Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Budden and Erratio Fluotuations in Grain with a Firm Closing. PROVISIONS WEAK AT THE OPENING. At the Advance, However, the Tongs Began to Take Their Profits and There Was Cone siderable Selling. On1cAco, Aug. 10.~Fluctuations In values on the bonrd of trade were rather wide today In grain the fluctuations were very sudden and errat'c but closing with Ivances over Saturduy's lust prices, Provisions were weak, breaking badly early In the sesston and elosing with only part ot the loss recovered. Wheat wis nervous and spusmodic but generally stronz, The early nows wis hullish cables roported an advane of 14d at Liverpool The weather in Groat Britatn and on th nent was reported unsettled. The dispatehies pub- Tished this morning report wheat damazed by the hot, dry weather in the northwest and were partinlly confirmed by private o Ixsion houses here, and the i showea continued clear warm in that reglon. These things and thoy we ing. The start In nddition to the Didding by shorts soms of the houses had heavy buying orders, while on the other hand holder part the eraln while o wore anywher and e, ugzainst 914 at the close the price had reached o before any considerable amount of wheat came otte At the advance, however, th Tongs begin to take their profits, and ther was considerable selling against puts, About this tine also the early biying orders w about all filled. and the sellers soon outnim- Bered the buycrs. This eaused o recession in the prico of Decerber to 9tse, There was Feietion to e, The market held around thit fizure 1 the visible supply report wis recelved showinz an Inereasc of nearly 20, Bushels, where 1EHe o0 o nereise wis tea, then 11 weakened and went off to ore. The market grew dull during the after- noon, traders betng inelined to awalt the ap pearinee of the government crop report and numerous contraaietions of the reports of erop dumage in the northyest were reecived These assisted the decline; Lut Tater the mi ket advanced to 1%e and closcd firn at 91tse The corn market wis nervous, und while the price ranzc the changes in vilues Ling «t the outser was ther (n the past fow as bringing corn for- but the weakness finally to strength when o few brokers orders came into the pitand tried to fill them. There was very little corn for gale and (he resuit was arapld advane in price. » elique s known to hold a lars amount of corn and has held it te clously. buying it on nearly every B0 thatt the Crade 18 certing appreliens ve e 1o fear the short side in view of the pos= sible. manipulation. September opened L renched 3% e, declined 1o 5%, advanced seame sTow and wenk on good realiz- W the broak In- wheat. and - during to &stze and hack to e, Wt which 1t eiosed steady Onts were quict Lut i fn sympathy with wheat and corn, and closed at the top figures of the diy. 110z products were lower: the ro- pts of I ore thin estimated, o was urgent selling st froni the Poote. Sherman, Norton, Worthinzton, Rehwartz-Dupeo and Tvan il solil hoavily, Soptember pork started at #1014 against #1060 at the closo. Saturday hroke o $10.25, Fadlied to 210621 and closed wt 31057, a loss for the day of 225e, Lard wis steady and closed net loss of good advices weather n weather the shorts, together seared bidders at s lous sged was ra with bids ned to result was that which were alsine The under the hetween Ko on Saturday. opening. expe I diys wh wiird very give plac with by I wits rep rapldiy unchanged. Wy s emi Bka| s Decen 6| wte nigudy coit Aujeust. .. | Bepto [ 5% M P01 Septembor Getole LAl ptember.. October.... BIOIT It Sopto October. Cash quot Frovr—Iiem dealers asking 10c WHEAT 2 sorine whe 872 No. 2 red, 01150, No. 2 white, 8li4e; No. 2, 8 No. 2. ti7e . 0. b.; No. b.; No. 4, 506, £, 0. b, LAXSEED -No. 1, $1.04, TINOTHY SEEL Poitk—Mess 3, 52@38e, #1.21@01.22 nork, per barrel er_ewt., $1.30: short ribs sides (100 705 dry saited shoulders (boxe 103 Short elear sides (hoxed), 87,207 WiiskEy—Distillers' finished good oLIT Suaans—Cut I ATICLE per gul., f, unchinged, 55%; SUTUMENTS, ar 15,000 85,000 Flour. TRk Whent, bushels Corn, Bushls.... Ontw, Dushels Rye, bushels. Barioy. b A On (o prodiico oxohange alay (ho butter markot was firm.unchanged: faney creamery, 1T4@185e; fine western, 16@i7e: fine duiry 150 15¢; ordinary, 106124, Eggs, H@ e, ol 1000 245,00 s | i 4o Markets, Ui—Recelpts, 16,173 barrels and 6,000 fulrly active: sales NEW YORK, Aug. 10,1 Packizes: oxports, 4l ks steady, unchinzel, 0 burre CONN MEAL 485 WiEATReceipts, 4 siekss salos, 010 i< KS Of 8| fuirly Steady; yellow western, #4253 480000 sacks; exports 5.0 0 sineks of futures, 0L Iarket ston tve for exforts; No. 2 rod, 03, G100, Tn lev. tors § 01GL0S utlonts #1011 1024, fo.b.3 No i red, 66h¢; ungraded rod, MLEEALI0NT No. 1 northern - to arelve Ll No. Q4 to arrive, $L1% No. 2 Chicugo $1,07: No. 2 Milw Options dvanced 41505 e i closed s Uiiite over Saturlay’ on hot wenther - reports, unfavorabld weather ubrond, larce clearances for tho week, decrensed stocks. 1gWG receipts of spring wheat at the west and advanced cables, merease in visible less thin expected and higher cables, No. 2 rved, August, 0@ #1L.00%0, closing § aher. 0 0 closing’_ #ie; Oe 31,00, 8100 November, closing #1013 Doc #L01 closing 31, Junuary, - $L0J0103 closinr, $1.0 My, $LOGNGBLOGK, clos'n: Flrm, quiet; western, Ty, M@ N e sules, 16,000 bushels \(nu ks of grain in store anid 183 peas, 8,617 bushiels, Clanne-ttocoinise. AITh. bushiie: SOt hb brshols: sales, 5840000 bushels of futr 20,000 bushols of shot. Spotmarke Nov 2 7100020 In olovator; 2 Rril ixed, 71 Mo, Whiite, 7 tlons wdvaneedity deelined 3,01 fng firm b Ugal turday on i Fecoipts and - wouther Wit @070, closing s i closing 8i%e: Oetobor OATS colpts, O sales. 18,000 bushels of futures wnd Dushels of spot. Spot market high dull and_firmer: August, $Htac: Septe ki tober, B0 spot No. 2 mixed wostern, 41l 453 No. 2 Chciigo, 4 HAY = Qulet, oisy Hovs—Woalk, quict, CorFEE-Optionsopened dull unchanged to 5 points down i el stoady 510" polnts down: salos s, neluding August, 816,50 @i, FGNMEI5T0; Dotobe 1007 March, $ULKGQIL0Y Rio, on spot, eusy, falr varg 7, 174 SUGAI bugs 101 @1 ¢ closing 100 Dushols: oxports, White, White western, 4 160, 2400 © e at 3 1= 10e, oy ship, firmer. 0 No. 6 i i No. K, No. 10, 3010 11, i%¢ 1 off Ad e mould " standard confe ners A, eia00: grunulated, MOLASKES Now Orlbins, strong, quict RickE—Firm, good demund LEUM - Strong with In b Is, Parker's, $.85; 0 fined Now York, Philidelphia and Baltimore, 160 (680 dvlphin and Parke Baltimore in' butk, 813004, united closed at the for Septeniber. COrToN SEED OtL-Dull, steady; erude off grades, 2 @ TALLOW ROSIN—Dull, stoidy. TURPENTINE--Dull; st Egas—Demand firi; eeints, .27 pickigcs. Hinks—Dall, firm Pouk—Dull,’ easy; 11.25: new mess, $12.0081 1100, CUr MeAts—qulct, 1y weste {3 u, W1t ol mess, 050D 25; oxtra prime, $10.50 casyi plokled bellies, we: plekled piekled 18, 10144103 ¢ MIDDLES-Quict, wen 2,500 elosing. ut shoulders, 64e: weak; short, clear feptom- v stenm, tlerees: August at #.74; Octol November, #, tern 5.5, olosinie December, § Burren--Firmi westarn Groamery, 12051405 Elgin, (te, CHEESE art slims e; Ohlo flay, & Pra IroN—Dull, unchanged. Correr—Firmer; luko August ber, #1210, LrAn=Non ; domostie, #1.50. TiN—Dully \vrm. 20,10, Kansas O IKANsAs City, Mo, Steady: No. 2 hard ¢ Bl Septen bid; August CORN--Strons premboer, 50¢ bid OAT< Sironger; eash, 20%c; Eaa<—Firm und active at 1% lighit BeTTER-Steady and unchanzed HAY—Strongers timothy, #.51; func #.51; good to eholee. 1.60, FLotvic-Steady and unchanged, Proviston < Unchunze . Woorn-Stondy RECEIPTS— Wheat, it 1,000, western dalry. factory, Hiite; western J@T e y Markets, Az, 10 wsh, 844e bid bid; " No. 2 WieAT— AuZIst, . T8O 1, cash, 800 bid, cash, Sle; August, 5i%c: Aug 1te st wlpts very y praifrie, pENTS =W heat, Minneapolis Wheat Market MisxEApoLEs Minn. - Auz 10.=The wheat murket wis duil. with miflers nold back wnd not disposed o meet the advince in prices. OFerings were and mostly clevicor wheit. One ear No. 2 northern, solid WLe; No. 3, 01 oid No. L sold from 01130 for clovator wheat, to 05 for faney: and No. from fiise to itge, according to quality. Reccipts for_twenty=four hours were 65 cirs Shipments. 67 cars. Cloginz prices wer hard, on track, i No. | nortl Auigust. “Beptember et track, ity No. 2 northern, on ™, on track. kets, Frovie-Quict track, eash, dle: 21,00, Milwaukee Ma MinwaAvkee, Wis, Aug. 10, WiEAT - No. 2 sprinz, on Septeniber, 50 No. L northern ConN—Steady: No. 2, on tra Oars ~Easler; No. hite. on track, BARLEY - kasy: Septembor, 61 Rve Firmer; No. 1, in store PROVISIONS— Easicr ok —-eptember, #10 LAKD - Septembor, $1.30, Receirrs—Flour, 900 bu bushels: birley, 2800 bushe Sieanests=lour, 4,00 barrels. Liverpool LAvERPOOL, Az, 10.~WiEAT-EFirm. po Jders offer sparin <ly: Ca ifornla, 85 4150 per ntal: Kansas winter hard, 8i8s i, Cory—Ifem. demnnd fmproving wostern, 54 1Ed per contal. BACON—Lous clear, 4 1Ds, wheat, 19,300 Markers. mixed 46 per e wt for Wl per cwt, 235 Ol por . e westorn Fine Ame St. Louis M Mo, Aug. 10.—= W HEA? Kots, s Lovts, —Unsettied; sk, KN, Cois OATS Lower: eash, 5. Unsettlod; ¢ Pork-Qulet; 1 Lann—Steady: WiISKEY St Duluth DL Mi today. Kecolpts, eptenibor opened AT e, 8ol - to $336 and closod nt &b, Duccnitior opentd at 8c, sold up 10 8¢, clos: g b 8% Tol ToLeno, O., Aug Conn—Stend OATS—Quiv Markef, 10.—WiEAT—Easier; cash, 1sh, e, white, 3e he visible supply of Stites 15 this amount 2070 hush st i De- New Yonk, Aug. grain J 10 od Wheat, e—\Wheat, 11850 ; ock market wa in during most of the time, but was weak mons the loading shares at the ovon- ine sind cariy part of the day. Feelinz on the street was bullish, but the eliminating of o portion of the short interest last week and the certainty that support of a positive cter would be forthcoming, made the § ugressive on sales. Louisv.lle. Chie: Burlinzton and st. Paul were down, The wvorltes, and this helped the declines of the morning. The witndrawal of the offi :lul announcement that the Standard oil compiny was not inter- sted in the opposition affectad Chic and while there was no seilinz of the stock it was without support. and on a_compuratively light business 1t declined acarly 2 per cent. While the syndicate plan for the taking care of the tloatir acht of the Union Pucific has relioved the dullness of that stock, there no-especial feture in it There was nothing in t news of the duy to cuuse any move in pr.ees, but the rumors of Tondon affection ' Union Pacific led to sonie selling of that stock. Prices in the other wetive stocks wero well hold, hat the genoral list' was very dutl. The first prices of the day were lower than the close Saturday. After the first hour there was aetivity in ali but Union Pacific, the pressure on the latter set- tling it zradually. Weakness was shown in Louisvile, Cordage and Sugzar. The market closed du'i and heavy, but with most stooks only sl tehanges Tuiroad bonds were quiet and the general list was about the same as Saturday’s closing, The total siles reached 804,000 without special activity. C \ment bonds were dull, but steady. State bonds were dull, but steady. The following are the closing g tho leading stocks on the New Yor change todays Atchiso Adums Alton, Terte Hauto o pretorred Amorlcan 1 Bur. C. 1 & Wi P ations for stock ex- o prof OB Mixstssppi Ches, & Olilo do I8t pref: o 2l pre b Chicago & Alton IO 0., C. % 8t 1) ware s Hudson, e Wi Den” & R G prof st Tennesse 10 15t prefor Peoria, Dee. Pittsbury i 4 Pullman Palice. Reading Rock Ixland .| St 12 16 W 4 4| Toxas Tol. & 0. Unfon Pactiie Hlinols Contral Puul & hulut Kansas & Texis ke krio & West. o preferred Lako $hore 3 Loutsville & Nashy Loulsyillo & N. A, Momphis & Char Michl ML LS A0 proferred Min. & St L (o preferted Missourt Pacttic Mobile & Olo. Nashviile Chait 3 N.J. Contral..... . 110 Novfolic & Weat prd. iy thiern Pacitic..... 21% ol i VP Denver S Gulf. 4 1034 : g Iron Silyer ontarlo |Quickallver pref.. Sutro Bulw A Rich. & W. P Tar. Wisconsin Contrnl Grent Northern ptd Chieago Gas Lo Prust Sugar Trust Southern Paciic Oregon 8. L. & ULN. L0 1 silos of stoc woro 1k, shures, neluding: Atehis Chil Gus, %105 Lonisvitle & Nashvilie, 7.060; Ne orn Pachile preferrei i Richimond & W Point, 5,000 st ) 24,310; Union 34,000, Review. NEW YORK, A Tho Post says: Sli- ver bullon wis wealk again under pressure. The holders of siiver have hecome somew hat wneusy over the obvious magnitude of what brokers altude to now S the “invisible supply” of the metal. fon to miko the silver hus indeed boen so sEron g as to sup ply to the covernment in a single wook noarly one-half of Its total requirenients for August, 1t is notlcenble too that thou b London houses Bave been Hberal buyers. they will purehise only on concessions i price” and withdraw thelr ordors us soon us the warket shows un advancing tendency., Financial Notes, MEaps 1, Aug, 10.—Clearings, $148,082; balun NEW York. Aug, Dalanees, $,204,070. CINCINNATL, O, York exchange, 3 BALTINORE, 5, 01,202 Auz ) Au g, 10.~Cloarings $66,4 Aug. 10.-Moncy, 4it4' rines, £2,052.500, 10.—-Clon Mon ot 10.~Olearings 7,375, Money, 4 jor cent 10 ~Cleurings,#1,001,- B0 COnts Premiuin. xehingo on Now York, 7¢ NEW ORLEANS, L Now York exe S1. Louts, Mo., Au bulances. 462,511 discount. Maney, 7 to 8 per cent. Muss.” Aug, 1001 alances, §1.08.741 fihits o8 Now YoF ¥ $1,000. ) Aug, 10, stoady ut 800" discount, ws toduy, W 2Be dis- New York exchange S Clonrings, BL0207,000, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WUESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1801 - ey oxtent of And, ability then be the roceive wiil Sterling exchange dull bills and $4.80 for sight what wouhh market 1o again, how' s far present unsetiled condiion of finunces tond to emb rRgs the financinl Commereal markets uadgr the extruordinary fmportat ons ot Amoplean grain thit will Tive to be made? “Tliese aro the Kind of quess fons that are now oecupying the attention of the speeulative intoresys. Every one of them | s w direet and vital Geieing up | of securities: and yet it is impossible to form | o satisfuctory Judzmentsabout the probubie | outcome of ang one of the problems. A gen- sling Of uncortutity 18 the resuit: and | uncertainty is evon more demoralizing thian n y understood aetul catastrophe. Tt Jrgivzes entery Lipes .« goneral tik ing 1 of suil, contracts crofiy discourages buy fn and cncouraees selljye, nnd uees shoek of goneral wpprefiension. doubt. tl ntndverse probubilitics or possibl.i- ties aro wted in the publie mind: but 15 fon of little practical : fous situation it is b to discount and to prep thit may happen, and prudent nien ure wiways found wiiling o mike sacrifies - order to eseape possiblo dis aster. While, therefore, It may be conceded t foar is mow exaggerating more or loss RraviLy of souo aspects of the forelzn sit- Yt that fuet eunnot be oxpecte provent i great deonl ot roalizinz on securit and therefore cunnot be tew o nvert consequent deeline in pr.ees rosuniption of tho silver ton s alsocalenlated (o en cournge this distrust und is actually nmount- ing ton pretty etubborn “hear” fictor. The appreliension on this ae however, 18 perhaps nore due to thy isness of the view taken of the situation that would arisoe slould a free coimags law be actually enacted, thin (L 18 o any ‘positive expectition that su- b measure wil roally find - place statutes, Loiitics, however, ure (i wn ibnot- maully confused conditi ing {0 buy success throug cessions (' populir clamor; aud howey puznant free coliaze may be 1o the common sense and the moral sense of o omajority of Our people, it is not impossible that the fund- anental principles of W sound currency miy he riffecd to win a small minority of mis- uided voters. “There I8 therefore un- ertalnty about the finaneial out- come of i silver ngitation and but o sm docres of uncertainty about A matier so vital o fnvestments and o the ceneral welfare of the country 15 quite suflicient to depress the stock markot. These unecrtainties have thelir natural cifect upon the anks and upon lenders generaliy. Th reasons that aze inducing Earopen banks to ceumulate eash and hold to it tenacious! re eausing our own banks to keep thelr < s loanable resoutces withiin easy reach. They Buris ftentes, willllend on call to any etent ad at aliost ; e dbns ot any rit it t loins can b procured 10. =Three per cent rentes only. with the utmost difficaity and unt. clinds of collaterals that aro vory sviree. e thnt the Last bank statenient showed an Anount of Surplus reserve (3 per cent hizher thon thatof the same date fn 150 and 1851, but it s also trae that the west will ave wholly wnprecedented surplus of wheat to nder 5= | sena éast, which places us in a condition of st s | very delicate dependence on tho problomit- feal disposition of Europe to’ exchuanze its wold for our graln. Under thes: ecireun stances it would be almost impo-sible to bor ) Lirge amounts of money for long pur ehases of stoeks oven did eonditions huppo to encourige such purehases. On Cvery side fluences scén to favor a contine tive no: A A, 10 Me- Cormick 1o 1. 0! Swartz & Co: The recelpts Isorts of grain oxceeded the estinates today, but hud no effect in_weakeninz prices Miny reports from the northwest staie | thit very hot winds had done serious daninge to spring wheat, Cables were quoted strong, half penny higher. Everybody scemed o have buying orders at the opening and scllers wero very searce until a lirze e had been estiblished. The market during the day has heen active The in- crease in the vis:blo supply of LI%,000 wis somowhat lurger than expected. The clear from four Atluntic ports were amounting *to 76000 bushels 28 0 sucks ot flour. The re- ceipts at eleven primary: points were 706,010, ile shipments reachod the enormous sum of (2000, Est mates for Lomorrow. 45 eurs, corn market has been active and narvous: warm weather Is affecting corn somewhat Jthouzh loeal trades show zrea timidity 1o seling short. We do ot blame © them when car lots_ are selling liey are to ‘e for No 2 yello! pis at ele 2000: shipmen quict, and the niarket has shown inde pendence of corn. Provisions have boen weak nd lower toduy, even the strengthening riin failing to Infuse “uny life into the provision market. Decided nervousness was shown times. pork fluctuating ut one timo 15 be- tiween sales in exceutinga stop order of 13,00 pounds. Tho premiums for currying prov slons are widening, indicating the beginninz of v pressure to sl out Septenber holdin: NEW Yomrk, Auc. 10.—Kennett, Hopkins & . toS. A MeWhorter: Union Pacific has been tho feature of today’s market, and what- erwoukness the balance of the list m aveshown may be attributed to the f selling of Unlon Pacific and the shuarp breaks inits price, There have been a0 specinl nimors eurtent to account for this selling of all and time foans. AL 8L for sixty day dratts, New York New York. Aug. 10, ranging fron cent: elosin PRINE MERCANTIC STERLING EXCHANGE AL #8215 for sixty-any demand, following bonds : [Ty wtored. 1103 M. K. & T Gen'I 88 g LS. s, coupons.. . 1163 Mutial Union ... 101 UL S digs, registered 1003 N, J, Cent Int Cert,.. 1K1 Al cOUpONs. .,e 1003 Norihern Pac Tats. 11 Pacific is of 05 10| _do 2ds 1 outsinn Northwest’ consois onnese o debenture b SU L& LM Gen b St & SR Gon M St Panl ¢ ir Money Market. MONEY 0N CALL~E Inst loan 2 rent, PAPER-54@7 4 per cent Quict und steady bilis and #4851 for pe were the closing prices on nda Southarn 248 o sntral Pacifie 1sts. 105 ° (84 1%, € ). & I G, st 1 T P G s el I Unl Rt WOrst Boston Stock Market. BosToN, Mass, Aug. 0.~The followin th Atetitaon & Topoka Boston & Albiny Hoston & M €l Burl, & it preferred K. C. St L & C Masd, Co Mex. Con &N Hoston & Mont Calumet & Hecla, ¢lCatalpa.s v 8¢ Huron Pewnbie, new i K Copier iniston Land Co Hoston Land Co West End Land Co 1ol T4 i Famson St 3 ater Powor M an 201 Wik, Con. comn Atiantie. ... ( London Stock Loxnos, Augz. 10.-The following were the Lonrdon stock fiotations y osing at 4 p. m.: Sy i U N VIR O Cansdian Paciti Paul com ¢ Roading S35 Mex. Centr BARSILVER—1714 | jer ounce, Bank of Bntland Ballion. LoxboN, Aug, 10.=The amount ¢ gone Into the Bunk of England on today, £4, 00, hullion balunce Patus, Au il for the ad Denver Minng stocks, DesvER, Colo, Auz. 10.—Moderato business In niining stoeks today. Suies 15,000 shares Quotations elosed us toilow Taownt Little Rule Matehloss | My Mazd Mor Allegliany viavy Sihwartz, Dupee John J s & OILLL i Puzzlor 45 Clandia J Gold Treasure .0 81 lGettysbur nelad g Whale Justice. 0% Denver ( SAN FitA quotitions follows: OPHIESA TSIt Potost.; Altn.. 0 Bost & el €150, Auz 10.—The ofticinl closing for mining stocks today were L 365 |Sav Gt Siorra i 0 Uilon Coasolldatod 20 tab.. ... T Yellow Jackit | Bulwer ] DOTO P sgsTevevs s £ 40) nionwe iy 20 1 170 Gould & C The Tale & 3 Aug. 10.—Clearings balances, 8 call loans, i8; time loans, Gd, New York Mining Quotations. NEW York. Aug. 10. ~The closing mining stock quotations are as follows: Klic i Amadi 10 ROSTO! 15 rall Horn Silver. % |1ron Dhaawoou, Eureki st 10.~There was very hittie trade on mining exchange this morning, prices were somewhat lower. The foilowing | Unfon Pacific. and but one or two brokers Wore ninde on call: have apparently hud unlimited orders to sell, Taiwin AT London also solil a little at the opening A | aalha thereatter London wus not w urider L V. mirket. Al theso matters which should | an important bearing upon values of railway Steurities, excepting possibly in’ the case of Ccortain Touds whose fluuncial eonditions arc clouded, are of an encourazing nacire. Thie carnings reported have been among the blio today, showir & New York Central for the mon! of July of S4T000. Atehison for the sune period 165,000 and Wabash 817,000, and othe Wiitle nou s lurge aro still handsone. Feports are also. oxeellent noLw i3t nding FunIons today that spring wheat is belug ine jured by oxcessive heat. Chairman Walker of the Western Traflic assoctation says rates are solld and Uhe (Onnago 1n sIght 1s almost it~ less. Generally tho mirkot has stood ap well . ‘today. considering . the brealc in_Union ific, Tho - market closed on Union Pacific fairly strongz, al- 16,500 | though the foundation may not be very Substantiated, Sugar is. hoavy, Decnuse of an interview with M. Sprec which lie elaims he 1s master of the fleld wnd within year will bo in position to rofino one-half the sugar required in the country. Aouey has been eusy on call at 15@2 por cont. No elianze in time loans. The mirket elosed Qull and steady” with' the exception of Wealk Spots o which we liave referred. CIicaGo, Aur 10.—Trom Kennott, Hopk & Cou. to & A MeWhorters In wheit the first sules were below Saturd s closing price, but there was an fmmediate advan e of nearly 20 to tio Surprise of overybody. There Was iews of ‘Some dumnze i tho northwest by hot Winds. Cables were firmer, and withd fuwals from Store very lurge, butall this would hard ount for' so lurge an adyance. Room cuio1 tobodn o mood o buy. and ud seattering. Early in the visible supply stutement indi- aconsiderable decrs butlakesand ¢ ALy camo in with an wgaregate inerease or 2,500,000 wnd this' placed w good bil- ance on the other side. The 1ing whioh fol- fowed was not enthiusiastically confident for the attention of traders hid been deawn (o the fact thit the vastquantity afloat between here and the seaboatd is simply in transit for export and thit pr receiving markets show u marked ro duction in stocks Just when receipts from a 400,000,000 erop of winter wh Shoutd be at flood tide. 1Us quite evident Uit the cariy free movement had not ehecked the forefzn domand and it e hold " baek - policy . should prevail generally checking eliverie Wiile the urgent feeling domand continucs, tho consoquont docroase 1n_ the Visiblo supply Wihe cause a sharp, 1 tomporary rally. 16 (s Binted that Keend is the prime facte corn deil and that he Is a bull for the purpose of bearing Chicaco, Burlinzton & Quiney Stock. Tho weekly weuther report wis o un - form!y favorable to the growing cron that it is believed corn would not hive sold off todiy but for the nipulution which followed the advance in whe White the crop Is looking well in many seetions, ¢ needs rain badly in othe The governmert report Is expected to seU Lhe speculative pacee for the next few day No feature in onts beyond o little strenzth ' in sympathy with cor Provisions have been e spite of tie ytpength in otier ke feeling Is or beurish and 1hgs are free on w1l hard $pots. New York Dry Goods Market. NEW York, Aug 10.—Dry goods opened un- ehanzed. Theé market continues in zood shape. advance incotton is not likely to huve any effoct. “The enanges will depend chiefly yndition of stocks. Jobbers here are Ctive is without much life, wt second hands becomes moro active in advances. The intensely hot weather hus prevented toa certain vxtent do- votion to trading in any kind of muterial Havana Markets, Aug. 10.—SPANISH GOLD—32.003 Quict, R olders firmi on Siturduy bags of eontrifusal, 03 degrees polarization, were sold at £.2) gold per quinf K10 DE JANIERC Rezular firsts, 10,00 reis per 10 Kilos: E 0 reis. Rizcrien es for the w -During week, 85 00 bugs; purchas- !'l\r 10,000, antos Marke 1L.—CorreE—Graver; 10,000 10 k108, vrs—During week, for the United St 32,000 bags; pur- tes, 11,000 chises stoek, 50 0L Foreign Oil Market. LONDON, Auz. 10.—CALCUTTA LINSEED—43s Der quiiter. b Ot dd per ewt. aders' Talk, s, Mo, Aug. 10.—Langenburg Broth- ors tot ol Brotiers: The foldowing was the ranze of prices paid for the leadins options on this market today iy iigh St Lot ot Open. Low. | Close. | £ (5N B35 CinicAGo, Aup. 10: cray & Bryant: ki oot whent tad hi e ot Dt of ¢ sprng wheut cou The Wheat now tn the Py - cibies quoted Liver With unsettied woather. last threo duys in the itry and reported dinag 1Pk cinusod somoe aotive buy iz from the outside wnd locally the offer. ings wore ght. The first transactions wer ut wbout G1h¢, the advance to 82 for Do Cember wis o sily made. Tho closing price Is G ¢ for December. Recelpts of winter wheat ard Lght as compared with whit was looked for. “The shippiug demand continue olferings ot rendy 1e under” the - December 1 tone of the murket Is With @ heavy movement of th crop we may sell somo fower. Bu forel:n domand may upset all calenlutions for lower prices. Corn, active; Septembo opened ‘ut dse, sold up to sts wnd closed ut Crop prospects improved, but. the dumund Is good wnd wil cush offerings find UV Sile 4t about 62 eents, Outs, steady, Tho erop now beine harvested is Targe ind quality fine with 28 cents for Sop- tenbor Is low. Ho product continies wouk. hor(s about the only buyers NEW Yok, Aug 10.=ilenry banker, In Feviewing the past week During the past week, the stock mark Shown moro aetivity and some recover rices: but the advances huve bo due 1o Inereased sules by the “bear crented sudden demands forcoverin while there scems to be no the renl spielt and tono of v i one liue of “short wiother Is put ¢ jee. whieh is evi ot inereus- tion on the “hear” side, The disposition to sell has been incrcased by the NOLbIe weikness of the Gould stooks, and es- pecluly of Union Pacifie, whicn seems to have | o 1o riends either | n Europe; and If M. IS not i aetive tbear’ he Is ut least countod, {10 Street oplnion, 18 pissive one, which for prictical purposes is reckoned as being al BI0SE th sitne thing. us it ieads others o soll With all the more ussurunce. ALl the symp- dleito that 1€ s hopeless to expoct nt buying spirit until there vt cations of i reniovid of the pre Vitiling distrust thin at present exist. Tha Dooming tendany of good crops Is now | leard ot for the reason thit there wre so Wiy serious obstacics to that factor the difcet upon prices that would attend undor nornal conditions How much of our grin can Europe take? What prices wili Eu rope p iy foF our wheat? Tinowhit form will it iy forit—in gold, in goods, {n returned s uritles or even throuzh borrowing in the United States? "ICuiy pigment fs not mad a liboral extent In gold What wiil be the re sources of our banks for meeting the western fall drain of currency? And if securities price. bearish spring n active sovTn Ol MARKETS, shinp. i OMATA. Aug rocelpts of cattlo LT 13 Saturday and 1,45 twas duil 10e lower grados. ades of re A 10, Car Oficial as conprel with Monday of lust week, and weak, practically ¥ lizod; on buteher stoek amd stendy on oth and active and strong on €ood feeders and steady owother grades i Oficlal Tocoipts of hogs 5 compared with 2620 Saturday and 5,270 Mon duy of last weok. arkot was steady to 1aee higher, Al sold,’* The ranze of prices paid was $L8TH@5.20; the bulk selling at #5.10 @3.15; light heavy. $1.8713@5,1% mixed. . The averago of prices paid was & ared with $.03'; Saturday 1 #5.26 Monday of lst week SHEEP—There were no fresh ro Tie market wis nominally unchinzed t 207047 A 6070 1b Clows, the suys s s in mainly havink horts,” Improvement in tho mirket. No contracts gl Uthe conse- ipts of sheep. N sentative Sale STEERS Av. e 28 #4 T COWS. 200 ONEAY 4 Str No. y No 1110 #4 10 ol 1 1" DKEIS AND FEEDENS. 15 810 2 149 340 19 08 Rates for money firw at ¢ per cent for both | should be returned to éven but a moderate | .. W 813 140 nuLLe, W 185 CALVES, 260 MILKEIS AND SPRINGES nd eait 3 cows and calves 1 milker WESTERN CATTLE corzo 1. Bllss— . 1 cow, batiey fed @) tatlin s biriey fed %08 yreers, barley fod 1. Merrill— 14 fooder Willinm Boot anners &0 R TESS MR 1040 foeders, 2 feeders, Polled coders, Poiled Ang lors. H. N, Hostwick = 4cows 5 eows S cows 8 focdars 1 fnedors William Simpson— 4 fevdors, 2 foeders, W. C. Bradley Heinners. 2 bulls John Wiiterliy 16 calves S, 1.0 § 120 10 160 Av. 182 205 RReceints @ OMeinl Disposition of Stow s und dispo dtion of shown by the hooksof the Unioa stoekyards company for the twenty-four lours ending at 5 0'clock, p. i, A zust 10, 13912 ST sto CATILE, (EERI i Cars. [Head. | Cars, [Hond. [Cars [ Head | Cars | Head, DISPOSITION BUVEIS CATTLE [ 10GR, [SHLER, Omaha Packing Co 3 The G Hammond ¢6. | Wit s Co : The Cudaby Packing 6| Shippers and feeders. . 1 Leftover....... st = Total ... Chicago Live st CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—[Spe Bez]—Thire wereabout as many cattie in the yards as the demand ealled “for thouzh the Supply was nearly 6,000 less than for the resporid Tust year and 4001 less The total. 1 00 head. ADOIL 3,000 NAtives, 1001 west- A few hundred niot steers could have becn but any cousiderable ngs of commou and ve resultod in a fur- 2 of prices us the demand for th wtter discription was woak and was easiiy satistied with numberon sil Lown old_cows and bulls s common grass steers were duil ut List weck's 1es of natives were o a bisiy i to chold cors and for_common to extri Shipp Westerns w quoted and 85, 0@21.5) for stod were on i Kk Market. LTelezram to Tie wirs made up o and of good placed Increase d at aloss and Al et ves wo 00, with sales prin attie i prospects for oIty for tomorrow and W edn There was hut a slizht chango in the prces for hozs. " What littie change there was did not, however, acerue to the ¢ of the sellers, the general tone of the hmlhnl being Quite woalk, Sales of brd but for poo fair slightly lower and openod slow and continue S0 th'uu)lhl)ll 0J for poor to ehoice I um weizhts and g Jnml to prime lght. There was i l\NIU finey medium weights at . nd us hizh as #.00 was paid but those trades were “inrket. A groater purt of tho stutt was weizhed below ‘Pl Byening Journal reports: CATTLE ~Ke celpts. 14,0002 shipments, 4,00, Marset f: lvlv aetive; stoudy to hizhers nutives, Texans, cows, £ ¢ ipts, 14,000 1 head; market opencd steady, closed W lower mixed and stockers, #, und butchor welghts, & e hoss were at steady prices rts the average wus »—Receipts, 8,000 head; shipments. 3,700: slow: sheep, 10c lower; lumbs, stondy: rk Live Stock Market. NEW YOIK, Aug. 10— BEEVES—Roceipts, 6,234 head, including & cars for s Maricot 100 por 101 10s highor: native st o othiers, #.40 por 100 [bs: T and_Colo 10680 ; bulls and cows, $2.1 5 el aull 't sizimitse p CALVES—Receipts, i 10 Jowe milk iy New Y kot e por per 100 lus; butter- 100 10s. e shieop He lower s, ¥ ic; dr eipts. I 3 lambs, sUro .45 per 10) 10s; | ttons lower at at 0050, HoGs—Kecelpts, 440 heud, including for sule. lie per D, $1.40 dssod ubs lower 7 cars Market: —CAT market sas City Live Stock KANSAS City, Mo, Aug, 10, ceints, 4, shipmont: and steady; steers, £5.5%0 &00: stockers and feedors, # Hous—Recelpts, 400: shipments, ket steady; bully H95E5. 105 all grades, Re- quict Siteer—Receipts, 1, market sirong, shipments, 17303 OMANA WHOLESALE Fresh Fruits., nalifornia Crawtord, Lox lots, 81, AFPLES-Per barrel, $2.50. ifornin Burtlett, $2.00, o, #.00, ipping stock. MALKETS single box 15@1se. DO, #0. 00, BANAXAS—Ver buneh, shipping stock. GRAVES—Souther 002250 for good . 45 per § 1b buskot. Vegerables. z quotations reprosent the prices t which cholco stock is billed out on ord unless otherwise stated: NEW PoraToEs—Subplics lurge; 3oe per bushel. New BERT I BEANS N TomATorS—Per I CELERY—35¢ per (070 CABBAGE - Home grown, 15¢ per b CNLONS - Home grown, $0e hor bushiel, The tollowi kood stoc r bushel, fe, 5 por bushel. $1.50. Conntry Produce, PovLTity —01d fowls, £ ens, siall to_wedidnm, cholee. #£2.5 0@ B ~Generasl markot ste Borter—Tho bulk of the EOIng ut ve. Flour. i milling company Tnvineible Patent, § perintive, #2405 suowluke, fiy 3Lon £, Dayls milll N1 Crenmn, K05 BIG0. D, B AL Hawkeye, half patent. $2300 Specinl Pat 10, 84,005 Minnesota patent, wsis Hard Whiat, patent, §.63; o skt Speinz Wheat, patont. $2.6), SO Glnn's Gold Moedal, — #280: Wiiite. §2.50 wilicke, £2.10: (0w erade Queen of th itry. #2580 Minnesota Tative, #4805 bran, $11.00: chopped foed . L, Weleh & Co., Best, #2755 Crown Irince, i Minnesota Chies, £.20; Splendld Family Straight, 81,50 Reliance, Patent, 70 Lone Stur, Sut #2.00; Funcy Pam- Iigh Patent, O £ compiny. #1600 Supe 0 et nausea, no ly s Best pill. when taksn, No grippins, © DeWitt's Little Eu Swall pill. Safe pill. pain are JOUN A MCSHANE FIANK C, CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 809 8. 18th £t., First National Bank Build ing, Omaha, Neb. ke, bonds, s@2urities, commercial pa per, 6. Negotlate loans vn Lmproved Omahs real estate. Short time 10ans, o0 bagk lock, oF uilier spproved collateral securisy De Manibcturers” and Jobhers DIRECTORY. A VNINGS Oxlmm Tent & Awn- | ing Co., Flage, hammocks. o/l 1 Fubbor el g 8 1 fo eatalogue, 115 Fanam AND o .l.\'Il IUI\ Bemis Omaha Bag 0~ < ant Madafac BOYCLES. A. H, Perrio & Co 106 Dotk | 'Y d for our entaloguo and prices St Bleyelos LOOK )) TENTS, M. 0. Daxon. n monthly s Farnaim st Ackerman Brothers & Hein ze Printors, binders, electroty pees. fuet 1018 16 Howard strost, Omal i lank book Omah —_—————— SINDERS and ST ll”’\IIA nanu BOOTS AND Ohas, A, (oe & Co. Manufacturess and Jop- | Wi bors Aon s for 1109 Fownrd straot Williams, Van Aer-| nam & Harte 1212 11 A n New BONES Johu L. Wilkia, Omaha paper Loy factoy 1 Shoe ¥ e |5 v atroot R0G Butehors ARRI W. T. Sc s 1 WaG AGHES, man, rzost Variety SAND CARIIAGES JosilaMan Ia SHOES Kirkendall,Jon actory Coin 1ulns ats Ouhin tol ' Tools and upp Intkon &Co n it W. V. Mors. & Co., BUITCHERS Louis Heller, — CARPE Omaha Carpet Co., Carpets, ofl,_eloths tinge, curbain koot s stie Manafuetures fine cliears, Joubers of loaf ta i Sir COAL, COKE, ET o & R CLOTIING. Gl]uun B ficturo- ulll Omaba_Coal, Coke &| Coutant & Sqmrr 3 Lime Co. and sott conl. 8. B, | eor. Tith aod Douglas American Fuel Co,, Shippers and dealers in 1 bitn- Sl street. Nebraska Fuel Co., 2018, Tith Street, Neb CORNIC 135 Farn ‘ Hard wd soft coat Howell & Co., S 1l Steot, Johnson Bros., 14 Farn m Stecet, Ouinlia. Neb, Eagle Cornice Works, | Manufacturers of Gulvanizd Tron Cornice. Window cans. motal o skylights, ‘ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodie St | Galv i aps, fron CEMENT tininl 1 S14to raofer. 11 Farnum S F. R“empmg, 2o 0w, IND LIME ote! J. J. Johnson & Co., | 215 8, 1ith Streat, Lime, Owaba, Neb. cor. DRY GOOD: M. E. Smith & Co., Dry goods. notions, fur- nbhing goo 1. Dry zoods. Corner 1th and Howard E. LLI"I RIC. Wolf Electrical Co, Hiustrated catalogue fro 1 Capitol Aver and Dyume FARM MACHINERY, Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Co., Gene Corner Jones and 9t Stx. | FLOUR. E. L. Welch & Co,, 1012 N. 161h Street 3. K. MeCray, M Mill at Henderson, Minn. £, F. Gilman, N 1013-16-17, N. 16th Streot Bluck - Manager. PURNITURE Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co., Furniture and carpets I3 G G(.dy & Gmy, coment, ete., ete. I and Douglas Sts. Kllpntuck -Koch Dry Goods Co., notlon s, cents’ DETROIT - AU Eleotric Moturs Successors to C, « nd it L SUPPLIES. T, G. Northwall, Skandia Plow Co., 1031 She wan Ave. ks 16th Street ND CARPET: Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co. A Beche R. T. Davis Mill Co. €. G Underwood Manuger at Omaha. Cor. sth and Ja Omaha Milling Go., Morclmt Miljors, a0 S 131 North O FPURNISHING (GOODS, Schne der & Loomis, | J. T, Robinson Notion Jobbors and Tmporters of notlons and furnishing kouds, miy e CHuckskon pinty. 111 Howard Stro | GLASS, PAINT, OIL | Co. Gents’ funishin i kood br . AND IIIAI (ERN "Keunard Glass and | J. A. Fuller & Co,, Paint Co., 05102 Harney Street, Owiahia, Neb William Gummings, | 617 and 619 South 10th St [ Wii0i1e Omwha, Neb, Omal GRrROCERI Paxton & Gallagher, 09711 ¥ 1o 10th Streot, i Omabin D. M Steel Neb, & C 120 won Street, st Noh | Allen Bros,, 10S-1110 Harney Street, | 1ith Omubia. Neb. on GUNPOWDER, H. Clark. Gen'l Wostern Agent of Dupot's Sporting Gun powdor, Atlas high expl Bive blnsting cups, fuses 1215 kinrneys treck. Hugh Omubin, Blake, Bruce & Co, Nev | McCord, Brady N rth St m.y.ra Raapke troot and Loavenw A i conts, o S0 Howari St Johnson & Co., th and Loa OMATIC RAIN AND PROV ISIONS. 8. A, MoWhorter Toneray & Bryan, Brokers, grain, tons and stooks. Hth St Private wi 1o Chieago, St Louls and New York Cookrell Bros Trokors Private wires 10 New York St Lonts. S ton glven n graln prosis 58 ork, Chicako an St Louls. Cash gra bought for all market Chteago, & | ote. Private wire to clnl atten track bids Navl Bank HARDW. Reotor & Wilhelmy Co Cor. 10t 18 Exchange bld, 8. Omab L RE. 4 Jnckson Sta, Omaha. Nat'l Bank, Broks ivate wires 10 |F. 0. Swarts & Ooj Brokers,Grain Provisiops 1118 and Chicago. Oftice 1 15t Nat'l Bank; Omahas e _—mnmmm IRON WORKS. Paston & Vierling Tron Works, ol work, etk Foon, 11th & dackson ‘st Works, Ma vaulta, ol Oumatin Safo & Iron £ra fire and harglae 1 on aliutters and | PR AL A L UL LITURU) OIS Tler & 0., R. R. Grotte, Ltgnor Morchants, [ Tup rcor and Jubbor Hnrney Streat, | W ines and Tiquors, Haxd il 10 to s " L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesale Liquor Deal'rs 1-ts ick & Horherts, aloLiquor Dealor: n uppilcation 407400 8. 10th St £01-508 8. 10th St e LUMBL G. W. Douglass & Co| John A Wake! ardwoo Tmiported, Amerlean Port. Hardwood L o | Wyatt-Ballard Lum. ber o, 01 and Trnrd St 1310 North 16th Street Charles R, Lee, Hardwoud Tum'! or, carpeis nod foo: in': 9th and | Wh wood arquot 1l s and 1022 Furnam St s Lou s Pradford, 123 Douglas Streot MILLINERY AND NOJ 0. A. Stonehill, Milling 10NS. rs nnd Jobbers In Moy 210 4 212 South 11¢h Streot tions. Clonks | T'np 25 | nt ete. [T. Oberfeldor & Oon a e e L WENTS, A. Hospe, Jr., _l{l',\ll YL INSTRU Max Meyer & Bro Co | My Jowelor, v tn Organy, trents, Matorlals, Ite Farnam and 1th, 1313 Dougly Sir E1C Artists® —_— Ol Cons lidated Tank Line Co, Refined and bt wattig I Ruth, Manager. PRODUCE, ( Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In country prod- | ¢ nee, fruits, vegetable ot )M M Sobroeder & Co., ash buyers butter and Wk, and genoral com- wiseion merehants, 1200 Howard Stroct. 428 South 1t Street, Robert Purvis, 1217 Howard Sticet Write for pricos on but- ¥, and Produce, Kind. ith and Hurney Streets. frutts of oysters, all wie, Kirschbraun & Sons, | J Butter exun poultry and game. I 13th Stre < ana poultry chieess, 1209 Howard Stroct. Bates & Co,, ce, frults, grocers’ spo’ 8. elo Williams & Oross, Produce and frults. 1214 Harney Street. lnazo & Snn. 211 8. 12th Street 1an & Domesticiruity PAPER. Oarpenter Paper Co., Carry n full stock of | printing, wiapplng and welting paper, curd pa- per. ele. Manufucturers and job- bers all kinds rubder ruods 1720 Farnam Stro: STO James Hughes, trs of ull klids for xale! (07 S, 1ith Street BLINLS, ETC . l ohin 8ash & Door Co nufactirors of monlds e G000, 6Les Oltice oo 42 Beo Building. SASH, DOORS, M. A. Dishrow & Co, Manufacturers of suxh blinds and Hee, 1200 und 1zard Sts. E. B. Brach & Co,, A Olark & Oo, RUBBLR GOODS Omaha Rubber Co., —— STEAM AND WATER .\I I Ve IIIv U. 8. Wind Engine & Pump Co,, Taligay Wind A lsn actlng manigce | Omah. Neb GBI R TEA, COFFEE, SPICE Consolidated Coffeo | Company, Hleana 1416 Harnoy St, Omalia, Neb, [4 L. Strang & 8o 8, 1002-1004 Farnaw Streets BILLIARDS. The Brunswick- Balke-Collender Oo., illtard merehandine Muon fixturees fith Street, Ol TOYS. H. Huwdy Co, aotls, athums, s, Nouse fur I o 1w, ol Farnim Streot. Toys, s w SOUTH OMAHA. CO.,, - - LIMITED Hunter & Green, 10 Exchango Bullding, UNION STOCK YARDS A. D, Boer & Co, 0 Exchange Bullding, | South Om | South Omuha, TO INVESTORS. )1 sound e 1t dividend, ta3 am offoring stoo pn\v thar will pay a 20 p $100 shares for $85. Write fo b HARRY KRENE, Reom 0, Ger, Am, B'k Bld s, 8t Jo3:0h VIGOR DF MEN iy, Quickly, Parmanently R Wprial g iy, il ) ervors oF inte excossos ho resulte of overwork, sickness, worry, ete, Full Burongil, dove o tond glvon o evory Srgan whd_ portl i oy Elinplo, natural e, 1himedinte improveuant meon. Failire im0 2 ais raforenien: . Dok, oxplanations 4 pro i e Adfress ERIE MEDICAL GO., BUFFALO. N. Y. the eiTecta o Tu WEAK MENE227 jariy docay, wasdng wesknos, losk wisabood, o) 1 wad ' valuable troaliss (aeaiod) ‘contalning tall ,.m. ulars for home oure, of cliargs Asplondid medioal work ; should be read by every Beh who ls marves and _debilitated. Addrecs Frof. ¥, C, WO WLER, Moodps, Coun. 'n. Wenl PO | he train of e¥11a from « Buffertug from et