Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Bulls Have Full Oharge and the Bears are Kept Dancing. EUROPEAN SITUATION QUITE STRONG. Dispatches Apparently Cosfirm the Repe £ Damage From Blight in Northwest Caused st Weather, ™ the by ¥ CHICAGO. Aug. 10.~The bulis took charge of the whent market today and_kept the boars danclog most of the time. The news around the opening wis bulilsh. ‘The government re- port was Interpreted as rather bearish, but the Europeansituation 18 looked upon as so de- eldedly bullish a8 to more than counteract the conditions. Liverpool was strong and ' penny highe fes from Parls Indicated a strong market, the weather was wet and the es seemingly confirmed the reports of from bilght In the northwest, caused late hot weather. New York opened higher heavy buylng orders from ouls, Logzan, S, White, and many of the smaller commlssion houSes hid rous buying orders at top figures and offerings were limited prices were sharply advanced. After the flurry ecaused b execution of these OrAers wis over anda the market began to manifest a tendency t B, U WAS gIven & new and strong dnpetus upward by u serles of cablegruns 1o some of houses t first that the had prohibi xportition from ve September 1 and nd there Sew there wore and St rez-Dupeo (fter continue for the When this news was announced 1t met with Jttle credence, but as the house which first recelved it bought heavily on the stre It. and as other houses that received the s ndvice ranged thenselves on the buying side, the shorts were punic-stricken, and vilues advaneed rapidly amid considerable excite went. Decentber opencd it 02ige agalnst 0iise at tho close yesterday, and sold up quickly to wed biek to 9h@izie. and then on the report of the Russian rye export news Jumiped to e, At this point the lute oables Letter weather on the continent celine in Paris, and the shorts ha 11 covered, there was adrop to st besnn’ to show inerensed ex- und the estimated receipts for to- light there wis another rush 1o by when Deccmber reached Sitae. 1t took another diop to i, then boomed upward touching 0i% amld much exeitement, wavered ulittle ¢ and then m the last tifteon under covering hy the hig shorts who hiad been holding out, went to 95 and elosed firm ut 47e. Pardrid big hedr, was foreed In at the Jast, cover g o heavy 1ine of shorts throuzh Wi Drokers. Meam. however, continued to put out koo s on every bulge, Cables were all higher, Berl'n showing the most ad- ance. The weather in Engiund wis wet. srefgners were suld to be buying in New rkwith elghty-clghit hoat loads —taken there and at other seabourd points. Counsel- man was reported to e a big buyer of both cash and futures. The fact that the amount of wheat on oo sngo Increased 1,800,000 during the woek had no apparent of- fect'on prices. Four cars of new wheat, spring, was recoived today . Corn started in et morrow being B ruther weak, September being previously quoted at 58%,@55%e against Boe ut the close yesterday: but the strength in wheat. the 1ight offeriigs of corn and the fours of the shorts who suspected munipula- tion by a bull move, generally aceredited to New York speculutors, soon caused a shurp advance Lo 60!y i tarket then easea off some; but during the Last hour started up again, selling to B0%4¢; It then broke to 5%¢ at which price it closed. The feeling wus very nervous and prices went up and down spasmodically, but ho undercurrent was very light. The gov ernmenterop report was not as favorable o the trade genorlly bad expreted. as itsnowed a aecline of two points inJul, Oats were quict but strong In sympathy with corn. Provisions did not sympathize to any extent with the excitement in grains; fluctuntions were contined to OW rAnge and the close was at ubout ures und atsmull wdvances over v y's figures, Under the stimulus of thic Russian news rye took on the appearance of wspeculative grain, Today the eash articio advanced 4 und Tutures 4100t The lead n < futures runge A 1 as folio: G T N [ WikAT Augiat AR Beptembor. w01 Deceniber, | g CORN® N0, Angust, g o Beptouib L I HGIIT 94| Qetol 28 28| Pt gl fiEH (154 w0 g 104 1045 1062 a4 i it 655 6 65 . 2 suring wheat, 0150 prlnu whent, Ki@sse; No. 2 red, H@viie. ConN-—No. 2, tile. OATE—=No. ¥l30; No, 2 BIY@32; No. iwhite, i RyE-No. BARLEY- No 4, AXSEED. F A Pork—Mess pork, per burrel. por, oWt $6.00: uliort ribe sidos (ioado), ted shoulders (hoxed), 8,100 ar sides (hoxed), 6,247, Distillers' fin'shed goods, per gal., white. 0.2, nominal; No.4, £, 0. b. No. 1, 8100, Prime, $1.21@1.22, 30,4714, Lard, s@ode s 17 ARs—Cut ARTIC Flour. barrels Wheat, bushels Corn, Bushiels. . Onts, bushicls.. Rye. bushels Bariey, busheis. it i On the produce exchange today the market was higher: fancy creauery, e western, 17Q@I8Yse; fine dudry H@GI W@ lie. af, unchanged, 5@3%c, WECEILTS. | SHIEY 15,000 200 101000 100w buttor 18@Nc; Now York Markets. NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—FLOUR—Recel pts, 27,180 packnges ts,” 4,463 barrels and firm 6,420 burrels. Steady, tirm; yellow western, WuEAT-Recelpts, 30,000 bushels: exports, 218,875 busheis: sales, 240 0 bushels of fu- tures, 1,008,000 bushels of Spot. Spot market Righor. firm and uotive for exports; No. 2 re L IRUERGAN GWRL 4L |l|u||l L 0 C@31.004 ungraded red, BOER 1 No. 1 ROt o arrive, 1123 No. Uhird to arrive, 81043 No. 2 Chicago, 31093 No. 2 Miwuukee. $L051. Options were under’ niich exeitement und advanced 23c¢ and closed firm on govern- ment report of lurge export business: un- favorable weather abroad and higher cible: with a liberal foreizn buying Interest: No. red, August, 8LOIG1.GH; closing $1.03; Oc tobor, #1,004,G01.05% November. BLOLL@LR December, #1.0 closing, B0V Tnnuary, $LOSGLI0Y glosiuk, 8103 May, “HL0TG1 00k cloaing, i—Western 16,000 bush Kecolpts, 85215 bushel sules. 000 “bushels of 00 bushels of spot. Spot market firm., quiet and seare 1o afloat; ungra white, 7 ons advancead 14 Slug fitm on feur of September corner unfuvorable crop news: closlug, g0t Septe Octolier, (6oic, clo: September delivery, Ss@se 15 it A exports, future higher, dded mixed, 7 Oty ~ Kecelpts, 3,000 bushels; exports, 265 bushels: sules. 65,000 bushels of futures and Y1000 Bushels ofapot. £pot market higher, frrogular, moderately et iyer options stronger! quict:An | @Y Octobor, White, " 48@I0%50; Wixed wostern white western, 45c; No. 2 Chicago, @ HAY—Firm. quiet. Hors—Qulct, woak. FrEE- Opuions o 10 1 points up, closed barely steady 5 10 ups sales, H330 baes, ineluding Avgust, #16.45 Septomber, #1 03 October, $14.000614.05; Decembor, $1830G1500. Spot Rio, dull, easy, fuir cargoos, 1830: No. 7, 114Gt BuGA—Riw, 1o demnd,' beld firmer refining. contrifugals, St Shpoi sale Iml i centrifugals, w tost, ut 3 716 U Is to Boston same terms. od; talr dennnd. MOLASSES y quiet, tirm, Rick—Qulet, PrrioLEUN Opotiod wonker, rallled slight- 1y, then declined 1g0 in tho oarly trading, e @amo dull and rentained so until the close. Penusylvenla oll, spot sales, 10,000 barrels; opening, & 5 highest, Bo; lowest. 850; olosing, 8. Bebtomber. option sulos, 6H00° burrels: highest, d%c; lowest, 64%s0; Liwa oil, no sules; total sales, od stoady unchan Now Orlean flrm, 0] )l'llln.. LR glostng. 0 e, 15,00 birrels DTTON SEED Ol Fa110w- Btrong. ROBIN—Stouay, qulet. TUKPENTINE—Quiet; ste iGs—Quiet; western, 12,066 puckuges. WooL—steady and ~Firm, qulet, ly 30@INe. iu@lie; = recelots, ulet; domestic floece, 4701 pulled, “8@dc: Texus, 17Gu4e, %vaufu, wud:num wess, $10,00Q1129; | \ extra prime, $10.500 stondy: middles dull. et; westorn August, 0680, closing at #.74 bl closing ut #.04 bid: November, 80,06, nt, #.05; I 5. BUTTER--Fulr demand; state dalry, 15@100: atate creamery, 10%@20c; western dairy, 120 160 westorn croamery, 14@-0ci western fa tory, 120 13t0; Elgin, 040200, CieEsE—More nctive nnd firmer: part skims, Bgotac: Ohlo fats, be@T P16 [RON—Dull} An, #1000 18 August, $11.50; new 11,50, CuT MeATS mess, omber. 6.0 @ clos- les, 2,000 tlerces Atverl Corprr-Dull; “luke, 1ake, September. $12.00. LEAD—Qu domestic, $4.47%. Kansas City Markets, Kaxgas Crty, Mo, Aug, 11 Higher: No. 2 red hard. cash, Sig bid 8ic bid; September, 8'¢ bid; No. 2 Rle bid; A Cony August, OATS WHEAT— August, 4, oush, No. 2, cakh, Bie bid; nber, 52140 bid. nsh, 23 Strof 50 bid: Sept Sironger: No, o; September Eaa<—Demand falr strictly fresh. BrrTer—Steady and v|nr'|\'m1 i Hay—Dulli timothy, §2.6); fancy #5.00; good to cholee, £1.506 1.0, Frovit-Steady and unchanged. Provisions—Unchange 1. WooL-—Steady HECEIPTS— W heat, 42, 4800 SiipMENTS—Wheat, 6,700 August, nd firm at 12 for prairie, 5003 corn, 9,000; onts, 20,400; corn, 8,20); oats, Liverpool Markets, LIVERPOOL, Augz. 11.—WHRAT ad falr; Tolders offer sparingly ¢ No. 1. 88 4130008 50 per sental: apring, 79 11d@se: Knnsas win @ 1d5 receipts of who: days were 115,00 centals, American corn, Conx—Firm; mixed eipts of Amer & Wor e 35,600 Long iand short cieir, 55 1bs, 1 A and 478 for n z < 6 per ewt for 175 6l fo LaRp--Prime western, s Gd per cwt. Firm: de- iifornin, western past including western. 58 10%d per 1 corn for the past ntals, s per ar, 45 new. is Minseapolis W heat Market. MINsEAPOLIS, Minn. Auz. 11L—WHEAT— Cash, steady with fair demand; low g slow Receipts, 2 carg; shipnients, 110 « prices were: No. hard, on track, No. 1 nort ust. O1%c; Vi@me; nur(lurn. on t St. Lo tis Markets, S Louts, Mo, Aug. 1L.—WneAt— Firmer; cush, He: September, 01 its —Irrowu OATS St PoRK—1°1 LARD—Qui WHISKEY ptember, 2740, Milwaukee Grain Market, MILWAUK (L.~ WneAT—Firm; No. Soptember, siie. Cory sk, G OATS —IIr Cincinnati Markets. Aug. 1L.—Wnear—Iigher; i No. 2, mixed. G, OATS—Firm: No. 2 mixed, slb@i2 WHisKEY—$1.17. ain Market, WaeAT—Iligher: cash Toledo ToLeno, O., Aug 11 #1035, Coun—Steady; cash, 44, OATS—Quieti No. 2 white, de. STOCKS AND BONDS. NEw Yok, Aug. 1L—Dullnese was azain the most prominent characteristic of the stock market today, but there was a sharp rally in the forenoon which was not maintained later. and the fi cnanges for the day areinal- most all cases insignificant. The traders are again in rather @ bullish frame of mind, but do not work on the other side of the market as frequently as the buil side, but shorts are covered quickly on indication of any new buying or ramor which points to uny large interest protecting its stocks. The sharp rally tnis morning i the face of moderute selling by London was entirely due to the covering of shorts while the offerinzs of stocks from domestic sources were unusu- atly small. Union Pacific toduy wus rather less prominent in the dealings, and whiie it tonched %% per cent In the early trading It ralllied with the other active stocks. and indi- cations point to the fuct that the iarge earn- Tugo reported by the Atchison and the reas- suring nature of the government crop report have made the sellers of Union Puclfic a little niore cautious in theiroperations, Themove- ments of 1vo) nee in the list were very few in number und the gencral Tist was us dull and teaturcless us usual, though the sensation of ~ the day - way the drop in ltichmond & West Point proferred to 40t per cent ugainst 30 percent as the list salo of the week. Speciul weukness wasseon in “Pennessec coul wiso, but the zeneral tendency wmong railroad stocks where any fluctuation was apparent whatever was upward. but the truding in the general 1ist was so dull thut no feature could be seen other than those men- tloned. The apparent selling by London mnde Louisville rather weater thin the other ling stocks, while Rock Isiand was the stronzest on tho List; and while the early rise Was material, the greater portion of the im- |yr<|v1'nm||b wus lost before noon. and te in the day 'the selling of Union Pacifio and Loufsvilie & Nushville was resumed on a larzer scale, the former especilly weukenlng under the pressure. Tts best figure of the forenoon was il per cent D10 Eonanel ‘U por Somt batare tits " oigss and enced at the lowest price, The luto deaiings developed somo supnort 1n fow stocks but the entire st felt the foot ot the extreme weakness of Union Pacific and everything yielded In sympathy, many stocks reuching their Jowestfor the'day ut the time. The corn ronds made n speelally stubborn res stance to the downward ten- but the market closed quict and heavy Wk ator near the lowest prices of thie ay 'lylll’lh!fl“n\.'\ in railroaa bonds were not so widely distributed today, and while the mar- kevns a whole disluyed o fairly steady tone, the trading renched” only 487.000 with no other feature in the market. Government bonds wers dull and es State bonds were ely neglected Tlie following nre the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the New York stock ex- change today: sier, Alton, Te do Amor! & SUT Olo” MissInnippi o’ proferre rlo & Western, | 141 on Tmproven't.. 21 1 Nuv [ ozon Trans 123¢ citie Mail brin, Dec. & Evans. LADUTK. 20 s Bt Pullman Palace 12474 iteading ... 7 1i2i¢ Rock Island. . il 40 (St L & St K TR pL 70 (St Paul..L il 4| do proforred 1o 110k St Panl Min. & Man 103§ *17% St Paul & Oninha ... 24 Ao proforred Tenn. Coal & Tron. . Toxas Pacitic. Tol. & O, i ¥ Cher., & Nl Ao Ist preferred o 2 proferred. . Chieago & Alton. Q. | Tilg ity o RH awaro &Hudson. B Del, Lo & W Den’ &R G S Tenness do 18t preferred. . do 2nd preforred Erle. a0’ preferred. Fort Wayne.... Chi. & East. 1 Hocking Valley Houston & Texas. . 1iinols Contral St Puul & Dy Kansas & ko Erlo prof pref.. s Loulsvillo & N. A plls & Char Quicksliye o preferr folk & Wost pfd thorn Pacitie 1o proforred P Denver & G Load Trust Sugar Tru Southern Pucliic s Orekon 8. L. & U, he tou Los of stock tods shures. Ineluding: Atchison, 5,0 Gas, 0.50); Louisvilie & Nashville, Lo orn Paciife preforrod, 1,005 Riehmond & Polnt, St Paul) 26345 Unlon Pacliic, 48 [ o Financial Review, NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—The P In the afternoon thiere wus considerablo pressy sell, centering first In Loulsville und ville, The offorings canie from houses with forelgn councetions. This 18 a good time to keep in mind howover that “Foreign condi- tlons" s cossurily equi lent to “fo With the beurs srrled as they now ure through the the difti- culty of covering the outstanding shorts, one of the simplest deyices for working the mur- ket down I8 the glving out of reguiar commis- slon orders to brokers who often do business in_ London. London market s itself so flat narrow - that its appearance s heavy dubbler in Anerican stocks is highly improbable. The truth about the Unlon Pacific appears to be that the director wno last week outlined the mukeup und iutentions of the rolief syndieate Wits Somewhat premature in his statements. The ubparent dificuity now Is the agreeing on terms on which the usual bunking azents of such fiscal operations wilt undertiko to man= age this affair. They hive the reputition of muking at tivies startling beavy churges und the prosent delay is probably attributable to some such demunds. Financial Notes. On1cAa0, Aug. 1.—New York exchange stoady at 800 discount. Olearings, 81154602 Mouey steady and irw at ¢ per cent, Sterliug and [y THE exchange dull a1 8484 for sixty day bilis and 4.5 for sight dratts ICANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug 1} 280, NEW York, Aug Ances, §4,501, 145, BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 11 cent; timo I 6 per cent. PHILADEL Aug, 11.—Olearings #2,6%,- WU b o te, 6 per cent. BALTIMONY 11.~Clearings, £,365, @l balances, &L67% Rate, 6 per cont. B stoy, Mass, Aug. 11—Clearings 81 Iances, 81701947, Rate for money 0@ it Exchangeon New York, :0@5¢ dis- unt per §1,000, New Yo New York. Aug. | ranging froni 1402 nt; closing ‘od it 2 per cont. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5@5% per cent. STERLING FEXCHANGE -~ Firm, at $h<13 for sixty-aay bilis and 8,855 for demand. peblis following “were e closlng prices on honds: Clearings, $1,251,« 11.—Cloarings 102,412, Call loans, 7 per it 'k ‘Ium-v Market, MONEY 0N CALL—Easy, nst loan 2 per &1 Gen'l 1 Union s erod 1011 N. J. Cont Int Cert 100 | Northern Pac Ists U8 4w, rouiaterad 1. 8 48 coupons UK. dig, rew g, coupons Pacitic iy of 05,0110 Loulsiana Stamp is.. & .S, 08100 $ Lol 091G 11 i 1t t consols. 15l nture os... 1014 M. Gon s, 87 : 10 7 12 1051 Ais 140 ntral Pacific Iats D& R G Ists. . : 4 1N MK & T Gon i 10034 Boston Stock Mavket. RosToN, Mass, Aug, 11.—The followin theelosing prices on the Boston stock g Catalpn. Fannkiin Huron Kearsargo. Boston & Albany Hoston & Maine Ch, Burl. & Quing Fitehburg R, Fiint preferred Mass. Con.. Mex. Ce, N Y. &N Bng N VL& N Eng. 7818 Ol Colony 19 Rutiand com e Rutland preforred... 10 Allouez M. Co. (new) 13 Atlantic. L.oi.o. 12y Boston & M e Calumet & Heela...2 conm Teleph Lanison Store S Water Power oMy NG 6 v B & B C London Stock warket., Loxnoy. Aug. 1L—The tollowing London stock quotations ¢.osing were the 4p.mt Consols Consols, S Sl i &0 firets Pacitic. ilis. Contral v Mexican ordinary. . St Pand eom. ... N. V. Contral nnsylvania Reading... ynoy ety 1o (514 & u N Canaln Erie.., BARSILVER—15'd por ounce. \|u\v\ 13004 per cent Rates of discount in open market for short bills, 17-16 per cent; three months' Dills, % per cent, Denver Mining stocks. DENVER, Colo, Aug. 1i.—Good business in mininz stocks today, Total s tations were is follows: Auwity Areonaii larat . May Maze. ! k blg| Morning Giti Bie Indlin Hiksiy §| Park Con 16| Keed Natio 40 | Rinlto. . i D10 [Runntog Todé .0 15 |Leavenworthi. 4 | Jolu I 1614 | Puzzler | Olaudia J. ver Gas £ 001 TN, L 1 Tresure Tronclad tysbur, 03| Whale 10| Gold Roek ancisco Mining Quotations. FRANCISCO. Aug. 11.—The officinl elosing guotutions for mining stocks tod.y wero us 0! lows! Alta.... Belehor Host & 1 oo [Satane o Bodie Consoliuted. forra Nevadn | Chollur., oo 19 |Unton Consolidated 265 Con. Caln. & Vi Utah 5 Srown Polnt Yollow Jacket... reks Col [Qphie o8t L4 170 Mount Diab] Navajo.....o New York Mining Quotations, Youk. Aug. 1L.-The closing miin 5 uro us follows: Tron Siiver Mextenn.. Ontario. Ophir... dental Horn Silyer. Yellow Jiek St. Louis Mining Quot tions. S1. Louis. Mo, Aug. 11.—There 4 very Dittle activity i the mining stock market today and few transfors were made. The fol- lowing bids were made on call: S8 [Montre |31 T iver Age. .l ourtel. Amoriean. ... ntral Siiver’ zabets.. .. anite M T Little A Havana Markets. HAVANA, Aug. 1L—SPANISH GOLD—! g EXCHANGE—Qulet. SUGAR—Steady. Berlin Bank Statement, BERUIN, Aug. 11.—Tho statemont of the Tm- periai baiik of Germany shows an increase in specie of 5200000 tarks. entes. PARIS, Aug. 1 hree per cent rentes 03t 4c¢ for the account, Foreign Oil Market LONDON, Aug. 1L—CALCUTTA LINSEED—425 ad por quintul. 218 por ewt. Spirits. 215 0d per ewt. New York Dry Goods Market. ise heat curtailed NEW Yok, Aug. 1.~ Int operations in_dry goods on_the spot but there yere Indieations of wn improving tendency 1o demand in soveral directions us prints, dress zoods, shirtings and clothing woole in s dre n aetive request und sear o8 arc very firm. Inother direetions the mar- ket continues on n very conservative basls at first hands Lut is becoming moro active with johbers, Confidence seems to inerease rather thn otherwise, withough this is not yet min- ifested in general transactions. Boston Wool Market Mass, Aug, 1L—The demand for the mirket remains steady. Vi u sules of Oulo X at 2 to e und XX and \\ X bove at’ i@ e Michigan X sells at Comblag and delaine flesces huve been quiot and firm. In territory wool there have been lurge sa'vs of fine on scoured basis of 556le for fine, S8wse for fine medium and 5423¢ for niedium. Texas, Californin nud Oregon wools are in fair demand and steady. Pulled wools ure seiling well at 40@43e at cholee supers, 20@ise for fulr o good supers and 222 for extra, Foreign wools are firm. BOSTON, CHICAGO, Aug. chwartz, Dupee & M Cormick to 1. C, Swartz & Co.: The wheat market has be otive, excitod and strong, the strongness comiug chielly from the news of Russiun crops, Our private cable stated (L the export of tye from Russia had een tally prolibited: to take effect August 27 ndonwas 6d higher. Liverpool '3d highe Paris 15 centimes hizher and Berlin'1'g mirks highor, Cargoos on Dassago incroased, 800,00, but tnis wits offsot by it docrease of 1,600,000 i the English visible.” The bears fought hard during the carly part of the session, but soon gave up the fight and thetr coverinz added to lurg orders for ‘New York and foroig ount caused w quick and exeited advance. The four Atiuntio ports clewred 44,900 bushels ot wheat and 5000 packnges of flovr and export purchuses were_roported amounting to ny Where betwoen 7 and 100 loads, The receipts leven primary points werd 1,6 i ship- ments, | 1L00, Corn wis very er with uick flietuations up and down. arkot tended to wonkness on’ i or recolnts thun wus ostimated. Scalpors wore quickly frightened into covering shorts by the manipulution which they think they sco on wll sides, but which we conslder to exist ohiefly In intugination. Outs were dull dtivm, The rye deal furnished the sonsa- i of the day. It has been learnea thut Lhis tivle was being manipuluted by one or two firms and the nows of the export prohibition from Kussin furnish an opportunity to ad- vance prices sharply. all options sell- g today S hi-hor than yesterday. St LOUIS, Auz. 11.—Langenbere Brothers (o Cockrell Brothe o following is the ofii- clul runge of prices on this market toduy: COMMODITY High. | Low Yony. WikaT December. CouN Open. I Close. Wy W ‘»‘ nl 9| w0y w05 E A | 2l New York, Aug. IL—Kenoett, Hopkins Co. to 8 A MeWhorter—The fluctuations in the stock warket toduy have been governed very much by the movements of Union Puclfic. This stock and the wholo murket opencd rather heavy in sympathy with L don snd affected Dy London selling. but al- most lwmedlately the wmuarket assumed a stronger tone with Loadon leader, Unlon OMAHA DAILY Pacifie, ort the Vot 1 ate lhmz floating debt of the carriod through reports to withstanding, Drexal, Moriin & Cor aisproved this raport, at Tonst 80 faf ns Was upon t that the success stoek a8 Union Pucifie s o stock m ception impression muny some ville only se the August do not butstill show the sprin; bt he cossive w of news wis the reportad the Russian gove 1CAGE AL MeWiie rye provious oceasions curious whit today may sot it on fire tonior heen t Weeks, shorts could s wheat shorts and there beedme quite an unan- inous thelr contracts terest has been very have the lonzs, up is demund, Ly exporters wheat on cent greater new spring wheat wiil and w rise dcliveric: can see of wh wil duys | the Notwithstanding the great strength fn whoat ot unlonding readily to without showing weakness. TepOrt Wis nore the we, bean the best This temter ought to bring out the old co freoly the Dbeen firm without jons dull and featureless but not particulirly weik. wi CnicAGo. Aug. 11, -F. cray & Br s¢ for December. the session has be or two men identifi 9. be Recelpts of winter whent are Ii g makes o total much is demand at ahout 835 o 94 for spring wheat crops i the wh Cora in sympathy w 1 The growing crop r ur: does th much doing speculation for the present app thewm. CATTLE: as compared Tu tiv and buteher stock and st and dull on some very fair .10, iic comp day ¢ inigher on Tizhthoxs as compared. with stoady o strongor on of prives puid was .85, heavy, $1.0 raze pared of lust week. Sieep--Official receipts compired with nc day of last weelk ed. 435, Receipts and Disposition of Stock. Oflicial ree shown by th compir 50" BEL, WEDNESDAY. _ — — pvoring of rumors ny and HOWeVOr, Wis §trong, ro The strect fias been ful rning the finangas of this comp: advance in prices of the “stock the morning wae occasioned by the 1t pubiishod formed to finan compuny would b the contrary not- interviews” with recontly but kiter d, and it house that firg) (8 concerr Kinge of thi Kin f the sclieme was thousht to Such @ brenk fn - such a prominent serious thing for but with the ex- Nushville, the nade “has been but slight, stocks — closfog us high and higher than . they opened. Louls- ¢ Nashvillo” Nowever, hbus | ond to Unfon Pacific 1n weakness, o len over 1 per cent. The earninis of t Paul company for the first week in inereise ns much as expected, aln of 41540, and this hefore op his Begun 1o move Tosod un oud of ox ikness of Union which was lowest pr.ce Aug. 11, nd riket to encounter, of Loulsville & mar I acific, Kennett, Hopkins & Co, ter: It frequently happe overnment report SLarts an” upheaval murket. Possibly that wis the cnse but why it should is o s having Lot und ces trifl g in themselves aecelerated Perhiaps the most Inflaential item prohiibition by the iment of the export ition of been announced on several nd was supposed to be of n chestnut, but it I8 foature of speculation thut I8~ lifeless on the market row. There had considerable tension i rye for soiio the price having advanced e in . few Tiie news from Russ & was more thin nd ana covering iy this inter- rally in rye. This alarmed v R This had thing 1 enused pinion that It was time 10 elose 1 The hquidation by this in- great and there must corresponding realizing by The market scemed well evenod at” the elose. The = sharp advanee expected o cheek | the export but i large business has been done today. The sharp demand f und rye has resulted in considerably reing the wmount on OCean passng shipments lnst week were about 40 per thun the preceding week. short y bogin to move, n prices will probably stimulate of winter wi On_the wholo v littie to encoura v hold on this bul Ve pr be materiall wthin unless some fuctor bul side comes into been fow on W, lower new vi it did yes- have been would more v appeared smber e ay | 1 closes about wh dicating that tie cliqu when the niarke; take theiroferings, Th selling all the maurket would take ho government ble than expected > the report was mide up f the season for this gro nd the expectations of asqueez vor her sin atter part of this week. uuch animation. Provis- They scem more likely to rully some- t'than to brexk lower. G. Logan & Co. to Ton- t opened. from 02 to throughout Ono Whe Tho trading ctive and heavy. 1Lwith the short side nd actas it they now beli ) requirements. Pardridge has ady buyer and the general opinfon that he s now, the ownerof a bl lino cember wheat. The closing price Is 947%e. it consider- svernment report bushels whieh extravigint rfuture will bo in good rod. yan: ) buyers our big crop. The loss 10,000,000, The ne; ash wheat. Tt has beed ite of wced by 11 good but at itself to provent a further T wheat sold from he closing price is ports come better but st demind for shipment continues and so 2 premiun on-cash, Oats steady. nov in them. Provisions are weak, ars out of for Séptember. SOUTH OMANL MARKETS OMAHA. Aug. Offictul recelpts of cattio With 1617 yosterday und Ay of lust wodle' Tho market was ac- ud firm on good. wrides of both L iy on other feodors. Tho. recalpts Ieinded ive booves which sold at Official receints of hog: red with 515 yesterday aud f lust woek.” The market was noive and the’ be: wies of heavy and Suturday und The'r 5405, 30 The nv- 1S 504 s Tues- grdes. 0 1 1. 81.90@! he mixed pricos piid v ith 5,12 yesterday and .22 of '-mlny and of sheep 28 as 0 Pues- uncl atives, ¥ ns, # G000 0) €0 70 1b Larabs. $1.004 ipts and disposition of stock books of the Unloa stocky. for the twenty-four hours ending Auzust 1, IMI. It ock, p. m Cars s | [ o | suERr s & a0 | Head. |Cars. | Hend. [Cars [Head s | The G. 1. Swift The Cud J. P Squires Shippers Lettoyer. otal ... DISOSITION. T ‘\\nn OGS and £ No. Av. 10008 00 14 steers 10 steers 81 steers 3 cows 1 CoWS. 27 ste 1 cow 1 cow 2 fooders o by 1 feeder ... 0 1 feeder 1 feeder 1 tuiling S 1 steer 0l ste 18 steers. COWS. stoers « by I 2 culves 2 feoders 11 stoors o No. 1" COW i cows Representative Sales, STEERS, Av. rr (1081 84 10 Ir. No. A 8 350 110 820 1 T 180 1 1% 10 1 246 o 1w 1l 819 100 1. 812 2 00 6..1031 0 200 STOOKERS AND FEE Av. Pr. No, Av. 200 16..1000 10..1073 250 200648 80K 25 10. ot 18,1570 2 5. 806 2 %0 5 200 170 TH B 00 L1241 300 B1L K2 BULLS, L1200 175 11460 19 CALYE 00 106 STAGS. 250 RN 'CATTLE, <3 RS, 1) = Rand— e Morgun— “awkes s LT, Bradioy toers, taliings. 1.uu., F. Milie aws . W. Whiteomt—=" aws A Kont & Bissell eattle con "Bk ark & Hinton. 0 0 W HOas No. Av. 00..... 28 Av. 283 Pr. -0 Bb. Pr. -8 AUGL 12, 801. Veue 38, CANCERS, SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD POISON. tnewe and every kindred disease arlsing from impure blood euccessfully treated by that never-failing and best of all tonics and medicines, Books on DBlood and Skin Diseascs frce, Printed (cstimonfals sent on application. Address e 8wift Specific Co., ATLANTA. CA. 450 4 450 455 460 460 460 460 2) 20 Chicago Live Stock Markoet. CHICAGO, Aug. 11, Be.]—There was very cuttle trade today. wiis such as to confine the dem; Only an ins Al trade. of 6,000 head tionis for shippers, were not to execed est purt of th bulis and were on ! of £rass steers. 000 all told. t number consisted of cow pecial litt Pire quality of offerines 1 pri and t 1l there 1 to Tie ition in neipally be lur: Wis not enough vitality in the demand for shipping ne thin on Monda natives was $1.2520. Fhilie hrioanios sow for st Thie 4,000 T nt to advance prices apparently. poorer sarts cortaiply did n range with #1500 and huils and $1.0.6 Usoil an £ and v higher 1ons for s the pr catt'e were hought Lp at about steady pricos, Dbasis of ) for the or on B20007 1. s The b re bought 1p, but not e quotations. . tone ot and with corre arrivals for omorrow, position Lo push up Shippers bouzht rath packers.and.smal not emptied u $3 ozs sold principally and £ 000 Lou it the iieht and mediun auulity being poor. were 3.5 o il colpta. 800 shipments, natives steady; T While there w market pondingly sellers would brices n ginzerly: was the supply. ueh before usual time At $4.75755,25, weishts, The closing quotat o heavy and tles nt over 1, The market Journal report 0 for the M wis Do lirgest [ .75 losed qu CATT 00, i sy, onclany oderate bo in or tw s were part of averaze 75,60 for iwere of the it L firm. Mariet us, shade hiche no funey steers ( 50;_othe 31,8 ipts, 10,000 t steady: pixed and v and prime to 00 rou pac tehar we HEED - Receipts, 6,000 head; shipments, market fairly setivé and wethers, $L505)5. #1.00@4.40. New York Live Stock M 1L.—BEEY w Yok, Aue. | ewes, Texans und westerns, R 140 is—Rocel ad, all for exporters and slauzhte a¢, feeling se per b, firm. 646 head; ber 101 1bs murket T 100 105 markot mixed calves. arket ts, 2, ‘s 'No Dressed beef aull at 7@ dull; e per + Tambs, us City Live Stock Markets. Oy, Mo, ceints, G.000; shipmen strong, others B150LE 005 stocke! Hoas—it X .3). 2,300 5 all g i SHEEP-Receipts, murket quiet. nd 1y shipments, thers dull: bull, $5.006 St. Louis Live Stc gr. Lours, Mo, Aus. 005 shipments, nonos Steady, Slosed higher: oo, §0.a@: Tox incrs, 3170 s—Roce s, market steady; #4.80@5.30; 1ight, $.20403 onAnA ArrLes—Per Pranrs s —Rod i, 8,00, ox. #6400 HANANAS—Der bunch, shipping stocl. 1L—CATTI nativ SALE California Burtlett, 22.00@ 01 shipments, Mark v markot shipmonts, 5,505,408 #2.00, ke, 13@1 ) fc Augg 1 —CATTie-Ro- toers, 000 cders, #0004, tle )i good none; et. Rocelpt opened steers fuir to nsand Indian steers, none; mixed, MARKETS se. i good —Southern, 46 per 8 1b busket ¢ supply is quite lurve uwnd the improved, ots, $15; five Veg win at which chol unless otherwise stited: NEW POTATOL 0e per bush N S—Ter bush s por dozen Home grown, Home { CALBAGE ONIONS Country PouLTIRY—01d fowls, ¥ nxs swill o medid, cholo, B5.@" Burrrei 2 L e, ULTIY ehickens soll sunll sizes 20005, Some 4 | Ol fowis iir s sell down to &2 Borreie—The 1 firnic the pric Eans Frovi Patent, Star, Superiative, uncy Punily, £10) 1T Davis” milling No. Tund ( R2.05 3 Hawk nalt Koyal, Patent No. 1, 2.8 iCinsas Hard Whin braska Spring Wheat 8., Glnan's Gold snowilike. $2.10; e The market w Om Tnvineible opno.d Hest Minnesoti Clict, £ i Straight. $1.50, - In lowa and CHicaGo, Aug. 10, points in Illinois and 1 hot weather today iug from U In some sections 10 the case Subplies lurg #1 ket yesterday and pAckors put on i | or country butter S et 12@1 T g conipiny £240; ompuny 1l pitent, 3225 t, patent, 8 dul. # low gride ornin Cry 0ts, 31 ‘ables. quotations represent the prices stock 15 billed out bushel, 114¢ per b, por bushe duce. @50, G225 irket steady at 12 Thto bulk of the. « niry b and fancy 2h as #L0) per dizen: s 0w s 3170 and it not very and good ¢ f cent, Patent, #2 Snowilik Hieh D fuil Minnesota patont, &2, ) 70 Sno 14 ot Supe o1, 1.0 ¥ Crown Dis Wik report exce 3 Splendid Hinois. tehes fron spring ood awfords. 1 orders ©0; good stock, Phick- e utter is spring but divm at ctive I tens 5 a muking Relfunce, Long Pacent patent, Spoetnl itent, i No- W White i Queen rlitive | Prin Fum m many sively o ra degrees JOIN A, MCSUANE INVESTMENT 309 8. 13th St First N i Deal . bondn, 40 Sbbroved collaioral scurity , Omaha, FRANK ¢ [ McShane & Condon, BANKERS, tional Ban vou O bank Block, < B 1al pa. 1aha roa OF uther OMAHA Manufycturers” and Jobbers’ DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND 1 Omaha Tent & Awn- ing Oo Flags, hammocks, ofl and Futiher elothing: 8 nd for entalogue. 113 Farnm BAGS AND TWINES, Bemis Omaha Bag Co. Importers and Manufac tirers Flour $a ks Burlaps and | Twine. | BICYCLES. A. H, Perrio & Co. M. 0. Daxon. 1406 Dot onthly 1 for our eatalogue | and price: 1 Bloyeles sold on pryments. ) Stro it Tig Farnam st, Omah BOOK Ackerman Brothe lootroty fuoLre 116 Howard strect, Omaha, BOOTS AND SHOE Coo & Co. | Kirkendall,Jones& Co Job- | Whole alsVianufietur'ra Adents for tox hor o and 1105, Hia Williams, Van Aer-| W. V. Morso & Gon, A & Bt~ shde Sastercoheap i Mo Invited to eall Camn BINDERS and STATIONERS s & Hein'ze, Printers, bindars, blank bouk m “Ohas, A, Manufacturers and bors, 1109 Howard str Fa Ouwn n, Nob. wnd BULCHER Louis Heller, Butehors and Pac Le and supp!ies. Orders p i wad slsep rders promptly il R s — L TS v steen CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, K W. T. Seaman, Omaln's WAGONS John L, Wil Omalia paper hox i AND CARRIAG _———m— CARPETY CLOTHING. Omaha Carpet Co., Gilmore & Ruhl, Carnets, il cloths @at- | Manuficturers and NS, COruln KOOU%OLE | Whelbenis - othiors 1101 Harney streot t Varloty 1511 Douglas stiect CIG AND PROV. I\I().\' GRAIN " Tono ray & Bryan, | 8, A, MoWhorter Brokers, gratn, 312 1at NAt'l Bank, Brok 1ons And stocks. ers. Private wires o Hth 8t Privato wir w York, Clilengo and 10 Chiengo, St. Louls | Louls' Cash gral And Now York | bought for mil market " Cockrell Bros 0. Swarts & Co Rrokers, Private wires o New York, Chioago, & St Louts, Spoctal atten tlon glven to teack blds on graln. 18t Nat'l Bank provis a5 S, | 1at Nat'l Bank, Omahn. change bId'g, 8. Omiabs Reotor & Wilholmy Co Cor 10th and Jackson Sts. Omaha, 1RON “Paxton & Vierling Iron Works, Wronght and oast bullding work brnss work fonndry, Blnekamith work Ry. and 17¢h S+ ORKS. Omabia Safo & Iron Works, Manut rs fire an Proof snfos. work, 1-on ahutters and fire oscap: o Areon, 1ith & Jnck i burglae vaults, fall ORS. R. R. Grotte, | tporter nnd Jobber of Whia s Liquor s 102 102 Farns | PriceTises on appite Frick & Horberts, WholesaleLiquor D Tler & 0o Liguor Mor 1 ey Manifactir ra Kenn o ST " L. Kirscht & Oo,, Wholesale Liquor Deal'rs 07404 8. 10th St. 104-808 8. 10th St. oo LUMBER. G. W. Douglass & Co| John A Wakefield, {0 L Amorienn Porte Hardwood Lumber, ent, - Milwaus Hydeauiio “Coment uiney Whito Lime, | Wyatt-Bullard Lum- ber Co. I | T | keo 1810 North 16th Streot. | ap ( 1.'\1!:4 R. Lee, 1mler, wood i pardiol flo. and Lunrd Streot Louis Bndfiud Lumber, lime,cement,ote. VII,I I\ ERY .I ND \llllll\ 0. A, Stonckill, | T, Oberfelder & Ooy Millinery, Notlons,Cloaks | T ters and Jobbers in Pt Miliinery. 2 South 11th 16th i H6-118 8, ¢, Omaha. | 1Il'.\'ll‘ 1L IA\"'IIH ME ! Max Meyer & Bro Go| A Hosp.; Ir, M'T'k jewelers, o ) V1S, 1 Jowol Planos, Organs, Artlstat L Materials, Ete., Farnam and 10th, 1515 Douglas Stroet. West & Fritscher, Manufactures fine elgars, Jobuer<of leaf tabaceo. ot COAL, COKE, ETC. Omaba_Coal, Uoke & | Coutant & Squires, Lime Co., | Hard and sofe cont ship- ard and sott coul. S, e e _streets, anlie: American Fuel Co,, Shippecs and dealers In e an i bt fth stroet “Nebraska Fuel Co., 23S, 1 Howell & Go., 278 140h Strect, Omana, Neb, Johnson Bres., ith Street, 914 Farnam Street, Omiha, Neb. Omalia, > CORNICE Eagle Qornice Works, Manufacture:s of Galvaniz nice. Window metal o sk lghts, 110 and 1112 Dod 5 A1 Furn F. Ruemping, e MENT AND LIME. J.J. Julmson & Oa., 218 8. 13th Street, Cady & Gray, i Lime, cement, ete., ete. Owaln, Neb, Cor. 9th and Douglas, DRY GOODS, M. E. Smith & Oo., | Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Goods Co., Dry goods. notions, fur- nlshing koo ls. d . notions, gents’ g gocd cor. 1th anid Howard Sts Corner 11th ana Howa ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, Wolf Electrical Co, | PETROMT-AUTOMATIC i Electric Motors atratgl CualoRue | ana Dyumos. Catalognn 1014 capiton Avenne. | K803 NN Wi FARM MACHINERY, Parlin, Orendorff &| T, . Northwall, Martin G0, fGenoral wostorn _ngent 10 4th St Skandia Plow Co., Neb. | 15801451 Sherman Ave. Corner Jonca FLOUIR. R. T, Davis Mill Co, €. G, vnderwood anager at Omaha Cor. §th and Jackson Sts. Omaha Milling Go., Me.chant Millers, nd Mil 313 North th Streot “E. L. Welch & Co., 1012 N 3B Mo Millat 1o, F. Gilman, 16h Strect. Ty ders Munager. N Minn N 1013-1 N Streot | o Bluck - Manager. URNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- | Beehe & Runyan Fur- niture Co., niture Co, Successors (0 ¢, A, Hee Furnitu 0O A R & Co., 1151119 F Grace and Lith Bts. Omaha d carpets ) Stroot GENT'S FURNISIHING (OODS, Schne der & Loomis, | J. T\ Robinson Notion notions and farnishing | Sogt | ied 'brind 111 Howard 8t GLASS, PAINT, Kernard Class and FPaint Co,, 102 Uniney Street, Omintia, Neb Williaw Cummings, | Blake, Bruce & Go,, 0310 OIL AND DRUGS, J. A, Fuller & Co,, 1402 Douglas Streot, Omahn, 617 and 619 South 16th St Levenworth st Omaha, Nob, GROCERLENS, Meyer & Raapke, 1403 Hurnioy Stroet Paxton & Gallagher, 700-111 K. 10th Strvet, 1 Omaha, Neb Omnlin. Nob, D. M Steelo & Co, 211203 Sloan, Johuson & Co., 108 St reet rth Nev | McCord, Brady & Co., Allen Bros,, #1110 Hurney Streot and Loavenworth Omaba, Neb Omnhia. Neb GUNPOWDER, H. Clark, 3 tern Agont of Sporting Gur owiler, Atlas bigh ex Bive blastlng caps, {uses 1215 Harneys treet Hugh Gen'l Wes Dupont Oons)lidated Tank Line Co. Refined_and lubiteating ol axlo grese, oto. I B Ruth, Manager. PRODUCE, Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In country pro uce, fruits, vege ote. 1207 1o COMAISSION. Schroeder & Co., | Cash buyers vutter ant exs, and goneral com- uilssion merehants, South 1ith Strect. 1 blos, ard Stroot. Robert Purvm, E. B. Branch & Co., 121 Howart Streot. | peony tor, exgy poultey, wnd i | 13th ana Harney Streets Kirschbraun & Sons, | Jas, A, Olark & Co., Butier, eggs and poultry, | BUter oheote, cxge poultry and game. w0 South 1ith Streot. Williams & Crass, and fruits, 1209 Tloward Stroet, Butes & Oo,, Foaite Produce Streot. "I Randazmo & Son, 211 8. 12th Street. Forelgn & Domest'eRruits sOranges und Sielly Branch house 7 Orloans PAPER. RUBBLR GOODS Omaha Rubber Co., Manufacturers and Job- bors all kinds rubber Ourpuntu‘ Px'pnr Co., Carry a full stock of printing, wrapplug and wilting paper, card pa- | Koods ver, ete 1720 Farnam Streot. = hlyl' Emerson Seed Co, Seed growors, donlors gnrden. krass, grain and tree e 217421 South 15th, STO mes Hughes, Stoves repairs of all kKinds Cooks and Henters for sale. 7 8. Lith Strect. SASH, DOORS, M. A. Disbrow & Co, Manufacturors of sash doore. bilndws and i monli'ngs. Brune' Oftice: fee, 1200 and Lzard Sts, | Room 423 Beo Bullding, —_—— STEAM AND WATER JPPLIE, U 8. Wind E‘-gnu &AL Strang & o8, Pump COo. ) Stree Halltday \\‘ 1 Milly o8 918 and 201 root GUF Ross, ne BLINDS, E Bohn Sash & Door Co Manufacturers of mould- ks, bilnds. doors, ete. 1002-1004 Farn: Omalia. Neb. TEA, Consolidatad Coffee | Company, 14 and 1416 Harney St, [ » ey BILLIARDS. The Brunswiok- Bulke-Oollender Og, 101 H. Hardy Co., Fog, dolls 1L P0G am, - ol Fen's carelnkes 7, 403 5. I0C Berout it M Stroot A e ey SOUTH OMAHA. €O, - - LIMITED Hunter & Green, 0 Exchunge Bullding, UNION STOCK YARDS A. D, Bover & Co, ) Bxchango Bulldtog, | South Omaha o o WAN'I'ED Total 1xsuos of CITIES, COUNTIES, 8CHOOL COMPANIES, BT, R.R.COMPANIES,sic Correspondence solicited N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY Bankers, Pearborn Bireot, CHICAGG We'l 51,00t NEW YORK 76 Riata St ROSTON l() INVE STORS. good sound coms cent dividend, for prospectus m offuring that will ,. ny #100 o HARRY KEENE, Ger. Am, B'k Bldg,, 8t. Josaph Mo. e N o send_tho marvelous French medy CALTHOS free, and i Lozal guaranteo that CALTHOS will KTOI Dischurgea & Emisstons, CURF Hoermutarrhea,s aricocclo sad MESTOUE Tout Vigor. Use it and pay if satisfied, Addrem, VCN MOHL CO., Bola Ameriosn dgsats, Cinclanat), Dbt Reom 0,