Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 31, 1894, Page 6

68 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Almost All of Monday's Advance in Wheat Was Lost. CABLES WERE WEAK AND WEATHER MILD Weakness Grew More Pronounced aw the Session Drew to a Cloge and Final May I'rices Were Quite Ensy. 80.--Almost nll of yester- day's advance in wheat was lost today, and May closed 5¢c lower. Cables were weak, the weather was mild, and heavy shipments added to the weakness, Corn closed with & loss of Jgc, May oats suffered to a like ex- tent, and provisions were considerably lower all uround. W heat opened caster, with May e lower, at 643 c, and soon sold off !{c more. Cables were discournging anda failed to respond to yesterday's upturn of the Americun kets, The weather was much milder than has been anticiputed, and at the start Pard- ridgo and others did enough selling to dis- courage the bulls for a time. At thedecline, Lowever, a zood demand was developed and prices advanced until May haa reached yes- s closing figur But after touch- (¢ there was a reaction. Paris cables wero lower and foreigners were frea sellers w York. The weakness grew more pronounced as the session drew to & close, and May closed easy, but 'ye from the bot tom figures of the day. May opened at 647, lost le, advanced }ge, declined d - ro- nctod 1o to the close, at 6 Tl vorn market displayed very little life aud fluctuations were narrow and influenced by those of wheat, Opening trades were the sumo toa trifle under yesterday's final fig- ures and the market under moderate offer- ings sold down from lge to lic. but railied dce. Prices again sagzed back n fraction nd at the close was a trifle casier. Lavberal exporis and firm foreign futures prevented ¢ murked decline when wheat slumped at the close. In oats there was only a moderate trade and an easier feeling. ~July was <ull and May had a seant Kc range and closed from 3yeto ge lower:. With the arrivals of live hogs in excess of tho estimates and a dectine in prices for them the speculative market for provisions opened weak and lower. It sold off gradually with ouly slight fluctuations. The closing figures wero at the inside prices of the day in the ‘mbsence of any support. Compared with last night M ¢ lower, May lard 10¢ lower and M jc lower. Iistimated receipts for tomorrow: \Wheat, 00 cara; corn, 310 cars; oats, 50 cars; hogs, 86,000 head, _The lcmlm;z futures ranged as follows: figh. | Low. | Close, 50y 674 65 3514 CiicAGo, Jan 594c; No. 8 spring, No.8 yellow, 344@34%c 0. 2, 27%c; No. 2 white, 30X@31%4¢; BARLEY—NO. nominal; hu, 4, &4@4«) . ED—No. 1, 81,884 i MOTIY Srm;—l’r!mu $4.16@4.20. PoRK—Mess, por bl $12,80012.824%; Inrd, per 100 1bs., #7.6734@7.60; short ribs sides (loose), !&47‘iflbfi"‘y. dry salted shoulders (boxed), £6.2046.50; short clear sides (boxed) $7.00@7.50. o VHISKY=Distillors’ uished goods, por gal. Sydans—Unchanged. Cut loaf, $5.36; gran- ulated, $4.61; stand A, $4.49. The follow ng wero tho receipts and ship- mients for tod ARTIOL] Flour, bdls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu.. Outs, bu Rye, bu, Burley, i the Produce e: ot wae stend Eggs, quie No. 3, 44@bdc; 10,000 61000 257,000 85,000 1131000 3000 1,000 49,000 13,000 change today the Lutter nery, 21@26¢; dai 1y fresh, 14@ New York Marsers. New York, gin. 80.—Froun—Recelpts, 22,- 200 bbls.; exports, 12,000 bbls.; sales, 10,000 phgs.; market more active for patents, but quiot otherwiso: tone generally weak; ' city mill patonts, $4.15@4.85; city mill clears, E40a860; Minnesotn ' yatonts, 88,000 ot Dukers, $2.2503.60: winter inter stralghts, $2.70@ .00; winter low grides, nIlnul'J more active; com #2.2022.50; rvo' flour, buckwheat flour, dull} 6.000 7.000 5000 FL50S2.20; southe N to f i -Dull; Canadian, 57¢ asked, ox- Dull low western, $2 RYE—Nominal Bantey—Dul No. 2. Mil 2050, BARLEY Matr—Dull: western, 75@80c. WHEAT—LCCOInts, none: exports, 74,700 hu.; sules, 1,610,000 bu. futures. Spot’ market No. 2 red, in store und clovator, oat, 674c; .0, b, 67c; No. 1 northe Ontiond oened wenicor on disap: nd foreizn selling, rallied at by shov(s und reports of ex- port buying at St Louis, sold off agaln later on_ denfil "o the reporf, became wenk on cables und dullness i tho local cash murkoet and closed 5@%e net decline. No. 2 red, huary, closed at 65%c: February, 6530 80%¢, closed at 65%c: Mareh closed at 67c; Muy closed at 69¢; July, 70@71%c; closed af 71e; “Ducomber, 754G 516-16¢, closed at 5y CouN—Recelpts, 7 bu; sales, 430,000 Brandywine, 2.70; yol unry, b6e delivered. Aol westorn, 55@64c; noon on 1500 bu.; exports, 19,700 bu. futures, 37,000 bu, spot. Spot market very dully 48150 1 elevator, 44%¢ aflont; stoamer mixed, 481c: Option market opened esier on talk more of increasing recelpts, ralled with w O Lnter and closed Wouk ab % Junuary, 434@48%e, closdd Fobruney, 438@1ate clowti’ dsie: Ak@441se, closed 44ic; May, 4434550 closed 44%0¢ i il OATs - Recoints, 81,100 bu.: oxports, 400 bu.; salex, 70,000 bu. futiires, 55,000 bu. ot Xnot warket firmer bt dulls 'No'2 341y No od, 36101 No. No. 2 Whi 3 white, 853 track, mixea wostorn, track, Whith western, 36a40 whito stat 40e. Option markoet dull, closing nominal; no sales: finally 'ge n sinuury closed 4t Sae; Fobivity. Mareh, 84 %c; May, 84%,c. Dull ind easy ~Dull; stute; common to cholce, wot salted New. 0 " bs., 4130040; 53030 1bs., 2024’ 1bs., 104@1 e [ LEATHER Woor. 8 pulled Orloans PR Toxus, so- @pe; Bucnos Ayres. dry, Toxas, dry, 34630 13, Steady domestic Poxas, 1062105¢, Provis Beef, stoudy: family, $14.000 16 00; ext o8, B5.60G,9.00; Hoof ,,,,,“_ HCH eity fimily, # 23,00, picklod bellie plekled ham steam clos 5 noniinu #7524 bid contivont, 88 flecce, 19@25¢; i or; Wostern it skods January "olosei 7.95 noninaul; Mureh, s retined, slorg 01 Bouth Amorican, §5.70; con. ok, quiet 58, 814,600 Tri Dri $18,80014.00; Tunie Slear, $16.01017.00, i wostern duiry, 134@170; i€: Wostirn fietory, i state duiry, 10250 urge, 9@1130; small, 104 2, short skitus, 4@ 1003 full skins, l‘lllH ~Unsettled: ice hous $2,603 Ne; western frosh, 18%c; southern, Tecelpts, 7,800 pligs. ow--DUll it steady: elty @2 per pkg.), i@ ¢ county (plis. e, DAGD K, PlanoLeon- Dull; United closod ut 80¢ bid; RosIx- Steady TURPENTINE-Steady. RiCE-Quiet; domestic, Bisc: Jupin, 44064 Morassks—Dull; Now Orloans good to cholee, 28@36¢. i Easy: American, $12,00@156.00, Dol lnke, 89.40 ld. L¥Ap-—Quict; domosiic, SUGAR—Iuw, miurket firu %@ open kot~ fair to extri mar- 20 tons muscovado, 89 tost, at 2 11-16¢; rofiped,_quiet; off A, swux.n (mould A, CUealNe; stunda , 4 1-10%4 confectioners: A, 4 1- n.cu..u cut loaf, 4 16@54c; crushed, 4 15-16@0'5¢; powde 47-16@4%c; granuluted, 4434 5-16¢. Tix--Dull! straits, $19.95 usked; plates, mar- kot dull Firmer; domestic, #4.45 bid. Sx Stoady, butqulot; domand at wost subsiding; local friquiey siow and ex porters innetiv srude, 30@31e; prime erude in bhls., 200 yollow butter grade 87@38; primo summer yollow, 8414@306kc yellow' off grades, 87@8%c; prime & tallow, 3414@363;0; yollow off grades, 33@34 prime'white, 40¢, night, ¢ Omahn Protnce Market, Byrren—There Is some_{mprovement in the market, and the best butter commands a bettor figu sonie time Cholco country, 1 king stock, 8@ 10e. DRESSED POU Plho demand has fm= roved during the cold snap and prices havo [IIH ped a noteh higher, ns, 0 471': oys, Bp10¢ ru eso and ducks, I i would sell bolow the Live [ cholee stock plipd. G 15 quotable nt VEAL—Thn arrivals aro not b rket firm At provions guotations: choice Il and fat veals, 77'4c; thin or heavy, B@be. GAME—Prai are out of season market exce lard ducks, past, lemand for ey well sup- ickons, quail and venison and thero is but little on the nad 26 mnl- () Koeso, Hbit: phits, #17 squirrels, 70c, recolpts aro heavy and the nicky. Thereis no sale for salted stoek. The bulk of th 18c. Iresh stock, 124@1de; vge, 1101 2e; snlted eggs, 9710 Cholce white over, 16¢; fornia, 16¢ OVETERS Call- horseshoes, te, 21c; extra punts, 80c. Medium, T, X. T, 17 standards, 20¢; sele iy solocts, Chostnuts, 12¢ per i Itdian chestnuts, 12:213¢; almonds, 18 Snglish wal- nuts, 1260 140 filherts, 1214 Brazil nuts, 11@ b 14e; pocans, medium, bluck walnuts 1s low and barral, $6,00@26.50; pew barrel, half y Wants to | Pure ) per . 50%6.00; 26.00@6.50: half : per b, & half bui, § ked navy, $1.002 BRANS—( a hand-pi 90; commion whity 2.00; western nayy, $L.E6G. ans, §1.5001 b ‘per ators -Nebraska, Towa and Minnes Wi potatoes, in small lots from store, 65 in_car lots, 60c; Colorado, frou store, 75¢; Colorado lots, 65w70c. CABBAGE ~Orders for eabbage from the coun- filled at 2¢ per Ib. Y Roors ~According to size, 403603 )d stock, 35¢; extra fancy Call- Je@1.00, “The supply Is fair; good ). eh, per bbL, $2; aalshes, ' per 75¢; onlons, 5032.00; por dive, por ulifiowe per doz., 5076 toes, per crute of 20 Ibs., 2,50 per %-bu. box: parsley, per do plant, per doz., $2.60. SAUERKRAUT-Uer bbL, §6.50@6.00; bbls,, $3.25, doz.; doz., half ; FRUITS awbas on the mar- not, $5.25@6.00; X fl(lwh 50, lio supply i3 1ight on this market and_prices highor; fancy western, $1.90@2.00 ver box. CRAN freely) per Db, 3--Cranborries are o ood_demand; O bell und bug] crsoy, $0 nd cherry, OALIFORNIA ORANGES ~The stock i3 arriving in_good_condition. Riverside secdlings, per box, §2.50; Washington novels, $3.00. TROPICAL FRUITS, omain about steady: por .50; per bunch, suiall t sizo 300, ving PO bunch, large, $2.00 2. diuin, $1,7502.00, ;sMONs—Now _ Messina - lomons, large choice “Moxican 2.2572.40; f Floridas, $2.60. TANGERINES GRAPE FRUIT per box, 82.50; y Floridas, $2.75 Per box, $2.75. Per box, FURS, Ulack, large, $20.002:25.00; 1L, 35.00@10.00; black yoar- 0015.00; medinm, $10; small 87; black cubs. large, $6.0028.00; uedium, $5.0026.00: small, #4: black Montana and Rocky mountain, Inrge, $18.00222,00;medium, mall, $10;" black Montana yearlings, Inrge, 812; medium, 88; smull, $5; binck Mon- fana cubs, large, #6605 medim, $4.60; small, 833 silver tip, large, §20: modium, $12; small I Upyoar ings, large, £11; modium, 88; #5; sllver tip_cubs, £6: mediun brown, Tarige, $20.00535.00; small, $12; yearlings, large, $10.0012.00; mediym, 86, “small, 36; cubs largo, §7: medium, $5; Small, $3; badger—No. 1 large, FI 00@1.50; medium, 60¢ nall, 50¢ fisher—No. 1 large, $3; medium, 36; small, 8 fox silver, a8 to “color’ according wbonuL‘{ No: 1 larae, $100; modium, 850; small, $10 silver pale, ficcording o boauty, lai medium, $30; small | $20; cross, la modium, 83; small, $2; rod, lnrgo, mediuw, $1.25; sinall, $L; 7 niedium, 50z ' small, Targe, H0c; mediim, 40ci small, Iynx. No.U lirgo, 833 medium, $2; small wmarten, No. 1, Inrge, $2; medium, § £13 mink, No. 1, lirgo, BUca8100; 76¢; small, 65¢; mink, dark, N mediun, 7o0; small, H0c; foet hedd and feet, No. imporfoct skins, No. 1, largo, g o ium, 36,000,700 sl 83; outer, paie, No. 1 375 medium, 35 1, 84; raccoon, - No. 1, lurge, 80c; medium mall, b0ct raccoon, bliek, as to beauty, No. 1, lurge, b 2.00; skunk—Dlnck, eased: No. 1, large, 5. medinm, : small, 50¢; short striped, lm"'l medium, 70c; siall, 45c; nurrw stripod largo, 60c; medium, 400; small, 23 20E025¢; Wi erine, No. 1, small, Bear-No. 1 medium, $15 lings, large, £12. smull, # medium, $10 30, l7~ £1 50; smafl, modinm, 1, large, $1; mountain lion, per- 1 $1.002.00; i small, au.-E #5.0006.00; beaver—per skin, No large, ‘§2; dium, $4.50; small, dium, 81,505 small, 75¢; I med| mihidos, (3 sen saltod hide 2 green saltod hidos, 202ie; N hides, 20 1bs. to 40 1., #1401 No. 2 green @1ciNo £ ll ':llf, 8 1bs. to 15105, 4¢3 No. L dry fiint hids No. 2 dry flint hides, No. "1 dry salted hides, 4c. Vart cured lides bsc por To."less than tully cured Snikr Peras—Green saltod, each, 25@60c; greon saltod snearlings short wooled early skins), each -5@loc; dry shoarlings (short wooloit early skins, No." 1, ) 0w10c; dry shourlings (short, wooled early skins), No. each be; dry flint, Kansas® and Nobraska Butcher wool’ paits, por iy avbual welght, 57 8e; dry flint, Kansas and Nebrasku murrain wool biits 1h, wctual weizht, 4@6c; dry flint_ Colo se wool polts, per 1L actual weight, 4 try flint Colorado mu Pl WOl DoLEs, NOF 1. actunl wolght, 4G0ck Cotivo Markei, New York, Jan. 80.-COFFuE opencd stondy, @10 points ad ruled generally fieui on Matthows' 8,000,000 bags Rio and 8,250,000 Santos nvail- uble foroxport trom next erop; closed dull He decline to 10 point i bigs, ineluding: Febr 816,0516.15; April, ot quiet minali il lova, i Itio No. 7 an. 80.—~Market quict; good avor- F100: receipts (Lo days) 4,000 k, 240,000 bags; cleared, 22,000 Ontlons (gt 0751450, and oo market qulet and 20,020,253 at #1650, cost and 30.~Markot fiem; unchanged LO00 bisizs, ot steudy at H@YL No. 7, Stock. “Markoet quiot; 2 IpEs (Lwo days), 23,000 Dugs LONDON, ket quiot und fex lar, 8d lowe 10 8 v Markots. KANSAS O1ry, Jan. 80 —WieAT and steady; No. 3 hard, 53¢ Cor—~Unehunge white, 32032140 s-Slow and unel 0.2 white, 290 K uichngod it 120 W i corn, K Very dull 0. 2 rod, 5414 od, 81¢; No. 2 mixed, 28 none; 18,000 bu.; corn, none; 0L, non: RYE-SU FLAX Sgp BRAN—W HAY-—-Stoudy, unchangoa; 9.00; prairio, 86,00 46,5 BUrTER—Lir timothy, #5.008 vy, 19G23¢c; dulry, v OuLeaNs, Jan. 80.—Cor10: guiotund stoady’s ales, 59 100 haly A bId; Fobruury. 87,340 Qidn; Aprll, 81040765, N June 17.72; July, $7.17 LA Y ) Lok, 30.—Corrc llllxl)( 7 9-16¢; \ul %, 400 bales; bales) shipaents, 2,800 butes I'utures, 18; August, Stondy; rec mid- ipts, 2,600 New York ey Go l:'\lnrh!h New Yo 80.-Notwithstunding the advorse we ondition of yesterday and sales late last | purt ot W0day thero s beon s t31s wcos b g stir In the dry goods district. Print cloths hold thelr own, prints and printod fabries are fairly sold up' Lo production. The Jobbing trada is qulet but steady. Minneapoiis Wnoar Market. MISNEAPOLIS, Jan, 80.—Whent trade todny was quite as active s yestorday, although the market went Ina differcnt direction and closed below tho opening prices. Recelpts were small, amounting to ninety-slx ears only, with twenty-two cars shipped.” The bulls lost tholt krip and whout Is nearly back to tho Saturday lovel, The tendency was strong up to noon when selling began and i break set in. Attor this hour thero wis niore Interost in th very strong market than in futures. May oponed at 60%c; July at 62%c, with steady trading and not 'mueh ehange {n prices until near tho middle of the sossion whon the: A further adyance to 61%c in May and 623 in July, "~ This latter advance to " have been to the continued covering of shorts, which Inter belng ove prices ensed off and’ without much dispositlc 10 buy declined and ¢ Junuary, 591 May, 60kgc; July ""Prack whent ‘closed: No™ 1 hird, ' 1 northorn, 61i The demand from »ifl lers was good for cash wheat and considerable was sold to arrive, some of 1t bringing 62¢ for No. 1 northern, Mflls have beon taking con- sidorablo wheat out of public and private elevators In the last two days, with prospect of 4 decrease of stocks In store here this week, Furmers are selling falrly well in the country and as temperate weathor is promised, the expectation is that they will mirket about as In _the country ns wiLL ‘e ~shipy at, Mills are grinding bout the s 10 as_yostorday and last The production of flour for the past week was 108,585 bbls. The exports were 19,702 bbls. aguinst 103,875 hbls. munufu tured the proceding weck and 95,776 bbIs. throe wooks a0, ho 0Xports woro a LU0 more than 8,000 bbls, in excess of the exports of the previous week, and about 5,000 bbis. in excess of the exports'of tho week hefore that. It s expected that there will be a steady in- erense In production from this time forward, and millers hopo the export demund will be suflicient also to increase tho exports. A fair demand still exists at near points, but not much Is golng irito the eastern statgs, Prices romnin steady on &, busis of about .60 per UL in lurge” lots for the highest grades of patents. More than 200,000 bu. wore bousht to arrive by millers at about 62c on track heres St Lous £1. Lours, Jan. chinged: patents, $2.600@2.70; fancy, §2 rye tlour, #; buckwi riets, oun—Steady; un fancy, ) 819073 26,200 WiteAT—Was bearlsh and rally ‘sank to iie below Noo 2 red, cush, closed at o644c; July, 6 CoRy wheat losk e No, and Feb closed at A L . 8514c, cash closed with a singlo yestorday's close. ay, 60%c; At 28150; A it eedse b1 for o, BARL Nothing doing; 2 east side. Minnesota, 52@ —Higher; 62¢, $1.32, »—Ihgher; east track. fair to primo 88.251 Av—Unchanged; prime to choice, #0.002 10,00, 28 Eaas—Unehangod LEAD—Iligher: SPELTER CORN MeAL Witisky— BAGGING r; 48, Uikl mgml 21,65, hunged; 8115, hanged; 5i6e. CorroN Ties—Unchanged PROVISIONS -Declining, with_a siow, market. Pork, standard’ mess, $18.371. prime st #7.60. Dry salt meat shoulder 214 longs and ribs, $6.62i shorts, boxed, 16c more. Bacon, packed q|umm~ s 5; longs and ribs, 87.60; RECEIPTS—Flour, 8,000 Lbls.; wheat, 8,000 corn, 74,000 bu.; aats, 30,000 bu. SHIPMENTS - Flour, 9,000 h1s.; wheat, 21,000 bu.; corn, 185,000 bu.; oats, 36,000 bu. weak Lard, 1008 —Froun—Stendy. 2 spring, 6Uc; 30%¢; 2, blc; No. 8 sample, 45 white, 29157 BARLEY—Steady; No. @52c. 3 No. 1, 4614c. pork, 812.85; RECEIPTS—Tlour, 5,100 bbls.; wheat, 22,100 bu; burley, 52,300 bir. Snreaexrs - Ilour, 11,500 bbls.; wheat, none; barley, 6,200 bu. lard, Liverpoot Markets. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 80.—WHEAT—Quiet; de- mand mode! No. 1 California, b5 3d@5s 4d; red western winter, 5s 1d@5s 244d. COoRN—Euasy; demand ‘moderate orn, 88 1(d. PROVISIONS—Pork,” prime mess, fine, 75s. Beef, extra Indis, 93s9d. Bacon, long and short clear, 55 Ibs., 86s. Lard, 41s. mixed west- Market, Durura. Jan. 30.—There was o fair trading to 'I‘In- market ruled activo and -firm. lI lrl 6214¢; January, 604 No. 1 northern, cash, January, 9-« Muy, 683c; July, 6 novthern, cash, 57ic; No. 8, 52% 473(ci on'track: No. 1 northern, 62 OIl Markots, o1, wtional Transit cor- tificates opencd 47 highost, 804; lowest 80; closed at HO; sules, 11,000 'bbls: ship ments, 99.561 bbls.; runs, 114,741 bbls, Prrrssuna, Pa., Jao. 80. ational T ransit certificates ()|ll‘lll‘(l at B0; closed at 80c¢; highest, 80; lowest, 80, | Market. st Louis, Jan. 80.—WooL—Quiet; barely steady und without change. prices OCKS AND BONDS, Syndicate Formed to Take the Balance of thy Bond Ixsue, New York, Jan. 80.—The street was treated to a mild sensation shortly before the close of business today by the announce- ment of the formation of a synaicate to take any part of the proposed government loan that might not be subscribed for at Sec- retary Carhisle’s upset price. This change of front by the New York fOnanciers who yesterday were by no means ardent in their reception of the sccrotar of the treasury’s plan, is in part ac counted for on the fact that upon reflec- tion tho bankiug element concluded that the fuilure of the loan would affect the credit of the United States abroad, which would have the effect of inspiring a lack of confidence in the foreign holders of all American sccuvities with the result of creating & situation inimical to the financial }n(l ests of Wall street and the country at urge. ‘T'hen, too, it was possibly taken into con- sideration that by forming a syndicate to take the bonds at no advance on the upset price the competition was lessened and the necessity for paying o premium on the upset price was romoved, thus increasing the margin of profit to be gained by the syndi- cate subscrib rs. I’he announcement of the formation of the syndicate did not reach the exchange until just before the close of busi- ness, bat it materinlly strengthened the final dealings and imvarted a tone approach- ing buoyancy to tne speculation at the close T'he day on the Stock exchange E y dull one. There was very little news of in- terest to the speculators. The decision of the United States civenit court at Philadel- phia, holding that the American Sugar [Re- fining company was a logal corporation, made n the suitof the government to declar n unlawful combination. imparted temporary strength to the dealings in the Sugar shares. k¢ publication of the Burlington & Quincy earnings for December, showing a ¢oodly in crease, nnd rumors that the St. Paul state- ment would wake u bud showing for the fourtn week in January Jid not materially affect either stock, both of which closed at the hizhest of tho day. After weak open- ing tho general market rallied under the leadership of Chicago Gas and then reactod a fraction, but was again started on %he up- ward track by @ purchasing movement in Sugar. A bear raid on Western Union took the market buack a fraction, but the loss was scovered by noon. During the ufternoon the market was weil held and became quite strong in late dealings under influence of the subscriptions of tho bunkers' syndicate to the government loan. The market closed strong and generally k@Y advance. The Post says: The tea pot tempest over the bond issue having now subsided, the market resumed toduy a more fuvorable us- pect. The professional movement against prices made toduy no headway whatever. and wus not encouraged oven by the re- markable “news st of yesterday's sub- treasury conference. diy the local bid- ders for the new government bonds wore forced to show their hunas to some purpose, and this was the only news which influenced the murket. T'he other news was favorable. ‘The December statement from the Burling- ton was ot much wore fuvorable than that of St. Paul, but the cardinal polut with in vestors seems to bo, after all. that thes» compinles pay dividends, ana with pressut couditions are likely o keepitup. Wi time money earning only 2 to § per cent, these 4 and b por cent dividends on stocks seomed | selling bolow 8) are a reasonably strong in- ducement. The following ars the leading, sto¢ change tod; Atehtson..... Adams Exjross he closing quotations on [ (on sthe New York ex- Alton. T\ | e Y do yror iy Amerionn Bxpross 111 timore & Ohlo TNorth. |Nogih'rn P, prot'd. |1, P, D. & Guir Northweatorn.. do_profd 701¢/N. Y. Central N.Y.&N. E B0is Ontario & Westor 110 Oragon mp 718, Oremon Navi: 3 More, 8. L, & € Drcifl Sl Pooria, Dee. & B0 tabii g, ilman Palace. 18 L 104 130 & Ohlo. Alton Col. Coal & Tron Cotton 011 Cert. Del. & Hudaon Laok. & West o prefd. Southern Paclt |Sngar Refinory. i (mll.klm a5 P, 101 03 At Norh i b & Baat T pe'd Hocklug Valloy Tilinols Centrat. 1o St Paul & Diluli 2| T & 0. ¢ S Toxas pri. 2i3g Unton P Lake 4 14100 Expross. G0 brof G (WS T & T oShore. 1111 197, | o brord Eead frast. 012 't wollw Fareo i pusviile & N cutarn Unlon Louiaviile ¢ N Whoaling & 1 ManiattanCon .. 120/ o prera: Momphin el 08 MUk T et 07 DL & R G Missotr] bacife. .(T: I Mobile & Ohio O RS Naah Uhaits: 16 [Cdo et i Gordigo. AT L A K N Al 114 St Norfolk & Wiptid:! 203 do North Ameri'n Co, “l X The rauge of prices s roportod by J. W Deuno & Co., Board of Trade hull, is as follows: Open| High | Low Giowe | 154 T Yost Erle Pacifie Mail L.&N.... Northwestern, Mo, P. Unior | 18" 44 10341101 g 24 101 acifi eitie, p'r. N paginc o m,.-u‘;«‘fm.(. Atchison Chicago G, Reading. ... Del, & Huduoi D.C. F.. E. G. B Cord New York NEW YORK, Jan. 30, on vona: UTS. AR rox, . U1 8. 48 coup ‘Tl l0sing quotations npod 48 Misgourl 0s .. Tenn. new sot .. Tenn. now 8ot 6s.. Tenn, now ety .. Canada So. 2., Cen. Pa 76 | do 2 A 108G, H. &'S. A (s, D 1021|074 offered ] 1z g C i & Erle 248 MK & T, M. K. & T Gen, 53 Mutual Unton 0s.. W. Db, 5. L& L M. G, R 73 St L. &S.F. Ge: |Ala. ev @l Boston Stock Quotations. BosTON, Jun. 80.—Call loans, 1}4@2 por cent; timoloans, 37344 per cent. Closing quo- tations on stocks, bonds and mining shares: Ateh, T, & 125 Weatng, B Americun 8 Dhone Boston & Albu atral 18, Min. Co... Mexican Cen N. Y. & N. Eng. 0la’ Colony on Shoj Ruvber ef!{xis West End . West End p) 3 SRk San Francisco Minng Quotutions. 8% IRANCISCO, Jan. 80.~Tho official closing uotatigns for mining stocks today were as ollows: Alta Belelior: Best & Belch Bodio Con.... Bulwer. 9 Chollar |Sterra Nevada. ... Gon. Cal. & Vi |Union Con... Orown Polnt.... |Utah, i Yellow Jaclket.. .. 10 80 Mexican....... Nevada Queen. Ophir..... Now York Mining Quotations. New Yok, Jun. 80.—The following are the mining quotitions: Cholor ... Crown Point 0| Plymoutn. .. 0| Sterra Ne 0(Standard 0| Unfon Con.. 80| Yellow 30| Iron Sitver. ... 1111 1000/ Quicksilver. 00| “do pref'd. 500/ Bulwer. .. Gowld & Carry.. .. Hale & Noreross, Homestake.. . Mexican....... Ontario. . ntions, Mining stocks weaker. osing quotution: Louis Mini Louts, Jun, 80. following are the “TAwked. [Granite . S. Hopes. . vening Post's s s The Bank of Englund bought £40,000 in bir gold toda. OF Wils unehunged, but stendy. Dead nioney in Indis and the rise in ¢ induced the bel that there would be o allotment of teje- raphic transfers tomorrow. The £2,500,000 W Indin treasury bille offered wore applicd for today threo times over. The stock markets were quiet and prices cenerally easier on renllzations, but. with a firm” undertone. Americans were weuk and listless, al Notes. 80.—Clearings. 81,246,- Fimanc! A8 City, Jan. 803, Panus, 76¢ for Jan. 30.—Threo per cent reates, 961 he decount. tone. Jun, 80.—Clearings, $2,112,027; bulunces, $330,148. BostoN, Jan. 30.—-Clearings, 811,272,839; balances, $1,284,437. New York, Jun. 80, —Clearings, §77,112,943; bulunces, 4 AL Jun. 30 0; balances, 81,132/470 LON ).—Amount of bullion gone tnto the B Lund today, £40,000, Mempiis, J New York exchange, 75¢ Cl s, $71,- -Clearings, $8,05 30. wrings, $202,000; balanc 30.—Money, 826 per cont. JNNATE Jun, par to' 25 premium, Now York exchinge, Clearings, 82,058,100 81, Louts, Jan. 80.—Olearings, $3,166,083; balunces, " Money | G@7 | por cont, Exchunge on New York, 50¢ premiun, NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 90.—Clearings, #1 Now York'exchange, bank §1°7per §1,000 Commorclal, 60¢ por §1,000 promium. premium. CHICAGO, 80.~Clearings #11,601,000; « nge, b0C premium. 'Sterling exchan d qulet; netul rutes, $4.85 for MIxty-duy Dills wid BT for deniand, Call money oftered frovly wt 4 bor cent. OUK MARKETS, Jan, OMAHA T Recovery In the Cnt le Market Continues— &% Active But Lower. Tuespay, Jan. 80, The better tone to the markets Monday caused a more liboral run of stock of all kinds today. There were about 100 cars of cattle ou sale, a very fair supply, but there was no noticeablp improvement in the quality of the offerings und very little in the condition of the market. The fecling was undountedly batter, /however, and while brices were hardly quotably stronger than Monday, there wasimore life to the trade thup at any tims lask week. Lozal houses did about all the buying, but they bought wore as if wanted tho eattle, Really choice beeves are very scarce now, but & bunch of very good 1351-1b, beeves brought $3.40 and fair to good 1.051 to 1 1b. steers s)ld larzoly ot from $3.35 to $3.65, poor to fair stuff bringing from & to $4.50. The toue to the trade wis rather heaithy and with active trading the pens were soon cleared. The cow market was also In better shape. Offerings wero _guite liveral, nearly forty ars bulng on Bule and ling was 8low ul not more than steady pric Freo buying cau a mather firmer feel- ing s the morning advanced and some sales sold ot substantially higher prizes, Common canners sold down 5 e to $1.50 and chotee fat heifors up to 8. The bulk of the fair to good butcnors' cows sold largely at around §2.95 to £2.65. Calves viere in pood demand and strong, common large to cholce veal stock selling at’ from $3 to & Rough stock of all kinds was fully steady, common to very good bulls and oxen going at from 81.90 to $3.15 The stocker and foeder trade was devoid of noteworthy features. Offerings, both fresh and stale, wore rather light, but as the country demand was only fair, thore was little improvemont in prices, Good to choice feeders aro quoted at #3 and $3.00, fair to good at #2.70 and $3, and lighter, commoner grades at from $2.70 down. Rapresentas tive sales: DRESSED BEEF Pr. 23 00 Av. 000 11060 765 842 . 018 11007 11070 1020 MIXED. 18 COWS. 95 ..1028 830 1280 L1000 111080 1116 106 C1018 1050 1044 0 950 o 1090 951 e - Lo e SICIEEIeIts i 1000 Sl SR o x 1020 1050 o8| oK oe IS L TN 2 o = 900 1120 1110 1146 1040 1203 1011 1078 1093 o o 1050 1142 L1090 16..0...1001 I1150 1000 1080 917 L1080 1092 1075 011 1085 1202 SIS 1066 £1060 1117 1030 840 .. 983 1188 948 ISIETER e ce HEIFERS, 210 1 225 B 225 st 225 15, 2 60 EX 2 60 CALVES, 0] 841 480 992 . 415 200 Seo0) 106 1100 1174 5 SO © pRRES I .1090 1870 1570 1250 1420 L.0.1100 TSISIETEIR 2 40 2 50 2 50 250 OXEN. 2......1905 815 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. . 610 790 410 580 920 Ve, 11 510 1211050 620 e —Receipts were slightly heavier than go today, but the quality was about the same, Prices ave still somewhat beyond the reach of eastern shippers. who are buying freely at Kansas City and Sioux City, and tnere wus nothing in the condition of ¢ustern markets to encourage speculitive activity. Local houses practically con- trolled the markot within certain limits and when they said they would buy their hogs 10¢ lower toduy they got them at about that decline. Tho extreme top was .25 for a load of choice liznt stuff, but .15 was the general prico for fair to good hogs of ull weights. Some of tho best butcher weight hogs brought .20, and_common to fair rough, heavy and mixed stuff sold at $.10 and $.12!¢. Toward the close the mar- kot was very weal with £5,10 bid for good al loads remained unsold. Tho + price toduy was $.15, and nearly went at thut figuve, as aguinst y, and from & a week Sh. Pr. Av. 80 5 00 — 5 05 5 06 510 510 6 10 610 510 b 10 510 510 610 510 510 b 200 ettty bt 103 248 272 230 PIGS AND ROUGH o i § 40 4 60 Sugrr—Receipts wero fairly included all kinds and grade: only a moderate demand and EDELICATE WA OMER ] Or Debilitated Women, should use BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR. Every ingredient possesses superb Tonic properties and exerts a wonderful influ~ ence in toning up and strergthening her system, by driving through the proper channels all impurities, ~ Health and strength guaranteed toresult from its use, 4 My wifo, who was bedridden for olgh. toen months, after using Iradfleld’s Female Regulator for two months 1§ getting well J. M. Jouxson, Malvern, Ark, Basorivin Reavaton Co. Alunin, Ghe Eod by Druggisis st 8100 per butie, and wus was liberal There trado | | quint at e t go0a athor eastor prices, Falr fair to good wosterns, common and stock sheep, ¥1.50 to cholee 40 to 10010, Representativo sales An Owos ) native 1 Wt ¥ €2 40 nixe 400 Mexifean wethors. 687 Moxicar 40 native b 104 native OMelal shown by ti con b o'cloci p. | Garn 103 2,358 WUy ons Th Swift& Co The Ship Loft Total Chieazo Live st CHICAGO, s for oy hour afier market i held it thory Inrgs (esting receipts in of tho lust 1 tudo of bu welght hogs sold Tirgest par 10 $5.30 for for the It it Duying the pld for e wenlk A paltry ply of entt it numl ' stock of i word 1,000 to 1, where the inquiry fo W i 10 me have been butehers and It Strong. are dressed by but saicsm work to cl stocker ane Head | Ca 0 hewd moro than for t k furnis| zainst light wolghts. od b 1 wethiors lambs ®ipts and o byo'cs any for tha by, m, January 80, 1504 RECEII TS “Woas, | s TOHAES & MTS ars. | Head| Cars, | Hoad| Cars. | Hoad 18{1,704] DISPOSITIC CATTLE, s OGN, | SHEED 10 | 301 Bt i) 491 a0l 1838 Markor, 30 tdorably lower 110 1o accopted. Within an the opening buyers had foreed the K o the extent of 10e, and thoy e o the end. Recolpts were not vated it 26,000 Lead), nor are largs slaht, but the faet thive the nrelvals two diuys hitve beot somothing 1ke s e lnst the bearish atti- st o T hed an exeins The | 1" 1o §: vors 30 was in ptation for lig Outsido | fow cases, tho U from 5.20 5,15 to #5.25 or. Buyers continuo to diserini- Tlioy fnsist upon Hew thy prics he closo was 1 of ti the formor n fr vy and b to 10c medinu 3,000 hiead was the estimated sup- 16 for today. Tho greater part of her consisted of butehurs and ¢ and Tight and aoedinm we . . Of prime st > ke @ mark v quallty tc coedingiy 0 £ bought fair to protty 150-10. % and thoro 3 bulk'ssold. There " was lmited reXPOrL necount and extra stecrs from $5.40 to $5.50, though |t ans cortain that those figures could realized. The demand from loeal fateand prices irket for tho f and shippiing sorts was also firm, ien complained thit it was hard ose out ut Mondiy's prices. Tho 1 feeder market wis guiet and firm us Inst quoted Sales of si Holders gra the moderate warrintod meot with g will tions aud there is whero ths day’s work done. ¢ for poor to lam cholee, $4.77 Ex The on the hoot feeders. Receipis: bead; hogs, The Even CATTLE ] [ weak and u at interior to good; no HoGs- 10¢ lower $5.35015.40. latabs, 34,26 Kans: KANSAS O ad; 7,800 slow: cows £2.0003.50; 2203 shipp and e Hoas—Ro 100 " head; £6.005.15; @5.20; Tigh SIEEL— R 800 Liead; Now York Live sto New Yonrk, Jan. head; no prime, & 4.35; ording 4.00; bulls CALVE hs at from §: A5@A,60; 8. —Lteccipts, 450 head 0 at full pri dvance, which celpts for the fast fow days bing, but thoy did ot A ment. Buyers were Ade on a basls of former quota- Wi saleable fron”#1.50 to §3.75 nd there was a demand for 00 to $4.65 for inforlor to tralambs were quoted as hizh ay v is no demand for shipment east and very little inquiry from aduall o WOre s oxtr calve 12,000 Cattle, 3,000 hoad; 26,000 head; sheo i’ ournal reports Roceipts. 3, nsettled; points; stoers, $4.707 extra bere; others, #4 cipts, 26, Dackers, Tight, #5.200 LAMDS = Kecelpts, 12,000 hea top sheep, $3 300 cad. markot slow, ttle in sight 5 for fair Ket active, 20455.30; prime heavy, 18 City Live stock Market. 1Ty, Jan. 80.—CATTLE—Rocelpts, shipments, 1,6 market weak, steers lower; Texas stoor Xus and native cows, $1.20@ g st 84.0060.20; stockers ders, §: eipts, 14, head: shipments, i market i bul heavy, paeking and mixed, #4.90 ts, Yorkers and pigs, §4.00@5.2 ceipts, 4,500 head; shipments, ket slow und we ok Market, Recelpts, 32 steers, good ' to to fulr, $4.060 \alf-breed, $2.9000 502,95, market quie 30. nativo medium iry, $3.754.0 nd dry coy trade; ehplce, 5,008 00, 10 11ght; mnrier to priv H oGS~ e Digs, £.7506.30; market steady. Siou SI0UX CrTY, Jan. head; offici ments, non, nend; ship for native tive sieer: 1,500 he Towers be @5.80: i Lasns—Receipts, 8,300 head dull and slow; cheo) H@3.70; lambs, choice, # 5,00 60 fair 16 good e, § cipts, x City mv., Stock Market. ~Hogs—Recelpts, 1,900 EveH T 1436 head; shi i market lower;'$5.0005.10; bul )0 head; official ye d: slow 18 Livo Stork 80.—CArrLE—Re ments, 1,400 hoad: Texuns easier; Hzht shipping 0613.00; fed Texans, extra others, $3.0003.60), ceipts, 6,700 head: shinment: ket _opened weik, closed 10 5.2615.40; mixed, $4.90 olpts, 8,700 urket Slow load; shipmonts o ( Y 5,000 o, ,@sfi 0 nnuec/s RELIEVES PROMPTLY and & Wolf Bras. CURES QUICKEST. o I ;fi Awargs oyor all & ) RS to wood | pone: lumbs, §2.50 | e —————————————— ——— 11,009 nntive 1.2, market firm; muttons, $8.00, Lunivs, $4.00 Stoek 1 sight. slpts of [Ive sthek At tho foar principil markets Tuesday, Janyary 80: Cattin. - o South Omalia 2408 6,800 Chlens 3 3000 26,000 7,300 8t Louls, 2700 Total 10,808 i AT SOUTH OMANA, CAR SERVICE OxanA, Jun, 80, - To the Editorof T Ber: Will you Kkindly permit me to suggest corrections of somo of tho statements mada in your article in Tuk Brs relating to prospective chianges for car service on cars containing freight for the South Omaha packing houses On coal, fivo days (not were evidently nusinformed) and and all her commodities by the packers, two days free timo Is ale 1owed for unlon fing, aftur the expiration of which &1 per day is charged as stated, 1t cars ave placed for unloading after 7 o. m. of ny day the tree time does not commence until 7, m. of the day following, which 1 many cases viriually another day ta the Ui In computing time, Sundays and ail legal holidays aro exciuded ‘The object and the animus of assessing charges for ear service should be understood as snown by the fact that the railroads would be only pleased to be relioved of tha necossity of making any such charge what- ever, but, instead, that all consignees of ear load ‘treizht, coustrained by the imminens doliar for each day o car is held over tha free time, would unload their freight within such free time, and so release the cars for trausportation, for which purpose they ato gued, and not to be used as store houses, “This and vot the payment of the charges tho roads are scompelled to make is the obe Jovt and end sought in car sevvico, I, VAN Tuyr, rager Car Sorvido Association, POINTS ON PROGIESS. y leads in snuff production. Threo hundrod planos are mado duily. The world's navies employ 237,000 men. More ear cou ted at Washe ington than any ROARTHEEY Among recent “shorthand pewriter, for rapid k Men attending the pans i never known to have cnolera, s let fever or intluenza. P. Silvert of Dohlen, Sa manufacture of gla molten glass in groov core to complete the or tube, Servant nd females of every class da not long continue employes in - South Afrie. I'he men average ten to one woman ther and thercfove the latter are quickly soughd in marriage. The tempering of stecl cess. A workmin washod tank of water used Massachusetts factor steel was sold as second grade, Until within a short time this count manufacturing collars and cuffs for 150,001 000 people, though it had only 65,000,000 to b collaved and cuffed. Foreign markets wera covered by Iinglish and German manuface turers. The Cambria Tron company is building a steel mill at Jolnstown which is to cost §1.000,000. The mills av that town are said %0 be ten months behind their orders, 1he business is hooming and 1,000 of the men ava working fifteen hours a day. The longest bridge in tho world is tha Lion bridge, near Sangang in China, It ex- pands five and a quarter miles over an arci of the Yellow sca, and is supported by 0.1 huge stoue arches. The rondway is sevent, feet above the water, and is enclosed in i iron nmetwork. A marble lion, twenty-oua vlong, rests on the crown of every pillur. o bridgze wus built at the command of thy emperor Kieng Long, who abdicated in 1794 on account of old age. one day as you on suly handled Ma rs are pa ther line of mventions is a igned espectally l works X0y, Propos pipes by rolling « or flutes and using u formation of the pipy is a delicate pro- his hands in for that purposo in and a whole bateh of 5 Oolds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Crou enza, Whoopinz Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma. A cortain cur for Cons n in first stages, and a sure relief iz advenced stages, Uso at onos. You will s tao excellent ofoct afier taking the 8 Sold by dezlers everywhere. Large S A AL SOUTil OMAHA. Union Stock Yards Company, South Omaha. Best Cattlo Ho and Shasp markatia v B RS S ————r} COMMISSINY HOUSES. Wood Brothars, sk Commission Merohamts Telepions 115 — Chlears JOIIN D. DADIIMAY, WALTER B, WoOD, Markot roports by mail and wire cheerful arnished upon appiicition. Live St §01th Cmah | Managers IT IS lGNORANCF THAT WASTES EFFORT.” TRAINED SERVANTS USE SAPOLIO Manufacturers & Jo AWNINGS, TENTS ETC. & (o., | Omaha Tont-! COMPANY. HORSE COV. tonts, 03 and BOOTS ANI} BHOES, Hlorse-Coe Shoe Company. Alesroom and Ofee onr new Kickendall, COMPANY Mira., age Rubber S| 1104-1101) 1107--1109-1111 Howard St Actory—1119-1121-1128 Howard St ONLY Manufacturers of Boots and Btate of Nebris! Hand-Sewed SHOR CO.. boots, Khoes and rubbir goods, 1308 1310 Harney Streot Jones & | Amer. Wholosale | DRY GOODS. M E Smith & (o, Dry £00d8, no niinhing Ko stions, fu X0, GoPner T1th and Howird Sts. BAOS Bemis ()ma*m Bag | an 1 burlaps, ty ETO. | COAL. .Ionm Bros. Omahia, Neb. h | WHOLESALECOAL ANY. 1 manfae lour 4acks, 15 Director SR HARDWARE. Rector & Willelmy | Lobecx & Limn, COMPANY Dealors in hardware ané mecliies’ ool | 1104 Doulas Stroet Corner 10th and Jnckson Streots HATS, ETC. | LUMBER. W. 4.1, Gibyn & Co)John A Wakefld, ney Sirects, I white S 4 LIQUORS. | STOVE REPAIRS Frick & Herbert, | Omea Stove Re)aic ‘\\'u.um Wholesale dquor dealers | - and w for uny kind of 1001 Farnam St, made.” 1207 Doug), OXLB “Staadard Ol Co. Refined and lubrieating Y RARER | Carpentcr Paper Co Carry o full stock of DrintnE, Wrapplug and writhig papers, card papers, efe. 011, axle greane. ol ey /