Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1893, Page 6

S S e COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Despite Bearish Influences Wheat Olosed One-Half Oent Higher, CORN WAS FIRM ON LIGHT RECEIPTS Reporta from 1he Country that Farmers Are Relactant to Sell Their Corii at Cur- ent Prices Wasa Sustain. ing Tnflaence. Cnrcaco, Nov. 15, —~Covering by shorts, re. ports of drouth and lighter northwestorn r¢ cepts favored wheat today. and despite | many bearish influences Decomber closed 34c higher than yesterday. Corn ruled firm on light receipts and small offerings, and oats gained ‘o on corn's firmness, Pro- visions took a reverse courso'to thatof the grain market, notwithstanding the smail re ceipts of hogs. log products were weak pork scored a break of B0c, lard and ribs 1c. Wh opened near yesterday's figures and for the first half hour showed an up- ward tendency. Receipts in the northwest were light and drouth was reported in the winter wheat belt But weaker cables caused a reaction and Bradstreet's re- hort showing A heavy incroase in Jnited Statés stoc! ombined with smaller export clearances, caused a break, and December wheat went to 60J{c. Neur the close covering by shorts caused a reaction, and with moderate buy- ing by Walker and Wren, helped the market to a decided improvement at the close. 1t was said Bryant bought 50,000 bu, of May wheat at 08¢, ana that a lot of wheat was coverea for ths Pardridge & Smith uceount before the close, December cpened at vester- day’s figures, from 60%¢e to 6lc, sold up e, reacted from !je to fge. climbed from ¢ to 3,0 to the close, Corn began firm at yesterday’s prices on light receipts, and some of the heavy local shorts covered freely. Revorts from the country that farmers arve reluctant to sell their corn at current prices also acted as a sustaining influence. Offerings were light. May opened ut 41c, rose i{c, gained dnd lost 3¢ several times, rose %c above the opening, lost it, rallied aud closed av 417%c, }jc above yesterday's clos . Oats foliowed corn in its fluctuations, with very little trade. Harry Scull bought 100,- 000 bu., supposed to be for a short account, ard his he to fivin up the market. May started at $1'5c, where it closed yesterd gained 'ge, lost 'gu, gained from’ i{e to and closed at 817 c. Provisions openied at a slight advance on smaller receipts than exvected, but on free selling by Hately and Roloson and others prices broke badly. Compuared- with last night January pork is 45c lower, January lard 15¢ lower and January ribs 1215c lower. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 160 cars; corn, 210 cars; onts, 140 cars; hogs, 26,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows: Q0% @z GTHqG 363 i T 41 4154 403Gl 273 '.'m\ Ny 2 284| SL4wie| B195as(| B1keh wes | 1885 | 1985 a1 o8 | O1l6ud o1 | g i 7l i 413 281 2Mly 31940, 18 95 | 068 LARD = Nov.. Jan. Muy..oe SHORT RiBse tions were as follows: changed. 2 No. 3 spriug, Cons--No, OATs--No. No. 8 whitc Rye—No. 3 BARLEY—NO. 2, 715537 . No." 2 white, 80@30! nominal; No. 3, 38@: No. 1, 81051, Prine, $3.20. , per bbl, $14.50214.60; lard, per 100 1bs., §8.77138.8215: short ribs sides (lose), #7.8014@8.00; dry salted shoulders (boxed), $7.00G7.25: short cloar sidos (boxod), 88,604 WHisky—Dlstille $1.15. i No. ! finished goods, per gal., SuGArs—Cut lonf standurd <A, £5,58 The followiag we ments for today. #5.88; granulated, $5.45; © the receipts and ship- HIPMENT 000 ; 7,000 Corn, bu.... AT i 57.000 On the Produce exchunge today tho butter market wis weuk; dairy, 17@26¢: creamery, 20@27¢. New York Markets. NEW Youk, Nov. 16, —FLovr—Re 800 Dbbls.; exp ris, 27,500 bbls, ks, market quiet; winter stia ,26; Miunesota patents, 3.85@4.00; 20@2,70; Minnesotn_bakers, §2.50 oipts, 40,- sules, 9,000 low grudes, #1.60%1.9: 2.45. 4 BARLEY-Quiot; No. 2 Milwaukeo, 62@63c. WitkAT-Rucelpts, 84,300 bu.; oXports, § sales, 4,010,000 bu. futures, 60,000 Du. spof. Spot market'quietand %ehigher: No. 2red, in store und clovator, 60%@6015¢; ationt, 665@66%e; 1. 0. b, 67 ungraded red, 67@674¢. Opilons opened unchanged to 14¢ lower on weak eubles and selling by for- recovered on a short demand, sold off Hradstreet's big increaso of 5,8 's visible supply, closing ut %e not advance; No. 2 red, January, closed wt B8%e; y, closed ‘we 69401 M ot 7ic; May, November, closed ot 67¢. s, B1,800° bu.; exports, 20,600 bu.; sales, 1,125,000 bu. futures, 510,000 ' bu, spot. Spot market firm; No. 2, 4015 In élevator; 404@46%¢ afloat. Options losed firmer on small western recelpts, wero fairly nctive and closed strong with whut, 45 15-10404014c. ©, closed nt 47 ke osed it 4% ; exports, 12,700 H00 bu, futures, 106,000 Spot. oly wotive; No. 3 831501 No White ; wostern, 845@80ke; white truck, whito stute, 856@40¢, opened steady and closed not ndvance; Muy, 86@364e closed ut 3640: November closed at 84iye Decomber, 84130804c, closed ut 3414c, HaY- Dull: shipping, Goc; good o’ cholce, . Hops—Steady; state common to cholce, 19@ Hibks—Firm; wet salted New Orlpans sa- loctod, 45@Gh s, 813@iig; Texas selocted, 8O@b() 1bs., 4@be; liuonos Ayres, 20024 s, 1ies Texus dry, 20630 1b, 61, VoL Steady; domestic floece, 19@27¢ pulled, 20626 Texas, 104150, 0 PROVISIONS-—Beef, fitm, Cut meats, fir tekiod bellles, S@ioe; pickled shoulders, 61y Oxc; pickled hams, 9210c, Lurd. wenks wosiorn steatn closed dt$9.48; alcs, 50 tloreos AL 89.60; option sules, none; November closed at #0.35, nominul; January, 85.40, nomingl. Pork, steady and fairly active; oxtra prine, 14.40015.00; new mess, £17.00218,60; thilly, 19.00@19'50 Burrkr—Ensier; westorn dniry, 17@22 western creauory, 20027¢; western funcy, state dairy, 19226¢; 17021, ins, "27¢ state crenmery, 22020, Cuerse—Dally stute, large, 9@11%e; 104@124e: purt ki, 3G0%c; tall . Laas—Qulet 1eo hou SUoAR—Raw, easy: wefined, steady. ui PerroLEUM-— i) fal ning, Chan, 213-16¢; Unlted closed at 7, Tdye: Washingto 80.50; \\'mhlulu‘o‘fi BLIX. 10 bulk, 88.10; retiutd New York. 86,15 Philadelphia and Baltimore, $.10; Philadel. phin and Baltlmore in bulk, §2.00. Rosix-Firn; stralned, commou 10 good, #1.2501.80. TUkPENTINE-Firm; 304@31¢, Rice—Stendy: domestic, fair (o extra, 3%@ bici Jupan, $3GANC. AnsESSteady | Now Orloans, open kettle, good 10 choleo, 8664 e, P16 Inos--Qulet; Awerican, $12.50214.50. {orran Quiot; Inke, 49,75, b-Firt; domestic, $3.20 bid for round i‘f- (ot Btraits, $20.60 bid. PRLA v domestie, $3.60; sales ou 'uhnn. B carlouds November lead late Eru oy, 42540 100 tons Novemiber, prowpt piont fron west, 3.35. New York Dry Goods Market. New Yous, Nov. 16.~The dry goods mar- ket 1ags a little, but thore 1s qaite a_fair vol. ume of business, mude up of many small orders rather than a fow Iarge ones. Prints and printed fabrics show moderate stocks and no pressure to sell. Print cloths held steady at216-16c for 64 squares. Ginghams and woven fabrics In lighter color and weight sell well. Foreign dry goods in the way of hollday Roveltios and stylos to it the warior, wenther are selling on a fairly liberal scale. The job- bing trade is more Omana Produce sarket. Burren—The receipts of butter are larger and the mar nsidorably weaker. T g00d ALy Grocers re eoiving their suppiies direct from the count The consumption of butterine Is quite Inrge, which helps to decrense the demand for genu- ine butter. The shipping demand, however, serves to keep the surplus cleaned up. Choice crenmery, 24@26c; choles to fancy country, 22c; tair to good country, 18@20c; pack= ing stock, fresh, 1o aus-—Ruceipis of fresh stock are not large, In fact, there does not appear to be_ auy quan: tity of in the The colder weather and the Hght recetp u firm feeling on the murket. Cold storage and held stock 1s Koivk mostly at10c, with fresh lafd eggs at B0e. PovLTRY—The murk prices quoted bolow. T ra wore only idding biae for chickens, but, the receipts belng moderate, holders were able to unload on the local trade to better advantage. Old s, chickons, 6c: geeso, 7@8e; ducks, TNC; tipkeys, 8@Ye; roosters, 4% VEAL - The arrivals during the past day or two hiuve been light, and the market firm at previous quotations. Choice small and fat veuls, G137 45¢; thin or heavy, 3@ AME— Tl Colder wenthor 1§ having a very boneficial effect upon the game markot, The demand, which has been light all the fall, is improving and prices are consequently Airming up. From now on bi that are undrawn will be given the pr Prime chickons, $3.00@5,00; grouse, $2.50:3.00; qual, $1, nck snipe, 75¢@41.00; golden plover, 7 1.00; Canada geese, #6.0006.50; smal $4.00a 4.50; brant, 88,00@3.50; 1 25002, sdhend ducks, 2.5 blue win ducks, $1. .00; gre wing “tew ks, $1.50: “mixed ' dt #1.2 canvasbiek ducks, 072:4.001 Jack rabbits, #3.0023.50; small rabbits, ¥ squirrels, 75@90c; deer enddles, 1., 16@16¢; (e sos, 10@11¢; an- wddles, 140 slopo carcuasses, Is about stendy at Honey is commencing to move a o froefy, | 1d 18 still light forit; cholee wii wl7e. OVSTERS counts, 84 are lower and thero Is u suply of cholee eastern stock on the murket, which is selling at 12214 per Ib.; almonds, 19c; English walnuts, 14c; filberts, 120ae; Rrazil nuts, 12, , 14¢ poecins, medium, i2¢. The market on black walnuts s low ‘and no one wants to buy. ers are wsking 75¢ per bu. for small lots shipped to the country on orders, but walnuts shipped i hore would probably not bring more ~lialt of thut price,” Smull hickory srders, $1.70; lurge, $1.25. VEGETABLES. s Fustern hand-picked navy 215 western nuvy, $1.80@1.90; comr henns, $1.5071.75; ONIONS There is not much netivity in the onfon mul owing to the fact that the local erop is nd the gardencrs are supplying domand very largoly. Onions nre quots 50@tse, and on orders at 70c; Spanish onlons, £1.50. s -Put up in berry boxes, per 41,60 170, X . T'he receipts ure larger and the murket1s ‘very wonk. Nebraska, Town and Minnesota groiwn potatoes, in small lots from store, 65703 suwe In cur 1ots, 60@65¢; Colo- rado, trow siur Colorado lots, 70@ e CABBAGE-There is a good deal of cabbage seliing in this market, but the demand is sup- lvgoly by ihe' gardeners Ovders for u the country are filled at sloved cubbage has beon 15 held at 3@4 Loors—According to size, 40@60¢ i pocuns, lurg i 2,107 1 Whits e Fo- per d L CELERY ~The demand s increasing as the Thanksglving holiduy draws nearer and good deal of eelery is belng sold; good stock, 253! ney, 50, POTATORS-“The supply is fair; west- ern stock, peg bbl., $3.0008.50; Jersey' stock, per bbl., #. ( Vi Spanish, per bbL, $2.25; doz.: radishes, per doz., 50@60; wiliflower, per aoz, #3; tuce, per doz., buc. FRULTS, s -Eastern Concords, CALIFORNTA Fnuir on the i pears, 82.00: grapes, $1.60, ArpLEs ~The supply is lizht on tils choice eustern, per western, 84, CRANBERRIES—Cranberries are arriving ver freely aud o in_good demand; Cape. Cod. eurly, per bbl., $5.75@6.00; bell und bugle, 86 TROPICAL FRUITS, feos remain about steady: per )0@2,50; per bunch, sniall to ce, 8 $75:2.00, $4.50@5.00; LEMONS — Messinas, Florida T exicans or Floridus, per box, $3.20; 5-box lots, #3, P % HIDI TALLOW, ETC. Hives -No. 1 greon bides, 2ic; No. 2 green n Bidtos, 3c: No. 2 hides, 2c: No.'1 gr groen salted hides, 1_groen salted hid 1bs. 10 40 Tbs., 8¢; No. 2 green salted 1bs. t0 40 1hs., ‘2¢; No. 1" voul calf, 8 5 1bs., 501 No, 2 voal calf, 8 1bs. to 15 : No, 1dry filnt hides, 4c; No. 2 dry flint hidess s No. T dry walted hides, Purt hides iic per b, Iess than fully cured. Green salted, oach, 85@750; shearlings (short wooled early 10@15¢; dry shearlings (short tly skins, No. 1, ench 5@10c; dry shearlings (short wooled edrly skins, No. 3, each Se; dry fiint, Kunsas' and Nebraska butener wool pelts, per Ib., actual weight, 100 Lie: dry flint, Kansas and Nebrasku murrain wool belts, per b, uctual weight, 176200 ilnt Colotado hit wool actuul welght, 9@10c; dry flint, rain wool peits, per 1b., actusl wolzht, dry pieces wnd bitcks, actual welght, b There is not muc! BANANAS—} per box, green skins), euct wooled Nov. but, patents, §3.00 extrir fanc: $2.6502.75, # fongy, WikAt -Dropped %e early, but wer and closed W@He wbovo cash, 50 mber, H6%40; D7 R@whse i recovered yesterday; Decomber, d 1@ above wvember, 3214 1 May, 37@37}, Mayh 3lie. es- h- _ Bau ctive; samplo 52@61e7 Nebraska, 81 -Dull; no ‘sulos, owing to advance in freight rates'eust, hest bid, 60c on cust track. “ll;‘\’v Quiet, unchanged; tiviothy, $10.00@ LEAD ~Fivm: $3.25, - Steady; 88,4 X SeEn-Higher at $1.08 Burte chunged; credmery, dairy, 18240, 1ged; 18140, a8 - Unel MeAL-—Quiet; §1.70@1.75, dy; $1.15 chingnd; 110N Ties—Unchunged; 95001 OVISIONS—Lower; pork, 10,6 lower; $8.875@9.00; dry sult onunchinged; looss shou $6.70; longs - and mbs, 8, fao boxen | lots 150 mor shouldors, $7.50; longs und riby, . 107600871, RECEIP 2,000 bbis.; wheat, 85,000 bu.; corn, 47,000 bu'; outs, 24,000 bu, Siesess“Flour, " 9,000 bbl 8,000 bu.; lots Minnesota, 22@25¢; ol shorts, bacon, 2. wheat, Mitwaukee AUKEE, Nov. 15.- : i | 0735 30¢; No. PYHOES No. Bauley=Lower; No. 2, 40¢; sumple, 300 Ry Steady; No. 1, 47¢. PROVISIONS - Drooping; #5.756, ReCriprs— 1 bu.; burley, SUIPMENTS bu.; burley, 1 vork, $14.75; lard, our, 28,800 bbls.; wheat, 59,500 B00 bu. wheat, 7,800 Kansus City Markets, KANEAS City, Noy. ~WiteaT—Firn No. 2 hurd, 60K@51¢; No. 2 red, 53 (4581 Cony—Unchanged:' No. 2 mixed, 80@80%5¢; No. 2 whito, 8045 w@31%c. mixed, 264@260; and erenmory, 2 duiry, 16@19¢. RECEUPTS #Wheat, 75,000 bu. bu.; outs, 10,000 bu, 18— Wheat, 50,000 bu. 00 bu, declining; 4,000 corn, 6,000; corn, Liverpool Murkess. Nov, 16.-WHEAT-Eusy; de- wand goors holders offer wodorately:’ call: forals No. 1, 536d; red wostern spring, No. s 6d@ds 7d: No. 0, s 240408 B30 LLpBN-Quiet; dewand poor: mixed western, PROVISIONS -Pork, primo wioss, fine, 885 90, Beet, extu dnaia, d0os Bucon, long “aud short elear, o 3 o cioar, 68 The long cloar, 45 1bs., 485 Minneupoiis Wheat Market, MinsEAPoLIS, Nov. 16.—~Wheat opened weak this worniug, but the setive demund for cash wheat on truck early strengthoned the local warkel for the wimount: received. did not sup ply tho willy and sales of No.1 morthern on rack runged at 60c wnd above for nearly all that was desirablo to grind Qualities were also bouglit early an wmlddle of the session there © sell. Keports of | the several groups of stocks, total morthwestern recelpts for yoesterday showed that farmors delivered less wheat than was shipped from the same roads., Stlll the large supplies in_store dampened the ardor of ulative buyers, This market 18 in posi- tion to advance with any encouragement from the outside. Rocoipts were 301 cars; shipmonts, 48 cars; Docember opened 57 %¢ and closed 68¢; May copened 63%e, closed 63%c, Docember was crowded up com- pared with May by the uctivity of the demand or cash wheat. Track close, 61ic for hard; 59%c for No. 1 northern, Flour shipments, 44,363 bbls.; production alvmm, 40,000 bbls.; prices steady and sal slow. Cotton Marke New Onteass, Nov, 16.-CoTTo8—utures 51,900 ‘bales: November, $7.50 o hraary, §7.87 #8.0428.00; 15 widdiing, middling, good ordi- 1ot rocelpts, 180,004 hles: gross Dbales: constwise, 3,308 bulos; ,000 bales; stock, 263,50 8. Lours, 15, COTTON -Recelpts to- day, 1,000 Bales; ordinary, 6 9-16c: wood or dinary, 7 1-1¢ low middlin ®ood middflig, 716-16¢; middling fair, 8 7-16c. Coffre Market. W Yomrk, Nov. 15 open stendy ut from uy advan rafed quiet with 0V causing advance, closed steady and unchan to 156 polnts advance; sales, 6,200 bags, o November, $17.00&17.70¢ Decenibor, January, §16 $16.06116.10; May, #15.75@15. 80, Rio, dull and nominali No. 7, $18, Duluth Wheat Market, Nov. 16.~This market ruled active with_a very strong demand for cash.! Close: No. 1 hard, cash and Noyoni ber, G1i4e; Decomber, 60%c; May, 6 northern, ' cash and’ Nove combor, 'B0%c; May, 65%c sh, b714c; northern [ No. 1 b 1663 Tow ry,6 15-16 Ontlons Do No. 2 northern, B3lsc; Tefuctod northern, to arrive, O, Crry, Nov. Nathnal transit ce tlficates opened at 78157 highest, 74%; low- est, 783 closed, 74135 sales, 40,000 bbIS.; ship- ments, 114,088 bbls.; runs. 102,637 bbls, BURG, Nov, 15 al transit cer- tificatos openod ab 737 ed nt 7495 high- est, 74155 lowest, 78%; sules, 15,000 bbs, Wo il Market. S1. Louts, Nov. 156.--Woor,~The demand s only for clioice grdes, of which the offerings are so small that there {s practically nothing dolng. STOUKS AND BONDS, Securities Were Dull und Attracted Little Attention Yesterdy. W Youk, Nov. 15.--A duller or less in- teresting duy has not been experienced on the Stock exchange in months than was to- day; i fact, the only activity was among the rumor mongers, whose fecundity was abnormal. And as usual the reports put in circulation were intended to devbreciate values, and though in most cases Speedily denied, served the purpose of the authors to make quick turns on the short side of the account. But in spite of all the efforts of the bear traders to establish a lower range of values in the face of an in- active market, a remarkabvly firm undertone characterized the dealings and in making up the balances for th day a greater number of shares were placed in the column of advances than in the de- crease columns, The reason for this 1s to be found in the timidity of the shors inter- est, which is now disposed to leave its lines long outstandingz and seeks to secure its profits by covering at each moderate decline. The purchases for this account, supple- mentad by new buying, even though In small volume, serve to restore valucs, and as the market in its present smper is more sensi- tive to & purchasing than 1o a selling move- ment it requivesa lighter volume of busi- ness Lo move the market up than to send it down. The bears are not, therefore, doing a very profitable business in the market as it stands and they do not scem to consider tho conditions ripe for a more vigorous and nec- essarily more risky campaign. Iu the early dealings today an attack was made on Manhattan on the strength of a report that to provide funds for neces- sary repairs consolidated bonds held in the company’s treasury would have to be sold: the shares yielded 24 per cent, but speedily recovered all but % per cent or the los only a very small amount of long stock being bought out, all of which was rveadily ab- sorbed. Au_attempt was_made to frighten hoiders of Louisville & Nashville by the circulation of a story allezed to have come from London, to the effect that several of the directors intended to resign. This was denied at the company’s oftice, and a report that the Chesapeake, Ohio & Southywestern deal had been declared off was denied on the authority of Mr. Bel- monv of the Louisvills & Nashville directory. Neither canard had an appreciable effect on the stock. Western Union was sold down 13¢ per cent on a renewal of the reports of decreased earniags, and it was rumored that a combination had been formed to bear the stock. When the pressure to sell was re- newed in the atternoon a recovery of 1 per cent was made. The industmals were raided on private dispatches from Washing- ton suggesting unfavorable tariff changes. Sugar yielded 15¢ per cent, Cotton Oil pre- ferred, 1 por cent, und Cordage preferred, 4 per cent, the latter being unfavorably af- fected by the anticipation of a bad state- ment from the receiver. Union Paclfic hela up well under the heavy decrease in the Oc- tober earaings and actually closed a small fraction above yesterday. ‘The general mar- ket was irregular and unsettled all day, fluctuating frequently betwoen strength and weakness, but in the main making toward better figures, At the closea fairly steady tone prevailed and the active list was gen- erally a fraction higher than at yesterday's closing, while Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis showed an advance of 315 per cent and Minneapolis & Louis 1% per cent. The shares which recorded the heaviest de- clines, not already noted, ave New York Central, Canada Southern, 11 per cent; St. Paul vreferred, 1'; per cent; New Jersey Central, 12¢ per ¢ 5 Michigan Central, 2 per cent, and Green Bay & Winona seconds, subseription per cent. The Post says: Since outside investors are virtually doing nothing in the security market little is left to watch but the move- ment of professional speculators. In this contingent it is clear that only the be- liavers in lowor prices are aggrossively ac- tive. Much of the situation is undoubtediy in their favor, not least of all this apathy of outside buyers. Yet 1t is very no- ticeable that the oporators for the decline are taking wo large chances On the contrary each successive raid against the market is checked as suadenl) n8 it is begun and is followed by a recovery rather indiscriminately distributed among This was the case today when the movement of prices varvied with curious irecgularity, the grangers holding practically firm. while other stocks, notably Sugar certificates, yielded again. The conclusion from the market situation is that speculators are in doubt whether congressional uncertainty, the trade stagnation, the diminished rail- 'viay earnings and the possibility of another commercial fuilure in the year's finaneinl settlements are not offset by the immense advantages conferred by the restored sound mouey. The following are the closin: the leading stocks on change toda, Atehiiaon . Adamn BXDress. . Allon. T H do pref'd.. quotutions of the New York ex- Norih D. & Guif o3tera.. TV R ora Contral SN B0 Ontario & Weste Oregon Imp. Oregoi Nav. Contral Pacitic Ohow. & Olilo s Chicago & Alton 0.8 L &U. N...! BodQ oo ¢ Paciie Mati,.. )1 o Gan, L 603 Peoria, Dec. & B ousolidited 134ke Pitt % C.CC&StL.... 344 Pull ‘ol Coal & 1ron... 10| Readin otton O Cort Del. & Hudsou: .. . 2| do pre Dis. & 0. ¥ 2036 Roek Islan East Tenn. D8 Paul. E 183 | do prefid. 20 |8t Paul & Omiiia. Fort Wayne 149 | do prefd...... Great North'n p'd. 1073 | Southern Picife. Chi, & East. 1L pr'd wir Relluery ... Hockiug Valley.... 21 |Touu. Coal & Tron Liinots Central . D14 Texas Pacllic. ... St Puul & Duluthi’, 26 (Tol. & O. Cen. prid. Kau. & Texas prd. 2216 | Union Pacific.".... Lake Erle & Wosl. 17| U.8. Bxpress. do pref d - G0 |W.St L &Pac Lake Shore. 137 | dowrera. o Lead Trust. 500" 726 | Wells Fargo Exp Loulu. & Nash.' "\, 7% Weatern Union.... Lo 1 WP | Manbhattan Cow Wheellng & L. £ S 10K do prefd. Memplis &C.. 110 10 "M & 81, L Michlgan Central.. 09 D & B. G Missourl Pucific... 2374 Generai Eieotrie: ! Moblle & Oblo. 15" Nulcnal Linsesd. . i OR&L 1h Auerih Co. a8 1 5 | do prerd... ] “TPhe total sules of slocks Loday were 180,600 l A THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: shares, incloding Burlington, 20,4007 Thicago i Distillers, 1280¢ juneral Flectr Reading, 9,700; Roek|lsland, 4,200; St 400; Western Undon, 22,100, New Voruoney Markot. NEW VORK, Nov. 152 MONEY ON CALL at 1@1% per cont;ast loan, 134 per cen 1ig por conte N NTILE PAPER - 4%@0'5 por cent, NO EXCHARGR -Steady. witn _actual business in bankers bills at #4.94 43 T demund, and at HEoKD48D4 for, sixty i bitls. Posted rates, $483@4.8614. Commercial Dills, $4.8114@4.81 04, UTTFLCAY RS 6014 @70 40 GOVERNMENT BONDS -Qulet. State quiet. The closing quotaions on bonas. U.S 48 St L &S PG U S.ascoup L 1134|8t Paul Consols U. 8, 4148 reg . M |SLP.Co& P, 18ts Pacific8s of'95.... 108 |T. P. L. G. Tr. Rets L. stamped 48, 08¢ T. P. R. G.Tr. Rets Missourl s 100 Union P 148, Tenn, new et G 1 hew Tenn, now Cannda $o. A Centr D& R G 1ats D. & R.G.ds Erin 2ia M K. &T. Gon, s, | MK & T Gen, 54 Matual Unton 0s.. American Sugar, 84,100; 16,500 bonds, R. G, W. 18 Atehinon 48, Centuries pturies df. L LATig Al 10| Ala. o 1loans, 2044 per ns, Bl por cent. Closing quota- tlons on sfocks, bonds and mining shires: Tai Wis. Conl Ateliison \f8On 49 New England General Eloc. Wis, Cent'l 18 Allonez Mining C N. Y. & N, Atlantic. ... 0id Colony Boston & Mont Oregon & Boston... .. Rubbe % & Hecli. San Do, . 5 |Contennial......... Unlon Pacific.. 1744 Franklin West End.. L0 [Oseeol o prefe Westingh epho & Alb: Boston & Mul LB & Q. neral 1 Moxie: n Francsco sinme Q 1otutions SAN FirANciseo, Nov. 16,~The official guotations for mining stocks today were as follows: Alta Belle Tulv.) Belcher Best & Bodle Con. . Bulwer, Chollar Con. Oal Crown P Gould & Cut Hale & Mexie: I Bello I Ophir Landon Stack (Quo Nov. 15.—Close: 14l Pennaylva 704 Reading 043 Mex. Cen 32 1-16d per oz, MONEY “IW@ 1 per cent Rate of discount in the open iwarket for short bills, 2G24 por cont; three months bills, 214@214 per cent. SILVE New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—~The following are the mining quotdtions; 20 110 100 110 180 10 Ophir... ayied. aE St. Louis Minlng Quotations, 81 Louis 15.—Mining stocks dull, unchunge B 3 § Eilzab. 5 Granite M 1 8. Hops.... Adaws, ‘Am Neiti Bimetalil Ha anclal Notes. KANsAS Ciny, Now. 15.—Cleurings, $1,620,- 715, BArTINORE, Nov. 15.—Clearings, $2,368,802; balances, $349,224, Panis, Nov. 16, —~Thres per cent reutes, 99f 124 for the necount. OuAmA, Nov. 15.—Olearings, §707,200; same day lust week, $652,858. PHILADELPIIA, Nov. 15.—Clearings, $10,2 929; bulances, 1,628,882, W YoRrk, Noy. 10. 864; balunces, 84,459,738, MespHis, Nov, 15.—~New York axchange par. Clearings, §286,139; balances, $94,066. 71, Nov. 15.—~Clearings, $2,069,250, Money, 4@7 per cent. New York exchunge, 76¢ prémium. Or1CAGO, Nov. 156.—Clearings, # Sterling exchange dulil; actuul, Money firm, 6@7 per cent. NEW_ORLEANS, Nov. 16.—Clearings, $1,708,- 500. New York exchang bank, par; commer- clal, 81 per §1,000 discount. Loxpoy, Nov. 15.—The awmount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Eogland on balance toduy was £130,000. BosToN, Noy. 15.—Cloarings, $15.822,110; wuces, $1,657,207. Money, 1%4@2 per cont. Exchunge oni New York, 50¢ discount to pa; 1. Louts, Nov. 15.—Ulearings, $3,619,261; inces, 011, Money, quiet at 7@8 per ent. Exchunge on New York, 90¢ premiuu. 8,- Clearings, #59,876,- 591,000, $4.8204.85, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cattle Trade Weakens Slightly Heavy Recelpts of Poor Stuff, WenNEsDAY, Nov. 15. ceipts for the past three days, as com- pared with the first half of last week, show an increase of about 1,000 cattle and 3,000 hogs, while sheep receipts have fallen off fully 8,500 head. ~ There was little that was new about the general cattle market today. Receipts were somewhat heavier than they have been for the past ten days and the quality of the offerings showed no particular change. The rather liberal offerings produced a weaker fecling, but with a good general demand all desirable beef cattle met with a ready sale at strong prices. Fair to good 1,100 to 1,350-1n, cornfed steers sold at from $4 35 to $.70and fair o choice western rangers readily sold at from $3.40 up 1o #4. Hall- fatted natavs and westerns that were neither good enough for killers nor feeders were in poor demand and sold slowly at shaded prices. Natives of this character weighing ull the way from 900 to 1,800 ibs. soid at from $3.30 to $3.85. There was a good. firm tone to the trade for anything fat fnd & good and reasonubly early clearince was effected. The cow market was very ictive and gen- erally stronger. There were closs to 60 loads on sule, but in addition to the usual active demand from local houses both Morris and Armour of Chicago had buyers in the yards after supplies. Common to prime cows and heifers sold at an extreme range of from £1.50 to §3.75, but 2.156 to ¥ bought most of the fair togood stuff. Calves at from &2 o #4.50 were fully steady and the same was true of rougn stock at from §1.00 to §2.8( The feeder tradepeemed to be lackiug in life and snup,and prices, if anything, were a shade lower, Supplies were excessive, and aside from a few country buyers and sellers the demand was not heavy. Good 10 choice feeders ure quoted at from $3.20 Lo §3.60, fair to good av from £2.75 to #3.10, with in. ferior to fair des at from $2.25 Lo $2.75. Representative sales: DRESSED BEEF. Pr. a0, 36 85 50 60 60 65 der Av. 50 50 TR TR T zs2 BesibaatEan ., eolehos S IAIIOA DI S MM g8 g£e88se THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 200 00 CALVES, 8 270 9 1 815 1 340 1 BULLS 1250 e 1000 915 1010 103 1530 11020 1100 1985 L2160 1680 1625 STOCKERS AND FE 574 200 1 605 2 00 1001 L 800 813 606 WESTERN CATILE. Av. Pr. No. . 900 83 10 2strs 1cow.. 1040 190 B cow 28 cows... 850 220 20 cows Bdcows... 914 250 28 Leow.. 1080 250 11 cows 8strs.. 1226 3 85 A0, 00 12 fdrs 1 stag 2 stags 17 cows 1050 1440 2 50 L 050 3 40 117 fdrs 97 fdrs. 1194 810 6 8 cows 65 2fdrs 11 tdrs. . 15 82 fdrs 4 strs 50 5 stugs. . 1300 2 60 22drs... 1140 2 75 16 strs.. 1266 3 45 COLORADO. 2P0 L2750 2 40 00 60 9 300 2 cows . 0 12 hfrs.... 65 5 28 cows ) 18 s(5,Tx.1090 2 60 110 fdrs. SOUTH DAKOTA. 880 216 WYOMING, 1052 260 80 cows 951 185 “2hfrs. 1210 240 G cow 1040 . 740 810 670 ows. 1300 7 cows. 1001 12 steers.. 1099 1 steer...1130 4 steers. 1167 2 strs, tlg 1310 1200 1580 1113 9 cows 91 fdrs. 74 sts. 6 cows .. 15 cows 7 COWS... 2 tdrs. 4 cows 8 st 1 steor 3 40 3 40 WS G stags.. 10 fdrs... 17 strs 18 fdrs.. CoWs. 2 steers. 1850 810 1600 710 11200 780 11700 797 BNG . 828 1190 1208 1 fecder. 1050 88 fdrs.... 62 str, Tx 108 34 cows, 962 913 980 X. 969 13 steers 1054 1 feeder, 770 1 stag. 1070 . 908 8 fdrs....1047 704 590 1001 760 745 5 fdrs... 18 steers, 2 steers. 1160 1210 330 40 Receipts were fairly liberal, an in- last of 3,000 crense so far this week head. was 1ot very good. a rather over The general quality of the offerings Heavy receipts caused weak feeling early, and opecing salcs were at prices steady to 5c lower than Tuesday. The demand . sources, and that, with good from all more encouraging news from the east, caused a stiffening of values as the morning advanced, and some of the later sales, were strong to a nickel higher. Tho general windup, lowever, was very weak, owing 1o the bad break in pro- visions and hogs at Chicago. Prices ranged from $.50 and .55 for common light mixed stuft up to $5.70 and #5.75 for choice heavy and outcher weight loads. preceding sold at and §.65. As on the two s, the big bulk of the hogs A week awo today the bulk of the trading was at .80 and £5.80. Represenlavive sales: Av. Sh. _ Pr. 5 50 160 5. 48....308 4. 63....233 61,0274 200 240 200 B e S S Y sooonooon PIOS AND —— 450 Sueep—None fresh there were none on sale, sctive demand for d able markets have improved sh; 160 160 200 440 80 200 160 80 200 80 160 160 40 200 40 240 240 200 160 280 160 120 80 160 160 280 120 200 were receivea Pr. B0 5 65 B S P P 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 75 and here wus a good muttons lambs at quotably stronger pricos and Eastern rply the past day or two and good killing sheep will sell at from 15¢ 1o 25¢ higher than the close of last B50@3.50; far common and week. 1o good westerns, stock sheep, 81. 100-1b. lambs, §: Recoipts and Disposit Official rocolpts Lown by the | ompany for th 2,25(@3. 003 Fair to good naiives, §2. ot 5 o'clock p. m., November 16, 1893: RECKLI'TS. 102 4,955 Stoek. d_ disposition of stock ks of the Union Stock Y. twenty-four hours ending at good to choice 40 to WY B, AL, The Omab The G. Swiftd C The Cudaby Nelson Morris. Beeler & 1 P D, Stuelafr... Wissmath. 122000 Bhippers aud fecders. Packing Co. ammond €0 1,041 310 41m 330 porning ut #6 and sev better thun $6.50. enough to brinj for Tuesduy. tond to the lower grades. ari Anything that those |¥rl s sold 00 1,400 i 1,688 re were two sules of al af prices was good very strong, the average belng from be to 10c higher thu The improvement did not ex Recelpts were prin- §r§mm D TEN MONTHS A troublesome skin disease caused me to scratch for ten months, and was cured by a few days’ use of M. H. WoLr¥, Upper B swiFT§pEciFic 1 was cured some years ago of White Swelling inmy leg by using and haye had 1o symptoms of re turn of the dis- 0 wase. Many prominent ) \ne and faifed, but B, 8. 8. did the work, PAUL W, KIRKPATRICK, Johuion Clty, Treatise o Blood snd Skia Disesses malled fres. Bwin Brecirio co:n;».nv. Lanta, G Iboro, M sicians attended cipally composed of rangers and common na- tves ind 1o one wanted these descriptions at fny advance. Fat native cows wnd hoifors | SOl well and so did stockers and feedors, sup- plics of both boing moderate. Thin, fough Stoft was dull at former low prices. The ru of rungo cattle was sarprisinaly Hbornl, heing estimated at 2,500 Texans and 3,000 westor Roth classes met with ¢ wore tuirly stoady, the former 1 3 il the lntter at from $1.78 were fow sales around because fow good eatt's rkot was lightly supplied ot mueh trada in the hog mar- ket Light and medign weichts recoived t prin-ipal attention of buycrs, and for description tae market leancd to ficmnoss was, in fact, a shade higher, tleavy griaes anyihing welghing over 800 1bs. -were, to o certain extent, noglectod, and were any whero from 5¢ to 15¢ Tower thati y ¥ quoti- dons. The hest Lght and medinms were sold aronnd 6. Tho cha \vy 10ts were not edut over 83,75 $3:80 0 $3.90 was d for the bulk of the lght hogs, and from 85 hought most of the hoavy ouzh haavy sold at from #5.35 to $5.40, and ulls wt from $2 10 #5. This week's reccipts are comin pectations, So far wo 73,000 Nead, which 15 23,000 simo thmo st yoar A fow choico sheep were disposed of at strong prices, but the market for poor 1o tair des wis weaker, thy {ncronse in the e elpts making buyers hesitite to pay the ad- d hrice s o Tacsdny. Most o Tho o Ings grnde below good, and comparatively u smallpartof the supply sold for as ek is . though choice native wothors we quoted around $3.75. Thore wis 1 good e nd tor lambs, and prices were sustained at 1 #2.75 Lo 49,70 for good to choles, . Ro- pts for the first 1hree days of this week have buen 19,000 lead less thion for the time last wo: Receipts: head; hox The Even CATTL 3,000 w Tess Cattle, 16,000 hoad; ealves, 500 28,000 head: sheep, 16,000 hend rg Journal reports: Recoipts, 16,000 hoad s and 2,500 Toxans. Markot 10 SUEONE; extri bueoves, 5,50 1, $4.80055.95; mediu n, $4.25701 @4.20; cows, $1.3578.40; Texans, westerns, $£2.6094.00. 000 head; tncluding 20003, oas butehers str rough and ¢ puckors, 4 light and Lasns Recaipts, nd firu; native ns, $2.5023.60; lunihs, $2 WESTERN PACKING IN out of Hozs Enlnrging but Not Yet Up to Last NATI Nov, 15, [Special Pomorrow's Pric s he movement of hogs Is e1 erately, but is still shorg of the thne Hust year, Packing fn the wost for the weelk hias been 240,000, against 300,000 lust year. From Novemnber 1 to dato 440,000, against 525,000 last year. Prominent places compure as follows: Moderately, Yenr. Toiegran to Current wiil ®Ing mod- boading 1800001 165,000 5000 RO.000 41000 43000 1000 000 17000/ 000 14.000 000 130000 17.000 8.0000 12000 Clueinnati, Indianapoifs. Milwaukee.... .| ¥ Rapids.. ... & Markot. TLE-Receipts, head; Dost As Crry, Nov. 15, 00 hoad; shipments, tle were nctive and stroni; others steady: Texas steers, §2.20@8.25; shipping steers, #4.10 @5.20; Texus and_uative cows, $1.2008.25; butchors' stock, $3.104.15; shipping stock, #3.10@4.15; stockers und feeders, )¢8.05! Hoas—Receipts, 8,300 head; shipmonts, 1,400 head; mai ket 1 strong to o¢ higher; -losed lost; bul [ 5.65; heavy, packing and mixed, # 0; light, Yorkers und pigs, $5.40(00.75 cipts, 1,000 heid: shipments, 1,400 head; market slow and dull. New York Live Stock Marvket. NEW Youk, Nov. - 900 head; market, active, highor; steers, £4.50@6.25; Texins and Colorados, # by 1 cows, #1.25@2.50! cf, slow at G@8!ic, Kocelpts, 1,196 he veuls, $5.00@8.5 V' #3.50. elpt 12, he 2 sold ut $2.0078.6215 por 100 50624.00: dressed mutto dressod Tambs, 6@8!4e. Hoos—Recelpts, 8,500 head; #5.75@6.40. St. Louws Live Stock Market. st. Louis, Nov. 15.—OATTLE—Receipts, 4,000 head; shipments, 800 head: rkot str and higher; fair to good nutive 4.75; Texus and Indian steers cows, $1.6002.25. Hoos—Receipts, 4,500 bead; shipments, 400 head: murket 10@16c lowers butehers, }5(‘\(){({,.1.70; mixed, $5.30@5.60; light, #5.40 i market firm, very 1hs.; lumbs, 5@ wmarket weak; Receipts, 700 hou market firm; mixed nativ shipments, 5009.76. Stock In Sight. Recolpts of live stock at ths four principal western markets Wednesday, Novewmber 10: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 4,988 5AI9 ... 16,000 16,000 8,900 1,000 400 700 South Omaha. 3 Chicago. e Kansas Olty, % St. Louls. .. . Total.. 30,238 17,700 Sweet breath, swest stomach, sweet tem- per? 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