Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 21, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Big Increase in the Visible €upply Demeral- igad Prices, WHEAT OPENED ABOVE SATUSDAY FIGURES Later When it Was Discovered that the Indicated Supply Was Nearly One Thou- sand Bushels Heavier than Antiol pated Quotations Deelined, Cnicaao, Nov. 20.—The big increase in the visible supply, fully 1,000,000 bu. more than was expected, was a depressing factor in the wheat market today, but was par tially offset by the reasonably large clear- ances. Increase on ocean passage was light at 088,000 bu. Northwestern cars were light at 1,47 When the market had its break Singer be came a buyer of May. Severens became a buyer of December. Corn closed firm and without change, after raling weak for the groater part of the day. Provisions were very weak, but recoverod toward the close, in anticipation of an early heavy decline Wheat opened about 'ye above Saturday close, became weak and prices declined rallied #c, receded lyc, advanced %c and closed within lgc of the top figures. The stronger opening was influenced by better Iinglish cables and the markev weakened on the prospect of a rather liberal increase in the visible supply, but there was no pressure to sell and a firm feeling developed. Corn at the start was a little firmer, room traders buying, anticipating that wh would do better, but early strength v short duration,’as the offerings incre nud the pr sradually sagged down ! the bearish attitude of shippers and vers, together with the bright, cool weather, being too much for the bulls and the market had little support for a while. Wheat sold off on anucipated large receipt At the decline there was some buying to cover shorts and the price rallied ¢ and at the close had gained from e to 14e. There was a moterate trading in oat weak feeling and the market declined %¢ eatly, but later when the other grains cd, oats followed and prices reacted 1;¢ and closed steady. In provisions there was some firmness on lighter receipts of hogs than ex- pected and better prices at the yards. The offerings began at once and as on previous there was no support. Pork broke most, with a slump from $12.85 on the early bulge to $12.22'¢ and a rally of 20c to £12.4215 for January at the close. anuary lard sold at §7.82!¢ "down to £7.70 and rallied Ribs, January, sold down from closing a1 86,721, > ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 3 corn, 600 cars; oats, 285 cars; hogs, 18,000 head, The leading futures ranged as follows: Y | Opon. | High. | 7 mm’ 074 Cush quotations were as follows: ILovi—Nominal, very weak, AT N pring. 59 iic; No. 2 red, 590, iN—No. 2, 3b3c. rs—No. 2, 27@271{c; No. 8 white, 2802014 No. 2, ddc. BARrLEY—No. 2, nominal: No. 3, f. 0. 4. 1. 0. b, 36@40150. $1.0615. MOTRY SEED—Prinic, §3.15. PORK—Mess, per bbl, $12.75@18.00; lara, per 100 1bs,, #8.152@8.1714; short ribs sides (loose), #7.25@7.50; dry salted shoulders (boxed), $6.75 @7.00; short clear sides (boxed), §8.25@8.87 4, Wiisky—Distillers' finished goods, per gal., No. 8 spring, 0. 2 white, 20@ b., 40@ t lonf, §6.88; granulated, The following were the receipts and ship- nts for today. Flour, bbls.. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu Oats, bu Rye.'bu Barley, bu On tho Prody market was qulet,unch: Crenmeries, 15 STty frosh, B0d; 13.000 £9.000 57000 267,000 81000 72000 000 000 181000 0,000 78,000 hange toduy the butter nged; dairies, 20@25¢; 20 Eggs, steaay,unchanged; New York 5 NEw YORrk, Nov. 20.—Frovr—Recelpts, 25.- 000 Dbls.; exp rts, 27,800 bbls.; sules, 17,000 et fuirly active and weaker on wrades: mill pi £4.2504.50; winter patents, §3.4003.00; city mill cl #3.600 8.65: winter struights,” $2,5003.20; ' Min apolis putents, £8.85@4.00; winter oxtras, §2.20 @270; Minnedpolisukors, .50; winter, low grades, §1.70@2.26; spring. low grades, $1.60@1.90; spring, extra, #1.95%2.45. Corx MEAL — Dull; yellow western, §2.60@ 2.75; Brandywine, 2,50, Ryk—Nominal; boat loads. 54@56¢. Banrrey—Steady: No. 2 Milwaukee, 63@64c. BARLEY Marz—Dull; western, 66@80¢; six- rowed, BUG@HGC, WhEAT—Recelpts, 262,800 bu,; exports, 16 800 bu.; sales, 2,435,000 bu. futures, bu. spot. Spot raarket steady, with a fair de; No. 2 red, in store und clevator, 651y, aflout, 65%c; £.0: b, 063,c; No. 8 red, 6450, No. 1 horthern, 6914c; No.'Lhard, 69%@701e. Optlons were weak daring the morning on the Jurgo spring wheat recoipts, liter steadied and with coverlug of shorts prices rallied closod stondys No.2 rod, Tunuary, 60X@07i¢ osed a0 February, closed ut 68 reh, 07 7% closéd at 69%c; Ma 711-10@72 1-16¢, closed at_72%¢c; November, closed at 603c: Docember, 66 5-16G66c, closed at 65%c. CoRN—-Recelpts, 114,700 bu.; exports, 145,000 bu.; sales, 670,000 bu. futures, 97,000 bu. spot. Spov market steady: No.' 2, 44%c in elovator, 455c afloat. Options opened lower on bigger receipts; wheat rulea wouk at mid- diy, rallied on shorts covering and closed stondy; Januiry, 44'5@44 3¢, closing av 443¢; May, ’ulv,ar;;.m Slosing at doie; Novembor cloded at 441c; Decomber, 4440443¢, closing at 4430, ¥ § OATS—Leceipts, 182,600 bu.; exports, 1,800 B sales, 165,000 bu, futures. Spot arket dulland 4@z lower on 'white; No. 2, 33%( 2 dehyered, 85¢: No. 4 delivored No. 2 white. 8540: No. 8 white, western, 8413@8544c @39¢c. Options mar- th corn, closed 276,000 track, ket opened 1oy Januury, 345@H4 e, closing " at 853 Decomber, Ba HAy-Weak on low goad to clioley, 65000 ull; ' state, common to cholce, 19 2ie; Pacific const, 19%24¢, 9 Hives—Steady. LEATHEL A{nu. ligh N grades; shipping, 65c; hemlock sole, Fos ) welghts, 141 e, dy;i doniestic fleece, 19@27c; puiled, 20022¢: "Texas, 10@15e, B370; o PROVISIONs iiacl, stéady: oot hams, 816 “ut meats, sLead kled shoulders, 614w iye plekiod hims. 901, Lard, woskod S0 orn steam closed ut $8.60; Sales, 260 tiorces 4t PB.5508.00;options. sulos, 600 tiercess e uary, #7 95@8.00; November closed at 85,60 noninal; Junuary, $8.03 bid; Fobraury, $5 hid: May, 8802 bid," Pork, dull and lower: new mexs, $16.00G17.00; oxtra prime, $18.500 14,60; fawily, 8175001560, Burrer—Dull und ensy on larg wextern duley, 173@22¢; westorn 20027 40: western factory, 274e; state dalry, 19@20¢ 28 20¢. skt ull and casy; state lurge, 9@ uall. 104@ 12505 part @ose; i l‘ll. '-’6‘:,31‘?‘ A0 D skiws, f@—‘h\ H caGs-Murket guiet but steady; {:nluiykvnn{u,"_’d? Tadee House. 1 baans ennsyivanin, fresh, 22025! hern, 23¢ 2401 recolpi B.OB0 phirs. . “Outhern. 23Q TaLow Easy: city 82 per ploe), 1801810, 'OTTONSEED L—=Weaker; pri ) b, 20 80¢; prime yellow, 86c. grilio gauds, W PETROLECM—Easior; Mioain—8tesdy; stralucd DSIN tesdy; strained, common to A0 B2 fond TUuPENTINE-Quiet, 80@81%¢c. Rice—Dull; domesiic, fair 10 extra, 8xo; yagan dneige U T DLASSES- ulet; jew Orleaus, < sholce, 364 #9410 P Iwox—Qulet; $14 00G14.60. ovven Qutet Tnke 8085 bod: ¥AD -Quiet; domestic, $3.45 bid. Tin-—Quiet but firm; Stralts, $20.60 bia. Brecrkn—Quiet; domestic, #3.70 numinal, New York bry Goods Market. NEw Youk, Nov. 20.—~The week opens with dissppoluting Lunber of wull orders st bun Buenos o recolpts reamery, 17220, Elgins, state creamery, United closed at 7450 Prints and barely stead printed tabrics rate quiet and ¥, ROOUS are ighiams and woven wash sderately active. Woolen goods dall. Foreign dry goods show positive dull ness, Silk fabrics show irregnlarity and sell poorly. The oatlook for the jobbing trade is not Dright, but not qaotably changed | prices. Omania Peoduce Market, Burren-The market fs very woeak and the amount of hutter that hrings over 20 1s very smail, Cholee to fancy country, 20622 €ood 1o cholee country, 18@20¢; frosh packing stock, 15c. The receipts of fresh cggs are very light. The market remains about steady. with stricily frosh ut it st mostly 19¢. DiESSED PourTry--The scason has arrived when the demand s growing for dressed \mulu)‘ Chickens, 6@4c: geese and ducks, V@11c; tarkeys, 10120 Live Poviny 1t is not safo to quote market on chickens and old fowls at ove old roosters, 394 and ducks, 7@8¢: turkeys, Ka9¢. VEAL The arrivals during the past day two have been light, and the market firm previous quotations and veuls, 614407 4 tho or at Choice small fat thin or heavy, 3@5e. GAME - T] der wenther 1S having a very beneficial effect upon the ganie market. The demand, which has beon light all the fall, is inproving and prices are consequently firming up. I'rom now on birds that are undrawn wiil be given the preference, Prairie chicken #£3.25@8.50; grouse, $3.00723.26; quy jack snipe, #15 golden ploves, ado_ geese, $6.006.50; small _geese, 3.0063.60; mallard hond ducks, dueks, $1.50@1.76; greon £1.26071.50; mixed ducks: 5; eanvashs £3.5024.00 Jack rabbits, all - rabbits, $1.25: squir deer saddles, per 1, 14a@15e asses, 10@11c; an- saddles, antelope carcasse ducks 508,001 car @13 HONEY- Honoy s commencin little nore freciy, but the de for it: choice white elover OysrErs Mediu oxtra standards, - pany select X Nivrs Ch ¢ per 1 s, 19¢ i filbert ac; Brazil nuts, 122196 pecuns, large, 14 Qs medium, The market on black nuts is fow wiid no one wants to buy. VEGETABLY hand-picked navy, $2.102 #1.801.90; common whits to move a nd is still light 16@17c, horseshops, 19¢ 1 solects, 280 e benns, $1.50011,75. ONION8There 15 not much onlon market, owing to the crop is large dnd the gardencrs are supplying the demand vory lars Onions aro quoted at bo@ibe, wad on orders at 76c; Spanish onions, per o, $1,50, WATER Criiss - Pat up ase of 16 g1, 011 secipts are larger and the weak, Nebraska, lTowa and 1 potatoss, in smulllots fron ¥ lots, 6O@65e; Colo- Coloradd Tots, 67@7( CABBAGE—Cabbigo Is not so plenty as it was, and 1t 1S not alwa, | easy maiter to g enough to fill orders.” Ordors for cabbage from the country are fiiled at 1igc per . Some coloved cabbage has been received, which 15 hold at 34 CELERY Roors—According to size, 40@60¢ per do; CELERY—The demand 1s increasing as the Thanksgiving holiday draws nearct and w good deal of celery Is being sold; good stock, 26@306¢: faney, 50 SWEET POTATOES T orn stock, per bbl., 83 b, 84, ¥ ulsify, doz., 2005 endivi per doz,, 20¢; ¢ tuce, pe ivity In the 4 that the loe in berry boxes, per market1s very Minnesota gr rado, from store supply is west- 5053.60; Jersey stock, Es—Spinach, per bbl., $2,00 s per doz: radishes, per per doz., H0@60c; onlons, uliflower, per aoz., $3; lot- doz., b0¢. FRUITS astern Concords, Catawbas, 27@30¢ net, $6.50; bbls, net, $#7.00627.50, CALIFORNIA FRUITSThere is not much left on ‘the market; poars, $2.5092.75: Museat l'k!]u‘v,vxlng cases, #1.25; Tokays, double APPLES ~The supply is light on this market; choice, per bbl, 4.50. CRANBERRIES -Cranberries are arriving v fy #6.50} 24 M Malugas, largo zas, per per 05-1b. freely nnd are in good demand; Cape_ Co per Db, $6.00@C bell wnd bugle, ersey, §6.7596.00; bell and cherry, $5. TROPICAL FRUITS, BANANAS—Pricos remain about stoady bunch, large, $2.00@2.50; per bunch, sn medium, #1.750:2.00, LEMONS Messinus, Floridas, # ORANG por o per box, $4.50@5.00; Mexfeans or por 5.25; b-hox lots, $3. cent.’ The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bauk of England on balance today was £40,000, Floridas, Doy, TDES, TALLOW, TpEs—No, 1 green bides, hides, 2¢; No. 1 green ffoon salted hides, .2c; hides, 25 1s. to 40 Tbs hides, 25 1bs. to 40 Ibs, 2¢; ) 1bs. s., be: No. 2 veal Ins;, 8¢; No, 1dry filnt hides, 5¢; No. 2 dry flint hides; dc: No. I dry salted hides, “4¢.” Part ed hides e por Ih. less than fully cure EEP 'PELTS—Green salted, each, 35@75 green salted snearlings (short wooled early skins), “each 10@15c; dry shearlings (short woolud early sking, No. 1, euch 6@10c; dry shearlings (Short wooled early skins), No. 2, b Ge; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska wool pelts, per 1b.. actual weight, 10@ ; dry flint, Kunsas and Nebraska murrain wool belts, per Ib., actusl weight, 17@20¢; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts, per. b, actual weight, 9@10c; dry flint Colorado mu rain wool peits, por1b., uctual weight, 7@¢ dry pieces and bucks, actual weight, 537c. 0, 4¢3 No. 2 green salted hides, No. 2 No. 1 green salted No. 2 green salted . 1 veal calf, 8 calf, 81bs. to 15 2 St. Bonts Murkets, St. Lours. Nov. 20.—I'Lovr—Shade better patents, 8 ®3.15; extra §2.65@2. WHEAT—Cash was lower, 547% options went off %¢ early, but under influence of the in- crease in the visible supply prices turned and the close wa @3¢ abov urdany oven- ber, Hie bid ber, H63@H6 1 5 anuary, May, G464 e, Followed wheat and sold e lower early, bug reacted and closed ge aboye day: cash, 813¢; November, 82¢; [ 827,732 8214c; May, 36¢, OATS - Lower, rept for Muay, which firmer: cash, 26%c; November, 261 B04@80c. Ry 4¢ bid. BanLey—Qulet; Minnesota, 66@59¢; H0@H2., _Quiet: H0c on eust track. Hay—Steady; timothy, $#10.0012,50, rie, $7.0079 ~Easier, #3.20, 10, e Nominal, was i May, lowa, prai- Quiet, $1.70, WiISKY—Stoidy; §1.15. BAGGING—Qui O IrON CorToN Ties—Unchanged; 95c@§1.00. PROVISIONS—Lower: potk, 816: lard, 1ooso dry sult shoulders, $6.7. s, ¥7.60; shorts, #7.75: boxed \ i bacon, shoulders, $7.25; longs and horts, $9.00%9.26, + 4,000 bbls.; wheat, 43,000 corn, 15,000 bu.: oats, 53,000 bu. SHiPMENTS —Flour, 10,000 bbls. ; wheat, 68,000 bu.; corn, 46,000 bu.; oats, 16,000 bu. Kansus City Narkers, KANSAS C1y, Nov, 20.-WHEAT—!4¢ lower; No, 2 hird, 494@500; No. 2 red, 5308140, CORN—140 No. 2 mixed, 291%80c; 26264 Searce und firm at 20 18—Wheat, 34,000 bu.; 8,000 bu.; oats, 1,000 bu, ~Wheat, 83,000 bu.; corn, 15,000 lowor: corn, PLAX SEED—Firm: 93@04c, BRAN—Firm; 58160 Hav—Steady; tmothy, 80.00%9.50; prairie, 7507.00 NTER 21@250; duiry, 18100, @i Edus—Unchangea. hanged: creamery, Milwaukre Market MILWAUKEE, Nov. 20 WhieAT—1irn; May, 6 57%c: No. 1 northern, & Conx~Drooping; No. 3, OATS - Lowe ), 2 white, 27156200 o ANLEY=Qulct; No. 2, 5ie; live—Lowor: No. 1, 401c. ProvIstoNs—Dull and " demo rk ol Bgmisions 10 pork, RECEIPTS=Flour, 16,900 bbls.; wheat, 28,600 bu.i barley, 81,600 bu. SieseNts—Klour. 9,200 bbls.; i burley, 86,200 bu, teady. No. 2 spring, wiite, 20%c; No. 8 sumplo, 36 alized wheat, larker, GALVESTON, Nov. 20, COT10N dling, 7 9-16c; low middiing, 7ige: good or- dinary, 6 jej Juceipte 881 Dinles: ey ports 1o Greut Britain, 6,185 Dilles; coustwiso, Nov. 20.— COTTON— Easy: 479 bules. E\"HII’V‘ Dul‘ilr:_Ale. middiin -16c: low “uilddiing, 7 8-160: wood ordinary, 7 18-16e; net receiyts, 15,000 bales; gross receipts, 19.000 bales; sale 6,000' bules; stock, 256,696 bules. Iuture qulet and_steady;' sales, 97,000 bules: N vember, $7.20; lecomber, ¥7.35@7.87; Junu- Y AThaGT.54: Fubruary. §7.6267.63 Murols 2778 Ayril, T.H007.81; May, $7.87¢ 7.65; June, ¥7.0407.95, A 919 Ea: mid- Duluth Wheat Market, DuLuri, Nov. 20.—The market opened firm nd unchanged for cash wheat aud e above Suturduy's close for May, There was lurge wnd active trading early for cash stuff at the opening figures. Prices sagged off ic, bhut re- Gomered wnder good buyllie to i opening sauotations before noon.” Treding in futures Wi falr for Docomber wid aciive for M1 irregular and fluctuatiog quothtion fng A for Docerbor and 146 for Muy, recov iyc on both up to noon. The warket ruled l dull dusiug the wlicrnoon Lour, bub was very THE _OMAHA D firm, closing <trong It dull, advanced Yo for < Novambhor and | hor wheat and %e up sh, 60'5c: Noyem= bor, 58y« No.'2, 66t \irack: No. 1 jocted, 44140 Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov, 20.—\Wheat was steady at the opening, hut shortly after began to run down and fell' 1ic, which drop was little ro- gained. The receipts were 6i8° cars, which exceeded expectations. The demand for spot wheat was active and prices were moderately well sustained: repords from the country showed (hint there was considerable mere during the week. Tt was 425,000 bu, approxi- ately, muking the country supply above 5,000,500 L. now. Farmers wiil continue to seil moderatoly while the roads are open, tis sxid, and stocks y continue to Incrense for a' few y it s usual ench yoar until December often later. The early hreak supplied & for fresh buying, which sent the miarket up fully 1c “from the bottom. The wir- ket for track wheit was active, but millers were indifferent . when it caie to ths outside prices. ~ The tendency was to fall rather farther below than to draw toward iy prices, Prices opened at the close of Sat urdny. There was no featuro t It was not act A from the start clined to be dull o visible wheat increaso was above the estimute, and the app irent ton- dency was for n weaker miurket, when thero was i sudden cheek Interposed in the clear- ances from four ports, which, with flon showed about 500,600 bu. sent ount. In th OUhOr news there was instant improyement and the sealping oprrators bought sufficiently to ut the rally, but little attention wes The opening was at at 56%c, T wore the May opened at 62 1t sold up to 6214 and was no trading that at- tracted attention. Track closed: No. 1 hard, No. 1 northern, o8'%e; No. 2 northern, Shipuionts, 44 cars ur is very dull. Fow only of the Inke lines take Lusiness. Buyers decline to y the increased cost and littie fresh busi- is doing. Ocean rafes are unchanged ewt. to Liverpool and the 50,361 hbls.; #3.9003.6 nd, patents: low grades, $1.206@ b bukers, The wdded daily outpit’ of miills toduy will probubly aggregate 3,600 bhls, e millers clnim that bran is selling better than it did L week. Quotations in bulk, f. 0. b, on cars are $8.75 for bran and $0.00G9.50 Tor shorts. Shipments, 1,910 tons. W ywest and hig and closed it 62 5c. down to 611e. Ther first putents, £3.10008.40 £1.60@2.00. erindi Coflie Ma New York, Nov. 20, openvd firm 1t 10 to 15 points adva proved 5 points with active trading bhut eused off and ruled less active, closing barcly steady at from O points advanco to b points decline; sales, 14,600 bags, in- cluding: Decenber, §16.45: January, $16.60 Fobruury, $16.25716.40; Murch, $15.90616.05¢ May, #15:6515.70. Spot coffee, dull and heavy; No. 7, $18: nominal, mild, easier; C dova, $20. gs; R 7, cost and freight, $16 75, 110 DE JANEIRO, Nov. 20, No.7, exchange standird kilos. Exchange, 10%c. Recoipts during the week. 65,000 bigs: shipments to United Stat 62,000 bags; stoek, 119,000 bags. SANTOS, Nov. 20, COFFEE -Quiot; good aver- age 15,400 rels per 10 kilos: Receipts during the week, 50,000 bags: shipments to United States, 14,000 bags; purcliases for United States, 13,000 bags; stock, 194,000 bags, COFFEE—Quict: 011 Markets. Oir. Crry, Nov. 20.—National titicates opencd’ at est, 74; closed, 7% cleiirances, 82,000 hbls bbls.; runs, 108,985 bhls, PITTSBUIG, NOV. 20— tificates opened at 75; closed at 7416 high- est, 7514; lowest, 7814; Sales, 5,000 bbls, Hresky, Nov. 20, 8pot petroleun, $1.75. ANTWERY, Nov. 20.—Spot petroleum, 1115¢, paid and seller: 20, 3%d; LONDON, Nov. soirits, Glid, CALCUTTA LINSEED—Spot, 425 6d; November and December, 415 94, LINsEED O15-205 14d@20s 115d. Liverpool Markets. Liverroor, Nov. 20. — WHEAT —Qui mund poor; holders offer moderately; Cali- fornia- No. 1, bs 7d@ds Bd; red “wester spring, No. 2,55 6d@6s7d; No. 2 winter, bs 2 @5s 2izd, N—Steady; den transit highest, 751%; sales, 26,000 shipments, cer- low bl 25,568 ational transit cer- PETROLEUM -$pot, de- and fair; mixed western, —Canadian, 55 15d. PROVISIONS—Pork, prime wess, fine, 875 Beef, extra_Inaia, 1035 9d. short elear, 65 475, dy 505, finc, 265 Bl Bacon, long-and Ibs., b8s; long cleur, 45 1bs., Tallow, American Liverpool ain Murket, WaEAT—Active and firm; December, G1ie; May, Tolado G Torepo, Nov. 20, No. 2 cash, 60%c 6754 Conx—Stendy: Flou No. 2 cash, 87};¢; May, 39%c RECEIPTS ar, 900 bbls.: wheat, 40,000 bu.; corn, 13,000 bu:: oats, 500 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu: clover seed, 400 bags. SiipMENTS—Flour, 8,600 bbls.: wheat, 121~ 000 bu.; corn, 3,000 bu.; onts, none; rye, 2,000 bu.; clover sced, 300 bags. Visible Grain New Yonk, Nov, 20.—The visible supply of grain Saturdny, Novewber 18, us compiled by the New York Produce exchange, is as fol- lows: Wheat, 76, bu.; corn, bu.; onts, 4,67 bu.; rye, 595,000 b ley, 8,947,000 bu Wool Market. ST, Louts, Nov. 20.—Woor—There is a hetter general feeling und prices are a little firmer, bt they are unchanged. Missouri and IHinois mediu, 16217¢; low and braid, 18@15¢; fine, 11@13c; western und northern medium, 13@ 14c; fine, 9@11 exns medium, 13@15¢; ine medinm, 10213c; light fine, 9@ heavy fine, 7@i0c. upply. 74,000 bu.; increase, increase, ‘772,000 decrease, 76,000 28,000 bu; bur- 000 bu. 57,000 or Market, B - Firm; Elgi e 161N, Nov. 11,140 Ths. at 25¢ But 20. sale inancial Notes, 0v. 20.—Clearings, $902,007, Nov, 20,—( OMAHA, D IKANSAS CITY, 032, BarTivore, Nov, 20. bulances, $353,607, PiiiApELPRIA, Nov. 20.—Clearings, $8,704,- 0223 bulances, 1,684,330, NEW Yok, Nov, Clearings, $74,116,- 20.—Clenrings, $444,407; bai- Now York oxchunge solling L p “ CINCINNATI, Nov, 20.—Clear Money, 447 per cent. 65@70¢ premium, 0N, Nov. 20.—Clearings, §13,106,382; s, #1,000.446. New York exchange. par to b0e disconnt for cash. LoxpoN, Nov. 20,—The* amount of bulllon withdrawh froni the Bank of England on bal- toduy was £22,000, Nov. 20.—Clearings, $1,659,- New York exchange, bink con merctal, 50¢ per #1,000 discount. 81, Louts, Nov. 20.—learings, $4,358,097; balinces, 809,394, “Money, quiot’ at ' 78 per cent. Exchange on New York, 90c premiun. OnicAGo, Nov. 20,—Cloarings, $16,8! New York' exchinge, 90¢ premium. *Storling exchange, dull; actual, $4.83@4.56. Money, dull at 85 per cent. 1gs, 82,18 500, New York e ange, STOCKS AND BONDS, Business In Secarities Was Light and the Specalntion Uninteresting. New York, Nov. 20.—The business on the Stock exchange was lizht and the specu- lation unintecesting. Contrary to expecta- tion, in view of the Lehigh strike, the mar- ket opened strong and advanced slightly in the 1y dealings. Thera was some buyinz for discoant in the arbitrage specialties and covering of short contracis made up the bulk of local buying. Before long the purchasing movement 1ost its force and the dealings he- came foverish and irregaler. The industrials sagzed off and then rallied, the railway list beiug fairly well held except Reading, which was %old down on the possibility of its being affected by the strike. Before 11 o'clock the temper of the s pecu- lation became firm again and an advance of from ' to 11 per ceut was recorded, the latter 1n Sugar, but shortly after thut hour adrive was made ou Distilling. On selling orders which came from the west, aceom. nied by rumors of tariff changes less fav able than had been anticipated, t stock gave way to the extentof 21 per cent ana the rest of the general list fell off 1y to per cent, General Electric and Sugar being most prominent in the decline. A slight rally followed, but duving the first par: of the afternoon the market again became heavy and still lower prices were made. I'he depression continued to the close, being broken semioccasionally by slight rallies in the late dealings. 0 8 per cent, Leligh and Wilkesbarre 3 per cent, Distilling 134 per cent and St. Paul & Duluth 1 per cent, the other losses being fractional. The Post says: Most people looged today fora break in prices on the news of the Lebigh Valley strike. This exvectation was more naturalin that preseat fiuaucial rela- tions between the railvoads genevally and the workers on their luy rolls are at th point of great mutuul irritation. ~ Yet the stock market opened calmly und at onco proveeded to advance. ‘he price of Lehigh Valley stock, which is not dealt in on the New York exchunge, fell several points. Outside of this there wus no sign that the 14,5800 reis per 10 | American Cotton Oil lost | AILY BEE: TUESDAY labor revolt had any influence whatever on the market. Rowlige declined for reasons unconnected witl Mo striko against its old ally, and, indeed;even Rending stock was rallying ‘again defore the day was ov Otiier ‘stocks, with scarcely any exception, advanced a fracuenda the opening hour and yiolded only when returning dultness led to moderate realization sales. The following aro the closing quotations of the leading stogks on the New York ex- change today : - Atchison, Adams_Expross o vun”‘m hern ¥ Alton. T N 5 U do pretd I ork Contral. Southorn tral Pacific. & Oiilo 20 & Alton, & Q Gas, ¥ Tdaied G &S L al &1 ptton Ofl O el & Hudson Del. Lack. & Wekt D, & R. G, prefa Dis. &, Kars. Co, Ontar Orox 11916/ O 1350, | Pullman i o (Reading. yrefd .. uRlg Rock Island i 1 & Onaha, 10 prefid ¢ Southern Pacific Sugar, Refiery Tenn. Conl & Tron Toxas Paciiic Tol. & O. Cen, pi'd Union Paclfic U, 8, Exy i 150 108 2l Dty thin D'd 111 prd Valley aul & Duluily & Toxus pr Brle & V 0 prefd Lalke Shore Lead Trast Louls. & N Louls. & 20 BXD... Union &L F | ¥ &0 Natlonal ( Ao prefd 3. Contryl Orfolie & W, piid s North Ameri 1 Co, The to including: 10,400; 8.400; General L100; Tt \ 11|, AN o prerd os today were 160,600 shares, Atchison, 7,300; American Sugar Burlington.” 16,700: Chicago Gas, Distilling & Catltlefeeders, 14,400 Electric, 85000 National " Cordage, Panl, 27,2003 ney Murket. MONEY ON CALL NEW Yok, Nov. § 1, 144 per cent, closed ut 112 por cont; last I ber cent, Prise MercaNTine PAvER —406 per cont. STERLING EXCHANGE-Ulrmer with - actual business in bankors' DI at $4.851@4.551; for demand, and ot $4.83724.881, for sivty-duy bills. Posted rates, $1.811@4.56, Commiorcial Dills, $4.8104@4.81 . SILVER CERTIFICATES 700071 IVERNMENT BONDS—Steady. ive. The elosing quot State bonds, tions on bonas: ; 118 |8t Wite St L. stampod Miasor ; Tonn. new set e Hew set 1. new det ada S0, 28, Central D.& R D. &R € Erie 208 L 100 100 g lo M. & T, Hig| o 08 4434/N C. 8. ROlg| do'4n. . . © 1075 Tenn. old 4% 11134 Va. Centuries 1087 | Vi, Centuries df 86 Al clans A D188 Al class Bl 10414 Al class C o kit Curreneles; Boston Stock Quotations. Nov. 20.—Call louns, 2'3@4': per cent Toans, 4G@6 per cent. Closing quota- tions onstocks, honds and mining share Atel G IWostnen. Ame o preforred. do pre Atehison 48 Bell Tel.. New England Boston & 2046 Wis. Contral 18, Hoston & Maine. .. 140 | Allouez Miniug Go. 7304 Atlantic : slee. L BRie| Boston & Montiiia ican Coniral Butte & Boston N.Y. &N. E..... Calumet & Hee 0ld Colon 7 Contennfal Ore. Short Linie Franklin. Rubbx s Koars Sun Diexd )sceo Union Pacific uinc West Bud ... Tania do fean Sugai 6y 201 San Francisco Mining Quotstions, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.—The official closing guotations for mining stocks today wee Chollar: Con. Cal Crown Point Gould & Cur Hule & Noreross, . Utah... Yellow Ja London Stock Quotations. Loxpox, Nov. 20.—Clos Tonsols, Consols, Tilinois Cy BAR SILVER—32 5-16d per oz MONEY--1 per cent. Rate of discount. in the open mar oth short and three months bills, cent. for 25 per Now York Mining ¢ W Yonk, Nov. mining quotition: lolor rown Poin on. Cal. & Deadwood Gould & Cu Hale & N Hom Mexi Ont Op ations. the 0 110 100 8o S Al i, Askod, | Ellzabeth, $ .15 Adans Hope.. Bimetalifc, . Granite M., 1.60 2 London York, Nov. 20.—Tho Post's finaneial cablo from London says: For thousand pounds in gold went ot toiay o Rowmania and £18,000cume in from South America and elsewliere. Bar gold was o trifle Jess In domand. Silver dropped to 2 5-16a and was wenk on American sules. Rupee baper was 65%d. The Indian council sold more bills, comploting the total anount of ferod lust ' Wednosday. The o s wore in good tone with the public inclined to buy. WESTERN FARM PRODUCTS, Ont Murket, Senator Peffor's Interesting Report Rendy for Submission. WasniNaros, Nov, 20.—The senate sub- committee on agriculture is at present en- gaged by different ways in gathering data and preparing reports upon the prices ‘of farm productsin accordance with a resolu. tion of the last congress authorizing an ju- vestigation of this question, und it is prob- able a partial repart will be submitted early in the approaching session. Phere are two subcommittees, one of them composed of Senutors George, Bate and Proctor, dealing with cotton, and another composed of Senatofs Pefter, Roach and | Washburne, who havo charge of the grain and live stock brancb’of the inguiry. Senator Poffer his been devoting the pr ent congressionil interim to the prepara- tion of his report, the'fucts for which were gathered duving the recess of last spring and summer. He has collected some very nteresting information bearing upon the de- preciation of prices of farm products of the west and the general condition of the farm- ers of that section and expects to have his report in shape to submit early in the regu- lar session. 3 g “Ihe report upon’ cotton is wnot far ad- vanced. The scope f the inquiry concern- ing tiis industry ambraces both the farmer and the manufacturers. and Messvs. George and Bate are at bresent engaged upon the branch of tue inquiry conuected with cotton productions, confining theiw work, us a ma ter of course, Lo the cotton producing states, When they shall have completed this line of investigation they will be joined by Senator Proctor and will proceed 1o the cotton manu- facturinz districts of the New England and other castern states. Tho report will prob- ably not be ready to submit o congress for several months. Nearly - amotives. Pawraw, Mich, .—The Toledo & South Hayen round house was burned to the ground Sunday and three locomotives were Gestroyed. The 1oss is about $100,000 and there is no insurance. he origin of the fire 18 Unkoown. OVEMBER 21, 1893 Week Opens wi Common to Prices A a Monday-hea There were 183 the quality liberal off to eastern ad v on the trade, sirabla prices the genc and lower. I steers sold good enough for The market fo grades was dul al first han common and in to §3.05, with th butchers' stock rough stock at particular chan Supplies were onongh trading tions. ‘There mand, and regu large Stocks on Good to choice 2.30¢ to fair grades af sales No. Av. 17 ... 16560 bl L1167 42......1100 700 980 L. 705 . 800 .. 850 . 880 . 014 . 040 1876 906 910 1060 870 1403 . 940 11053 11070 11000 1160 500 - 860 11030 . 953 1 787 760 749 420 540 465 530 600 . 180 310 276 220 280 210 165 150 275 1100 1050 1070 1160 1160 1170 BT5 1200 650 1120 280 . Av, 1 bull. 16 cows 17 cows L1047 1 cow. 39 fdrs. 20 fdrs... 2 Cows. 50 fdrs. G4 cows 1cow. 1620 1011 1081 1280 960 BGT 530 1168 1350 1..1126 760 BOL 180 1041 1000 1 cow 0 fdrs. 4 cows. 1 bull... 4 cows. 1 stoer 1 cow. 1114 1176 60D 8 helfers 326 1 bull ... 1380 1cow .. B30 2 cows... B40 1 cow.... boO 1 cow.... 1050 1 bull. 3 cows 27 fdrs.. . 2 buils. .. Hoas—T'here few here chang averaging all o day. and the hogs w cleaned up the Pigs sold for . packing loads wils \inost & &) Weaker~Hog Recoipts were about up to the avers rings, quality of the offering attie here comy and the close founa quit at from $1.25 to The feeder trade to work off, even air to good a OIS o 1 e e ETeTeEn [ 1610 81 today to malke much of meat trade buyers YADZE WAS DAITOW. all the good hogs without vegard to weight. OMARA LIVE STOCK MARKETS tha Stiff Run of Cattle of Indifferent Quality, PRICES ON BEEF STEERS ARE STRONG Poor Grades Are Selling Sapplies Light and dvanced in Response to a Strong Demand. Moxbay, Nov ge for vy of cattle and light of hogs. frosh cars of cattle received, a rale rather inferfor. The the generally inferior wnd the bearish tone ‘o8 ull had & depressing effect nd while the few really de 1ded about steady was slow, weak very decent cornfed ral ir market to t from $4.15 to £4.60,and westerns. rheef, brought from $3 Lo £3.95, r the common and inferior 1 and dragging from the start few cattle still in Cow stuff was in fair supply and demand, prices ruling about to good stuff and teady with Saturaay as shade easier as to the ferior kinds, les included poor to choice cows and heifors at from §1.50 he bulk of the fuir at from §2.10 to §2.75. Calves 8 were fully steady, and from $1.30 to §2.35 showed no ['{N to_good was practically dead. uniSually heavy, but. hardly was done to establish quota- a very meager country d tlar dealers still have thol hand, which they are unable at current low values, feeders are quoted at £2.85@ @280, with inferic U82.002.40. Represen 1 1060 83 930 3 4 4 11080 H0H RO 972 1180 815 940 900 1148 21005 1136 L1175 11130 990 . 987 1110 11060 1250 1065 ii., 090 1006 ' it HEIFERS, 25 13 3 AT [ 5. [ 200 120 150 150 30 70 75 75 80 00 00 00 05 . 970 (1470 1320 .1060 . 942 1050 11018 1970 205 210 STOCKERS AND FE 2 40 650 . B90 L 510 1020 ERN CATTLE, No. 3 bulls .. 1€ 60 cows. .. 10 21 fdrs 37 1d COLORADO, 00 Tstrs 65 Ldrs.. . 740 76 fdrs.. . 082 9 Nfrs. . G 1 cow... 1050 wWs... B8 85 cows... U8 1sir,. O stis 41 cows, 50 fdrs, 107 fdrs, B2 cows. 10 st 1str, 4 strs. . 1 buil L1117 J1008 .1037 2 60 815 210 175 3 50 80 B0 175 2 00 5 00 2 90/ 3 00 260 WY 225 2 60 2 B0 8175 165 2 50 2 20 8 00 17 2 4 200 310 3 b0 70 3 00 2 80 3 00 1756 2 00 00 60 2 65 930 1021 1110 1040 35 1450 915 3 stecrs. 1070 teers.. 1030 6 steers. 1084 19 cows... 48 fdrs, 1 stoor, 4 cows! 47 cows, 23 fdrs, K steer: 18 steer 24 cows, 2 cows. . 1010 85 cows. .. 929 Bosteers. 1180 16 steers.. 125 2 cow 16 st 3 fdrs, 1calf... 3 bully 1 cow.. 16 cows. 1 cow. 24 bully KOTA. 86 steor COWS, . WS, UK 1200 1210 B2 895 14! 040 THR 990 L1418 1169 045 102 900 5 4lst 310 IDAHO. 2 80 . 978 L HT1 cows 20 fdrs. 270 14 (drs. 1045 1 80 20 fdrs. 704 2 were not enough hogs on a murket, but the d hands veadily av prices 4 dime higher than Satur: 50 But twenty-three loads were r Thiore was 0o shipping wand, but us Chicago was or speculative de- reported higher erc all needea for the fresh paid the advance and supply in short order. The One price, .15, bought 15, and a few common mixed went at $5.25 and #.80. 1t 35 market, over two-thirds of the offerings selling at that figure. us against 0 Saturday and $5.60 10 It vo sales | tive; 0 286 80 281 8§20 5 262 120 b 280 200 242 5 Sueer— salet There is an active demand for good mut tons aad lambs at strong prices. Fair to natives, $2.50@3.50; fAIr 10 €00d westorns, &2.95@3.25; common and stock sBoep, &1 225, good to_choice 40 to 100-1b. lambs, & (@495, Receipts and Disposicion o' Stoek. Offelnl roceipts and dispasition of stock as shown by the hooks of the Unlon Stock Yards company for (o forty-eight hours ending at S o'clock p. m., Novembor 30, 1893 RECEINTS, TCATTLE s Cars, Head Cars. Head Cars. _182 4008 WUV The Omahia Packing Co. The G, 1L Hamim Swift& Co The Cudaly Pack( A Haas R. Beclor Chieago Live Stock \ CRicaco, Nov. 20, tle were ostimnted lurge supply Ket. Today's receipts of ent- 10000 hoad: a protty for the tine of year, though not lurgor than for the corresponding dny yenr or in 1891, Hloy \ there many cattic for the demand and t market was woak. 1t was ratl ¢ jow native stecrs of mon 1o good quality, those grades comprising the bulk of the off ings. There wore loss that 5,000 rangers, aod the proportion of native cows wnd hulls was smaller usual. The opening wie slow and this condition prevailed to the close, Nu- tive steers were quoted at from be to 10¢ lower than last week, while for other deseriptions prices ranged about as before, $ales of nitives mpinly at from $1.85 10 $2 for cows L dnd from 41510 85.10 for steers, 500 10 1,700-1_stoers might have from 85,75 10 $5.05, but there was nothing here good enough to- bring those sher pricos wore paid for hogs. opened fram 5e to 10e above Suturdav' tions. Te recelpts, curly in th mated at 25,000, prnned outonly about 5,000 hewd less { 2,500 1 TWO yours ugc in the deman Liurger nunibe They )i Sti- Thut it 3,000 less th of brisk buyers W offered and th hoicest heavy—lots nverig- sold around #5.60, while there were sales of ehoice medium and light as high as from £5.65 10 $5.70, The greater partof the stull Brought hotter than 5.2 though the quality was searcely “up to grado. There was @ bi run of sheep--something like 18,000 head coming over the various rouds. That wis about twice as many s U were orders for o NSO the market was wethers sold close to last dice lnmbs were not materl i to fair sheep and lambs were slow ne of from 10¢ to 15e. The close L us thera Is i prospeet of full receipts for next few days. Quotations were from #1 to 3.25 for inferior to common shecp, froni £2.50 10200 for fuir to medium and from #3 to #3.76 for zood to cholce, Lanibs were quoted at from $2.90 to $4.90. Receipts: Cattle, 19,000 head; calves, 800 d; hogs, 24,000 head: shoep, 15,000 heid. he Evening Journal reports: ATTLE—Recelpts, 19,000 Lead, fuc 2,500 Texans and 2,500 westerns; hest, ste others slow and weak: prime to extra, #6 3,005 good, #4.75(0 medium, $4.0004.05 Dmmon to fair, $3.5513.90; cows, Theqs ‘exans, $2.254 Y05 westerns, $2,.5064. Hos - Reeelpts, 24,000 head; market active and 10¢ higher; mixed and pe prime heavy and butcher. me light @5.65. SueEr- Receipts, 18,000 head: and 10¢ lower; natives, $2.00003 270@3.40; lambs, $2.5004.75 market slow westerns, Kansas City KaANsAs Crry, 9,700 heud; ket .slcu(lf' 10 8.50; shipping and' native cow stoc! J@4.105 8 ve stoek Market. Nov. 20.—CATrLE-Reccints, shipments, 8,500 he iy strong; Texiw steers, )@ stoers, $4.005. Texas $1.50%4.40: Dutchers' s and fécders, $2.60 is—Receipte, 1,900 lead: shipments, 300 hend; market strong to 5e higher; butk, $6.4020.50;heavy, packing and mixed, $5.300 5 ighits, Yorkers and pigs, 5.8015.55. SHEEP—Receipt. 700 heud shipments, 1,700 head; marke steady. Now York Live Stock Mar NEW YORK, Nov heud; market s Colorudos, $3 and cows, & G 1 CaLvEs—Receipts, 1,100 tive; veals, £.00@5.85; grassers, §2.26@3.55. Supep—Receipts, 5,500 market e sheep, $2.0008.¢ $3.5075.00; mutton, #4004 i dressed lambs, native steers, $5.20: #2.25@4.50; bulls 20@2.76; dressed beef, slow at head; rket, ac- dressed 5@7 Tloas— Reecipts, 7,100 head; market lower; £6.25@5.65. Sloux City Live Stock Market. Stoux Crry, Nov. 20.—110Gs—Receipts, 800 head: offieln] Saturdays 1,950 head; Ship- ments, 1,886 head; murket be higher, $5.20@ 5.25; bulk, $5.25. Carrie—Receipts, 400 head: offl terday, 489 head: shipments, 101 by ket stendy, fairly netive ceeipts, 1,700 arket quiet; 44.00; griss "exans, $3.00@ heud head; 1 fair to steers, 83,0 Texas steers, $2.40@3.15; fea 8.75; cows, #1.40@2.25, Hous—Receipts, 2,800 shipments, THE BEST €S S| 18 the best Blood Medicine, because itassists nature to throw off the in purities of the blood, and at the time tones up the entire organism. This is just contrary to the effectof the various potash, mer ey, sarsaparilla mixtures, which bottlo up thy fmpurities in the system, thus producing much Hickncss and sulteriig, Therefore, or BLOOD MEDICINE you cannot do hetter than take 8. £, 8. “As @ physician, I have prescribed and used B. 8. 8. in ny as & tonic, and for blood troubles, and very successful. I never nsed re o such general satis{aoe ion 1o mysell and I8, Hon Loy A R, M. D., Mackey, Ind Txeaise on blood and skin discases mailed free, SWIFL SPECIVIC CO, Atlanta. Ga. 1,000 head ply poot $5.10@5. 9 nEEP ond; murk 8.50, top pric tfiem; Stoek Receipts of live stock westorn narkots South Omaha. Chicago Kansus Clty. St Lonls, Total B Y THE NEXT MORNIT market firm, but quality of aturday, Cattle. pe £5.40; bulk of salew, celpts, 1,800 hoad; shipment: mixed natives. \ Sights t e four principal ovembor 20 Hogs, Sheep, 1,634 61 24,000 18,000 1,900 F00 2,800 1,800 20,060 608 ING | FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 1S BETTER, My doctor saya it acta gently on thie stomach, Aver and kidneys. and is drink fa made from lier! A8 easily as tea. 1L1s cal a plensant laxative. This . s prepared for use ANE'S MEDIGINE Aruggists sell1: atsd i get It, send_your ane's Family Me. enchdny. Inor Address OIATOIU DR.SCH Mandrake Pills havi hold remedy fae boy guage to describe. haxdly be true to i keep them on hund cles. cn oc. and $1 1 package. 11 you ress for a freo sample. ¢ moves the howels 1ealthY thisis necessary. 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