Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. nother Red Hot Day on 'Ohange With Wild Fluctuations, NO DIFFICULTY IN MEETING MARGINS, Corn had its Exciting Bulge and its Like Other Hutchinson hing Alike. Glorions Collaps Cereals—B., P, Bully The fever which was rag- pit was us much ONIeAGO, A Ing all Saturday In the wh as ordinary human constitutions could stand And althougzh the fluctuations were even whier the excltement was grenter than on the day of lust week, The news which Influences th mentary fluctuations were unheeded; thy ght or #old according to the fnpulse communicated by disupps ing marging, All the customers of commlission houses who had trades o) wore called on heavily for mareins and u of the trade done in th first half hour was In the way of the closing up us best it could be done, such of thelr business as had not suflictontly protected by murging. The wild ness of the first hour's transactions can be Judged Ly the ranze of the price of December Wheat during that time Thore was one simult W for it at the starting signul at from le to e “for De cember, and 1t went upward nirrogular leay of 150 and etiines 1e nt @ tme until it struck #L15, and some [npetnons spirits eve made trades at #1144 ofore the advancing tendency was checked, [n the forore onc trunsaction for 10, busheis was even At #1L15, but the feitlmate top of the was #LIL Aside from the bull fever which s i ot I io.volns of neariy il of the traders there wis plenty ot bull news £he buoning: Tondon SArROL for BEOMNE Shipy ments were sl highers Liverpoo w 114G up: Buris was o tie equivalent of 5e hizher, and the New York produce excivange ot b ppen for It an Lonr after the trad g o Here 5 members wore bomharding (e brokers here with the g orders. Suddenty there was iehanee of SORLMENTE Now York a1 foreign houses began welling heavily and Bertin wis quoted lower, The decilne that followed was us Fanld, but seconpanied by 1o sens feutu the precedi wdvine turbled | huge bowlder down the sid s mountain until it strock #0.0 ind aft Fohound 10 8107 the opCRitors. Deeanie apbir- ently eqg Iy exhnusted and interval of quictness followed the fiere o which took place during the fiest hour. Nobody | defuulted at e elearing hose settleny which removed loud from the overstrainea commission men wnd gave thenr tine to 100k ALOUT them and see whiere Uhey stood. All this occurred before 1 o'clock or within the first hour und & half of the sess'on. The et foliowing the drop to #1050 1 10 8107 COnservativ Lin the pot timo to et © mark ud und to regulute the course 1 more [ ecordance with Fo (son, the tendency was downward at a pice. AU 235 Deconrber wns $1.0 108104, weakenod azain und o 1L BLOYEGE LU i inst 810 Eaturday, after having ¢ ennlly wide range of 1 @11 d On the curh December sold up to #L04, wold 811 and put se. During the eltenent in the ding nothing less In mar- ins than 10¢ per bushel would he aecepted by kers and Acalpers ol s cited. The o murket was sec wheat In amount of excitement und violence of its fluctuntions. Like the superlor artiel it had its exeiting b oand dts giorious collapse, and the tradiuzin it was u].ul..m»w koverned at the opening us in wheat, by the questions of murgins. On the nll\m '« 1ot of heavy long lines w roil- U pon; amongs others, P Hutehinson of R A Gle Soptember corn 1o the Shorts, and sont 1 dispateh sayiug, the thouzht both wh and corn good s N. H. Warren, w) ereditod with heing anotier readized and took in very heavy profit. The open maurket wis hizhly turbulent ussistance from the day ocenrred commenced und ro and Ma e A ene Tendoney B Gt the duy was stron downward, Fesome: re-action st in the' eloser cnusing n_recovery from the extreumc of the day's deeline and showing about le gain over lose for Augustand September, Tn the stronzer ond- Ing it broke away from the control Influenco of wheat, O.ts, like everything else. were higher and Brl‘l\||v4-\l‘l|wl nt lln' openinz, Shorts bought freely. "The mark 1 with wheat and ¢orn and price rapidly, thou:h the advance was less marked than i the other cerenls. They broke with them, declin- nislowly and closing silghtly nbove bottom fizures. Anticipited heavy roecipts had sone- thing to ao with the but it was Turgely due to the decline othor i kets. “In therye market the tuntion in the price of the September future: T irsq Saios Was BL0G, the next .10, T price afterward wdvanced to #1.10 and th dropped to $1.05 without a trado on the way. Tho Tust trade made was at £, 4, which wis the lowest price which there was any trading. 1t was offercd at #1.02 on the close. Ancusisold from #1030 8110 and closed 1t 31,04 Octohor otarted at #Lot. touched $LO8 and declined to £1.00, No. ?in st nd to be sold :'.“3"' start to #L11, the vaward to 104, Hug produets opened higher in_ sympathy with corn. In spite of the liberal receipts of Dogs, pork sturted 1e hizherand under an active demand advanced 2 @2 more. but when wheat and corn broke it followed. re- ceding Kb am'd considerablo exeitonient and heavy s Towurd th HS0 thiere was a rally of louving prices 20 e lower thin on Sut y. Lurd was less decided in it fluet fons, closing with a loss of only Flae. RiDs lost 8 6ntoe. o | futires A o crowd merely hos rket deliberate it reacted | unsettl se on ex holder. beeu of Wit prices of teadi o during the ro- y after the ched e Uetober 5 follows: OPEN. [ CLosE: Wirat | August 0 |8 ong sl 1o COlN No. 2 Angust Septemiior, August Septomber’ w4 |1 0@ | 108 Septomber...... October | 15 wore us tollows: tive. 2 sprine No. dspring wheat, $L01; Ny Conn—No, 2, 635 OATs No. No. it wh Eye- N, BARLEY sh quot LOU R AN wheat, $1.09721.0214; o, $1,0201.02 No. # tob; @ wie, “nork vl #0.09@10.0) #0071 1 short ribs sides (loose). mited whouldors, (hoxed), .10 Qg0 Shire e sldgs hoxas 3. o Vhisky=Distillors’ tinished goods. ‘ber gal, 117, Braans—Cut loaf, ANTICTN, T | unchanged. WECEIPTS. | SITTDMENTS. 15,000 80400 i1.00) 04,00 4000 BN .00 ange toduy the butter fancy creamery, ING fine dulry H@lie, Flour. burrels Wheat, busi Corn, Bushuls. ... Outa, BUSICIS. Lo ieeieees 2 Rye, bushols Barioy, busheis On the produce exo Arkot wits nuohal uc; line wostern, 1TQIN e @ New York Markoets. NeEw YORK, Aug. eceipts, 1 pickiges: eXports, ! i N sneks; arket hizher, unsettiod and inactive, Sules, 43 urreix. - Low extrus, RLINGLSY fulF 10 clour, .50 0G00,00; Winter wi patents, # Btrafghts, 8750540; ryo mixtures, B3 CoinuEAL—igher and quivti yellow west- ern, E G0, WikAT—Recoipts, 6412 bushels: exports, bushels: snles, 4,610,000 bushois of fu- turess 18,000 busbels of spoti spot market un- sottled und duil, elosinz lowers No. 2 req, BTG In elovator: SLILGELISY aflont WL 16N £ 0. b No 8 red, $L00%; un- graded red, $.00@1.200 No. 2 nofthern 'to ar- Tive, 81200121143 No. 1. hard to wrrive, 32200 1.28; No. 2 Chieago, $1.16%@1.15; No. 2 Milwiu- Kee, RLIN@GL B Optlons extraorainarily active; foversh, whd and unsetuled; opening %@ihe up on wmanipulution with the westi soon began dec.ining and closed weuk at a decline of 23 @de through rgo forefgn selling orders, lower cablos, rousing offerl Russli, nont disturbance from o ropc ure in Melbourne, extensive u Jurge oalls for marzins and u general Alspost thon to realize and sales Include No. % 8L11L@ 1.4, closing 8L11%: Soptember, $LITLGL1S olosing, $1.11%; O0tober, ciosing ut ¥L114: No- vember, $1.125@117, closing ut $1.12%; Decem Der, L15, closing as 815 January, SLILQG - Voo | 24000 stiow| o) Mnnn‘ THL O\IA]IA ])AILY BEE!'I'TU E\l)AY Wi May, #LIGK@I.21, cic ‘1n«»ll¥m|: western, September dellve 141154, ¢if; state, quprossed wt 4105108 X, closing #1 wt .10 RYE erles stondy. livered; close 24,000 bshels, 1N—Recelpts, 10678 hushels: exports, 7,09 busliols; sules, 1,512,000 bushels of futures and 41,000 bushels of spot. Spot market opened closing oaster, quiet: No, 2, 70@80¢ In @ste aflont; inzeaded Thixed. 5@ Ontions ndvinced 25, doclined 194 and closed at 15,@2%¢ over Saturduy a8 yite, elosing. ioi October 26, Cios sales, 13,000 bushels: exports W pushels of futur and Spot minrket woaker, Opt'ons e up. Cpt e st 0 kil s of spot, siles, 131000 D falrly nctive: free seliors. Auzhst 16w @d0se, closing, 16y 154, closing, Hlger October, elos'ng, " Hiye 2 white, An mixed wester o3 white 8T No. 2 Chieugo, AV chofee, Tors Copr to | points quiet; shipping, 80c; good to Qulot, casy. Optlons opened firm; points up, closed steady, down sales, 20,500 baes Auzust, 043150 Sepiember, #5515 October, #1481 mber, $1LH06L 14,005 December, sady, quict; falr \rzoes, lie: Seaat—Raw, tirm without demand, Refined, 1. ensys sonie grades lowe No. 8 unchanged August 5 including MonAsses RiCE Firm PETHOLEUM -0 ly. sady and deelined 2 ennsylvanfa ol siles. tember optlons. 8,000 barre s, slosing. Ghe; apot siles, none: Lima ofl s none; total 00,000 barrels COTTON SEED O FALLOW —Quiet RostN—Stendy. TUIRPENTINE —Quict ¢ i roceints, 11nes POtk 12,00 western, 1017 L pack Firm, fulrly in good demund Weak, more steadys old mess. $10.002 new mess, H230GIL0T 0Nt PG 1ess, 210,75 Cor MEATs LARD-Openei Wostern - stean 1 HhAOGER0S: ontions, Septembor, 36,8069 O W Decen ut Janiary. 5.0, tosod 1250 1l stronz tles s, Tosin closing closing 1t nd. firm: ereumery, western 1065200 lerate demn western Stronzer, moderate deniind; wes- part skims. 5137614 P16 10N =—-Duli; M LU0 18,002 Coveei - Dull: September. #1205, LEAD - Qliot, TIN—Firmer, falrly active Kansas City KANSAS Crry, Mo.. A The wild fluet- uations In the Erain 1 made hoidings of cash unee the cail today showod aim tween huyers and sellers. ~ The den very Hzht both from Tocal millers and elev tors, .2 lard, 93¢ bid o asked Angust, ige Did: 07 asked; September. 9ic DI 05 skced. No. 2 red, onsh, e blds August, No.2, cash. 5o bld; Au- smber, A bid, No. 2. eash, Au- eptember, 97ie bid, X fem and in demand at 1214, Borrer - Unehieed 1Ay —Firm and une a3 strictly taney £.50; good (o eholee, $L50@450; timothy, 8750 Frovn—Dull, trade practicaily uta stand Un renco ni VISTONS ; corn, 6,000; oats, SiieseNTs—Wheat, 26,0003 L corn, 40); oats, Liverpool Markets, LIvEReoon, Augz. 17.—WikAT—Strons: de- mand fulrs holders offer sparingly: Californ No. 1. 85 1014 per red. torn. spring, S8 Tl@ss sai K urd. §s 71500 demand fair; mixed westorn, il and _short cle; AT poundS, new, 405, United States fiem. —V/hite and colored. 455 per cwt. I per co BACON—Long ver ewt: long BuTTER O 488 6d St Louis Markets, St Louvis, Mo, Aug [7.—WnEAT—Scttled trading. Mirket closed at #1.15 and th o lur donling wup wells gammeneGisgy oy “on. Cash, 81 Cory - Lower; cash, ! cush,’ 20i5e #1040, 45. cady; 1107, September, Riptemvar, Heis. WhIsKEY- S Milwaukee Grain Market MILWAUKEE, Wis., Auz. 17.—WiEAT Steady; No. 2 sprinz, ensh, $1.02; September, 81,05, « ~Slow: No, i, eash, 65130, Steady: No.'2, white, British Grain Review. LONDON, Aug. 17.—The Mark Lane Express In its woekiy review of the sraln trade says: The of supplies has generally im- prov market. Parmers appear to be confidentof w fair harvest and zood prices, The average price of wheat during the week wis 415 5d or whout u shilling advance, | lish flour soid at 6a_dearer. . Foreizn wh wis zreatly Influenced by prices on the conti- nent, where the heavy dewand for Amcricun wheit will restrict shipments trom En lund, 1he Russian crops will also e diverted 16 the continent. There ure 4000000 quarters afloat, half of which is destined for the conti- neat. Maizo advanced Is Gl and barley 18: outs shows no lmprovement. Beans were 6d higher. Today prices were stoady. — Sellers © StHF o0 the continental advices, 1zlish Wheat wiss searco it The new pis expected to open at s, Foreizn was S dearer mostly for forw wonths, Fiour, peas and beans, barley and oats advineed od: 20 wdvinced 1s, s Minnesota and Dakota Wheat Si MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Aug. 17 now only five of the private ele ity wileh have any wheat leftand they are zetting rid of it raplily, Figures compiled by the Noruwestern MLCEshow the private stock o be LS, 00 hushels, a decreuse’ of 500,000 last Monday lis anG Duluth tozether have a otal of 5,254 §) hushiels, or LI5,700 less than i week azo. The Market Kecord fizures the stock of wheat fn country elevators in Min sotcand the t 0,000, it decrs for the week of | T the nortiwest 1S thus n $i2700 bushels less t poly. ‘There are ors in this STOCKS AND BONDS. The stock market forenoon, New Yonk, Aug. 17, today was, especially during the aetly a lurge volume of business being trans- weted, while a most declded tone murked the dealings und higher prices were attained than for many a diy. There was some manipu tlon of the murket on oth sides of the count, but the bears were not so powerfu of It and thelr aggressiveness was much re- duced and their operations seered 1o be more of an objeet to proviae against loss than to wmako wny money out of the market. One of the nost encouraging signs to the bulls was the presence of outside speculators o the stroet who buve been conspicuous by their absence for o long time und tho purchuses by commission people, for thelr customors were Lurzor than ut any provious thmo thls your, The bulls who bought lust week were liberal reulizers on the advance, but the new buying was of such magnitude that it oot only sus- fned tho market wgninst tho salos, but adity advineed prices, and t butl combination, of which it Is Kknown that there now several, gave no stgns of o desire to WAL e TS Gy Stz OF The kit 1eh conside Union Paeific roglio b tover and att Sit win givitn. only 1o tho ‘very: fhiitorime DrONDACTS Of the' INGUStELAL and. NEricu | tral sitaation. The he. movement in In which may b pffect of checking £l OXPOFt muvenont and so duluy g it b entirely postponing the retur % flow of Foid wis b Hitle Iifuence wnd. the upward HIOvemURL {1 pricos. continued almost anine ruptod while after the opening adviunces hore were few good gulus, Atchison wus ziven the greater promiy ce in the dealings Bt thio Syl Was very woll Qiseributad among the " lending tive shiures id the kalns us a rule were quiet though u fow stocks Biloh us Uinion DPacties Missourl Paciie and Chicugo Gus were sluggish und falled to keep Ditca WIth thereniainder. The news of t) Wus re fuvorable than the general or we hinve re irthe last week both from iWhroud- knd at howe. - London came Biher s moriing hud London buying Orders were in the warket, which, with t unusual de- and frow the commission people, caused o decidedly stry r opend first sules being 1indo 4t from by to & Der cent ud vince on Sut urday's tinul figures, il Crading fo the prosented fow spe- 1 shurlie i the gen- orul str e st s wore e erally the Dest of the duy. The murket closed wetive at near the highest tigure: Wilirond bonds for the. first. time this yeur wahlircan ionds tor the. ek binie hia your market brosdened out materlally, and most Ided gulns were wado In the aetive lssues, bushuess of the f nose main clfio 4s. centi Rochuster & cent; Chioago & Erie 1ncomos. & por sis & Toxis seconds. 2 per centi Northiorn B citic 5, 2 por cent: Peorla & Eastern 4, cont; Unfon Paclfic. Denver & Gulf 8, 4 por Gont, and Orogon Short Line cousolidated os, ‘@ 1 3 per cont. Missourl Pacific ¢ 18 do- 8108 de- | 55 lost 2% por cent. Govornment bonds were dull and steady State bonds wore dull ly. The following are the elosing guo the leuding stocks on the Now York stock ox- char Ateh Alton, do gre N a0’y 1 Oiio Mississipi 0 prefurr Ontarly & W Oregon lmproyem't Trans Sl Peorln, Dec, & Pittabiieg. Pulluan Palce Reading ... Rock I8land SC1 &8 St Pl » Chie. Bur. C. 1t & 3 Canadn Pactile Cannda Sout utral Pacific & Ohio do 18t preferrod Dol L. o v Den’ & It G, pref. Enst Tennessue A0 18t prof 10 prefort do Znd preferred St Paul, Min. & Man o 5 St , o’ praferred 5 do preferred Fort Wayne.... 0. tenn. Conl & Tron Chi. & Eust. 111 e Hocking Val Tol. & O, ( Houston Cnlon Pac 1inols Co U S, Exy St Paul & Dulut] Wal o preferred kD TSty el Tron Silyer Ontarlo Quicksilver do preferred Sutro... W ¢ Bulwar iV Rtich, & W. T Tor Wisconsin Contral out Northern prd Chieago Gas.... Lond T Sugnr ' suthorn Paciic Oregon 8. L. & U, N Noahlise ¢ N.J. Centra Norfolk & Wowt' pfd. Nortiern el o proforre i P Denver & Gulf.. I8lg The totul shires, ineluding Southern, & Lackawanna, 8,34 150 lavilig & N 1os of stock toduy were ¥9.7 Ateliso Canid f0; Dolnware Lake Shore Missouri Union Pacific, 23,50, New York Moncy Market., NEW Yonk. Aug. I ON CALL— or. ranging fro it lust loun per cents closing At per cont PROE MERCANTILE PAPER ~5% @14 per cont, STEULING EXCHANGS -Quict und weak at #4.5 for sixt ¥ blils. The following were the closing bonds: prices on TG S 108 115 T MK Ja. L6 | Mut iaterod 10078 [N. J. ¢ s, conpons. ... L1007 | North Pacitic i 5.l | do 81 | Northwest! consois 101 | a0 debentur § StLo& LM 3 St L& S FL Gon M ‘ ¥ St Paul consols. ... e 1sts St P C &P Iut DI Gt [T G T OB P G R DL TG GOW et M4 T Tinlon Bueiis taia, Krie 2., oviivonis West Shore.... MK &P GenTis T Gon o, Union ... 03lg Financial Notes. ILAN=AS O1TY, Mo, Aug. 17.—Clearings were LIRSTRIYN NEW YORK, Aug. 17, balances. & PHILADE 7,800,607 cent! Barrion, M., toduy. $,005, 115 ~Olearings, 365,678,78); Auz. 17.—Clear todiy. $1,348,644. Mone balane 4 per sier at 46 per cont;” exchang disocunt; clearings. #1050, BosTo. 13,062, 105 po per $1,00 d CHICAGO, nt Auz. 17.—New Yor nzo G0e discount. Money easy ut Gper cent. Ster- ling exchanize steady at 845 for sixty day bills und $4.57 for sight drafts. Boston Stock Market. BosToN, Mass., Aug. 17.—The following were theelosing priees on the Boston stoek market: Atehison & Topeka Boston & Albany.. 55 “BAG Quiicy . 0| Catumiot & Hecla: torn . R Gs...... 121 [Frankiin Fitehburg R ¢ Huron Flint preforred.. ] ¢ Masy, Co nd Land Co... 17 Lephion: 18 | Water Power London Stock Market. Loxpox. Aug. 17.—The following were the London stoe :.unmunm c.osing atd p. m.: Consols mond a0 ordinary .. aul common BARSILVER—15% per ounc MONEY ~6 per cent. Rate of discount In the open market for both short und three months' bills, 1% per cent. Bank of En:zl Loxvoy, Aug. 17.—Bullion gone Bunk of England on balance today, a Bullion. into_the £26,000. Paris Rentes. PAmis, Aug. 17, -Threo per cent rentes 95 for nceount,, Denver Mining stocks. DeNvER, Colo., Aug. 17.—The following are the closingquotutions of the mining ¢ Alleghany |Legal Tonder. Amity | it 1t Argonnit |May Bullurat . fornin Bangkok 14 Oro. Bates 11| Puy o0k i ntian ! Bk Six Browntow.. Calllop Century ., R gl.mlu o Clay County. Leavenworth Caxli G John J Dinmond 170000y Pazater Denver Gas & Ol minons it )1 Treasu 18 15 oen Notionai. 16 Rialto a0 il o1 Woek” New Yerk Min sw Yok, Auz 10.—The closing stock quotations ure us follows: A 150 [Tron Siiv W0 | Moxican Tl Ontario. Lo Ophir ns. mining = Quotat - | Bolcher Chollar . Crown 1% Con Hald & NOTeross Deadwood Home stk Slorra Stundard Unlon ¢ he officlul elosing r mining stocks tod iy wers as 0llows: Alta 3 Bost & Bolciior Bodio Consoll Chollar Ophir Potost Yellow Juckot NQ. .. Nor Tl il ng Quot itions, Lovis, Mo, Auz 17.~The hot weuth and’ exciton ent in wheat, tozether with Tuck of ¢ rders, put a cheek to trating in min= inz stocks. The following were the closing quotations: Louis Miy ST, Mickoy Tre Aspun) Silvor Ak Tourtelotts Yuma New York Goods Market. New YORK. Aug. 17.~There was an lm- proved demund for dry goods, plain aud fancy colors chiofly partieiputing. Or it Were wore numerous and fnportant from the west and souie round oty teansueted on the spot. No aetivity wis ap parent, but thers wus @ better foeling throushout the Adan s Blmettaliio | ' liza ot Granito Monutain Montrose Place br; I Market LINSERD—0: d per ewt, TURPENTINE -SpIrits, 275 6d per owt. LIVERPOOL, A g, 17— Turpentine spirits, 0 Der ewt Suntos Market, SANTOS, Aug. 17.—COFFEE-g00d 10, 101 rels per 10 kiiores. KIS during the weok 41,000 bugs; pur huses for United Statos §,.00, SHIPMENTS to United Stites 8.00 bags, uverage Hav HAVANA, Aug. i Markets. —SPANGH GOLD—E. iy CHANGE-On London 2 premiun, SuaAR-Qulet Coffee Market, RIO DE JANIERO, Aug. 17.~COFFEE—Rogular collatoral trust I | * oreign | stoek, | cockrert | culminat i it w firsts, 10,150 rels per 08 kilos: cood second, 8,700 rols Recetpre—During’ whek, 75,00 bags: chases for United States, 44,000 bags HrAESTTo i United States. R00 bags, pur- none; Traders' 18, Aug. 17~ Langenbera Brothers to Brothers: The following will show the ra rof prices op the leading options at nis point tod NMODITY | O) Wirkar e €103 # 1001 [ s | Rept 5 - | engl e | | Talk. S, 1 Tiikh, [ Tow. | Clone. Ve | | $112 s 1040 OATH— “Sept i Kennott, Hopains & Co, to I'ie big deal has apparently us not altozether fdent from the sharp vise in v vast Interest had been ated, Whole country was short in teipation of Tmiense erops. The Russian government’s action in prohibition of the ex- vortation of rye sturtled the more pradont shorts. The Judicions began to cover us the market a tvanced; other took rs and came tn; for. quantities for export wid w nders had Leon the Chicago market soaring upwards i punic setin on Loth sides of the Atlantic, resuiting Ju the most phenom- enal advance it has been witnessed for years. Today furnished the opportunity thut strossed holilers wio linvo beou lonied with high priced stuil for monthis have prayed for, The 1ongs huve most generally anlood and this probably fnclides, to s considerabie ox- ut,”forelen lolders of cargoes. The vust short Interest has covered, the mar- ket has evened up o and opers tors Wil now pause to eritieally look Into the 8 tuation, The market wiil doubtiess be nervous and wild for a time, but ! allies thiun w purchase t Docener agzain selis near te. We don't believe the bulk of the Ameriean (L harvest is going to be marketed at ov but news from abroad will bul € from tine Lo time as (L has the past weei The market ¢loses at a reaction of tore than 10 top. Very likely we muy got m rally tomorrow, but we down ' tendeney. For o wi corn and - oats borrowed strength from whieat, hut speculation was less active in de- mand and fluctuations were not so wild. Ttis Dbelieved that the top price hus been seen for o time and lower prices are expected, as the weat xeollont for corn und threshing returns mdicate a very lurge of oats, The collapse In the provision U shiows how inhgrently weak the stuff really s, Y 17~ Kennett. flopkins & A MeWhorter: The week opens with rge and buoyant market. The period of depression and doibt is gradually but surely giving place to one of courage. NCw fuces seen in the street and these Comers ar Liss Who have heen waiting for u lon foran opportunity to buy stocks. They ure not hore yet In lurge numbers, but thelr ap pearance’ at all oan eucournging sign, for it has been many nonths sinee they have fuvorsd Wail street with their Trivders are inlso waking up to the some of the most prominent aro strongly enlisted on the long side of wurket and those with bearish indications Tiave been compe.led by the foree of advun ing prices to reorganize the drift of the mar- ket and cover their shorts. The lurge ad- ance in the price of wheat has no doubt had w marked influence in bringing about the @e in sentinent because the adyance ispoecasioned not by speculative buying in the beller. that. "t Uhion Pacific’ could bo sucked to feed Missourl Pacific and to have something to do with it. There is no_doubt large quantitics of stock huve been for sale through the day nnd probably it the bulance of the nurket iud not been s0 strong it wouid not have been so well taken. The Conl stocks hive also been stronz today, due to purchu: forshipment which must put just so many dollors into the =~ pockets of the ~ farming classes. Western stocks have ded the market asain toiny und Atchison and St. Paui and Rock Islund sympathizing with ‘exch other tu the volume of business and advuneing price. [t is notiee abie thatina strong market Union has been o luggard. it actunlly o sidernbly be'ow the opening price. The m Ket closed strong und confident at near best prices. CHICAGE 8 A MeWiorter nipu m the SOUTH OMAHL MARK OMAIA. Aug, 17, CATTLE—Offiein] ot atie 2,807, as compired with Saturday and 1,647 Monday of lust weeks The market wis about steady on all desirable grades of beeves, slow Znd weak on commion erades and strong early and weak at the close on_butcher stoc weak and very dull on feeders. the receipts were rangers. Hoas—Ofticial receipts of hlms compared with 2457 Saturday and duy of last week. The murket was about steady. All were sold, The_runge of the prices’ paid wus M.855.00. No sorting was done and there were no ood hogs amonz the receipts. Light, $4.8525.00; heavy #.8504. mixed. 8 85@1.00. The average of the prices d was £1.00. a8 compared with .92 Satur- 341375 Monday of lst week. <iEEp- There werd no fresh receipt sheep. The market no ] Nutives, £.50@4.75; westerns, 82.504 6010 70 10 Tambs, 81.00@5.75. Receiptsani Disposition for the Week. Ofeial receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union stoclkyrds compuny for the week ending at 5 o'clock p. m. Suturday, Auzust 17, 1801, Cars. | Hond Pr 904 RITUI R AEERS AND HELFERS. 000 250 Cows. No. Av. I'r. o0k 1 102 1% LM 1K) 1000 180 270 585 29) Av. P 001w J100 2 1) L0602 10 110 300 e i) No. 15 kg 25 HEIFERS, 11240 320 OXEN. 1,140 2 40 1.5 2 7 Bt 11630 17 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS. 1eow and ealf.... Lsprinzer ... | aptinger oo cow and calf’. L 10 00 20 00 200 00 18 00 No. Pr. 120 steers. . MO Murphy Cuttle Co— 168 steers COLORADG- NEW MEXICO Albert Munby— ! feeders. .. 3 fooders feeders cow foeder feod stoers H R Guot— WYOMING CATTLE. E. M. Lund— stoets i Kent \utlmwmuuulv Cows atoers : Vizo eutiic copuy cows. v 2 Steors ) 3W. Hiisen = Seors. cows cows and eifers . Clurk & Hunton — cove Reader Bros, 1cow.. 0 cows, 42 cows, | stedr steers O b Ml stoor sweers 1 steer Steers Darun Cattle Co.~ teurs N. Muthews 10 cows (s 1 feeder 15 tulllogs. . AIT( UST 18, 1891, B8 cows Ives 2 foeders 4 stecrs 1ste K stoers & stoors 1 atecrs B, W, Whitéomm b= 2 cows W stoors eows 1 stecer. ... taliings steer stoers. B S04 8) 2O 4 85 2) 4N K Markets, [Spectal Telesram to Tre ing of business this morn- ricet i o tirm dvices was ~\\x|n]) n|| in \l.v\\ of the light recelpts ned hu nsist upon better prices, and arly es Jookes strong. Buyers “took ™ iota " SWen” a ein: gerly way, however, that the market «d eusier towined noon, and before U close it had declined 510 That was the 1 Jf the market for s well us for natl ceipts consisted of ahout westerners and 2,000 Texans, They sold slowly turoughout on o busis of #Lhigh 30 for native Jeh. T for westerns and 81 for Texans,” Fie lirzest part of the natives soid below # HL00a4.00 took the bulk of the westerners. Stocs catte was very quict and the demund for veal calves was also less i tive than usual. Some cattle were left ove and the market finished weak. The mean prices for hozs averaged stronger. Many grades w toa certain extent nezlceted and were barely steady, but good to best rades met with a” fairly” active demand and sold Al ndvic lieavy sorts i from was pad while « londs in the .00, fizures v 1along down 1o #2002, wtainted pigs, but quotation 5560 for_com - mon to ehoice b 1 308/@55 for !rm to Sales of mixed 1S w Chicago CHICAGO, Aug. | holders feit natly 7065, few prnal reporis: CATTLE coipts, 14,0052 Shipments, #000; mar.er steud Lo top prices; for nativ i othe ¢ common and inedium, 5152480 23.00; stockers, as—Receipts, 19,000: shipments, ket uetive, steady to h rotzh 1, $4.60G4.80; mived and pack prime heavy and buteh s wels @a.00; prime Hght, $5.00@5.85; grassers, #.0.@ 450, EEP—Recelpts, market slow, irr @4.6); mixed” and s, NG 4505 New York Live Si NEW Youk, Au. | head, ncluding 121 lower, trade very s/ow: 4.00; Pexans und Colorudos, #5.15601.73; and’cows, $1.60@ .25, DiESSED BEEF—Dull, T3040 CALVES—Receipts, I 1003 zulur wethers. shipment 000 native ew $4.7:05 ey - Wi market 188 head: for ambs e lowe steady Kansas ¢y Lave Sck 3f [KANSAS Ciry, Mo, ceivts, shipmen dy 1o we 418 OPEIOG St lower. Steers, .00 stockers and fecders Hoas—Rtecolpts, 1,100 ket opened strong, closed all grades, #.7067.25. —Recelpts, 60); Murket dull. OMAHA ;WHOLESALE ATTLE Steers we. stendy to its, 1,600. Mar- Dulk, .90 400 ships lowe: shipuients, M RKETS. ‘ Fresh ArprLes—Per bLL, #2.000 LuNs—Californfa, §1.25 3 ‘alitornia Ba lrlh-!l ( 2.00@2.25, Rodi, #0.00. Shipping stock, 1515c. ', $1..5. 32,0022, hern, 46c por &-1b. | lie supply s quite Lurge o California Crawfords, 5 five cuse lots, 1. As—Der bunch, for good ock GIAPES PEACHE quality improved single case 1ots. 31 Vegetables, The following quotationsrepresent the prices at which choice stock Is billed out on orders uniess othe per bushel. 1ige per b, por bushel. Crare Suppiying the llun.uml nlmuwl exclusively. Country Produc i vice for ezes appears to be 1ae, but e is reported at He, and some round lots at e, Che bulk of the country brings tae, althouzh an occasional pict cholce ditry sclis to the retuil trad butter Spring ehicke L:uml. FL0@R00: fancy, & onoLsell quite 5o Nele place (0 a e old hens do not ko much «I'u\ springs t wnd the best .25, company. _ Reliance, Patent, #2.70; Lone Snowtluke, #2005 High Pacent, Blue D, full patent, went, . Spectal No. 1 82,40 Mlanesot pate 7a: Kunsas Tard Wieat, lp.n-m.z 553 sk Spring at, patent, i i 3. F. hlln s Gold Medal, $2, now White #240; snowilike: #2105 Jow Erade, 3161 Que of the Pantry, 825 Minnesota Superlative, ;. bran, $11,005 chopped feed, #2100 Weieh & Co.. Best, £ Crown Prince, i0; Minnesotu Chief, 82307 Splendid Faily, 2.10; Straight, $1.50, milhng #2.80; Lnvinelble Buperinive ney Famil g IM\I*>|HHIH No. J aha puany. NG Cowan Convalesced, Audy Cowan, the alleged United States de- tective who was serving a term in jail for impersonating an ofticer had a fit and was taken Lo the county hospital Suuday even- ing. Theso fits ara common with Cowan when he gets into trouble and he probubly wanted to get to the hospital, Last evening he got better and when no one was looking took F'rench leave. The last seen of the gallant detective was on & motor car bound for Council Blufls Hud he served out s time Cowan would have been ve-arrested on other charges and spent anothier month or two with I’at Horvi- gun. -~ The dehclous fragrance, refreshing cool- ness and soft beauty imparted Lo the skin by Pozzoui's Powder, commends it to all ladies, ——— in Alinois. , 1lL., Aug. 17.—The beaviest storm which ted this city for years swept over it last night, doing & great wmount of damage, Several houses were unroofed and other damage done. Iu @ strip of about three hundrod feot wide there were at least fifty trees blown down aud uprooted. T'he m did much damage in the city of Mon- lo, many cattlo being killed' aud corn e For Schlitz beer apply to R, R. Growe 1020 Furnam. e Found a Fight. Frank Davis, a chop house waiter, went into a barber shop ut Sixteonth and Daven port last night looking for & row. Ho abused burber named Brown and a fight was to wsult, Neither iujured, Davis wus locked withi fighting. tant aud comt up was charged JONN A MCSIANE, FIANK C CONuDS McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, . 18th St First National Bauk Build ing, Omaha, Neb. Deal In_stocks, bonds, seourities, commorclal pa por. ste Nogotiate 1oans 0 prove | Ouaha res State. Bhort time loans, oo bank slock, 9F U Le spprov €4 collateral security 300 OMAHA Manifacturers™ and Jobbers DIRECTORY. AVNINGS Omaha Tont & Awn- ing Co., Flags, hammock: Fubher elothin, BAGS Bemis Omaha Bag 0, Tmportors and Mandfae tirers Flour $a ks Hurlaps and T ing AND IIII\ AND TENTS, —_—_— By A. H, Perrio & Co 108 Dolgs Stre st send for our cat 110gue 'LES. M. 0. Daxon. 1607 < sold onthly piyments Farnam . Omah —_———— BOOK BINDERS and STATIO! KIS Ackerman Brothers & Hein ze, Printers, binders, elocteot fuetr 116 Howard » per N Blank book manu Jmaha, 0TS “Chos. A, oo Co, Manufastiroes and Job bors 1109 Howard street Williams, Van Aer- | nam & Harte BONES [ John L. Wilkie, A paper Lox factory, 15171819 Douzlas. e promptly f Ord CARRIAGE, W. T. Seaman, Omaha's st Variety WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, AND SHOES Kirkendall, Jones& Co | Wholoal s\an factar Auents for and 104, ila; W. V. Mors: & Co., | G Shoe b and 1 Morely B aetory Cor o Jonglng st ¢ ante Invited ocamine, UTCHERS Lnu:" Hrlhr. Ruteliors T 1 BUGGIES, and - Packers and supplios. Beef N Sheep casin S Jackson_atr —_— CARPET Omaha Carpet Co., Carpots, ofl, cloths mt- tings, eurtaingoods,ete | 511 Do ( 'LOTHING. Gllmun- & Ruh] Wit 10 A RS, Macturess and lesale Clothiers, ) Harney stre West & Fritscher, Manufuctures fine clzars, Jobhers of leaf tabace 1011 Farnam Siroat. COAL, COKE, Omaha_Qonl, Coke & | Coutant & Sqmrew, Lime Co., Hard and sott coul. S cor. Tith and Dougl s Shippers and andhiracite Nebraska Fuel Co., 2038, 13th Street, Omalia, Neb. | tard ana s ETC. t coal ship e " Howeil & Go, 2178 Uth Strest, Omana 7Johnson Bros,, o4 Farnim Street, Omalia, Neb. CORNICE. Eagle CGornice Works, | it "F. Ruemping, Salv Dormsre metaliio enp fron wnd s1ite 511 Farn; 204 Iron corifce windows, doot e, Tin ofer, St il AND LIME 7. 3. Johnson & Co,, 218 8. 15th Sty t, Omahia; Neb. DRY G i{ E Smith & 00‘, Dry goods. notlons, fur- nishing gools. Corner 11th and Howard Cady EGrV‘.; Lime, Dry o . cor. 11 cement, cte., ete. Cor.9th and Douglas St 00DS. Kllpmwk ~Koch Dry Goods Co., 0, notions. wents i gocds U il HGward Sty ELECTRICAL SUPPLPES, Wolf Blectrical Co. Hlustrated entalogue, 1614 Capltol Aveaue. FA Parlin, Crendorff & Martin Co. Corner Jones and dth 8ts, Gniiha, Neb. I'LO E. L. Welch & Co,, 101 ih Stroct. 1. K MeCray, Manager. Ml at Hond Minn . F, Gilman, 1013-13-17, N. 10t Streot 2 Black - Manager. FURNITURE A Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co., Furniture and carpe 115-111 Farnam Street GENT'S FURN Solne der & Loomis, bbers and tmporters of | tons und Lurnishing kouds, 111 Howard Street DE PROTY SAUTOMATIC Eleotric Motors and D freo Aut. s M MACHINERY, T Gener, yamos, Catulo 1AL Kinney, Gen'l 278 NY. Lo B 'C. @, Northwall, wostorn agent Siandia Plow Cc 101 UR. T. 0. Ma Cor. St | Omaha Milling Go., Mool ofice ND 151 Shorman Ave. Davis Mill Co. G enderwood wzer at Omaha. i Jackson St nt Millers and ML I3t North Hith Streot CARPETS. Beebe & Runyan Fur- 3T Genty £y Biic pant, Cor, 1 GLASS, PAINT. Illl Ko Paiut Co,, Marney Street O, Neb William Ouinining 05102 617 and 619 South 1ith St Omatia, Nob, GROCE Paxton & Gallagher, 305-711 5. 10th Stroc Oubin, Nob D. M Steele & Co, 12)1-1205 Janes Street, Omata, Neb Allen Bros, 1110 Harney Street Omnbia, Neb. 140 Bl niture Co, ssors o C. A Beobe ISHING (GOODS, Robinson Notion Co. furnish colenratet kekin o Gveratl Shirts, Coats, ote i HOward St #o0ds branid AND DRI l.‘ ard Glass and | 3. A, Fuller & Co,, 2 Douglas Street, ke, Bruce & G, W05 1 e venwoith St Me 1 Omalis, Neb HLE S, yer & Raapke, Omalia. Nob Sloan, Johuson & Co., n | Mc0s and Loavenw Stroots rth Omahia, ord, Brady & Co., New Omnha, Neb GUNPOWDELR, Hueh H. Gen') Weste Dupout’s Bport i powder, Atlis high = plo BIV0 binsting caps. fuses 1216 Lwraey s troed Olark, | Auent ut fFHEE GRAIN AND PROVISIONS 8. A, MoWhorter 412 18t Nat'l Bank, Brok: era. Private wires Now York, Chieago and St Louts Cash grain DOUKILEOF Al maTkets. F. 0. Swarts & (Jt. Brokers,(raln, Provistons ot Private wire to 8. Lonis and Chicago, OMce 10 15¢ NAUT Bank, Omahs. Fx “Ton oray & Bryan, Brokers, grain, provis fons and Atocks.” $15 8 1t S Private wire 10 Chicaey, St Louls | And New y ork | Cockrell Bros Hrokers Private wires 1o Now York, Chisngo, & | St Lowts Special at | tion “given to track bids | oneratn 1st Nat'l Bank Ha ln’lfill II{I'.'. | Reotor & Wilhelmy 0o | cor. 10t and Tuckson st Omaha. _—m RON ORKS, “Paxton & Vierling | Omaha Safo & Tron Tron Works, Works, 1 oant fr ork,ongtn WL v and barglae woneral ) anfos, vanlts, il Nino and 1 on ahuttors and LN I 8 | butl Lrnss | vlacksmien Ry. and | LIQU Tler & 0., Tiguor Mot 1112 Harnes Streot, Mannfactir ra Kennody's East ndin Bitters, " L. Kirscht & Oo,, Wholesalo Liguor Deal'rs R. R. Grotte, sporter and Jobber of | Price Tiss on appiication. Frick & Herberts, Whole: AloLiguor Dealers 407404 8. 10th St. £05-508 8, 10th St LUM 3. W. Duugl‘m& Co| Hardwoud Lumiber, JER. John A WAk('fil‘lll Tmpor Flenn 1o T Commont,. SHwA K Iydraulic ~Cement and Quiney White Limo. Wryatt-Bullard Lum- ber Co. th and Tzard Streots. Lou's Bradford, ment,eto. 1510 North 16th Street (llnrhu R. Lee, mt 00d 0 Bheiies | Lumiber, lme, Douglas Str ] et ey MILLINER ) AND NOTIONS. 0. A, Stonchill, |1, Oberfelder & Co,, Millinery, Notions,Cloaks | Tmporters and Jobbers in ity Millihery 1185, 16086, Omaba. | 11212 South It MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Mnx Mejer & Bro Co| A, Hospe, Jr,, el Instrimonts, Naterintn, e 1513 Douglas Stroot. OYSTERS. Platt & Co., Oysters, Fish and celery, 419 8)uth 10th 8t OILS. Cons lidated Tank Line Co. IS il grense, ot 11 iuth, Manager. —_— PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith, Schroeder & Co. Dealers in country prod- | Cash buyers butter ani fruits, vogetables, 7 1loward Streot. Robert Purvis, 7 Howard Streot. Write for prices on bi ter, cggs poultry, and ke, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butte |E. B. Branch & Co., tce, fruits of all Kinds, oyst 15th and Harno Jas, A, Clark & C Butter, chees poultry und 1 South 1th Streod, Williams & Oruss, Produce and fruits. ks and poultry. | 1209 Howard Stree | fruits, " xpo’ ote. Country produce, jos. groce Ues. tous, sploc ATl S s 4 Hurney Street. I Run«lnzzu & Son, 1151200 Street. Forelen & DomesticFruits Flori ks and Sieily Eriite firaneh house 7 N Peters XC.Now Orkeuns PAPER. Carpenter Paper Co, | Omaba Rubber Oo., ry n full stock of | Munufacturcra and Jobs CR o 4 bers all kinds rubbed oo 1% varnam Stroot. ‘IH BLER l.mms nhlh\ son Seed Oo, doaters in Scod growers. gentn and warden, grass, Eree weeds 421-425 South 15th. STOVES. T [ Jumes Hughes, | 8toves repates of all kinds | 7 Cooks and Heaters ‘ for sale, (07 5. 1ith Stre —_— TSASI, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC, M. A, Di brow & Co, | Boln §1sh & Door Oo nufncturors of sash. | Manufacturers of moulds Fu. biinds and | ings bllnd s doors, ete, Brinch of Oftice Itoom 425 live Building. pEm— SITEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES. U. 8 Wind By Un"& AL Str ng & So.s, Pump 0o, ity Wina Mills on I, COFFEL, “Consolidated Coffee Gompany, 1414 and 10 Hachey Bk, 1002-1004 Enrnam Kt Omaa. Neb SPICES. A BILLIAKDS, The Bunswick- Balko-Collender Go., e xturg SR BRek s S SUSR O ST SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS LIMITED A. D. Boyer & Oo,, | Hunter & Greeas 0 Exchunze Hullding, 170V H. Haudy o, Iy, albums, a8, 019, faney & | . 0. 5559 Bxchange Butlding South Omaha WEAK WOMEN Save \nln Nerve Beuns rans 4 by G 10 Farunm 88 Oninhin Nebruska. it Hinrimloss IV E BIEAN (€ dman Drig Co beive Tues come b | cthiors fate 4 Frice, 59 oty and »rug Sampla B for “Dit, K. SOHFYMANN, B Pual Minn. ron MEN_ONL 1.0, Saiap! -~