Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 30, 1893, Page 6

6 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Was Active and Olosed Higher on | Heavy Buying CORN WAS LIFELESS AND QUITE HEAVY | Reports of Rains Sonking the Winter Wheat Belt Caused that Cereal to Open a Fractior Stocks and Bonds, Lower— Wheat was active and lieavy Creaco, N closed at frow nigher buying at the ear by traders and firm foreign markets, lifeless heavy. Oats steady and pro on prominent Corn was and visions firm, Wheat opened 'ye lower for May re soaking the winter belt Berbohm's cable, which ye sterday quoted wheat and flour at Paris higher, had an carly cablegram quoting French country markets dull and dency. Liverpool yesterday's declin were fifty-two cars in oxc I'lie weakness of the market some time under these discouraging influ ences and May went down to i8¢, while De- comber touched 611;e. Then Armour’s broker, who had sold December heavily at the opening, began to buy and Ream and sardrige also bought freely at the decline. the market took an up- wiis strengthened on the rains which we wheat downward ten veported steady at Chicago receipts ss0f the estimate continued for with a was and A8 0 consequence ward turn, ‘The market near the end by the unexpected firmness of the Parls market_as given in the el May opened 681gc, declined ! B, soll up e, lost ¢, gained g 10 the close at h,l‘ (4 "o corn market was dull,with light offer ings and lignt de nd. May ol 10 tontays closc., declined 1ge, but helped by the stre L'“l in wheat sold up ‘e, after de lining 'y¢ to the closc, at ke lower than it started, at Oats were firm, opening at ‘¢ h T With e early weilness S wheat i de- clined e, but rallied '4¢ later to the close Wt the opening figure, ading was light. Provisions mere firm, opening higher and advancing on free buving by the Anglo- Amwerican Packing company. Near the close small cstimates and the strength in wheat gave firmness to the mavket, and the close Showed un advance all around. Comva with last night January pork is nuary lard be higher and Jan ¢ higher. stimated receipts for tomorrow rs; corn, 200 cars: oat 30,000 head for two ¢ “Tiie leading futures ranged “Articies, High Wheat, , 152 cars; hogs, as follows: Low. | Cloke. Glle Gurget SHOIT 1inS= Jan _May. “Cush quotations wero us follows: fLovi—Unel 2 spring. 62101 No. 8 spring, yeliow, 3414e. No. 2 white, 30%@31c; white, 8Ty i No. 2, 47¢ BArLEv-—-No. 2, nominal; No, , B70L4 2 "FLAX Skkp -No. 1 81160 1,161, MOTHY SEED - Prime, 33,40, PoRK - Mess, por L, §12. per 100 Ihe.' $RO0GEE5; short ribs sides (loose), $7.0027.15; dry' salted shoulders boxed),#6.6245@0.76; short clear sides (boxed), #7.75@8,00. g1y DISKY=Distillors' fintshed goods, por gal, SuGars—Unchuneed; cut lonf, 5tc; granu- Iated, be; standard “A" il Tollowiag weis 'the réc eipts and ship- ments for today. ANTICLES, 4025003 No. @13.00; Inrd, PTS. | SHIPMENTS, 000 000 415,000 000 5000 62000 11.000 i 101.000 Corn, bu. Oats, bu. Rye.ou, Barley. i On the Produce cxchang. market was - quiet; ¢ dalries, 18@23c. @23e, toduy the t enmerios, 21 s, irm; strictly fresh, 2 Omaha Produce Marke The market is very woak and the Of butter that brings over 200 is very country, 15220¢; frosh packini BuTT! amoun small; SED Povrriy—The season when the dewand s growing fo poultr: ens, De; gecse 7@se; turkoys, 52 10¢. Livi PouLiy-—The m oversupplied and the prekers nve offer 4lge: geexe and ducks, 7e: turke VEAL-The arrivals during the 1 two have been Hieht, ind 1ho market provious quotations. Cholee sl Veuls. 61560743 thin or heavy, § lor wenther 14 fal effoct upon the game mn nd, which bas boon Tight ving and pri onsequ I'rom now on birds tha en the proference, b £4.00004. $3.5008.7 Jnck ady ;lhmmv..,w @4.50: orant, 2.758,00; ducks #1750 rived dressed il ducks, rket on ehickens 1s or at aly firt and ing a very quail plover, $1 small gecse,” 84 mallard ' ducks, bluo wing teni ul ducks, 100 canvusbuck ¢ LIS, £2.5073.00; smal Tubbits, 81251 Squirrols, 75000, dtor sudding Ib., 14@10c; deer carensses, 10@11e; i 3e3 antelope e vipts of frosh lald very light and denlors are asking 20 bulk of the stock is gol W 2021 ONEY—Honey 2 0 move a little more fr 15 still light hoice 190; i coms ogEs Are Be. The horseshoos, extrit st A selects, i counts, 30, NUTs—Chielinuis searce ut 13@15e per 1h; almonds, 1ies Fnelish walnuts, 120145 fil- berts, 13 wzil iits, 1305 pecans, lurge, 124 de; ‘peeiins, medium, 10c. The market on black walnuis is low and 1o one wants to buy VEGETABLES, BeANS—Callforuin. hand-pleked wostern nivy, SL8061.90; beans, §1.50k0 1,75, ORIONS—Onldys e quot on 7005 N navy, §2; common white 1at B0@6He, ish onfons, and per p_in berry boxes, per ger and the Kit, Lowa and wall lots from G0 600; Cabllinze Is notso pleity and 1t Is not always an essy mat enough to il orders” Orders e eabl the count A at1hiule colored cabingo becn” re i eld K1Y por dox « ERY - The demand 1s iner Thanksgiving hoiliny draws n aod deul of colgry is Dot sold o (1 por b, Sone elved, which 01s- According to size, 40260e asing as (he arer and good stock, SWEET POTATO RS ern stock, per bbl., por b, & EN VE Tho supply 15 fair; west- #3.2004,50; Jersey stock, s—Spinach, Nt per doz per doz, bOG lilower, per aoz. bbl., $2.00 adishis, per onons, e ey GuAPES—¥astern Concords. 24c; large lots, 2801 Catawbus, 28@830c; Malazas, por bU-ih. bbls, not, i Malagus, per 0o-1b. bbls net, $7.00007. CALIFOR The on the DoRES, Erupe: Casos, §1 Cases, Aviies o supnly ehiolee, per bbl., 2.00 per box J RIES e loft Museat double ¢ Is not much 2 60402.75 26; Muscats, 1s light on this market; 20; fanicy wostern, $1.750 Cranberries are arriving ver in good demand; Cupe Co .60; Jerse .70; bell und cherry, CROPICAL FRUIT BAKANAS I'rl(m- rewaln about steady: per 50; per bunch, swisil (0 (lnl £4.26@4.60, Ulianars Mexloans or Floridas, per box, #9; 5-box lots, $2.7. HIDES, TALLOW, ¥10. Hines 0. 1 green bides, 24 v B No. 2 green hldes, 2¢; No. 1 green salted o5, $¢ green salted hides, hides, 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs hides, 25 1h< 10 40 I Ihs. 1o 15 lhs, be: No, 2 ve 1, 3¢; No, 1dry flint hi No. 2 dry flint hidess 4c: No. 1 dry salted hides, cured hides e per Ib. less than ful SHERP PEUTS - Groen s ach, | green salted snearlings @hort woc sking, cach 10@215c; dry shearlings wooled early ekins, No. 1, cach 51( | shearlings short wooled early , No. 2 acl dry fiint, Kansas lraski | butener wool pelts, per I, actaal weight, 103 11c; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska murrain | wool buits, per ib., actusl welght, 17@.2 fiint. Colorndo bisteher waol pelts, b actual welght, 0@10ci dry fint Colorado i rain wool peits, per b., actial weight diry pleces nd bitcks, ntual welgiit New York Markets. New Yonk, Nov. 20 F'rovr -Receipts. KOO Bbls.; exp s, 22,800 bbls.: sales pkgs.; market very dufl, hut stendy: il p ents, $3.25724.50; Winter patents, #3.4005.60; city <, $3.60@3.05; winter stralghts Minnesota _patents, $3.8004.00; winter extras, #2.16@2.25; Miunesota hakers, §2.8023.70; winter, all jrades, £1.70 spring grades, $1,6021,00; <prin Cony Mt Kve - Nomninal BARLEY -~ Du BAKLEY MALY WHEAT - Rec groen salted 2 greon s No. 1" veal calf, 8 1 calf, 8 1bs. to 1 early short : dry Dull; yellow western, carlots, 505 Dull; western, 6 pta, 2S1.B00 ks CXPOFL 500 hu.: sales, 1,605,000 hu, futa bu. spot it arket dull for export steadys No, 2 red, in store and clevator, ¢ 7igei aflont, f.0. b, 68460 raded red, 63 2northern, 71%@ 71%¢; No. 1 hird, 72 . Options opens ster on dull eables and foreign rilin rallied on covering for th holiday dull with unchanged prices. Sales ncluded No. 2 rod, danuary, 68%@08%c, closing t G8%c: Fevrunr 69 1-16770¢ sinz ut 70¢; March, 70 71 3-16¢c, clos ar 710%e; May, 78',@78 9-16¢, closing at m- ¥, 607 (67 5-160, tlosing it 674« ConN-—-Recolpts, 17,500 bu. expOTts 78,100 hu.: saios, 850,000 b, fatures, 155,000 bu. spot. Spot market steadier \\I”\ ontinued 2, 44%@A5¢ in elevutor, 464k Options opened st nl) on smull rn 1 firm o day and uneh ed prices from last 145,445 0, closed an 44750 closed at 46105 December, at 4400 7,000 hut (14 461 Jan Januiry, Mity, 463-1007 10 ¢ 44 V100444 5,¢ OAts -1 400 bu; exports, 1,100 b sule 100 b, futures, 62,000 bit. spot Spot dull and fge higher for whites No. 2 deliversd : No. 8 delivered, No. 3 white, 87 3 white, 8o¢ niixed wostorn, track, Whit 36@42c. Options Lot wiis qu vered with corn and closed d 10 e netudvan at h Deceny | G0 34 5y good to choice, CO@SUC. Hors -Quiet; Pacific coast, 10@223¢ Hines—Firm; wet salted Now Orleans, lectod, 4665 1bs., 8134 %0; Texas, sel 35060 [hs., 4@be; Buenos Ayres, dry 1hs,, 104,67 11¢, LEATHER | Ayres, light to Woor Firy pulled, 207 PROVISION <o hemlock Bucnos Txhts, iestic as, 1015 | qniet and st Cut meats, stead. hams, 39, 0.50. Lard, stead closed at 0; option sules; non ber, $8.50: Decenth ) bid: January, bid: Pork. slows faniily, $17.002 15,00, wrere-Wostorn dadry, 19022 western f state dairy, 1 sole, 14@19 coce, nd nnchanged;state, § uh(h' 1 }‘ d1214¢; parts k Dull; hotise, southor AW Kasy s C1Ey (82 per plg. Corroxseen O\ Kk ut Pennsylvania, rern fros) prin yellow better yollow, vrime, prime Unlted Active and firme closed at Rost strained, common o good, asy at 293@A0% domestic, fair, 85@54c; QH:M 3 \;-'\v Orleans, open kettle, Boa4le. steady; American, §12.00%14.60. Stronger: domestic, $10.50. Yapan, 4 MorAs o 10 10 110N Corver LEAD- - Domestie, TIN—Duil: Straits, 50 bid. SPELTER- I il steady: domestie, §3.60. Market. -Wheat opened weak uraging cables from ! as well as the urkets, Bus A the mu s closed easioe ports indicated rather slow business. 1€ fs expected that there will be o smallincrease next weel in'the country ele- vator supply, The mills will not grind so freoly aftera fow diys and with less demand, couniry elevitors wiil ship in less accordingly. Decomhar opened at 6% e and cloxed at 5814e, Jiay opened wt G3ie and clo Track wheat thern, nneapolis Wi g, Nov. 29, pression re ness was dull The country r arted in I'res at kot h \nlyw«ln to hold off for contessions. The ompanies were the best buye the canse of livtle acti 0 the session. wnd No. i o tlonr sales ¢ helng made, v fuie sized amount. Lurge sales not frequent and the mavket 1S called 1L Wheat s steady today and millers are sliing about the sanie prices i yesterduy. tos aresieady and unchanged. Shipments, ) bbls, Elest patents, S0 snte, 83 0503 xport in bugs, $1.20 T mills cregate 20,900 bbls, The mirk n is higher, but shorts hold about ste Quotath f.0. b, on cars i bulk are . BU.H0EL0.00 1 ton; shorts, $10.50 a ton. Shipuients, 1,480 tons. the grinding toda Murkers, FLovi st Nov. Went off 1e adetosed e . quiet. WieAT vaneed Lovs Firmer, but ently whove'y Jamy reactod, ad- terdny cash, vy, 6163 Muy, CoitN-—-Corn followed above yesterd Januniy whent and elosed s Decermber, 33 27405 May higher at KYE-—No salos, BARLEY- Very slow; s Minneotn, & ANl at 61e, HAY--{ neiin prairie, #7001 LEA - Firniat $2.20: spelter, higher a FLAX SEED-Quict; §1.00, changed; eream d at 200, niot it #1.75, Rtoady at §1.15, Unchinged it 414 Ul 181035 1" lower aut 88.15; dry salt loosa shoulders, 36.00; shorts, $7.20; bicon, #5,1214 “riis, 89, RECEIPTR “I'lour bu 91,000 hu SeMENTS | lour, 7 bu.; corn, 69,000 Tl ; Al sules; Towa and timothy, #10.00712,50; av$3.60, ory, 21@26¢; GOy MEAIL WHISKY iING ak wnd Jongs and ribs, shoulders, §7.25; 5, 88,50, 000 Ubls: Wheat, 23,000 oits, 10,000 bu! L000 hhls: wheat, 7, ats, 43,000 bu. , Wi low! ¥7; longs D00 ansns Gity Maviets, KANSAS ey, Nov. 20.-Wnear—Weak at iged prices; No. 2 hard, 5200 No. 2 y firm: No. 3000401 No. wixed, 80@30%c; mixed, 265@27¢; nominally 47@474e, Five at $1.0201.038, Figm at 55260¢. Dull i unchianieds tmothy, #9006 0, 33,501 Qi et iry, 181 %e. T EGas-Dilll und weak at 2015, Receiers - Wheat, 84,000 bu hu ., non s TS - Wheat, bt oats, none. 1A sieudy; creamery, 200 corn, 4,000 80,000 bu.; Torn, 6,000 Milwiukee M MILWAUKEE, Nov. WiEAT Weak @ spring, 59%0: No, 1 northern, Goc, CorN—Qiile1; No. 3, 841 Oats Stendy:” No' 2 White, 20 white 40 chunged; No. 2, \riots, Frovie—-Dbull. Tower; May, 49¢; sample, Steady Phviaton 5.0, KECELPTS —Flour, 9,400 Wb bu.; 5, 8,600 bu.; burley, 60,000 bu, SHirMENTS—Flour, 8,700 LbIS. i Wh buj barley, 44,5000 No. 1, 50c. Diooping; pork, $12.50; lard, wheat, 87,000 , 8,400 Oil Markets, o1 Oy, 5 ational transit tticates o 3 highest 7biy; eat, 7 sales, 438,000 ehirtors, %000, Lile: shipuents, bbis. 549 blls National transit ¢ closed at 765 sales, 6,000 bbls. cer- low- hh 97,144 r- tifiecatos opi nigh- ©est, 70; lowest Dulath Wi Durvri, Nov. 20, and udvanced toduy. November, 6113 No. 1 unorthe December, 60 northern. cash, 57¢; 46he. On trac L0l at Aarket, This warket rule Close: * No. 1 hard, ecemnber, U1%e; May, oush ani, Novewiics . 8, B2i50; . No. 1 northern, to i “Goods Market. oral features o wnged. the uuc- - New York bry NEw Yok, Nov. 20 tho dry geods mark are une . 2 l tou siles wreg falrly well wttended, aud the ted | 40~ | ! per cent; O THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY., NOVEMBER 30, 1893 s some singular- ynpetition quite 1 business in staple ¢ S 10 the ma ket f scemed to tone up the minrket {n goneral for pei Is. Prints and yrinted fabrics show 1sing Intorest dress goods rule quits st The market for woolen goods is dull. The jobhing trade reports n lnrge interest on the ‘part of huyers, espe- 1 the way of cotton prints. shinrp. Cotton Market. New Onteass, Nov. 20.--CorroN-Qule middling, 7'4c; low middling, 7ic; good ord nary, € pts, 1.310 recelpts, i continent, astwise. 510 bales; sales, inber, nominal; Junuary, 8. Lebroar; 7.7307.7 March,” %7.8 Aptil, #7'9027.01; May, $7.95%@7.99; 5,076,808 1. Louis, 1,127 bales 6" 15-16 7 9-16¢; B0 SALVESTON middiing, 70-160; 1 ordinary, 65-16¢ 1,000 bules, June, Nov. 20 ordinary fow good Cotrox—Steady; sales, 6 7-16¢; good ordinary, middling, 75-16¢; middlin, middling, 7 13-16¢; middl Nov. 20, — CorroN — Firm iddling 7ige: low ‘recelpts, 7,200 bales; sales, NEW Yonrk, Nov Correr—-Options opencd stondy at fr polnts advance to 15 points decline, und closed at unchanged to 10 points higher; sales 15,500 bags, includiog: D cember, $10.15(116,25; Janunry, $15,007 16.10; ' March, #1655 15.60: April, $15.45; My, $16.10016,20: Septenibor, $14.65¢14.05. Rio, dull; $17.76: mild, mr- and_cnsy Ordova, 2000212 $17.75 No. 7 RIG DE JANEL v. 20, just shipped, $17 HAMBURG, No lower. AV, 3t LONDON, Nov. 20, CorrFee 90, COFFEE-Quick, @ 4ple Nov. 20.-COFrEE-Unchanged at Corree—Unchanged. Liverpool Grain Liverroor, Nov. 20, den arke WanEaT—-Quict, but holders offer moder- 1, b8 6d@ Cors-Quict, but st mixed wostern, 45 L. PEas - Canadian, b8 11%d Provisions—Pork, prinie mess, fine, beef, extra Tudia niess, 107 6d lon and short cie Ths., 48 6d; long clear. 48 1hs., 495; lard 4956d; tallow, American Liver- Do, ine, 255 H0s; Peorin Graln Market. PEonIA, Nov. 20, Cory—-Market active firns No! 2, 350c; Noo 8, 841505 new 34w L5 OATS NMarket, active white, 28¢5 No, 3 white RVE-Market ietive Wiisky- Market fir 17, nd and 200, No. 2, 48@50¢, wines, $1.15; splrits, higher; Wool Market. Sr. Louis, Nov. 20.—-WooL No chango BOLE; 10 sules Teported. o STOCKS AND BONDS, Speculation in Securities Again Returns to n Normal Basis. New Yok, Nov, 20.—The stock specula- tion hus again settled down into its accus- tomed quiet and orderly procedure. The tariff question, while still an issue in a very important group of the share list, is be- ginning to be regarded with a milder sort of agitation. The street is endeavoring to accept the inevitable with resignation. In many quarters there is & subdued fecling of thankfulness that the situation is no worse. Already there are conjectures as to whether the tarift bill will pass in its pre ent shape, and were it reasonably certain that the senate would accept tho measure even as it stands, the speculative situation would be materiaily strengthened by that assurance. It is the uncertainty t affords Wall strect traders opportunities to manipu- late stocks and to play upon the fears of timid holders of speculative propertie: When the expected event happens its effeet is usually of little force upon share values, having been discounted long before, and in the present instance the probability is that when the new tariff is put into effect the propertics whichare now so badly shaken up by the announcement of its provisions will be found to have adapted themselves to the new order of things without serious injury. At the opening of business today a gen erally firm tone provailed and the nr«‘ quotations were higher than yesterday'$ sules. Failing of any support from the inside Sugar common broke 23¢ per cent an d whe preferred 1 per cent. When the pres- sure to sell was removed the common rallied 1} per cant and the proferred 1 per cent, but the fmprovement was not lasting. On a enewal of the selling move.nent there was a reaction of #ly and 2 per cent respactively, followed by a recovery in the final dealings of 1; per cent on common, the preferred remaining av the bottom figures. Durine the early part of the afternoon a distinetly stronger teeling characterized the dealings and the prices rose 2 per cent, the latter in Tobacco. At the delivery hour there was evidence that dealers were anxious to carry smaller lines of stocks after the holidays and others were taking profits, the result being that prices receded 1y to 177 per cent, with Distilling and General Eleétrie in the lead. Toward the close the fizurcs began to move upward again and the final dealings e firm in tone Compared with* yesterday’s closing the final p y show but shght changes outside of the in trials. Thoseof 1 per cent and more down : Sugar, 23 per cent; Sugar preferred, 145 per cent: To- bacco common, 2 per cent; Distilling, 1% ver cent; and Burlington and Manhattan, 1 per ceat. Advances: Tobacco proferr icago G per cent; N Engiand, 15, per cent preferred, .17 per cent; and Northwestern preferved and Oregon Improvement, 1 per cent, The Post says: hing of a holiday tillness spread over today’s stock market. en in the industrial stocks active manipu- Iation ceased and ther none of Mon- day’s or Tuesday’s wild fluctuations in the prices. But tho strength of the general market was once more plainly manifested, not least by the quick abandonment of one or two efforts by the traders to depress the lovel. Western [ nion stock was the note- wocthy point of strength, but there was some noticeable buying in of shrts in the industrials. Sugar certificates began with & two boint drop, but recovered isiiliing certificates forlowed while Chicago Gas and advanced from the fi Afte avly trading the market lapsed into total inactivity. Granger carnings are un element of the first importance, The fig- ures from this source have been very re- warkable, In the Burlington & Quincy's statement last month's percentage of oporating ex- penses to s carnings was hi, againsths in 1802, In the St. Paul Octobe tatement the perientage was hls, as against 60. 1tis only Just Lo say that the knowledge of these fig- ures throws & much more favorable light upon the «action of the company upon its quarterly dividend, The followiug ar ales Gene the closing quotations of on the New York ex- Atehinoi Adais, Alton. 1 do pi Anerican Bxpi Baltimoro & Northern Pacitic.. rofd D. & Goif Cons gt Col Coil & Tion Cotton O e Del. & Hidwon el Lack. & W D, & . G, prefd Dis. & C. Furs, ' Peun do pref'd ot Wayne reit Novth'n prid Chi. & Baat. 111 pr'd Hocktug Villey Bk 150 St Pani & Ounaha, do prefd 108 |Southorn Pacifie.. 0046 Sugur Refiery.... 218 Tenn. Coal & 1ron 1y al Toxias Pacific..... St o & Dutui Tol. & O. Cen. pi'd. Kan. & Toxas pf'd Unfon Paciie..... Lake Eric & Wost., U5, Bxpross o prefd..... WL L & Pag o vt Wells it Woster g0 Exp.., A A0 YA Beiniis & ¢ Michiy .' :lln'kh Iu\l.u hul&‘"{l}'flln shares, including: Atchison, b, f’.m‘ Anmericun 06,000; HBurlington, 14,00 Oue; Distiliing & Cattlefeed! New York & New Eogluud, 9,600; Chicago 22,000; fiuding, | ginning 0,000; Paal. 28,800; Pacif o k T<land, 4,800; St wific, 50000 Unlon Westeru Union, 164593 New Vork Murket, NEW YK, Nov, 28, MOXEY 0¥ CALT ar 1@1%. per *cons) Inst loan, 1'% per closed at 11 per cent UM MERCANTILE P-4 por cont SEERLING EXCHASY S Yn.m»nw tunl busi ness i bankers' hilgs ne $4.85%34.86 for d mand, and $4. 594 4R3 6 for slxty duy: ;,.‘l. A rates, $4.5124, s, % Commercial bifls, 1.52754 8 :n VER CERTT xlv; \ln 69%¢c bid, ICYERNAENT Boybsg Strong; stato 1osing quorifiols on Easy cent; bonds, The T onas Paui Condols &P 1ate Te. Rots PP, R, G.Tr Rots, LUirlon Pas, 1848, R, G. W, 18t & Atehison 48, D& R G 1ats D& X Er & 1M, GBS Boston st BOSTON, Noy eont: time loan tations onstock AT T &8 T Ameidean Suga (o preferied Tell Boston & Albany Toston & Maine C.B&Q Grners Mexte N.V. & N.E Old Colony 20 do prof'd « Wis Contral Atchison 2 Ateliison s Now England g ( § Hoston & Montana Butte & Boston Ore.Short Line Calumet & He Rubibor B Franklin San Diego. L K Union Paciiic West B o p'r'd i San Feanc SAN I'iANcisco, Nov. Quotntions Thetoflieial closing Quotations for tiniug "stosks today wore a3 ollows: Alta Belle Belehe Bost & Bodic il Chiollar Con. Cal, & Vi Crown Poiut Gould & Curry ja e el 1o Loxnoy, Nove 20 Consols, p. m. closin T HMexican ol 145 St Paul common 703 New York Central i 150 ¢ A Er 7RIS e 1 97 Me 320 pe 11 053¢ 1061 inols Contri BAR S1LvER Mon 214@21 per cent. Rate of discount fn the open market for both short and three months bills, 25%@2% per cent. Tining Quotations. 29.—The following are the W York NEW Youk, Nov. mining quotitions Cholor Crown Pofut. Deadwood 00/Standar: L8 105U 70Y .. 875 Tron Silver * 100 |Quick 500 “do 170 Bulwe St. Louls Mining Quotations, L Er.Louts, ). Mining stocks unchanged. The follow) e the ¢losing quotations: Adany Am Netiie, Elizitbeth inictallic, On the London NEW Yok, Nov. financial cablegran says: only 501d 10 Jakhs toduy out of 50 offered to tender. Indian exchanze was easier, Silver was at 92d and weak. Rupee paper was un- changed. Bar gold was a triflc loss wanted at 775 113%d per ounce ie market had a good tone. Demand is ‘spreading to second and third rate investmonts. Paris is buying in yiew of the conversion of national rentes. South American bonds were better, Americans have been strong, but closed easier. Market. ‘The Post’s London The Indin council IKANSAS Clry, 506, BArrivone bala 2 Pas, Nov Three per cont rentes, 1215¢ for the account. PHiLADELPRIA. Nov.20.—Clearings, $11,700,- 400; birlances, $1,691 New Youk, Nov. 20.-Clearings, 398,669 105; Lalances, 4,663,450, MEyrnis, Noy, 2 gelling at var. Cleari 69,47 CINCINNATI, Nov Money 446 per cent. New York exchange 70¢ preniium. Clearings, #1,964,700, NEW Ot N8, Nov. 5. New York exchango, 1k, 81 premiun. Bos1o: Nov. ; balune £2,84( Money, 1@l per cen Exchunge on New York, par’ and o for cash and 10@ 12! um for ¢ _OHICAGO, Nov. Cloarings, ~81 New York oxeliauge, 76¢ promiun. Sterling exchange, quict: actual, $4.531;@4.8 Money plenty; rates, 5'5@6 per ceut on call; 644 per cent o time Louts, Nov s, $542, Hrl: & Jlearings, §1,410,- ings, §2,224,845; o8t New York exchange , $252,220; balances, 29, 29.—Clearings, 265,000, 29.-Ulearings, $3,435,461 Money, quiet at 7@8 per New York, 90¢ premium, iy this month, 896174462 hulunces, 14,765,814, Cleurings in Nov ber lust year, £108,000 )05 bulances, $11,982,900; decrease, $11,516,528, or 11 per cent. OMAIA LIVE 5TOCK MARKETS, de Stoady to strong and a Shade Lowe WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20, “There was a fair average 1un of stock of afl kinds today. The thrce days supply of tle falls over 2,000 short of the first half- of last week, whilo hog reccipts have in creased nearly 4,000 head and sheep over 2,000 head. Phanksgiving day will be observed at the yards and no business will be transacted. The wmonth of November therefore closes today, and the record of the past eleven months is complete. There is no other mar- ket in the country thutcau show up a better record in the maiter of receipts. The figures are as follows cattle ogs Active Cattle. Togs. 95,492 107,681 122,247 1,301 Sheep. 21,935 24,151 28,082 229,041 uipts for Nov. pus for ¢ ... 785,748 1KO2 GBS, 165 1,470 1591 550,981 1,811,061 “The supply of cattle was notat all exc sive and the general quality of the offerings idedly iuferior. The murket was not essentially differcut from Tuesday's trade, Local killers monopolized the deniand, but, us usual, they wanted the good cattle and did not hesitate o pay stendy to a shade stronger prices for sultable grades. On the under grades, the warmed up, short fed and half fat stock, trade was dull and prices not more than steady. Poor to fair more or less 4 vative sieors sold unywhere from Really ehoice steers would sold a dollur higher than quotation, but there was nothing choice /. he The few western cattle here were only fair as to quality and sold ot around 3.20 to §3.40, The feeling was Arm ana although trading was not overly brisk a fuiv und early clearane was effected. 1here was no material change in hutchers stock and canuer althoush inferior pradoes were certainly - weaker if not lower., Tuey sold at from #1410 to $1.00, while fair to very £ood buteliers' cows and h brought voin §2 o $2.70. Calves wore about steddy at from 210 to 8, and yough stock uov guowbly ehanged at froni $1.50 10 § Busi in foedors was brisk enough, and in i tc ible grades prices ruled perhaps # suade steonger, There wus o fair demand from the country, but stocks are be- accumulate in traders’ hands, and 4 the under grades the feeling is weuls' and slow. Good to choice feedors 1ere atl from &5 10 §3.00, fair to good at 70 1o 84, with " inferior to 1air grades 5o #2.00. Represcntative sales DRESSED DEEF the latter 858 1210 1239 .. 850 1189 1304 1019 116 1116 770 1040 [ 88 1080 1020 H65 860 716 780 . 015 980 840 1105 950 708 1100 030 1130 963 1080 995 1020 1100 oo SR e 88 05 eTe e SXma 890 1010 960 1100 ROD 1090 1170 983 980 895 L 870 960 1070 1190 1210 498 1000 270 860 1530 1580 1300 128 C1130 L1700 1465 001150 Sroc EEDERS, WESTERN CATILE. Av. . Pr. No. 980 §2 25 1tdr 20 2 90 8 cows 13 fdrs DAKOTA. 4 oxen’ 200 b cows WYOMING, A1310 176 2 balls 2 bulls’.. 820 2 00 1 bull s 1fdr.... 742 2170 5 steers 1086 3 40 11 cows... 920 1 85 9 cows | 988 3 cows. . HO4 7 steers 1028 1 ym..... 6 Dulls . 1560 1 bull. 25 cows 1 bull 9 ealy 15 steers 1123 25 30 ILORADO. 10 cows 100 corws. 908 55 cows. 958 10 yrelngs., 054 69 <toer- 108 2 bulls. /145 1sur.tli. 7 50 st 200 87 steers NEBRASKA. 150 9bulls..1451 240 Bstrs.. 1256 IDAHO. 1304 160 5 bulls..1496 3 195 5firs.. 892 Hoes—Receipts appear to be inc this week about as rapidly as they fell off Iast week. The supply today was 1,000 heavier than the same day last week und the three duys supply 4,000 heavier than for the same three days last week. Iarly advices from Chicago were not encouraging and with nooutside demand buyers started out to secure a further decline. Early trad- ing was rather slow and at prices a shade to be lower than Tuesd butcher weight hogs sold up to #5171 and £.20, but £5.10 to £5.15 bought most of the fair to good grades, with ds and ends of rough and underweignt stuff down around & and £.05. The local demand was very good and under the iufluence of active buying and better reports 1rom eastern markets the trade imy and the popular price on tho close was # with the petter loads selling at $.20. 1t did not take very long to clear Sules were very largely at .10 i and $5.20 Tuesday on last Wednesday. Ropre- 88 cows... 805 1 bull.. . 1000 4 hulls: . 11255 9 strs.tlg. 18 feeders 7 MEGH 43 bulls.. 54 cows... O3 and .15, and £,10 to 5.1 sentative sales Av. Sh Pr 950 —— §5 00 870 — b 00 120 5 00 40 605 61 05 60 06 85 05 b4 505 64 10 66 10 80 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1215 1214 1215 15 No. 67.. 59 Ay. Sh. Pr. 809 1194 277 247 300 200 280 20 160 40 40 160 120 200 B0 160 240 PIGS AND ROUGH, B0 4 85 Surer—Receipts were moderate and the market active and fully stead Some fed Dakota wethers brought §3.15, the same as on Mon and some choice black-face lambs sold for .75, There was a good de- mand for desirable muttons and lambs, and the fecling was firm. Fair o good natives, 1812 10 200d westerns, 82,200, 10} wimon and stock sheep, 81.50@.%; good 1o choice 40 1w 100-1b, lambs, §2.50.00, Rep- rescutative sules: No. 195 Dukota wi 45 native OB native Av. Pr. 109 15 2 50 876 thers, fed. 122 101 Rocoipts and Disposition of Stock, Official roceipts und disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Ualon Stock ¥ THE NEXT MORN NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTE. My doctor sava It acia gently o Uver and kiueve. and is n pleasant lazatiy drink 18 made from lierts. wid is prepared for use a8 easily as tes. Itis calléd LANES MEpICINE b % free sample. the bowels leia necosas company for the twont Clock p. ., Novembar it four hov 20, 180 Fiers sending at TATTY i HORSE & e . Hed ¢ Head Cars, Head | Cars, Head 610 78 4077 8508 DESPOSTTION WOV TS CATON. OGS SHEER N Packtug Co... o 3. Hammond ¢o 14024 Swift &« 1 he Cidaliy Pa 1 Nelson Morris . Becker & Doy Shippers and fecdess ki U6 N 1901 Stuck Market. There was a light ran of ¢ werivals for the eemaii derof th win expected to e very nsd Conscquently there was @ rostoration mtidcnee ! s of operators and general strengthen g of prices Alnost anything vine line conld be turned Vit at of from 10¢ 1o 1he. while e good to fancy grades Duyers did not e 1o pay an wdvance of fron W There were special trades at better than $5 STOW At from $0 10 #1615 and two at $01.3 Tuttor figure s as high as has been rea This yenr, Mot of (e $tock was ot of s Baonds vefore noon wnd - the close was b at the hiher prices. The Foc Satur diny hivve heen ghout 30,7001 hoad, whieh 15 16,000 less thin for 11 time st weel 100 [ess i for e tine last (LI Ll n loss 15,00 compared with No CrIcA I e e ipts for the mo Tead, a8 st year was very Tittle ehange today in prices of hog! BEht and Hght wised werd the nost active and for these descriptions the niarket Tenned to firmness, Heavy ho, © dull aud casy, Dut (heke wis not & quotable variation inopi s forelther. Notwithstanding t it tomorrow will b very generally ol i holiday, there was fuirly fr Ty ing for Tocal peking aeeount, and us shippers were Hberd buyers holders did not find it Ay 10 CHTEY OVOE 0Ny gEORE number close was r onably frn. Sules were prinei- ln.ll Y At from £5.25 1o #5450, with frow 25 to 86,65 the range for merchantable lots. Cul were offercd at from #2 to #0706, Receipts we ostimated wt 25,000 hend, making 958,000 1 for the last seven days, wninst 70621 h 1 for the « o1l last \\\vl\ and 107,251 head ayearago. The vecoipts for the niaty Show it Toss of about H0,000 head, us compyred sveniber, 1892, dnd of 452,000 hewd us Lwith 1801 tone of the she The market was a trifle firmer, bt prices undersent o radical change. Those with - wet flevee sold slowly at fornice low prices, while those thit we dry were stron )l grvatly ineaces W the clos Of tride today fou tillawait Tlie” ran was [ 30 for Joor o 1 1l 10 1038.50 for cood 1o chofee, There was more e the trade than for sote days previou b5 were flemer: They were quoted from 024,75 TOF poor 10 cholce. Receipts: Cattle, 9,000 head; calves, 300 1028, 28,000 e sheep, 14,000 hedd 1o Evening Journal renorts 10 head 0 Westerns; 1 Chirlsting 10 prime, medinm, ineluding mon, §: and ‘fecier Tioas 8 yestv rdiy's Iowe 5.20; prime heayy niediums, #3545 5.45, i 5,000 Tiead L prices: 00540 sorted niarket King § Yutehers light, $ e Stock Market, 20, -OATTHE Rer 3,000 head; A5: shipping natiy Kansas City 1 KANSAS C1Tv, Nov. 6,800 hewd; Shiphi stewdy; Tex steors, ' §4.10@.5.23 $1.10.23.25; ~ but o 1,700 hea ; weal: bulk ; i mixed, $5.008 Yorien and | £4.505.47 Sueer -Rocer head: shipments, 1,200 b nd slow St Louis Live Stock Market 1. Louts, Nov. CarrLE—Recel head: shipments, ot reported: murk 0o good Hatives on sales eotm steers, $2.5024.00; good would bring native cows, $LO0G2.65; Texas « fiir ws, 6,500 head * ket quict; top price, sules, £5.1000 525, ipts, 1! lower: 303 bulk of 200 T nativ 20; ad: <hip niixed, 8.30; nutiv southwest $2,40; fod Texans, Sioux City Live Stoek S10UX Crry, Nov. 20 head; offic aturday, I ments, 2,080 head: narkot Stendy with yoste ¥0.1005,17021 bulk, cipts, 2,500 Receipts of live western markets Weds South Omalia Chicugo. 8 Kunsas City... . St. Louis, .. 24,000 4,000 6,600 Total . “ Castorinisso welladapted (o child ¥ recommend it as superior toany proseription knowntome.” I A, Arcii, M. 1 111 80, Oxford i't,, Lrooklyn, N. Y, “The use of *Castoria §5 &0 universal and its merits so well known that it keems work of supercro; 1t v dt, Few are the igtelligent fazilies who do not keep Castoria within easy r Canvos Marty, D, D, BAGS & TWINES | TENTS, ETC. 5 Bemis Omaha Bag [Omaha fent-Awning COMPANY. CONMPASY. Importess and manuf turers of tflour buslaps, twine. HORSIE COVE 1115 Farnam ¢ e noks, BOOTS AND SHOES, Morse-Coz Shoz Company. 1007-110)- 1111 i) Faotory —1114-1121-11) 110 ward St. We are the 05LY Manufasturer of Boots and Bhoosin tha state of Nebras<s A Koneral 1nvitatlon is exteadsd to all Lo Inspact our new factory. Hirkendall, Jones & |Amer, Hand-Sewed AL T 1004110 Harney sStreet. 18 i DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co. ’I!ilpalri) llt-‘h'qghl)ry Notlons, gents' fur 1ag goods, cor. 1Lk 1ikchey Aireots _ FURNITURE. | _ COAL. Umahahpholslenm Jobason Bros, WHOLESALE COA L Upholstered * furaiture. pholstered furaltors: | 1008 Furun - Sirewh Wholessle valy. Calia, Nob Salesroom and Ofoo vart 3 81107 CO., b d rub iiarn, shans s, 1303 tre Dry goods. nottons, fur Dubiog Koods, corner 11tk ana foward cta” | <hipuients, | fanufacturers ¢ Jobbers Direclor o o e . v e DUFFY'S PURE - T FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL ANIS 48 the time of th whin there paitully prevatont. YOU CANNDT At FOID 10 SEGLICT A COLD. Nath which has e heen discovered has ©u ter the ficst o of any for snle by druggists and grocers universuls Iy but care should he excrcised that none DULEY MALT WHISKEY €O, HOCHESTER, N, Y, DR, WILLL\ISON SPEGIALIST Vrosadont_of SURGICAL DISPENSARY, g cold, congh, Chronie, Private aunl ervous Dissases, Writy 10 0r eonsiie pesonilly. UREATVWEN T BY MATL Addross with stamp, for 1 tenlar, witlelwill b sent i pladn envelipe. 1 O Box G310 OMae 113 8 1510 street, Omabia. Noo Dueber=-Hampden 17-Jewel Adju <ted Watche It is marvelous how these famous Watches are taking the place of Il others where aceu- rate time is required. Railroad menwillhave nothing clse. Dueber Watch Works, Canton, Ohio. Protect Your Eyes. Properly ndjnsted Prof. 11 Hirehhers, the woll-known Eyo Expert of 620 Ojive strect, 8t Louls, Mo, nid 0 L. Hth street, New York, has appo!nted MAX MEYER & BRO. CO. ngent for his cotebratod Non-Ch nb'o Spectacies and Eye-( 08, whe weomplete assortment eun alwiys b found, Prof. Il Harsehberg will ren v in Omazha, Docemb r 6t)to 12th {and all those in need of properly adjusted { poctaces nd eye-glsses should avail thens ves of this opportunizy, Consu.tation free, spostacles and oye ‘hing that Omaha has long —— SOUTII OMAHA,: Umrm Slo*‘( Yards Company, South Omaha. Best Cattie 1o and <hao) marketia the wers e eee—— CONMIS3I0Y ADUSES. 2 Yicod Brotizrs, Live Stock Co 501th Umaha misiion Merohants. Telephona 1137 - Chioars JOILN DL DADISMAN, WALTER . WoOb, Market roports by mail nnd wire cheerful t Muaagers 17508 | araialiod naba anpliont: storin cures Colic, Constipation, ur Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eractation, Kitls Wor A prowotes db gestion, Without injurio g, gives s scommended continue te Tueed beneficial “For several ye your * Castoria,’ ai do so as it hag invar results, all alw bly pr Enwix I, Pagines, 125th Street and 7th Ave. M D, ew York Clty, 77 Merra® Starer, New York Ci7v, HARDWARE, it Rector & Wilhelmy | Lobeck & Ling, COMPANY | Deato s 1n narawara it Corner 10th and Jackson | mochnies tools, 2 HATS, ETC. | IRON WORKS, 2 W. A L Gibhon& Co ' Omaha Sale and Iroa Wholesale WORKS Hata. caps, airaw goods, | Safervauits, Jall woo i, Wlovos, mittens. 1:th | fron shutlors and ire e 20d Larney Strests capes Gus Andreon i von e ——— COMMISSION. | LUMBER. Branch & Co. (John A Wakelield, Tmportad, Awerican Ports Produs 1and comont, Milwai: | koo aud Qulacy s, 0y stors. | white N fruts of all i LIQUORS. | BTOVE REPAIRS_ Frick & Herbert, |Omani Stove Repair WORKN Stove repaies Wholesale liguor deate: 0d water i or any ki wath 141 ho 1001 ¥ PAPER. Carpenter Paper Co B e e ot Hir nam St OILS “Standard 0il Co.” Hefned and lubricatiif Glls, wxle groase, o