Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1893, Page 6

CONERCIAL AND FISANCI Vieible Supply Report Was D sastrons to the Bull Iuterects, PFTER OPENING HIGHER WHEAT WEAKENED Prices Held Steady Until the Aunviously Awalted Teport Was Recelved And Then the Bears Wud Their Inning. Cnicaco, Dee. The visible supply re yort was disastrous to the bull interests today. After opening higher and advancing 8,c, wheat took a downward shoot and landea with May but ¢ higher and De- comber e bett than a, yrices. Corn was steady and cle out noteworthy change. Provisions firm and very quiet. ‘I'ie bullish sentiment which prevailed at the ciose of Saturday's trade wasm fosted at to¢ opening and wheat be the day higher. The commission houses were well supplied with buying .orders and top markets were quoted steady. London and Yrench country markets were reported steady and receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were but 764 cars compared with 2.208 cars the preceding Monday and 1,882 cars Inst yoar. Under these favorable conditions prices were advanced and the bears retirved for a time. The general impression among traders was that today's visible supply re- port would show a decrease of at least 500,- 000 bu., ana this was adecided bull influence, further aiding the advance. Prices held steady until the anxiously awaited report was received and then the bears had their joning. The visible supply showed ad in- erense o1 108,000 bu. and immediately took o fall out of prices. The decline tor a few minutes was rapid, but was arrested fora time by reports of remarkably light Indian shipments, Closing cables were irregul Paris quoting a decline, and prices went down to the close. \May ovened at 69%¢, ad- vanced e, then fge, lost le, gained i, Jost ge, dropped Yy, fold off Tye and rallied 3¢ to the close at 69%,c. Offerings and demand were light in the corn pit and little business done. May opened unchanged at 40'yc, advanced e on better Liverpool quotations and tte bulge in wheat, lost 'y and rallied ¢ to the close where it had opened. Continued dullness was the only feature in oats. May opened unchanged at 38igc, ad- vanced Lec in sympathy with corn, and closed at the opening figure. Provisions were dull, the market opening ata shght advance on' lighter hog receipts than the estimates. Buying by the Anglo- American Packing company and Sam Wolf Sent prices up a trifie, but with a slack de- mand most of the gain was lost. As com- wured with Saturday night, January pork is Ige higher, Januury lard 10c higher and January ribs 2ige higher, TFstimated receipts fortomorrow: Wheat, 180 cars; corn, 340 cars; oats, 170 cars; hogs, £7,000 head. The lending futures ranged as follows ~Articies. with were WiEAT— | De | 83@034 % 1R H 407 40@10k 28%| 289 31| iy 60 12 80 7 824 May. 705 BHORT RIBS- Jan Cash quotations were FLOUR—NO salos reported. WHEAT-—No. 2 spring, = 63@03 spHiug, 681@64c: No. 2 red, 63Q6 CORN—N0. 2, 35)c, OAr8—No. 2, 28% No. 8 white, 29@31c. Rye—No. 2, 464@47c. BAnreY—No, 2, nominal; No. 8, 40@52c; No. 4, 36@4: Frax Seep—No. 1, $1.23, TIMOTRY SEED—Prinie, $3.70, PORK—Moss, por bbl., $12.87:4@18.00; 1nrd, or 100 1bs.,' ¥8.25@H.80; short Tibs sides loose), 26,8714 @7.12%; dry salted shoulders (boxod), £6.25@6.60; short clear sides (boxed), 7.50@7.75. B o1 VISKY=Distillers' fnished goods, per gal, SuGARs—Cut loaf, .0638; granulated, .047; stundard “A,'* 0460, The following were the receipts and ship- ments for today. T ARTICLES, Flour. bbls, Wheat, bu. Onts, bu. Rye, bu. Barley. b On the Produce exc! market was - steady; dniries, 18@23%c. 28@23%c¢. 11000/ AK.000 nzo today tho butter nmeries, 22@26'; Eggs, firm; strictly fresh, New York Mar NEw Yonk, Dec. 4. —I'Lovr—Roceipts, 43,000 Dblsc; exp ¥, 0700 LUIs.; sules, 16,000 piigs.; market firm With better trade in sprin entss ity mill pagonts, §4.204.50 atents, §4.30@4.60; city will clears, #. 455 winter straights, $2:80@8.20; Minnesotn ts, 83,85014.10;_winter extra, 82.20@2.70; sotn’ bakors, ‘$2.80@8.70; winter, low grades, §1.7062.20; low grudes, $1.6081.90; ox- tras, #1,9502.45, Rye—Nominal; car lots, 50@52c, BArLeY—Dull; No, 2 Milwaukee, 62@63c. BARLEY MALT-Dull; western, 66@80c; six- rowed, BU@S5e; Canndn, 90090 WieAT—Receipts, 80,200 bu.; exports, 88,- 100 bu,: sales, 975,000 'bu. futires, 85,000 bu. spot, Spotmarket duil; No. 2 red, In store und ‘clevator, OB@OBYc; afloat, 734@T240; 1.0, b., 60%@70c;" No. 1 hard, 78%e. Options opencd firm, sclling up 1@13¢ on firm_cnbles, forelign buying and expectatlons of u docroass in the visible supply. 'On the incrouse of 805, 000 pu. in the visible supply prices brokoe shorply, closing burely steady” at 4@ie net adyanee; No. 2 Junuary, G8@C9iie, obriory closed at 704 arch, 719-16@72 8-16¢, closing at 713 iy, 78 18-16@74 11-16c, closing nt 7% cember, 66108 ¢, closing at 68! eipts, 192.800 bu.; exports, 85, 90,000 hu, futures, 114,000 bu. Spot market opened firm,” cloing easy; 0. 2, 4550 in elovator, 46%@4Ge afloat, Op- tlons, dull but steady; advunced with whoeat and on the deerease {n the visible supply, re- Retod und closed steady at '@ e hot AdvAnCo; Jnnunry.!lltlzu-'-m-‘vlnsvd atddse;Muy, 46,@ 46, J1-10c, closed, ut 40yc; Doceniber, 443G at 45 OATS—Receipts bu.i sales, 115,000 bu, future: ot Spot market fal CoRN—Re bu.; sales, £pot. 110,300 bu.; exports, 1,600 ] ' 0l L‘(')lr bu. iy active and’ firmer; N0, 2, BA1{@ 3414 0. 2 deliverad, 5185 No. 8, 34¢1 N white, 86 .8 white BANGAOC: track, mixed wo N DHAL30 track, whito westers B¢ track, white Ao, 8604 1e. kot was quiet ull diiy, Showing o firmness in- sympathy With the othér markets, closing at %e net advance; JA5@85 e, d ot 84%¢ May, closed at' 863e; December, 334@ osed at 8414, Irm; shipping, 60¢; good to cholce, ; state, common to const, 19@28¢. i wet salted New Orleans, se- Ieeted, 4600 [bs., 334a0; Texas, selected, BO@HU Ihs., 4wbe; Buenos Ayres. dry, 20024 1bs., 100,110 Texus, dry, 23@30 1bs., 60 LEATHER—Stendy; ' henlock Buenos Ayres, light to heavy wolzhts, 14190, PROVISIONS—Boof, steady: 'fumily, 12@15¢; extru mess 88,.6009.00; beet huws, $17.75; city s, $15.00@23.00. Cut Cuts, pickied belliés, 8@9c: pickied shoulder Gige: piekled hums, U!‘:L‘.H“. ard, stead: ‘westernsteam closed ut 8,70 sules, 436 tierces X sules, none: Deceniber i Junlury, 85,44 $16.0015.50; extr £16,60017.60; dairy, 17@2: western factory, stute dairy, 1962060 ; state, large, 9%@11%¢ 2i0; part skims, $@94e; i western western creimery, 20027 164@2040; E ll(u}lub elwlllsnllryh'-‘ . EESE— S L0 fancy, sionll, 10061 muh...-i‘ e, Gs— 1l state and Pennsylvani feo house, 18@24c; western fresh, s, My ity 90 per bk, G VL —Steady; off grades, 24@ -nmwfl::?bum-r Fadon, 80¢ asked; yellow, 8¢ usked; yellow, prime, lbxf‘zoa ‘vfl- w, off grade: de; white, prime, 42¢; —I“‘Jf; struined, comwon to good, 1.80: s closing | phinand Baltimore, in bbls., $6.15; Philadei- n ana Baltinore, 1o bulk, $2.60 Dull; domestie, falr to extra, 5%c; o, Mot. s - Dull: New Orleans, oven kettle, £60d to choice, 354400 16 InosQilet; Aniorican,.$12.00214.50. CorPer-Strong: lake; $10.40), / Neglected; domestic, $3.30., irmer; Stralte, $20.60, PELTER - Barcly stend domestic, $376; on ‘change, 6 carloads Junuary spelter, A re A-16¢; rd A, 44@a crushod, b 3- granuln Omha Pr T of bu I I cholce country, 18@20: stock, DiEssE and ducks, 7 y tresh packing s chofe on ehickens is d and the pa ro offering only nd ducks, 7 7 he nrel past day or jeon 1ight, « murkot firm b 1 and fat vy, @S¢ 007495 grouse, golden ( <mall #4004 8 s, $2.75@3.00; rei , §3; bl teal du i green wing toal $1,25641.60; can- jack rabbits, §2.50 | @ ) > 1s, 75@90c; | deer. 3 G urcusses, ; antelops Eaas (ipt y light and deal bulk of the stock s HONEY-— 110 1ittle more freely, for it: choice wliite OvsrEns - Mediun Inid_eggs are king 23c. The Va21ic, 2 to move a and is still 1ight loes, 10c; + oxirn so- counts, 80¢. er 105 Ttalian +; English waluuts, Brazil nuts, 12@18¢} pecais, medfum, 10c, pecuns, lnr walnuts (s low und no Tho ninrket ‘on blac! one wants to buy. ABLES, BEANS—California hand-p western navy, $1.85%1.90; beuns, §1.5001.7 ( s -Onions aro quoted at 50@65e, on orders ut 60@70c; Spanish e . WATER Clikss Put_up fn lerry boxes, per case of 16 qta,, $1,60071.75. Porarors—Nebraska, lowa and Minnesota grown potatoss, in small lots from store, 66a 703 same in eat lots, 607 ‘olorado, trom store, 7 o lots, 65@70c. CABBAG < for cabbage from the couns try are filled ut 2¢ por 1. CeLERY RoOTS—According 10 size, 40@60c ver do « ed mavy, 82; common - white and onlon's, per ood stock, 35c; extra fancy Cali- upply Is fair; wost- I, per bbL, §2; radishes, ' por 50@60c; onlons, per aoz, 82; let- GnE| i !X\Ihlfe'. 30@85¢ per doz., 30c; endive, per doz. perdoz., '20¢; cauliflower, tuce, per doz!, H0¢. FruITs astern Concords, 23@24c; large abe; Mulagas,per bU-b, 1gus, per 55-1b. b, rs—Thero is not much left pears, #2.70: Muscat ses, $1.10@1.25; Tokays, . 48, ArpLES—Tho supply Is light on this market; cho per bbl., #4.50 fancy western, §1.75@ 2.10 per box. CRANBERRIES—Cranberries are arriving ver freely an in good demand; Cape Cod. r Dbl @6.50; bell and bugle, #6.50 .76; Jorsey, 86; bell and cherry, 85, TROPICAL FRUITS, BANANAS--Prices remuin about steady: per Dbunch, lurge, $2.0022.60; per bunch, small to $5.00@5.50. Mexicans or Floridus, 3; 5-hox lots, $2.75. NIA maurkef single on rapos, ouble'cn per box, s01 ed hides, 2 1 _green salted 2 green salted veal calf, 8 c: No. 2 v alf, 8 1bs. to 15 No, 1 dry flint hides, oc; No. 2 dry flint ; No. 1dry salted hides, 4 Part des 15¢ pov Ib. less than fully cured. SHEEP PruTs-Green salted, each, 85@75¢; green salted shearlings (short wooled early skins), each 10@156c; dry shearlin; (short wooled early skins), No. 1, h Bé 0c; dr; shearlings (short wooled early sking), No. : each Oc; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska buteher wool pelts; per Ib., actual weight, 10G 1lc; dry flint, K as and Nebraska murrain wool belts, por Ib., nctual weight, 17@20¢; dry. fiint_Colorado butcher wool pelts, per Ib, actual welght, 9210¢; dry flint Colotado mur- rain_wool pelts, per 1., uctual weight, 7@9c; dry pleces und biicks, actual welbgt, 637c. Minncapolts Wheat Market, MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 4.—Ior some time ufter the oponing of 'the whent market there was evident Indisposition to any sctivity, and prices held steady. ‘Thon with larger buying prices advanced and business brisk at times. A sentiment has prevailed that the market would rise quickly In the near future, The extra demand caused Tree buying on the theory that the time for such rise hud come, Then early buyers sold out on the advance and bronght n reaction. The incrense in stocks in the northwest cansed the hesitancy und final reaction. Minnenpolis receipts last week woro ,290,000 bu., and Duluth 937,000 bu., besides shipments out of the northwest direct from tho interior and farm sales to country mills, with an increase in the country houses of somé 300,000 bu. Al these show uni_apparent rate of Bales amounting to 500,000 bu. a day. The short crop people 'explained thiis in one way und anothor, but the facts were thero_ still. “Decomber ' opened ut 58c, and May at 03'c. Receipts, 520 cars; shipmenis, 20 curs. The track wheat murket was fair and active with tho sole de- mand from local millers. Elevator companies hought u littlo of the stuft hardly suitable for mililng purposes. Shippers were not in 1t to- day. No. 1 hard sold at 624@062%e; No, 1 rthorn at 60'@6le and No. 2 northern at %600, Outside of the reduction in froight rates of 5 cents per 100 I1bs. to the cast there is no speclul change in the flour situation, Millers elaim” track” wheat is some 2c too high com- pared with o bids they got on flour. Sules are reported as light, Of course, scattoring sales uro being made all the tin gregite makes i fuir sized totul ot_Is slow. ~Shipnients, 25,605 bbis., quoted 4t §3.80@8.75 for firsy patents, §8.05G3.45 for sccond patents, $1,50¢1.90 for funcy und ex- Jort bakors' FLUOG1I0 for low gradorin bags, neluding red dog. ~The added anily output of mills grinding today will probably aggregito 85,600 Lbis. Bran"is u littl ousier, that Is somo of the millors who wore asking 810 Sut- urday are offering it at#9.50 today, but those who “were selling ut ¥9.60 then ure still asking the sume . prico’ today. Khorts are quotod steady at $9.50210.50. Quotitions are ok cary for bulk, Shipments, 1,95 hides, Frocn salta hidos, hides, 25 1 1bs. to 16 Ibs., b 1ty sr. Lovts, Dec. chunged. WHEAT-Wus very strong and active early and wdvanced 1¢, litor prices dropped 4e and closed M@ke above Saturdayi cash GO December, GUXe; January, 614¢; May, 6646 4~FLous-1'irm but un- Corn—Was strong. but very slow and closed about }ic abovo Suturduy ; cish, 85%¢; Decen- ver, 88%¢; Junuary, 38c; May, 8615 OATS—Very quiet; cash and Decomber, 4o off, 27%¢; May firm, 8lc. Hye=Searce and wanted: 47¢ bid. BarLey—Dull; smull sales of Minnesota at 4745 BRAN—Firm; 6244@08c on cast track. Hay—Uncnunged; Umothy, $10.00@12.50; prairie, $7.50@9.C0. L wer ut §3.15@3.20, Hghers §.60 Did, toady ut #1.10. hunged; crewmery, 21@26c; Igher ac 2140, Quiet at #1.75, ady ut 81,15, ¢ ed ut 44@6e. changed ut 95c@$1.00, PROVISIONS—=Very quiet with ouly u small Jobbing trude at fous quotations; pork, 14.25: lurd, dry sult longs und ribs, §7; Shorts, 25; bacon, shouldors, 87.25; longs.' €8.12%4; ribs, §8.25; shorts, 88,60, RECEIMTE - Flour, 5,000 bbls.; wheat, 16,000 5 corn, 198,000 bu.: outs, 31,000 bu. PMENTS—Flour, 4,000 bbl; bu.; corn, 95,000 bu.; ats, 10056 “WigAT—1c bigher; No. 2 red, b6c. ory 3 No. 2 ixed, 80x@dlc; No. 2 mixed, 274@26¢; No. @ curcw i bigher: No. 2, 60c. Friax Suen-itigher 8o ot 200 i BY@GUe. BHAN—ACtve #nd hunged; Limothy, $7.60 No. 2 hurd, 581¢ Cony-—Firm; No. 2 white, 8 Hav—Quiet and uncl @B.50; prairie, §.00@6.00. 2 lei‘-’rcu--xsuudy; creamery, 20@26c; dalry, S-—Quiet at 20%4e. Errs—Wheat, 22,000 bu.; corn, 2,000 bu.: osts, none. SureaenTs—\Wheat, 11,000 bu.; cora, 2,000 bu.: oats, none. Northweatern Wheat Stoek. MixsearoLts, Dee. 4.—The - Norshwestern ller reports the stock of wheat u privite elevators of Minueupolis ut 959,000 bu., in- Crouse Of 82,000 bu- Cowpured with last Mon- TURSDAY an enormous manufactured surplus, and that the more the trade is taxed thoe larger will be its profits. The following ARkM closing quotations of the leading stocKE oh the New York ex- change to Alchison, . Adama_Exp Alfon. TH... do prefd.. ... Amcrican expriss 113 Baltimoro & Ohlo Canada Pa Southern ral Pacific. %, & ONlo. leago & Alton CTHE UMAHA DAILY BEE day. Thlnbrl%lhe Minneapolis and Daluth stock up to 19,607,771 hu., against 10,754,406 bu. the week before und 20,526,608 bu. & yenr “go. + ’I"‘m- Market Rocord cstimated the stock of wheat in country olevators of M . an the two Dakotas at 6,145, n gnin fo the woek of 49 wkis the Ag- grogate s storago) ¢ aso of 948, 255 bu, Coffeo Market, W Yorg, Dec. 4.—COFFER-Ontions opened poinis o on lower Havee: ciosod steady at b@ 15 points decline: sales, 1 gs, n- January, $14,10@16.65: Febraaty, March, #16.75; May, 0@ 15,4 ffoe, Rid, d 75017,874 rket stendy; (ordovi, $20.00090.5 " i . g 5 . lii'l‘l‘lfi S L. & U. S0K gacine Mail Peorla, Dee. & 8 {Pitaice Wizan Bal k.. ki o 1q do JBio Gran dorerd | Rock Tsland 4 @2c lower, ngzed. Corpre—Firm;: 3 idard, per ten kilos, 16,200 16d. Receipts during the week, B4 bangs, Purchases for United Statos, 44,000 | ags. Purchases for Europe, 10,000 bngs. iipments to United States, 10,000 bags. Stock, 130,000 bags SANTOS, Doc. 4.-Corres T'irm; 1 aver- age per ton kilos 15,300, Recelpts during the k. 45,000 buas: shipments to United Statos, 000 bags, Purchases for United States, none; stock 209,000 ¢ market firm. 0al & Cotton 01 Cert. Del. & Hudson, ... Del; Lack. & West. D. & R. G, profd.. Dis. & 0. F RI0 DE JAN exchan 1 i cxehange, 10 %) ent Norlin prid, | Gl & Eawt. 1L pf'd g9y Hocking Valloy.... 213 e Texas ilinois Central .. o \ St. Paul & Duluth Tol. & . Cen. ptid fon Pacific Su &V Milwaukee Murkots. b o profd A1t e 1yi . 1 nortiier N . Dull; No. ¢ 10% | Whiedling & Al 1275 o prefd 10 M. &St L 1014/ D & R, G neral Elec J tlonal Linseod .. F, &1 pref'd Mauhattan Cor, .. Memphis & Michigan Contral Missourl Pacific Mobile & Ohlo.. Java, | Nash. & chatt pork, $18; . 2,000 LYls.; wheat, 18,200 71,000 Bu. sales of stocks today were 231,000 s luding: Atchison, 6,900; American Cotton Oll, American Sugar, 80,4003 Chicago, Buviington & Quincy, 17,700 Chicago 003 Distitling & Catiefesding, 14,5001 Generhl Electric, 14,900 & Nash- ville, 8.100; National I Reading, 8,100, k island, 4 Panl, 19,900 Unlon Pacifie, 7,700; Western Union, 15,400, Now ¥ Al K M Murkot, NEW YORK, Dac. 4.-MoxEY 0N CALL -Basy AL 1@1% per cen last loun, 1% per cen closed ut 114 per ecnt. PRIME M TiLE PAPER-31; per cent. STERLING HANGE-Lirm, with _actual business in bankers' bills uf $4.8614@4.861} for demund, and ut $4.83%@4.84 for sixty days. Posted rates, 8484 5@4.87':. Commer- clal bills, $4.82140 4 SILVER CERTIFICATES GOVERNMENT BONDS tato bonds, firm. The closiuis quotationé on bonas: BN (St L &S 11434 St. Paul C 45 SEP.C. & P 10117 P D315 | T P 100 n Market. LAVERPOOL, Doc. 4. WiEAT—Stond mand poor; holders offer moderately; No. California, b 6d@bs 7d; red western, spring, No. 2, b5 ba@o biad; red, winter, bs 2130853 5. Cory—Firm; demand falr; 48 13d. PEAS—Canadian, bs. PROVISIONS —~Pork, prime beef, extra_India me and 'short, 55-Ibs., 48 6 49s: 1ard 50, TALLOW—American Liverpool, fine. 28s. Louisvil | 8,0 mixed western, moss, fine, 86s; 110s; bacon, long long clear, 45-1bs., New York Dry Gos NEW Yonk, Dec. 4.—The action of the dry goods market has shown very littlo interest in tho pnst week, excepting the continued - firmness in tone of prints and the activ in those cloths av_Providence und Fall River. The demand for printed fabrics’ continues moderate. Ginghinms and stuple in wod- erate request at previous ori Woolen goods continue in moderato demand. The trade of iniported g « fullen behind last year. The market is quiet, but, on the whole, comparatively stoady. The jobbing trade is without special featurc. ds Market. % bid, rong and higher. . digh e ific Us of'a La. stamped 4s. Missour Teum. X e 3 Cotton Market. ;l"l‘llnsnti‘\\' “2"1 du. 81, Louts, Dec, 4.—COTTO! bl it salen, 476 Ualos: ordinary, 6 7-16c; g O LA dinary, 616-16¢; low middiing, 6 5-16¢; mid- | D% 1 . 45 dling, 7 9-16¢; good middling, 7 18-16¢; mid- | Eile aa ..o, dling, fair, 8 5-16c. i NEW On middling, dinary, 6%, 16,400 hules; stendy; sales, ¢ . Gen. 68 Union 0s.. Int. Cert ‘ot ; i, Net recelpt sale: X ,600 hules; *bid. Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, Dec. 4. cent; Ume louns, '8:4@5 per ¢ quotations on stocks, bonds and Ateh,, T, & 2154 0 1 Americ: 83" Wis. Cel do prefe Boston & Alba Boston & Main C.B &Q General B Mexican Ce N. Y. & N. 0la Color Ore. Short Lin Rubber.,.... . Diego: ... Union Pacific West End. Westingn. Bie Closing ining shares: —Firm; wines, #1.16 Wheat, 1,200 bu. S intn oats, 81,900 bu.; rye, none; barley, 7,700 bu. |Atlantic . . Hoaton & fButte & Boston aluniet & Hoel entennial | Franklin Kearsago., 220 fll‘i‘? 243} London Stock Quotations. Visible Grain Supply. NEW YoRk, Dec. 4.—The visible supply of frain_ Saturday, eniber 2, as compiled by the New York Produce exchange, is as fol- lows: Wheat, 805,000 bu.; corn, \ 436,000 oits, 4,255,000 bu ., 579,000 rye, 954,000 bu.; ase, 60,000 bu.; ley, 3,342,000 bu.: decrease, 296,000 bu. ith Wheat Market, Loxnox, Dec. 4. ‘—The wheat market | Consols, monay 08 11-10]Moxican ORITATY opened this morning at '3c higher than Satur- | Consols, ac 98 :161 81, Paul common... day for cash and }sc for May. Following were | & 773 New York Central the closing prices: No. 1 hard, cush, 61 108, Pennoyvanl Decomber, 61ic; May, 65%c; No. 1 northern, | 7 | Mox. Cen cashy 60%4¢; December, 601ac; May, 663 0! & 28 2 northern, cash, 57ci No. rejected, eit—31 15-46d per oz, Aotcion track, No. ') morthern, to-urrive, 5C. Durut, Dec the opon v “OIL Markets, wmonths bills, 2!43@2 8-16 O City, Dec. 4.—National transit cer- tificates opened at 773%; highest, 77'4; est, 76 closed, 77%: sales, 000" bbl. clearances, 24,000 bbis.; shipments, 141,42 bbls.; runs, 65,500 bbls, PITTSBURG, tificates opel est, 77%; lowest, 7644c. Woul Murket. St. Louis, Dec. 4.—Woor—Entirely un- changed; no sales reported. San Francisco Mining Quotutions, SAN 5c0, Doc. 4.—~The official closing uotations for miniug stocks today were as ollows: ational transit ecer- 4 closed at77%; high- Crown Point Gould & Cury Hale & Me: STOCKS AND BONDS, Firmness of Saturday Was Wholly Absent in Yesterday's Deallngi New Yonk, Dec. 4.—There was nothing loft this morning of the firmness with which the stock market closed on Saturday. On the contrary, the stock market was weak | and sympathized with the heaviness of the London market for American securities. The publication of the president’s message in advance of its delivery to congress.gave the street o knowledge of its contents through the medium of the wire and the fact that i made no mention of a contemplated bond issue was regarded as a bear point and helped to depreciate values. The November statement of the St. Paul road coming in with a large decrease in earnings was an- other factor in the general depression. Lon- don, Too, was in the market as a seller of St. Paul; Atchison, Union Pacific and Louisville and the west sent in a number of selling orders. The general market opened a fraction lower and in the early dealings a decline was recorded, ranging from X4 to 2 per cent, the latter in Western Union, which was sold to realize the profits of the advance. Pull- man and Lead preferred declined 2 per cent, Lead common 1i¢ per vent,and Lake Shore, Burlington & New Jersey Central 1 per cent. Distilling and Towa Central preferred was sold after 11o'clock quite freely, A free selling movement was developed which spread to almost the entire list and a down : #1,000 premium. ward movement was inaugurated which | R PrOTUUN s e T was nov checked until a dechne of from 3 | perial Bunk of Gormany shows an increaso to 134 per cent had been recorded. A qu n speclo of 7,733,000 murks, turn_was made before noon on the bull side | BBOSTON, Dec, 4. —Olearingy, $1 of the warket, Chicago Gus selling 11 per | aces, ¥1L770.134, a cent, Moblle & Ohlo 2 por cent, and th vost SANRRSSRNEKALE JARIRE Gaslh withoe Bost of the list from 1) to 1% per cen AN 50, * t BAL "har 0A V] un during the afterncon deal- JHIC, -0 2 dealings tho market became stendior and at | sneys - weisat S4B 0T the close wus fairly firm. Compared with | rutes 6@8 por cent. the closing sales of Saturday. the last quota: tions today are decidedly irregular. Cotton Oul preferred is 11 r cent lower, Lead preferred 1 per cent, Western Union 15{ per cent, Lake Shore 13¢ per cent and Pullinan, l:pclfliMx;‘}l. \ow Jersoy Contral, Minueap: " Moxnay, Dec. 4. olis 5 s preferre vary ( Tackawanni & Westorn and Tivansyiie 4 | Keceipts of all kiads'of stock wero fair, Terre Haute, | per cont. Mobile & Ohio i | buv fell somewhat ghort of the run of a week 214 per cent hizher, Baltimore & Obio and | 880. d Canada Southern 13 per cent and Louisville nere were pienty ofxattle on sale. Offer- f,“,é‘,fi;',‘,fi",':*“fi;,‘.'fe‘.“,‘.'"““ and Towa Central | jngs dia not include a'great many good cat- The ‘,0_,:‘,_”5: The business in stocks | t1€ but more common truck than there was was light this morning, the common ex- | 4By call for. The market was slow, the de- planation being the wish of speculators to | mand being rather ‘restricted, Prices ruled see the president’s message huiluro resuming | anywhere from weik to a dime lower than Saturday, poor to very fair 900 to 1,400-1b. steers seliing all th way from $3.35 1o 4. activity. When the message was publish trading erew duller than cver, o natural The western cattlé’ Were mostly cows and feeders. Taken altogether it was a dull, consequence enough, since the document, both in its positive recommendations and in weik trade and there were quite a fow cat- tle in first hauds at the close. its conservative tone was precisely what had been expvected. Such declines as there was in toduy’'s prices took place as a rule be- fore the publication of the wessage The cow market was aiso dull, althoueh as und vrose chiefly from mode- | far as the really desirable butchers' stock rate realizing sales. The afcernoon | was concerned, prices ruled very nearly market was firm throughout. 1t-was the re- | steady. Sales includea poor to very good ported decrease in Ht. Paul gross earniogs | cows and heifers at from $1.50 to 270, with which started tho forenoou seliiug, and the | the bulk of the tradiog at from $2 to $2.40. sales were participated in by last week’s | Calves at from &2 1085 were about steady, and there was litue change in the warket for rough stock, common Lo very good bulls, oxen and stugs selliog ut from $1.50 to §2. speculative buyers and by London. In Lon- don’s market the onhy evelopment worth en . “he fecaer trade wis rathers quiet. Offer- ings were fuirly liberal and the demand came poticing was the sua. drop in the local wmoney rate, promptly. reflected by lower sterling rates bere und in Paris. Chlissgo Gas and Distilling certificates scored sharp | chiefly from regular dealers. Prices, how- ever, were firmly held ou all suitable grades, although a trific off on the common light stockers., Good 1o chouce feeders are quoted New York New Yonrk, Dec, mining (! Cholor...- own Point..) 1. Cal. & Vil G0 opH 70! Ply On the Ew Yonk, De cablegram from London T wus un- changed today, but weak. A considerabto amount has just been shipped to Bombay. The tulk of an tuiport duty in India on silver is re- vived. The Indian government has announced a furtl 16 of 1,600,000 six-months bills, The murkets dull today. There was nuch roaliz nd much disappointment because New frafied from fresh buys ing. The tone of sp 1 is houlthier, financial KANsAS Crry, 81,790, 756. BArriMoRe, Doc. 4.—Clearlngs, $2,628,427; balances, $202,119. PAns, Dec. 4.—Three per cent rentes, 981 67¢ for the account. NEW Yonk, Dec. 4.—Clearings, $78,137,775; balances, #5,181,617. OMAHA, Dec. 4.—Clearings, $1,015,275; same day last week, 8931,167, PaiwApereara, Dec. 4. 153; balances, 81,985,467, Menrnis, Dec. 4. ow York oxchange, sell- learings, $336,094; bulances, 851,- NEwW ORreans, Dec. 4.—-Clearings, $1,687,- 198, Exchunge, bank, par; commerclal, $1 per ~Clearings, $11,818,- 376,363; bal- Money, 4@6 per cent, Ex- g OMAHA LIVE STOCK i P Weak Opening of & New Week the Ohlef Feature of ¥he Trad; advances. At present all the Wall street dabblers in the latter stock belleve implicitly that the distilling compuny alwuys carries at88ro 300 fair to good at .50 to #1, with fnferior o fair grades at #2.10 to £2.65 Representative sales: DRESSED o 1012 1050 940 I SO L L PRI x w= 1090 . 910 BULLS, 50 e Av. 1194 1110 1300 1000 1000 1000 1100 AND FEEDERS, 1 010 1 1 L 8RO . 940 701044 10 ). 445 3% 2 90 5 20 800 7 12 8 00 10 045 956 WESTERN CATTLE. Av. Pr. . 1800 ¥1 75 867 2 30 No. 1 115 ul . 0w 3 bulls. 2 feedrs. . 22 ste 1 heifer, 121 ¢ LW, 42 cows, 18 feedr 1bull .. 1090 1375 11852 1140 41 5 1 b4 26 bully 101 fecd; 2 feedrs. . feedrs hully RS X 1t caly steor fdrs . fdrs fdrs. cOW 1 cow. b 76 8 00 2 25 1 225 226 2 30 2 80 310 11 16 Cow! cow cow. cow: fdrs. WYOMING. 180 2 36 2 50 826 UTAH, 14 steers..1239 8 25 Hoas— The market was throughout on 114 tdrs very uneven, weai the heavy and packing grades and something of a “swaybacic’ on the light and butcher weight stuff. Monday, ceipts were fair for Re- A few of the first bide and sales were nearly steady with Saturday, but with little or no inquiry from shippers and speculators and bearish reports from Chicago, the best loads, light, ~sold _early load or two of scllers could get was $5.05. s of all weights the pa 10 and $.15. 1 bogs was slow throughout bot for the market soon and the average of prices puid was nickel lower than the close of last we 10c lower than last Monday. rough ling on hea akened, 1ol a I and Some of h heavy and $.2 and on a packers all For fair to gond spular figures viere y and mixed . but light weights firmed up a little toward tho close, the bulk at thing sold, 5 and §5.20 Sa against .1 $5.20 to £.2 on last Monday. tive sales: Pr. 25 00 506 5 056 b 06 b 10 510 510 510 510 510 510 5 10 510 510 510 610 510 610 510 610 510 160 280 240 280 200 120 40 120 260 200 160 120 120 820 240 80 40 — 400 Sneer—But one mixed hardly good enough to k lond natives was reccived, 2,10 and $5. turday and from Representa- of very common They were ill, Local houses areall anxious for desirable muttons and lambs £00d nu erns, § $1.50@2, §2.50(@4.00, Recoipts and DI t quotably tirm ives, $2.75(@8.50; 26(@8.16; common posh prices. Fair to fair to good west- and stock sheep, good to choice 40 to 100-1b. 1ambs, tion of Stook. OMclal recolpts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of tho compuny for the forty-oigh 6 o'clock p. m., Decembor 4 RECE Union Stock Yards ht hours ending ut , 1593 ‘nuu’u‘fi CEICs s, | Head, [OATTIE | ndally Packlig Co... Nelson MOrris....... . A Huas. ... Shippore and 16 Leftover....... Total Chioags - CHICAGO, Dec, 4. cattle today, estimuted at GG [ TR about 3,000 head more than arri da; offerings were materially g mand, ana the market was lower. A few very cholce from 10¢ to 15¢ of last we Srunk and file’ sufferod u ds g Prade opencd at u lut d up to the middle of the foything had been dony belug wide upart in th thore was u and 4,000 head more thai 4 year roater thi weak and nnevenly seors cold within s prices, but the cline of from 16¢ er hiour thin usual, forencon scarcely buyers aud sellors views of values. axonubly wctive move- but not nearly all tho cittle were taken slose wis DOL 4t all sutiafactory W the selling lnterest sales but cattle ore thun numerous, the pop! fow other re {roi 89:10 (0 8.20 for steers wid Luferior cows were £2.76 for cows und bulls. quoted at from #1.25 0 readily salbic at those lo and feedors did not show prices for veal o Tho market s had steudioess for hog: $0.50 ranged There was i sale of fine 2-year-old shori-born steers at 25, and t better good ewough to were not prices being from 82 10 Teporte ular 60, and were not gures. Slockers much change, und wbout as before. the a) rance of 1t was notquito as strong s at Saturduy's openig, vut wveraged fully We way live withet politics, pavties, and frlls, WC- wfl? We way e withovl vot live without taxes, aud live withoul- kolls: |'m)‘ when vadieals Cope, But civilized mawn canmol live withoul Soap. Next to the foolishness of trying to live without Soap, is the great unwisdom of living without SANTA CLAUS SOAP which is acknowledged to be far better than any other kind. Sold everywhere by enterprising grocers Made only by N, K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago. MAHA Manufacturers & Jobbers BAGS & TWINES | TENTS, ETC. Bemis Omaha Bag (0maha Tent-Awning COMPANY. Importers and manufae. turers of flour sacks, burlaps, twine. COMPANY. TORSE COVERS, 1115 Farnam Stroe! BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse-Coe Shoz Company. oom and Ofcs—1107-110Y. 1111 Howarl 5t Factory ~111 ~112) Howard St. We are the ONLY Man urers of Boots and Shoesn the state of Nebr mer, Hand-Sewed SHOE CO.. boots, shoes and rubber 1810 Harnoy agents Boston Rubber 8hoe Co. 102~ 1104:1106 Harney Street. M. E. Smith & Co. | Dry goods, notlons, fur- niebing goods, corner 1ith and Howard S FURNITURE. Omaha Upholstering COMPANY. furaiture, GOOL on Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Johnson Bros, WHOLESAL COAL. 1008 Farnam Sireet, Omuhia, Neb. Director s HARDVVIAR;,”V e ;‘. Rector & \\'llhelmy! Lobeck & Linn, COMPANY. | Dealo Corner {0th and Jackson | Streots. | __ HATS,ETC. | IRON WORKS. W. A L. Gibbon & Co | Omaha Saleand [roa WOILKS, Wholesale )5, ALTAW. KOO, miitens. 1k ney Str 17 hardwara vt mochanies’ tools 104 Dougl v Stras: [ saton LUMBER. [John A Wakefield, _ COMMISSION, | Branch & Co. Produce, fruits of all| land cement, Milwau- | keecement and Quincy Kinds, ovaters. | white thus." Y L R LI R __LIQUORS. | STOVE REPAIRS Frick & Herbert, | Omana Stove Repaic WOIlkR.. Blovhrt Wholesale liquor dealers and water attach " PAPER. Carpenter Paper Co Carry o full st of Prinung wrapping and writlng ors, card papers, eto. Standard 0il Co. Refined and lubricating olls, axle yreaso. b asgood as that vlulv'n close (| 1b. hogs were saluble at from sules of choice light and medium bout be ghts were under * the 1706 to 750 The re galnst 31,- 1920 a yea nd noth argoly was an nctive carriod over. . 103545 and from £5.15 to 86,40 for merchantable lots. The demg to run for hogs under 300 bs., the mely heavies being ton certain extont neglected. The actual wants of buyers did not call for more than 50 per cent of the sheep on sale and therefore there was continued weakness. Good to choice and thie better class of lambs s0ld no worse thun on Sututday, but poor and common lots could net be disposed of at that day's prices. Tho receipts were estimated ut 15,000 head ‘and quotations ranged from $1 to $3.50 forshoep and”from $276 to 8440 for amps, Roceipts: Cattle, 20,000 head; ealves, 500 head; hogs, 82,000 head; sheep, 15,000 hedd. The Evening Journal reports? CATTLE — Receipts, 20,000 scant, prices 26c lower; £5.85@6.25 cholce, $4.5 others; 21.00@2.80; stockers inues 2,000 head; market strong ©; roush packing, $5.10@ ; pucking ana shipping, §5.20@5.85; prine and medium, #0.35@5. light, 15,000 head, cl uttons, ; extra lnmbs, 23.( @ .00@3,50;" bulls end mi 0 heavi Yorkers, 85.30@5. SHEEP--ReceIpts, 800 head; marketslow. St. Lous Live Stock Market. §1. Louts, Dec. 4.—CATTLE—Receipts, 2,800 head; shipments, nonc; market lower; na- s, e bid for' 500-1D. steors; fuir to good ors, §3,2504.60; fed ers, #3.008 : ferass T [3 Hoas—1 marke $5.000! SHEE eipts, 800 head; shipments, none; supply very small, not enongh to niake 4 market, Sloux City Live Stock Market. 810ux Orry, Dec. 4.—Hoas—Recolnts, head; officiul Satruday, 2,888 head; ments, 1,014 head; market weak to b than Saturd ; bulk, §5.0 CATTLE R i offlciul Satur- day, 202 hoad euts, 202 head; market vory slow, hipments,none; bulkc of 'sules, 700 ship- ower In Sght Recelpts of live stock at the four principal western markets Monday, Decombor'4: Hos Sheep. 104 15,000 000 800 Total.. 16,804 Sun Fran Midwinter Falr will be one of the attractions on the P cific const during the coming winte 1t will be held from January st to June 30th, 1894, and might be aptly termed the World’s fuir in minature. It will equal if not surpass the great Centennial, The Union Pacific is offering unusu- ally low round trip rates to all Cali- fornia points and Portland, Ore. Send 2 cents for our Califorma Sights and Scenes, H. P. 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Live Stook Commission Meroiente 80tk Umabs—Telepions 114 Chiosts OHN D DADLIMAY, TR EEE Market reports by mall and wire cheerful wraishod upon spplicetion.