & Chivago the shorts beeawe frightencd for the uonent and sovering was in order, with the effoot of wiping out about all the eurly losses. The Industrinls, however, were the principal features of the day wud Distillers, atter open- ing off a fraction remuined very feverlsh without yielding much for somo time but a wost violous d. at it lo the afteruoon broke Persistent % agalnst 50' last evening. The ollowed and Chicago Gas whils not 50 nctive asusanl felt the effect, yielding nearly 2 per ce The raflroad 1ist suffered only siight de- clines, with the exception of Buriington and New England, whose losses were over 1 per cent. The remarkable strengtn und activity developed in Lackawanna in the last hour, however, dragged the whole 11st up again and the oarly deciines wore in most instunces re covored. Jorsey Central sympathized closely with the leader in this rise, bul Reading which iad risen 1 per cent in the fuce of the r.y deciine, was hield wt a shade under its Dest price. Denver & Rio Grande preferred wis also stron . feature of the early trade d w sharp rlae of about 6 per cant in Edi- son Electric marked the final denlings. The rest of the warket was traded in rule within - narrow 1imits, thoush nsiderablio activity wis seen in a fow. The opening was fairly Sterdy at Irreguiar but stizhtchanzes from last night's fizures, ind the arive at the Industrials ¢ ssed frnotional con- cessions in the oariy trad An advaneing tendency was sShown whonever the pressure was removed, however, and tho rush to cover 1n the last hour broaeht almost every thing up 10 lust night's figures, Tha close wis active and firm to strong at insignificant chances for the day. The only important changes are thut of Edison Electric, wnich is up 5% per cent. and Luokawanna 2 per cent, while Distil.ers is down 2y per cent, Tho foilowing are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- chnnze today Atehison Adams Kxpross Altouw, T H.. ... NOV. Central. L o preferred ... 128 N, Y. Chi & 8t.'L Amertean Kxpress. 116 | do preferred B.CR&N.... 1o Missiasippl. Cannda Pacifio do preterred Adn Southern ... 60 Ontario & Western . Central Pacific 313 Oregon Improveme't Chos. & Ohlo . 24 oregon Nav do 1wt preferred. .. Al Orezon o 2nd preferred .. 41 | Pavitic Mall. Chicago & Alton ...l P D. & 1073 | Pittaburg i bultman . Col O R Del. Hudson Del. 1 & W.. ¥ D. & it G. pfa LAk S L &S, K TR East Tonnosse. o 7 Nt PRUL.....o. do It prefarred. .. 45 | do b 0d. . do 2nd preferred.. 154 St P Min, & Man. Erle. 014 81, Paul & Omaby do preferred. \a o proferred...... 1 ort Wayne. Tenn. Coal & (ron. East i1 Hocking Valley Houston & Texas Hig|Union Pacitic 1itinols Contral ... 108 ° | U8, Bxpress.... St. Paul & Duluth... #ig Wabash, St. L & Kansas & Tex o preferre; Lako Krle & West. | 22 |\Vells Farge Ex do preferred....... 1% Weatern Unton . Am. Cotton Ol ado Conl. estake 1% L1293 (T Memphis & Char. Michigan Central.. MIL LS, & W do preferred.. .. Minn. & St L do preferred. .. Missourl Pacific. . Mobile & Ohto Nashville Chatt.... N.J. Central..... . Norfolk & West pfd Northorn Pacitic. 1075 On 1 Quicksily 120§ o prefer Kl Sutro 2) " Bulwer.. 24 Lol The total sules of stocks toliy wure 41840 shares, includinz: 055: Chiengo & Wesi- e & Nushville, el tic. Northwestern, ersey Central, 3,4): Northern Ui~ preferred. 454: New Englund. 130 Reading, 476 Piul: 2203 Union Pacifie, 10,459 n. 19,080, cinl Roview, W Yonk. Feb. 4—The Postsuys: It re- quires some little time und a good ceal of back filiing to get tne.unticipatod bear move- rent fuirly under way. 1t did not vo forward with sreat promptness th's morning, the strength of the coal stocks and un unex- peoted receipt of £230,00 of imported gold not ut first known to bo merely in transit, cnusinz some natural hesitation, But the Fally was shortiived. Towards uoon the decline was vroceeding rap dly and the demorali- zation had hecome so general that old hands devoted themselves mergly to watching for evdence ot covering purchases by the bear leaders. The rule of the recent market hus been wbout twenty- four hours deciine before the eaders buy in their shorts, und twenty-four hours more be- fore the smll fry Kknow th it the crash is over. ‘Osteus.bly the throwinzover of stocks on the exchange was caused by a further advance in steriing rates, which, of course, Was_acconi- pantod in the board room by Stories of an im- mediate and enormous export of gold, When the torror over this impendin z catac.ysm wis at its worst the larger (eurs of course bouzht in theirstock, and . rec nsued whicn prozressed with unexpe rapldity up the close. New York ey alarket, New Youk, I Y 0N UALL— at 14@? por ce 1% por PRINE MERCANTILE PAVEG—i% () STERLING EXCHANGE-Qulet bt s 845 tor sixty day bilis and $IAT for de- mand. = The closing quotations on Lond: iy M. K, & T Gen. 116 | Mutial Union i 100 8 Pacitic 18 of ‘b5 La. stamped 4s. Tenn. new set i {Tenn. now set 51....10) t 3. At P 704 | rex. | Lox. S llld.r t nske London Stock A (Copyrighted 1892 by James Gordon Bennett.] LONDON. Feb. 4.--[New York Herald Cable— Spoeiul to THE BER S exchunge has becn extremely were steidy., Home rails developod so: strength during the latter purtof the d While the deulings huve been on u small sc. they mostly closed tirm. After havingz beci more or less flat’ all day Ameri- cuns closed with & better tendency. Prices only rallied “sightly over their worst points so that most descriptions stiil show a small decline, u favorable oxception being the riscof Luke Shore i oer ¢ Denver proferred und Louisvilio and Nush- vil e are unchanged, after being Y% per cent lower, A feature of the Canadtans his been the regular bear ruid on Cunadian Pa- cific, owing to the weekly trafic stutoments not showinz so lurge uu inc-ease us usuul Grand Trunks show " tolerable firmness at the ciose with a small improvement. Mexicans were woll maintained. American lines were depressed. Money was not much wanted. Short iouns were obtained at from 1to 1t per cent. Three months bills were quoted ut 1% to 2 per cents 3 ONDON, Feb. 4.--The followinz were the London stock quotitions closinz at'4 p. m.: nt. Consols money ....% I-16/1llinols Central... Consols 85 1-16 | Mox. ordinary. v . St. Paul common. .. iow York Central,. | Erle naylvanis ....... Kirlo 4 a BAR SIt MONEY —1lq per co Rate discount in the open market for both chort and three months bills 2 per cent. ‘Amount of bullion gone into the Bunk of En nd on bulunce toduy,£ 21,000, The bullion in ths Bank of England crensed £01,000 during the pust week. The proportion of the Bank of Engiund's ro: sorve to Hability wh.ch last woek was 40.33 per cent is now 4201 per cent. in- Financial Notes, EW_ ORLEANS, La., Feb. 2,811,175, 5 KANNAS Oy, Mo., Fob. 4—Clearings toduy, 1,526, 120, HAVANA, Feb. 4.—Spanish gold, $240@240%, Exchange quiet, NEW York, Feb, 4.—Clearings, #120, 4.—Clearings, 27,4143 Feb. 4.—~Olearings today, 80514 Lute. 6 per cent. ob, 4, Bunk clear- bulunces, #1,68.08; money, s per cent. B, Louts, Mo., Feb. 4.—Clenrings, $4,074.582; balances, 835,550, Monoy, 07 per cent. Ex- change on New York, 75 bremium, BONTON, Muss., F'eb. 4.—Runk clourings to $15.72:,52) balinees, $10708320 Money, por cont. Exchunge on New York, l0@e discount. CHICAGO. TIL. Fob. 4.—Money easy at 5a6 por cont. Olearings. $16,182,750. New York Exchunge. par. Storling exchanze dull at §1.84'4 for stxty duys bills and #1864 1or sight drafts. Sun Francisco Mlaing Quotations. FRANCISCO, Keb. 4.—The officlal quotations for wining stocks toduy avajo Ophir Potosi . |Savage ' Slerra Novad; Union Con Utah ... s Yellow Tackel er et & ol 4 Bodle Consoliduted. 55 Chollar.......... ... 1W Consol. Cal’&'Va Crown Polut.. ..ovr. 185 Eureka ( on 18 5 Gould & Curry 185 Commonwealth,...! Hale & Noreross ... 1% [N, Q Yy Mexlcan [ 8 Mono 5 | New York Minlag Quotations, New Youk. Feb. 4—The following are the closing mining stoek quotations. Tomestake. ... A el Hora Silver & Beicher Ontario At Ophir. o 0 130 430) s 150 |Slerra Novada dard er Mining Ntocks, DExvER, Colo., Fob. 4—The followlng list is IDAY, the olosina quotationson the Mininz exenangs toduy. Sates 4,700 A Fapioiden Tremsure, LHE01E ook i troneind Justten Paogkok Uora i uates Hunter Big six Loxington, Brownlow WLe e Calltope. 15 T May Mareppa Clawdin 3 APOORL, .t Century 7} leed Nattonal Clay County A5 SRIATLO (i Dinmon, 4, s Running Lods Denver G ¥ MSitton v Emnmons, Gty and Ol . Catalps. Hosto BOsTON. Mass. Feli, 4'~The followinz were the closing prices on stocks on the Roston stock market today: Atchison & Topeka Boston & Albany .. ston & Maine B & Q. L 107 Kenrsarge L 12 ORCCOTR ... g [ 8 Santa F ST &C R T 120 Tamar Littls Rock & Ft. 8. g Anni Mass. Central 15| common England. g, 1. 121 Water oM e Houston B &R Ttatiand Wis. Cen AURDHC. s e | VE STOCK MARKETS. res Contiune to Climbh Under of Light Rtuns, OMANA, Fob. 4—Receipts for the past four duys foot up AR catt 23,080 hogs and 1,836 op, AgAInSL 0, 062 hows and 186 tor the corresponding four days lust week. CATTLE~The paucity of the supply so far has lind o very salutury effect on lie market. Trad'nz Wwas again lively und sellors had littlo diffculty obtaining stronger prices for almost’ anything in the steer e, Shippers did practieally nothing, 1z that prices paid by the £ wmen left them no 1 s undoubtedly the case. Loc ttle and the nctive coms petition among themselves has put prices vl[\ 1o 0 very sutisfactory fiqure compared with narkot Prices were strong to lve higher thun Wednesdiy, an_ndvance so far this weel of from @ ¢ to>file. There were com- paratively few good ight weight cattic among the offer ngs an | a zood many of the heayier re rather coarse and ovey. Very -1b to 1430-1b steers 50 d at from $1.50 ), while fair to gool stesrs w Broueht tro s nff sold ol brisk raet foand everything . and the of husiness decent Buteher stufl of all erades sold generally good 10¢ higher and the movement was free at the advanee. Almostoverythin: in this line is seliinz any whers froa 2 to 4 ¢ hizher than fast ool and casy to sell at that. 1 houses were the principa . I fact practically the only buyers, but they 1ook hold as if there v mine comingand an early and oo | wius efoctud. Goo L o choiee cows medium to E25), with common wnd At fron $1 100, trong at from #1.50 3 10 £.0). (o was mostly in prices. Very Indiffer- around Lo and one broweht $539. 1t \ £00dl cows from $2.0 canning stuff iar. Bujls, oxen-nud s to 8125, eal Tho stocker smail lots and nt foeders wre solling bunch of precty raod § takes very common stufl to bring le: than £275. Prices are from 10c to e higher than Iust week. Ruprescntative sale No. Av. 4 Pr. 1501200 500 101131 HNTIT) 5185 5..102) 1 3 1301332 10,148 G4 T 1,128 151128 11 A7 QOWS. 012 [T 5..1070 B o 10 201115 11,1245 1.0 860 1..1100 VT 20 iy 1012 1036 1005 140 1042 105 803 10) 8) 1210 138 1450 i 1..1280 310 30 Hoas.—Recelpts were 2.50) loss than a weck az0,the past four daysShowing a decroase from 5,000 hogs compared” with the suwe four days last week. The general quality of the {ngs was nothing to brag of uithough n as n whole the hogs couid by no meuns bo ¢ lled poor OF vven enmnion. There was 1 shipping domand for and light iy and local doalers s 0 want that class of hogs also. Tnguirs hoavy welghts was almost entirery local. Business opened out rather slow and the goneral feelins scemed 1o be eusier, hut as More fuvorable castern udvices began to arrive and it becamo appareut that the supply Would not be any too libvral u little More life was infused into tha business and tradiug wis pretty brisi from that on to Jse. Good heavy hogs were iwbout steady #0.40, common. heavy and mixed to #40, Iight and lght ul 5 0z from $4.1744 1o #4166, eneral market was active and firm, the foing practieally clenred both of frosh r and holdovers, tho bulk of the hogs seiling AUSL2 10 §1.:5, the sume as on Wednesduy, the verige of sales being #130% nzulnst Wednesday and #4.175% lust Thursday, sentative sale Av. 8h vens ipts pr. & 8 400 400 400 400 400 410 il Av. Sh BEEEEEEEEE =i EENY EEEEE SEEEE SEE e e e e e e e & 2 &l SuEer—The only load of sheep received was conslgned direet to Swift & Co, that housy being unab © to secure the number of sheep desired on this market. The demand for de- Sirable muttons is stroig. and prices are fully stendy. Quotations: fulr 1o good nutives (rom FEBRUARY 5, The, 1892, 3.7 to 83,00, westerns from $1.50 to 8.75. com- mon and stook sheep from 8250 to $3.30, good to choice 4)-1b. t0 0)-1b. Tambe fron, #4.00 to 8,50, Recelpts and Dispasition of Stack, Official recotote and disposition of stock s shown by the hooks of the Union Stock Yards compuny for the twenty-four hoars, ending at So'cloek p m. February 4, 1802 RECEIPTS " - Wi KAERE. HOTSESA LS, Cars ro. | Head Cars. | Head 1,54 | Head ¢ 5,801 1 DISPOSITION ~ |OATT'E, T NUYERS, OGS Omata Packing company . G. 1. Hammond company.. | Swifl & Co. | 2 &l s | 25 ingcompany Sperry & W Whitinker N Shippers and feeders _'Total. 18ul ois| k Market ‘eb. 4--[Special Te THE BEF. ] Huatlon was again In the oattle selle vor, supplies continuing light and the demana developing a falr degree of act vity. Noclass of catt'e sold very mate- Hally higher than on Wednesday, nor was there any grado for which the murket wis not stronger. The most attractive stocks zener- allyisold at from 5 to 10c ad vance. That applie o butchers' und canners’ stock is weli us to Ciieaao, T shipp hie range ot qUOtALIONS Was from 25 5o and trading was principally at frow .00 to .75, or at from $.00 to ®5 for cows una ‘bulls and at from 5 (0 4.5 for dresscd beef and shippio That thoro were so few sales at over s because only a very small percentute of the offerin s grided ubove “good:" cows, bulis and half-fatted steers predominated There was 4 good Inquiry for stockers and feedors at from & and for veal culves nt from $100 to o murket closed fira for all grades of ¢ Hogs opened hizher. ' nctive eastern demani OTLS, wheth lighs average pr. was about than for nesdny. The and thire w wed i we after shippers had A led un® was different. Loca' packers would not pay the prives current at the openin ot business. Thoy demanded « reduction of 1 ¢ und the tor tradinz was on thit basis. The warket is likely to pursue this see-xiw course for some time to com -, as local packers: seem de- termined 10 keep prices down was for. heavy, an ool the better light Sovera sales ts at $1.7% bat the situition and or The sheep market was firm tod cause of activity in the patiral” conseguer arrivals sine M very sparin:ly from the local combine not Rales were on is of from ¥ 10 $1 cuils, §1,50 0 §4,2 for poor to mediun und trom #4.50 1o $5.2 for vood to choie I wethers are quoted at from 3.4 o 8,50, warker for lambs was unchanzed at $1.0) 10 %0, itecelpts Sheep, 6,00, The' Evening not be but of the Shippers demand prisk. tor at trn The from v, the were: Caitle, 10,000; hogs. 28,0005 Journal reports: CATTLE —Receipts. shipments, 400 market moderately i steady 1o shade high €00d Steers. $L50@HE0; 1o extra steers on su others, $1.2 @1.40; stoeke FLRM@L2 12500 iT0a3—Receipts. 27017 snipments, market vpened active ana strong but k to lower: rough and common, 4.45: mixod und packers, $.50G4.6 eayy und butchers' weights, §1.6504. 250, S Recelpts, 0,000: shipments, market slow, steady 10 wenkers ewes. #: 420; mixed, $1.50661.75; wethers, #1807 wosterns, $5.0005.20; 1ambs, #5.005.05. New York Live Stock Market. W YORK, Peb. 4, —BE&vES—iteceivts, &7 ad. nil for slaughiterers: no trade. feeling Ady: dressed beef klow: extra, ilsc per 10! shipnients to. 1230 beeves and twenty sheep. receipts. 406 houd; market ) per 100 Jbs.; grassers 11,000 closed 25400 prime lizht, 40 0G0 e s, #2200, 270, Iecoints, 5247 hoad; market firm; sheep, $LODL6.00 per 107 1bs.: 1ambs. $60067.003 ArcBsed mutton, (@D'ze por 1b.: dressed lambs, firm He eipts. i, 101 ominal ut # 1d; consigned direct: 100 1bs, ns City Live Stock Market, KANSAS Crry, Mo, Feb. ceipts. 15003 shipments, was generally strou. shipping steers sold ut #5354 heifers, §1.5003 $1; stockers and @350, Hoas—Raceipts. 5,100; shipments, market was active and strong to higher; all grades. $3T5@hLiI718: bulk, $4.204.30, SueEr—Receipts. 1,500: shipments, 100. The market was very dull anu weak to Iie lower. St. Louls Live Stock Market, Sr. Loms, Mo, 4. —CATTLE-Receipts 00; shipment 400; arket steady: fair to oo steers. $.. 8@ Hoas—Reecelpts, i mur- ket opened aironz, closed wea heavy, #4.40 @4 .55; mixed, 4.00@4.45; light, $4.20@1.40. et Chamberla| Cough Remedy, Mr. C. . Davis, editor of tne Bloomfield, in., Fariner, says: *I can recommend Cham berlain’s cough remedy to ail sufferers with colds and croup. 1 have used itin my family 400, The for the past two years and have found it tho be:t I ever used for the purposes for which it is intonded.”” 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. AN el VOUNCEMENTS. In the entire field of American journalism we have no such a distinctive personalty as Max O'Rell (M. Paul Blouet), who is un- questionably Lhe keenest wit, tbe most ready satirist, and the most genial bumorist that KFrench journalism has produced in this gen- orstion.” His books have been very gonerally reaa by Omaha people, and they will now read with pleasure the announcement that his first appearance in Omaha wili be at the Grand opera house on \Weduesday evening next. T'hose who expect an ordinary lecture by this brilliant foreigner will be most agrecably disappointed. e furnishes an evening of raro cunmuf. such as he ouly can provide, and largo snd delighted audiences have everywhere greeted him on his Ameri- can tours. He will tell the people of Omaha of America as he bas seen it through I'rench spectacles. One of tho biggest and best burlosque com- panies on the road 13 coming and will com- mence a_week's engagement at the Farnam street theater on Sunduy, during which time high class burlesque and high class vaudevillo will bo given clear scope, The aitraction 1s Mr., Sam T. Jak's Creole Bur Josque company, composed of fifly fair young lagies whose like was never seen on any stage before. Thirty southern Creole beau- ties and twenty faiv Egyptians, a hall hun- dred stars culled rrom two races noted for thoir beauty, erace and musical culture. In addition tothe above there are also sev first class malo comediuns and specialty artists, and as the New York World recently said of the show, while playing a long en gagemont at the Standard theater, Broad way, Now York: “It is the most unique and pieasing show of the season,” Suuday matinee, ———— Spoopendyke’s Troubles, Have I got a cought Do you think I'm an omnibus and cun't cough! Well, of all the dodgasted women [ ever saw-here I've coughed for sevenly days and you want to know if I've got a couwh, Now. Mrs. Spoop- endyko, I want that bottle of Haller's Sui Cure Cough Medicine ~you hear{ e THE REALTY MARKET, NSTRUMEN 4, 180 T8 pluced on record Fobruary WARRANTY DEEDS. B P Knight et al to R M Twaddell, Jots § and 7, block Mutuai 200 vestmont ¢ %, block 11, Oreliard hill Raflway compi I, 1ot 4 tn il lot S and e piny G 4,000 510, s Henry Arnold fZalicth Howitt, lots 11 and 12, bloek 6 Bodford place 2 11 Grossman and wife to Julius Hene- dier, und 1-5 nw ne 1-15-15 and str.p ad- neent. . . Fidolity Tru son. 1ot %, blook i Tipton _place E L, Putrick and wite to ) M Lowe, 1ot 1, bic Vatrlek's 2nd Suratoza ddd J M Lowe und husband to E L Patrick. 1y L0 Andy Loren TV ] to W A Puxton, 1002 biock Omuha. 50,000 bwstor and Wife (0 G M Hrow 2 1.6°0 G A sume Tuk Hrodin, lots 21 wnd 22 block ifton hill QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. brose and wife to M A Yates, lot , Cmaha, .. 1 e M i P OAA 2 biC Total wmount of transfers. 8 50,08 - DeWit's Little fariy Iusers; best little Alis fordyspepsia,sour slomaca, bal breath e e e MOST WOMEN'S TROUBLES Are caused by a disordered stomach. The kenuine Carlabad Sprudel Salt 1s & positive remedy for & bsordered stomuch. 14 cloars tue complexion and | purities the bloud. Secure vuly the genuine i poFted article, which must havo the sigoature of ( ‘Elsuer and Mendelson Co.," 016 ageuts, New York. | 1 o every puckage OMAHA Manufacturers™ an AWNINGS AND TENTS, Omaha Tent & Awning Co., Flags, hammocks, oll and rubber clothiag. Sond for eatalogue. 1113 Farnam BA Bemis Omaha Bay Co. Importers and manifac rors « Buriaps and ne. RICYCLES, A HL Terrigo & Co, M 0. Daron, 1401 Dodgo streot Send alogue | Bteretes sola on monthly pyments. for our o u and prices 100714 Farnam st, Omahna. v BOOTS AND SHOES Morse-"ce 8ho» Comoary, 1101 Howard Streat Factory corner 1Eh and Doigins streets Wo are making 61040 piicas toeash biyers, and are Sellimi s iany of goods whieh 18 vers sal- eablo with merchants. Kirkendall, Jones & Co., Wholosnle Manufacti'rs. Agents for Boston 1t ber Shoe Co., 1102 1104 and 1100 Harney street. ma, Van Aernam & Harte, 1212 Harney street, Omaha, Neb American Hand Sewed hoe Co.. ts, shoes, rubbers Hats, Paxton & Vierting Iron Wronght Bullding work Manufaetur'ra Konnedy's ibbers” Directory HIDES, KT Gea, Osberns & (o, oaps, straw g Buyers of hidey ¥lovos and mittens, tallow and f wool, 12th and Harney, 513 South 13ih-st —_—_— HARDWARE Recter & Wilhelmy C. Lobeck & Linn, Bullders' hardwars & 8 nachianios Lol 8 1404 Dol Cor. 10th and Jack «on Sta Omaha. st e IRON WORK Warks, And cast fron | engines [ A work 1IQU 'l. R, R, Grotte, rer and Tobdar of Inos and Tiquors. 3 | 1020 and 1022 Frnam 38 Price llsts on appiication, ik 'r ek & Horberta, | Her & co Liguor Merchants, 1112 Linrney Stroet, Enst indla Bittecs. | Wholessle lquor deateps 1001 Farnam st, Ani folt goods. 12016 Narnoy atreot ¥ CARRIAGE CLOTHING, Gilmore & Run), Manufacturors and Wholesale Clothiers, 1101 Harney street —_— COAL, COKE, ETC, 1 Omaha Coal, Coke & LimeC . Coutant & Hard and roft pers. 1308 Farnam street, aha. v auires, 1 ahip- Hard and soft coal. S E. corner 16th and Douglas streets P by Mahone & Ca Johnson Bros., 1014 Farnam str eet, 8oft -~ Conl—Hard 813 N. 16th a Neb, « con Bagle Cornice Works Manufacturers of Gal- vanized lron Cornlee: Window caps, metaite akvlights, ‘ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodye st. DRY GOOD~. e Kilpatrick - Koch Dry s C Dry gooda notions. gerts’ furnishing goods. Cor. 11th and Hownrd sts. M. E.Snih&Co, Dry goods, nottons, fur- nishing goods Corner 11th and Howard. PPLIES. ECTRICAL 8U Omaha Oonsolidatd Electrisal 0., ctro Dynamos, Lampy, Wire and Electrical Sup Dites of All Kinds. 1112 Howard streat, Omaba. Millinery, notlons,ol oaks Refined and lubricating| Dealers In country prod- Butter, eggs and poultry. Butter. chey Charles R. Lee. John A Tardwood lumber. wood carpets and parquet flooring. 9th and Douglar, Wokefe d, Impo-ted. Amerien Pord land cement, Milwauk | nydeaulic coment | Quiney white live, % 1 F LINERY, LLRED (RRY 7 3 A Hospe, Jr C. A, Stoneh Planos. organs, materlal, 1513 Douglny «treet, i artiste 10-118 8 16th st Omaha _— 3 IS, Plait & o Oysters, Fish and South 10ty St Davld Cole, Manager. A. Booth Packing Co. Packers of oysters, and Celery, 008 Leaveaworth St — O11. “osolidated_Tank Line) Co, olls, axle grease, ete. PRODUCE COMMIS: 10N, < =8 Ribbell & Siith, Produce, Branch & Co fruits of all Kinds, oysters, th and Harney Stroots” Jas, A, Olark & (‘o, Butter, choes, ags, poultry nnd game. 09 South 13th Streek Riddell & Co, co, frults, vegetables, te. | 1207 Howara Street. Kirshbraun & Sons. 109 Farn G. Pegau. Commisston Merchanh Produco, hutter, Cheece und Poultr 12th and Howard 8§ Omnba. ne. etables, fruits. poultey and game. Walf Elec rical Ca., 8 Hlustrated eatalogue o free. 1614 Capitol Avenue. 153, 11t Bingham. & Son," Send ug your Kxgs, Db tor, Poultry. Ginme, | Hides, Eto 1701-3 Leavenworih 8t Mullin & MoOlain, pecinlties. bustor. 073 looko. poultry, eto. N ot 15t Nat. URNITURE AND CARPET nisure Co., i Successors to C.A. Beebe & Co @race and 13th sts,0maha. Oarpenter Papor Oo, Beebe & Runyan Fur- | Corry s full writing ' paper, card pa- PER. = — King Papor 0>, ¢ Wrapping paper, wil kindg Ot twine, e 140S Howard st. el stock of rinting, wrapping and to. S10VE R GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 8 Blot hky & C.hen, Genta’ furnishing goods, clothing and - notlons. Giveus a trisl. We send sumples expross pre- pald. J. T. Robinson Notion Co. Gents' furnishing goods. w'Ce cslobrated Brand “Buckskin® Overnlls, pants, shirts, conts. etc. James Hughes, toves repairs of all xlnds Cooks and Heaters for sula. 007 9, 13th Strast SASH. Om;h‘\ Stove Rnp;fi Wor' s, Stove repalrs and_ wate aitnchmonts for uny kin O stove mado 1207 ouklas TOYS, 1113 Harney. ————— e | €or. 12thand Moward sts. GROCERIES, | GLASS, D. M. Steele & o, Blake, Brice d 1201-1205 Jones streot, | 10th and Harney. Omaha, Owmizhia, Nob, Neb. RAIN AND PROVISIONS, 8. A. McWhorter, of Trado Cockrell Bros., Rrokers and cash buyers. Private wires to New Tl | wires to N. Y., Chicago Trade | and St. Louts, M. A, Disbrow & 0o, | Manufacturers of sash. UNION STOCK YARD3 €O, - Alecn Root & Co.| Basmana & Dallap, Koom 34 Eachange Bulld. # H. Hardy Oo,’ Toys, dol nlnum‘. doors. blinds and | fanoy goo 'mm”p’ mouldings. Branch of- | Pishing goods, — chi ould Ton's carringos. fice, Iz and taard St | PRz ity P — e} SOUTH "OMAHA. )3 CO, LIMITED A s ~ OOMMISSION MEROHANT*, Rooms, 60 and 61 M chmngo balidiag, outh Omatia Butlding South Omaha Fac-Simile of Letter from Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher. 40 Orange Street, Brooklyn ,N. Y. ,Feb. 11, 1890, “f have used Allcock's Porous Plasters for some years for myse as far as able, for the come to ‘us for assistan them a genuine relief aches and pains which I have used Allcock's P all kind of lameness an by frequent experiment can control many cases circulars,” The above is the o 1f and family and, many sufferers who ce, and have found for most of the flesh is heir to. orous Plasters for d acute pain and, s, find that they not noticed in your nly testimonial I have ever given in favor of any plaster, and if my name has been used to recommend any other it is without my authority or sanction, _41/14. j/t/mfl/ %At’f /\9/ ,c«[//fi v = —y DrDOWN 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb, Ll os ol s, nieht loses, | neivous, ¢hionic, private. Wt iR nedeine. ke diplomas wnd'eeri o Catarrh, spormitorrhoc, 108t manhood, sewinal Wik orrhioe. gleet, varicocele,cle. No mercury u Visit me may b treate ! al home by corres curely packed. 81k L0 ind] ute froe. Correspondence strictly pr Sunduys 108 w10 12 . Send stamp for repiy. spechuiis. in Nide DOGUTA Gon vere SANDALWOOD CAPSULES are the bost and only capsulus presribed by Feular physicians for tho curs of hw and discliarges from the uriary cases 0o duys. $1.00 per X All organ ruzkiate ular 00 1, skin and unnary disoases. A 1 Sy I8ALUL Lreating with the gre it . Hoftering [y EAK MEN " Weske o o T0 il particuian tor b’ Sure, KIKE of chrue e tid medical work ; shoutd b re Very, Bk Whe (x Bervous And daniitaud Addross Prof, ¥, C, FOWLER, Moodus, Colle