Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1893, Page 6

ERCIAL AND FINANCIAL s Wheat Lost One Oent on Heavy Increacesin Elevator Stocks, THAT CE-EAL OPENED QUITE STRONG After n Cons g Vric Estimated Ree ~Stocks and rable Drop from the Op: Rencted Laght s for Todny e on onds. Cnrcago, Nov. 14.—Wheat lost 1c today on & heavy increase in northwestern country elevator stocks, ieavy northwestern receipts, an unexpected increase in United States stocks, small export clearances and free selling. Corn was weak, but less radically so than wheat and the loss at the close was from }jc 1o fge. Oats were jc lower und provisions 80¢ off for pork, 15¢ for lard and lower for ribe Whent opened near yesterday's closiog figure, but immediately began to decline. Northwestern receipts continued heavy. The stocks in elevators in Minneapolis, Duluth ana in the interior back of those places were reported to show an aggregute Increase last week of 3,288,000 bu. and this completely offset the reports of smaller farmers’ deliveries, Oporators who have bought on the better feeling of yestorday be- gan to unload and the price continued to go down. The report that Bradstireet's statement will increase the United States stock tomorrow by over 4,000,000 bu. was another dey g factor. Some buying of shorts caused temporary reaction, but it was b sh influence, small exvort clear- ances and discournging cables continuing. The general tendency of the market December opencd where it 1 yesterday, atfrom 017gc to 62¢, sold off lc. gained 14, reacted e, sola up e, lost 'e, went down f¢and rallied %cto the close at Blc. Corn_opened weak at lye below day's close on heavy receipts. After a siderable drop from the opening price there was u reaction on light estimated receipts for tomorrow. The recovery was m tained for a time, but the price finally yielded to the extreme weakness of wheat and closed %c below yesterday's elosiag. Muy opened at 41c. sold off 1jc, lost another Jge, veacted e, lost Yc, rencted S, lost it and closed at from 4034 to 4lc, or from !je to 9c below yvesterd close. Outs opened fairly uctive at yesterday's closing firure, 8lage. but large offerings of long stuff and corn's weakness affected it. and after losing ¢ 1t rallied 'ye to the close at 81'5¢. Provisions opened farly wenk and ex- perienced an rly slight advance, due to smaller heldings=than exvected, but free offerings and corn’s weakness sent it down. istimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. o, 310 cars ; oats, 162 cars; hogs, 6,000 head. The leading futures TTAriicios. nged as follow: Open. | High. | | 01 S 303 it 4094 | 407441 (e o e amgan| s7van| Bomas gt ST Do 413 m\l i Aty MESS Poiik - 730 Cusli quotations were as follows Froyi—Weak; no export sales reported. WhgAr-No. 2 spring, 60c; No. 8 spring, red, 60¢, G § 2 white, 3 white, 27 3 2, 4415@4b6¢. No. 2, ‘nominal; No. 8, 38@33¢; 4, 38748, FLAX Sekn , $15.000015.25; 1ard, per short ribs sides (100 dry snlted shoulders —(boxed,) hort clear sides (boxed), $8.76@ 100 1bs., % 18.2508.37 ¥7.0007.2! 9,00, Wi H.15 SuGARS standard o follo ments fo = AUTICLES sk y--Distillers' finished goods, per gal., Gut Joat, $0.88; granulated, #6.43; 1 were the receipts and ship- SHIVMENTS, Flour, bbls. .. Wiheat, b 000 | Corn, b ol 2,000 11,000 Oats, b, ey 261,000/ Rye.bu....... 9,000 Barley, Hu 108,000/ exchange today the butter i creamery, 19@26c; dair, fetly fresh, 21c. 000 New York Marl New York, Nov. 15, 50U hbls. otk Frovi -Receipts, 36,- Xp ris, 15,200 bbls.; sules, 9,000 pkgs.; market weik und 5a@10c lower on most grades; wintorstrufzht, $2.5023,25; Minnesota pntents, F3.850-4.00; wintor extras, $2.200 2.70; Minncsory, bukers, $2.8013.70% winter ow grides, $1.70@2.257 spring low #10001,00; spring extin, §1.0002.45, ipts, 801,500 bu.; exports, 800 bu.; salos, 7,805,000 bu. futures, 1 bu. spot. Spot murket weak and e lo in'stare und olov W¢; ungraded T0@T04 os; sold #o' recelpts, closing ut net deciine: No, 2 red. ruary, G8¢, closed at 69%c; Murch, 704G 1osod at 70%c; May, 72 18-16@73 ke, closed ut 7 nborclosed at 65%¢; De- cember, 064,@67 5-16¢, closed at 6650, CORs--Recolpts, 150,500 bu.; exports, 51,600 bu.; sules, L730,000 bu. futures, 188,000 5l Spot market active, 136 451@40%¢ in elevitor; 4554 ton murket opened W@ ie oon on the small estin for tomorrow, roke again and clused weak with wheat, 300 Junuary, 46%@46%c, closed ut s@asce, closed at' 47%c; No. Decomber, 46%@45% ¢, 244,700 bu, orts, 0000 b, futiires, 08,000 spot, la@ize lower; N 8ic; No, 2 dehvered, 85¢; " No. 8 delivered, 8303c No.2 white, 35%@ No. 8 white, 84084 15¢ mixed, weste he; track white, white, state, 34a@40c) Option murket opened ! ith wheat and closed weak with a n line of 4@t Januury, 34%@36¢. closed nt 34%c; Muy, 300 Bouc, closed ut o vember, B4@a41c, M@34i3¢, closed at 16¢; good to chol bu ¢lower; No. 2, ¢ afloat e i HAY- Steady: shipping, 6H4IHbC. 25"1"‘10 Steady; state common to cholee, 19@ HinEs-—Ste: lected, 406 BH@H 1bs,, 4@b: Ae: e dry, 04 ! LEATHER-FIFn; bomlock © sole, ros. Dt to heuwvy wolkhts, 14185c, o1 Domestic fleece, 19@:27¢; puiled, 20 2001 Toxun, 106 U ¥ el PROVISIONS —Cut meats, stoud, pickied bel- e, U100 pickled Shoultors bo@s ik i huus, 9@10c, Lard, weaks closed ut # siles, 260 tierces at 89,50y option sales, none sed ut $9.50, ury, 89,60, nowinal, Pork, dull, 18,503 tuwily, $19.000219.60, ki western duiry, 170; rloans Toxas s N 20024 1w, Buenos OSLENL i Grommery. 1962755¢; western fuctory, s, 315, , Dirt skims, @0y sk, 2t aas ull and weak: western frosh, 2. 2640, Recelpts, 8,600 gku ol ived TaLLow—1rni; city, by COTTONSEED O1L—Weuker; prime crude, 85¢; prime yellow, 3 United 8¢ 0 Lbls., §6.50; W 0} o0 , 86.50; 0 . aeashix Washingt .10 retined New York, $5.1 Philadelpis aud Baitimore, 85105 1) DhiA and Batinioro in buik & Phtlado closed Rosis—Strong; stralned, comuion to good, $1.2041.80, TuRrETINE~Steady; 80%@31c. plicu loudys domentic, i Jupin . orassis Steadyi Now Orleans, opowketle, #00d 1o cholee, 364 e, Pio Tnox ulet; American, $12.26@12.40, Corren Qulet; lake, # 9.75. LrabFir; domestle, #8.20 bid for round lots. Tix-Quiey; Straite, 420,60 ELTER-Sleady ; domestic, $3.65. Cotton Mark OnLeans, Nov, 14, wilow, 64,800 b f b '““"“fi‘nfi%" Fobra; BT A R T, ordinury, 6 1 200 @O pickled at Alr 10 oxtre, 85@ I-Fulru qovemher § n reh, 1 .15 3 10w utddithe. S ) tte to (he continent, 4,511 bales; constwise, 575 bales; sales, 4,000 hale GA 14, - COTTON~ recelpts, 6,610 b 0, 7,120 hales: sule &1 Louis, N 14, Fasior on large receipts; ordinary, 69 good or- dinary, 77-16¢; Tow middling, 7 7-16¢; mid- dling, 7 11-16¢: good middiing, 7 15-16c; mid- dling fair, 8 7-16¢. Faster; mid- wood ' ordi- exports 87 hales. nar 10 0 Omaha 1 The r et ipts of butter are larger onslderably wesker. The Any gr dfrect trom the 1s quit and for gonu- nd, howeve 1od ip. to funcy od country, 18G20c ing stock, fresh, 10, Eaas - Receipts of Trosh stock are not large, in fact, thero doos not appear to be any quan- tity of @Es in the country. The coldor Wweather and the light recoipts cause a firn feeling on the market, € storage and held stock 1s going nostly ut 19¢, with fresh laid eggs at The low Butrren and the local don Dol 1ps 1o decr . The shipp POvLIRY market has evidently | veen the cause of the reduction in the recelpts, and, while there Is a firmer feeling, 1t is hardly fo ot the ., Old hiens, Gei chickens, Gep geesc T@RE: turkoys, SEOC; roosters, VEAL The arrivals during the past day or two huve beon light, and the market firm at provious quotations, Choice small and. fut veuls, 61,797 150 thin or heavy, 3@be. GAME T werther 18 having a very honeficial Lupon the game market. o demand which has been light all the fall s Improving and prices nre consequently firming up. From now on birds that are undrawn wiil bo given the prefer 006,00 grouse, § K snibe, 3 1.00 40004 42,5002, blite wing 81, 0,006,650 .0023.60; mallurd ducks, 5: redhend ducks, $2.50@3.00; wing' teal ducks, $1.75@2.00; green tenl ducks, #1.5 mixed ' ducks, cunvasbnek © ducks, $3.60@4.00; rabbits, 0023.50; shall rabbits, squirrels, 76@00c; deer snddles, 156 16¢0; deer carensses, 10@11 saddles, 14@15¢; untelope carcasses, : brunt, per 1, telope 9@ 10¢ HoNEY | littie r | i i | | i | | Hon is comumencing to move a yre freely, but the demand 1s still light for 1t; cholee white clover, 16617¢. Oy s Mediam, 16 extra stundards, 21¢; extra sele piny selects, 29¢; counts, Bdc. s are lower and there is o holce eastern stock on the at 12@l4c perlb.; 14 1hert: pecuns, large, 14¢ The market on black no one wants to buy. Dealers are asking 75¢ per bu. for small lots shivped to the country on orders, but walnuts shipped in here would probabtly not bring more than one-half of that price.” Small hickory uts, on orders, #1. lirge, §1.20. VEGETABLES. stern hand-picked navy, $2.10¢ rul L $L80@1.90; common white p1.75; here 1S not much onton market, owing to the fu rop is large and the gardeners are supplying Fihe'domand very largely, Onions are quoted at 50@6be, und on ovders bt ; Spunish onlons, per crute, $1.50, WATER CrEsS - Put_up in berry boxes, per case of 16 gts,, #1.60@1.75. POTATOES ~The recelpts are larger and the marketis very weak. Nebraska, Towa and Minnesota grown patutoss, in small lots from store, 657570¢; sume in ¢ lots, 60665¢; Colo- rado, from store, 75@80c; Colorado lots, 70@ Toes CABBAGE—There Is n good deal of cibbage selling in this market, but the demand is su| plied iargely I)_Y the gardeners, Orders for cabbage from the countr filled at 1ig¢ per b, Some colored cabbage has been re celved, which is held nt 3@4c. UELERY According to size, 40@60c sup market, Brazil nuts, 1201 | pecins, medinm, walnuts s low wnd ctivity in the that the local d 1s increasing as the draws nearor and u Thanksgiving boliday ; = A heing sold; good stock, good deal of colery i 26@86¢: tancy, H0c SWEET PoTATOES—Tho supply Is fair; west- ern stock, per bbl, §.00@3.50; Jersey' stock, per bbl., #4. GREEN V' salsify, 8003 20@25¢; endive, per doz., 20¢ tuce, per doz., ABLES—Spanish, per bbl,, $2.25 per do; radishes, per doz., per do; ani chulillower, per aor.,’ & . Grares—Fustern Concords, lots, 23 CALIFORNIA FRUIT 24@25¢; large There Is not much left on the market; pears, $2.50: grupes, £1,60, Arp The supply is light on this markef choice custern, per b, §4.26@4.50; choice CRANDERRIES: treely und are early, per bbl Cranberries are arriving ver In_good demand; Cape Cod, .756.00; bell and bugle, §6. 1101 s remuin about steady: per bunch, livrge, $2.00¢22.50; per bunch, small to medium, $1,75@:2.00. £4.50@5.00; LEMONS-—Messinas, Floridas, # Mexicans or Floridas, per box, ORANG! $3.25; 5-box lots, § HIDES, TALLOW, ETC. I1Es-—No. 1 green bides, 2%c; No, 2 hides, No. 1 green salted hides, rrm'n!-l\lu'(l hides, 2c: hides, 20 1bs. to 40 Ibs. hides, 25 1bs. to 40 lbs, 1bs. to 15 1bs., He; No 1bs,, 3¢; No, 1 dry flint hides, 4¢; No. 2 dry flint hides; 8c: No. T dry salted . 4c.” Part cured hides ‘se per fb. less than fully cured SHEEr PELrs—Green salted, each, 86@75¢; green salted shearlings (short wooled earl skins), each 10@wlisc; dry shearlings wooled enrly skins), No. 1, each b@10c shearlings Short wooled early skins), No. each b dry flint, Kunsas™ and Nebra butener wool pelts, per 1b., actual weight, 1 11¢; dry flint, Kansis and Nebrask: wool belts, per box, groen I No. 2 No. 1 greon salted No. 2 green saltod No. 1" veal calf, 8 veal calf, 8 1bs. to 16 murrain o 1b, netual welght, 17@20¢; dry flint Colorado biteher wool pelts, por b, act ht, 9i10¢; dry flint Colorado mur rain wool pelts, per 1b., actual weight, 7¢ dry pieces und biicks, actual weight, 5a7c. St. Louts Markets, 81, Louts, Nov. 14 —Froun—Weak, but un- changed: patents, $3.00@3.15; extru fancy, $2.05@02.75, WaeaT - Woak 1he sta close; nd_declined steadily Trom 5@le under yesterday's 65¢; Novembor, 561c; De- cembo Mhy, GH4@E04C, Cony - Folfowed wheat'and ‘closed e below day; cash and November. 82tc: De- 250 January, 88%e; May, 36% Lower; cash, #75¢; December BOR@30 e, 1 t ko Dull; Towa sold 50@36e; Nebraska, L 80@4a6e; Minnesota, H0@H2c, B 11; 64e for enst track. il athy, $10.00213.50, rer it §1.02, and mery, 22@25¢. dairy, £1.70@1.75. WHISKY--Steady: $1,10, BAGGING 4165 Tyc COTTON TIES 0508100, PROVISIONS—Lower; pork, $17; lard, $9; dry loose shoulders, §6.75; longs and horts, $8.75: hoxed lots 15¢ more; shouldors, #7.50; longs und ribs, shorts, $9,76@9.8714, 18— Flour, 2,000 bbls.: wheat, 43,000 4,0C0 bu.; on 26,000 bu. Tour, " 11,000° bbls.; wheat, corn, 108,000 bu.; ouats, 18,000 bu, NEW YORK opened generi withou ior change, elosed c of 5@10 points; sules, Decombor, $16.6560 Spot coffec, Rio, niar- 0. 7, $18.124;., January, §1 ket wouk and owe 110 DE JANEIRO, Nov.' 14.-CoFree ket firoy, nominal ut 16d; excliunze, 10%d; ro- ipts, 7,000 b 7,000 Digs, SANTOS, Nov. OFFEE—Good nverage, 15,700 rels per 10 Kilos, Recelpts 11,000 bags: stoek. 175,000 bags, LONDON,” Nov. 14.—Corree—Market 6d@1s slower. SUGAT-Raw, market rather 60,783 muty; 1ollo, usunl nsso; 21 for flat: no litherage (o St.Crolx; Muscovado, 80 test ens| ment; e A1) 62 huds. 1 8-16¢ ex-ship. + Kansas City Markeos, Kansas Ciry, Nov. 14 Wikar 4@ hw{ur; No. 2 hard, b ¥@d1c; No. 2 red, Hie CORN—" No. 2 ‘Aixed, 80@30yc No. 2 white, mixed, 264@263¢; snles, OATS—Ste: HIIAN ‘F‘m:‘d lfl”(l. iflt', AY euk; timothy, b 9,51 6.6007.50. 9Ly AlDao Kaas oireo at 190, UTTER cuk; erel r) 22@26¢; i cuki creamery, 22@26c; duiry, Reckiprs—Wheat, 77,000 bu.; corn, 2,000 bu.; outs, none. BieAENTS—Wheat, 69,000 bu.; corn, 1,000; outa, none. prairle, Milwaukeo Markets. MitwAukeE, Nov. 14.—Frour—Steady. WhEAT-E. December, 585,@08 e, Ot biendy: Mo 5 wh 3 (1, ? whdle: sadaoia, & 9 e, A0 No B Sawiev—Nowinal; No. 2 blc; sample, 800 Rye-—-Lower; No. 1, 47¢. Piovisios teadier; pork, $14.75; lard, IECKLPTS—Flour, 15,600 bbls.; 2 e, Inrw._mf:('lob bbls.; wheat, 92,800 APMENTS—Fiour, 81,000 f 3 bu.; barley, 61 o‘éfi'n'r i Jpant S100 New York Dry Goods Market. NEW Youk, Nov. 14.—The dry goods busi- Bess develops slowly snd suows u lack of con- | yostorday fidence. Ootfon goods must be an atteactive ylo for epring and suramer wear to sell well teloths steady at 2 16-16¢ for 64 squares and are gulet. Prints and printad fabrics are moderately active hut stendy. Ginghams and woven fabrics ruled qulet. Dress goods held thelr own. Loreign dry goods were wenk Minneapolls Wheat Market. Mixsgaports, Nov, 14.— Wheat opened stendy In the morning, bhut weakened with lower prices at other places, about 1¢ for futures, but closed ke lower than Recelpts were smaller than for & long (i T sules were more than 2¢ higher mber the s sl demand for mills was int of wheat ground daily equals the amount that came here tod rothing of grain tobe shipped out celpts in the interior may plek up o 1itt the Tnto fow days, a8 plowing and other farm Work I8 stopped by the cold. Decembor opened 8y e and closed at avencd nt s nnd closed wt Prack wheat loxed: No. 1 hard No. 1 northern, 6914c; No. 2 northern, H7ic. Receipts, 278 cars: ‘shipments, 49 cars. No. 1 northe mostly at’ about 60, and No. 2 mainly at about 5815¢ on track.” The closing sules iwere lowor Flour Is dull and sales ar production. Still shipnents owing to the Very little accounts. S than 1 under Iarge titted, loreign running continue sld orders not yet bei tonts are belng «old o sales ure being mado for port eastern account. Inland rates are firm, owlng to some of the lake lines holding off. Orean rites are steady at 864%e per 100 1bs. to Liverpool and the Same to London. Ship- ments, 89,645 bbls, First patents, $3.80@3.65; second patents, §3.05@: funcy and export bukers, $1.60@1.90; low grades, in bags, in- eluding red dog, #1.10@1,25. The added daily output of mills grinding today will probubly 600 bbls. The et for hran an‘d shorts is quict at $9.00 for hran and #0.50 for shorts 1 bulk. Shipments, 1,267 tons, Toledo G HLEDO, Nov., 14, 2 cash and Noven| May, 681c. Conx-—n No. 8 new, 86 OA1R-Quiet KVE-Dull: cash, 49¢, CLover SEED - Activi and Noveuber, §5.40; unry, $6.4714, RECEIPTS “Flour, 500 bbls.: wheat bu.; corn, 85,000 bu.; rye, 2,000 seed, 400 bugs, SRIPMENTS - Flour, 2,260 bbls.; corn,3,500 bu.; clover seed, 500 bugs. HEAT er, 60%¢; stoady: No. 2 cash, old, 88Yc; cash, 30¢. cash steady; Jan- prime Decomber, § 75,600 clover Liverpool Markete, Nov. 14.-\Wn Ate; holders offer by 7dros Bid; No. ern_ spring, ' bs 6d@os 7d; No. 2140@bs 31%d. Reeeipts fop the days, 208,000 bu.; Americat, 68,000 bu, Conrn—guiot; demand uioderate; mixed western, 4s 2d. Receipts of Awmerican, three diys, 87,400 bu, Pid Beef, a short clear, 56 11 6d. Lurd, 50s 6d. TaLLOW -American-Liverpool, fine, 27s 6d. -Quict: d pderately; No. red, “wost- 2 winter, 0s past, L mand model 1 Culifornia, . prime wess, fine, 88s 0d. 1005, Bacon, longz and ., 49s; long clear, 45 1bs., 485 011 Markets. o, Crry, 14.-National transit tificates opened it 7 highest, 745 est, 721¢; closed, 73143 sules, 28,000 bbls, 000 Dbls.: Shipments, 103,60 18 hbls, nG, Nov. ope est, 78155 lowest, 7214 LONDON, NOV. 14.~CALCUTTA 415 9d. cor- low- clear- bbls.; tonal transit cer- ed at 78'5; high- LINSEED— Duluth Whest Market, ber, u{i:,.. May, 66c norther; cash und November, 593 May, 66¢; No. 2 northern, cash, northern, 513c; reject No. 1 northern, to arrive, 593c. Wool Market. S1. Lovuts, Nov. 14.—Woor—No demand o ept for high grades, which aro vory scarcos estern and Indian medium, 13@T4c: fine western and Indian, 11@12¢ agar Market. NEw York, Nov. 14.-Sucar--Raw, murket lier ensier; sales, 60,783 mats, usual as- sortment ex Store, 2¢ flat; refined market steady. S B Y Fluancial Notes. Eaxsas Cizy, Nov. 14.—Cloarings, 81,499, 841, BALTINORE, Nov. 14.—Clearings, $2,489,660; bulances, $408,062, PAris, Nov. 14.—Three per cent rentes, 981 17i5¢ for the nccount. OMAHA, Nov. 14.—Clearings, $850,263; same day last weelq, §771,395. EANS, Nov. 14.—Ulenring 5, $220,798, New York, Nov. 14.—Clearings, $100,629,- 877; balunces, $6,195,802, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.—Clearings, $11,074,- 479; bulances, $1,616,955. MEMPHIS, N 4.—Clonrings, $353,967; bal- ances, §17 6w York exchunge selling at par. 3 LoNpoN, Nov. 14.—~The amount of bullion gone into’ the Bunk of England on bulaice toduy, £39,000. CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.—Money, 4@7 per cent. New York oxchunge, 70@75¢ prémium. Clear= ings, §1,937,5650. BosToN, Nov. 14.-Clearings, balances, $1,731,420. Exchange oh Now York, par for <ush. 0a10AGo, Nov. 14.—Clearings, 816,016,000, Sterling exchange dull; actual $4.53%4.85, Money more plenty; rates, 6@7 per cént. 1. Louts, Nov. 14.—Clearings, $4,019,808; bulunces, $572,418. Money, quiet at 7@8 per cent. Exchange on New York, 90c¢ premiun STOUKS AND BONDS, £14.874,069; Money, 1@1% per cent. Less Animatlon Characterized Securitics Yesterday as u Whole. New York, Nov. 14.—The assignment of Thurber-Whyland & Co.. announced today, made no particular impression on the New York markets, having been more or less dis- counted in well informed-commercial circles, owing to the protracted depression in the value of goods as well as the volume of transactions, coupled with the difficulty in making collections and supplementing the silver panic last summer. The market opened with less animation than usual, despite the fact that the granger roads hud agreed to mainain rates during the winter, which could not be looked upon otherwise than in a favorable light. The changes in the list at the opening were very slight, and in the early dealings fractional fluctuations were made on both sides of the account. But the speculation soon warmed up under the influence of a good buying movement in Sugar and New England, prices advanced from i to !y per cent, the two stocks named leading. The advance in- duced sales of New England, re- sulting in a reaction of 1 per cent which extended to the general list, a was followed by a steady upward movement ranging from i to 1% per cent, in which granger stocks werc most prominent, ‘The tigher level was not maintained very long, Manhattan dropping 2 per and Louis- ville & Nashvilie 1l§ per ¢ The other declines were unimportant. Some thirty minutes before noon the market became active, London was a small buyer, a Bur- lington & Quiney dividend had been de- clared and room traders were mainly on the bull side. The improvement led to realiza- tions of profits, which encouraged the bears to attack values and before 1 o'clock the market was going down hill again, The depression continued throughout the afternoon, mevely because there were no strong buyers in tLe field, while there were 4 number of sellers anxious to make a turn Heaviness was the prevailing tone to the close. ut which the depreciation in prices had ranged to 8% per cent compared with the final sales of yesterday, Cordage com- mon making the greatest dip. New York, Chicago & St Louis preferred declined §; New York, Chicugo & St. Louis comwon, 14 ; Manbattan. 1%; Louisvilie & Nashville, Delaware & Hudson, l)l: Rabber, 1; St Paul and Northwestern, iy per cent, Some of the specialties made advances on the day's transactions, including Evansville & Terre Haute, 2: Laclede Gas preferred and Couton Oil preferved, 11;; Kanawha & Michi- gan and Minpeanolis & St. Louis preferred, 1 per cent. ‘The Post says: Yesterday's stock murket was ouo of the pendulum's downward swings. This morning the motion was once wmore upward, though o decline in prices had begun again before the afternoon had far advanced. here would quite probably have been an upward reaction at the start today, even had there been no news to en- cournge buying. At it happened, however, there was some actual food for encourage- ment. The Burliagton & Quincy directors gathering in Boston declured the full quar- terly dividend, an uction which fulfilled lusy week's expectation and which, it may be hoped, was Justified by the company’s inan- cial outlook. Of much importance was the news that granger railways had entered on u compact L0 mumtain rates through ihe winter season. This isa move to check such a rate demoralization as was tirenteaed by the close of World's fair tratic. As usual of late, the buying was made up largely from the coveriug of professionai docal shorts. and when this movement ceased the market n <old | THE OMAHA DAILY lapsed, first into renewed into tofdl imactivity and then weakness. During the last haif hour the aggressive speculators for the decline were on the lack of outsi rumors of more or less v It is importa busy ngmn, basing their sales o support and on various lue in_ character. nt to of¥EFve one of the weak spots of the day's mudtet was Louisville & Nashville. ¥ for some tim stock and ha “oreign speculative holders have no past, becr, feoding out this ve not concealed their irritntion over the mystery # “which the directory board has w rapped | the Chesapeake & Ohio and Northwestern transaction T'he follow the leading change today Atchison Adams_Exproas Alton. T, H . n BXprese Baltimore & Ohfo a Pacific Southe | Pacific. ing are-tire closing quotutions of stocks ;on the New York ex- % Northern Pacific do prefd. P D, & Guif Northwestorn, do pref'd New York C Bi iy N. Y. & N. sl dflie Ontario & Weste 18e Oregon lmp. 188 Oregon Nav 188 S, L. & U, N. 8Oy Paciic Mali 604 | Peorla, Dec, & B 1341¢ | Pittsvuirg. ... 85 (Pullman Paince. 10 [Reading. 2974 Richmond it G, prefd Dis. & C. Fdra, Co... 20 East Tenn.. E Great Norih Chi. & East. 111, Hocking Vall 1linois Contr St. Paul & Dul Kan, & Toxan do prefd Lake Shore. Louis. & N. A, Manhattan Cor Memphis & C. Michi Missour| Mobile & Ohil N (o pref N. . Centril Norfolk & W. North Ame The total sales of stocks (odn: s, Ineluding: y 47,0007 0 adl] 1 Cordage St. Paul L do pretid ithern Paci i Aner 1& Tron xas Pacific. ... & 0. Cen. pid. § Union Pacific Dress. L &Pac. ... do refd. .. Wells Fargo Exp. 401 Westorn, Unlon. fig W1 & L. ) do pref'd M. &St L D &R G 24 Al Eicctric 14'¢ National Linseed:. T0° 1OV R &t en 2214| "do prefid.; 50 H.&T.C N7 (T A A &N M 10| T\ 81, L& K.0. 1814 bt 04 il pi 100 were Atehison, 5,600 Anjerican Burlington, 88,700 Chicago Distillers and 'Cattlefoeders, Electrie, 4,700; Loufsville & i New York & ‘New England, ng,' 28,800; Rock Island, 5,700 Puul. 31,000; Western Union, 7,500, New Yok, ar 1@lly pe closed, 114 pa Prose MeRe S1Ness in b wund and Murkot. NOv. 14.~MONEY ON CALL rcent; last | T cent. IANTILE PARE Ensy 1, 1@1% per cent; 43@6: per cont. ady, witn actual nkers' Dills at $4.5415@4. 842 at $4.8210@4.8215 for sixt Dbitls. Posted rates 84.53@4.8513. Comniereial Dills, §4.80% S he closing 74.81, LVER OERTIFICATE: -6014@70! “Steady. State bonds, quotations on bonas: 1818, D & R. G ds.. ric M. K. & Mutu N Unfon Consolk N.W. Deb, 68 StL/&T M St L &S, . Ge - 1T27(|8. Paul Consols... 124 11234 St P, C. & P, 1818.. 1004 41| TP L. G.Tr. Rets 76 1108 |T0P.R. G.Tr. Rets 10k 051¢| Union Pac. 181s.... 1023 100 | West Shore 10 106 |R.G. W. 18 89 105 | Atcliison 4 65 | %o 2ign . 100 L 108%| 111 @ 4150 § 107 | Tenn. oid 8. 1101 Vai. Conturles. 10 10044} Va. Centuries df... 87l Aln. clars A 138 Al class B 1033 | Ala. class O. 7514 Al Currencies. o B8, s, 3 tions on sfoc g Quotations. Jull loans, 24@4 per cent; 13@6 por. cent, Closing auotus 5, bond§ and mining shares: 14 B &Q. . neral Bl I83{T do prefor 94t Atchison 2ds. Atehison 4 ¥ General Elee. s, Allonez Mining Co. Atkmtic... .. an Central, N. Y. &N. E. 0la Colon; Rubb San DI Union, West End Westingh. B, SANFRANC] tutions ~The official closing guotations for mining stocks today were as follows: Beleher,... .. Beat & Be.che Bodle Con. . Hale & Mexica 15 [Mono_. |Navajo. 7 |Nevada Queen.”.) 5 v, 265 « [North Belle Isle.). 10 Rt LI 100 110 5 10 ndon Stock Quotations, Loxpox, No Consols, Consol 708 Re 043¢ Mex. MONEY. Ttate of d short bills, 21y per cent; three months bills, 214 per cent. New York New YORK, mining quota @1 per cent. ~8214d per oz count in the open market for ning Quotations. Nov. 14.—The following are the tions: Mexican....... Ontirio..... T 70 Plymout. 70 Slerra N 440 Standard 60 Union Con..... 100/ Yellow Jacket.. 80 Tron Siv K70 Quick Silver.. 110/ “do prer'a, 500 Bulw 70 125 100 S i 1100 St. Louis M &1, Louis, tractionally weaker Nov. ining share A more freely offeped: Cattle Trade Tmpre Still in Good Shape—Hog Prices Somewhat, TuEsvaY, Nov. 14, Receipts of all kinds were modcrate today . the two da; tle, 5,008 hogs and 907 sheep, against 8 cattle, 4,033 two days of The supply than a week Was very common. supply amounting to 7,408 cat- 52 hogs nnd 2,640 sheep the first ast weelk: of cattle was slightly heavier ago, but. the quality, as a rule, There was u very active demand from sluughterers aud enough in- quiry from ters readily interesting. dressed beof outsiders to Anything that could use strong ¥ make mat- the sold ces, wmen v good fairish 1,100 to 1,150-1b. steers selling at $4,05 and $4.05, with westerns at £.15 and .35, The demand was considerably better than the supply and the offerings were not long in changing hanas. Offerings of butchiers’ and cauners’ stock were fairly active and tully higher 1,224-1b, corn aside from heifers while went Calves the at choice veul ready sale sold were and stronger at from #2.50 to $6 for liberal, but the demand was the movement free at subsian- figures.” A bunch of prime fat fed hejfers brought $3.75, but these fair o choice cows and at 'from §2.80 up to ¥, commoh ' und canning grades from #2225 down to §I. in good, brisk demand or Lo Bulls, oxenand stugs found a at from $1.75 to $2.00, or fully steady ngures. The stock enough 10 5 dealers and er and feeder trade was lively uit the most exucting, Regular siop feeders were the most active buyers, but there was also a fair in- quiry from the country. somewhat 1ii and surous. largely at frow #2.90 to feeders are good at §2.35 to §4.10, grades at §.25 lo #2.75. sales: Av. L ...1183 840 G50 B30 ) 940 895 As the supply was mited, phe market ruled active Fair 10 very gooa stock sold $5.25. Good to choice #3.20 to $3.60; fair to ith inferior to fair Representative quoted at DRESSED BEEF. Pr. No. # 05 14 cons. 2 1§ [ 1 2 980 730 1020 860 1014 1002 610 912 930 1074 950 950 1120 1000 1106 L1460 1% 1300 L1500 e SIS IS S A1 1S SEreen ki 00 00 o0 25 50 BULLS 90 90 00 00 00 00 00 00 200 05, 05 205 ox 190 STOCKERS A 930 591 2 80 2 30 50 60 b 75 75 85 90 )0 90 90 i 90 00 00 00 00 00 00 WESTERN Av. 1444 816 20 bulls b N 18 cows. .. 966 18 yrings. 813 17 yrings. 622 1tdr. 63 cows. 1 bull. 4 cows 27 COWs .. 1400 1006 1200 1016 013 1 bull....1610 13 cows... Bb7 6 cows...1008 114 fdrs.. 995 49 cows.. A Nfrs.. 49 cows.. 1082 1cow.... 810 8 tdrs... 1076 10 cows.. 780 1cow.... 750 1stag.... 970 SOUTH 20 steers..1183 1 steer...1310 1hfr.....1070 ..1620 .. 1040 1129 Hoas—There -1 50, Pr. 875 190 2 40 2 50 2 80 WYOMING, 2 90 270 125 22 250 COLORADO. 175 165 2 10 320 1DANO. 245 3 fdrs. 20 20 co 265 4 fdrs. NEBRASKA. 16 cows. No. 1 bull 3 cows 51 fdrs 88 cows 6 strs, 3 85 200 2cows. 225 12 cows. 2385 KOTA. 260 23 fdrs. 860 “1hfr. . 270 144 hf; 175 127 steer: 265 4cows. 3 35 was a fair run 1cow.... 3, 865 1002 1086 088 1080 1030 1170 20 1056 1100 1056 1175 1050 1600 12580 1340 1064 50 1102 1056 Av. 1440 81 cows 2 1109 1085 . .1800 927 13 cows .. § bulls 26 cows 51146 1055 ...978 11075 106 990 980 503 ..1128 830 . 994 1127 1052 of hogs today and a marked improvement in the quality of the receipts. Good, smooth-finished, heavy hogs predominated, but there wasalsoa showing of nice light and ht stock. The tone to medium advices from 20 was more favorable than for sev aays past, and alvhough there was not n of a shipping demand, th packers wete all in it, and trading was lively from the start, Opening prices were steady to ashade firmer than on Monday and closing prices were ail of anickel bi was_ very butcher .70 and uarrow. and heavy weight loads brought most gher. A of the The rynge of prices few choice commoner light and mixed packing grades sold at §.60. For air tq good hogs of all weights it was practically a #5.60 to 25.65 market the bulk of the hogs going at those figures. The av- erage was about 4¢ higher than on Monday, but nearly 20¢ lower thau on last Tuesday. Representative Av. Sh. 200 480 280 280 200 160 50 240 40 400 200 200 160 250 Suer—But westerns were zood and the market active and firm, to good nabives. westerns, $2.25@s.00; sheep, £1.50( lambs, §2.50@4. No. sales: Pr. 5 65 bun The one small received. $2,60(w3.10; good to choic 00, Represental 101 western mixed...... ... Chicago Live Stock M CHICAGO, here today W SUIT prices. 14,1 common ch of mixed demand was Fair fair w0 good and stock *0 40 to 100-1b, tive sales: Av, Pr, 90" #2 6b arket. handful of cattle very soon disposed of and at supply of nat was lim- ited to about 8,000 head, and they generally sold from prices. The invariably the beld able goods. than i dozen loi while the tives sold prin 2 o 32, A 2,000 enza, A rrflll oure Tose." Bol Botien 80 cente mujor part cons! as usuully go to the local sluughterers, exuns ¢ preyalent today was very fivm, as ther indication 8o far this month cuse on ads graded ted cipully nt fron 5t 0f tho colved, b thereabouts. of continued the u , Coughs., Sare Thro hooping Co ugh, Broncbi for Consumption oe e the excellent d by de wd 9100, ¢ 10 10 per 100 above lust week’s wunts of shippers we uesdiys, orders in excess of the off OF the entire numb better than e fow, us s but’ they 1iigs of desiv- on sile less oo, kinds Nu- 15, and exin g there wore g of such 2 to 46, moderate arrivals havi heon something 1ike 18,000 head less than for the corresponding foarteen dy t last No- \ber, and the remainder of the month Is oly 1o show n still greater deficit Iers onfident that prices will continue (0 grow hog market was active o 75 10 45,80 for choice grac 300" Ihs. and from to fancy assorted rages of from 150 to 200 Ibs. Cholee | medium welghts sold as high as $5.90 and he DIk of the Stuff wis welghed above $5.65. hese figures indicate an hdvance on the low- st prices of yestorday of fro 10 10¢ per 100°1bs. Tt wus the neaturs cton from the extremo depression of the preceding fow Tho recelpts about mei expectutions I K 10 19,000 hend, and making 48,000 hend since Saturday, which 1s about the sime number ws arrived durlig the same time last 'k, but 17,000 hyead Tess than for the same There was falr activity in the demand and_all the offerings were taken Only about 15,000 sheep have arrived sin Y. This Is Tess thin one-half as many a8 came i during the same tme last week and as a conscquence the market fs muc firmer than {t was last week. 1t gained a trifle yostorduy, and was high saln todiy, the advance Sinco Suturdny inting 1o fro 16¢ 10 2 p were quoted up to from vuniced 1o from $2.75 o 1 not Ly any mneans urgent (the refrigerators ull over the counir being fall of mutton nor Is it 1ikely to ho for some days to ccme, and should récelpts sud denly incrcase to anything liko recent pro- portions w reaction would certninty follow Sules wore Ilu(-‘ll' at from § 10 $3.20 tor sheep and at trom ¥3.50 10 £4.50 for lnmbs, Receipts: Cattle, 5,000 head: calves, 1,000 head; hogs, 19,000 ed; sheep, $,000 hend The Evening Journal reports CATTLE — Rec 00 head, 1,500 Texaus and 500 wosterns. no cholce beeyves offered; sale, $4.8 good st He W« bsls of 5.9 10 Tight welghis including Markot fira Best native steers on 5.95 for poor to 2,30 ns, #2050 1 o oipts, 19,000 head; hors othors, slow rough to_common shippers, 85,6065, K0 ers, #5.7505.90; ussorted light, $5.0056,00, SHEEE AND Lavps Recelpts, 8,000 head: market strongund active dehigher th the prices last week. prime quali- and steady; packors and © heivy and buteh- Recoipts and Disposition o Stock. Official recelpts and dispasition of o shown by the books of the Unlon $tack Yards K p. o, November 14, 1503 RECEIPTS, SHEEP. [HONSES & MIS wd | Cars. Head|Cars, Head| Cavs, | Hoad _183.3.040| BUVERS, Omahu Packing Co. he G H. Hammond Co Swift & Co ; The Cudahy Packiig Wissmath % Nelson Morris R. Becker & Doggen. Shippers and foeders, . W, A 8050, 40911 101 Kansas City Live Stook Murket. KANSAS Oy, Nov. 14, CATTLE - Recelpts 9,000 head; shipments, 1,500 hoad; . bost cattlewere steady: others 1ow; Toxas i 31,903, 2 £4.105.20; Texus g @3.35; hutehers' stock, iers and foeders, £1.75@3.00, pts, 500 head;' shipmonts, sUsteady o weal $1.10@23. fo 1y for the twenty-four hones ending ab builk, $5.60 5 60, heavy, packing and mixed, 85.40@6.65; ght, Yorkers and pigs, 5.90@5.65. SpEep - Roceipts, 1,600 head; 100 head; market slow and steady. . shipmonts, New York Live stock Market. NEw Yonk, Nov. 14, BurvEs — Receiptd 8 Tend; no trade; drossed peeves slow ni 6L@Sc; NALive steers, £4.0025.10; {05, #8.86@4.60: bulls and cows, $1.0 drossed beet, stendy, 6@8 e CALVES - Keceipts, 147 heads firm; $6.508 800 Vonls, @S iee; grassers, 2@8c; western calves, 8@4 ' SHEEP Recolpts, 1,400 liead; sheop, $2. market slowy 2751 lambs, £3.7504,50, Hoas Roceipts, 1,100 head St Lo Ive Stock Market. ! St Lovts, Nov OarrLE—Recolpts, 4,000 hond: shipments, S00 head; market highers £00d NAtive stecrs, $3.6044.85 s and Tnals 503,50} cows, $1.5062,60. 11568~ Receipts, 6,100 hoad; shi WAPKCL Better; top prices 505, 70 tEEP—Receipts, 1,200 hoad; shipments, : market steady: mived natives rungede @330 southwest stock, $2.0062.25 Stook in Sights Receipts of live stock at the four principal western murkets Tuesday, November 14 Catllo. Hogs. Sheep, 3,446 4,180 101 5000 15,000 8,000 9,000 500 1,600 4000 6,100 1,200 10,008 14 nents, bulk of J non 2, South Omuha, {hicago, v Kansas City. St Louls, .'|,l-!; Tt Was n Losing Venture. Miwavkee, Nov. 14.-The Milwaukoes Morning Times, a Umted press paper, which was backed by a namber of \isconsin parties, suspended publication today, It existed five weoks and found fow supporters, Young Mothers Wo Offer You a Remedy which Inaures Safcty co Zifo of Mother and Child, MOTHER'S FRIEHD® Robs Confinement of ita Patn, Lorror and Liisk. 5 ‘ fter ustngone bottlcof “ Mother's Friond ™ i | | Total waitored DUt HEEI0 Palin and (1 L1y Cxper et Woakness GROEWARL URIAL 1. BUOH ¢ Aseoye gy AXKIE GAGE, Lamar, Mo., Jan. 15th, 1 ! Sent Ly express, charges prepald, on rec brico, 8180 bot ottle, Boak 1o Mother et Bt S oy BRADFIELD R EG AT BOLD NY L ANTA, ALL ' GRAIN GLEANED IN TRANSIT. ILTON ELEVATOR CO,. s, ¢ N. W. Ry, will brush wheat, scour birley. or ¢lip 0ats at ono cont per bushel, Four years experien Have your, grain cleaned and oxhance 1ts value Inquire of your agent for oillinz particulars or uddress ’ FULTON ELEVATIR CO., / Fulton, I, " S()U’l‘ilfi(:'jifii A Union Stock Yards Comoaay, | South Omaha. ) Best Cattle Ho and hdsy marzotia tas wesk COMMIS3IN | HDUSE Wood Brothars. Live Stook Commisilon Meroients. So1th Umaha—Telephons 1157, Chioa: JOHN D. DADIIMAN, | { WALTER K. WoOb, ( Managers | Market reports by mall and wire cheerful araished upon wpplication. Meyer Extra Quality 20, New Jerseys 20 and 12, Amazons 20 and 12 and 12 Star Brand private p Big stock Excelsiors 45 Straight. Felt Boots, German Sox and Mackintoshes, Send for prico list. No goods at retail. ZACHARY T. LINDSEY, OMAHA, NEB. #CLEANLINESS IS NAE PRIDE, DIRT'S NAE HON« ESTY.” COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF f SAPOLIO MAHA BAGS & TWINES | TENTS, ETC. s Omaha Bag [Omaba Tent-Awning COMPANY. SOMPANY. gt | covms f flour Lurers o s BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse-Coe Shoa Company. Salesroom snd Ofice —~1107-110)- 1111 1o war Factory ~1119-1121-112) Howard St. We are the ONLY Manufasturer: of Boots and in tho state of Nebraskas. B oral Lnyitation: 1s exL6:40d 1o all Lo tnypack our how Wotory, Kirkendall, Jones & COMPANY. | Wholosslo T wgents | HOMOL Rubbur o co. M ‘and rubbor goods, 143 U0 Hurncy siroot., | T30 Harney Bire ot I arn e e — DRYGOODE. M. E. Smith & Co. ;Kilpnm -Ko)chury GOODS €O, Notions, gents' furnish log goods, cor. 11th an1 ilurpey Siree SHOE CO.. boots. shoes Dry goods, notions, fur. nishiog goods. corner 11tk and Howard Sts. " FURNITURE | COA Omaha Upholstering| Johason Bros, MUANY. | WHOLESALECOAL. rod furolture. | 1000 papg Stroet, Ouiahia, Neb. Uphol 1102-1104 Nicholas 5t Wholesale only. | s | Manufaclurers ¢ Jobhers Dircloy X @ HARDWARE, A Rector & Wilhelmy | Lobeck & Linn, COMPANY. Dealo’s 1 hard v iro sad Cornor 10th aud Jackson | mochanica’ (nla Hiroots. Tl 5ol s 3iroot, ~ HATS, ETC. | IRON WJRKS, WAL Gibbon & Co Ouaha 3aie 0 fron Saferviuits, Jall wood, fron Abutters aud ire ess | eapes, Gus Androa, 1t | and Jackson — —_ 'QDHMKSBION. | LUMEER. ol Branch & Co. |Jobn A Wlielleld, | Lmportsd, Aweriean Porte fruits of all| land o . Wilwaus Koo o (. Qalnoy white 1im> . ¥love 1t nd Harney strets Produce. Kinds, oysters. _ LIQUORS. | STOVE REPAIRE Frick & Herbart, | Omand Siove i(epy[ VIOUKR, riova to l atd wte? hbL 0 400 Wholesale liquor dealers for oy kini mwdy 8 1001 Farnam St 20udin PAPER. '] ot Bl VOILS. Carpenter Paper Co| Standard 0il Co. Carry o full stoek « prinungl wrappiog and | Hetined and lubricating wiillng papers, card papers, ele. Olla, nxle groaso. o