Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 23, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Thers Was Bull Nows in the Wheat Mar- ket Yosterday. THAT CEREAL SUZPRISED MANY PEOPLE Corn Was Very Dull, but the Price Rather Favored the Bulls In the Forenoon, the Tendency the Other Wiy Later, 2. Ciicago, Jan. 22.—There was bull news in the wheat market today of the kind which usually excites the usual supporters of that sido to the be 10 do their worst. They wer to do battie on the danger now threatening the next crop. Tho bears stood paton their old and well-tried reli- ance, on the much worn text, “Sufticient unto the day is the evil thereof.” Bull news affecting next season’s crop was ineffectual as against an 80,000,000-bu. visible supply. Compared with Saturday’s closing price there was a decline of fc. sorn suffered from a 2,500,000-bu, increase 1n the visible supply and declined Xe. Provisions were strong and bigher on lighter receipts of hogs than had been looked for. Wheat surprised all people at the opening by the strength it displayed. Not that thore was anything in the early news of a bearish character, for quite the contrary was the case, but there has been a settled conviction among a large contingent of the speculative operators that whost was dead, but the signs of life it gave this morning raised a protest. Higher cables and predictions of a cold were the strong fouture: the session. The opening was from k¢ to 3 higher than Saturday’s figures, and after olding fairly steady for a while became weak, and prices declined from e to J¢ frum the top fizu ched, then rile quict. and the closing was about 3¢ lower than on Satnrday. May opened at 6514¢, and declined irregularly to (4 The corn market was v dull, but the price rather favored the bulls in the fore- noon, with the tendency in the other di tion later in the session. The receipts were less than tho estimuates, but the increase in the visible supply was heavier than was satisfactory to holders. Business was 7ery dull, with ten-minute inter between wrades in the middle of the session. May sold sparingly at 883c and graaually de- clined, closing at 381¢c, Business in oats was quiet and confined almost entively to local dealers, There was not much disposition on the part of holders to sell, and the tendency to buy was even smaller, Prices opened firm and sold off in sympathy with the larger markets. At she close the low prices of the day were made. May sold from 80'g@30'5c down to 29 Jo, which shows a decline of from 14¢ to 350 since Saturday. I'he provision market was sustained at an advance over Saturday’s closing prices. There were reactions in the course of the duy's advance, but there was always a BLron nd felt under the murket on its wenk spots. The days receipts of nogs wero only 24,000 head, instead of about 84,000 or 85,000 head, us expected, and the price at the yards was quoted from 10c to 20¢ higher. That was the reason given for the strength in the provision market. The estimated receipts of hogs for tomor- row are only 20,000 head, and that gave ad- ditional strength to the products. May pork was the article ov which speculators fouzht with much activity, closing 25¢ higher than Saturday. May lard7!gc and ribs 17ige higher. timated receipts for tomorrow: \Wheat, ars: corn, 425 cars; oats, 150 cars; hogs, 20,000 head. ‘I'ne leading futures ranged as follow. " Aviicles i | High. | | WireAT— Ji 060% 60! ) 30% 13 ¥ 775 775 | 70674 6 82%) 6 72% were as follow. 7 80 May.... ... BHONT Rins- _May Cash quot FLOUR—D) WiHEA : 66c; No. 2 red, Cony—No. 2, 6 82% sy. spring, 69%ci No. 8 spring, 9%c. No. 2 white, 20%c; nominal; No. 3, £.0. b, 420 f. 0. b, §8@43¢c. No. 1, $1.87, MOTHY SEED—Prime, $4.40. PORK-—Moss, per bbl, $18.25; lard, p .82 7.85; short ribs sldes (loose), 13006,52; dry salted shoulders (boxed), 6,005 short clear sides (boxed), $7.00@ "‘\\quxv—lmnnurs‘ flnished goods, per gal., .10, SuGARS—Unchanzed; cut loaf, $5.86; gran- ulnted, $£4.61; stundard A, $4.49, ho following were thé receipts and ship- ments for toda T Flour, bbla. Wheat, by Corn, bu. . Quts, bu g g Rye, o Barley, 5 Bu120 On the Produce exchange todiay tho butter warket wis firm; creamery, 19@24c; dairy, 15@21¢. Eggs, firmer; fresh, 1243@ 13 Now York Marsets. NEW Youg, Jun. 22 —Froun—Recelpts, 21, 700 bbIs.; exports, 22,900 bhis.; sules, 12,000 ket duil "With buycrs and’ soil apart. Tt is rumorcd that spring s aro solling at $3.85. Exports doing very little. ~ City “mill_ patents, £4.16@4.30; winter patents, 83.40028.50; city clear, $3.0003,60; winter stralghits, 82.7508.10; Minnesota pitents, #.5508.75; wintor extras, §2.0002.60; Minnesoti bukers, $3.003.60; win- tor low grudes, $LOUE2.25; spring now grades, R1.60401.90; spring extras, $1.9002.40 orn flour, steudy; common 'to fuir extra, 703 Rood Lo ¢hio 3.40; ryo suporfine, $2.7008.85¢ fancy, § heat flodr, dull and negle 26,480 llorwnnAT—Noninal; - Canuda 12,50, 1y MeAL-Steady: yellow western, 82,651 brandywine, #2.70, b Januiry, 56¢ delivered, No. 2. “Milwaukee, 44@450; two-rowed state, 6206 BaRLEY MaLT—-Dull; western, 65@80c: six- rowed, BOG@Hbe, WiEAT—Recelpts, 18,000 bu.: exports, 16,000 bu.; sales, 1,406,000 bu. futures aud 94,000 bu, spot. Spot ‘warket dull; No. 2 red, in storo und elovator, 06%c; aflont, 67i¢; f. o, b, ge: No. L' northern, 7le. Optl firm early on the cold wave westand fir cablos, but sold uff in the afternoon on ge closing at i decline; anuary, closed at 654.c; February, i , closed it 3704c , closed” at 694e; Juno ¢ 70%¢; July closed at 7lge! t, 721,@72%¢, closed ut T21ge; Decomibor, sed at 760 ex-bond, exports, 10,000 futurcs and Spot steady und falr No. 2, deliverad, { white, 863 white, 831c; track, mixed western, 34@abe; track, white western, 36040¢; track, whito state, 85@40c, Option ket opened ‘tivmer with éom and wheatbut turned wouk lutor, e10sing ut fyo net decling; March closed at 84ige; May, 344 34%e, elosed it 34 ke, iy o e Iteceipts, 34,500 bu.; oxports, 72,300 108, 660,000 bu. futures and 136,000' b Spot market em and quiet; No, 2, in elovator, 434@440 aflout: ungeaded Ixed, 43c; stewnier mixed, 423¢. Optlons opened strong on talk of 'smaller receipts owlng to Increased trelght r lost ull the adyance on the big visiblo i e und closed ot decifne; Slosed 4ate 24@AYy wed 423c; Murd clisod 4OKCE Moy, $45@AbIe: KDOL. alige; No. 8 e ¢ 4 HAY—Duil; shipplng, $6.0068.50. Hors—Dull; state, con R2¢: Puclfic coust, 16 Hipes—Stoad wet salted New Orloans selected, 45660 lbs,, A4@dMe; Texns selected, 85600 1bs., 4@60c; Buvnos Ayres, dry, 20224 1bs., 105@11¢; Toxus, dry, 24@30 1bs., e, LEATHER -Steady; hewlock sole, Ayros, Hight to heavy welghis, 14@19¢. PROVISIONS -~ Beef, dull; $14,00815.00; extria woss, $8.0506H.60; boet lmmnx 317; extra India mwoess, $#20,00@23.00. Cut dun; plekled Lliew, 7i4@8c shoulders, UN@64%e; plekled hams, 9 Lurd, truier; western steam closed ut 100; good to cholce, non to cholce, 182 Buenos p— e —————— option sales, 825 tlorces; January, #9.10, elosod at $8.16 nakod: Februnry, $9.05 nom- tnal; March, $8 nominal: refined, ' q con- $3.60; 8. A., £9.00: compound, #6060, dy: now moss, $14.50@14.75; extra h07514.00; _family, $16.25@10.26; short élear, $16.00%17.50 BuTTER-Market steady; 1314@17c; western croamory, 190 ern factory, 16@15%c: Elging, 251 CuErsr--State, large, 9511%¢; small, 12 part skims, 42.100; full skin £-Quiot: westorn frosh TALLOW- Q1 3 PEIOLECM Washington, barrels, $6; #3.60: rofined Now York : Phtladeiphy and altinore, 5,107 Philadelphia and” Baiti- moro prime wostarn dairy, 51505 West® ot Cit Stondy: strained, common to good, Quict; 8014@30%0. TURPENTINE rto extra, 34D Rice--Steady; domestie, Biac: Japan, 4745 MOLASSES Dl good to eholew, 307050 P1a [rox--Diil; Amorican, $12.00%16.00, CoppER -Ensy: lik LeAD - Steady: domostie, $3.10. Tix—Dull; straits, $19.7 SPELTER-Staady: domc COTTON off crude, prime whi sw Orleans open kettle, primo yell endns, S8R0 W, SLrol off A, 874! siles; nono; wild A, 4 7-1674% stundurd A,'4 1-16@4le: confectionors' Al 4 1-16@A1¢; cat Joaf, 4 15-10%5 ¢ Ates powdored, 4 5-16704%¢; granu Iatod, 4'%@4 5-10c; cubos, 4 7-16@4%0; No. 6, 816-160; No, 7, 9%@91 0.8, 81110 No. 9, 853@3 13-16¢; ) , 87916 11, 85G311-16¢; Omaii Frodu I'ho tarket continues tobe well . Thore 19 but little demand except estrictly fine stock. Cholee country, 148 16¢; pucking stock, 11@12¢, DRESSED 1 ply fs heavy with bu nin nbout Keys, 800 or stock would BuTTER Tufe W tho aboyo figures vE Portrity “There Is somo demand for eholee stoele ind (he rly woll sup- od Stock Is quoiibie i rivils are 1ot heavy previous quotations voals, 7675 thin or he rhe nd the o ¥y roy at fay quuil and venison tlo on the , #6: mal- on, and th L ik 2,001 rabbits, £1; squirrels, 73 ‘The recelpts are not particularly but the verstocked wich i shipment salers find 1t har t rid of. I'resh stock, 123@14e; ¢ whito clover, 16¢; Cali- cits - Medium, T extra standards, 20 selects, 1 compuny selects, 250 Neta-Chestnuts, 12c por chestnuts, 12713 almonds, 18¢; nuts, 12014 lilberts, 124 12¢:'pocans, Inrge, 19%14c 10c. ‘The miurket on black no One Wants Lo huy. VEQETABLES. BeaNs—California hand-picked navy. $1.903 2.00; western nayy, $1.85%1,90; comnion white beaus, $1.5011.75, ONIONS-Onions are quoted at 50@65¢, and 4t 65@70c; Spanish onions, per ; horseshoos, efs, 21c; extra unts, 30c. zlish w zilnuts, 110 pecans, mediun valnuts 'Is low an Out of the market. aska, Towa and toos, in small lots from store, 65 70¢; samo in car lots, 60c; Colorado, from store, 75¢: Colorado lots, 65770c. CABBAGE--Ordors for cabbage from the coun- try ave filled at 2¢ per b, CeLERY Roors—According to sizo, 40603 per o CuLERY—-Good stock, 85¢ fornia, HUCES1.00. PoTATOES ~The supply Is fair; stock, per bbl., $3.50, GREEN V BLES-Spinach, per bbl, 82; salsify, por doz: raaishes, pe doz., "5 wdive, per oz, 75c; onlons, per oz, niiffower, per aoz., $1.502.2.001 ettuce, p , 60L76¢: cucnmbers, $2; toma- toes. i w0 of 20 Ibs., 82; string beans, 50 per %-bu. box: parsley, per doz, 30¢; ez plant, per doz., $2.50. FRUITS are no Catawbas on the ma 0-1b. bbls., net, $5.25%6.00; bls., net, $6.0026.50. FORNIA [ruirs-“California fralts are entirely off tho market. AvpLes—The supply is light on this market and_prices bighor; fancy western, $1.902.00 per box. CRANBERRIES—Cranberries are arriving ver, freely and are in good demand; Cape_ Cod. $5.0026.50; bell and bugle, $6.50; orsey, $0.0026.25; bell and chorry, 8. TROPICAT, FRUITS, BANANAS—Prico: Aln_about steady: par bunch, large, $2.00%2.50; per bunch, small to medium, §1.752.00. LEMON New Messina sizo 800, 86.50; size 360, §5256125.50. ORANGES—Mexicans, por hox, 82.50; larze sizes, 52 40; fancy Florldas, 82,75} choico Floridas, $2.60. TANGERI GRAPE FRUIT—Per box, FURS. Bear—No. 1 black, large, $20.00225.00; medium, $15; small, $5.00@10.00; black year- lings, large, $12.0015.00; medium, $1 mall £7; blac cubs. larze, $6.00@8,0 medium, $5.00@6.00: small, #4; black Montana and Rocky mountain, large, $18.00322.00;medluwm, #14; small, £10; ki yearlings, e, $12; ck Mon- tana cubs, large, small, $3; silver tip, large, small s e tip yeariings, large, £11; mediung B lver tip cubs, lar 3; brown, larg meditm, small, $12; yenrlings, $10.00@12.00; medium, #3 11, 86; Targe, 7; modium, 85; small, hadger—No. laree, $1.00@1.50; medium, 60c: small, 50 fisher—No. 1 large, #8; medium, 86; small, $4 fox silver, us to color according to beaut No. 1 large, £100: medlum, $6); small, $30 silver pale, according to beauty, large, $50 medium, $30; small” $20: crosd, large, § medium, $3; small, $2; red, lirge, B! medium, $1.25; siall, T medinn B0e: Noo T lynx, No.l large, n};urwn. No. 1, 1 $1; mink, No. 1 75c; small, 65 Minnos grown pof extra fancy Call- good Graprs—Thon lemons, £1.007:2.00 skins, No. 1, larg n, 0, 1i, £3; otter, palo, o, 873 med i, §5; suail, £1; e, S0c; mediam, 60¢; snull, R ki, s to beauty, No. 1, Ity £2.00; —blauk, cased; No. 1, large, 51. medium, 7505 smull, 50c; short striped, [ar £1; medium, 70c; small, 45¢; narrow stripod, Inrge, GOc;' medinw, 40c; small, 25c; broad stripéd, larie, 2.6 wolverine, large, #4: medium, £3; small, 1, No! § praliri perfect ‘mediy beavor—per skin, No. medium, $4, all, medium, $1.50; smull, 7 No. 1 large, 10 llc; fall, large, 829¢; medium, large, 2 small, 7ei , Goj kits, HIDES, TALLOW, ETC. ) 0. 1 greonibides, 214@3¢; No, 2 & hides,24c: No. Lzeoen salted hides, 3a 2groen salted hidvs, 2214 hides, 25 [hs. 1040 1bs., Bige son saltod hides, 25 1bs. 10 40 Ihs. 2@2ige: No. 1 veal ealf, 810s. %0 15 Ihs.. 51 @e: No. 2 veal ealf, 8 1bs. t0151bs., i No. L dry flint hides, be: No. 2 flint hides, 0.1 dry salted hides Part cured pee b, less than cur SHEEP PELTS ~Grog green sulted she ouch sulved hides wooled es shearlings " y o oeuch 5l rlings (Short arly skins), o Ge; dry flint, Kansas® and Nebraska butchor wool paits, per 1b. netual welght, 5 se; dry flint, Kunsas and Nebraskn murrain wool biits, par Ib., wetutl welght, 4! flint Colorado bitcher wool polts, por Ib, actual welght, 4@7c; dey flint Colorado mur: ruin wool pelts, per ib., actual woight, 4B6c. Coftee Murker. New Yok, Jan. opened harder and sthidy; February, un- changed others 54615 points lowor; zades, 9,000 bugs, ineluding: Tapuary, $17,00 @#17.05; Februnry,$1 B16.60: Mareh,$1 April, $15.65; May. §15.75185,80; June, $15.60; July,'$15. abor, $14.90415.00. Npot coMde, Itio, dull wnd ensole: No.7, 8183 mhd, ingetive and nomin $20.007620.20. SANTOS I Quiet; good av- erige | Kilos, $10.60; receipts, 10,000 bizs; shipments to United Statos, 5,000 bilgs; purchases for the United States, 16,000 bugs; ok, 126,000 bugs. TANBURG, Jun. 22.—Markot dull; K@% pfg. Market dull, lower. HAVRE, Jan, 22. RI0 DE JANEWRO, Jun. 22 -Corree—Pirm; 7, $16.76; receipts for tho weok, 68,000 purchuses for United Statos, ' 49,000 bugs: purchuses for Burope, 10,000 bags; ship- ments 1o United States, 20,000 bags; stock, 184,000 bugs. Minneapolis Wheat Market, MINNEARC 22,—Wheat closed very woak, althougli at the opening there wis con- sidorablo strongth, Recelpts wero 820 cars and shipments 49 cars. Millers were acclye buyers of spot wheat offered on track. The arrivals were cloared off the market early at about 61 13 some lots th in later were sold after the droo at Muy went at 6le, with the final close nomlnully at 60%e, Millors who huve fair stocks n store were ‘the principal buyers, tuking the fresh arvivals for griuding and leaving thelr store graln for later uso, when they expect little gruin will be in herd to sell to” keep. up their supply. Btocks I country elevators decreased 160,000 bu. for the past week. Cold weather, with talk ‘of positive winter wheat damage und loxs discouraging oubles. were the leading cuuses of the eurly udvance,nd the rogulir rosliziug sules tho Cuuse of ihe du- - Options Smaller fow days, chine at the end. alked of after n 100, dupenient on clreupistantos to. crente much prosent interest. Minneapolls public 190,000 b, but private stocks showed | decranse, that mado a not n w0 of 77,000 bu. for the week, public and rivate. Tho aggrogato receipts hore and nt ilath were 1,166,000 bu, The farm sales for the throe states wore estimated at less th 1.000,000 bu. Iast week. May openod at 61 sold up to 61ie and closed at 60%c; July opencd at 624, wont to 63c, and closed at 2ige; January ‘closed ap 69¢. Track wheat losed: No. 1 hard, 63¢; No. 1 northern, 604 2 northern, 60ige; 0. 8 northern, 60 e clantings for May and Jnl o litt wbove 8,000,000 bu. today. Thero fs u good demand ' for' flour, with sales equaling the s output of some 18,000 bhis, receipts are but that is WOOL MARKET Offerings of the Article at Readi'y Sold, ~At the wool ndon Were snles today soloction, with o Loxbox, Jan 1,327 bales of better show of ¢rc s, offerod, Offerl of lambs wero I an usunl and sold re fly. Greasy morinos aro still going largely to dles 1 do France. The followinz are today’s 10415 Bd, tall: Sydney, 3,787 balos, sconr greasy,” 6a00d; Queenslund, 887 bale scoured, 10d@ls, greasy, Glem9%d; Victo 1,784 billes, scotirod, 1814 Bied, Kronsy 1144 540 bales, scoured, 11d@1s; grensy, 413 \he of Good Hopo and Natal, 184 bufes, seoured, 1s 11g, groasy, SX@61d. ST, Lovts, Jan. 22, Slowness nd continuo to characterize the wool Prices aro not que hangod, ots, Frovn—Very without $2,6032.70 WiEAT-Sold up on buying by shorts, but after a brief struzgle to hold on went to pleces and heeame senii-demoralizad, closing 1a@%c below Saturduy's close. All the influences were bullish from weather to wlgn nows, but they had little effect on the No. 2 rod, cash, closed_at 57%c: Veliruary, 573e; May, 61143 quict n the heavy incroase in tho supnly 2 mixed, cashand Jan- y, closed i Pebruary, 38%c; Muy, Bied July, ¢ Were wiakor: No. 2 cash and January at28e; May, 30150, Higher; No.2, 4 BanrLEy - Nothing dotng. BRAN | : OISt L FLAX Sk . CLOVER BEED-Lower: 88,50 Ay Unchanged; prime to cholco timothy, 29.0010,01), Burter—Unehanged; k, sacked, 59¢. separator creamery, 33— Iighor; 1245c. AD-Quict LR JORN MEAT, WHISKY- $1.17, BAGGING— i @3.30. shangod, 95c@$1.00. but little mess, .75, Lard, §7.75. Dry silt meats, loose 5; longs and ribs, $6.80; shorts, o¢ more, Hacon, pn shouldors, longs, $7.50; ribs, §7.6214; shorts, § RECEIPTS— Flour, bu.; corn, 278,000 bu SHIPMENTS T lour . corn, 68,000 by 6,000 bbls.; wheat, 21,000 outs, 77,000 b , 2,000 New York Dry Goods Market. New Yok, Jan. 22.—Tho wook opened with weather conditions favorable to the dry goods arket, but a sharp bre tk in the price of raw eotton and a dull and hoavy market for wool serves as an offset In accordance with the habit of buyors to confino purchases to_nctual wants, and” at prosent the outlook s for i quiet market, Stocks are down toso small point, however, as to glve n fairly steady undertone to tho general market. Cotton goods are holding " thelr own barely us to prices, owing to tho weakness in raw cotton, with demand falrly active. Print cloths are quiet and possibly shade easier, with 23¢ the best bid for extriis. Dress goods suitablo for spring and summer moot with o moderate de- mand and othor styles noglected. Foreign dry gods ure steady. Yarns are indiffercnt. Tho obbing trade shows some tendency toward improvement. Milwaukee Mariots, MILWAUKEE, Jan, 22.—~FLOUR—Qulet and un- changed. WiEAT—Firmer; No. 2 spring, 60c; No. 1 norti®en, Goc; Muy, Gisc COR No. 3, 34 OArs—Quict and lower; No. 2 white, 20!5¢; No. 8 white, 2945 cudy; No. 2, 49c; track, 41@52c. Rve—Steady: No. 1, 474c. Provistons—Higher; pork, $7.50. Receiers—Flour, 8,000 bbls.; 26,400 bu. Flour, 1,900 Lbls. bu.; barley, 500 bu. sample, on £13.30; wheat, 11,700 lard, wheat, 9,800 Peorla Grain Market. PEORIA, Jan, 22.—ConN—Market firm and higher; No. 2, 33%c; No. 8, 83¢. Oars’Market firin, sténdy: No. 2 white, 26%@29c: No. 8 white, 25@28ic. . KYE—Markot steady; No. 2, 46a48e. e sy —Market fiein;high wines, ba RECETPTS—Whoat, 4,200 bu.; corn, 858,000 bu.; oats, 5,800 bu.; rye, 16,100 bu. SHIPMENTS—Whent, 8,000 bu.; corn, 82,600 bu.: oats, 45,100 bu.; rye, mone; barley, 10,500 bu. Visibie Gratn supply. NEw York, Jan. 22.—The visiblo supply of grain Saturday, Jintary 20, as compiled by the New York' Produce” exchange, is as fol- De- crease 50,000 In- creuse, Bushels. ... 80,384,000 , 18,856,000 9,640,000 4,117,000 144,000 587,000 13,000 2,194,000 83,000 ¥ City Murkots. Witsar—i4c higher; ed, 5344c, 0. 2 niixed, 30%@80%Kc; Rye... Barley.. KANSAS City, No. 2 hurd, 521 CoRN—ig¢ lower No. 2 white, 3223214c. Oars-—Unchanged: ' No. 2 mixed, 284@20¢; 0. 2 white, 20:40s30¢. Eaas—Firmer ut 11¢. RECEIPTS—Wheat, 11,000 bu.; bu.; oats, nong SupMENTS—Wheat, 12,000 bu.; oits, none. 2,000 corn, none; corn, Livorpoor Murkots. Liverroor, Juan. 22.—WieAT—Ste: rand poor; hoiders offer ‘moderately; No. ifornin, 55 8:4A@bs 4d; No. 2, iwinter, 6 2a@bs 3d. Conx—Steady; demand western, 4 07 PROVISIONS—Pork, primo Beef, extra Tudiy, 1005, clear, b b=, 385 6d; Lard; 405 9d. de- moderate; mixed mess, fine, Bacon, long long cloar, 45 1bs., 40s. 755, Moarkin New On 22 steady; s $7.10; Fobrui 3 803 June, 71; " August, §7.77 Ge; low middling, i net recelpts, 9,000 Duluth Wheto Market, DuLyrs, Jan. market ery Irregular. 1 hard, puary, 603c; May, 64%c; 66c; No. 1 northern, ' cash, 6lc 59¢; May, 3 duly, 643c; 'No. 2 cush, 07! . 8 northern, 52i5c; a7c. closed cusl, July, January, northern, rojected, MINNEAPOLIS, Jun. “The Northwestern Miller reports the stock of wheut in elevators of Minneapolis at 1,026,000 bu., a dec over lust Monday of 12,000 b his the totul stock” of Minneapolis and I 23,865,807 bu., un increuse of 280,400 bu. STOCKS AND BONDS, Speculation In Sugar shares Was th ture In Securities Yesterduy. New Your, Jan. 22.—The feature of toaay’s stock market was the speculation in Sugar shares, which were very actively teaded in. A solling movement was orgun- ized at the opening of business, based on the belief that the tariff debute in the house today would demonstrate that the sugar re- finers had little to hope for inthe way of protection. The first price made showed a ak of 21{ per cont in Sugar preferved and 15 per cent i the common, followed by a further decline of }§ per cent in the latter. Insiders then began to buy and a regovery of 3{ per cent was made in the proferred and 14 per cent in the common, which Induced a fresh drive on the part of the short interest especially airccted against the common, which receded 11 per cent, the preferred reacting ¢ per cent, 'he debate in con- gress uot taking the turn anticipated, being devoted mainly to the bounty question, the bears grew frightened and began to cover their purchases. The losson the day was 18 per cent on the preferred and % per gent- on the commwon, The general List-wes wealk at the openivg and u fraction lower except for Americap. ‘Fobacco, which was down 1y per cent, London was In the market as a seller of St. Paul, Atchison, Louisville & Nasaville and Union Pacific, and the London market for American securities was weak, assisting the depression in this mariet. ‘The early trading was heavy, but some good buying orders coming i from tha west, ln Chicago Fea- THE OMATNA DAILY BEE: Gas from Philadelphia fn the grangers and from Boston in_ Atchison and General Elec- trie, tho temper bf §heculation anderwent a change and prices. generally recoverad thoe early loss, whilo in somo instances a_higher range of quotayjons was established. A slight reaction 'um wed about 11 o'clock, mainly due to the' diliness which prevailed and the lack of supporting orders. During the succeeding hour ind a_half the market was firm on a smgil_yolume of business and values aporeciatetf 4 to 1 per cent. A brief poriod of depression gbout 10:30 a, m. was followed by an upward turn, in which the specialtios were most prominent, and later on declined. Afier delivery nour the specu- lation agan becathe’ frm and held this tone to the close, the finul sales beine mado at an advance on the closing figures of Satur- day in a majority of instances, The Post says: J'he small speculators looked for a sharp rdaction today, and this, )8, oxplaing vhy no such reaction came. At the stavt professional scllers were both most numcrous and most vociferous. London helped in the sales, although today's foreign selling chiefly originated, doubtless, in New York. It found a congeaial atmos- phere in London, where the govern- ment movement in the exchange market has caused o mixture of perplexity and dis- m But these early salos, though at fivst the result was lower prices, met with a very unlooked for resistance, The granger stocks, especially, were bought a shade below the onening ‘inas large quantities as traders dared to offer, and the selling movement slickened and i rapid recovery followed in- stantly, The buying was not aggressive, but it was quite ‘enough to scare the specu- lators for the decline, and, as & consequenc even the plans for a continuous breal i Sugar certificates were abruptly checked. I'ne following are the closing quotations on the leading stocks on the New York ex- change to i'rn P.pratd. 150 D.&Gull.... 6 Atehiuon n Adama B u, Alton. 1 Northwoatorn.. .. 108% do profd . Ll o prof'd | litkly American EXprois N. Y. Central.lL1.l 1001 Baltimore & Oho.. (04 (N. V. & N, B.. ... Cannda Pacifie. TOM | Ontario & Wost Caundy Southern.. 61 Oregon Lup... entral Pacitle Ore v 105, & Ohlo 0.8 L. & U, N.. eago Alton {Pacific Mali..2 Q 3§ Peoria, Doo, & B solidatad Gas Pittabiir, 0. & St L Pullman Pala & Troi Reading. Cotton OIl o 14 Riehniond Torm Del. & Hua do prer'd Del Rio Grande 3 00 prof'd Rook Island.... . 148t Paul....... i do profid. . § st Panl & Ol o prec'd Southern P Sugar Refinery. .., an. Conl & 1101 Wost.: 3 1 Hocking Valloy [linots Central do prefd. Lai Load i Loulsville & N/ Louisville & N.'A Manhattan O Memphis &C. Michizan O { brof'd Wells Fargo i 1414 Western Unlon Whoeling & [ do prefd. Mobile & Ohlo. ational Linseed Nashvllle, Chatt L FR& T National Co; 3| do prefd.. f'd.. H.&T. C N.J. Central. 114 Norfolk & W. ptid.. North Ameri'n Co. Northern Pacific The range of pricos as reported by J. W Deune & Co., Board of Trade hall, is as follows: Open | High | LOw. | 155|717 I 2iig 10251101 Pacific A Northiwenter Mo, Pacifi Union Pacifi¢ N Pacifie, p'f'd. RiEsingicon Rocl Ta) St Put Western Union. . Sugar Trust. ... New England Atehison Chicago Gas. Reading FHSSEEESE | 201|201 L1134 11344 05| 2714|208 368 36| 30 a0 | TR les of stocks today were 217,600 Atchison, 7.100; American ugar, 76,200: Burlington, 16,000: Chicago Gas, 9.300; Distillers, 6,200; Loulsville & Nashville, 4,400; New York & New England, 6,300; Northwestern, 10,000; Reading, 4,000; Rock Island, 7,000: St Paul, 38,700; Western Union, 15,400, New York Money Murket. New YORK, Jun. 22.—-MONEY ON OAnt— Eusy at1 per cent; ‘lust loan, 1 per cent; clos- Ing it L por cent, PRIME MERCANTI The total 81 shares, Including 314@54 per cont. STERLLN Nae — Dull, with actual business in ba Dills at $4.8613@4.86 for demand, and 4,844,841 for sixty-duy vills; posted rates, 34.86@4.88. SILVER CERTIFICATES—G7¢. \MENT BONDS-Strong. Stute bonds, F. Gen. M DUSOIS, .. 18850 E . Rels. . BLAm D Missour! “Penn. new f now 00 i West Shore. |R. G. W, 1at.. 74 |Alelison s, 80.2d..... 108 | do 21§ A Pacific 1600, 1029 G. H &S, | "0 7% ofrc) H. & T. C. 08, CEs 16/ H, & T. C. ¢ T Gen, 08, 4 Ui or'd L& ). 54 Al Unilon 00 60 Penturios. % 8. C. Non. fund. 4 Al clani AL Hoston Stuck Quotitions. 1 louns, 1152 per cent; time per cent, Closing quo- tations on stocks, bonds und mining shares: Boston & Albu Hoston & Malng A Atlant: 4 Boston & M B% | Butte & Bosio et & Heel! atennial New Youk, Jan, 19. mining quotitions: Cholor Crown o Con. Oal. D Gould & ¢ 300 60/ 70 600 T 1000, Quicksil 100 “do pret! 500(Bulwer. . 170/ San £r: SAN FRANCISCO, Juu. quotations foe niining Tollows: seo Mining Quotations, The oficlal closing stocks toduy were as Ophir +| Patosi Suvige. Sierr. 1d & Curry. ... Hale & Noreross. . Mexiean o St. Louls Mintng Quotations. 118, Jan, 22-Mining stocks, 7. [ 22 Tne followlug ure the unchangod. 20 Hopes. . arcouver Qonsols, ace'nt. 48 1 dlan Pacitic 1l commo a4 Now York Ce 184 | Pennsylvani tH | Reading 943¢! Mox. Con. 1w 48 Lilinols Central Flumneial Note BALTIMORE, rings, $1,754,0 bulances ¥295 Clearings, $3,271,73 PARIS, Jur 8745¢ for th 2066; MeyPnis, Jua. ) 250,401; balances, 865,501, 22 —New York exchange OINNATI, Jan, 22— 6,700, Money, . Ulearings 2,3 CRICAGO Jun, 22.—Clearings, 9814,023,000. New York exchunge, par. = Storling exchuugo i domund t$4.6705; sixty-day bills, $4.85%5. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, Money on call cent. NEW ORLEANS, Jan, chango, 50¢ por 41 Louts, Jan. 22 Nloarings, £704,930, Money oulot change on New' York, 514@0 porcont; time, 6@7 per Clearings, §1,260,« 00 pretam. £4,084,6¢ v 6a8 por 60¢ bid, 76e n- vl 5,000 Tho Terro Haute red o semi-n Uloariogs, $67 OnK, Jan, niapolls road 1 of 3 pe balaucos, 4,400,450, OMANA LIVE STOUK MARRETS, Light Recelpts Sti ricos In Cattlo— Hogs Extremely Searce. Moxnay, Jan, 22 Recelpts of late have been rather light on Monday and thero was no departure from the rute today. Only sixty-four cars of cat- tle were received and of these not over one- fourth were beof steers of poor to very fair quality, Today's light receipis, together with the fact that during the past three days less than 5,000 cattle have been re- ceived, caused a further stiffening up of values, and the fow fat cattle here sold readily at prices strong to a dilne higher than Saturday. Fair to pretty good steers weighing from 1,159 to 1,407 1bs. sold at from #3.00 to 3,95, with poor to fair stuff and odds and ends at from 3,10 to 83,45, The tone to the trade was good, the movement freo and the supply out of first hands some time be- fare noon. Somothing like a third of the offerings today were cows and mixed stock. A good line of local buyers as _well as some for ship- i ount made a lively trade, and prices n Saturday nd higher than Thursday, tho low Good to choice cows and heife m §2.70 to §3.16, with fair to good cows at around §2.15 to £2.60 and common and eanning grades at from £1.50 to £, Calves and yearlings at from §2.40 to showed no particular change, and the same was true as to rough stock gencrally, com- mon to choice bulls, oxen and stags sclling at from $1.75 to £4.2 There was a 1iho and feeders included in today, and thouzh was very limited, regular them and readily bought thom at fully y prices. Good to choice- feeders quoted at from 3 to $3.70; fair to good at from $2.70 to &, and lighter, commoner grades at from §2.70 down. LRepresentative sales: sold at fr butchers' al sorinkling of stockers the fresh receipts the country demana doalers wanted tve0.1198 1080 1060 1031 1080 11210 . B8O 1053 1100 101000 el 1140 o, A L 940 1048 111080 % S1140 i 1156 1046 ok eresee COWS AND HEIFERS, 2 10 15, © 1070 L1610 1500 1560 . 860 1100 ..1850 1460 1760 [SSSN 1130 21820 1250 ot PICIOR STAGS. 2 30 1.... 1230 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 510 710 840 470 450 T42 683 . 870 8O, 2 =) cco =} EEEEEEH 2 50 27 2 80 3 00 3 00 RN CATTLE. rr. Mo COLORADO. . 7818220 4bulls. D850 230 1stag...1010 L840 250 Bfdrs... 967 1080 176 % 7fdrs.. 1171 1bullil 1000 2 40 2 bulls 1355 20fdrs.... 861 3 80 12 steers .1 52 fdrs.... 820 8 00 126 fdrs.... 2 cows... 954 280 10 fdrs... 778 32 strs tg 969 2 40 66 steers. 1031 A0, 414 tdrs . 2 8714 *Texas hayfed. Hoas—The total fresh receipts today were light, ouly thirty-ouc cars, and of these eight were billed direct to a locai paciker, having been purchased at Sioux City on Sat- urday. In quality the offerings today vanged up very fair, the hogs being lavgely good fin- ished heavy and medium weights. There was no demand cicher for shipping or speculative purposes, but as eastern mar- kets were reported higher, the supply was limited, and the local demand good, trade was brisk, aud prices averaged be and 10¢ nigaer thin Suturday almost from the starf Sowme eal sales were little il any high than Saturday, but, on” the other hand, some hogs that sold late tonight fully 10¢ more than they would have brought on Suturday. ‘Lhe bulk of the trading was at right arouna $.50, fair to good hogs cof all weights selling largely at that figure, while one choice buteher weight load brought $.4717, and common stuff went as low as Saturday the hogs sold mostly at § Week ago today tho popular figure w Representative sales: Av. Sh. Pr. .00 — %5 420 — Coeseesn © c No. Av. Av. Pr. 12 cows. 1165 §2 20 46 cow 2 fdrs 1 bull 857 Sh. Pr. 120 §6 80 B0 5 30 80 b 860 6 40 5§ B0 200 40 No. 8 80 40 : 80 6§ Sueer—There s & moderate supply on salo today, but the demand was ol pressiog and the market w ather slow, although prices were” quotably unchunged. natives $2.75@s.50; fair to good we S, 2 95(@3.25; common and stock sheep, $1.50 (@2.2; goodsto choice 40 to 100-1b, lambs, 02, Representative sales: 1 buck 100 Dakoti owe: 202 western wothers 108 nutive lumbs Pr. 82 60 8 00 825 d'ewos.. . 8 20 Receipts and Dispositio OMelul racaints wul dispasition of stoxk as shown by tho baogs of thy Union Stocs Yurds company for the forty-elght hoars endiug ab lock p. m., January 941 [iic 0 Hond|Cara, |Hoad | Cars. | Head, T - I\II iy TN, TCATILE, | HOuS ruunn Omuhu Packing o The G. H. Ha Swift Co..... The Cuduhy Packiig €0, R. Becker & Dog . Shippers and feede: 100 811 Total ve stock Market. Iods—Recolpte, 300 ¥, 687 head; shipuients Slonx City 810X Crry, Jan hond; officlal Satur 48 head; 85.2600.9 ATTLE-Reccipts, 100 head; oficial Satur- duy, 46 head; shibments, 104 head; market steady, Knnsas City Live stook Mark KANBAS OUTY, Jau. 22,—OATTLE-Roc 2,400 head: shipments, 3,500 head; m 5@10c higher; Toxus ste 42160 shippiog stecrs, #4.0080.30; Texas wud . $1,60@ o A foode Ipte, 8,200 kot 1071 packin and ples 900 hen native cow @34,10; ste Hoas - Re 200 hoad; m; 5,801 heavy, lights, Yorker Sieie market active 2.0023.00. head: shipuie * high balk nd_ mixed, $5.1080.45; 510725, 45. F shipmonts, none; Va Stoek Marker. Th wasn lght run of eattle ut tho stock yards, Tt was to ho sups posed that lnst week's decline would cartail shipnionts to n cert tent, bt no one looked for as few as ad, and sequence thoro was o 1 fe sidos. The supply consisted for (he nost part ofcommon to falr 1,050 to 1,350-1h, stevrs, They did not meot a viey active inquiry and sellers fatled to secure any decided advance, b.m butels 1 eannors’ stock «old higher, Thore was Iy of suitable lots and compotition advance tho warket from 10¢ to nd feeders showed contiined «(ro ersat from $2 b Offerings of they brought stron Chieag CRTOAGO, Jan, 22, mited arid hey ¢ oF rlces Hmlll\\vn- Pl o he days of lust weok, The gencral market closed strong. ¥ ‘I he hog tarket was excelted and b climbed up 15¢ within short time |vll'-u{v i was activo and strong at the sd- v DS Woro as lnrge a8 A majority of the trade looked for, This wook's re arn likely o show confidence all Shippers “and paskers conipetod the supply was all bou £5.60 for” commion ensy Toduy's recelpt ate limits and zood den fair. Ial generally sold 10c abov £ and poore In sympathy, Inthe lamb not much change, They from $3,25 to #4,55 per 100 principally at from to of quotitions for sheep was from #1 for inferfor to extra. Recelpts: ¢ 12,000 head; hogs, head; shieen, 12,000 hdad Thoe Evenin Al ranorts CATTLE - e 12,000 lead; last day, 22,305 he t ago today, 17,701 heid nat the close of last WILH prices rather on the uptuen thai wise, Rocelpt 1w yonr ive wnd 10015 packers, 5,30, LAMBs—Ttoceipts, 12,000 head; with u slight upturn; top top lambs, $4.55. chor. Tt fter the hoop fell wi mar werc in 1bs., W ore wis and at siles 26,000 Mon- last Monday, 1,800 head ; Tehor on heavy; A0 livavy, 000 head; AND market_active sheep, $3.002.3 St Louis Live Stonk Market. S1. Louts, Jan, CA trpi—R head; shiptents, 1,300 nead no good snlvs tod. | 3.50; 3.50; cows, #1400 4,400 hoad iarkot 10 higher: | mixed grades, $.1005.35; shipments, By light, ipts, 800 hoad; sh $4.60614.7 meuts, noue; Signe Recelpts of llva w0 the four principal western markets Monday. 1600 12,000 2,400 2,700 18,700 54,848 by HE CORRIDORS. h Omaha. 8 nsas City. i 4,200 St Louls, . b 4,400 ORIV 13,611 CHATS 1N *The Manufactures butlding at the World's fair grounds has not been destroyed by fir as generally supposed,” suid Charles Lacey Plumb of Chicago at the Murray. ‘“The re- cent unfortunate conflagration destroyed the beautiful peristyle and Music hall, but only a portion of the promenada on the roof of the Manufactures building was consumea by the flames. There is now some talk of re- moving the big building down town and after repairing the damag to the roof make otner improvements, solidify its archi- tecture so it will stuna for itinto a mammoth convi o the old Exposition front. Thesite selected will, i all proba- vility, be Michigan aveuuc, between Randolph and ~Adams. While the work of tearing down the state buildings is in progress at the fne grounds and Midway plaisance lives only in memory now, the main buildings of the Columbian exposition still stand and will doubticss not be re- moved for some time yet. 1do not think that the peristyle will be rebuilt, although all admirers of architectural beauty would be pleased to see it reproduced on & more solid basis. Since the fire the statue of the republic in the grand basin is more im- pressive than ever. There is now nothig buta broad expanse of water between the statue and the shores of Michigun. The Bartholdi statue on Bedloe's island is not in it at present with the gilded goddess in the grand basin, so far as being conspicuous and queen of all'she surveys. building on the lake “The Midwinter fair at San Francisco will bein the handsof a receiver fbefore many weeks after the gates are opened,” said N. W. Sheppard of San Franci the Paxton. “Times are too dull on the coast to insure success from local patrouuge, while the distance from the east aud gencra! de- pression precludes the vossibility of suii- cient attendance to pull the enterprise through. Mr. De Young is a man of splea- aid_ability and it will not be the fault of managerial proficiency if the affaic is a finuncial fizzle. Following so quicily upon the heels of the World's fair and the Christ- was drain on pocketbooks, the time for such a splendid enterprise is a little too soon und from present indications my predictions will be veritied.” “There have been a number of stories told on ex-Senutor Tabor of Colorado, but most of them are fakes,” remarked Fred O'Brien of Leadville in the Dellone corridor yes- terday, “There is one good one on the silver king, however, which has not cropt into print and which is among the actual incidents of the millionaire's early carcer in the city above the cloud: Everybody knows how he got nis start and jumped from a grocery counter in Californin guleh to a pedestal of fame and_ fortune by the dis- covery of the Little Pit'sburg. "After the senator had accumulated his cash his first thoughts were to spend it in improvements of the city in which he made it —a policy not always adopted by men eaviched by the prosperity of a community. Senator Tabor was always a great theater-goer and he de- cided to give Leadvile a great play house. So he erected a then- ter on Harrison avenue and ordered the interior artistically painted and deco- rated by some of the best manivuiators of the brush in the conutry. When this was completed the senator strolled in to inspect the result. He viewed tho work withs ex- clamatious of delight until his eye rested on a picture of Shakespeure over the proscenium arch. Calling the contractor he asked in stern tones: ‘Whose portraiv is that? AWNINGS, TENTS ETC. ll)[fiilhi Tent-Awning COMPANY. Wolf Bros. & Co., Manufa i of |-»m~_| awnligs, ele. 7 d 705 South 10th’ Street BOOTS AND SHOES, Morse-Coe Shoz Company. ) 4 Oftico ~1107-110)- 111 Howar1 % Factory —1114-1121-112) How St HORSE COVERS, 1311 Farnam Stroot. Kirkendall, Jones & | Amer, Hand-Sewed AN L waattia Rubber Shoe Co, 11U Hpbeagboe cog i1l DRY GOODS, M. E. Smith & Co. Dry goods, nottons, fur- nishing goods, coroer 11th and Howard Sts 81101 CO.. boots, shoes und rubbor goods, 13 1§10 Harnoy Biro i ~_ BAGS, ETC. Manulctrers The cont for. ‘Umph! gust, ‘What done for Leadville? and put mino up thors wore oboye structions soveral vears after more modest, and adorns the arch. to Danver, anl actor told him wh ropliod Senat the douco his group T'he sonator then romoved buily which bears his name, confidence in tments in foundation of D) tracted eastern cf Denver bac improvements, nver' pital T'abor | that picturs out Rub tho in tho naire grow of chorubs now tho “Thaspian I8 was Mr. od up by his in that laid the prosperity and at wom Tabor's You cannot deny facts, and it is a faot that Salvation Oil is the greatest paia cure. 200, WITHOUI AV ATTORN Colonel Tenjunin the N The foderal is at tho presont out the Mr. Baker's terin Saturday and that assistanco Baker T o of His S court of time doing of a of oftico Not Heard coisor o Nebraska districs busiuess with- district attorney. expired at noon il sequently re- moved his prosence and parsonal offects to an office intho whore he is private citizen, In oftice is without an The feder. and considerable to bo transucte ance of & district New NoW engaged in practico as o the dent has not appointe neumb, L eourt is in session at yportant business rem which requires the assist- attorney York Life building, mentime the presi- 4 succossor and tho Linc Judgo Dundy has telegraphoed Judge Brewer of the exist- ing state of affa point an attorne Buker's succossor will act on the sugs ably request Me forn ministration sces ment, Bost the chest or pains i botter than o flannel Chamberlain’s Pain Buln For sn the seat of pain, s and v once to s appointed and qualified “Thora is but little doubt that stion and Baker the duties of the ofiic fit to uested him to ap- aet until Mr. Judge Brewer ho will prot to continue to per- until the ad make an appoints v the, nothing cloth saturated with and bound on over vy druggists. e 5 Fralim St in Jail, Fourteen is unable to ra informations, Franm with having embezzled the German Savings bank, hay in the oftice of the clork of t Tho bond has been fixed » tho coll charging Chrisy money from been filed » distriet court. ,000. 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Uslon Stock Yards Compaay, South @mahas Best Cattle Ho and shosp marketia the wey. O rer————— COMMIS3IO Y HOUSES. Yfood Brotnars, Live Stock Comralsiion Marohumts 801th Umaha—Telepions 1157, Chlovey JOIN D. DA WALTER i Markot raports by arnished upor & Rector & Withelmy COMPAAY, Corner 10th and Jackson Stroots. “HATS, EIC. WAL Wholesalo Tlats, cups, 5l iw €00, gloves, mittens Ll and Harnoy Strosts. — LIQUORS. Frick & Herbert, Wholesale liquor dealers 1001 Farnam St A\l and wire cheerful appfication Jubbers Direlory Dealors o hariw e il mochnlos' (ol 1404 D01l i 4teay p— | LUMBER. John A Walketield, rican Port 4 comant, Milwai at and Quiics whits lims. STOVE REPAIRS Omant Stove Repaic WORKS. Ftova ten e ‘wid WAbF AtLAChmonts for oy Kindof ato 7o s VI Do e —— PAPER. Bemis Omaba Bag COMPANY. WHOLESALE COAL. 1008 Fai Str | Cumanis, i Carpenter Paper Co Dabetss olor | Tous. Standard 0l Co. Hefined and lubricatiog Olls, axle grodso, oh Linbon & Co [