Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 21, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Frespeets of a Cold Enap Caueed Wheat to Improve, CORN AND OATS SHOWED STRENGTH Provisions Were Firmer at the Opening, Due to Largely Reduced Receipts Over the Day's Estimate — Speculation March 20.—Wheat higher, was qulet after a CHICA but firm today, closing %e range of only %c. The prospect of some cold weather, liberal clearances and the small total afloat for Europe held the price, while the warm rains, lower cables and frec selling on the hard spots prevented advance. May closed only %c from the top. Corn was strong, and toward the close oats very strong, with an advance secured In of e from in oats. visions made a fair advance early, but m 1y all of it before the clos The developments of the market news dur- ing the afternoon averaged more favorable for wheat, but the price, after hanging for over half an hour within %c of the closing quotation of the previous afternoon, began to respond slightly to the féw bullish fea tures of the morning's news. There w no encoura in the early cablegrams which reflected the previous day's weaknesg here. The northwestern receipts were a little higher than on the day before, The reports from Missour, Kentucky and Ten nesgee sald that wheat was jointed and therefo ily susceptible to damage from late frosts, should they occu and the weather bureau here coming out with a pre diction of a cold snap caused enough appre- hension among the shorts to induce some cautious covering up of their exposed con- tracts The N York clearances of yester- day were quite liberal of wheat and flour, which likewise helped the price a little when reported. The total put afloat for Euro was 5,082,000 bu., which is at least 1,600,000 bu. under the estimated weekly requirements of the importing countries. Under the com- bined influences of the foregoing the price of May wheat rose from 67%c to b7%e, around which it had been playing for half an hour, to G8%c. Business was rather light, prin cipally on local account, but with some trade from New York, chiefly in the way of buy. ing, and with some orders from St. Louis on both sides of the market. Bradstreet's usual weekly estimates of the changes in warchouse stocks throughout the world gave a total decrease of 1,940,000 bu. The same authority estimated the decrease of the week preceding at 633,000 bu. There was a_con- tinuation of the Inquiry for cash No. 2 gpring wheat here, with 50,000 bu. reported worked by Bordoff & Co. early in the se sion. It is said there were orders in the market here for over 500,000 bu. of No. 2 spring at e under the price of May, which 50 ar the buyers have not been able to se- cure at the limit. The closing cables brought slightly lower quotations and the price al- most stood still at 67%c for forty-five min- utes near the close. The closing price for May was from 57%c to o8¢, and for July Go%e The corn market was firm and made a slight gain. The Liverpool market was quiet at’a slight advance and the estimated receipts for tomorrow show a large reduc- tion from the recent average. There was also a brisk demand from shippers. The opening price for May was 36%c and a grad- ual advance to 37%e¢ took place The ad- vance was well maintained throughout the session. A fair amount of business was transacted in oals at higher prices. The firmness in corn and a stronger cash market were also fovorable in retaining the slight strength that developed early. May started %c up from yesterday's latest quotation at 30%c, and s0ld up to 30%c. Toward the close the market advanced to 30%c and closed with sellers at from 30%c to 30%c. The late advance was caused principally by Car- rington-Hannah, who bid the market to 30%c when shorts were bidding freely. The provision market was firmer at the opening, due to the receipts of only 16,000 hogs, whereas 21,000 had been the previous estimate. There was some further ad- vance following the gain at the opening, but packers showed a disposition to sell at the better prices. Wooton was among the more promiuent buyers of pork early in the day. Armour & Co., later on, were sellers of ribs to a moderate extent, and Beasley was a buyer for the Cudahy Packing company, it ‘was thought. Estimated receipts of hog: for tomorrow are 23,000 head. Pork was relatively firmer than lard and ribs. In lard there a slight pressure to sell, as the market was coming to a close for the day, and all previous advance and 2%c be- sides was lost. Pork, after gaining 15c, closed with the modest advance of Ge, and ribs, after a rise of T%c, left oft at yester- day’s closing for May. Bstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, cars; corn, 160 cars; oats, 150 cars; hoge, 23,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follow. TAvtcles. | _Open. | High. | Wheat, No. E y 653 56 | BAU@HE 573 | BB@OSY 79| 5754 b 59%@% 0, marke wil corn and %e to %o ement Corn” No. 10 05 10 8734 10 97% Ju 10 95 Lard, 100 1bs| 8 85 6 60 570 | 5omg 570 | ool tollows: July. Bhort My, July.. Cash_auotations w FLOUR-—Steady, unc WA not meoted CORN. Ribs as ; No. 8 spring, Wei No. 2 white, 32G32%e; No. 48ic. 2, nominal; No. 3, 61G57c; No. AX SEED-No. 1, $1.97. i SERD- Prime, '$4.20 bl 05,6 $10.800 short riba should WHISKY .15, The following were the receipts ana shipments for today Distillers' finished goods, per gal., TDis. | Shipmients. | 16,000 10,000 000 20,000 24.000 40,000/ 21000 ngo today the butter o amery, 17 strietly frosh Produce firm ar- 1021040 New York Markets, W YORK, March 20 UR - Recelpts, 000 Dblw; exports 25,000 LbIn.; rales, 900 Ba Boring patents, dull, with buvers 1016 below the market, Choice winter sUaikhts are in de mand, being but ‘the general markee is duil and ¢ flour, steady. Buekwhoat Nour, non BUCKWHZA T Dufl CORN MEAL-Steady, RYIE-Nominal BARLEY-Dull BARLEY MA WHEAT- Hocelpt salex, 3,395,000 b iy; witoa Rye Stoady exports, 170,000 bu.; 42,000 bu, In store and b., 6240 1 hard, Ti%e de 't on well 1 exports d fiem o cold closing m, G2k Tivered, Optlons weuk cables, i ing, only to rec In the wave ering by The export talk and ¢ 1GHe net advance 1 for cash wheat was lght. > at 60l [ @ GAR G, eptember, closed At 66%¢; Decem: 1 at 683 200 b exPORLs, s and 30,00 No. §, 43¢, nom VatoF tions’ opened quict and steady n cash and later on_short ing, closing at dvance. Mareh, od At 4 April, May, 2@, closed nt 43 closed at 43%¢ Tecelpes, | 183,000 0,00 Lu. futures and 46,000 bu. spot more active: white, firm; mixed, lower $4e; No. 2 delivered, 60; No. 3, 340; (vered, 3 3, $4lei No. 2 white, 373 white, S4lc; track: ‘mixed western. S5gagc truck, white Western, S884135°; track, whie st.te, 3wAllse. Options dull and easy early on big |osal Fecelpis, rullying later with cuin wnd clos 40 bu, Spos Rece futuj les, e an_ the ed with Wk closéa July 200,000 bu, ket dull afoat. ¢ frmness wheat an bu.; expe 200 ) ~- March, elosed WHGIe, o Le net ndvance. fosed at 34 May Tuly ¢ Dl 60686 ; good dy; wet salte HAY HIDER-Qulet Orle nelected, 36 1he., 414K sele % to 50 Ihw, AQe; ien n 410 Texan dry, 24 to 8 Ibw., o, THER -Stendy; ' hemlock sole, 1ighE to heavy s, 1519 al fleecw, | N1 ted 1bs. L Ayres, Wl @M, Toxas, PROVISION bellles, A1y firm; wewt: Marel 7,40 Pork A mestle 1001 ik led meats, dull T I 10 west 106 14e CHEESY part skin S Weak rn fresh, LOW [ Ktato and Pennsyivanin 12; mouth 1005011 Easy; city (82 per pki.), 4 Easy strained, M 1117, URPENTIN RICE-8tead HOPS -\ Pacific const, 1 MOLASSES N United elowed mon- to Stoady at I domestie, fair W Ol il Americn 5.00, ik firm; 0 e stralis Qulet fet but $18.80; Unol NSEED v little for in busin, demund’ me Dbls,, 25140 eriude yellow prime sum SUGAR--Raw trifug 5 test, at nd 1-16c_lower Now. § 3 13-16c 7 moutd’ A fectionery', powdered, 4 ned 0110y th ned hettor improv aul without nent chic 210 25¢ rim T White summer refining, Wlew, on ex-shij nd 7 2 11-161 No. 6 : No. 1, 13, 2e; oft A, 34 nitird A, 4G4 31 i cut loaf, 4e; crus granulated, 4%a@A o l«’\l‘ % Wt o 1ic 44 21 At Market. fairly 1ibe al ra ountr nt the IR rocelpts arket | with ar price the bes 16c: packing stock DRESSED POULTIRY most of the business Chickens, 6@7c; turkeys 861101 LIVE POULTRY. more active demand is_auotuble at 41060 VEAL—There s a fair supply available fairly nctive trade nt steady prices. Goa veals, 6G7c: thin or heavy EGGS~Frosh eges are ower than been for years, and the continued w the “market in° New York indicates t will go lower rather thun recover, Some 1y predict that the market will touch Strictly fresh eggs, White clover, 16¢; Uf “Ther live and 15 liberal Good The is supply noticenble, 16¢: hors 2o} ex ints, 30 allan Inglish w arge, 1 Medium 13 andard, 20c; sel mpany selects, 2 12 per 16417 Decans, CIhER oLDER per bbL, 8 n, per bhi!, $1 Der bbl, '$4.50; " hal Per LbL, $4.50@5.00; half bbl., ABLES, hund-picked 51.50; navy, common uoted on orde Lbls. ol —Nebrask toes, I sl . enose POTATO grown me 80 1 Olifo, $1.09a1.10: Farly 1t CABBAGE=The first shipn bage arrived thix morning able condition. Florida cabbage, California_cabibage, per 21472150, Tow Tots Colc from stor Good stock, gus, " por carrots, 610, oz, e e ate, bt few market a Fancy CRANE . nearly over and most of ship.~ There I still s good stock, and prices 1 Cod, per LBl £7: bell nnd b CALIFORNLA 'ORANGBS-T} Ing in good condition and the ing. "~ Riverside scedlings, regulir sz smat Riverside Washington £2.5062.75; nd_scedlings, regular size @2.50; Redland nayels, onds,’ sizes 20 to 300, TROPI BANANAS—Tho t and_th Do anberry cic i (oo a, ruling nighe de Ts constantly Inc well supplied, $3.7504.00; $3; choice RINES-Per box, $2 FRUIT—Per box, FURS, 1 black, large, 38,0041 10, 00" dium, mediu s, BEAR—No. dium, $15; small, rge, $12.007 15,001 black small £.00 00(322.0 yenrling h 5; black Mo 3 36,00 50; small, $3 large, $20 ; ‘small, '$8; silver veurlings, dium, $8; small, $5; siiver small,’ $3; 1 $16; smali, dium, $§ smill, §9 38 i accordin, . 1, lar medium, $60; u to I cross, e, $1.50% me medium st small, ail, $1; Kit, 1, large, ! medi lium, $1.25; Ge; small, 400 diuin, 40c : lynx, No. dium; §2; mediom, §1.50; 'small;§1 800$1.00; * medium, ark, ‘No. 1, large, S1; mountain lion, perfect head . $L00A2.00; impe skins, 1, large, $§; me $6.0007. otter, ‘pale, No. 1, large, §7; medium, $1; raccoon, Targe, 80c; medium, 60c; raccoon, K, a8 to 2,00, skink, black medium, small, 50; short striped, I small, 46¢; narrow strig 40c; small a1 striped, wolVering, No. 1 small, '§: dium, . mediiim, 1 large, mink, small, mediun, dium, e HIDES, TALLOW, HIDES—No. 1 gicen_hides, salted hides, 2 No, o i veal calf, § b, 8 1bs. to 15 1bs., Ge; No. i 'No. 2 dry flint hides, 3 i A Part cured hidcs less than fuily cured SHEEP PELTS—Green green salted shearlings skins), each, S@16e; dry ecarly 'skins). N ech, b (short-woolod eatly’ skins) flint, Kansas and Nebras per I, actual welkht, und Nebrask actual welght, 46 wool pelts, per Ib.. actual flint, Colorado murrdin wool pelt welght, 4@ ALLOV ; tallow, No. se; white 1, 3% i old Butter, rough- tallow T green’ salted to 15 id saltod, (sho each, wooléd per b, ow, No. ‘white 0 wix, QI8 ST, LOUL changed. WHEAT, of e on red, * cash CORN- cash and 351 OAT March 2. a promi and March, Wy, closing with freezing weather 63e; May, 6% galning %@ie:' No. 2 May, M@ Stronger, March, Cash and March, bid for No. No trading tronger: G50 ED-§1 SE Unchanged. Firm, unchange prime to cast si¢ east tra. HAY 28,500 BUT g00d to cholce di EG a 15@17e. Weaker; $17 MIZA L—$1.85G11. 0, 3365 nxked. Nominally A RN SPRLTER WHISKY $106; sales alle AGGING—Unchanged COTTON "TIES—Unchanged; VIRTONS— Flrmer but $11374@11. 5 Dry salt meaty, longs and ribs, $.78; shorts, packed should shorts, 3. RECETL b, corm, SHIPME bu.; corn. @81, 0, aull Lard, prim loose 8o 4,000 bbls.: wheat, oats. 24,000 bu 11,000 bbls. 13,000 bu Cotton Marke. bu. ; 95.000 bu.; oats, $7.05G7.06; May $7.05G7.29 mbe' ber, $1.3 Quivk dud Ayres, 14 o tairy rn factory good to | ¢ ymestic, $3.90 asked. and oft low, ELTERT i but little trade, they 10 ilic; 00795.50; i half bbl., and Mnnesota California, 60c@s1.00. per apples on i largely going to oranges. season however, 3.00 Riverside se 00, Per bunch, $1.7562.00. $20.00425.00; me- mediu mus| 1 green Ibs., 6c; she t-wool date; Steady, cash and March, choice timothy, separator creamery Pork, ders, 3 longs, $6.37; ribs, wheat, THE 21, 1894, sales, spot, 2,000 bales 100 bales wipte, 5,960 Dalew: exports, Hritain bales; continent, 1,000 hales 11,326 bales | 8T LOUIS, Mareh 2. COTTON- Steady: mid lling, T8¢; males bles; shipments, 900 bales receipts, 14,000 | atock, 62,400 bales GALVESTON, Mareh 20— GOTTON—Re 40 exports, 13 hales, Snles, 1,216 1 | stock 9 bales; spot, unchai ed 2 New 1 Buenos Markot. Minneapolis Wheat H \heat re MINNEAPOLIE, March % IS1 carn: whipments, Ay at yesterday's ol about tge, bui trade in wheat for future n At were mainly at 0% with No. 2 northern from 1o 1 _northern, and No. 1 hard 5 1 northern. Wheat openc and July, ' B0V f50% Close May Tuly, " 69%¢; on track, 'No. 1 hard, 62¢; A northern, 80c; No iostate | 2 northern, o'y The Market flour In Minn which s the since early in | of 30,358 bhia. wouk, endi pulted plok 1 was hort " . 1200 | March, ord snys apolis last lnrgest January dully. 8 Saturday, w shipments of 162,491 In the The dir t8 of flour dui | wore 484 inst 41,271 the p | with 42 weeks ago and | weeks o ticeable, theref the sen the tendency great flour nnd it fger shipments in de Th, The production in woek was 185,28) bbls. roduction of any Week and (his fs at th coun bid . vious week, 5,260 thiee that ns 1 toward toward {he export pite of the dull market was qul nts selling in bbis $17042.00, with some some patents held ah week's production w s grain sales did tion, and values ste At $3.2G3.4 bakers «old above $2 and $3.45. A part of th appiled on previous sales, equal the grain produe. Iy, with wkers at Plates, not then much ezl W YORK and Prime | ghencd frreguiar o sum: reh 10 pe 303 | changed 10 10" s, including June, #1665 15 4 F14.807 14,907 Do Rio dull; No. $10.201 10, G0 bigs M nil 200-bags Mex delive were 4,4 K at United States stock, for the United States, 44,000 supply for the United Staies, 211 bags last year Market steady prices un wales, 20,000 Dags. 2. ~Market dull; prices 3 Cofren March with J COFFEE — Option Iy bids 10 points highe higher 6 points lower, I and henvy clos ruled na with M Musico 4, duli 31 i 4 110 dc; torday ) 166, : E, 'March WP lower al 5 nge Y, and in 18% 6 stondy 4,000 bivigs Market qulet ipts for two March Market o' Lpfe lower; sales ANEIRO, March 2 oxchange, ro 9,000 bitke: stock, 190,000 b, March Market quiet nominal; no quotations; toek acks, days, SANTOS, age San 2,000 bugs and a stock good aver- Teceiptiy and a d, fat Kansas City Markets. CITY, 2 hard. ¢ highet 2 white, 33 Iv; No. 2 whit No. 2 white Firm; $1 » 61a e, Firmer: timothy, prairic, choice to teady; or have s of they dealers tealers a0mste. inally’ 48c. b irm; $5.500 fair_to cf 0616 Sy olce, tra se- Chest- alnuts, pe- halt i dairy, 13 : corn, 18,000 bu oats, none SHIPM none. N none; corn, none; oats, Liverpool Markets. 20.—WH froely western wintor pta for the past three days, 41,000 centals. CORN—Firm; demand falr; now mixcd, 3s 10%d Recelpts of American for {he past three days, 875,100 centals, FLOUR—Spring PROVISIONS Pork, prime mess, clear, 55 Ibs., 318 £ bl LIVERPOOI mand por Re $.900 | Ame Willde ers at 824 64, 6d; long cl n, 47, i85: good, n fine, 665 6. bbl., : No. 2 white, 81iie. at, 46,00 bu. S—\Wheat, 1,000 b, RECEIPT, SHIPMENT London Varket YORK, March 20—The Evening Post's sgTAm Sy s o hollday mar- Amerlcans flat after some Northern Iy good i by the ) no_pub- ng yet Silve i4a” and nds in gold ca NEW London Ket to firmness. on buy| lie “buy sold at sand p where. the It w closed i was cligu ted to Americans. was steady. “Forty-elght thou- me from India and else- Is soft to tor Oil Markets, Pa., March 20.—Nat i'at §2; highest, 52 sales, 6,000 bbis.; shipments, 94,369 84,513 bbls. Pa., Ma s opened at 82, 82; lowest, 81; no sales. New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, March 20.—There wasafairbusiness done by jobbers in the dry goods market todiy. Commission merchants did “well in scasonable specialties and especially for dress goods and fine printed fabrics, for which there were s very good wire orders. The tone of the mar 15 stronge Manchester Cloth Market MANCHESTER, March 20.—Cloths very steady; yarns very steady, with u fafr demand, Vool Market. LOUIS, March prices unchanged. London LONDON. Mq trifugal, Java, s, $2. i h 20.—National Transit closed at 81; highest, reasing cholce, Flori- sm. = fal mand; a0 de- Financial Notes, KANSAS CITY, March 20.—Clearings, $1,401,042 o7V EW ORLEANS, March 20.—Clearings, $2,93,- BOSTON, March 20.—Clearings, $12,000,538; b WPOSTON. March 20.—Clearings, $12,000555; bal- DALTIMORE, Marc balinces, S5 o WNEW YORK. March 20, alances, o PHILADELPIIA, 590 baiancos, 20.—Clearings, $2,254,012; learings, $83,810, March 20.—Clearings, $9,741,- HUA March learings, $9,741, March 20, 2 for the ace unt. for checks. LONDON, March 20.—The gone Into the Bank of T W £48,000, CINCINNATI, cent. New. Clearings, ree per cent rentes, Excharge on London, 3 2t 2je amount of bullion small, ind on balance today March 20.—Money, nge, 30G400 lak e arings, dull at 65 premium, g Y March New York exchunge, T0c p ual, $4.5THG4.59, s $11,701,000, Sterling, firm, 446 per cent, Hum, Money rates, STOCKS AND BONDS, Speculation In Sugar the Feature of Deal- ings In Secu NEW YORK, Margh 20.—The speculation In the shares of the American Refining com- pany was the great feature on the Stock ex change today. With the exception of a slight movement in Burlington & Quincy and St. Paul, the trading in the rest of the list was sluggish and the sales of all com- bined did not equal the tramsactions in Sugar. At the opening Sugar declined % per cent and then rose % per cent, but before 11 o'clock a well defined selling movement in the shares had been inaugurated, which sent prices down rapidly until $8% per cent was touched shortly after 1 o'clock, making a decline of 4% per cent from the closing figures of yesterday. A large selling order. executed through “thq brokers of a well known bear operator, started the downward again | movement and led to the belief that the ; Juiy, | SuBar pool was liquidating necessarily. This "' | caused a rush to sell on the part of many holders not in the clique. There was evi- dence of strong buying, which caused a re- covery of 214 per cent, but in the final deal- ings, theselling was resumed and a reaction i1 ot 1% per cent’ was made, the closing being at a decline of 3% per cent on the day, the preferred stock receding 1 per cent. The gen- eral market opened firm at an ad- vance of % to 3% per cent. The fluctuations, except In some of the specialties, were confined to very narrow lim- 1ts up to noon, but Chicago & Alton rose 2 per cent and Edison declined % per cent Later in the day speculation took on a firmer tone and the best buying of the day was seen, which sent up prices from % to 1% per cent, Burlington, Western Union, Baltimore & Oblo gnd Oregon Improvement leading the upward “movement, The higher range of values Induced renlizations of profits and in the final dealings a reaction of from % to % per cent in the general list took place, th market closing easy. The rallway mis. cellaneous bond market was strong through- out the day The Evening Post probability is that the Sugar pool, whose sales caused the single break in today's market, were based solely and simply on the removal of the senate tarift bill into open day. Pub. licity, open dealing and the daylight are em barrassing to speculators on senate legisla tion, As (0 the actual prospects of the sugar hides, No. ¥’ fint 1 dry per Ib, @i carly actual 1, 440 A mixed i July, 3¢ L 8140 5. says th The strong liquidation by April, July 7. 2590 07,38 steady; OMAHA DAILY BEE _WEDNESDAY, clanse, Wall stroet certainly know more to day than It has far, weeks. The Stock ex change will be r«M'u no doubt with dis- patehes about the-wemators henceforth to b engaged in striking attitudes for public edi- fleation. But this is not the material for a sclentific *“pool The foliowing ars the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York exchange today Atehiis Adams § Alton, do prd Am. Expross Baltimore & 0o Canada Pacifl Canada Southern. Central Paci Ches. & Ohlo Chieago Alton B &Q Shicagc “onsolida C.C. & St. I, Y010, Conl d& Tro otton Of1 Cort el Hudson. Del. Lack. & W *D. & R G, prd D.&C. F. Co R 180 Tenn TR e o1 o3 H0 el 153 10reion Nay 18 V0.8 L& U SP8( Pacific Mall R r Wiie T Palico Richmond T e G Y o i« Hiaind S Paut ‘1o " prd st b, & G a6 ed o, Conl & Troi &0 ot prd Prosh W.StLL.&P g i £ wih Went WA, o v « « « C Wi G. Northorn' pid C & E. I pfd cking Valliy 1. Central Duluth nra wke Erie & W Ao pd Lake Shoie mphis & ( Michigan Cent Mo, Pacific. Mobile & Ohio Nashvillo Ch National O o pfd N J. Central N & W, pid North Am. o uid The W|T.SL L& K.C o pfd total of todny were 219,100 00 Amer Falen of ‘stocks ling: Atchison, 4, Burlington, 15, Chicago Miggouri Pacifie, 4, 100, New York & Northern Facifie, 43,000; Northern ted, 3100 R & W. T certificates, thi nt paid, 's,300; Rock island, 4,000; St Western Union, 6,200, 1 - v Paul, 13,300; Market MONEY ON CALL At i last loan and closed at 1 PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3G3Y% per BRLING BXCHANGE business in bankers' bills mand and $48THa4 ST for o commerc 'SILVER cRR 450 GOVERNMENT BONDS—Fiim, duil The closing quotations Firm, with actual $8800180 for SINty days; poste al billy, ' $4.861a tate bonds, on bonds: 128 100 Rets Rets ists.. T.P.L TR, ( Union Pac Weat S| IR |Afchison gs,..! ! |Atehison 2igy AL S &S A0 H. & T.°C 5y 068, .0 C. 08 do 4. 4414 |Tenn. old 4. Va. Centuries dodeferred. . nou. fund. Aln: Class A 16| Ala. Class i, U. 8 Pacitic 65 of 03, ! ana stpd 45, » g T s 100 Cen. Pac. Ists D. & R. G D.&R.G No. Pic g N.W. Consols' 58! N.W. Deb. bk, SLL.&LM.Gen.5s. offered.” London Stock Quotations, LONDON, March 20.4 . m. clos!: 0051 MoATE: it 09'1 { 1041 F iy i WS bas Tl pon "BAR SILVE 3 ind o (e Loitdays at 1317 MONEY The rate of dis, short bills fa 1 mouths’ bills, 1 O 10 Ver ceht Hoston Sfock Quotations. e toans, Hasre .1’# sl e o St s10cks, bonds and i ing phiires: A '\\’IV‘HmI n‘;fl Ciison s 2 18 tehison ds....1.0 few England o, Gen. Elee, 55...... Boston & Montina, Centennfal...... Kearsage . Osceola . Gen. Blecirs Mexiean Centrai N. Y. & N. Eng. Union_Pacifi West End. il 10 19 5734 New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK, March 20.—The following closing mining quotations o o e 20 ada.llll 110 100 50 80 10 200 111600 o Yellow Jacket.. ! Iron Silver..... |Quicksilver.. SAN FRANCISCO, March quotations for mining st lows: The ofelal closing K today were as fol- Belcher Best & lel Aono Hodle Con S 10phiir |Potosi ST. LOUIS. March 20.—Mining aull and unc d Bia. Hopes..§ .60 [273¢ B 2007 | Ho 3.50 | Anicod $ .70 15 918" Adams...§ Am.Netiie. Granite Bimetallie. Kansas City Live Stock AS CITY, March head; shipments, KA 7,800 st steady ; shipping s, 31 60G3.40; bulls, $1. HOGS market Recelpts, 10,600 head Te low heavies, packers and_mixed Yorkers and pigs, $2.8004.5. SHEEP—Recelpts, 500 head market steady Sloux Clty Live Stoek Market. SIOUX CITY, March 20.—HOGS—Receipts, 1,100 ket at $4.2501.55; bulk, 430, ATTLE—Receipts, 1500 head: shipments, 1 head: market steady ‘and demand good; yeartin £2.5503.00; cows, $.20G2.60; bulls and ‘vxen, §1 ©2.50, 4.30014.35 $4.2504.40; Mights,! shipments, none; 0 Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve cures sores. 1t Oures Colds, Coughs, Sere Throat, Crouy enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and A certain cure for Consum and & suro reliofin ady You will see the exoel grat &iio. Bold by dealers bottles 60 cents and #1.00, w QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY P R Phyuiek] Weikniss. ote. by 1§ EN Pl sttt v ey by, Kuhn & Co, Con 1ith 8 Dot St ai O A uller & Cor, Gor. ¥tk & Douglars Sts: OMALA LOWELL C BRIGGY, poOTTERBRIGGS (g COMMERCIAL PAPER *40 WAL STREET: NEW YORK., ASA P POTTER PREST TARCH 1200 1000 10 20 § lambs 3.50; talr to mon and stock sheep, cholce 40 to 100-1b Representative sa LONAMA LIVE STOCK MARKETS 1390 2 50 34 stockers natve ewes Oattle and Sheep Receipts Increase, but ) 110 Hogs 8bow a Sharp Decrease, ; i 358 Colorado wethers s westorn wethors ' 1088 2 western wothors BEEF STEERS SELL A SHADE LOWER el Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. Al receipta and dinpost books of the U'nion S for the twenty- four March 20, 1804 ome K ann ok Vi ® onaing at 9 o ¢lock Common and Rough Grades In Better Des mand—Stockers A Hogs Searco 1 Barely Steady—Sheep In TeATTLE 1 Demand and Firm, Peee 1 4 ( ve RECKINTS, Woas. | sl HOTNES & ara. [Head [Carw. | Hoad | Cars. | Hoad | Cars. | 1 004,607 101, DISPOSITION CATTIR _180/4.044 b 13 TUESDAY, March 20, There were very fair supplies of cattle and sheep here today, but a rather light run ot hogs. The two days’ supply foots up about Co | 2,100 heavier than for Monday and Tuesday | 2 215 udahy Paoiiiig U of last week a ttle and 1,000 heavier as 3 T to sheep. In hogs there has been a falling BilipeaRor. & Doger oft of over 3,500 head i With twice as many cattle on sale here a week ago and rather discouraging re- ports from Chicago, sellers found it fmpos- sible to sustain prices, escept, perhaps, on the fat medium welght steers suitable for shipping. There was a very good inquiry from speculative shippers for steers with welght, fat and finish, but the demand from local houses was rather different. Most salesmen who did not happen to have so thing that shippers wanted were willing to take off 10c from Monday's prices, and on this basis most of the trading was done. Holders of the commonest lighter grades found it dificult to work them off at all, even at prices fully a dime lower, and in many cases more. Business was on' the d and draging order from the start, but th - were not a great many unsold cattle at the | & ! oo Wik elose . : from §2 The market for cow stuff today was toler- R SNDIVIRHEEIT G0 ably active and generally steady. Offerings ISTERN C. i were not at all excessive and with a good of from demand buyers were not long in effecting a to yues and clearance. Calves were In good demand and R sold freely at right around steady prices that although the. 1o Rough stock was in very good request and 16,00 “the Very best values showed no quotable change, o pilice to advance il Stock and feeding cattle were in very good 181 todors Yottt DML, BF cropitn pply and demand today and the market | AR T70T L most: or the hoavy was just about steady all around. Business, | o from $4.60 to 84, too, ‘was tolerably brisk, both yard trade AR and country buyers taking hold freely, and a Tamt el WUL o' Avmnee. 1n bricen 8oodly number of cattle went to the feed lo Situon 1hois uite o at from $2.90 to $3.25 for fair to very good AN Wkl stock. Representative sales et DRESSED BEE No. Av. Pr. 20125 83 10 to sheep tr Anything that e et 1007 8 10 598 % 10 s woll Alondiy b K sold up around €, and e bulic o above 33 “Tile Tamb market was wan W full supply and " was about 1c lower, the 210 285 (0 $4,35, with an §10 all weights selling at from $4.30 to $1.40. 1064 lawerm e rh i 310 The big bulk of the trading, however, w with most of the sles 10 p i A large lot of faney. e J at $4.35, or a shade lower than on Monda "o o when the hogs sold mostly at $4.3 T b oUEA Ml 310 1 315 THOVEIS, oGS, [k | 19 iy HEMEE i Pack Omaha n G H. Hammond o s wero Potal ICAGO 1 STOCK Few Cattle Were Receivod nnd the Was Limited Mareh 20, wanted today by the aif and the reported sales indi Ket. Had the Aoubt CHICAGO others would iy opt lower rate v Hberal runs for Wednes w inclined o hoid tuted the day’s supply values. That ey have been sol ty that they than $2 por 10y wrally at from 2. Quotations wys M A falr nguiry foF stockers 0 ), nnd veal enly mand at f wnd ¢ m §2 without change. Ave were salable 0t rom WelRNtS wore In (o That buyers were Inferred fr CIpts amoun efforts o sellor market. Bidding wited until 1rom $4.50 to $4,00 and medium welih the provailing pr Bout 37,000 head 1 of hoge [ 3 feeders 3 steers..... H4 2 | HOGS-The supply of hogs | up to dealers’ expectations, by | Short of a week ago, and this fact tendenc; hold prices up in_spite unfavorable tone to eastern advices. Local houses did all the buying. They needed the hogs and bought freely at prices somewhat better than Monday's weak close, but rather weaker than Monday's early market. The range was narrow, common to choice hogs of hard came 2,000 had a of the No. Av. Pr 3.0.. 63082 50 100 2 7 W &0 80 1 200 290 of pric boing from §2 at from & Flings, wit They ‘were 44 (verag 1006 1039 I L o e qual to the best ever seen $4.40, and fully 16¢c lower than on last Tues- | ‘“Recainte: Cattin, 5000 hoad s ealad, 20 1 day, when the popular price was $4.0 lmnunllxm-yl. 'Iulp, 17,000 head, * bl ening Journal Tepoite LR L G L Liz—Heceipts, 3,00 head: market No. 2| i tee Fly unsalable: Hiht Stoek S 3 BTE demand; prime o extra Stecrs, $1.40 1,60 Fi & Kood, $4.00071 HOGS: Recelts, 1 3,70, X adi market st hewvy' rough, - $4.00G1.25: mixed, $LAGL0] prime 20,0061 B0 1130 packers und 8.0 Receipts, 17,000 sheep strong U wethers, $4.0064.75. is Live Stock DULS, March 20, CAT shipments, 400 he market closing firm: native steciy, 110 108, $LIGA15; cows, §2.500200; At vestordiy's prices, arket. L Ttac shipments, SLEVGLE0 packers SHEEP -eceipts, market” strong and L3 1.00, 1248 .00 0 20,1298 MIXF NEW YORK 900 head; no P ANI dy': Receipts, 4,000 Ay to Strictly 1o very cholee pr prime 10GS. market $5.40. ' Recelpts, 4,500 head; 110 1100 020 1030 £11060 3t The followng clpal efties T SHEEP—Receipts were rather liberal, but South Omaha Chfeago..... Kansas Cliy.. St. Louls. . Total. the demand was good from all sources and the market active and firm, everything sell- ing early. Fat western. wethers brought $3.40@3.45 and choce stock sheep $2.75. Fair to good natives are quotable at $2 HOoECIHCHCHOHCEOESONONONOECHONOCROHOHAGRG OUR TERMS: CASH OR CREDIT. $10 worth of £00ds,$1.00 per week or 84.00 per month. $25 worth of goods, $1.50 per week or $6 00 per month, 850 worth of goods, #2.00 week or $8.00 per month. %75 worth of goods, week or $10.00 per month. 8100 worth of goods. week or $15.00 per month $200 worth of goods, $5.00 per week or $20.00 per month, Special and most favorable ar- rangements for larger amounts, Peoples' Furaiture and Carpet Co. BARGAINS IN FURNITURE: .00, at 3.50, 50¢, 1.75, 3.50, 4.00, 20,00, : iz SEAES 000 7500 1700 16,544 007 FOLLOW THE BiG CROW PS. GREAT EASTER SALE Now GOING ON, WE SELL AND PELIVER PAILY TO soUTH OMAMA. AND COUNCIL BLUFFS per $2.50 per #.00 pe .worth coo..worth ..worth ..worth .. worth «..worth ..worth coecoworth ..worth ..worth ..worth + veoworth coooworth 1.59, rasanassyyORth 3. worth .worth .worth .worth .worth .worth t 800 Woven Wire Springs 912 Wool Top Mattresscs . . 4,000 Kitchen Chairs. ... - e . 800 Kitchen Tables....... . . 500 Antigue Rockers .. . . 450 Oak Center Tables 125 Chamber Suits. ... olding Beds 600 Baby Carriages . 650 Bible Stand: 90 Ladi 500 Moquette Rugs 50, 2,000 Smyrna Rugs. ... o 5 TR e 5,000 Brussels Rugs o HtaatBoidy 2,800 Yards Moguette 1,780 Yads Brussels. .. 2,675 Yards Ingrain... ......... . seveneans MG 7 800 Bales China Matting. sensass sasa s seRRs e ss PO ) 132 BARGAINS IN PARLOR FURNITURE . worth 5,00, at worth 20,00, .worth 12,50, W 50,00, 12.50, 7.50, 500 Plush Chairs. ... . Ceeneenn 50 Chenille Couches . e . 25 Plush Divans. 117 Parlor Suits. . 65 Tapestry Couche 500 Tapestry Rockers L.oworth BARéAifiS IN . STOVES. 13.00, 7.50. 40,00, worth Loworth sworth .worth worth 125 Rang 400 Gaso 85 Steel Ranges A 500 Gasoline Ovens . 600 5-Gallon Cans.. . . AGENTS FOR QUICK MEAL GASOLINE STO VES. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. : | ) Send 10c | [ to cover | | postage l | on big "94 | Catalogue ready for | mailing April 10, Send 10¢ to cover postage | on big ‘94 Catalogue ready for mailing April 10, Formerly the Peoples’ Mammoth Installment House. HONCECHOEOECHONOLHOUGECHCHONGIOEONOHOIGES 31,62 weak at lown pany tead 187 and 1cos H nd h said hoad; top sheep, pts, tive i to he @ 9 7 <] [] ] ] [ ] @ ] (] 7] (] ] (] (] ® ] (] = (] ] () [ © ] ® 7] ® ] ] ] ] ® 2 (-4 ] @ — - " . — «