Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE. MARKETS. Oable News Discnraging to Wheat Holders | at the Opening, GENERAL WEAKNESS IN ALL CEREALS. Bradatreots' Report Materially Ef- fected Trade in Al Branches— Pork Advances Caused a Flurry on ANl Sides. ORICAGO, Til., Sept. 2 ~The cahle news was | alldiscouraeing to holders of wheatat the opening, und in the absance of any domest features of un opposite tendency the murket opened hore at a decline of from '4e to %e for Decomber. The bulk of the business at the atart was 81.00%. compared with 8L01'§ as the | market closed yestoriay. Some sules were made at 81004, and then . refractory move- ment st in and carried the price up to #1.01% and after selling back to 3101, 1t made an- other advanco and 31,0114 wis reached beforc 1t turnod agaln toward a lower r These fuctuutions coverad the business of the first hour. Liverpool was a quarter penny Tower and continental mackots w 180 e er; but the receipts hers woro 154 ears less than the estimate. Bradstroot's estimate of the visib'e supply. showing an incroass of stocks in the United States of over 1,600,000 bushels, wis a weakening factor ufter the first hour, The principal source of the wealkness. how- ever, which followed during the second hour and during which Decenber declined o $1.0., proceeded from the very many soiling orders which came from New York. The privite wire houses appeared to have no end of such or- ders. and the local crowd took that as sufli- cent hint and sold heavily. Following the fluctuations already recoraed thors wers id- vunces 1081004 and deotines t o #100, several thues repeatod, and on one occasion the nd- vitnee reiched 2L00% on the lute quotation for Fuglish consols. showing a decline of d=1iic from the one precoding it This decline in consols was at first ascribed by the crowd to the shaking of fists at each other by the - un potentites, hut when it was found to be mereiy die to’ the last quotation Jiving been ivin ex-dividend, the hoomlet * which anioned stopped shortand the price on e Degan huniping on 81 and even Wi e and % were the ocensionl selling prices. The extrene woakness of the forsen narkels it the close was reflected here in jinis hod business; the end for the final figures were wWie Corn started on a boom on the reports of frost in the fur northwest, which it was foared might make its appenr: g the corn fleids durin: the nizht. Luter in the day the word was passed around that the frosi had cancellod ail dntes and had indofinitety post- poned its sonthward tour, and upon that the arly boom collupsed. so the price which in the meantine had heen shoved up about 14e above the closing price of the diy before tumbled antil all that gain was droppod out of might and about be sides. receipts licre were almost 100 o under yesterday's estimates, which were of the milder influences i support of the eirly ndvance bt the estimited receipts for tomorrow belng 710 ears wits, on the other d,an added rewson o the postponenent frost_visitution for the succeeding de eline. tho first decling following the end of the frost'scare, cnrried the price of October down to 58tye. nfter it had held as high us 6lc. but aftor recovering agaln to 35e. the bix break of the duy followed and near the close waus recorded. The closing price was against 20%e 4t the corresponding tine yes- terduy. he'early trade in_oats was fairly active, but the mirket wis ver; et during the la ter part of the session.The st prices we 3pe above lust night's elose. An advance of e, goenrred through sympathy with corn mdorf and Vale 100k advinitaze of the bulgo ta unlond the October oits they pur- chased yesterdiy und caused abreak of from 150 to o, Another advanee of e followod. when Tho market Lroke agiin and elose sleady to %c lower than it did yesterdny. The markot for hog proucts opencd. rather irre ular. and while some sales weee mado at le than yesterday’s closing prices, there were too many buying orders 1o allow of & permanent drop at that time. The receints of pizs woere heavier than had been estimuted terday and the prico was lower and cons tiy In the face of that prico jpork ctimbed from #1200 for January at the Start up to 8415, T about Half wminute somosu prise was folt by those who had started by offering it ut the lower price. The advanco wiis in sympathy with the early udvance corn, and when later 1t becatie very wos pork_followed und closed from 10c 1o 124 ower chanyesterday. Lard and ribs wore comparatively steady, the foraier closing un- changed to 24e lower, while the latter closed 233¢ lower (0 2i¢ highor. Tho lead ng futures ranged as follows: TARTICLER, | OPE: G 4 W [CTOSE Beptember. [ Getobes Muy: .o s OATH N0, 3 Septomber. . October.....| May MESK PORK October. ... December Janunry Cash quotations were as follows: oul—Kirmer and more active on expory WHEAT-No. 2sprine whoat wheat, 87s@tie: No, 2 Cony—No. 2, 65 OATE—No! No. 3 whi Ryk BAKLEY 2, 65aiie; No. No. 4, 4504 LAXSE 071405 No. Sspring 2 red, 93¢, No. 2 white, 81, 0 por barrel. 1 20L0.70. liry s bork, Tard. per ewt (Tooss L0GT.00 20, 20@10.25; short ribs sides alt=d shoulders i short eleur sides (boxed), Distillers’ fi shed goods. per g Buaans—Unchanzod; eut loaf. 57ye, Receipts and shipments todiy wore as fol- lows TANTICLEN, [ RECHPES | RITPMENTS Flour. barre Wi v 23,000 20,000 510,000 000 Rye o Barioy, bushieis. : On the produce exchango today the butter rket was stoudy and unohanzed. Faney sin crenmery, 2X0%0; fine wostern, 187 fine dalry, 1@18c; ordinary, 12@lic. Eggs, 16Q 104 New York Markets, NEW YORK, Sept. 2. —FLouR—Receipts, 17,706 packugus: exports, B4 burrols L0 wicks: hoavy, unsettied, moderatoly wetive; sales, 20,100 Durrols W Rocoipts, 59,000 bushels: exports, bushels; waies. 5,206,000 bushels of fu- tures und 178,000 husheis of xpot. Spot murket heavy, lowor and moderately active: No, red, SLOLGLOY T olovator; 8106%@1. aflont; © BLUGHGO108% ber, 810 ungraded No. 1 thern to hard to arrive, 8115, Options’ declined * 15%@ 1%¢ on increasing recelpts and aceumn’ations: wenk cables; longs realizing: steady coutract deliverios and moderaio expore’ nterosts No. 2 red, September, 8105 $L05%; October, $1.00 November, $1.0801,00, ber. $LOWK@L10%, closing, #10%; Janu BLI0N@L Y, closing, 81115 May, #1HL@1 elosing, 81145 RYE-Dull, Weuk: westorn, 072080, OonN—Kedoipts, .800 bushels: exports, 5,834 bushols: sales, LIIO00 bushicls of fatures and 45,000 bushels of Spot. Spot market unsot- | 3 tled; lower, dull; No.2, T4@i50 | KD | 7ie atioat; unsraded mixed Options dvineed 4@iiye, ¢ e, elosing 1@ 10 down on delivery 1o, und including Do- cember, and L@e” down on Junuary and May, through _tianipulation; September, 7od 0t0, closing 704e: October. 616, olosing | vember, dutiilse olowig W Decon psing L\ @38e, May. 833044, 0/08] e 1DLs, BELO00 bushois: exports, €60 105,000 bushels of futures and 151,000 bushels of 'Spot. Sbot wirket low weuk and fairly active; Options weik, quic Beptembor, ®aite, closing e etobor, W@, 0 closing BYo; spot’ No. 2 white, #adte; No. 1, W0le; Noo 1 wh te, d1e: mived i, 6010 “white westorn, s@ido; No, igarfe. y—Quiot. tirm. 5—Weak, quiot Corree—Options opencd irregular at § oints up to % points down, closed aroly steady nt 10@® polnts down: siles s, Inoluding September, 8150061315 ber. $1400@1LN: November, $Uk 101 b 310.10; Junuury, $IZNEI2H0; March. $i% .85 spot Kio dull lower; falr cargoes, 18¢; No. 7, 16do16igc. BUGAK— K w, active. firm@r; talr refining, ¥i-160;centrifu 90 test,fut J T-10@3140 iniles. l L350 hogshoads aud 12,208 bugs muscovado & maln and had official date 1 certainly confirms the predic- d Wave of MOre than AYOFLge se- ‘ test, at 31501 85 haes of centrifneals, 08 tast, at 17-160, and &, OMAHA Mamfcturers” and Jobbers | D,l RECTORY. AWNINC Omaha Tent & Awn- GRAIN AND PROVISIONS < e Bryan Commission Go| A, 8, MoWhorter 712 1at NAt'1 Bank, Broke Private wiros b effect, though DAKOTA CATTLY, Stewart & O w Orleans, quist und st While this was han| pver the market 1t de- kors, gealn, prosislon Foran hour enrly in the atternoon the mar- kets rallied on the busis of the but the professional contingent and taking the hammered the niarket with consideral cess during the remainder of the though the s market of the closing hour was irregular.with fic a center of wenkness under free te bonr pressiire with substantial CoTToNSEED O11, PETROLEUM=Opened <lead prossire Lo sell i unofeial dis- the short sfde with If forelgners COLORADO CATTLE, Wheat as fast the past month 6 will doubiless provent uny material decline, T, to ciosely witteh ation us well a8 the crop outlook abroad and not get too radionliy comuitted to enter the ot 36, olou" Hid'g Private wire Chi bought for Al mar F. 0. Swarts & Ooy Private wire to it ARG spoculative situ- Cockrell Bros closing 16, o New York Dull; ateady. realizations Tng prices wore stendy, hut net deelines for the diy In the leading stocks, Unlon Pacifie in pirticulur losing upwards of St NACLBARK, Omahs Kxchanke bld g, 8 Omabe _— - HARDWAR Reotor & Willielmy Oo | Lee- Clark-Andreesen Hardware Oo. 13h and Harney, Omuhay Firm, auiet at 3714@3sc. Hetter demind, 180 Natl Bank TCRPENTINE Frost predictions and stimuted enabled tho eliqu nmocks. ofl and sosson, but finally eaused n closing was wenkness in other : new mess, $11.504 12,005 extra prime, $10.23 New York Money NEW YORK. Sopt 2 runglng from 1 to 0aing offerad at 1 p ANTILE PAPEIL EXCHANGE Qi for sixty-ny bilis | BAGS AND TWINES. T MEATS - Firn eds to keop his eyes wide opor and even then ho 15 {inble to unpleasant Outs dragged weikness, but they Jook l1ke good property on nventory of stocks of pro- more satisfactory to longs thin expected and the market developed con- able strongth puthy other all the time 5 percent; last loan Cor 10th and Jackson Sty S4@i4 per cent. A ot und stondy at W tlnrees at #7075 pteniber. 87 Bemis Omaha Importers and Manifac 12; option sales ; ‘cloging. $7.05 _—m s turned out Flour Sacks Hirlaps and ember, $.27; Junt The following were the closing prices on arly, but g 7 ¥ tly, bat. g Paxton & Vierling | Omaha Safo & Iron Tron Works, | builaing work Mutial Unton e v tpork decreas i 0 firm; western dalry, 6@8c; part skims,” 6a7iye month 2,000 £Ibs 16,400,000 pounds and other cuts of meat 18,350,000 pounds as con; Tust of July. wbout 10 per cent for | und 20 per cent for othe reduction In pork has boen f pork shows a d rels, while over A. H, Perrizo & Co 1406 Dodge Stront. M. 0. Daxon, Bicycles sold on monthly | With stocks the Ao hs been 3 per cent for ribs September, Manufrs firo and burglay vi domestic, #.55, tion ahuttors and s stralt, $20.00. Bincksmith work ¢ Farnam st 14th & Jackson sty AL I LU D LIQUORS Paul connola D& G 18t 5000 barrels of 0id pork ribout 48 per cent of the enti o of consumption stocks of old pork now reduced to Liiost cntirely nd then {8 may be exp ronds will b Kansas City Markets, BOOK BINDERS and STATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heintz Printers, binders, ol D& RGOWe Stendy: No Tler & 0o, 12 Harnoy St Manii(neti 'ra K EnstIndla Bitters L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesale Liquor Deal'rs No. 2 red, ensh, 8¢ bid sl Notes, KANSAS CiTy, Mo, Sept. 2. cted that ma- 1116 Howard stre 2. cush. 27e bid; wdeliverable on ec The situation Prica lists on applieatio Frick & Horberts, Liquor Dealora 2.—Cloarings, $0244.503; | frtor Junuary L BOOTS AND SHOLS Chas. A, Coe& Co. Manufacturers and 41 natives, mixed .. .. 2 Lerns, wethors wusterns, wethers BATORE, M., Sopt MeCormick 208: binlunces, HO4KT HILADELPHIA, to I C, Swartz eral influences surrounding the wh sh today and hay 1,Jones& Co Whole s loManufactur re £01-508 8, 10N St PR it ke SN OB k2 ST LUMBER. G. W. Donglass & Co Chicago Live Stock Markets. [Spectal Telox lod yesterdiy's ) amounting to 2EL000 at the pri- shipments o 1109 Hownrd st Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte Harney stroot NEW ORLEANS, La Clearings, 80 W. V. Mors: & Co,, Shoo Factory.Corner < ats Omabin 5,000: corn, 17,600; oats, 1u excess of th ances from the pointing belng only business wa Minneapolis bushels of spring wheat receipts here or, lndicath SHipaENTS—Wheat, © John A Wakefield, | tmported, American Pors finished wouk, csmen’s hands. CINCINNATL New York exchange rings, 80,154,000, 000 bushels and the less thun twenty loads, Sgie discount. call and oxaiine 118,000 head in the 110 North 16th Stroot Charles R, Lee, Hardwood yards, of which weak and u ¢ to 10¢ lower than yeste rison with Monday's prices 1 1 to 1e wis plitnly appie ading waw active 10115 wero tit hing would be sold. the market, however, out, a8 the arri promlise to be 11 . Clearings, $176,- White Lime Louis Bradford, Lumber. Hme cement,oto. e 89iilng nt 4 premin evoaly 0w sing movement BUTCHER! Louis Heller, 14 and supplies Firn: eash, Sie; October. Clearings & John L, Wilkie, 1 market opened strong on - good buy- Ixchinge on New BosToN, Muss., Scpt ances, 1064788 Hlenring house bal- L the closing e tone of vd wenk through focil shorts. A sharp break took place cd provably by the f: 2Ipts of 700 15131819 Donglns, 23 1 uglas Strect Minaeapolis % heat Market. MINNEAPOLIS estimated Ars for tomorrow BOSTON, Mass, W7 balinces, 81,60 y on New York, 17@%¢ discount. Now York exchanze ~ Money stoady ut 6 per MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. | T. Oberfelder & Co., Tmportors and Jobbers In Nitives we for to cholee which tho market wis K in futures, ceipts at primary CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC. W.T.Soaman, | raest Varlety WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. _— C. A. Stonehill, suppointment No. 1 north Ly whom belleve a showing of 1¢ Cnicaao, T, No. ¥ northiern. 2510 86,45 for v ping steers. nmon to fancy < Of Westerns wej ty day bills and | buying at the start. with 205,210 amiL212 Sonth 114t market, but the break in grain seemed to in- the close was decidedly tame at the lowest pricos of the duy. NEW York, Se HO-1S S 16th St, Omaha, _—_— MUSICAL INSTRUMEN Max Meyer & Bro Co Mg jewolers, de iverpool M fluence it later Liverroor, cipally spo oxtronoly w did not zet out of that later fooling wis ov k Market. Sept. 2.—~The following were losing prices on stocks in the the Boston stock market today: chiinon & Topeka BOsTON, Mas intensaly do- sped wround CARDPETS. Cinsas winter. hard, & demand fair. market fod twoen strength thons in prices show qulte ¢ is not %o much u onesided market it has been Unguestionably 165 hive hoen mide, At the sume " time great confidence is shown in ricos going higher and many operators, par- 1y those who general public,” are no tions but are quiotly chases. Truders, howe expecting a down turn at the opening which wiwwith quite a boom. buying freely on s wore executed the market The Union Pacific was especially weal during the da CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturars and Wholesale Clothiars, A. Hospe, Jr, uy has changed Conn—Firm; frequently be- Before 0 o'clock prices had eased off fully o to 10e per 100 pounds, while further along ssions of from The range of prices at the closo mon Lo cholee beuvy nelusively that it Materlals, Fte., 1513 Douglas Streot. -_— . OYSTERS. MIDwAtKE number of i AL muny renlizing tings, eurtain koods,ete 1511 Doulas atroct 2 WikaT—Enay: Farnam and lith, from #.50 to welzhts und $4. ch trading arou Stendv: No. Flint & Pere M Flint & Pere M pfd Muss Contral., d the extremos, #4,75 .25 buying the bulk of the neavy and weizhis coing 128 included a ble number Toledo Grain Market. trying to cut 2 on to their r.sold freely and of the light Platt & Co., Oysters, Flsh o 20% | Anniston Tand C at from #5.00 1o # *L 14 Boston Land Co fow cholera hogs and a con and September, Stewdys: cush OATE—Quiet Manufactures fine clgnr London was a tietor, RLU0 O from the prices paid for corn 519 Bonth 10th Bt 1011 Farnam Stro Water Power. . ceipts, 10,0005 WIS Contral pfd.... shipiments, 4.0%. Allluar M. CO. (6w ) sported that or the first tima sinco the market was really ction which hut which has he NEw Yonk, Sept. 2.— the lute rise b weak today and the re COAL, COKE, RIC, Cons lidated 1 were sold yester ure of the company to redeom. native cows, Omalia_Coal, Ooke &| Coutant & Squires, A soft conl ship- London Stock v —The following failed to muteri Hard and soft coal s, $5.10085 55 AR Dingins | London stoek quot ROBiuth, M —_— PRODUCE, ( Ribbel & Smith, undoubtedly e A Hquidation of long accounts of some mugni- offorts of rectod against a few of the leund speculative effect upon 1inois Cent Consols mone a Moxlenn ordinary . who predict much highor pri sition to sell stocks todiy was un cthened by prodiction of 4 tin the corn belt whic enouih to Injur regarding it, however, are itfs not cener iy believed frost will be severe enough to do injiiry. This dispo- SupEr—Receipt lower: ewes, 817 Howell & Co, 2078 10n Strect, ‘OMMISSIO Schroeder & Co., Dealers in country prod- [ Cash Luyers butter and American Fuel Co,, Shippers ana dealers in 1z shares for list in general. 1y he severe the growing crop. PO s ndian Pacitie. auragiclanysand York Live Stock Mar NEW YORK. 1,015 head, including checking of the buying, less act ve and the s done wus less evenly distributed than usual of late, prominent s portion of th The rates for morey terially during the last week, but they are not they should have any materfal effect upon the buyiag of stocks and ny quarter is felt on that The tigher rates now exacted are the lositimate effect of a larzer stoks specula- tion and result even wiore from the desire of wke all possible the boom wh le it lasted than fromany appre: arcity of funds. The bunks still have a large surplus and the rates are hi her here BARSILVER—I5 1-16d per ounce. 1207 Tloward Streot 423 South 1th Street. |E. B. Branch & Go, “Nebraska Fuel Go., | Johuson Bros., OMAHA MARKETS, market for in the open mi short Dills 24 per cent, three months' bills, 2% per cont. Coloradoes, bulls and cows, A0 nts today, 5475 quar- 1 o large pro- Robert Purvis, OxanA, Sopt. 2. 217 Tioward Stre nlin;Nab Write for prices on but- ve hardened ma- ters of beef. London Stocks Lively. moared with 1683,y Wednesday of last week, 5, #5,5000.00 butiermiik calves, £4097 4, EEP—Recelpts, &40 he sheep, #4004 1300 and Harney Stroets, CORNICE. ooy Jus. A, Clark & Co, The murket eariy was about stoady, but on heavy receipts late in the duy became wonk and lower on beeves yetatupont I ilroad sccurities There wus a tendency tow New York selling which were obviousiy sent with a view of in- Realizatlons by weak flsrhbr‘mu dzv Sons, Butter, eggs and ponltry. no apprehension in thon, die to sonme Eagle Cornice Works, Manufuoturer of all erade: was steady on the best grades of lower ou other fcand e and nd firm on good feeders and slow weak on other: Tha@lie per 1b.; dressed higher ut 9@ fluencing the market. and timid holders caused from the best point, but there was still left a general advance on the day w tion ot Union Pacitie. fourths of 1per cent, and L poultry and gn 1209 Howard Street Bates & Co,, 5,011 head, fnciuding 4 cars 46 00 por 10) 10 the lenders to receipts of hogs compured with 3 453 yoster nesany of lust week, for sale; murket steidy at 81 Knnsas City Live Stock o dropped which dropt Tho market was active and fitm early in tho duy and lnter bocame nd c:0sod with all s0ld at about yos- <0 0f the prit Uiie biille seliig at & 95500, INT AND LIME. v 3.3 Jobuson & o, | Cady &Gray, Lime, cement, ete., ete. CATTLE—Ro- demand and anced from 134 to 8 per cent Bank of E stockersand feeders, 32 Tand Ballion. t of builion with England on bulance unchecked by any artificlal means. Sy terest today’ ceniers Pacific and while there wus the usual number of new rumors in regard to the company, good and bad, set atloat the stock became. the par- ticular murk for the bours point it showed & loss of ne most of which was broug ing, pure and simple. 9. Tho averaze of the prices 4,002 a5 conipu 175 Wednesday of last week. skp—Oflicial receipts pared with 542 kR GOODS Omaba Rubber Co., Manufacturers and job- I again around drawn from the Bank of yesterday and toduy, £100,000. Cor. 8th and Douglas Sts —_— DRY (GOODS. Kilpatrick - K SHEEP—Rocelpts, 52 Carpenter Paper Co., yesterduy. The markot was Tamibs, $4.00@5.00. Paris Kentes. PAnis, Sept. 2—Three per cent rentes 05t 82140 for the account. nd at 1ts lower Ly por cent St. Louis Live Stoc 00d 60 t0 70 1b, M. E. Emith & Oo,, Dry gonds. notions, fur nishing goods. 4,000; shipments, wsactions (n the ompurativel : Texins wnd 2 A0@ 15: cunners. $1.60622. 10, shipments, 600; Denver Mininz stocks. DENVER, Colo., Sept. 2.—Therc was very, business in Receipts and Official receipt isposition of tovk. and disposition of shown by the books of the Union stoc the twontv-four hoars endfn 50'clock, p. ., Septembor 2, 151: Louisville & Nasnvilio nnd Chicazo. Columbus. Cincinnati monopolized portion of the dealings as Well us the impor- Dry zoods. notions. gents’ furnixhing goods cor. Hth and 1o ward The _followinig otations on the Mining exchange: .. 26 |[Running Lode . & St. Louls Corner 11th and Howard —_— ELECTR! leotrical Co. Hlustrated catalogue company fo iight, ¥5.100 James Hughes, Stoyes repairs of all kinds Emerson Seed Co, Seod growers, doalers in krass, graln and ICKING INTEL ong and confiden was not as heavy as duri wders “und boars soon got to work with some chinces of success and d by some realizing hammered Union Pus down materially in the first few minutes' Of the active stocks were eated the same way, although the declines The pressum, however, opening wis st h the demand Tast two days, and th 0% Ballaral 8.7 [iTEs av e 42142 South 15th, ey SASIH, DOORS, M. A, Dishrow & Co, Munufucturers TROIT-AUTOMATIC Electric Motors Decrease in Number of Hogs Butch- A Still the Feature, (07 % ith Street. 7| Bt Indian., BLINDS, ETC Pohn Sash & Door Co rernof mould- biinds. doors, ete. tho Price Current will say Returns for the past pucked agninst 25,000 last year, 1514 Capitol Avenue. Omntia Packing Co. The G. 11 Hammond Leavonworth Gold Treasi FARM MACHINER Parlin, Orendorff & | Martin Co., Corner Jones i a decrense May Mazeppa..... Room 42; Heo Bulldinz. T. G. Northwall, Atchison was the leader in activity nion Pucific in weakness, and whilo ma- RBhippers and foeders.. Leftover...... LM AND WATER SUPPLIES A. L. Strang & Farnam Street. ors, they recovered most of their losses te trading when the covering of shorts by the professionils cnused 540-151 Sherman Av e Kansas City ! U. 8. Wind Engine & | Pump Co., ny Wind Mills San Francisco Min SAN FRANCISCO. olosing guotations for 1z Quotation Sept. 2.—The officl mining stocks today hy close was actiye but prices were left the forenoon. R. T. Davis Mill Co. y sl fr dacific is down 215 per oent Northwesteri euch Cedar Rapids ado Coul aud Manager at Omuha I, COPFE Consolidated Coffee Bent & Buichur. . Bodie Consolicated. Railrond bonds were sure upon the share list and pri to wealk in the forenoon, later in tho day. by the pres were hoavy overing somoewhit wding reached $2.4 The final changes are gonerally insignifi- cant, but many of the netive bonds are lower und Mobile & Ohio 45 lost 2 per cent at 6 per Cala. & Vil 8. F. Gilman, | Omaba Milling Go., Morchant Millers. nd Ml LS North |Unton Coasolidaj Gould & Curry Ieana 1 1 Per bushel, 82,00, SWEET POTATC STOCKERS AND FEEDER BILLIARDS. The Brunswick- Bulke-Collender O, ALOUPES—Per do7. Onlifornta Crawfords, single oy Governmont bonds dull. steady. Stute bonds dull The tollowing a the loading stocks on the charge today: St L nis Mining Q D CARDP | Beebe & Runyan Fur- "URNITURE A Dewey & Stone Fur- > tho closing guotations for Home grow w York stock ex- 3 Museat, por ¢ n&—Culifornia Burtlett, & ifornin varieties, & K-1h baskets 45@ Today was a bear H. Hardy Co., tlie mining exch ncall with the proveil- Successors 10 €, N. Y. Chie. & 8t Furniture and earpots, Ohlo Missiasippi.... LONB=Shipping stock, 1@ tor hox. 1.0 BANANAS--Por bunch, shipping stoek. St Louis Aspen.. 16| Sliver Aue Contral Siiver.. il e k) Bt s Rl GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Sohme dor & Loomis, | J. T. Rob | Ontario & Western: | Oregon T provem Ite Mountaln UNION STOCK YARDS €O, A. D. Boyer & Co,, Exchange Bulldiog, 14t proferrod do 2d preferred. . Chicago & Alton Peorin. Dee. & i Rollunce, Fatent, RS Owhia Milling company. Mining Quotations. nvineible Patent, ¥ ~The closing mining ro us follow: Hunter & Greea, KERS AND SPRINGERS. A Importoes of 1 cow and calf ... onta’ furnishing NEW YORK, stock quotations notlons and fur Cay € G881 Davis Mill compar Hizh Patent, & SUL & SF ISt 1 cow and oalf cow and ealf 1 cow and culf 1111 Howard Str — OIL AND DRUGS. J. A, Fuller & Co., 102 Douglas Street, e Enst Tennesses 0 18t profurred o 20d proferred ) i Kansus ilard Wheat, Patent, #2/60; raskin Steaights, §2.50, St Paul'§ Om GLASS, PAINT Kemnard Glass and Crown Point 1, $280; Snow Whit A210; Tow gr wnn: Conl & Iron No other preparation is “as good as” Pond’'s Extract. Sterea Novada | Tol s O, Cont. pid: of the Pantry #280; bran, #1 oopel feed, § 2,00 Houston & Toxas 11inots Contral s Market, ~Trade in dry zoods con 1provement ut both first St L& Pac. pfd Wella Fireo kxp. towls is slow niicipate over The market on old William Cummings, | Blake, Bruce & Go., Leavenworth St RLOUGA2 for the best old hens, Colorndo Conl! 17 And 019 South 18t St ably bottor request, s a 2ood denind Colored cottons are in % pervades the Tn better demand and bring #2255 ) the_marvelous French y CALTHOS free, and 1 pice Lt CALTHOB will in burges & Emisslons, ey aricocele Loulsyille & M v dross Koods. steady request market anil ves the tone of that cluss of fubrics: ) HIOFS WOTIVA, market is firming o preferrid GROCERIES, Meyer & Raapke, very seareo The packors' price 15 of desirable grades nts of goods Lrings @17 Paxton & Gallagher 7118, 10th Street ign O Mark 't with readysale. Vegotables, 10430 per quart T Spirits, 235 40 per ewt.; prin prices at which choleo stock is billed out on Drdors unless otherwise stated PETROLEUM Sloan, Johusou & Co. ORIENTAL COUKALDS MAGICAL BEAULTY D. M Steele & Co, 1201-1203 Jones Stroet NEW HBEETS HEANS=- N VY, sules of stock today were d s wupplying the Swan Land & Cattle Co, McCord, Brady & Co., Missourl Pae ! 1 alniost exelusive orthern Pacitio nd al SUGAR--Qulet: holders aloof; nothing done Coplous ralns have fallen, Allen Bros,, j5- 1110 Harney Street McShane & INVESTMENT BANKERS, Al Bank Bal Western Unlon, 3450 Hopkins & Co. 10 oponing was w Yo by | Rt e NPOWDER, “Hugh H. Olark. ncial Review, The remainder very beurish \bles continued th come in wouk sl and very littie mainly on covering by shorts. esldent Dillon & loan of 100,000 was Unton Pioifiv wis fudmitting sold out yestordiy ciniciior & DoTiily : aclion & Dobilitox 8. 13th §t, First Natio ing, Omaha, 5 wore ruther export Ingu exirded as anyihing 1i0re serious than the resuit naturall been oxpected in anlalng plan. lsputches regardiug the threatened with the debt of Ewerson, Biker & Kenuedy Je)¥al Onihe ros SVe biustiug cops, fuses Harueys treek nd although this has little not improve at present ou the markot here or abr spproved collaterai