Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1894, Page 6

oot et ERCIAL AND FINANCIAL COMN Heaviness Was the Fe ul FOREIGN At the Bome CHICAG featuro | closed closed visions Wheat At 6490 seored., favorabi gened ceipts w #ib of the la ket and vrices some Yr fairly st was re stocks bearish buck reported the Rocl 954,000 b 761,000 bu. SRreRnLal S d & wiih al caused steady May dec from and close Ihere steady te 118 to some extent to almost bottom figures. 1ic aboye © to e, 8 ture in Wheat 8pec- ation and May Olosed Lower, MARKET ADVICES UNFAVORABLE However, There Was Buying—Brads Quite Deeline, Very treet’s Good Report Had a Bearish Effe 17.—Heaviness was tho wheat market and May er after a weak opening. Corn ¢ higher, oats 'sc higherand pro- lower all around opened weak, with May 1t o further loss of ¢ was soon The weakness was caused by un- o market advices from abroad and a Ack of support. Northwestern r ¢ than lust year and respon for the decline. Some rier traders were beaving the mar- their free offerings were against At the decline, however, there was otty good buying. Prices held ady until Bradstreev's report of cived, which again had a and helped to carry p Bradstreet's se of 1,045,000 bu, east of and a decrease of net increasc of xport clearances were fair 6,000 bu, The cleara tle buying atvhe end of the session a slight reaction and May closed the day's bottom figure after opening, advanced off from %c¢ to bc, Jan n today's ¢ lower ore large effect os u incre ky mountains 1 west, 1 The Aving @ lined e ensed A was not much e was displayed, doing in corn. A but the range as a whole did not vary materially from that of vesteran more, to opened vancod 87¢c. 1 her the ot ut brealk in range and at s cf luter, pr at about Provis on the ry the opening wi y. Present ipts are a littie fny's arrivals beig 333 cars lower ab #if¢e, declined e, ¢o and reacted ;¢ to the clos fair trade in May oats, but ere quict. ‘The feeling s unsettled ing to the at, and first s at e from e to '4¢ below yeste sing. A better fecling developed ces advanced e and closed steaay thie top of the day at MWige fons opencd weak and slightly lo'ver in of live hogs at the yards being in was a r months wh excess of the estimates, with reported liberal receipts were the ing_ b limited e: creased offerings, became b ing later on temporary market w limited e prices of . Compa ribs 15¢ 1 Estima 13 cars: action of wheat. lowe west. Packel On some cover- A fow prices firmed up a xtent, to break away aguin on in- Subscquently the market Jeavy in response to the correspond- The buying of pork by a prominent broker caused a reaction, but the tone of the s weak, a8 it eased off again to a xtent and closed near the inside the day. red with May owor. wted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. corn, 87 cars; outs, 100 cars; hogs, throughout the principal sellers. last night May pork is ard 15¢ lower and May 85,000 head. "T'ne lex 7 A:ih 8. wding futures ranged as follows Open. Low. WirAT— Jan Frax S Tisorny Ponk 00 1hs /006.6 iigh. | Close. T Oarwih| GaX@Ta| B4l Goly ul.uu.mu‘ 605 a4 341 41 345 3T 20 29 28 1i 21 i 62 & No. 8 spriug, i, 59150 1507 No, 3 yellow, 8814c. . 2 white, 204@ No. 8, 43@060c; EED—No. 1, #1. ED—Prine, 84,15 per “bbl, $13.10@13.15; lard, )rt ribs sides (loose), dry salted shoulders (boxed: short clear sides (boxed), $7.00 Mess, 5 256,60 @7.50. Witsky—Distillers' finished goods, per gal., #1.16. R dard Cut loaf, $5.86; granulated, $4.61; A, £1.49. following were the recelpts and ship- ments for toduy: Flour, W Corn. ieat, b, ... i 000/ 12 16,000 10.000 5000 176000 191,000 9000/ 1,000 44,000 26,000 1,000 1 15, 105000 On the 13@18%c, NEW 20,500 bl ks : 3.5503. nesota st 82.0504.0 pa spring heavy; e rood it BUCKW nsked CoRy BARi LWO-TON BARLEY MALT bup sule bu. N 2 north lower ¢ g an kots, N ruiry, O Tt 603 Juiy, 71 closed 72 CoRN bu.; bu. spof LYREs 4@ i\ generally fir and small Wi closed at ONs—- ke bu.; spot e 2 whi sl Sp trick, mixed wostern, West a0e clostng a3¢; Lol e M rn, Steidy 16,5068 Hors 20¢: Pac 1oy leans sol selected, 20@40 1hs,, 10561165 Ty [ LA wis_quiot, Yonk, 2,657, spot. afloat, graded red, n, closing e closed sulos, Options ruted dutl 1 Produce exchange today the butter 1; creameory, 190 21c. Eggs, w strictly fresh, New York Markets, Juan, 17— i exports, 8,700 arlot dull und weak 105 winter stralghts, ¥ s, # 15; Minneso i — Recelpts, bhls.; B0 patents, kers, $2.80@3.60° vionts, $8.4008.00; winter low grades, spring low grades, $1.6051.90] N, #1.90G nflour, omuon to fulr 82.202.70; cholce extru, Southern i superiine, $2,70 buckwheat ' lour, nEAT-Wenk; Canadian, ex-bond, 76¢ stote, #8.0005.35; Brandywine, §2,70, Mo Steady. Nominul; No. 2 Milwaukee, 65@66¢; , BUG030. Dull; wostern, 6580 5o sIx-rowed, BOGHSC, Recelpts, 14,700 bu.: ¢xports, 9,000 o8, L6GO,000 Du, futtires and 61,000 Shot * market, dull and ousdier; red, in store und olevator, 67%c; £ 0. b. 67%e; uns 6u@biec; No. 8 red, 63%50: No. 1 Tihe. ~ Options opened e o locul oferings, rallicd on cove- d o steady tone to forelgn quict ut L@ye nev loss, red. January, closed 65%c; Febe Oa@00Le, closed at 663 March, 13-16¢, ¢losed at 67%c; Miy, 691305 8 00 Tun \Closad al 70%¢; R@TL 11 wed 714 ugis e Dec 701614, closod 1010, 2,500 bu.; ¢Xports, 71 5,000 hu. futures X t.' Snot' murkiv steady; No. 2, §e o ¢ o afloat; yellow Se; ungra (@41 %50 woron th Interlor ot udvi 413es Fobry Juna- Kecw quict all big seaboard ¢ movement, west elosiig I 413c, closed ‘ub 4810 psed il 44ty 0 bu: exports, 1,900 futures, 115,000 gt wetie; No2. o oIpts, 5, 165,000 t firnicr No. 2. delivored, § 18 No. 8 \\Inn' 3845 track, \\Inh- Stut 8 but steady with o ot udvaned; gunuary closed ruiry closed at 83%c; March closed iy, B4adarge, closed'at 84 e 1ipDiig, $6.50; good (0 eholce, 150 Wt saltod New Or- 1bs,, 41360Me; Texus, fuenos Ayres, dry, as, dry, 2430 lh\’n 341, @400 500, Steady; state, iflc coat, 18 About Stead Getod, 40408 1 854050 bs., 46 10n to cholce, Quiot; hemlock sole, BuenosA yres, Light to heavy weights, 14@19¢, POV 16,003 [ lies, for expor BUEB 20 asked #7.95 noml: Bouth Aw Sy W T wostorn ¢ 18 160, b le eren CHEESE beef hanis, 1.00428.00. 1085-- Boef, steady; fa #17; city ext Cut micats, A7.00@ @8, 124 505 plekled i lower usked: sales, anis, §9.2 Lard, netive torn stoamn closed at $8.20 000 torees uL 88.26@8.40: bulk t; optlon sules, none: Junuary closed Fubruury, $.25 nominal; Muy, i refined, fower; continent, 88,75 nipound, $6.60. Pork, i gaic K western dmry, 134@17¢; ery, 18204403 WOsLOrn fictory. Elgins, 204c; stato dairy, 16@238¢] awiery, 18@22¢ Sty stute, Joricit lar 2B11K¢e; amall wkims, FG08 190 part skims, 4@10c roceipts, 8,408 pkge: fce 00 por caso; western fresh, 144 rn, 164c TALLOW-Strong; city, b%e; country, B¢, quality PRTROLECN - Firm: United elosod 80%e bid; Pennsylvania ofl, spot sales, none: February, salos, none; closed, 504e bid; Bma oll, sales, nojne Rostx—Dull #1121 1.15. TCRPENTINE Rice—Stoady. MoLAsSES - Naminal Corroxsern 11— Markot loss firm and loss active; prime crude, #$1a32c; off crude, 264 yollow butter grades, 36@89¢; pri itnw, firm: viowe of holders fair roilning, 2% sales ot ontriTuaala, Db tost, ot (nd firly netlye; No. 6, rads-oed’ No wioang, 7-1639%¢c; No. 13, uld A, 4 7164 {¥iye: - contectioners’ ot Tonf, 4 16:166061¢; crush powdered, 4 7-167450: gr nd dull; Amorleai, stralned, common to good, Steady at 30:4@a1e, check business; 7,000 bugs fined, firm de; No. 7, 3% No. 0, 8% 15-16, 11, 8'11:16¢: No, 12, 850 stunda 4 111641« 4 16-16010 Tuted, 4 3-10004 Pi oS - Weik @16.00. Coppen—Ensy; lake, LEAD--Dull; domestic, #3.10. TiN—Lower: Straits, $20,10, SPELTER-Quiet; domestic, £8.0 | #12.00 | | $10, 2% asked. o o Market, BorTen There able varlation from yestorduy’s prices 1gh the coldoer weathier lias a tendency to stifon the market Cholee countey, 111663 pueking stock, DRESSED POULTIy-The market his astronge tendency and sales are inereasing at yester- duy's fizures. Chickens, 6%7e: turkoys, 87 goese and ducks, 9210, Inforior stock would sell below the ahoye figures Live Poviaiy There is some demand for cholee stock and the markot {5 falrly well sup- phied. Good stock Is guotahie at 5@be. VEAL—The arrivals are not heavy and tho market firn ot previous quotations: ehoico small and fat veals, thin or heavy, 15 no notice: Alth T@Tiac; uail and venison s but il on tho GAME-—Drairio chick are out of scason, and th market oxeept dicks, € e duicks, §2000:2.50 2.00: smatl rabbits, §1: squirrels, Foas While prices have ot materially ad- vanced tho market §s stronger than for sev- eral days past.. Tn most cisos roally first-clr | stock 15 snlable nt 14c.. Fresh stock, 13@14c; cold storuge, 11012¢, Hoxiey ~Choico white fornia, 16 Ovsiers-Medium, I, X. L, ndurds, 200 1805 extrn st selvcts, 22¢; company sele Nors- Chostnuts, 120 chestiuts, 127013¢: almonds, 18¢ nuts, 12i14¢; ilberts, 120c; Brazfl nuts, 1@ 12c: pecans, | 12@14c; peeans, medium, 10¢. The marketon black walnuts s low and 0o OnE Wants to huy VEGETABLES, BeANs - California hand-picked navy. 81,902 003 western niy y, #1850 1.90; commion whits benns, $1.6041.75 ONIONS -Onlons aro quoted at on orders at 65@70c; Spanish fo, $1.50 WATER Ciiigs—Out of the market PoTATOES Nebraska, Towa and Minnesota £rown potatocs, {llots from storo, 657 7005 same in car lots, 60c: Colorado, from Colotady lots, 68@70c 'fur cubbuge from the coun- filled at 2 1, W R00TS - Aceording 1o slzo, 402503 per doz. CELERY—Good stock, 35¢; extra fancy Cali- fornia, 500k clover, 1 Cali- horseshoos, D@65e, and onion’, poer e supply Is fair; good wLES -Spinach, per bbl, 82; per doz ies, | por doz,, ” Boe: endive, per doz, 7oc;_onions, per doz., 20¢; canliflower, per doz, $1.50@2.00; eituce, per doz., 5077505 cucunbers, 82; tom toes. per crate of 20 Ibs. string 'beans, 2,60 per %-bu, Iv-l\. parsiey, per doz. J\h.. RE plant, per doz, § salsify, 80@35e PRUITS There are no Catawbas on the mar- agits, per H0-1b, Lbls., ne 16.00; Tazas, por 5o-10, bhls., not, §6.0006.50. CALIFORNIA PRurts -California truits entirely off the market. AvpLis—The supply 15 11zht on this market and; priced gl tincy western, $1.90G2.00 per box CRANBERRIES (! freoly and are 1 per DOL, 36007 orsey, $6.002( GrADE ot; Mul are anborries are artlving very good de ; Cape U .50; bell and bugle, #6.50 3 bell and cherry, $5. OPICAT, FRULE BANANAS—Pricos remiain abont steady: por bunch, large, $2.0072.50; per bunch, It medium, §1.756@2.00. LEMONS—Now Massina slze 860, § 5.50. Grs—Vexicans, per hox, & 2.40; fancy Floridus, § .75 Per ok, £4. FURS. Bear—No. 1 black, large, $20.00825.00; medium, $15; smaull, $5.00210.00; black y: Tings, large, $12.00215.00; mediurm, $10; small §7: black cubs, lurge, 36.008.00; modium, £/00@6.00; small, 87;' black Montana and Rocky mountain, lurge, 81800222003 medlum, $14; small, $10:' black Montana yearlings, arge, 8123 edlin W1l #65 blkck Mon: tuni cubs, large, & mediium, 34,507 small, i or o, farito.” 8201 i, $19; small tip yearlings, large, $11; medium, 881 ssllver tip cubs, lurge, 86: medium, #4.60; small, $3; brown, lnrge, $20.00©25.00] wedbim, #1067 small, $12; yéarlings, Targe, £10.00212.00; mod 48 “small, "86; cubs Targe, 87; medium, $5; smail, 8; badzer—No. 1 50; ‘medium, '60c: 5 fisher—No. Liarge, 5 fox silver, us to color according to boaut No. 1 lurge, $100: modium, $60; suiall, §4( silver pale, ficcording to benuty, large,’ 8503 medium, $30; small” §20: cross, large, §7 #3; small, 827 red, lnrge, §1 $1.06; small, $1; gray, large niedium, 60c: | sm 40c; kit Soc; | mediim, 40 80¢. 1 lirgo, 835 wodlun, £2; small, $1.60¢ rze, $2; medium, 31.50] smal, 1, lurge, 80c@$1.00; medinm, , 65¢; mink, dark, No. 1, larg divm, 730; sl B0¢; mountyin lion, por fect hend and feet, No. 1, larze, $1.007:2,00 fmperfect skins, Batbic: ottor, No. 1, large £ medium, 3 , $5; otter, palc, No. 1, larg lium, §5: suil, $4; rac No. 1, large, S0¢; medium, ek, s to beauty, N Black, eased, 7501 small, bue i, 7003 snall, lurge, G i, muw.l‘ Targ lemons, size 300, GRAPE FRCin Iyny, N marten, No. stripoed, large, ow striped, 40c; smak, 26¢; brond ; wolverine, No. 1, lary wolt—mountalin 3;'medium, §2; smull, §1.60; p medium, 60c; & aver—per skin, No. 1, lars medium, 2; Kits, medium, § ntuskr No. 1, large, W0aile; ‘medium, 9 fall, Targe, 820¢; medium, 7e; ' small, 6 lurgo, $2w3c. % HIDES. TALLOW, E 1greon hidos, 250 No, 2 green No. 1 3¢: No. 2 roen salted mum N LBreen salted Bk 1bs. to 40 Ibs., 3c; No. 2 ‘greon salted Bidos, 28 10 t0 40 by, al calf, 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs.. 6o: No, il calt, 8 1bs. to 15 Ibs, 4c; No, Ldry flint hid . 2 dry fling hides; 4e: No. I dry salte art curcd hides e por T, less than fully cured kR DrrasGroen snlted, ench, 85075 groen salted snoarlings (short wooled early skins), each 10@loc; dry shearlings (short Wooloit onrly sicinsh Na. -1, cueh o 0c; dr sheurlings (3hort wooled early skins euch be: dry flint, Kunsas® and N Wwool pelts, per 1b., acty Nobraska newal woleht, filnt biteher wool i o acty Kht, ¢ dry Nint Colokado mur: rain wool peits, por b, actuul wolght, 7@9¢ dry pleces and bicks mctual weight, 6G7c. lurgoe HinEs N hides, 2¢ st. Louts, Jan. 17, lower: flour §6.5064¢ WiEAT—Wont off 4 and closed 4@%c i Junuary, Fusy, but not buckwheat arly, then rallied %c below “Yosterday: cash, ici May, 61%@061%e; July, Cony—Cash and near by opt fur wwiy futures ensior; cash, d i Fobruary, 98¢ asked; Muy, 845, 3 Jul Higher; cash dnd Junuary, No offerings, Y—No mirkot Lower; oust track, Unchanged; prime 004 10,00, LEAD -Quict at Lk - Dull it #3.274@3 FLAX SEED—Stendy at $1.32 Rurekr—Dull and” unchunged; ergamery, 214 GGS— Low CORN MEAL—31.6501.70. WHISKY - Steady ut 8115, BAGGING -Qulet: HEGe 031,00, LKON COTTON TIES—9 Provisioxs—Lower. Pork, #13.756 1n fob lots. Iry salt shoulders, 3 nd ribs, sho 7. HU Fots, 10 n Bacon, shoulds 17.00; ribs, 6244 ; short i tprs—Flour, 8,000 bbls.; wheat, 16,000 bu; vorn, 120,000 bu.t aits, 54,000 bu. SuteMeNTS—Flour, 5,000 bbls.; wheat, 10,000 bu.; corn, 94,000 bu'; oats, 17,000 bu. Minneapoils Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 17.—Wheat ¢ lower todiy, but from thit sold u the 10ss at ono time, but luter closed at 'ye lower thin Wore 203 citrs; shipmonts, 24 cars. This whoat was madnly from 2rain that had been stored in country efevators intended to be carried until M it on_account of the high prices paid for cush wheaut, us compured with the prices paid for May, country elevator people sold to arrive, and are shippiug out thelr stored whe Farmers ure sald to be delivering wheat to the elevators lu the country, wnd it 28¢; May, 58259 to choice timothy, separator box: longs, R ned e , recoverin declined and yestorduy, Kecoipts OMAH/ tall | 1s probablo thers will be a targo decrense tn ok, The miils stocks n the (nterior this w wrinding only have not startod up vet and ar about 16,000 H#ls. of flour dally. ©On_that ac connt the domand for cash whoat is leas Wetive than 1t would be it the —milis wore running, It is doubtful whother the mills will run freely until frelght rates are lowered or unless they can biy theirc wheat comparatively eonper than now. Tl output of flour l1st weok wis 96,140 Hbls, that 18 lower than any other woek {n the past year The direct exports wore 14,650 bbls. of flour | lust woek. Trading in wheat was quite ac- tive during a large part of the day nnd the volume of husiness went near to 3,000,000 bu traded in May and July. Tiack wheat sola up to G0te, when Muy was selling at G0Me. On that necount country elevitor people were selling elevator whoit to arrive, and the probubility 1s that considerable of their whaat will arrive next week. Millers compluin todiy of the dificulties under which y are operating their mills, as sales aro vy low for flour, freight rates are high, and | the prices they have to pay for wheat too high compared w wrkots for flour. Kanaas City Markets, Ty, 17— WHEAT 2 rod, bde mand with white t4e highe i No. 2 white, $14@ Stendy; No. 2 white, I, 1eVE-Siendy LAY SEED BRAN-—-Steady nt HAy—Dull; “timothy, @8.50 Burrer 10¢, (prs oits, no (M ENTS— Wheat, © oiLts, none. #5.00; prairie, .60 Dull and weak; creanicry, 19G23¢; Wheat, 8,000 bu.; corn, none: 000 bu.; corn, nonv; Woor Market, Tan, 17.-W b sales ported and nio change In tone or pric LoNDON, Jun, 17, At the wool auction sales today 11,244 bales were offered, of which 700 were withdrawn, The fone wais less steady, Gormun merehants operated moro freely. Adeluide and Cape of Good Hope and 0ols sold especinlly weak ng will be held tomorrow for the pur- pose of extending tho series, owing to th that re arrivals have been larger than expected. The following are the sales of th day indetail: 3253 bales of Sydney scoured, 9dizls 2d: grensy, Hi@siad: 2,301 bales of Queensinnd Scoured, 11dals 2d; (i @90 Victorin scoured, 7ida1s bd L bdw 15 1135 1,090 bales of Adelaide s $10sd @1s 2150 grensy ytlons opened call, ruied dull and to's points lower Junuary i Rio, quiet, but mild, market | st Spot eoft $18.10118.2 0.00720.25, Market quiet; 25,000 buzs. Market 4@ receipts, pre. ad- Market steady, unchanged, 17, to It advance. 110 DE JAN $15.70 LONDON, months, 84 lower; renote Mitw: 0, Jan, Market quiet; No. 17, ~Market d hig Ukee Markets Mimwavkee, Jan. 17 Froun—Steady. AT—Lower; No. 2 spring, 5944 et Gatic; May, 61%c. teady; No. 8, 8ic. No. 2 white, al; No. 2, 49¢ trick, 35 RyE—TIligher; No. 1, 47140 Provis oxs—Lower: pork, #13.20; lard, §7. ciprs—Ilour, 1,795 bbls.; wheat, 25,350 bt biaeloy, 40800 by SHIPMENTS — Flour, 6,550 bDIs 600, bu.; Lurley, 29,455 hu, new No. 1 No. 3 ample, on i 2834¢; wheat, 2, 2 Conx—Market No. 2, 32%¢; No. 3, 32 tarket active, hizgher: No. No. 8 white, 2712714 Market quict; No. 2, 46@48¢. Winisky—Market firm; bigh wines, steady; 2 white, basls, RECETPTS ~Wheat, 8,000 bu.; corn, 90,200 bu.; oats, 20,900 biv; Fye, none; barley, 9,100 | tpsENTS - Wheat, 4,200 i s, 22,000 Bui ey 15,400 b, corn, nox 15,600 arley, Cotton Murket, S Louts, Jan. 17.—-CoTroN — Stendy; middling, 7ic; sales, none; receipts, 2,200 b shipments, 200 bules; stock, ' 57,000 17.—CorroN—Tutures, | Junuary, $7.45@ 307.5 $7.60 May, $7.53@7.84; June, 7.98@8.00; August, $6.04G EW ORL stondy; ¢ 7.61: " Febru April, $7.7467.7, $7.91@7.92; July, Jan, 500 hales; Liverpoo! A . 17~ WHEAT-—-Quot; domand poor: offer moderitely; No. 1, Cnli- fornin, bs 4d@bs 5d; No. 2, red western winter, 53 2a@0s 3! ~Ns—Dorl, extra Tndin, 1033 9d; clear, 55 1bs., 39 lard, 42s. prime mess, bacon, lonit 75s: beef, and short . 4ls 3d; o, Orry, ational TransTt certificates’ opche highest, B0ge: lowest, closed (i sules 14,000 bbls.: ' clearinces, 74,000 bbls; shipments, 99 bbls.; runs, 81,788 bhl: sunG, Pa., Jan! 17.—-Natlonal Transit cortificates openod at 80¢; closed at 80ic; higliest, 80}¢e; lowcst, 80c; Sules, none. New York Dry Goods Market. New Youk. Jan. 17.—The improvement re- ports as to the volume of business in the dry goods district recently Is maintained. Pr rulo steady in the malii. - Cotton goods arein fair domand. Gingham's and woven goods aro steady. Foroign dry goods rather aull. In the way of johbing nd stor fair business in mail order: Flaanolal Notes. KANSAS Cr1Y, Jan, 14.—Clearings, $1,819,415. BOSTO! 17.—Clearings, 815,520, no balan BALTIMORE bulances, NEW Yoir balane: 7.—Clearings, $2,550,199; 17.—Clearings, $79,459,66 3. 17.—Threo per cent rentes, 98¢ count. PHILAD! A, Jan, 17.—Clearings, $11,459, 780; bilancos, #1,044,85 MEMPHIS, Juo New York ing at par. Clearings, #330, $122,290. LONDON, Jan. 17.—The amount withdrawn from the Bank of | s todiy was £15,000, NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 17.—Cloarings, 31,956,830 Now York exchimge, bank, §1 per §1,000 pro wium; commercind, 25¢ per $1,000 prémium, OUIS, Jan $4,468,607; £6856,704. - Money quiot; at TG per Exchunize on New York, 90¢ prewnuim. OHicA 17.—~Cloarings, $15,534,000. Now York ¢ 60¢ promium. Sterling exchange, steady: actual ra Sixty days, 3480155 demand, 4.87%. Money, 'steady; 546 por cent on call. SFOCKS AND xchange sell- 20; balunces, of bullion slund on bal- cent. BONDS, Very Slight Change Characterized Speculation in the Active Lis New Yok, Jan. 17.—The changes in the active list as & result of today’s speculation on tho Stock exchange ore very slight in- deed and are gencrally on the bear side of the market, the groatest being 3¢ per ceut in Sugar preforred and Union Pacifie. Dull- ness prevailed all day and there wore periods of complete stagnation, What lite tlo business there was done was seliing and the commission houses report a dearth of busincss, Oceasional drives were made on the grangers, particularly St. Paul, in the carly dealings, when exaggeratod reports of the earnings for the second woek 1 January were circulated, the published statement showing later in the day u loss of £120,045, But it was impossible to depress prices materially on small offerings and the short interest did not scom to make any heavy plunges. There was no great demand for stocks and no special effort was made to establish a higher range of values in the general list, the only notable movement foing in tho'specialties, It was reporied that the appointments of Charles Parsons and Mr, Platias pormanent recewvers of New England were assured,and on purchases induced thereby tho stock rose 15 per cont. A reaction of b per cent fol- lowed, with a final rally of % “per cent. At the opening of busiuess the market was weak and prices a small fraction lower, but in the balf hour following a better tond pre- vailed and the losses were recovered, Man- hattan being an exception und declining 1 per cent. London selling of the arbitrage specialties started a downward movement in which the general list lost & fraction and Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred 1l per_cent. Tovacco preferred had advanced 2 per cont. The depression continued until 11:80 o'clock, and further fractional declines took place genor- ally. Purchuses 10 cover some small short contracts brought about a slight temporary rully, but the market lupsed back into weakness, Cordago preferred breaking b per the | tendency to advanie on the day's Washing- | 8t Paul & Dulniii | st Pa cont on a salo of 100 shares and_recovoring | g por Thegp, was no change in the temper of the specdttion until the lnst half hour of business, when under fairly good buying the gencrai Tist moved up 's to % per cent and the market generally closed firm. T'ho Post siys: 4'wiges on the stock mars were protty myth ft o standstill during groater part ofAedhy's operations. Tho ke! the 101 Ne\ws wis morgthan offset by the Lon don seliing, and subfsefjuently the local bears atticked the market, basing the movement on the St. Paul's decrense of earnings of £120.045 for the se®omt weok of Januar, Speculators for tho ddeline, however, were not disposed to vantdre into tho market deoply, and the redtioh due to their efforts was only slight ‘The following are the closing quotations on the leading stockg @n tho New York ex: change today Ateliwon Adams Expiss. s 150 Alton. 7. H. 14 Ao jirerd 115 Ameriean Exproas 100 | Haltimore £ ONio.. s Canadi Pacifl 7 Canada Southern.. 4 Contral Paciic i 17 “iurvh rn P.prof'd, 104 ORI B it ror'd uu»wuu 1. Orogon Nav 0.9 L & U, N Paciic Matl 18, eorin, D, & Slidate i Pullman Pali Req g Riehmond Torn & Huasen: 2 T do prerd Lack. & West. 1053 Rio Grane 30 | o prerd. .. Fdr, Rock T4land nnessee St Pl o prof’d Pail & Omiiia. o prefd southern PA Sngar REAnery Clios. & Ohfo Chicago Alton Woat.. Ao prafd s Fort Wayne! . 148 | Great North'n Drd’ 102 L. & Bt 1L r'd 9 Hoekine Valloy... 14 Tiinois Contr 0 Kin. & Lake o v Like Lead Triy Louisville & ¥ Loutaville & N Mauhattan Con Memphis & C. Michie Mi o prd i Unlon P & West U. S Bx M& ST n ¢ 3D KRG ¢ National Tinseed Fo X G0 B & L pror I G : : - AL A& NN Norfoll & W. piid 8t T KO, Norih Amer n C6 Tuo el LU by T W te of pric ne reportod s foliow. . Bourd of Trads hall, 15 Open |1l | Low. | Close] You, Nortlwestern Mo. N Pacific N. Pacific CL&Q... Roci T8l Woestern Union. ... Sugar Trust... New Enelaud Atehison . i Reading. Del. & Hudson D.C. 1 B G Cord shares, Chicago € Louisville & “Nushville, 5,100; Now New England, 5,100; Reading, 5,700; § 25,5005 Westérii Union, 10,600, New York Money New York 17, Easy at 1 pe : Lt Joan, 1 pe offcred a1 per cent, PRIME ) 3 STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull, business in bunkers' illy at & domand and 4 BILBLE for slxty i commercial Murkot. 0N CALL nt; closed AT @514 por cent. with actual B6L@4. M‘T m.r y bils, bills! State bonds, 5 St Pail Connols 48 Coup... {185 P C. &P Lnte 8. 41gn ros. | P LG T Rets Pacific 0% o('0) 1T P! K. G.Tr. Rets L. stamped 48 {0, P Tats 5 Missourt 68 | West Sho Tenn. new {R. G. W. 1st Tenu, new ot o e Toun new sot iy, 1 So. 23, T Gen, M. K. & T Gon, Mathal Unton bs. N.J. C. Int. Cert. N. Pacific 1'sts 18, Chonfund..” (IATa. class A, |Ala: class B... Ala. class C. Ala 801 07 7% urrencios.... St L. &S F. Gen. M San Fran Minmz Quotations. SAN I'RAN an. 17.—Tie official closing ?ul.lmu\um for mining stocks today were as ollow. Alta.. Releher., o1 Best & Beiclic Bodie Con. ... Bulwe . Cho Con. Cal. & Vi Crown Polut. Moxiean Mono... _ Ophlr,.... b5t Potosi . SAVAge. ... Sierra No Union Con. Utah 100 & Quotations. EW YORK, ‘The following are tho Ing quotition: Plyniouin Nevi ndard Union Cos 90| Yellow 60| Iron Siiver . 900/ Quicksilver.. 80| “do pre 500 |Bulwer.... 5 own Boliit. Ve Cal. & Vi ng Quotition The following are the . Louis M . Louts, Jan. 17, Jlations: Bid, Askod. | Adams....§ 30§ .40 (B Am.Netlle, 204 L., |8 Bimetailic > Hopes Hope Hureouve OMAHA THYE STOCK MARKETS, Very Stight Improvement Noticed in Cattle Priade—fogs Loss & Nickle. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 17, So far this weels, compared with lust, thece has been a falling off of about 650 cattle, while hog receipts have increascd nearly 4,000 head and sheep’about 3,300 head. “There was no improyement worth mention- ing in the general cattle market. Trade was pevhaps a little hyelier, but about the only noticeable feature was that it was some- what easier to obtain Tuesday’s very mean prices. Thesupply was not atall excessive, but in the present condition of the market it was more than ample and enough to reliove buyers of any anxiety on the score of secur- ing enough cattic to fill their orders. In quality the offorings wore nothing to brag on. A fow head brought $.40, und very good 1255 1b, steers brou Fair to ve good 1,000 to 1,285 1b. steers, however, were practically confiued to a range of from £4.50 to $3.00, with,, faiv to poor stuff any where from that down to 8. Trading wis nov partieularly lively, but the cattle kept moving, and a vary respectable clearanco was fnally accomplished. The cow market has suffered the most lately, and was the first to feel a change for the better. The change was 30 slight, how- ever, that many salesmen failed to’ discover it. Receipts were fuirand the demand mod erate. Prices ruled steady to a trifle firmer ull around, sales including poor to choice cows uud heifers ats from §1.25 10 .25, with the bulk of the fairto good butchers’ stock at from $2.15 to &2.55. Calves at from #1 to £ were steady, andrough stock of all kinds was generally uncnanged, with sales of fair to good bulls, oxen and stags largely at from $2.80 to 8. ‘I'ho stockor and s feeder trade was devoid of new foatures, Thero wis a moderate amount of both fresh and stale stock on hand, and with no-urgent demand from any quarter trade was slow and the prices gen- lly quoted easior all around. Good to choice feedors are quoted at from & to $3.60; fair to wood ut from $2.70 to §, and hgh commoner grades at from $2.50 dowr. Rep- resentutive sales DIESSED BE! Av. 1080 1066 1220 . 1180 960 980 910 1110 11067 1002 1800 1190 1096 1880 1280 1160 1160 1400 1191 1146 coeozoansnd 1006 030 814 1082 1057 1069 1120 1068 118 1014 1086 1080 1152 008 870 821 983 1180 1200 1165 1026 970 1160 1087 1180 1200 093 1190 000 1087 1136 1004 1320 1082 952 850 1820 1010 1060 983 780 904 900 1100 753 73 036 990 1100 010 1210 910 1160 1020 1040 1010 818 BOG 1400 1006 1180 070 1010 1400 990 1050 ey 1060 1085 a0 1200 HEIFERS, 75 18 00 8....." 926 00 40001000 00 1.0..0 840 10 b 1004 25 BisiE 1181 35 CALVE 00 a41 - 140 100 100 110 150 150 160 e 010 © [Sees i e e e b © o1 Srot: 1690 1890 1610 [CTETSIEIN 111200 11260 O o SISt 11070 1150, 1025 1025 1125 ek 5 1660 2..0001160 N CAT IRADO. No. Av. 18 cows. 922 82 20 40 Tealf.ll 120 4 WYOMIN 1tar.....1050 8 GO 23 fdrs. Hoas—Receipts were liberal, more than 4,000 heavier than a week ago. and with very littlo outsido support. and bad reports from the east a lower market was inevitable, Thiere was a good active demand from all local houses, and somo sales woere made at .20 and $.25, or ‘not far from stoady prices. The bulic' of the hogs, how- ever, sold on the basis of a 5¢ decline, at .15 and $.20, and, the market weak- ening as the morning advanced, the lato trade was mostly around .15 for fair to zood hogs of all weights, or 5e to 10¢ lower than Tuosday. The market held up remarkably woll under the heavy receipts and tie average decline was not mor than a nickel. Extreme sales were made at from £5.10 up 16 £.80, buv the biz bulk of the fair to good hogs of all weighis went a around s 15 and 5,90, 48 against & 25 Tuesduy and £.171; and .20 on fast Wedneadny, - Kebre- sentative sales: NO. v. Sh. Pr. Yy A 120 81 85 § 30 b 00 250 120 5 10 a0 - 10 6 40 10 Av. 800 +1050 cows. 10 fdrs. L1174 8 60 80 40 200 120 K0 72 YUUR HEALTH epend upon the way you treat (he warn: Jay dasnad one! A few botties of or it ongs which nature gives. S. taken at the proper time may insure Bealih Tor & vear or two. T hereforeacat once, IS IMPORTANT b ted at the right time.§ e T HSb TeTeve:tha syatern. of 1 [ORORSY purities, and is an excelleat toric also. He Wants to Add His Name. ® Permit me to add my name to your many other certificates ih cominendation of the great curative propeileycontiredin Bl specfe 5 8, e tainly one of the best tonics 8 Certalnly 270NN W. DANIKL, Andersc Treatise on blood and skin diseases mat‘ed ree. SWIFT SPECIFIG CO.. Avenia, Ga PIGE AND ROUGR. 8....380 Suerr and muttons mon and wonkor 80 4 90 and inferior Fair w fair to good wos! and stock shoep, §1 40 to 100-1, tive sales: K1 enlly 194 Mexicar Tnis 15 native owes 64 native owes 67 western wotliirs 49 native lambs Recoipts ani ¢ OMclal roe 6 o'clock p. m., laiios, $2.50(4.00, spodtion o Tits and disposition of shown by the book s of tha { ompuiy for the tweity-four houes o January 305 5 00 Roceipts wore again rather liberal, icluded all kinds of grades lambs wel stuff W ood s Desivable © wanted, but com neelectad and natives, §2.3Ha@d.00; €2 95 20; common to choico presen i good Re Av. Stock tock 1on Sty Yards ling at 7, 1804: “CATTLE. | mous ndahy Pieiding 06 CHICAGO, were in demn good prices very considerabie part bett | stoek was due fair grades the values were pretty the first h anounting 17 0f the 0 Wi ul Cars, c company i Co. Stk To0d 1w As were paid on Tucsday medium: and the Rt to that fact inguiry was i 1L suppy miarket wis not healthy, hive boon pros 44,000 houd, market Is [ower (han at th SHERP. | OTSES & ST Head| Cars. | Hoad, 1 SPOSITION CATTLE (10 17/ 1,070 350| 2 08| 1 151 Markor, to salable at quito Not of the supply i this Amon. to 1 wiiile ted the tono of pls for the y liberal wd the generad elose of last week The offerings did not need to be cholce to bring 1hs. i at # por 100 ouly hore o turiied over canners’ st upper prades ket satisfictory ndpoint. Sules 13 for cows, he ) o $4.60" for s, T light and stockers and fecders The hog market w There wi good gr: soon iafter the beg was i deeline of £ was dull at fully 10c tions. Lute the best geades, thou the Y 1o %5, v b But nevertheless ther bunch s high fizure k sold relatively batter but for no dus wero fers and bulls, dressed bew supply of veul culy Cos nre firo, 1 Wi {of time in des sold at st ning of ¢ : o 100 Y fre (es wore on i of tr Wis thut could be utcliers an than the vigtion v the viewed from sellers' largely at from W ut from il shippinz S continnes That also is true of k from the outset. the morning whon Wy prices, but very tions thero nd the sday’s e of '#6 e miorning from $5.00 huve 4 Tud hasi arly in <houl [ downward no one attempted an expls of 1 e recelpts were no average, neither is th tie buyers did not wi in sigh at Tuesduy's roveeded 10 put them down #5.45 bought e quality In <heep, nndera ket w denand w e expected (o absorh so DIy, eXCODL 1 reduce lowcr l0t< were ta fair sorts were loast W some elofee tres, Pool #1.25 0 wis thot full fi at from were quoted at from 3 3. 0 10 F ) on 10 extri. LKeceipts bend: logs, The Eyer CATTLE—] slow: #5507 1.5001. i and 10c ackers, 8 butchers' weights, 50, e Cattle, 1pts, lower on AND LAMus market slow und lowe Knusis Oity RANSAS Crny, 5,600 head; rong; Te S teedo 2,400 “ Castoria iss 1 recommend it as known to me," “Tho uso of *Castoria Linown th of supercrogation to endorse it. who do not keep s its merits 5o w intelligent fax withiu easy reach,” N 3. 4,000 head Journul report heavy; 16530 #5.40005.50; shipments, 3,300 the greater part, mated at 17,000 fenture of yes- picuously absent ood, but” it could e sup- The, wverage for Tuesday, o1t pretiy suli d 1o cho while from es 0f lamb 0 10 $4.55 for poor price thin _and g 000 head; ealves, sheep, 17,000 hed. i market jominal ut i mediun, others, #3.504.10, hicad: market slow othiers, steady hedvy and primé light, pts, 17,000 head; round prime Maricnt, ArLE—Recelpts, I Stoors, #2. Texu rs, 32, hoad; shipuients, weak to be lower And mixed 2,600 hen market 016 25; henvie 5.0 lighte, Yorke it Receipts, 1 shipmionts, nono; murket duli and barely ~|1n\ly WESTERN FACKING INTERESTS, Quite & Liberal Move the Past CINCINNATY, Jan, 17 WE BEE] - Tomorrow's Pr here his beon quite a liberal movoment of Bogs the pust. weok [ G weat, tho packing returns indieating n total of 390,000 compared with 826,000 the precoding woek, and 290,000 last year. From November 1 the total ls B,170,000, 4 £ 8,820,000 0 your ago. Load g places compare as follows 1t of Hogs Duriom Weok, Spocinl Telegram to o Current will say: CiTis, 18003 Chic 1,140,000 Kansis Cliy 142,000 St Louls 145,000 Ciielnnn 185,000 Indianapolis. ;... . 20700 Milwa S4.000 ar Rapids THO00 Joseph 7,000/ Wi W 1000 Siox Cly 37,000 1,100,000 431000 2000 118,000 New York Live stock Markot. NEW York Jan, 17, Breves - Rocelpts, 1,000 hend: mreket vory wonk, 100 lower; natises, £3.00004.201 medinm to falr, $1.40704.061 tal rino, & fow tops, #8807 bulls, $2.60 @300 CARVES~Itecoipts load 25¢ higher: voals, hoor to ¢ heavy calves, §3 1263.50 SUEEP AND LANES - Ricoipts, 6,600 sheep burcly steidy s banibs lofver poor (o prim £.00; “lambs, ¢ 1o cholee, $4.0004.2 | “toas oipts, 7 800 firn, it 500 hoad; market firm st Kot. olpts, 4,500 Tower £3.1000 and s Give LOUIs, Jan, 17.—Carrre—It shipnients, 1,600 head: market atives on siled fed Tosis stoers, grass Texans,. $2.2068.90; cows $180 02,70, Receip heaas mark Stork S, shipment butehe $£5.1003 100 head: t Dude lower ' £3.00060.40; 1ight, 45, SiEEe - Receipt nono; market firi; 4.00. 2,100 lend muttons, shipn range, 3 Stoux City Lave sStock Sroux Crry, Jin, 17. 1o head; offlelal “yesterday, 1,202 ( Ints, 900 terdny, 1,063 hwad} sh markot lower exeept on Markot, Roceipts, 1 lewd lower it 86,00 head Stock Rocolpts of lve stk western markets Tuc Sighi van faae prinsly January 17 Cattlo 01 15000 sh il S0 ] o 1504 34,000 12,400 9,900 South Omahn Chicago, .. Kansas Olty St Louls, ¢o.eieeee A 98,007 63,804 22,011 Total THE NEXT MORNING I'FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. My doctor saya it acts gently on the stomach, Mver and kiinevs, and 14 n plenswnt inxative, This drink ls made from lierhs, sud Is prepared for use a8 easily as ten. Ui LANE'S MEDIGINE ciinsell 1 at e and 818 puckage 1f you eanzol gut it o0 Jr address o a froo san: mr.lm.u-.l aven the bowels LG €118 ecosanTy: WOOI A 18 patent obtiin B R sSouTi O \1:11141. Union Stock Yards Company, South Omahas Best Cattlo Ho and 3hsen warkstin the wi EGMMISSM( ABUBES. Wood Brothors. Live Etock Comrlssion Maroh; 501th Omabu—Tolopiono 1155, — JOIIN D, DADIIMAY, WA RO SO bt Markot reports by muil and wire cheerful araishod upon appiication. nta Chioary for lnfants and Children. adapted to children th iperior toany preseription IL A. Ancrer, M. D., 111 So. Oxfords t., Lrooklyn, N. ¥, i3 80 universal and t it seems a work Few are the CanLos Marryy, D. D, New York City. Ta: € FAUR COMPAN Castorla curcs Colie, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarthaa, Tructation, Kills Worms, give ad premotes @b gestion, Without injurfous medi sleo fon, or several years I have recommended your shall wlways continue tc o 50 as it has invariably produced beneflcial EpwIN ¥, Pa rect and 7th Ave,, New York City, . 77 Murnav Streer, New York Cirv, Manufacturers & Jobbers Direclor AWNINGS, TENTS ETC, Wolf Bros. & Co.,|Omaha Tenl Awning Manufaeturerd of it § and 10t Street COMPANY TORSE COVERS 141) Farnam Stroot BOOTS AND SHOES, & Morse-Coe Shoz Company. alesroom and Oflca 11 Faetory 0 ONLY M N Wo are U Shoosin thy state of 110): 1111 Hovart 3 1119-1121-112) Howard St ufasturacs of Boots Ask L, A kenoeal InviEation 1s extaadsd to all to 1napact our new factory. Kirkendall, Jones & | Amer, Wholesnlo COMPANY wir, wgonts Hosto Hubbor Shows Co, 1102 11041106 Harn oy Street “Hand-Sewed 8110 CO., boots, shoes and rubbur Ko 1510 Harney e i DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co. % BAGS, ETC. Pemis Omaha Bag | COMPANY Importors wod wanufac Liirors of flour sacks uriaps, 4wig, COAL " Johnson Bros, WHOLESALE COAL 1005 Far Streut, Qusidli 3 HARDWARE. Rector & Wilheimy | Lobeck & Linn, COMPANY. Dealo s 1 hartwaro vit Corner 10th and Juckson | mechnios’ tooln 5 1404 o ugl v Steoat ey HATS, ETC. W. 4. L. Gibboa & Lo Wholosale Hots, e oriw Kl0Ye una i — LUMBER. A Wakelield, ST e ke o) L1 s LIQUORS. | STOVE REPAIRI “Frick & Herbart, | Omana Stove Repaic VOUKS, Stova repale Wi Wi WILAr BLLAGD oI LY | for aar kst ey losale llquor dealers WAk 11 houdiy Y PAPER. | OILS, 5 Carpenter Paper Co| Standard Oil Co. Carey w full stk of | ‘Drintinki wewppiis wid lubrioatiag 1001 ¥ st Retoed and Willing paneis, card | Pepeis, ik Olls, axle gruaid “