Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Oonflicting Reports Keep All Traders in a State of Suspense, NO MORE PROSPECT OF AN ADVANCE. Bqueeze in Corn Hourly Bxpected and “O1d Huteh” Accused of Being Behind the Manipulations— Stocks and Bonds, CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—~As usual of late there was a high tension at the opening of wheat, and because of a prospect of a squeeze in corn and a cold wave In the northwest thero was a good bulge the first half nour. Cables received were very conflicting. One class of Parls eables sald It was raining and half of France was shuken up with a panio, Dunn's Parls cables sald the oponing was weak and contin- ued wenk with prices lower and no pros- pect of an advan Lawson's advices suld that there would be an export tax on the Russtan whea When the public cables come In at the ¢ there was nothing sturtling in them either way Sales of August wheat were principally be tween 8101 and $1.03; September between 99%¢ and 002 December opened about e up around #1034, touchod 8L04, sold buek to L0214, up to $LO, to 1,03, to #1031, to 101 0 £1.01%, Lo #L01%, to #1024, 10 #1023, to BLOSY, 0 #1023 shortly befora 1 o'clock. The wheat market took another bound at the close and sold at the high polnt of #1044, and ciosed strong at 8L0Y o 1%¢ up from last night. A at #1034, Septomber at #1025 Tho leading intorest on ‘change at the open- fng Intho corn trade. The talk of iarze “holding of corn which does not come out on the advance yet made hus eaused a more pro- nounced feling wbout & September deal. This put the trad thelr mettle at the opening. The most general bellef Is that Mr. Hutehinson has o hand in holding the long corn off the market and with the farmers holding the actual stufl back, a squeeze would bo very natural. The market first price was 67he. for were quickly starf very flighty., The quoted by muny around September while es made all the way fr 1o 68e.” There was a drop to 6 B S nd bulge at the end of the hour From. Clils thuro was u sharp decling with the \n( K n rrying the September to e sce-siw market. sottling again to 60 10 674 G7c ut 1 o'clock, atrongth was helped by the Liv- bles coming 1d un for spot and 2d for ciumne very active R R T on top for futures. Then September recov: to 6% and closed 2c over last night, August sold nt.60'se on the early bulgo and back to e, closing ut t815e. October sold at 0 10 (e at the close. blo stréngth was apparent in oats prices were 4,@'qe highe anced o e and My to e ke 1o 25¢. Outs, receip! 205,000 future t moderately activ stronger; options. 28¢ for August. 23%c for Beptenber, and f2ie for May. The decline was due to' the slump in wheat and free sell- tne by Counseiman, Boydon and market afterwards ralliod 140 buying. Thero the close, partly ou n the other markets and p buying. The provision market was only moler active and tairly firm, without much business. Pork wus active and’ prices were {rregular. ket opened stronger dvance and a further appreciation of 713@i5e was gained. Luter prices receded 75wi0c and closed compnratively stead Lnrd 1 afair Aamand. Prices rufed 5¢itge “hizier on the whole ringo and the market closed steady at me i figures. Short rios were fairly active, thouzh the prices were somewhat irregular, The close was rather stoady to fir The leaaing futures ranged us f W WG | LOW. | #1011(8 1 0216 81 1013g@l 027" 1 00k 10 108| 1 0is| 1 exports, 000 Spot; spot m bulge in rtly because of good CLOSE. 00148 ong ol % o 7 03t Bontomier bor. cons s 5 01 55 13 A g | 4| 10 8716 10 20 10§ Beptember. October. OATS -N0, Auguat, Septomier.. May 5 MEsK POIK Septomber.. October..... January . LAuD - o @ ol 1039 10 4214 13 Janunry Cush quotations wore as follows: F —Quiet wnd unchanzed. NO. 2 sprine wheat, 810214103t spring whoat, 86t4c; No,2 rod, BLO2AQ@L.05. No,? white, 30@3lc; No. BARLEY . 8, 50@38ce, fy, 0. b.; No. 4, 52¢, t. 0. h. FLAXSEED—No. 1, 81.07. TonoTiy SEED—Prime. 81 Pork—Mess pork,per b 0. Lard, or ewt., 0.6213@6.05: short rihs Pa 0,056, 7); dry sulted shouldurs (hoxed), 8520 @6.25: shortso’enr sides (hoxed), $7.9507.45., o JniskEY=Distillor *finished goods, per gal., 18, Buaanrs—Cut lonf, 5@5%4c; granulated, 44¢; Standard “A," 4% ANTICLAN, 31, Corn, bushels. ... Outs, bushels ¥ 181000 1, On the produce exchianzo toduy the mirket wis firm: fancy oroauiery, dulry, 1453@18e. Eggs. 110, New York Markets. NEW YORk, Aug. 10.—FLoui—Recelpts, 1,60 puoknges; ©Xports, 101 burrels, 12757 sacks; rmer. moderately aeuives sules, %400, WiEAT—Rocolpts, 182401 bushoels: oxports, 853480 bushels: sales. 6,116,000 busheis of fu- tures, {28000 bushels “of ‘spot. Spot market moderatoly netive, bhut unsettlod, closing higher. No. 2, SLOOL@LII% in clevator: 0@ L1 afloats $LINGL 13 £ 0. b; No. 4 red, #1000 aded red, 8101 No. 1 north- #1.10; No.1hard to arrive, $1.22; No. 2 ch SLIT@LIT: No. 2 Milwaukee SLIMELIAG, Optons opened K@ke up on better eables and forefgn buying advunced under focal Short Interests deelined 1%@1140c on weaker cubles, offorts to sell on forelien dccount and local sealping, nd- vaneed 15@20 and closed firm at 1o over gesterduy, on late cab 0000 butter 2@} reporting flllll Rus- + would' {mpose W tAX on il £Fuin exports, hl 2 red, August, SLOOL@L. 113, closing $111% ; l-mm-mln-r, FLOVL@LI1. closing, #1114 Oo- tober, $L1KGL 1Y, ciosing, #L11%: November, S, rluu'nu 1,125 Decomber. $1.1'G. 1.1%, closing, # Junuary, BLIB%GLL15 closing, #1,15; Iw-llrm\rv. BLUL@116Y, clos Ing Bign: alay 3LV T, dloaing #L 1T RyE—Westor Septomber delivery unset- 2100 AY Arats oirod. ag 1o aoilat heo whier elosing stronger on 4 renction at the west to 100t aolivored, ConN—Recolpts, 36,150 bushels; exports, 800 bushels; sales, LIT80%0 bushels of futa and 56,000 bushels of spot. Spot murket nigher and qulet 820 [nelevator, 8o afloat; un graded wixed, Jo: No. # white, 77a@ 0. Op- tions varied frequently, w! ly through mu- nipulations, opening ut t4e . advanced L@ T decliued and Tocovored 5@le, closing lh‘mlv ut 1@ up for the day. Ugust, TN osiug, 184 e Soptomber, BT Slosing, u.‘ Ootober, T11,@i%he, closing. ber, 684@68¢, closing, 6 Decewber, closing. 6 OATS-Opt o firme i@ clos- 1,40 iirly active and August. e, closing, ei Septenmbe Mo, oslng, Octobe N ing, #e: spot No. 1 white, 4 ern No. "(‘ leugo, 50! HAY—Firm, but quiot. Hors—Weik, quiet; state common to cholce, 164100 Pirelfle coust, 16140, Corrig—Options opened steady: 5215 points down, elosing firm und unchanged to 15 holnts up: salos, 10,000 baws, including August, $10.50 @ld. prember, HAMGEI605: Ootober, $14.u) @010 November, $UONELN: Decomber, 465; Juuunry, SI82ILES; February, Mivreh, 1800110 Spot Rio, quiet and dy; fulr cargoes, No. 7. 1111 ha¢ SUGAR—Raw, firm, in demand; rvull\'llkhli. sty 16 e sules. 380 hogshends und T80 bugs Muscovido, M test, at de. to Philade phint 100D bags contrifuzal, 05 test, at 3 6o o Philndelphls 10,0d0 lasses sugur, N (st 1-160 to' New tefined, pioro hetly i No. 7, de 3 1-160] No. 0, 3%5¢; off A, 4id 1-160 K geetioners' A, diger eut loaf, S¢; crushed. Blye: powdered, granuluted, §\@4ie; cubes, $1a¢. ew Orleans, steady, quiet. Rick- Quiet, i COTTON SEED OIL ow—lull, & Strong, wdy. ady Wt By @de. as—Quiet; western, 16@l7e; recelpts, 4,170 Ynckag Hipl ¥lirm, moderate demand. Fouk—Qulet, stoady; old woss, 10,0001 qulet, new mess, $10.50@12.00; extra prime, $10.% T MBATS MiDpLES-Qulet, ber, 6.9, LAnb—Stronger, Quict, stendy firm: short clear, Septem- wost- moderately notive: , 8, @096 ¢ s, 0,000 tlere options 0 tlerces, S bor, $0.00 3 closing, #0.02 bia; October, #7.03; closing eniber, § Januury, §.40Q7.45; Qulet firm: western dairy. creamery, 16@2c; western 1 Elgin, 22 Quiet and about steady; part skims, 31470 i TRON—Quict Amorican, $16,0G16.5 D= Dull; domestic, H.4804, 8 i stralts, 10, western, Kansas City Markets, KANSAS Ciry, Mo, Aug, 10~ WiEAT—Low ash 00t August, 8ige bid; Septer= ber. e bid: No, 2red, oash, bldy August, siige bid: September, S bid. Cons—Higher dash, Auguat, 5540 bid; Se ber, B OATS No.2 , 20ie bld; August, 20440 bid; Septembe Eaas—Flrm, at Lie; BUTTER—Fifm: wood crenmery, dairy, 10718c; store packed, 051 HAY—Unchunged; fancy prairie, 0. to chofce, 86007 LOUIL practicaily ata standstill. MiTTars tee hoIIng &t SEIT [ricos wnd' Duyers are walting for a settled mirket ProVISioNs—Unchange . Woot--Steady. RECE(PT— Whoat, 60,200 100; @36%0; 184 @17¢ kood corn, 1,000; onts, 3,100, SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 1,700 corn, 27,400; onts, Liverpool Markets. Livenpoor, Aug. 10.—WiHgAT-Stend ors oifer moderately demand fair; mixed west- ntal. CHEESE ieun finest.white and colored, 40 por St Louis st Lovis, Mo, Aug. cush, 074: December, 81,03 CoiN—Lower: OATS—Steady; UTTER—V ety firn, dairy, 156 Se. er, 2R PORK LAnn Wiits bigher; croumory, 21@ nnadi Markets, CINCINNATL O, Aug. 10.—WnEAT—Easier; No. 2 red, % Conx—Higher; No. 2 mixed, Oars—Easier: , dle, WHISKEY—$1.18, Toledo Grain Market., TOLELo, 0. Aug 19.—WHEAT—Firm; and Augiist, §1.0245. CorN—Iirm: cush, OAts—Quieti cush. cash [ M. kee Grain Market. Wis.. Auz. 10~ WitkAT—Firm; I, G8c7wd1.0); September, N No. i, cash, OATS -Qulets No. % white New York Dry Goods Market. New Yonk, Aug. 10.~There was no new development in the dry goods market today. Foreign Ol Market. LONDON, Aug. 10.—CALCUTTA LINsEED—i2s 6d_per quirter, TUKPENTINE SPUUTS 25 per ewt. VD BONDS New York, Auz. 10.—Tho stock market Qisplayed less uctivity today thun during the lust four days and s temper was somewhat unsettled, owinz to the efforts of those who are In favor of a more substantlal reaction nscen The number of sold out bulls increases trom day to day and their d sire to again get in fora turn on the long side is becoming an important factor In the course of prices und the present h level of the market gives them a great deal of encourage: ment, Such stocks as Roek Island, which has advanced from 60 to above 8 per cent, being prom‘nent in their argu- ments for n temporary setbuck to the market. The rampant bulls, however, of which there are a larze nu ubgr in s.zht have s yetcnused no. weakeninz N the list and considerable manipulation of cligued stoeks seems to give strength to the list. Commis- slon people, however, are rather inclined to adylse caution and some hesitation in buying was noticeable today In the early dealirgs. The strength of the market asserted itself later and higher prices wero reached 1n the afternoon. The market today lucked the ac tivity of the last few days. Union Pacifi Atehison, Burlington and Rock Islina mos ollzea the attention of brokers while th remainder of the list o compuru- tively neglected and few trades took place umong then he industrinls wer more proniin 1t and Susar was the stronzost spot n the whole murket, the regular list moving in untson with Burilnzton, and Atchison showed rather more strength thin the rest. No serious breaks occurred and the market was feverish and irregular with frequont chinges In temper, but few wide flactuations Sagar, however, continued to advance stead- ily, the upwurd movement being necompanied bv' rumors that the trust had practically ac quired,the Spreckles refincrios, which wanld De for tertuin reasons operuted s independ- ent concerns. The not advance at the highest point was 44 per cent and most of this was retained at the close. The rogular list. however, developed uo speciul feature of interest, and while the grangers wero generally stronz in the fore- noon they lost whit adviatige they guined. The warket finally closed steady to firm with fnsignificant chunges for the day. The net changes are about equully divided betw Kains and losses. but the only ones of i unce are in the industrials, The trunsactions of the day reached 46,78, lroud bonds were strong tllld failed to displuy tc b y of duys nnd the ‘wains recorded trictional. all 1801000, Govornment bonds steady, State'bonds have been dull and firm, Thio following are the closing quotutions for the leading stocks on the New York stock ex- chango toda, Atchinon ... Adums Express .1 Alton, Terre Huuie.. 2\ do preferred. . N Amerlean Expross. 111 Bur. €. 1 & N 2 Canada Euclor 110 0 g i7y u. Jhetive but o issties were dull The sales of have been and i orthwestern, prof ntral. L Chie. & 8T a0 preferred. Onio Minsissippi do preferred. Ontario & Western | i Tproven 't RO NWY ... 08¢ putral Puctil &Ohio.... do I8t proferre 40 20 proferred Chicago & Alton. |ore 2 el 10 Poria. Do Wiy | Pittsburg. [Pt Enst Tonnossve 40 1t preforre i tpreferred fofrod: (o preforrod St Paul Min & Man St Paul & Omuha forrod ‘enn. Coal & Lron, an Pacitic. llmkl Kk Valley |1 25 Lt & Toxas ... | 10ls Contral. . St Puul & Duluti Kunsas & Toxns. .. Lako Erie & Wost. o groforred ...... LakeShoro..... ... i 1o & Nashv. Loulsvillo & : Memphis & Michlgan Contral ML LS. & W proforrod. 18, Express..| & Pac. pfd Furko kxp.. Weostern Unton.. 2436 18 Tolk & Wost' e thern Pacitic. Q0 proforred P Danver & G g i Routhe B0 Oregon e The total silos of stock today were 200,068 shures, Ineluding: Atehison, wluwnre, Ckawanni fe, 06,0007 Louisville & Nush- Missourl Puolfic, &30; North- Pucific’ profere Richmond & P 865 1520 Uniou Paclfic, St Financial Notes. KANSAS O1y, Mo, Aug . 19.~Clearings today, AL A0T. NEw Yo 19 Bunk cleariugs, toduy, luu.::m 530 5. 80,007,740, Aug. 0.—Olearings today, tlll.All.u:. nees, $1,040,510. Movey, 4 per cen BALTINORE. M odiy wero G per cent BOSTON, balunces, 81 call Ioaus, 360 per cen cent, BOSTON, 1.7 40 cont #1,000. Licado, Aug. 102 Monoy eaay. 6 por cent k cleirings, #3000 New York ex: rling demund, Aug. i balunces, #6502 10.—~Bauk clearings Late, Mass., 18.-Clearings house fOr money, 4 per cent; thue lodns, 5G7 per Mass., Aug. 10. Lalunces, §1, 24, ngo on Now York, Bunk clearings, for money. 15¢ 80 170 per 1 SxChNEe hoavy: 80 day Dills, hetts [t New York Money Market, New \ ORK, Aug. 10, ~MONEY ON CALL—Eas- from 203 per cent; last loan 2 1g offered at 2 per I RINE MEUCANTILE PAPER-S5QTY her eent. STRRLING EXCHANGE~Qulol wud steady uf THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:JTHURSDAY, #1.0% for sixty-day bills and #85% for de- wind The bonds: u.s registered. 11744 U848 conpon... 1174 U8 dign, rewistored. 100ty N, 448, conpons 1oty N Pacific s of 110 Loulslana Stamip is' | & Tennessoe N, 8 ba. .. 105 @0 o 0 18 canndn Soiiti Contral Pacic D IR, G, 1t o 4 .. DUR R G following were the closing prices on G 10 1081 116 1124 Lillg MK &T Genibe Mutusl Union s I, Cent [nt Cert rihern Pac lsts o 28 Northwest’ consois Ao debenture bs St L & 1 M. Gen SU I & S F. Gen M St Pl connols SPGB Lats T. P b r. Retw 1PN GOTE Rota. Unlon Puctite Ints 4 West Shore. . o Gen 1 Bost RosTON, Mass theelosing pri Atchison & Topeka Boston & Alb Boston & Mal Chi., Burl. & Q Fitehbur i1t Flint prefoerred Mass, e ¥ N.V. & v K Ol ¢ {Land Co Rutiand preforred Wis. Central com o preferred Alloues M. Co. Atlant Hoste n Stock Market. Aug, 10.~Th on the Boston stock m fumet & Hecla.. Frankiin g P Copper Y ity | B, & B Co & Mot Tl London Stock Market. Loxnox. Aug. 1.~The followinz wero the London Stock quotations ¢'0sing at 4 p. i noy_ L LT Brio dnds nE . 116 THTinots Con(Fai e Mexienn ordina / ; NV Cantral 1ite firats Ponnsylvania By e, it Reading 13t L Moxiean Con. ew i, 7 Gonaols m uols, ace N.Y. P& Canadian Py BARSILVER—15 5-161 per ounce Rate of discount in the open both short and six months' bills, cent. for ner market 1@ 1% Denver M g Stocks, DESVER, Colo., Aug. 10.—~Totul sulc 110 shares, The following are the closivg quoti= tionsof the Miningexcia Alloghany.. Amity...... Argonnit Bates .. Bl Indinn Rik Six Browntow iteed Nutloual 5 Rinlt Runnin Leavenworth s 3 2 |fohn Diamond 1 i bunlor’s s & O Hawdia ) ons.... . Gettysbury e § Whale I Gold % Gold Rock Tronclnd Justice Francisco Mining Quotations. CANCISCO. Anz, 19.~The official closing is for mining stocks tod.y wer SAN guotat lows: hollar Cala & Crown Point... 1l & Curry’ o & Noreross. Mexican .. Navajo 5 Ophir Potos ew York Mininz Quotitions. NEW Youk, Auz. 10.—The sl,u"l‘qlml.lllmh re as follow Alic e 18 Apen St Ontari Tron stiver ... Mextcan, New ¢ St. Louis Mining Quot itions. Louts. Mo, Auz 10.—Mining stock 1s llull‘l' activ T'he nrket was generaily weak and the trading was at lower prices. Stlver A andl Ttopes centrifuzals 5 de: duy at $5.00 gold po Bank of Kngland Bu LoxnoN, Aug. 19 —Amount of bullion with- drawn from the Bank of Eaglaud on bal- ance toduy. £92,010 Paris ltentes, PAus, Aug. 19.—Three per cent rente 25¢ for the account. Traders' Talk, Louts, Au: Lanzenberz Cockreil Brothers: The followiu ranze of prices on the leading this po.nt today COMMODITY | Open 951 thers to was the options at T | Tow. | Closo [ ves'y. |81 034 | 81 03lg | o] o 1000 | #1 G3te) 81 0204 o3| son| 8 e s ported the fee ing on the other side as easier and that forelzners were not inciined to fol- low our advanece, but were nin -h ore like.y to accept profits onlong stull. Later, how- ever, both New York and the foreigners woere kood " buyers. and cables, ©al <h conflicting een to L Ono Purls orted it Russta would place wn export duty on shipmients of wheat. This resulted fu i stro rfeeiing and a higher closing, The clearanees from U Jonrd were ceding 50,00 busl liradstreet rep an Ineroaso in tho avatiable stocks of 911,001 bushels esst ana wbst of the Rockies. but stated that points In the spring wheat o, and ports not oflicial reported deereased DILM0, The mirket eloses without indieations of Its course tomorrow, but it will be very sensitive to foreign infl u was active and nervons, fluct pidiy on very small trade. The oven- as strong and igher on rumors of coid weather coming, but it wus believed that the New York contingent took ady tuge of this to sl thelr stuff_frec Stimated receipts for tomorrow, 430 curs, News was scarce, but the usuul talk of ipulation was abundant. Oats, quiet but fir, Hogs were se higher and oo buy orders developed at the opening of the i vision murket. Thore scoms (0 be d Krowing disposition tobuy Jauuary stuff, doubtless based the fdea that whigh e rk ot Wil of necessity give us high-pricel provis fons. Trading was rather duli, but the mar- ket closes with o fiem urdertone. CHICAGO, Aug. 19.~Kennet Hopkins & Co. A MeWhorter: Foreign markets |y « tendency to rally from yeste slon. Exporters huve heen do \yinz orders from forols douton the bulge Mond hand today. e were executed, hut most see thelr Hmits too low, possibly these lmits may be raised tomorrow. Thore are signs all around of returning confidence and conservative commisson houses aro dis- posed to advise customers to buy on breaks 1t looks equally safe to” scll on rallie The report which produced the excitement near the close thu ho German minister of finanee had udvised the removal of the German duty on b SEUTS fOr three months I8 i very Wormy chest- nut, us he has been fighting the prine minds- ter for months to get {t removed alt cther, and the pupers have been full of the muatter There are some indications of i cold wive i the northwest, but it would not do muen dam- age even if frost should ur. Wet weather in England during the next fortuizht would start up the Ei wets, as the haevest is now approaching. The Stuation is stil somewhnt steainod and - teifles may tien the tide either way. Local traders were b Ish early und d e slugging but they n\mmnm themselves and wore good Luyers lntor, excitement since the Kales ut 8105 for December on cur onts Linve been strons niost of th especinlly s0. Hutchinson is mor eredited with engl Ing the se| bucked by Wall strect. He s his friends here that the price touch 8. It will take continuons ing to put up the wmarket in the of such porfect corn weather, but it can b wdvanced cessfully demonstra ed wn ultinately be lo w profit s an- other matter. Itis dungerous to be short of September. Outs borrowed some animution from corn and closed quite strong. 1t 18 gon- erully felt that these ought to bo a purchase on soft spots for they seem low in com parison with other conmoditios. The strongth of cor 1s turning the speculutive attention to the re- celpts of hogs and provish coelnts are light and the wde ut p-esent prices, but our stocks are very large und consumption s distressinzly slow, what the outeome will be it 18 hard to guess It would scem good policy to buy them wil on weuk spots. sourn Oman centérully wer deal, wdvising will buy- face thut e TMARKEDS, OMATIA. Aug. 10, recelvts of cattie 0, as compared With 2538 yesterday and 1,630 Wednesday of last weok.” The inarket was slow and & shade lower on all grades of beef OATTLE—-OMeln] steers on sale. sloMRnd weak to easler on butehier stock and dawil and weak on foedors. ro n0 goods gRttle among the recelpts Hoos—Official reseits of hogs 280, A% compared with 4,47 fyesterday and 2,701 Wed- nesdny of Inst " wedk, The market —was falrly active and firmyon the best grades and stoady on other cfad@s. Al wore sold, The range of tho riob&lpald ws 84830550, the Dbulk selling at #4.0y%9.15 Light. 81,8525, 15: heavy $4.7525.20; niixad, $1.05@%00. The aver- o Of the prices was 807, a8 compnred with ) yosterduy and #6084 Wodnesday of last week. 2 SHEEP—~There wira no frosh re sheep. The i was nominally Natives, westerns, & Good oipte ot tendy Roceipta and Dispoiition of “tovk. Official receipts and disposition of stosk shown by the booksof the Unloa stockynr company for the twenty. r hours ending So'clock, p. m,, Auzust 10, 191: RECELDP W R RS Head. CATTLY. Cars. | Hond Cars. | Hoat. Cars. Cars. Hont DISPOSITION. Wiyors T Shioopl ki Hammond ¢ iloes Swiftk Co The Cudaly Packiig Co North & Co, inter G Colorado 1" Lee Rothehilds Nelson Morels it Hecker & Dogan Benton & Steplen Brittan Co Myers Vansant & €6 § Shippers and feodors Leftuye Total epresentative Salos. srrr No. Av © NEIFERS 160 200 CALVES 1. 150 425 OXEN. 17 2..14% 2 MILKEIS AND SPRINGERS, 1 cow «nd eulf 1eow and 1eow and 21445 1 inilker 5 S WESTERN CATTL No. E. I Crelzhiton. o feodirs L1 G Riiniaon _ Weld Col steers. Colorido Tex s TCRUCTS ...z evaenns Jolm Short, 10 fecdors iton ty L & ¢ 0o AR fecders 2 feeders . Seribg for 50 tecdoers 10 steers 13 feeders....... ik blmh No. Sh. U5 Chicago Live Sto:k siarkets, CHICAGO. Auz, 10.—[Special Tele ran to L]=Prices were wonker cencrally to It was possible toobtain steady prices for good to choiee nutives, uparatively fow of that sort bein offe tions the market y rangers wis the scason, alone furnis weaker. 1 )y about the larzest monnted | to 9.00. Texis uch of them as were zoo & enough Tor shipiers soid at atout former prices, but the rank aud file were ofY unyw from 10¢ to 200 as compured with Monda which lesves them about where the middle of the week. ed ut &L 00160 and Texas 2506012 the pr i W $LN 5T for the Tatter. at v 1 for inferior Ma6..0 tor shipping of s silos they wore ns were qu HU10, Wiih for Tormel toves wero s en bl to eholee cows, aud 1t * und dressed boet steers sceipts of hos for the first three days of aye been whoit the same as for the il 0f Lust weel, but they Inek 180 0 ad of equaling In number those reecived Spondin tme | i Sales Culls il YOUnz pies wer 50 and w foww fancy assort )10 170 pounds, tetchoel X b o Clom ware. Brs N (oF Choled, there be ne q diftoren I Doty e seiling mediu " vance in ¢ ket averaced wshade hi good to prime hozs weirhins Deing active us the resut of the nee in produet. colng Journ ht werzhts, price of i 0 pounds recent ad- Carrie-—Re- iroet slow mediun 1 reports Tower, £1.4 @26), iloas—Receipts, shipments, ket active, stoady to strong: rou common, FLAT LW pie 05,40 s cond cliss, 000 5 nand prie it 80: mixed wnd Dahia M muttons, $IEGH 0,000: shipments, arket stealy: eives #5000h Al k Market. Roceints, 2.217 netive per 100 includine firm: native steers, pounds: Texins ond Julls wnd cows, 317! i BEEr—Ntondy. Shipments todiy, k# boeves ters of becf. lecetya, | 11, 30,0074 ers und huttermilie, ™, Supep—Reccipts, K660 heid ; Lambs Ise per poutid” Ligher: sheep 100 pounds: kambs, 3 5006003 muttons steady, ®goize’ hiher p dpassed Tambs B i 8ot Hogs—Receipts, 4,00 head Lt dablve hizlick, nd 2,18) qu 32 hoad s market quiet 0 pounds: g riss- warket fivn 204 ) dressid e pound onslgned di- ots, Re- kot Steors, BL250 00} 2,000, Mur- higher; Kansas City Uige Stock Mar KANSAS Cirv, Mol, Aug. 0 colbts, 6.000; shipmnts, | wi y dull and EL0MDTH COws stockers Hous ket more bulk, .9 SHEer ket st ifars, RIS ceeipts, 6,501 shipmonts, tnd Mur- I8 Live Stock ST, Louts, Mo, Auz. 10,—CATTLE 48003 shipments, 1630 m\mx woik; fec nativ i 5 and dinns, BLENELN HoGs— Rec Kot strong: 5.43; 1ight, ¥ arket, Rocolpts, fuir In- i 00 heavy, nixed, OMAHL WHOL Co roduce, as—Huik of the sales, Li'se BUrTER -Cholee dalry butter sells readily at L@, but the bulk of the country butter 8 not good cnvugh for thre- il trado and gous th the packers atiac. POULTRY-—-Spring chickens. suull, #1715 go0d, .5 K neys S0, Oid fowis do novsell quite so readilv. springs tuking thelr placo to a great extent, and the best old Liens do not go much above $40% 15 searce and 1esh Fruits, APPLES—Por bbL., $2.0082.25, PrLuss—California, 81,2581 Peaus—Californla Hartlett, $200Q2.5 Onanaes—Rodl, 6.0, AUGUST 20, 1801. WATERMELONS—ShIpping stock, 16@18e. LEMONS—Per box, #5.00 CANTALOU Per doze BANANAS-— Per bunch, § | shivping stook, RAVES -Routhern, 45 per EACHES—The suphiy, s quite large nd the quallt ‘alffornia Crawfords, siugle o five easo ots, $1.15. OMAHA Manfacturers” and Jobhers DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TENTS. 00, @250 for good 1b. basket. Vegetables, The tollowing quotations represent the prices ut which choice stock I8 bilied out on orders unless otherwise stated: TOMATOES—Per bushel, $1.00 CABBAGE—Homo grown, 1e per Ib, New Brgrs—Uer bus HEANS - Navy, £.502.60 er bushe! ONONS oo grown 75¢ por bushel, TATOFS—Local Krowers are supplying the demand slmost exelusively. Omaha Tent & Awn- ing Co. Flags, hamnocks. oll and rubbor elothing, Send for catalogue. 1115 Farnam. BAGS A \Il TWINES. Bomis Omaha Bag Oo. Importers and Manufac tirers o Burlaps and T'wlne. ey BICYCLE, A. H. Perrizo & Co. M. 0. Daxon. 1406 Dodge Stret. 1onthly payuients send for onr eatalogu and prices 16074 Farnam st Omah _— BOOK Bi NDERS and STATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heintae, Printers, binders, electrotypors, blank book manu- ticturors 116 Toward strect, Omaha, BOOTS AND \Il(ll S Ohas. A. Coe & Co. | Kirkendall Jones Co | WhelewleManufaoturrs bers. Akents forHoston Itub | ber Shoe co. 1102, 1101, | And 1105, Harney street. lour. company Rellance, ble Patent, $#.30: Lone €©2.40; Snowflake, #£.00; On Pates Stur, miting Invine ha, : company. Hich Pacent, i Biae Dy fuil patent, puatent, #2205 Npeels Midnesota patent it putent, $2.5; N6 Spring Wheat, patent. S, F Gilman's Gold Medal, ~nun White 2. In Jow grade, #1615 Queen nesoti Supor #21.00 Crown Prince, Splendid Family, Flour Bloyeles sold on £2.60; Minncsotiy traight, Currents of Comme David Cole has moved his wiho! business to 419 South Tenth stre Robert Pursis, produce con oved from Howard strect to stroct o sule oyster nission. bas 216 Harney Stand Your Ground, you make up your mind to take Hood's.Sarsaparilla, do not be induced tobuy some other preparaticn instead. Clerks may claim that “ours is as good as Hood's” and all that, but the peculiar merit of Hood's Sur sapari inot be equatled. Therefore have When 1109 Howard stroet. Toucray & Bry.\n, Bro 10 ‘ I and N Rrokers 0 Now ¥ St ton on grain GRAIN AND PROVISION 8, A, MoWhorter 312 15t Nat'l Bank, RroRe ors. Private wires U Now Vork, Chieako an St Louls’ Cash krald bOURNELOF Al warkets, 0. 8wartz & Co,, Brokers,Gratn, Provistons ate. Private wire to 8t, Louts and Chicako. Oftice 11 18t Nat'l Baok, Omaha. Exchange bi'g, 8 Omalin Pkors, grain, e and stocks th 8t Priy ) Chieago, St ew Y rk Cockrell Bros Louts | to Private wires ek, Clilongo, & Louis, Spocial atte n Kiven to track 15t Nat'l B, —_— Rector & Wilhelmy Co Cor. 10th and Jnckson Sts HARDWAR Omaha. e e —— an(nn & Vierling bl bra fo! binekamith work. U Ry Manuifact " L. Kirscht & Co,, Wh IRON WORKS, Y Omaba Safe & Iron Works, Manufrs fir and burglae Proof safos, vaults, fnll work. {ron ahutters’ and oscnpos. G. A 1ith & Jackson i and eant fron Idine work, englnes. s work, genern ndey, wachine and And I5th S5 LIQU R. R. Grotte, Importer and Jobber of ox and Liquors, m St. s 0n applieation. Frick & Horberts, | WholesaleLiquor Dealord Tlor & 0., Lignor Morchants 112 1l olosale Liquor Deal'rs 07400 8. 10¢h St £01-508 8, 10th S, —_— LUMBER. nothing to do with substitutes and insist upon having Hood's Savsaparilla, the best blocd puriticr aud bullding up medicine, - D TO Miniscer Wanted Windy City. | ov. Willavd Scott, v of the St Mary's Aveuue Congregational church, has received a call from the South Congrega tional church of Chicazo, and 1t is quito prob- able that he will leave Omaha in u fow weeks to take up his residence in the groat metropo- lis on the stiore of the unsalted sea The call | > entirely unsolicited on the part of Mr. Scott, and ho has not de- cideans yet whether to accept the flattering proposition, for he is deeply interested in his work in Ot Mr. Morris and H Chicizo came to Omaha last Saturday and preseated the formul call and at_the same timo requested the trustees of the St. Mary's avente chuech to release Mr. Scott so that he might feel free to aceept tho call to Chi- cago. “The church to which he has been called 18 tocated i ono of the most tashionable and aristocaatic portions of Chicago. It is ut the Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte 1212 Harney stroet Owaia, > W. V. Mors: & Co., Shoe Factory.Cornor 11th and Douglas ste. Omahn Morchant: fnvite eall and oxamine. car HCAGO, in the An Omaha BOXES John L. Wilkie, Onahia paper box factory 11818 Douglas., Orders promptly fillod, Burcn Louis Heller, chers and 15 andt supplie And whisep cas IaK-0n_atreet. pas CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, W. T. Seaman, N Omahns | ETO, riest Varlety E. Page of CARPETS. CLOTHING. Gilmore & F.nhl Manufacturers and Wihiole-ale Clothlers, 1109 Harney street. Omaha Carpet Co., oll, cloths mat- urlain koods,ete 311 Douglas strest C Ilul RS. @ 1 19 Hardwood lumbar, W. Douglass & Co| John A Wakefield, Tardwood Lumber, | jand Coment, Mliwa ko Tlydraulic Coment and Quincy WEIto Lime. Wyatt-Bullard Lume ber Co. 20th and Trard Streots. Louis Bradford, Lumber, itme,coment,eton 10 North 16th 8 Charles R, Loe, wood arpets and parquot Hoorin Oth anid Donglas. 125 D uglns Street. _———— 0 A, Swndull Milliners, N MUSICAL Max Mcyer & Bro Co P musteal instruments, Farnam and 1ith, ‘lll.l IN. I' I‘ L. Oberfelder & Oo, tlons.Cloaks | Tmporters and Jobbers i Et 118.8)10b1 8¢, 208, 210 and 212 South 11l Ktrect. I\'\IIH ‘ll' NTS Iy Hoapa, Jr, Plinos. Organs, Artists’ Materlals, Ete,, 1513 Douglas Streot. 1 Oman & fewolors, doalers tn ot corner of Fortieth street and Cottage Grove avenue in the distrwet of Kenwood R 1s be- tween Oakwood boulevard and Washington 2ark in w part of the city that is rapidly im- proving. The church building is a hand- some stone edifice, comparati new and of modern and very attractive architecture. It hus seating capacity of ubout one thou and and the membership is about five hua- dred. ‘Unere are several lionaires among the leading e church and in every way the future of the cougregation Sees very encouraging, g of the call Mr. 1 bave not decided yet what I shall do in the matter. 1 realize that the is a noces sity of careful and energetic work herc where I have been for nine years, and yet I can say thut this church is in excellent condi- tion und there is no reason why th wor should not move eht on if I sheuld go elsewhere. If I go it will not be on account ot a tinancial consieration, for my sulary there will be the same, for'the first year at least, as it is here. The consid- erations which induce me to think favorably of aecepting this call are more of a_ personal id yvet I do not think thut oae could il them selnsh. 1 have been in the west I,O\\'vf;'n' hilxll!l.\'uilrs umung)mun \\iIlO‘ 1 l“]“\l:“ Considored whout my equal, a good deal hko | G voll ut lenst, and 1 huvo not been sur. | \iniow 'enps,” motaliie rounded by thuse incentives which might | 1112 Dodge St. | have forced me to do at all times my utmost in those directions which enlarge oune's vowers and resources, I huve felt that it world be better for me auring the next ten years to be thrown among my superiors and at the same time hive moro ample facilities for in and hearing the greatest thinkers and workers of the country more frequently thuan we can here in Omaba, I ean doa good deal of hard work when pushed to it, and I believe it will b2 to advantage to be placed for a time wheve I shall bo oblized to do my utmost. If I go to Chicago 1 shall not have'so much outside work to auttend to as [ have had in Omaha. The finances of the congregation will be looked after by the ofi- cors tho church, and I shall have more time for veul pul- = pory pit work. The church to which I 5 have been calied is a very important one and LECTRICAL SUPPLIES. stands in ueed of some very varnest work in = o2 — the pulpit. 1t has reachied a point where it | Wolf Electrical Co, | VELROIT-AUTOMATIC must tike a leuding place anmong tie churches. Electric Motors of the South Side and I shall feel, if I accept 10KUO { ana Dyumos, Cataloeun the cull, that I have cutered unon @ work that froe. T A, Kinnoy, Gen'l will demand the very best efforts that I can Akt 552 5 NV Lifo i & possitly put fosth, i order to fill the posi- tion evin 1n a measure us it should be filled.” P Mr. Willard Seott hus been pastor of the St. Mary's avenue Congregational cnurch ever since it was oreanized, nearly wine years ago, Tis success and popularity have been quite remaricable, Beginuing with no membership atall the ehurch has grown 1o be the largest, in point of member- Ship, of any Congrogational church in braska, having at prosent nearly 400 meim- bors. The ehurch proporty is valued at £30,000 and the cougrewation” is one of tho Mot prosperous and progressive i the ciry. Rev. Scott has neen at the head of tho Crete Chuutaugua for Lwo veurs, he hus beeu, u trustee of Doane college ‘for five years ana | M1 at Hendecson, Min one of the ieading spirits of the Home Mis- ST sionary board for long tme. He is u £, F, Gilman, scholurly gentleman, w forcetul und 4 1o o cutertaining pulpit orator and o h model pastor. A very wido eircle of friends and acquinntances, both inside and outside of the church, would regret to sce M. Scott leay (lIH.IIHL but is he should go he wWill carry with bim to Chicarzo the good will of the thousunds who know him in Nebraska, Mr. Scott is @ New Yorker, eraduated from Williams college fn 1375 with high bouors, especially in bistory and politi economy. After completing his course at tho Union theological seminary, he entered the local missionary work in the city of New York, and_ fually b pastor of Presbyterian of West, Farms where bored with marked success for three Then decidine to follow the advice of Horuco ley hie came to Omaba and organized the St. Mary's Avenuo Congregational church, Flo ins “boon @ persistant, courageous und fuithful Christian worier ever since ho reached Omana and has guthered about him w large and influential cougregation of Chs tian peoplo who esteem hiar highly. Very stroug inducements will bo brought to beat upon M. Scott to dissuade him {rom the iden of leaving Omaba and it is possiblo that the members of his congregation may |0 S0 14 in k ping him in Owmal but the prosent iudicutions are that e will go to Clicago. West & anhur, Manufactures fine clgars, Joubers of leaf tabaceo, COAL, ml\l«,, E Omaha_ Coal, Coke & Lime Co., Tard and soft coal. 8 I cor. 10th and Douglas atrocts 1, Contant & Squires, Hard and soft conl ship pers 1508 Farnam strect Oninlin, “Howell & Go,, 27 s ott said yes- American Fuel Co., Shippers ani_denlors n anthracite and ity 10us conl 1ath street. 14t Street, 205 8 Omana, 7N0bl’a’skn Fuel Co., 213 8. 1ith Streot, Johnson Bros,, 914 Farnam Street, Om el Omalin CORNICE. F. Ruemping, | Galvanizad iron cornlcos, Dormor windows. door caps, fntale ete. Tin fron ani a1:te roofe I Farnam St Eagle Cornice Works, AND LIME. Oady & Gray, Lime, cement, cte., ete. CEMEN' J. J. Johnson & Co,, 218 8. 13th Streot, Omiaha, Neb. Cor. 9th and Douglas Sts DRY GOODS. M. E. €mith & Co,, |Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Dry gouds. noti ins, fur- Goods Co, Blshing koo s, Dry oo notlons, gonts’ furnishing koo cor. 1th and Howas ot Corner I1th and Howard. Wiustrated caf froe. 1614 Capitol Avenue. ARM MACHINERY, Parlin, Orendorff &| T. G, Northwall, Martin Co., westorn ngent Corner Jonea and Skndin Tlow Con Ui, Nob 1351 Sherman Ave, h sts. I "LOUR. “ T. Davis Mill Co. .G, vnderwood, Mannger at Omaha. Cor. sth and Jnckson Sts Omaha Milling Go., Me-ehant Mill E. L. Weloh & O 1012 N. 160 Street 3. K. MeCray, Manager. 1ith Street Munager. FURNITURE A1 Dowey & St.ne Fur- | Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co., niture Co. ATy Successors o C. A, Beebe 1111 Farnam Strewt. | Grace and ith Bs.omaba ol URNISHING GOODS, J.'T. Robinson Notion Co. | Gonts turnishing gooas, W colebrated branid | Buckskin " overalix, pants. shirts, coats, ot Cor. Pl und Howard Ste GENT'S k Sohne der & Loomis, Jobbors ana Tmporters of notluos and furnishing Kkoods, church ho years, of the 1L Howgrd S OIL AND DRUGS J. A, Fuller & Co., 1402 Douglas Stre (LA PAINT, Ko nard Glass and Paint Co,, 1403 Hacnoy 3 Ol Neb « Blake, Bruce & Co,, ) w; maha. William Cummings. South 10th St The Howe scales, the ouly scale with pro tected bearings. Nocheek rods. Catalogue of Borden & Selleck Co., Chicago, 11, e, arriage Licenses, The following marriage licanses wera issued by Judge Shields yesterday: Name and address. § Ered Hanseiildt, Douglus county 1 Frandi Storus, Douglus couuty 017 and 03 Leavonworth St. O, Neb. GROCERIEN, M(-ycr & Raapke, 1403-1405 Marney Street, Paxton & Gallagher, 118, 10th Street, Owaha Nob Sloan, Johnson & Co,, Yth and Loavenworth Streots, Neb "McOord, Brady & Co., 16tk and Leavenworth, D. M Steele & Co, | 12)1-120) Jones Street, N DeWitv's Littlo k Buildi Two minor pormit issued by the superintendent of yesterday £150 were « uildings 1nhia, Neb. Omalia, Allen Broi,, 11061110 Harney Street, JOHNIA. MCSHANE. McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, . 13th Ft, First National Bank Buia | Hugh H, Olark, Omaha, Neb. Gen'l Western Agent of uritles, commercial 28 | powdar, Atlus high explo- * Sive blusting caps, fuses Lo A 1218 Laraey s treedd FIANKIC CONDON Omaha, Neb ha, Neb. G \I OW. Ifil’l{ 809 Do estate. Short tio on approy #d collateral security Oysters, Fish and celery, 319 8outh 10th Bt Cons lidated Tank Retl wils, axlo grense, o I Platt & Co., Line Co. ned and lubr I Ruth, Manager. = Ribbel & Smith, e uce, ote. wrl ter, ckKs 1 flchbmun & Sons, Butter, eggs and poultry Count vewe cinlt 5 Forelgn & DowesticKrulty ¥i Unrpnnur Papur Co., Carry prin wrlt “En wards SASHL, DOORS, M. A. Disbrow & o, Robert Purvis, PRODUCHE, COMMISSION. Sohroeder & Co., lers in country prod- | Cash buyers butter and fruits, vegetalles, | egis. and gonoral com- txslon morehnnts. 7 Howard Stroot. uth 1 Streot. E. B. Branch & Oo., Produce, fruits of all Kinds, oysters, d Harney Stroots. Howard Street. te for prices on but- ultry, and ke, tth Jas. A, Olark & Oa,, Butter, cheese, cxgs poultry and game. @09 South 13th Streot. * Williams & Oross, Produce and fruits. 200 Howard Stroet. Bates & Co., produce, frults, ctailes, Rrocers’ ape- few. tons, pices, ete 175410 8. 11th St 1214 Tarney Streot. Randazo & Son, 211 8, 12th Street. IdaOranges nnd Sielly [ RUBBLR t.mms Cmaha Rubber Uo., Manufacturers and jobs stock of | bors nll kinds rubber i and rd pn a full tng, wrapp g paper, ¢ merson Seed Co, tonlors 1n kraln wnd en, grass, Bohn 8ash & Door Co M oLurors of moulds ings, blinds. doors, Oitice 123 ee Hullding. irers of sash Blinds and ings. Branch of 1200 und Tzard Sta. | Moon —_— STE U. 8. Wind Exgmo &| 18 G 1M L\'l) WATER SUPPLIES. A. L. Strang & Sons, i \ilm.l Mills. 1002-1004; Farnama 3 , i e, acting manag'r TEA, t'()[«'lv' s Pump I Omaha. Neb SPICE Consolidated Coffee N fane 1< I UNI A 685 Exchango Butlding, PURIFIZS Company, and 141 Harney St, Omahn, Neb, TOYS BIL : B H. Hardy Co., The Brunswick- alb Balke-Oollender Ooyy nouse (e’ | gyitard merehnnaise. chtld- | Ruloon Hxturos 4w, 400 8. 100k Kereety Oinbn. SOUTH OMAHA. ON STOCK YARDS CO,, - - LIMITED D. Bo-er & Co,, Hunter & Green, %0 Exchange Bullding, Aol ms, m.:“ 018, South Omaha. South Omiahin. e FELIX woUsAUIE oiliam, 0k MAGICNL 1 S T Bhotscnaid ORIENTAL AU ik e . It i ot or 38 /|.|.. wire it is pro Ha iy bie ity, and i, {apatict) “An you Heww i1l une thibing D ‘Gous Fanid'sCrcan' as st s mful OF alk ai o Ve L "FRENCH SPh A PO dlseacas oftl where ot! ¥ EYR TR . alk ) TAHL Foi 8al o By All Drunl o - / =2 v Imported, American Porte e A0S, - -