Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCI Wheat Opened a Fraction Higher on Light Northwestern Receipts. ON SELLING A DECLINE WAS SCORED Corn Developed Some Firmness at the Btarr, o Sympathy with the Im. provement in Whent, bat soon Weakened. Ciicaco, Nov, 16.—Wheat opened 3¢ higher today on light northwestern receipts, but lost its gain and ¢ more on heavy sell- ing by local operators and the poor export outlook. Corn, oats and provisions were all iu Jine with the wealkness of wheat. Encouraged by light receipts in the north- wost there was a lively demand by traders for December and May wheat atthe opening. T price was evened up a trifle, but ¥ ridge and Leeming appeared as sellers and the decline began, Pardridge’s sales for the day were estimated at over 1,000,000 bu., 260,000 bu, going in one lot on a buying order from New York. The seaboard clearances were comparatively light, there was tittle encouragement in cables and reports said that Russian wheat was being offered at prices that would materially hurt American exports, With all this againstit and but very little bullish news, the market declined after its firsy break, with very few reaction December opened at 62, sold up lge, went down 15¢e, rallied from ke to lye, to then close at 605 c. Corn opened e higher and developed firmncess at the start in sympathy with yrovement in wheat, but soon weak- encd on larger receipts than the estimates, It was helped in its decline by heavy esti- mates for tomorrow’s receipts and the crop reports showing an increase and with wheat rattied down. at the ciose toa point e lower than ye day's close. May opened at 42i4c, sold off Ye, rallied 1ye and then de- clined, with few raliies, to the close at 4015c. Outs opened at 8137c, yesterday's figures, and on offerings by longs and corn’s weak- ness, declined until May touched 3le, vally- fng dic at_the finish, toa close at 8ligc, or ¢ lower than it started. The provision markct was weak ona re- port from the yards of a drop in the price of hogs, and after gaining a little near he opening on a temporary demand, prices went down. As compared with last night aunuary pork is 22ige lower and January ribs 15¢ lower. stimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, ars ; corn, 410 cars; oats, 108 cars; hogs, 22,600 head, ‘I'ne leading futures ranged as follow: Gpon. | High. | Low. | Clo AU e 6214 4‘,0'@[ 603 i 670e| O7lawdy | a7 :«'r‘fi‘ e B 3l ally 40lg| 40%ewdy 28 27?‘\ | B8 813( 81@3 1% 1340 | 18 121 13 g4 g The 12! 00 ; 7 7 00Tk 3 h r|||nlul|nns wero as follow JUIL- A ouk: tNo. 2 spring. 60%c; No. 8 spring, o: No. 2 ved, B0e. ORN-No. 2, 304 _ ii@2s0; No. 2 white, 204@ Moss, | $14,25@14.50; lard, per 100 1bs., $8.50@H.00; short ribs xl(ll.s (loose), $7.8714G8.00; dry salted shoulders — (boxed), £7.0067.20; short clear sides (boxed), 8.508 ’;flz'ivvsxv-»l)lullllur" finished goods, per gal., NUGARS—Cu loaf, §5.88; granulated, 85.45; standnzd “A," 80, The followiag wero.tho receipts and ship- mOnLs for o | RECEIITS, | SHIPMENTS, Flonr, bbls. 000 Wheat. b, % 142,000/ Corn, bu..... 281,000 Ot 280,000 68,000 OIS c o oo ey Ao Entior market was dull; creamorios, 207 18@22. Eg New York Markets. New Yok, Nov. 16.-I'Lovn -Recclpts, 81 600 Bbls.; exp ris, 127,800 bbis.; sales, 5,000 pkes.; market dull with Wi traizhts, & Minnesot ents, 13,800 100 a5, $2.2002.70; Minnesotn_bak i .70;" winter,- low grades, $1.70@2.25; spring, 10w grades, $1.60@ 1003 sprinix, exira, 81,054 Cony MEAL—Steddy; yellow western, $2.602 2770, Rye—Nominul, BARLEY-—Dull; No. 2 Milwaukeo, 62@63c. BArLEY Marz--Dall, WHEAT—LKeceipts, 254,700 bu.; exports, 16,- 200 bu.; sales, 4,100,000 Lu Bu.spot. Epot siwiket: dull e ¥, No. 1norther Lo, Fiyonge, Options opened firm and advancod e, On repor lighter shipping, wheat recclpts turnod w Ling.off on liquids 1 small casl osing w T T ; , January, closed nt 07 1 ¥, closed ut B0t Mureh, 705@7105e, closing ‘at 70%c; My, ' 72 18-16@733c, clostug at 72%c vember, closed ut 653 pmber, 66%@ 67%¢, closed ut 664%¢. CORN—Receipts, 54,400 bu.: exports, 53,000 bu. ales, 300,000 bu. futures. \]ml IIIU\l(\r- ately netive and He lower; No. 2, 451@45%c in elevator; 45%@46¢ afloat. Options opencd 3ge higher on sl westorn receipts, sold o on frec seiling by western receiving louses and liberal car 1ot estimates, closing weak it ine: Januury, 461461 e, closed A8e, closed ay 471¢. o 1200 buiexports, 100 . siles, l](Hl!N)hu futures, 72,000 hu, s 8pot quict and firn »sed dull 2, 34@84xe; No. v 5 No. track, rn el white 'western, 85@404c? track, white state, 85@A0%c. Option market opentd duil and_ Closed woak, with wheat and corn Al L@k net 1 sury, 854@anie, closed at 804@80e: Muy, 8718750, closed at 36%e: November elosed at 3dc; Decomber, S4ai4rge, closed ut 34c. AY- Stendy; shipplug, 65¢; good 10 choleo, e5@bbe, - L N Hors-Quict; state, comwon to choice, 19 Hives—Firm; wot salted Jectod, 46200 1bs., 85104 B5@H0 1., 4w Buenos 11c: Texus dry, 2080 1bs, donmiestic fleece, 19@27¢ pulled, 206 Texus, 10@16¢, o PROVISIONS-Heef, quiet. ~ Hams, #1625, Cut w, dull; plekied ' bellies, '83@10c pickled shoulders, 014063c; pickled hanis, @O3c. Lard, akor wostorn stean closed it 80,127 sales, 120 terees ut 80.271 option sales. none; November, 39, nouiinl; Junuary, 8 nominal, Pork, eusy: extri £14.40215.00; new mess, $17.00018,60; iy, #19.00619.50, Burrer—Swadier; western duiry, 17@22 western creamery, 200627¢; wostorn factory, 17@2le; Elgins, “37e; “stato duiry, 19@2050} state P arge, 9211 %4e; small, 4@lse; tall ski 2aedc. LGas—Steady; state and Ponnsylvania, fee house, 19@21e; westorn fresii, 24 sci wouthern, 284 24¢ roceipty, 4,114 bkga. o FALLOW=Firnicr City, #2 per Pk 084G COTIONSEED OLL—Weaker; prime 82@83c; yellow, 35@3¢ SUGAR-Raw, dull, unchauged; refined, about steady. PrEnoLEN - iraer; United closed at 70%c; Washingion bbls. $6.60; Washington buls. n bulk, $3.16; reilned New York, .15, Rosix—Firm; stralned, common to good, 1.25001.27 4. TURPENTINE-Quiet; 804@30%¢. ~Stoud ufl:w»m- falr to'extra, 35@ , open kettle, 10 cholee, la«um 16 lmul—Q et Ao "hu 12,003 14.50. CoppER— Viry quict | Firw; domestic, $3.40 bid for round Vory gulet; Straits, $20.40 bid. SiRirEnF i Qomestic, 89,00 bid; sales o ‘change, none. uvr:rml l-\;uu. ot g uv RPOO . 16.~Wikar—Quiet; de- .fiwr. olders ofter oderatel d; red .utom .e‘rlnx. Nm fl ) , bs 2! M:flt&hfl wore mud-n.' i M ml-l‘v‘rk prime wess, fine, 685 9d. short clonr, 55 1bs., 40s; long cleat, 45 1bs., 48¢ 6. Lard, 0s, Omana Produce Market. Berren—The recelpts of butter are larger and the market s considorably weaker. The local demand is light, & 2051 many rooers re- {ving thelr suppiles dir 1 tho Fountry. The con<umption of hutt quite Targe 1o dor for gon butter. The shipping demand, howevor, 10 k plus cloaned up, Choice y, 2 hoie s to faney countr d country, 18620¢; pack: ing stock, fr s - tocoipts of frosh stock are not Targo, In fact, there does not appear to be any aun tity of egus in the The colder weather and the light receipts canse a firm fecling on the market. Cold storage and held stock Is goIbg mostly at 19¢, with frosh Inid eggs at 20 POULTRY—The market in chickens is weilk, and while the city trade is generally paying Be any surplus would have (0o to the packers at 5ise. VeAr—The arrivals during the past day or two have been 1ight arkot firm at previons quotations all and fat 18, 6147 401 thin or hioavy, 86 GAME - Tho colder wonther 1§ having a very veneficial effect upon the market. The demand, which has all tho fall, 1 improving and prices aro consequently firming up. From now on bieds that are undrawn wiii be given the preferenco, Primo el 005.00; grow V3,005 quadl, snip STAL00% xotden. plover: Lo gocse, 8§6.0006.50; small goese, brant, #,0063,5( tard ducks, #2502 redhond dicks, ¥in3.00% bluo wing' teal ~ducks, $1 groon teal ducks, $1.50: mixed ' ducks. W ducks, $3.50a4.00; rabbi 0@3.60; simall rabl squir THwH0C; or_ wnddies, L 15@16¢; (8er carcasses, saddles, 1431505 antelopo o cing to move a i 15 St light choles \\llll"nluu Ovsrens - Medin oxtra standards, #1c; extra selects, 24¢ puny sel 0c; ints, 34c. NuUTe-—Cl h\'\‘ll\"i 8¢ o at 12@14c per 1b. almonds, 19¢; English walnuts, Ue: filb 2 i 1l u|||~ 1291 ) ans, larg peeans, medlum, 26, The market on black Walints is low and no one wants to buy. rx are asking 70 per bu. for small lots ped to the country on ordors, but walnuts shipped in hore would probably not bring miore than one-half of that price, Small hickory nuts, on orders, $1.75; large, $1 Beaxs Eastern hand-picked navy, 82.10@ 2,151 Westorn navy, $18021.90; comimon white boans, #1.6071.75. ONIONs—There §s not much activity in the onifon market, owing to the ict that the local crop Is large dnd the gardencrs are supplying the demand very largely, Onfons are_quoted at bu@O5e, and on orders at 75¢; Spunish onions, per erato, #1560, Watix Cikss Ut wp i berry boxes, per case of 16 qts,, $1.60@1.7 B OTATORL 0 Tocoibia hto largor and the rketis ye wenk. 2 Minnosota grown potai store, 6570 i riudo, trom store, 76@80c; Colorado lots, 70@ CAnBAGE—There is a good deal of cabbage selling in this market, but the demand is sup- plied lnrgely by the gardeners. Orders for cabbage from the country are filled at 1isc per ib. Some colored cabbage lias besn ro- ceived, which is held at 374c, CerEry Roors—According to size, 40@60c por do. CeLERY —The demand is Increasing as the Thanksglving hoilday draws nearer and o good deal of celorw is befng sold; good stock, + fancy, bUc, PoTATORS —The supply I8 fair; west- Ig, Do DL, 83.003.30; Jorsey” stock, 3 Spin per bl salsify, e por doz: radishos, per do 20@25¢; endive, per doz, bo@ble; onions, per doz., 20c; cauliflower, per doz, §3; let- tuce, per (lul.. H0c. FRUITS Grapes—TEastern Concords, 24@25c; large lots, 23 CALIFORNIA Frurrs—Thore Is not much left on the ma rk ; pears, $2.50: grapes, $1.050. A e supply i ight on tiis markots i, per bOL, $4.25@4.50; chol nberries are arriving ver, treely und are in_good demand; Cape Cod. ewrly, per bbl., 5 i 11 und bugle, $6. TROPICAL FRUT! Prices ol ain about steady: per buneh, largo, 8. 0; per bunch, swiall to mediubi, 81,752 LEMONS-—Messinas, per box, $4.50@5.00; Floridas, & OnANGES-Mexicans or Florlds, per box, #3.25; b-box lots, #3. MIDES, TALLOW, ETC. Hivus-No 1 groon hides, 214 No, 2 groen hides, No. 1 green salted huus..)c:m-. reen salted hides, No. 1 groen salted ides, 25 IDs. to 40 [bs. 2 green salted hides, 25 Ibs; 0 40 I No. 1"veal calf, 8 1bs. to 15 lbs., 5 v it, 8 1bs. to 15 c; No, 1 dry flint hides, 4¢; No. 2 dry flint dés; Bei No. T dry “salted hides, “4c.” Part cured hides 4c per fb. less than fully cured b DALARCGroon ultut. oheh, 350 groen saltod snearlings. (shott woolod ourly sking, cuch 1000 10c; dry “shoarlings short wooledl early skins), 1, “clich @100 dry shearlings Ghort wooled eirly skins), No. 2, oach bc; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska butener wool pelts, per Ib., nctual weight, 10@ 11c; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool belts, por Ib., netusl weight, 17@20c; dry flint_Colorado butcher wool pelts, per Ib. actual welght, 9@10c; dry flint Colorado mur. rain wool pelts, per 1b., actual weight, 7@9¢; dry pieces and bucks, actusl welght, 5@7c. St. Lonls Market: §1. Lovs, Nov. notquotably lowe ts, 83,0024 i ncy, 650! 5. WAt dvancod w@ic early, but soon reacted and declined 1ig@le. The close was awke under yesterda, sh. ,w,. nominal; Decouiber, 57}@57%c; May, CORN—Also went down and_was extremely <tng %c below yosterday: cash and De- v, 820c; January, 82%c: May, 86%c. Dull and, Towdrs cash, by samples, r, 27450 May S0%c: “iid. 50¢; Ne- braskn, 45c. BRAN—Slow at 60c on east track. HAY d; tinothy, $10.0013.50, LA 21503,25; spelter, nomi- nul at 2. ~Higher; #1.04. “Lower; creamery, 21@24c; dairy, llvlu,z‘ Quibt: $1.70@1.75, WhISKY. Steady; 115, BAGGING —Uncliinged; 414@5%c. hanged; 95631,00, y; $16.6214; lard, dry cats and bacon dull, not * quotably lowers loose shoul* ders, 80 lonigs —and ribs, 88.50; shorts, #8, boxed “lots 16¢ more; n. shoulders, #7.50: longs und ribs, shorts, $9.75@9.8744 Flour, 8,000 bbls.: wheat, 34,000 . 60,000 hu'; 09ts, 68,000 bu. Ts—Flour, 8,000 bbls.; wheat, 16,000 bu.; corn, 84,000 b'u.; oats, 19,000 bu. Minneapolis Wheat Market, MiNNEAPOLIS, Nov. 16.—The local wheat market wis weik wid closed from 5@ %e lower than yestorday, Tho docline was caused inly by sympathy with other places, The ccelpts were swaller than last week, ulthough G4 ears Lyrger than yosterday, bue Duluth hid only 192 cars, making tho total northwest movement of whoat the smallest in o long thme.” Ty ot 11koly that there, will bo any such lurge arelvals us wo have had for it s getting toward the senson of storms that wonld provent if no othor causo existed, Do- muna for grinding is active yet, and with the present large premium wheit Which was in- tended- for " Duluth wnd Superior Is roming re. Ducember opened at diige; Muy, 687% o latter elosod ut 623, and Dicembor 574e, Track wheat closed, No.'1, har northern, 693e; No. 2, northern, 57% celpts, 805 curs; shipments, 40 cars. The de- mind for track grain was very active and sules ranged at 00@604e for No. 4 northern before the bre nd 594 w60e nlmr it Mul- ors were the chiot buyers und waluly for local grinding. Liour 1s dull, but steady. The scattered silos aggrogate o moderate “amount, but total sitlos wro yot less $han the production. Ocenn Tate bout steady.” Sipments, 38,661 bbis. First patents, $3.8003.70; second patents, #3.05@8.80; fancy hnd oxport bukers', §1.00% 1905 Jow grades, in hags. 911061495, Tho added duily outpur of mills gr' mn.. teday will probably aggrogate 86,900 bbls. The foed market is sl rai, $9.00409.20; shorts, $9.50 @10,00 in bulk. MlWnukeo Marknts, MiLwavkee, Nov. 16.—FLouR—Quiet, WikAT—Lower; Muy, 64¢; No, 2 spring, 67¢; No, 1 northern, 681y, Corx—Weaker; No 8, 36%c. OATS—Firm: No. % white, 80¢; No. 8 white, 2815430¢, ,ArtEY=Higlior; No. 2, 60c; sample, 850 o RvE-—Stoady; No. 1, 47, 4 BoVIsIONS Drooping; pork, 814.25; lard, 5 RECEPTs—Llour, 9,200 bbls.; wheat, 65,000 burloy, 94,400 bu, BUIPMENTS—Flour, 25,100 bbls.; wheat, 20,- 200 bu.; burley, 4,000 bu. Coffce Murkel NEw York, Nov. 16, Corres -Optlons pruvd quiet Wb fron 1w 5 polnta higher, ruled gencrally firm and elosed 8 to 10 polnts ot advanco: sieady in tone; offerings, sl suivs, 124,760 bags, mn.md( Docen: ber, $16.70@10.75: January, 81 40816.60; M h, $16.154316.20; May, ¥ September, 818756 "Rpou ottoe. Islar yutot; No. 1. 416190 Cotron Murke . )ll' Ouwui. Nov. 16.-U0TTON wddling, 7 0-les low “wilddling G‘ nury, 6 15-16c; net recelpts, los; Oulos: grosg ricolbtu 14168 bulos: wles; sules 6,000 bal 1 6-! "OMAHA DA [} Beet, extra India, 1008 Bacon, Jonl and | the woek: Sales, 50,100 bales: Novem! :-n{l 30 asked: Dacomber, §7.5307.68; danuary, 47.00 March, 878887 April, frm 0973 S5, Saan, LTS0S, 10 di'y, 978,31 Nov. 16, Cotrox-—Quict: middlinz, sales, 1,280 bilos; receivts, 4,910 ants, 4,600 bules; stocks, 28,700 Hanans City Marets KANSAS CITY, 16.-\nrAT—t4e higher: 3. ixed, 80@3014¢; . 2 mixed, 26@26'4c: Firm} 00302, B5Y750¢. Uniotliy, $8.5029.50; prairie, nlnrn Weak; creamory, 21@24c; dalry, arco at 200 RECETPTS W 000 bu.; corn, 1,000 onts, 1,000 at, 45,000 bu; corn, 41,000; ew York Dry Goods Market. v Youk, Nov. 16.—The «harp weather has helping the dry goods marketn 1i1ls, wation s still ‘the provalent feature, while thore Is considerable stie in a general wiy. TS easy to note, howeyer, that a more cheertal view Js heing taken of the future and the market shows fow spots. The dry go men think after so much decline n th ket the market 1s entitled to sor A inside price for 64 squaros in tho way of print cloths is 2 15-16¢. Ginghams and woven abrics find a_prominent demand, If suitable for spring and summer use. Dross goods of staple kinds hold their own. Hoslery and underwenr are salling well. Forelgn dry goods rate weak. “The Jobbing trado”is picking up a ttle. n Grain diarket. PrRORIA, _16,—CorN—Market firm and higher; No. 2 Oars - Markot and higher: No. 2 No. 8 white, 28 528)c. arket firm; wines, $1.16; spirits, 600 bu; corn, 87,700 47300 bu; rye, 600 bu; ¥, 14,000 hu <—Wheat, none; corn, 24,000 bu.; oats, 31,900 bu.; rye, none; barley, 7,000 bu. O Markets, o1 Ciry, Nov. 16.-Natinal transit cer- tificatos oponed nt 74145 highest, 7515 low- est, 74'4; closed, 74'%; sales, 84,000 bbls.: clearances, 178,000 bbls.; shipments, 91,168 YIS, ; runs. 75,863 bbls Prrvsnuia, Nov. 16 10nal transit cor- tficates opened at 7413 closed at 74155 high- 8L, 703 lowest, 7415 sulos, 10,000 bbl Duluth Waose Market, Dururi, Nov. 16.—The market was very weak toduy. Close: No. 1 hard, cash and Noye ber, Blc: Docomber, 60ier May, 65%c; Noo 1 northern, cash and Novembor, 60c; Do- cember, 59)c; May, 6d4%e: No. 2 northern, cash, 57¢; N ejeet . On track: No. 1 nor(licri ve, G0 3 Market, §1. Louts, Nov. 16.—~WooL—No change in prices or condition of market. STOCKS AND BONDS, Rumors of a Bond Issus Influonced the Se- curity Market. New York, Nov. 16.—The departure for Europe of Assistant Treasurer Conrad N. Jordan, accompanied by ex-Secretary of the Navy B. F. Tracy, revived the reports which were current some time ago that the govern- ment was negotiating a $100,000,000 loan in Loudon. Although denied at the subtreas- ury, where it was stated that Mr. Jordan waiis on leave of absence to attend to private business, the incident was used to bull tho market. The prospective bond issue was accepted as tavorable to speculation in values. A covering movement was the re- sult and there was also some buying for the long account, which imparted a strong tone 10 the early dealings. It did not take long, however, for tha street to realize the im- probability of the bond story und then the traders took the other side of the market. Rumors unfavorable to General Electric coming to hand that stock was hammered down 4 per cent. It was first stated that the company’s books have been examined in the interest of a party of stockholders, and had disclosed certain disagreeable facts, and this being denied it was asserted that the stock plodged or a loan was being liqui- dated and that an amalgamation with the Westinghouse company was about to be con- summated on terms more favorable to the latter concern than to General Electric. When the pressure to sell was removed the stock recovered 1 per cent. The general market was.not seciously af- fected by the raid on General Electric, and about 11 o’clock a good many Buying orders were sent in to the board, which had the effect of advancing quotations 1§ to 1% per cent, Manhattan, New Jersey Central, Sugar and Cordage hl“ng most prominent 'in the upward movement. Toward noon the market became quite stagnant, and 1n the absence of buyers prices generally sagged off a fra tion, ana Manhattan dropped 27¢ per cent. There was a fractional recovery about 1i followed quickly by a partial reac- tion, but during the last hour a firmer tone prevailed, accompanied by an improvement ranging to 11§ per cent, a small fraction of which was lost in a few instances in the final sales, but thegeneral market clused firm at an advance on the day of from % to 2 per cent, the latter in Rubber common: 1}¢ per cent’ 1 the preferred and Nashyille, Chat- tanooga ; nera cent in Cordage and Cana- dian Pacific; 115 per cent in Now Jersey Central, ..\lull[ rcent in Cotton Oil, T bacco, Minneapolis &St. Louis preferred and Kanawha & Michigan. Some few shares showed a decline compared with the final sales of yesterday, notably General Electrie, 2% per cent; Manhattan, 1! per cent, and Pittsburg, Cincinnatf, Chicago & St. Louis, 1 per cent. The preferred stock of the Peninsula Car company sold at 58, the last previous sale, made on September 18, having been at 92!, The Post says: When the stock market opened today the buyers were more pressing thun the sellers, and prices advanced. Trivial iucidents may serve for guiding forces in such a market, and some use wus made this morning of the announcement that the United States treasurer at New York would wvisit Europe. This was as. sumed by board room gossip to mean a gov- ernment bond issue, and such a move is looked on as a factor for better prices. Whatover may be thought of this reason- ing, it encouraged numerous speculators to cover shorts, and for an hour or two the market rallied. An attack on General Electric checked this movemeut and at- tracted selling of this particular stock by operators, among whom the word had passed that unfavorable news regarding this com- pany was about to be announced. The sell- g, though for the moment heavy, was any- thing but confident, for every intelligent ob- server knows thut neis miy some day be- come public on this stock which Wall street would take as favorable. At the close the tone was stroog throughout, especially the industrial group. Oue notable advance was that in Louisville, concerning which in- formation now appears to show that the Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern purchase was by no means a bad stroke of business, but why, if so, the dotails and purposes stould have beon officially concealed, ns though the Louisville managers were ashumed of it remains o mystery. T'he following are the closing quotutions of the leading stocks on the New York ex- Atehtson.. Novihern Paciie., Adnms Exp |40 prefd. . Alton. T ... .0 2| UL B D, & Gt do prefa.. : [Nortiwisiorn. Amerlean EXpross do pretd Haitimors £OMD.. | vt Vor Gunisai Canada Pacitic. .. 784 |N. V. & N. Booroe {3 ontirlo & Wit 18 Oregon Tap. . oot Clion. & Ohio. ...\ 1KK Oregon Nuv 0 Al 0.8 X | Pullman’ b Col. Coal & 10 I Rewding Cotion 01 Cort. .. B0ig| Kichmond For. Del. & Hudson, ... 1#lke| do prefd b Del, Lack. & Wost. 108 * | Rio Grands Weat!! D &R G ... 3015 do pref . Dis. &0 1. Kty Rook Tnland. East Toau...... i 8L, Paul, vy do pra T NS pref'd . |8t Panl & Oiiaba. v.m Wayne | do prerd... ... cat Norih' f Pacifie. ., Chi. & East. III ¢ Kallnery.... Hocklog Valley.... Coal & Iros Llinois Ceatral..., 1 ’I'vxnn Paclfie St. Paul & (Tol. & O, O nrd, il l|n|un Pacific...... |08 e [ W St L & Pae. Nash. & Chat Nutional Conlige.. Norfoll & W pfid . North Amerin Co.. %) do_prof Tho total xiles of stocks Lday woro l1'l 900 shares, lucluding: Awmericun Bugar, 28,000; BEE: 'FRIDAY Burlington, 13400 Chicago Gonernl Fiectrie, 81 600 Bogland, 5.500; '$¢] Paal. 21,760, Westera Unlon, 7,600, Now Vork Mones arket NEW YORK, Nov. A6#MONEY 0N O per cent; st lonwetis per cen par cnt, PRIVE MERcANTIFR PiApen—414@0 por cont. STERL 4 Excn 3 Firm with actual business 1n banke®® Dills w't 84.88% for de- mand, and at $4.831004.82Yy for sixty-day bitls. Posted rates, 84833486, Commercial Dills, $4.81@4.811. 1 o« SILVER CERTIFICATRS-6! GOVERNMENT BONDS St active T 5 U8 lnn-nun U 8 4k o )]q R B Pacific 68 0f'93... 108 " 1T, P. La. stamped 48 O Missonri 08 ... ... 100 Wnion Pac. 18t 10244 Tenn. new ot G1.. 105 Jiye 11081y Tenn. new s+t 5%, 100 o . ONg l n. oW 80 .70 Chnnin 80, B ..+ 100 il B, 18t 104 TR G T g “ &R k( M. K A l‘ M. K ol i turies ar W, Db, 8 L& LM Gos Boston Steek Quotations, Bosron, Nov. 16.—-Call loans, 214@4 per cent: tine loans, 41520 3 Closing on st Abnorican Stgnr. D% Atohinon B Ao preferred.... | REM | Atchison ds Boston & Albaiiy’. ¥01 1 Blec Hoston & Ml B &Q Gty Toston & Bic H | Hutte & Bost Ol Colony. L 177 |oatlumer & Hecls Oregon Short Lin RHDDCT. ... .. Unlon Pacitie est End pfd . Blec. San Francsco mining Quotutions N Prascisco, Nov. 16,~Tho officlal closing \llnlntlmh for inining stocks today were as ollows Alt Wi ARTTON m Bello 1sle,. S ) Belcher. .. Bost & Bech Bodle Bulwe Cliol Crow ( nion Con Gould Y.L tal.. o & NOreross... S5 |Yellow ar 1 LONDON, N Cousols, iy woon Consols, aec k... . Paul common’ . Canadian Pacilc., Central . Rute of open market for short bllls, 21 per cent; three months bills, 28-16@2i; per cent. St. Louls Mining Quotition S1. Louts, Nov. 16.—Mining market dull, unchanged: Bid. Asked Adams. ) § Al b 164 N B ranite M. o 5 3 . Hopes, BALTIVORE, Nov. 16~Clearings, $2,627,884; Dbalunces, $262,97H. OMAHA, Noy. 16.Clearings, $708,061; same duy last weel, $681,144; Papoueniy, Xo wlances, $1 York, Nov. ¥ $101,240,- 723; balances, & Mpxputs, Nov. 16,—-Now York exchange par. Clearings, $#330,917; batances, $91,430. OixcisxaTy, Nov. 16.—-Money, 6@7 per cent. New York exchunge, 60@70¢ premium. Clear- ings, $2,138,700. BostoN, Nov. 16.—Clearings, §14,76,160; balances, 81,949,714, Exchange on New York, par for botli cash and checks. 81, Louis, Nov. 16.—~Clearings, §3,769.641; bulances, 615,033, - Money, quiet at 7@8 per cent. Exchange on New York, 60¢ pramium. Loxnox, Nov. 18¢4Tho_proportion of tio Bank of ‘Englund's reserve to liabllity 1845 0% conts The AmoANG. of bullio ithe drawn from the Bank of Eagland on balance today was £118,000. PAnis, Nov. 16.—The statement of the Bank of Tranco shiows an increase of 2,000,001 in gold and an Incroase of SST.000C fn silyer. L:e proportion of the Bank of France is 85.16 percent. Three percent rentes, 99 10¢ for the account. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET. Clearings, $11,481,- Receipts Still Improving but Quality Dif- ferent—The Day's Showing. Truispay, Nov. 16, There was anovher fair run of stock to- day, the, four days’ supply showing an in- crease of 2,500 cattle &nd 5,000 hogs, while sheep receipts have decreased nearly 5,000 head. The cattle market presented no new fea- tures. Offerings were very largely rangers and the few native stecrs here wero not a very desirable lot. Foranything the dressed beef men could use the demand was good and the market firm, while common and inferior stock, @as usual, met with un indifferent demand and sale, although prices were quotably unchanged. faivish 1,406-1b. natives brought 4. westerns and Texans went at anywhere from §2.80 to .55, The movement w tolerably free throughout, and a fair clear- ance soon cffected. There were all of sixty loads of cows on sule, and, while the desirable grades met with a ready sale at good, firm prices, the superabundance of common canning stuft in the yards made tne market lower for the under grades. Prime heifors sold up to &3 ana canners as low as &1.50. For fawr to good butchers' cows prices ruled mostly around 8210 to $250. Calves av from $150 to # were about steady and the same was true of rough stock, sell- Ing v from $1.35 to §3. The stocker and feeder trade was rather dull_acd generally lower. Smooth, fleshy stock was in fuir demand and about steady at from $3 up to £3.60, but the ordinary run of ‘sbuft moved slowly snil largely at from £2.40 to 82 These prices are from 10c to 25¢ lower than 4 week ago. Representative sales: DRESSED BEEF, No. Av. Pr. No. Av, rr 1080 #3 25 11500 8300 1685 8 85 L LU 1150 50 2....01210 L1180 66" 10 1506 880 1020 055 BTH aanT: B9D 85D 11111000 11050 Le 840 B8O H24 1038 952 R o R e SRS 3 3 S 1090 956 1058 1040 1280 1011 010 1068 987 SRR 1050 1060 Y B4 i 1111020 11030 2 B0 R0 1028 1L BOO 111008 . BBY 2050 . 986 1013 . 850 2 A 002 SR Y RSy ) Lo 900 Liin.1048 11028 PO 1) -3 910 954 048 . 968 8o 890 ieees 898 MEIFERS, 851 175 onse 48 560 175 i.ii. BB 581 2 00 . 810 651 200 200 RACHE ACDOREREeON ’ 6 [ 3 1 3 BULLS. 85 85 2 00 200 2 00 o f3 2 00 1670 2 00 . 80b L..1080 2 00 1015 2 00 1670 210 210 215 OXEN, 185 1 90 210 2 15 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, 600 200 8 526 2 00 5 523 22 640 Ay, o Dk 9fdrs.... 1188 82 60 LTORY. WYOMING, 385 271 fdrs....1085 cows. .. 1066 2 hfrs. 30 2 rdrs, 10 2bulls. 1410 2 bulls, . 11¢ 2 IIII 20strs.... 1043 14 strs. 2 85 bstrs.. .. 1110 1 str 3 00 ..1090 8fdrs.... 9 815 Jgd102 1 vuil lll\) 205 E L1060 84 calves. 208 4 50 120 fdrs.. 72 fdrs.... 1183 18 steers. 1 21 steers, . 1812 60 steers. 1 B7 cows. 921 10 fdrs 154 cows.. B84 1ste Lcow.... 680 240 B4 cows... Ihfr. 0 440 200 L fdre... 1080 67 calves. 343 3 20 41 Col Tx. 954 OREGON. 117 fdrs.. 270 22 fdrs.... 956 COLORADO. 1ste tlg 1680 84 cows. 12 cows, 1 90 2 strs,tlg 910 182 cows.. 205 77 cows.. BI1 14 steers.. 9 365 207 cows 5 fdvs. 50 89 stour 66 250 11 far. 85 2 80 290 71 fdrs. Receipts wero comparatively lib- eralj in fact, they have not boen excecded this month. ‘I'he market was democulized. Advices from Chicago were of the most bearish character, and while ail local houses wanted hogs, they wanted them at away down prices. The was scarcely any inquiry for shipping or speculative uccount. Nearly 6,000 hogs today, and an increase of over 5,000 this week, wus more than the market could stand, and prices dropped from 15c to 2c on all grades, heavy packing Sranss . WAAHHRY T inost s GabA it choive butcher weight and heavy hogs sold largely at £.45 and $5.50, while the | packers and common light mixed stuff went at from .30 to $£5.40. The market weakened as the morning advanced and closed up very mean, but with practically everything out of first hanas. The pig bulkof the fair to good hogs ot all weights sold at £.40 and $5.45, against #.60 and $.65 Wednesday and 0 to $6 o week ago today. Represcntative sales: \u Av. N Av. Sh. Pr. .,,41)5 346 40 85 40 . 6 80 80 200 240 240 120 = g 120 200 g 240 120 8. .. 280 240 o 820 120 3 120 820 9 160 240 120 240 H i 200 120 2 120 160 240 50 : 40 200 80 40 B0 200 5 200 160 B7ESS S 120 3 G 160 50 160 120 56 S e e e e e 200 280 80 40 40 200 120 PIGS AND ROUGH. 40 515 p—Receipts were light, consisting of nblllblo deck of good western wethers, ‘I'ney zed 103 1bs. and met with a ready salo . ‘The demand was good and the market active ana strong. Fair to good n: tives, $2.50@3.50; fuir Lo koo westerns, & ; common and stock shoop, 8L 2, uood to choice 40 to 100-1b, lambs, $2.50004.25, Representative sales: No. Av. _Pr. 110 western wethors im0 26 Receipts nn psition ot Stock. olpts und dispsition of stock as Dy the books of the Union Sizk Yards company for tho twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock p. m, ber 16, 15 RECEIPTS. CATTLE T sars, Hoad | Ci 1| 110/ .um{u’.u.\ HOY RIS, [CATTLE | 1o G. H. Hummond Co.. 6| 1. ,um‘ Swift& Co.. . 17 The Cudah Nl lmm Morris. 4000 5948 Chieago Live Stovk onieao, Nov. 16.—In a gene cnttle market muy be suld to b 161t 1 not as active as sellers would have been to seo It trads was very fur from beln ors, castern buyers und tocal stnughterers all buying with some liberality. As to prices, the Vout steady ull around. Butchors' aud 5! SLOCK WiS and 50 were tho IE thero wiss iy Weakness any- it was contined fair (o’ good des and nutive ste Phe iy wers Eitimated at 17,000 head, of which 8,500 head were natives. They sold on u basis of fi $1.20 10 86 for to funcy, with frading Jurgely at from 8185 to § Texus iwnd Jrextorus wero fugood request, and were firmly o) Bl e close of toduy's market #5.50 was an outside quotation for hogs welghing over 800 . | to 400-1b. hogs sold off to from §5.20 1o #5830, and big coarse stufl went s low is from 86 10 £5.10. "This Is i reduction from yesterduy's pricos of from 1c o 21 Lightund medium welghts suffered quite as mueh, the bestof the former dropplu to #5.70, and from $5.70 Lo 6,80 currying off prime as: sorted light weights. The receipts were libsrul and of excellent quality. The increase in the receipts this week ulreudy amounts 1o 17,000 hoad, the total siuce Saturday belng about 106,000, us igainst 85,648 for “the sime tuo lust week, and buyers ure shll talking lower prices. Bhould the pts for tho reimainde or lllhc week prove correspondingly liber 10 buy £00d hogs around $5. " loday's ot Ings” of “huavy hogs ed hnuds below £6.60, and from $5.50 Lo pok most of the light. Early in the diy a fow funey Liht sold arouud €5.95, The mur- ket finully closed steady at the decline. ho shoop market was In much tho same condition as ou Wedncsduy, ruling firm for good to best qualities und 'eusy for the off grades. Kecelpts were lberal {estinuted st 14,000), but & good domand onabled selfers to | all the fair to prime lot Sales were on 5 for Inferior to common, from & 5 for falr to medlam good to choteo {a!1ons, from §2 1 o1 valuos. 17,000 head; enlves, 1,000 ; hogs, 30,000 Tioad: sheop, 14,000 liead. ournal reports 3 ints, 17,000 hoad westerns and siow and 10, a basis of from top natives, s, $2.4023,90. n.w.....m‘-d Aund pckers, $0.16@5.35; p sorted Hht, $6.70:16.90 14,000 head: Tket stoadys naglvas, §2.0038 S0@3.65; Iambs, 82 Nigher: falr fo €ood nitive 5 Indian steers, cows, #1602 bulk of sules, 8,400 murket offerings were good nutive wixed range, NEw Yonk, Nov, heads no trade; dressod boeef, slow at 65 easier; coninion | lambs, #3.77 dressed mutton, 4@4%sc; dressed Tambs, oipts, 5,400 head; market steady KANSAS Crry, 8,100 head; shipm Ding stoors, 4,004 packing and mix Tt Yorkrs and pis, &1.800 i Ipts of live stock at tne, four prinsipal South Omaha, Governor Walte Will gall the Together on Behalf of Silve 6.—The Timos says: crnor Waite yesterday informed the Times positively that he had made up his mind to a special assemblig legislature and that in all probability this sent out beforn The continued low price of -eflver and tho fixed opinion of his excellency that the price 0 cents, and consequently paralyze the silver industry of the stute 1s the reason he assizns for this special eall. measures the governor \will recommend for the purpose of aiding silver he docs not suy. some time that called, but this is the first time the goversor would' express himself on the subject.” Legistature issue a call for call would be will go down to “Just what \is for Burape. New Youx, Nov. of the Treasury Conrad H. Jordan day on the Berli ate business. here it is denied that his visit to ed with negotiat ing U lllt‘ ale nf bonds or for ury department. The steamship C Furope yestel purely on pri any purpose of ba brought $76.000 in silver in transit to Europe and §4,051 in silver for this city. Bank of £ngland Statement. —The statement of the y shows the Loxbox, Nov. Bunk of Englana issued to Total reserve, increase, £187,000; ulation, decrens other seeuri- os, decreasc, £1.081,000; gov . decrease. £400,0005 bu]hun, dcgruls(., ary in London. WasHINGTON, Nov. 16.—There is no chanze in the quotution of silver in London today from that of yesterday as reported to the Treasury department, and the tone is steady. The price is 3 1-16d. Still at Thre Loxnox, Nov. 16— rate of discount remains unchanged at 'he Bank of England —— Kvadad the Mexican Troops. Darras, Nov. 16, —A News special from exican revolutionists, i stead of attacking | have evaded the fed- CURES RISING BREAST “I’IIDTH"R‘S FRIEND” Mother's Friend i8 the gmmm ad beenused it has ‘wonders and rclieved much It 5 tho best remedy for rising of the breast kiown, anit worth thie price for that us, M, M. BRUSTER, Montgomery, Ala. Sent by express, charges prepaid, on reccips ‘8100 per bottic, BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Sold by ail druggists. accomplished ATLANTA, (A, BAGS & TWINES | Bem is Omahia Bag Ullhlll.l"l'(:fll-_AWllhl; HORSE COVES, 11§ Farnam Streot TENTS, ETC. BOOTSiANXV)i E‘H(‘{ES. G Morse-Coe Sho2 Company. Salesroom and Omes ~1117-110)- 111 Ho sard it o¥LY Munufazturess of Bootsanid 3 0f Nobrask s A genoral 1nviation is xtea13d to all L0 1nspast Hirkendall, Jones & TAmer, Hand-Sewed wirs, agonts 20., boots, sho Rubber 8boe Co. Smith & Co. | Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Notlons, gents' furnish 10g goods, cor. 11th and Hurney Sireets. 00ds, notlons, fur- Johason Bros, WHOLESALECOAL. OmanaUpholslerqu Comalites. Tho Amecicans, who were or. dered out of Ascension by the N\‘olu"nnlau, are soeking safoty at Deming., N. M. The Diaz Mormon colonists, lovatod near Lake Palomas, just across the border, have been ordered to abandon their homes. Pty -l NOT MUCH MONEY IN IT. Cnicago, Nov. 18, ory car of the Ferris wheel is now provided with an oil stove, the drop of the thermometer and the chill winds from the lako having indused the managers to heat their cars. The comedy of the Ferris wheel'is the Amusing thing on the faic grounds, With only workmen on the Plaisance and not a passeneer in signt, the wheel continues to turn, Ticket sellers sit in the tickot booths ¢ | and atregular sintervals the great wheel stops and guards open the doors for imag: inary passengors to entor, The doors are closed, the wheel starts, revolves twice, | making a regalar trip, then stops again to let off its imaginary passengers wnd let otlier phantoms on.” ‘The management is koeping up this show for the purpose, it is saud, of making a casy damanding damages against the exposition company. Notuing i€ said about removigg the whee GOUGH ‘DON T DELAY. Tt Curen Colds, Qongh, Bore Thront, roup, Tndus enza, Whooping Cough, Pronchitis and Asthma, A certain cure for Consumption in first stages, anda sure relief in advanced stages. Use at ones, You will see the exerllent effect after takiag the firat doso. Sold by dealers everywhere. 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Is sold uarantee to “rvoj BPI' 8t tion. i 0 euralgin and W fulness,caused by costivouseofopium, ;jl't-hni;-n (‘"l“l‘ Alcos ontal Depros. ~aEFonr: = Ar—1’ER- , Boftening ot tho Brain, causing Miser; nity and Deathg Barreness, Impotency, Lo ower in olther sex, rremnluvn Old Age, 1t nlun(nr{ Losses, caused by over-indulgence, over-cxertion of the Brain and rors of Youth, It gives to Wi Orgnns their atural Vigor and doubles tho joys of i h-" cures Lucorrheea and Feranle Weakness, A wonth's treat- ment, in plain package, by mail, to any address, 1 per box, 6 boxes 85, With evory 5 order wo givo & ritten Ou'lrnntnfl 'to cure or refund the monoy. Circulars free, Quarantee issued only by our exe elusiv agent. I{uhn & Co. S() e Agants. flml\h o I\uh NERW‘ USQ'S?EDE% EVILS. WEAKNES! —— ‘Il [ RV P lllxl. Umon Stock Yards Crmpaag, South Omahas Best Cattle 1o and 3hayp marketia the weil e e e ) COMMIS3IN I HDY3:ES. Wood Brothars, Livo Stosk Commission Merohants €01th Umaha—Telephons 1157, - Chiloa JOUN D. DADIMAN, WALTER . Woob, }u.nl"r' Markot reports by mall and wire choerful araished upo "DIRT DEFIES THE KING.” THEN SAF’OLIO S GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. Manufacurers ¢ Jobbers Diectory i HARDWAI?.E b2 g Rector & Withelmy | Lobeck & Linn, COMPANY, Dosle=s In hariwars 4il Corner 10th and Jackson | wechanics’ tools Btreols, 1404 Douglas steay e ——————— _ HATS, ETC. | IRON WORKS, W. A L. Gibbon & Co [ Omana Safeand Iroa + # Wholesale WOLKS. iraw g00ds foy.viults, Jall woo I, ) elttars and 160 64s 0%, Gus Andreoa, hith 0 Juckson CDMMIBBION | LUMBER. Branch & Co. [John A Wakelield, Prodsos fralia of. all | MYESQWSLARIIONY it koo oo kinds, oystors. white 1m0, " LIQUORS. | BTOVE REPAIRS “Frick & lerbert, VVOUKA. Ftove repalrg Wholesale liquor deslers | - aud water stiaohiuonig Tor auy kinlof wiove aw St mads. A7 D0 aKia 88 Calpemér' Paper Co| Standard Oil Co. Carey @ full stock of printngl wrapplog and | Reined and lubricatiag wrillog papers, - cal i papers, ol lls, axie 4roass, b