Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 1, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Wheat Was Dull, But Advanced Over Sat- urday's Closing Figure. CEREALS WEAKENED LATE IN THE DAY On the Down Tarn Loeal Hold Disconraged and Sold Free! OIF With Som ment at the Close , T11,, Feb. 20.~Wheat was dull, but 4c over the closing figuro of Satur- day. Themarket was Inclined to weakness fora tinie. The higher opening was attrib- uted chiefly to colil weather in the northwest Light snow was reported in the northern part of the winter wheat belt, with snow threat- ened clsewhere. The recelpts in the north- were unusually heavy. The early cables notencouraging as London and Liverppol quoted dull and unchanged, and as the seabourd murkets were wlso slow and a large nerease in the visible supply generally Jooked for, there was freo sclling for a timo with a sageing market, which carried prices down to Saturday's 1ast figures, but the de- ©lino loft a good profit for some of the shorts here, Prices gradually went up 1o from the lowest point. Good buying orders for New York ac- count assisted In the advane, but perhaps the strongest factor was the unexpested re- sult in the yisible supply statement, which, fnstead of an Inorease, scored a decrease. Tho Inte private cables were also niore encour- agloz. Milmine-Bodman, Baldwin and Pard- Fidgo were the ieading sellers most of the day, although 1t was reported that W. Dunn and kome of the other foreign houses ordered freely nt the advance. After tho noon hour the market became very weak on free sales by Now York ind on thoe down turn, local holders also got discour- aged and sold freely. Muy went oft with some excitement and sold down,with some reactions, 10 1%¢ from the highest point y opened at L atthe close on Saturday, off to tige, rultied to Ot CHICAG advanced wost werd word Corn was inclined to be strong on the poor grading of the receipts and the' wet which tends to continue the Stat N o wus o good demand from shorts to cover, but the offerings werg only moderate. The firmer tone in wheat in the middle of the session also helpod corn. hutlater,when wheat broke, corn was sympathetically “affected. May opened 'io up at 42ige, touched 4le, nd- vaneed to 421se, weakened and elosed at 42 Outs quiet but rather firm; there was loss selling pressure and a good deinand to cover #horts, but the market” weakened with other grains near the close and closed e under Saturduy's last figure. Hog products were stronger, with «fair loeal demand, Recelpts of hogs were about us e pected, but prices at the yards were with shippers. Prices of provisions were affected some _sympathetically by fluctuations In zrain, but the close showed advances, partic- Wlarly in cash, which is up 12¢ Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whent. 10) cars; corn, 40 cars; oats, 225 cars; hogs, 22,000 head, "The leading futures ranzed as foliows: ARTICLES, Low. [a EAT-NO. 2 | ebruary. 8138 it Februnry.. . a March....... hn a February.. May...... LARD: February. Mny. EHORT | Februar, My 59 Cush quotations were as follows FLOUR—Steady, unchanged: patents, $4.30@ spring patents, B30G4.55; bakers, K.40w . 2 spring_ wheat, §7%0; INo. 3 B2@82'40; No. 2 red, vie. 2 yellow, 88% 2 whnite, J0isc; RyE—No. 2, 8iige. FrAX SEED—No. 1, 08 TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, 81.20@1,28, Ponk--Mess pork, per bbl, #11.1744; lard, T owt., 8642 short ribs sldes (loose), B, dry saited whouldors (boxed), 4.7 short clear sides (boxed), $6.25 I“V‘IHHI‘Y—DIALIIII)N' finished goods, per gal. SUGARS—Cut loaf, unchanged at 5@3%c. ) Receipts und shipments today were as fol- ows: [RECEIPTS. | SHIDMEN hungze toduy the butter dy and unchanged; fancy Rijer fine western, Jected dairys, 22@%c; ordinary, 15@2 X @l5e. OnEEsE—F full cream cheddars and Younz Americas, 1:@130. hunged. TALLOW—Unchunged New York Markets, NEW YORK, Fob. 20.—FLoUR—Recelpts, 15,501 pKEs: exports, Dbls., 0,202 sucks: market duil and heavy: sales, 20.25 byl ConN MEAL—Steady and quiet; yellow west- ern, 8,753, 10. WHEAT—Kecelpts, 178,600 bu.: exports, 147- 77 bu.; sales, 5,770,000 bu. of futures; 107,000 bu. of spot.’ 'Spot market uusettied and Jower: active for export; closing weak; No. 2 red, $1.034@1.05 in store and elevator; #1.06 14 afloat; 810531084 f. o, b No. § Wei ungraded 9114¢@31.00%: No. 1 b 1hard, $1.Ui@1.08: . 2 northern. %9c@$1.00%: options declined 5% @3¢ on easier public cubles, advanced @0 on decrensed stocks and visible, with export iand, ned 1G@1kce on Tongs selling through hoavy recelutsi roavted f@ie closed wenk at 1'i@i%c under Satu March, $L025@LO04 5-16. closing at April, #LO3N@IL03%, closing at BLU May! BLUIGLE clobing at 8LOIG Tune, 1010l $1.00%, closing at Wiae: July, 07,@,e, clos- ing ue 0750 August, 654@M0ie, “closing at RyE—Firm, qulet; vestern. Stocks of grain in storo und uflont: 4,187,867 bu.; corn, 1,724,000 bu.; onts, 1,0),308'bu.; rye, 680,032 bu.; barley, 107,159 bu.; malt, 5,507 bu.; pens, 4,503 by, Bartey—Duliand weak; Milwaukee, 65@70¢ _BArLEY MALT—Dull: Canada country made, 8 pts, 151,000 bu.: exports, 00,221 23,000 bu. futures: J07.000 bu. Spot. Spot opeued firmer, closed weaker: fairly uetive; No. 2, 40001050 in Blovator: bIG0%e aflon! ungraded mixed, 4853@blc: No. I, 4815 @i9%4c; stoamer mixed, $SL@50Ne. Options unclianged 10 Ko lower except July, which 18140 up, with cusior vables, closinz’ quists March, 40pi0ise, closlng ut 4005 April, 409 an'y 1os| at dbed(; May, 40%c. closing at 43¢ June, closing it hes July. 401 4 OATS—RecoiDis, 14,22 b 23,607 b, les, 50000 bu. futyires; tions. dull, weaks M doe: May, B0X@iT 2 white, March, i8ic; spot, No, 2 white, iig0;, nixed westorn, JOGHIb0; Whito 8@42c: No. 2 Ohicago, afloat, Ho tasy, qulet. SUGAR—Raw. quiet and steady: sales of a ) of muscovado, 87 test, at $2.20 1-32 and a 0 of centrifuenls, 06 text, at dhe; refiued, quiet and steady; off A" 4@ % ¢ MOrASSES—FGreign, dull; b0 test, 19%¢ New Qrlewiis stoady and Guiot; common o fancy, Rick—Steady, fair demand; domestic, fair :..unm,a-mn-b Japan new, S5 @5 PETROLEUM—Opened steady, advanced ke then deciined %o on 11 iug March contracts a salos, goentng, 6 ut e No. W81 west- nominal, uidation and 1 closed wouk. none. March 140; lowest. 57%c; olosing, otal sulos I bl No' sales of COTTON BRED OIL—Qulet; crude, 0; yel- low, M0, s TALLOW—Bteady and quiet; clty (#2.00 for packuges), 4 11-16¢, a"b';-"“' Quiet; strained common to good, 81,30 URPENTINE—Dull and easy at 42@42'4¢, Euas—Opened weak, closed steady; western, 16)¢; recelpts, 8,850 puckuges. Youk—-Dull, OUT MEATS-—Tnactive; pickled bellies, 66-16 @64y0: plekled shoulders, S5ty ickled bams, \y0; middles duil; short clear, $6.00, N o0y Coulatt wosters atosts 08.7i: sales, 5,500 tiorces for ex optic option, o i oil nles, 230 tierces; March, 6. .84 bid; uly, 86.93; oloslng, 8. uvfluu—hullilaf;mr dalry, ls'@.‘m‘ west- oru creamery. i Wester 'y 10G T ATy faciory, 09 EESE--Quiet, i part sklws, 6210k, gl Thox=Dull, " weak Awmorican, #15.750 Uorper—Dull, dyi leko, 00.00Q10.65. LEAD—Quiet. firm; domestic. 81.2004.25, TIN—Blow, easy; straite, #10.5:@10.55 British Grain Trade Review, Loxpos, Fob. #.—The Mark Lane Express in Its wockly roview of British grain tfade, says: English whoeats are flat. The average acoline In brices for the weok s 8d. Forel:n heats average The luguiry w the continent ackeping. Enj 1sh flour I8 heavy. There are lurge supplies of Awericun sl s per sack. Ameriean flour has heen selling the English produet since the b ning of September. - Tho Imports hav 2,250,000 quarters in excess of the a age re- qui Maiting barley fs neglected Lor carer in London. The Liverpool prices are unch Beans and peas aro steady. At today's market English whe were offcred at 64 decline. Forelan wheats were rather firmer. Forelg 0. Oats were 30 better. were in sellers’ favor. under gin boen ours Were prices of corn St. Louls Markets, er. Lovis, Mo, Feb. 20 and unchanged: family ELU@IA0; fancy, E80GH 4.6 FrovR=Dull cholce, LIRS opped down was Options advanced %c early. gain e and then we below Saturday: ady at02c; May closed at 023 J CORN—I'lrm_at the openinz, advanc then eased off and closed 11-106@1%0 above Saturday: No. 2 cash, 36%e; March, 36%¢ May. 3T5@3T e, OATS—Opened Y0 higher, advanced e, the dropped and closed iy helow Suturday; No. eash. H00 bid: Mav, 31@31 e, RyE—Dull: $)e bid. BaRLEY—Steady; sample lots Minnesota sold At AL BRAN HAY 0,000,100, LrAn—Wonks BUTTRR—Quiet; WitkAT Lower at 70@70%¢ ‘mer; prairie, #7.00@8.5); timothy, nly $1.00 bid. creamery, dairy, i$—Iirm at 1dc. Cony MEar ~n-:ul§' at 82,10 Wiisk Quiet at #1.14. BAGGING—Steady at 0, @iyc, TRON COTTON TIES ~$1, PROVIS[ONS—Quict. PoRK—New, 811,505 old mess, § LARD % b, SALT MEATS-Loose lots, shoulders. 00: Tonzs and ribs, 83.00; ehorts, 40,10 BACON—Shoulders, longs and #0.4526.50; shorts, & HAMS—$2,00@10.50. RECEPTS—Flour, 10,00 1bs.: wheat, 45,000 bu, corn, 496,000 bu.; oats, 60600 bu.; rye, §,000 bu, 13,000 bt Flour. corn, 65,000 bu.; none; burley, none. ribs, 10,000 1bs.; wheat, 33,000 oats, 2,000 bu.; rye, Omaha Produce Market, Frurrs—California riverside oranges, $2,253 Washington navels, $.50@3.35: Callfornia erincs, $100 per bo: Florida oranges, bLrights, €400; russets, g Florida tan- £3.50004.00, half box estern_apples, holce, 32,000,250 per bbl, fancy stand might ng more: New York upples, £. 0 holee lemons, M $00@0.0); bununas, orat rles, #6.50@7,00, tfornin eabbage, homie grown lettuce, dull; Californin caulilowe 2.00: onions, 0C@8L00 per bu. ruski | plcked boans, $1.00GA00; medinm, $1.30@ ry, H@10C; sweet potatoes, § 0. oUR—-Omha Milling company’s Rellance Patent, $250; Invineible Patent, §2.40; Lono StarSuperiative, 82.20; Snowflake, $L8: Funey Fumily, #1, I Gilman's Gold' Med! Snow White, $2.25 o, $2.00: low grad n'of the Pantry, ¥2.60. No 1 green salied lides. 4l@4ties sulted hides, s@iise; No. 1 green 25 to 4) 1bs., 4L@irie: No.2 green sulted hides, 25 to 4) 1bs, dwdise; No. 1 veal 1,8 t0 15 1bs., 6o; No.2 veal cult,8 15 1bs., No. 1 dry fiint hiides, T@se: No. 2 dry filnt sa@te. Tal- dlge; grease, 24e per 450 pe s 5fic: No, 1dry salted hi iow. No. 1, 4@ic; tallow, No. white A, 40; grease, white B, $13@3)c; ereas vellow, dc; grease, dark, 2'sc: old butte 210: beesway, prime, 160; rough tallow, 114@5 Pourriy—Chickens scarce. good stock, 10 geese, ducks und turkeys. 1@ BurTeEr—Cholce country roll, 10@21e; grades, 17@18¢. DEGas—General market about 1dc. Kansas City Markets, KANsAS Cirv. Mo, Feb. 20.—FLoUR— Ingood demund, firm and unchanged: pat- 2.50; extra fancy, $220@2%; fancy, cholce, $1.90@2.00. AT-Nothing dolne, No. 2 cash and February. 3214¢ bid. No. 2, ensh, 2i5¢; February, no bids. s0¢ bid. lower —Stoady at 65 Hav—steady and unchanged; timothy, $5. cer ton: fancy prairie, $.00; good to choic 5. 00@° Stondy t 1214@13c. —Searce and advancing; creamery, roll, 14@c oung Americas, 10¢; RECEIPTS—Wheat, 21,000 bu.; corn, 5,000 bu; oats. non SpipMeENTS—Wheat, outs, 600 bu. Kansas, © 18,500 bu.; corn, mou Omaha Graln Market. Prices based on delivery at Mississipot river points, Nebraska Inspoition, and ten days' shipment. unless otherwise state2. Cash grain calls for shipment within five days. WHEAT--No. 2 spring, 83¢ bid; No. 3 spring, 78¢ bid, 0ATs—No, 2 white, sked; No. 3 white, d0c bid; 303 No. 3 colored, 20%0 bid. ConN—No. 28t. Louis terms, shipped after Gitie bid; No. 3 or ' better. Mai bid, §713e asked; No. 2 white, #¢ bid: No. 3 white, 8¢ bid. BOARD OF TRADE NOTES. J. 1. Winans of the firm of Congdon & Co., Chicago grain men, was u visitor at the Board of Trade building. Mr. Hancock of 1Tancock & Tibbal was over from Defiunce, la. Bennington was represented by P. Man- gold. F. Faulkner of Schuyler, Neb., was looking over the market.. offce Markot, New Yok, Feb. 20.—Options opened steady and unchanged 65 points down: closed steady 105 points down: sales, 11.75) "bags, including March, H13.00Q15. $15.00@11.10: 8128001 July, $12.50; tombe Decembir, 81200, Rio dull but st No. 7. $15.00, R10 J ANEIRO, Feb. Tregutar; first nomi- nal; £ood second, 10,750 reif per 10 kilos. Re- cefpts during the ' week, 74.000 bags, Pur- chases for the United Statés, 62000, Soip- ments to the United States, 10500, Stock, 10,000 bog SANTOS, Feb. —Good average, 10,500 rels er 10 kilos, Receipts during the week, 06,000 as; purchases for the Unitea States, 10,000 bags: shipments to the United Stutes, 52000 Dags; stock, 575,000 bugs. May. Northwestern ¢ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Feb, Flgures com pliod by the Northwestern Miller show that the stock of wheat In private elevators of Minne- apolls to be 1,461,000 bu., 14,000 bu. less that last month. The'total stock at Minneapolis and Duluth 154,034,331 bu.. o decrease of 27,500 bu. The Market Record reports the stock of wheat in country clevators of Minnesotu and_the two Dakotas at 12,00L,810 bu., inerease of 77,800 bu.over last week. 'This makes total stock in the northviest 43,025,931 bu., u galu ror tho week of 584,815 bu, A year ago the stock was 21,855,000 b Milwaukoe Markets, MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Feb. 20.—FLoun—Wenk. WheAT—Irregular; No. 2 spring, 86c; No. 2 875 @30%¢; No. 3, e, , 62140 sample, 48@s2e, pork, #1035 lard, 16,800 1bs.; wheat, 43,000 17,300 1bs. 300 rLEY—Weak; No. vis10Ns—Weuk flour, bu,: varley, 15,400 bu. SHIPMENTS - Flour, bu.; barlov, 6,200 bu Cotton Market, NEW ORLEANS, Lu., Feb. 20.—Cotton quiet: middling, 6%c; Tow middling, 6%c; good ordi- nary, 6%0; net receipts, 5 bules; gross, 20.440 bales; expol reat Britain, 4,007 hales: to 1Y 7 bales; to the continent, 2,204 bale: 2,400 bales; stocks, 444,415 Dalos. NEW YRk, Fob. 2).-Cotton_futures closed very steady: sales. 70,800 buics: Murch, 86,75 April, $0.8470May. $6.95: June, #7.06; July, 8 August, $7.20; September, $7.38; October, $7.46; November, $7.57; December, #7.07, whent, Liverpool Markets, Liverpoor, Feb, 20.—AWiEAT—Quict; holders offer moderately. CorN—Qulet and lower; mixed western, 4s Thd per central. ACON—Long and short clear. 55 1bs, ewt.i long clear, 45 1bs. s 6d BUTTER—Finest, 1025 6d p s per cwt; good, bos CinciNNAL, O, Peb. 20.~WiEAT—Easy: No. 2, 85@0ic. CORN—EnslerNo. 2 mixed 41@dliic. Oars—Quiet; No, # mixed, 52@diic. Weisky—$L14, Toledo Graln Market, Torepo, O, Feb. 20.—Wnear—Lower: 2, cash, Ba%c Corx—Firm; No. 2 cash, 41¢. OATS —Quiet, cush, 2 Nos Forelgn Ol Market, LoNDON, Feb, 20.—CALCUTTA LINSEED—40s DOF quarter. “LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20.—TUNPENTINE SPIRITS— 2759d per ewt. Now York Dry Goods Market, NEw Youk, Feb. 20.—Thero was 1o new teature or development in the dry gouds mar- ket, but the week Is expected’toshow up s §00d trade, Havana Sugar Market, HAVANA, Feb, 20.—Sugar gulet; on Sutur- day 01,500 bugs centrifugal, 00 degrees pol- arization, were sold at §.00%; gold per quintal, Traders' Talk, CHICAGO, 111, Feh. 2. —Kenuett, Hopkins & Ca to 8. A. McWhorter: Wheat was firmer early on fairly steady oables and a decrease in the yisible supply lastend of the expected fneroase. This ‘was attributed to so much wheat golng luto private elevators last week, closing cubles were steady sud wolle new export busine: an - lmprovient. 1L wus that the warket would . advancs down | THE OMAHA DATLY BE his but a great deal of long stuff came out on the ralites mostly, It was believed to be for New York account and the market was too narrow to absorh It without breaking. Out- side markets have been quite as weak as Chieago. Corn and OAts were strong early but the clique in corn sold freely at the ad vance and both corenls went off iater in s pathy with wheat. Provisions were firmer smaller supplies of hogs, and higher pr wtthe yard, Shorts were falr buyers there was also some demand for counts. catcaao, 11, F Bros. and long ac- b, 20, —Connselman & Day to Cockrell Wheat opencd 440 to %o higher on reports of Liverpool and German markets, advanced e farther through short covering on n decroase of 363,000 bu. In the visiblo supply, dectined 155e under heavy re- selling on lower closing Cables from Mark Lane, London, Berlin anc Par.s, and on a par ticuls £t that the outlook for the Kupnsas winter wheat crop was more av- orable than last year, but railied faintly and_ closed ~ id lower with shorts about the only buyers. The selling prossure was undoubtedly started by shorts reselling after the visibly supply was un- nounced. but holdors acted tired and I ¢ dated freely on receiving ealls for additionat marging. Corn ruled firm and eclosed hichor, with shippors buying froely on all soft spots and n good business was roported ut the sea- board, Oats were hizher early onspecula- tive buylng of futuree, but broke —Wwith wheat nnd closed casy ut ¢ lower. Provisions opened higher on nctive buying from shorte. fnduced by o zood shipping de mand for hogs at 50 aavance. Tho market ruled slow but firm and closed 12450 higher for pork and 2iic up for lard and ribs, Speculi- tion 1n product i Hzht ana the shipping de- mand from the south 18 interrupted by the unsteady condition of the cotton murket, which at the moment seems to be setting the pace for hog stuff, STOCKS AND BONE New Week Opened With a Renewal of the Exclitel nt in Conlers, NEw Yonk. Feb, 20.—The stock market opened the new week with a renewal of the oxcitement over the conl stocks, and groat activity In those shares was aguin accom= panied by phenomenal movements In their process, which were all In_ the upward dir tlon. The rest of the market sympathized to A lmited extent, but Now England and New York Central were the only ones to score any material fmprovement from the rise. Dela- ware & Hudson was the center of interest at this time. At the best prico it was up over7per cent and Lackawanna nearly as mucli, while Jersey Central rose -over 4 per cent and Reading was put to above 60. There Was only one weuk point in the list and _that aistillers, which continued to decline slowly but steadily. while the other indus- trials wore firm though quiet. The excite- ment in the market gradually dicd away though there was comparatively lurge trad ingin the lnte dealings fn the evening up_ of contr s put out during the day and the Hquidation of long accounts by the taking of profits on_the udvance. The ovening was stronz ctive and unusunlly heavy by inz by London houses cr ed a bullish fed ing which was quickly reflected in pu i for the long account and materlal advances. The intorests in the coal stocks, however, soon overshadowed the restof the market and the heavy advances in these shares completely dwarfed” the heavy movement in_other shares. The improvement in values, however. was checked temporarily by the announcement of the taking of gold for export, but the check was of short duration and the ndvance was soon resumed. Reali- tions also held the list down in the last Nour. but the market closed firm and hopeful ator neur the best prices of the day. The final gains included, Doluware & Hudson 6% per cont; Lackawanna, ot per cont; Jersey Central, 3% per cent; New York Central, 2 per cent; Sugar, 114 per cent? Cordage, 1y per cent: Now England, 15 per cent, and Union Pacific and Canada Southern 1 per cent each. The interest in the bond list was not so marked today, although the activity in the Reading run ihe total up to 2,010.000. but With the ex- cevtion of a rise of per cent in Kansas City and Omaha firsts there was no markea move- ment in the entiro list, A firm temver pre- vailed, however, and advances are more nuni- crous than losses tonight. Government bonds are dull but firm, bonds have been nezlected, be following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- change today Atchlson. Adums Exyros Alton, T. H.. do preferrec Amy 2 B. Canada Pac State N. Y. Central. V. Chi, & Bt. | a0 proferrea. oo Misstasipp | "do preferrea.. 044 | ontarlo & Western.. 21 Canada Southe 01 Oregon Tmproveme't 2 entral Pacific 31'4|Oregon Nav Ches. & Ohlo... 2 do 18t proferr 62 |PD.&E do 2nd preferred... 43 |Pittsburg Chicago & Alton. ... 143 | Pullman Palnc 11054 | Rending ... 3 £ 71% Rock Istand. ...} Dé1. Hudson, BYGHEDS M PR Dol. L. & W. 6574 St Paul.... D. & K. G. pfd. | do preferrea. East Tennes 7ig St .. Min, & Man, do 1st preforred... 40 |8t Paul & Omaba. do 2nd preferred.. do preferred. . Erle...... enn. Conl & 1ron o’ proferred. Fort Wayne. ... Chi. & Kast 11i;00 ocking Valley Houston & Texas. Tilinols Contral. St. P & Duluth. Kansas & Texus. Lake Erle & Wes do preferred. Lake Shore., Loulsville & Nash. Loulsville & N. A.... 26%Ontarlo.... Memphis & Char...2. 4 /| Quicksiiyor Michigan Contral .. 10| *do preferred MIL L8 & W. oottt 92 |BULFO..cuvevecunsassos a0 preferred 125 | Bulwer.. . Minn. & St. 1 | Rtich. & W. do preferr 19" | Wisco Minsourl P 2 |Great Northern pf Chicago Gas. 8 |Lead Trust 433 | Sugar Trus Norfolk & West pfd. 5 Southern P Northern Pacitic...... 2374|0. 8. L. & U. N.. do preferred...... (8 | do’ preferréd... U. P, Denver &G.... 20 (Dist.... . Northwestern... ....117%| The total sales of stocks todny were 615 sharos, including: Atchison, 10.6%0; Chicago Gas, 6,805; Delaware, Luokawanna & Western, @.380; Delaware & 'Hudson, 500343 Erie, 31,6407 Luke Shore, 5,845; Louléville & Nash- viile, 6.500: Northwestern, 3,900: New Jersey I"(‘nlrnl. 6,0 New York Central, 14,850; Northern Pucific preferred, 13800; Common Now England, 43,00; Reading, 166,418 mond & West Point, P Union Pacific, 10,654; We 1. &0, Cen. pfd. [Unton Pacific... 1| U. 8. Expre 5 il Wabash, 8¢ L. & P.. 105" | "do proferred L&, |Wells Fargo Ex. 178 Western Unton .. 264 Am. Cotton O11. 7 | Colorado Coal. . §| Homestuke. . 743 Iron Siiver. N.J. Central. NEw York, Fob. 20.—The Post says: Al- though the buyinz was very henvy, ietivity was spasmodic, and there were intervals of some length when business was thoroughly dull. This was particularly the case in tho ufternoon when the exuberant board room stories of the forenoon began to receive posi- tive and oflicful denlals. There was more or less selling provoked by these disappoint- ments and doubtless encouraged by the fur- ther. gold orders. But the operators for high pricesstood by thelr gun with commenaubie courage and I the Central stocke the market was quick to bid up prices aguin on’ all down- ward reactions, New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Fob. 20.—MONEY 0N OALL—Easy at 14@2 per cen! ast loan, 2 per cent; closed offered at 2 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—4@5 por cont. STERLING EXCHANGE—Quiot at 8.8 sixty-duy bills and 8,875 for domand. The closing quotations on bonas: T B AsreR. ... 110%|M. K & T. Gen 5., UL 8. 48 coup. . 116k | Mutual Union s, UL 8. ign rex 100" |N.J. ©, Int. Cert 100 | Norih, Pacific In for 5% 108 Paciflo 2nds b | " Debent. St L& 1 M. 10ilg St L. & 8. . Gon, 100 ° | 36.Paul Counol. .. ..128 Den. & R, AlTig St P, C. & Pac. Ists. 117 Den. & . G.4s....... 81 |Tex. P L. 4. Tr. Hets 8014 D& B G, West. Tuty, 78 | Tex. P* I G T, Rets 43 Erle2nds.... + 0T 1Un'on Pacific 1sts. U6y M. K. & T Gen. 8014 | Wewt Shore............ 1087y London Stock Market. Feb. 20.--The following were the ke ations closing at 4 p. m: xican Ordinary .. 98116/ 8t. Paul com. &0 1sis.\. 0%/ Now York Central Can. Pacific ........ 2 Pennsylvania ., Krle 2nds 109 Reading..... ... 1ilinols Centra 1034 | Mexlean Contrai'ds. BAR SILYER—A41 7-100, MONEY—215 per cent. Rate of discount in the open mark both short and three months bills, 2i4@24 per cent. Amount of bulllon gone into the bunk f Eneland today. £25,000. Financial Notes, NEw Youk, Feb, %.—Bank clearings today, i balances, 84,120,762, Mass., Feb.’ 20.—Olearings toduy, balances, #1,802114; money, % W York, 1%@2 ¢ th, clearings. 47, ‘;‘l H oy l“"fl lhu':-ur» responding month 1ast yedr, clearings, §47,- 64, 630, bnhumu-, R7,08 7,000, PHILADELPALA, Pil,, Ieb. 20.—Bank clearinzs today, #.771.804; balances, #1,504,717. Money, 85 per cent. 3 New OKLEANS, L, Feb. 2 [T Feb. 3 per 690,460, CINGINNATL O, 20.—Money, cent; New fork’ exchauge. quiot: “clearings, #2,002,500: for the pust month, $60,900,600; for February, §30,405,90). BALTINORE, Md . Feb. 2.—Bank clearlugs today, 0‘: 500; bulances, #0),418; money, 1 8. Louis. Feb. 20.—Baok olearings, 3.708,603; s, 830,746 This month— Clearings, 897,570.011; baldnces, $12,004,110. Feb- ruary last year, 82,018,043; balances, 8,576,118, Increase, #16,451,068. or 18.7 per cent. MemMpeiis, Teonn, Feb. 29.—New York ex chiange ‘:'”w‘:x‘ at par Clearings, $085,%0%: bul- ances, §121, CHICAGO, 111, Feb. 20.—Moneyu uchanged at LONDON, BOSTON, $15, 108,071} per eent. er cent d Jlearings, 44%@6 _per cont. Bank clearines, #15,3%,152. New York "\"““"2‘ Wpeoe discount. Ster- ling exchance, 7857 for sixty-day bills and $4.88 for sight drafts, IIAVANA, Fob. 3%panish £2.404; exchnnge. quiet PARis, b, %0 Thrge per cont rentes 03 40¢ T ucconnt. KANSAS Cr7Y, Moy, Feb. 20, today were $C@IL100. The clearings for monih ending today were 36,490,450, against § 2,008,206 ar ugo, showing an in- crease of 115 per gold, The bank clear- k Market, ~Tho followinz were Boston BOSTON, Mass.. Tgb. the closing prices, ou, stocks on the stock market todny on & Topeka Ateh o, Ho ¢ . Fast Fitehburg R R Flint & Pore M. .. Fiint & Pere M. pfd K. C. 8.0, & C.B. 78122 LIS Koek & Kt S, 7 Min Conew 1% ntic g n & Montan Calumet & Hecln alpn. nklin 154 Aiiq iy iy o Lamson Store 8 Water Power. Cont. M nos & T 8 Mining Stocks, DENVER Colo. Feb. The following list Is theelosing quotationson the Mininz excnange today. Sales 8800, Alleghnny...... A ironciad T2} John {Justice . v 17 onvenworth i |exington. ... 0 Littlo Rule.. . 0 May Mazeppa. ..o 80 Morning Gllm Argonaut., . Ballarat.....'10 000 Bangkok-Cora B.... Batos Hunter. . Rig Indian Claudia Century Clay County | Running Lo | Wi o Mining Que SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb, 20.~The official closing guotations for mining stocks today were as follows Alla T D \eiv 108 wdnL L Opiir. . tlwe | Potosi ..l Best Savae Bodie Consolldated Slerra N n. 2 |Union Con 0 Utah.... own Polnt Yellow Jacket uld & Curry [0 Twie Hnle & Noreross.... Moxienn 5 Mono......... INT B NOVAJO iiicuiis siie | St. Louls Mining Quotati Louis, Mo., Feb. 20.—The mining stock today was rather quict with a firm tendency. Sa nugregated 2200 shares, lowing are closing bids: St Adnms e W (LAtLE Albert Am. Nett w3 Montrose. Bl-Metallie 5 Murphy .. ral Stvor bt 1 aboth, New York Minlng Quotations, NEW Yonk, Feb. 20.—The followlng are the closing mining stock quotation: Aspen 30 [Homentake. ... Best Horn Silver Con Iron Silver.. . Deadwood Moxlcan Eureka C Ontarlo i Ophir G & Curry’ Uale & Nor VeryLight Recelpts of I uality at South Omaha Yesterday, OMAHA. Teb. 20.—The weck opens with the lightest run 8o far this year, and weak and generally lower . markets. Comparison of receipts T CATTLE. HOGS. SHEED January, 1802.. Februury, 1892 Total... Junuary, 1801 February, 1801 Total... 2 Increnso this year..... % The exceptionally light run of cattle, thirty elght cars, had no- perceptible strengthening influence on the market. On the contrary, the lightness of- the - recelpts moro than eounterbalanced by adyices of a heavy run and lower market at Chicago and tho generally mediocre quality of the offerings here, Tho latter combination of circum- stances prevented any: activity on the part of shippers, and 10cal slaughtercrs were not vory active buycrs. Sellers were somewhat bullish on account of the meagre supply and buyers were both indifferent and bearish. Tho re- sult was a slow, mean market throughout, al- though in the'end everything at all useful tound a purchaser. Falr to_pretty_good 10J0 10,1300 Ib, steers sold from .30 to #4.70. The trade in butchors' and canners’ stock was slow and dragging und prices on all but_reully desirable cows and h shaded Jower. 1 and common cow solling 0 to 0 weeks ago. Right zood cows and helfers sold atfrom # )10 $3.00, fair to good stuff at from 200 to #2100, commnion and canning cows at from $1.25 to $1.7. Bulls, oxen and stugs were stendy ‘at from 3125 to 8275, calves firm at from ¥2.50 to The strength and aotivity to the stocker and feeder trade during the oarly part of cok wera entirely lucking, although desi ble grades are_ still in very fair demand firmly held. Common and inferior grad dull and at from 15 to %e lower thun ten days z0. Representative sales: STEERS. No. Av. F 4..1045 12,1121 §3 40 16 .1057 L1200 3 5) 6..1013 3 350 18..1218 7. . ERat 2., 077 180,631 No. Av. Pr 1.. 870 00 10, 028 666 215 .9l H 1 . 865 2 18.0 041 201115 1. 910 8..1015 6..1055 3., 883 2. 910 180 2 BULLS, 1..1760 260 (180 275 1400 0..1306 i 11750 3. 1870 4 HEIFERS. 17..1050 3 00 CALVES. 1,180 450 OXEXN. 1.1310 215 STAGS. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, LB 295 10, 437 300 12,0 ETI ) 80, 715 810 7l 10 601 280 8. 78 U1 WESTERN CATTLE., No. Av. Pr. No. 2 feedors,. 1050 82 55 1 Stag..... Av. Pr. 900 81 25 T: TUESDAY., MARCH 1. 1892-TWELVE PAGES. 22 fecdera. 00 25 1staz. .. W 1 cow « 1070 20) 2 feeders, 110as--Ineiuding holdovors there were than 1,000 bogs eral was rat Circumsti first pince ther loss i sale and the quality in gen- comnion ored lower prices. Tn the no shipping orders to amount enstorn reports were very discours nd there wer iy enough hogs hiere 1o grense the wheals in_one of the packing houses Tho bulk of the offer- ngs wero light and niedium welght hogs, and these went to the frosh meat trade t from $1.45 to 8455, Hoavy and mixed hogs foll ‘into the hands of the packers at from $1.40 to #1.521, The general market was slow and 5 to 1o, mostly 10c, lower than Saturdny. Buyers of 1ight hozs did considerable sorting, throwing out everything at all heavy or rough. These throw-0uts sold from $1.45 to 8145 There was aslightly better feelins toward the ciose, and everything was disposed of In_vory good the bulk seliing from $4.45 to . 4 2t $4.50 to M.69 Saturday. the general ay erage of prices pald beinz Ainst #4.56 Suturday and $5.63 Repre sentative sales No. Av. 8&n Pr 11 961 160 §1 & 6. 240 Av. Sh. Pr 120 4 0 960 680 8 160 200 8) 100 16) 120 80 40 4 PIGS AND ROUG 200 4 Two double decks of goud western s were received, ono of them going 10 Swift & Co. Thio other sold for #5,05. There is a very active demand for desirable muttons at stondy to strsng prices. Quota- tlons areas follows: Fair to good nitivi HL.255.40; westerns, $.0 @5.25; comion stock sheep, $2.50053.75;_good to_ chol welghing 40 10 90 1bs,, 26,20, Ropresenta- tive sules: No. Av. 1 201 Western wethers. ... oo 08 85 05 Recelpts and Disposition of Stock, Official rocoipts and disposition of stosk as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards compuny for the twenty-four hours, onding at 50 cloek p. mi, February 28 and 20, 1504 WECEIPTS, CATTLE, Vs SUEED. OISES & MLS, Cars, [Head Cars. | Head Cars. [Hend | Cars. | Head 1l 2l DISPOSITION. WUVERS, Omana | TAST WEEK' 8 PURCHASES, WUV S, Cattie, | Hogs. 112 | 5,082 Chicago Live stock Market, 30, 111, Fob. 20.—[Special Telegram t Tae Bee.1-Ninetecn thousand cattle is a big supply for any time of the year; at this par- ticular stuge of the scason—the beginning of Lent—it is unprecedented and out of all pro- portion to the demand. Buyers could liave Deen found for even so large a number but only at a greater sacrifice of prices than holders were willing to make. On the sules made there was a_reduction from last week's prices of ¢ to 10¢ per 100 1bs., but after all logit demands had been satistied there were many cattlo still intsellers’ hunds that could not be moved at' the above noted ne. Tndecd it is doubtfal that have been emptied at 124¢ to 15¢ off from I day's prices. The greater part of the tr was at from $1.75 1o 8250 for cows and at from $4.25 to $.4) for steer: treme ryaige of quotations was from L0 to .15, The murket closed bad. Baies of hogs wore princivally at from $4.60 084721, for light, and from #.05 1o #4.8) for neediv and hedyy. Poor and common stuft sold ound #.25 to 8. nd o few cholee heavy and medium lots fetened from $4.85 to £4.0)." These ure substantially the prices pre- valling on Saturday. 1t there was any 3 it was In_sclicrs” favor, the tone of the market being u little firmer. Hogs welghing oyer 450 1bs. conld not readily be disposed of. They were not wanted either by shippers or packers and had to be sold-ata big discount. I'rom .00 to $.70 were ‘the quotations for averazes of 400 Ibs. and over. Culls und little pigs sold at frou §2.00 10 34,25, Good sheep sold all right. There were not many of them and the demand was fair. Poor and common grudes were neglected and weak. Quotations ran from 8250 to $3.50 for culls and from 85,75 to #.00 for choice grades with most of the business at from #5.00 to #5 There was u steady market for lambs, prices rangiog from £.00 o 6,75, Keecipts were: Cattle, 10,000; sheep, 7,000 The' Evening the pens co hogs, 90,0005 Journal reports: CATTLE— shipments. 6,000: nmiarket 0 prime steers, H.50 fecaers, ¥ WS, 81,6012 shipments, 15,0001 market st commion, $4.40 @4.55; mixed and_pac 8400004557 primo neavy butchers welghts, $8.80@48115: Tight, #1.65@ 4.75. BHEEP—Receipts, 7,000: shipments, 4,00); market steady; ewes, 5550 1.2: mived. $1.500 4.90: wethers and ye .005.63: western wethers, 5.0.00. New York Live Stock Market, NEW Yonk, Ieb. — R 545 head, Incliding i1 ¢ sl shade firmer; native steers, 8160041 and_cows, $21504,00: drossed beef steady at6@sieper 1b.: shipments today, 30 beev and 550 quarters of veef. CALVES—Receipts, L33S head; pound lower; veals, $.00@8.005 @3.50. SHEEP—Recelpts, lambs, ¢ per Ib. lambs, 86.6:07.60; at b@loe per 1b'; te perib, Hoas—Receipt cars for cale; market higher arket e per esterns, $5.00 10602 heud: sheep firm; higher; sheep, £.00606.60; dressed muttons, steady dressed lambs, firm at 92 13,080 hed, ineludin #4.05.50. four Kansas City Live Stopk Market, KANsAs Crry, Mo Y . —~CATTLE —~Re- o markot was throughout. ssed beef and ng steers, $5.0524.05; cows und heifers, kers and teedors, #1104 611; shipme nd stead uil 30; bulk, # SHEE ——HGUN{I(*. shipments, Li0; the market was quiet and nominully steady. e Marriage Licenses, The following marriage liconses wore is sued by Judge Eller yesterday : Name and Address. § Thomas Grenviile, Omaha.. .. T Anna Giles, Omahu........ i Tom Shadonick, Omaha.. 1 Mury Swaloda, Omabu., stoud shippi 22 2 2 2 Impure Blood. Symptoms, — Impure blood is blatches, boils, carbuncles, eruptions, manifested by pimples, alt rheum, and the inability of the system to throw off poisonous matters. Impure blood greatly endangers the health, and, if permitted to remain in the body, passes from one stage of ‘degeneration to another, until aches, pains, discases,. and prolonged sufferings are developed. The quickestand most thorough purifier of the blood is Kickapoo Indian Sagwa Nature's| yegetable compound of herbs, roots, and barks, as prepated by the Kickapoo In- dians; i¢ cleanse: the blood, and insures perfect circulation, drives out impurity, and restores vigor and strength. Mrs. C. W. LEIGHTON, Gossville, N. H., says: *'| have tried your Kickapoo indian Sagiv tively cored a 1{ has posi= five years' standing shin disease by thoroughly cleansing my blood. | consider Sugwa & blessiug. $1.00a bottle. Al druggists. Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer ach and pin worms. Neture's semedy for sto Suré reliel, 25 cents, PRINCESS KICKAPOO. *Pure Blood, Perfect Health." THHVLLVVVLLLVILVONS AWNINGS AND TENTS. OMANA TENT-AWNIKG COMPANY, Fiags. hammocks, oll and Fub 1ng. 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