Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, S/{_;lfl'I{DA\'. SEPTEMBER THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Only a Moderate Business in Wheat, but Numerous Fluctuations. SOME GOOD BUYING AT THE START. But the Demand Soon Slickened When New York Traders Turned Very Sharply to the Seli- ing Side. T1l, Sept. 4.—Only & moderate business was transactod in wheat and whiie prices wore the object of numecrous fluctuas tlons the changes were within a smaller range than usual. The market was governed moro orless by speculative operations—aceording 1o which way the majority of the orders hap- pened 1o be~whether on the buying or selling wlie Wheat showed a little strength around the openin . Influenced chiefly by the fact that cables quoted Liverpool Xd higher in futu There was some gond buying at the start, partly by the local professionals and partly on outside account. New York hud some buy- Ing orders at the opening and there seened to e but Hittle for sa The first trading in Decomber 2101 und 3101, the market getting a littlo strength from tho exeitement which ruled in the provision pit. But the demand soon sluck- ened. and New York turning sharply to the selling side of the market and northwest being weak there was an frregplws decline to $1,00! ut the decline reaches . good many buying orders. and i Fumor ¢aining currency that Germiny was o renov part of the duties on American erain there wis something of a rally. December going buck to $101 A Now York telegram sald the reduction in the Germun duty on wheat was only 10 per cent, or cquial to ibout 21 per hushel instead of 10¢ per bushel. But both reports were discredited and sooi ceased Lo buve any nfluence, A cuble to Norton Worthington qioted Adownward tendency i wl in flour and weather Drilliunt w eahio reportinz No. 2 red 214d lowerin Liver- pool ind London also showipza decline with the exeitement in the prov sion pit subsidin there was «deeline to #1005 at noon. Tho market continued weak, declining to #.00%, but rullied near the elose und elosed at 3101 The Board of Trade elosinz cable guoted No. 3 red winter at Liverpool il lower. Beerbolini's Jate eabie sald Liverpool was %d higner. Ber- 1in showed an’ advinee of 2 marks, hut Ant- werp was lower and Parls 10¢ lower. Corn was lower, owing to the [ t anticipated frosts did not materialize. Thero wits @ Lghtone at Des Molnes—too light other- thero wis no appearance of ono in the s the market was builed yester- thio annger of frost, the failurc of the liction knocked out the props and a de eline followed. October opened b LD though there were n few losses, but broke stendily tosxige. Then there was o gradual hardening owlng to the strength in provisions e domund from shorts with 585, eased off and held for a timo 150, then sold up sharply to 6ise. e Was siid to hive sold freely on the advance. After noon there was . break to B%e, n ronction to G0'.a: the murket held around 6e for somo time, but finally weik- encd iand closed at3%c., The advance to 6)'5¢ was on a scare about \d indefinite runiors of frost. Owing to fears of manipuiation in September and October the tra pidly drifting into ad May deliveries., comparatively Steady with the fluctuations in October confined 10 a range of Sy, closing with hye advance. The reported reduction in the duty on grain caused a flurry . wnd espeeluliy s thero were foreizn ers on the market, and that cerel 4. ed by the an 0t that Germany had remoyed the on Amorican hog products. The bt short and mide haste (o cover. Ucto- ber pork sold for 310774 to $10.05. broke to &0 cted and closed at #1090 against 81061 0t t 1 gained CRICAGO, was around ot that the ovision 1ounce- mbirgo wd was follows: WitEATNo. Eopiem 15 a2l 18 45 e January Cush quotations were as follows: FrLou Wiear epring wh onn—No. £, No. wllt‘lll‘ No. red, No. 2 white, 31@i2%; 07405 97430, X ':(lec. \or 2 Gi@tse; No. 3, 42bie, . 0. b.; 0. b, . 1, 81081 Prime. $1.27@1.98, vork, per barrel, $10.75; lard, short ribs sides (looge). 87.2/@ sultad shonldors (hoxed), 80505050 r sides (boxod), $7.507.0), dstillers' inished goods, per gal. No.4 o AXSEED—N. RrananEhs Pork—Me por ewt., Shorielo od; cut lonf, 5@3%e, lpts und shipments today were' as fol- Lo 303.00)] 427,000 B42.000) B d—lroui—tocelyts, 1100 puckiges; eXports, L7 barrels, 1 migderitoly neUive, wonks salos, 2,60 burrols. WiEAT— 00 busheis: exports, 90,110 Dus! 000 bushels of fu- tures und 17,000 bushieis of snot. - Spot markot dull, Irrogulivr, closing steady; No.rod, 31037 In (Slovator: | SLIK@LT afloat; '#1.06 @1LO0N% L 0 b, 0, BLUKB10N: raded. 30101 o. Ve thors. o Aty hurd to 5 Libx: 2 \Ontons wore duil carly: in Bart e on’the' Gormans buyiig, luter do- Sined K@ On " wanid Y Gabom T 090 van H@he on local buying. elosing steady at iy@hie under yesterduy. No. Beptember, #1054 1L0G. closing. ¥1.057% ber, SLOSR@L075, clostig, 8LOT 108100 ! 2, 81104 T BLOV @11, @124, elosing, 81117 ; May, $1.1 ng, B1153 "fivi - iieia f quict. Conn—Revelpts, 74000 bushols: exports, 43,800 busiiclas | wales, 00 bushols ot | flitures and 144,000 busheisof spot. Spot market firmar. falr business. No. b elovator; Y@ ate afloats ungraded mixod maiie; No, 2 white, Options “declined 4@1ise, ad vanced 4@ ¢ on bettor cable, olosed ty@bio upon wonths 0 May und 1o 10wor ‘on May. - Soptambor, i @50, olosing Tae: Octobor, 63E6e, 6l0s: ing 60 0; K@07e, closing 6 Decomber, 80%@60%¢, closing 60%e; Muy, 5% @by, elosing, boe. OATS—Recelpts, ‘924,000 bushels; exports, none: siles, 18,000 bushels of futures and 5,000 bushels of spot. Np arkot fafrly aetive and frregulur, clos ng easior. Options quict and rregulur; - September, ' 34 adie, 05 Octobor, @i 1-10e, closing 2 White, Soptemt S@iNe; Ootos #0:spot No. 2 white, 1004 e 1 wostor isei white westorn, $0@ise; No. 2 Chiloago, SASc. Firm, quiot. Weak, quiot -Options opened rrogular and un- chunged to 15 poluts up, closing barely steady and unchanged 1o 41,000 bugs, including September, Oc- tober. SRR rmly at 81,00 c. L f., for western 20 poluts 5 ) 814.0 @15.1 November, $UL XL i cember, #1261 |lllllhlf!~ 12,8000 i Murch. # 4 Spot Kio, atoady a«ll\clu\rbl‘ active; (uir\lll,,l)\'w. 18%¢0; No. 7,16 e SUlAN—Ruw quiot; firm. Refined firmer; good demund; off A, 4 1-16a4%¢; No. 10, wh\l Ilh‘:lfllll];‘l\ ners A, 4 5100, OLASSESNow Orloatis, falrly active, firm, RIGEqulor, e, .4 TTONSEED 011 Dull, FRTMOLRUAL- Opend Meak and declined 3o under pressure to sell from the west. 1o the fsthour o ko ridfiod Seund elised: yivania oll shot obenng. 50! 1 [Owest, 20; closinn, 504 i opened 60130} highest, 60% elosing, 6740, - Ll ofl, 1o sales, 17,000 hurrel TALLOW-Qulet, steady, ROSIN~FiFul, quict. Quist. steady, a demand; v} wostern, recolpts, 5101 pi WooL-Quieh steady; do #1e; pulied, 3@ Toxis, 17024 Pork—Dull, sthady? 010 mess, Luoas, #1500 1200} oxtra Cur MEATS -Stronger; pic! picklod hums, 100G 11, oS Flewer slhort cloar, Soptember, hnn Exolted, advanced 22¢2c on expected Totul sales, 1@ 8e. 181905 &10 irinie, $10.95@10.75, led bellies, 543¢; freer export Inquiry and on account of the re- moval of the duty an tucon erman wostern steam, $4.50; ales, 5,99 ti for export R4 city, #10 )0 tlorces; Septemb 30; October, §.20 vember, #7417 Decenber, $.47@7.50: closing, @705 January. $7.667.07; elosing, 87.02 bid. Horter—ln noderato demand and firm: western dafry, 13@170; western creimery, 15 ; wostern factory, 12415 Elgin, 2ii5c. Cueese—Wostorn, quict and wewk,, v@sc; ATt skims, 4a27i5e i Americun, f16.000182 1o TRoN=Dul Corprr=-Firm; luke, September, $12.90 ratie, #4.60. October, $1 1dy; straits, $20.10, © osing. Siontne: 4107 o ake, LEAD- Stond TN ~Quict, b dony t st Kansas City Markets, KANSAS CrT Mo. Sept. 4=Frovr— Stendy to firn i WIHEAT - Lo h and Sep- tember, 86 bid; N K8 bid, Conx'-Lower; bid; tember, i, OATs-Stoady ber, 2i%e bid, HAy ~Firm and un AX SEED—Stendy e Firm and dairy, Wi Tanlle: Steady 1z A Firm, at 15¢ ~\Wheat, Sop- chanzed ind unehan zed unchanged; store pack t 8l eamery, ed, 1161203 and unchar castern, L de: Kansis, 163 CHEEsE 2008 HECELD 400, Sit Nrs—Wheat, 1,500, 126,4%0; corn, 3.800; onts, 10,7005 corn, 16,000; onts, Liverpool Marke Livenpoor, Sept. 4.—WreAT—Steady mand falr: holders offer moderately as winter hard, none hore; No. 2, s i sntali receints of wheat past three duys we 264,000 Contals 158000 Ameriein, Comn—Firn’; demand fair; mised western 68 54 per centul: recipts of American corn st three diys were 10) centals. LARD—Prinio wostern, 58 per cwt, cr—United Statos finest, 818 id per ewt. S Markets. Sept. 4. \Wi #1.0043@1.0. asi, b6 Mo.. AT-Lower; Doceniber A Irregulur; ¢ October, asked OATS bid. Ponk—Stron Larn - Strong WHISKEY— 115, Milwaukee MILWAUKEE. Wis No. 2 spring, cas) Firm: cash, 20%c; October, At §11.25 #0.65 or tarkets, WHEAT-Qulet; No. 1northern, ain Sept. 4, 035 w0505 1. ensh, B4, white, $215: iex—Tirmer; No, rs—lilgher; No. ain Mark Sept 4 —WhEAT— L wus very” good, ck, No. 1 \ek. 0115009, No. finneapolis ¢ et. NEAPOLIS, Minn . 1 for cash whe 1 hard, on tr L August. aie; on t 2 northern, on trick, $i@soe, i Markets, ept. 4. —WiEAT—Steady; Cincinn CINCINNATL O, No. 2 red, K5c, Cons—Strong: OArs—Firmer: No. WHisKey—$ .18 No. 2, mixed. 6i@0 mixed Torero, O. tige. Conn—Dull; ¢ OATS—Quict: STOCKS AND New Yok, Sept. 4—The stozk market today threw off the forces of depression whien have had the upper hana for the last fow days, and although there was not that broadness to the dealings which marked the former advance, the dealings reached a large number of stocks and the leaders all scored material galns as the result of the day’s operations. The de- mand for stocks was 50 urgent that the shorts went In to cover and the buyer of this cluss ot operations provented the al reaction in the lust hour from the re fon of profits by the traders from day today. There was also an fndic tion of the stocks 1 the loan erowd although nothinz commanded o premium for use. The granzers were still the leders of the market especially in pointof activity, but the conl St0cks co e (e the front in re- speet 10 the advinces wade, all of them di the most pronounced scrength on a ratively moderate business. y of the speciddties, us usual, scored materiul g but the zeneral list, as o was moved in sympathy with shares within nacrow (mits, as strong at advances over last prices of from !5 to per cent, nd the up- ward movement was kept going till the ¢ 10 8ot buek of importance betng scon through' out the re day and even lar showed” no reaction Live stocks, St. ison, Burlington and Ro k Island iistied over one half of the total t tions, but the rest of the list were not dull and the business of the day footed upa respeet- able figure. The dealings were unusually de vold of specinl feature, the whole List moving in the same direction with nearly equal speed. The muarket finuly closed” active and strong at the highest prices of the day. The advances of note comprise almost the entire netive list, but Luckawinna r per cent; Union 1 25 per cent; Burlin ton, 2)5 per cent; Atchison, 2 per cent: cinnatl, Clevelund. Chicago L * Rock Island, each 1% per cent; ) cifie, 1 per o ke Shore and Pacific preferred, cach 13 per cent, er aInounts. 0t bonds have been dull but firm, Stato bonds have been dull and weak. The following are the closing guotations for tho leading stocks on the New York stock ox- change today Atchison . Adnma Expross. Alton. Terre Hatie o proforred..... Amorican Kxpross. . Bur.. Ro& Canida Pacifle. Canada Southier contral Paclh Chos, % Ohio.. do Iat preforro {0 2 proferre Chicngo'§ Alte CuB & CONSUL 034 ite DL L Weooo o | R Den. & I G llw(“.‘ 4 Enst To: o 1at do HONDS, I3 ssourl Northern and the Contrnt ot oo N Chie, & SUTL do proferre Ohlo Mississipi do preferred.. ... |Ontario & Western, I iy |Oregon Improvem't.. ' Oregon Nav &/ Orekon Trans aciic Mall. . 383 | Peorla, De 150 | Pittsburg. ... | Pullman Paia 116 1 CPauMin. & Panl§ Omahs . o preferrod. . o Coal & Tron... 3% w Prcltic, Cotton Ol Colorado Coal, 1 Lakohore Loulsyllle & I & Chinr Contral a0 pro Min & St aC pref Missourl Pacll o preferred”.... ro | Bulwer . 7| itich. & W LA Wisconsin € 0 |Great Northern pfd.. 20| Chicago Gus, . 533 Lend Trust 27| Sugar Trast . 0 Pacti regon S. L. & UL A intillers... e &Gulf, torn ‘The total sules of stock lu(luy wore Us4,Kis shures inclu Atchison, 005; Chieago wire, Lick Westers dolnwire & Hud rie, 7410 Louisville & Nashvllle, 1,055 Missourl Pacific, 10,%8; Northweste Northern, Pucilio, proterrod 503 Rending, 5,403 St Paul, 42,4395 Union Pacitic, 34,1 Pinancial Review, NEW YORK, Scpt. 4—The Post says: Trans- actions wore lurge ull through the day and thero. were not lacking indieations of an agkressive bull interest in the market, This was stillof u professional charncter, howeve for the local in the speculatin public Is intereste arket as yet only u very Huited de Commission houses eport the out of town orders in considerablo quintity, largely from Chicazo and other in terior points, hut there has been little patron- age from Wall gtreet, the usual eity customers in the morcuntiie and commereil districts, Perhaps the most significant fe current murket move nltude of transactions In the advaneing murket us compared witha declining market, Except for the heavy reallzing sales of the last hour or two yesterday., tho averase te nsactions of the downwurd movement of the week wore smull, whereas tho turn In the murket is promptly toliowod by & duclded katn tn ac ihe Indicutions today wo whort Intereat Of ConMIaarAbTe ProparLic e s durlios tho market, Indead at the dpening the rates in the loan crowd showed that the mar- ket had been heavily oversold, even ln the stocks whose Houting supply 1s lnrgest. Northw Financial Notes. NEW York, Sept. 4.—Clearings, $122, bulunces 85,442,721 PHILADELPIIA, Pa, Sopt. 4 —Bank cloarings, 04005207 balunces, #1,20,510; money 5 per cent. HAL today, per cent. e Sopt. 4, cent, K 'oxchange, Clowrings, 82,06%,00, NEW ORLEANS, Lat, Sept. 4.—Cl 435, Now York exchinge, . Commerclal, 4 por cont $LU0G discount, St. LOUIs, Sept. 4—Clearings &L 407; balances, 818,400, Exchange on New York 800 discount.” Money, T@S per cont. BOsTON, Muss., Sept. 4,—Oloarl 015,114,477 inlunCes, §1,325,580; rate 08,843 riMORE, Md., 404, 141:balances, Sept. 4. -Bank clearings 315,713, mon toduy, OF mouey, | runaing from 4 por cent; exchango on New York, 176200 dis- count per #1,000. cnicaago, Il at 6 per cent. Hank rings, #15,110.5:0. New icoxchanze e discount. Steriine eschange )W at 11,85 for sixty day bills and .55 for Sight drafs, New York Money Market, New Youk Sept. 4.-MONEY 0N CALL - Fasy, 4 104 per centy last | ) closed offered ut i per cent. CANTILE PAPER -54@1'4 per cont SXCIANGE--Qulot i steady at slxty-uny billy and $45 for de- Sopt 4 ~Money unchanzed Per cent; Priv STLIRLING R for mand. The' following wero bond: the closing prices on U, 8 4w, rogistored MK & T Gon | o840 Wo 4w, coup.. Mutual Union o7 do2e Tk, . neint ¢ 110 0f 45 n Pne ats.... 11 n Stanip Tennessee N. 3. a0 By a0 s 1 Nortiwe do debentu SELOK L MG & 8K Gon M ol Ista T'r. Rots P I GLTE Rets Unlon Pacitic Ists Weat Shore. Wthit citle 1sts.. 10 R V i Sl & I G Wesin Tats zovm Erlotds Boston Stock Market, B0sToN, Mass., Sept, 4.—The following wore theelosing priods on stoks in the the Boston stock market tod At K Boston & Albany €l Burl. & Quincy Fitehhure It it Mass. Ceutral... L. 104 Tamarack Mex. Cen. coni Anniston Land Co NV &N, Ky Boston Land Co Ol Cototy San Diego Land €. Taaud Wost End Land Co Bell Telephione Lunison Store % W Water Power Quincy Santa Ko Copper. Wia: Contra b 4 Allouez M. CO, (new Atlantic 1516100 Mioovss oston & Sant L 80 L &I Calumet & He U Call o, Frankiio +loang Huron London Stock sarket. Loxbox. Sept. 4.-The following were London SEoei (10t ois ¢ 0sing at 4 p. m the Consols money Consols weconnt.. UERas Vevvivive LY 10 NOY. PR O N Canadian Pacific Erie THARSILVE Bank of Loxnoy. Sept. 4 into the Bank of F 44,000, 511 Mex Onile an ordinary k Contral i per ounce. reland Bullion, iount of bullion gone wnd on balance toduy, entes. © per cent rentes [t Minmz stocks, NvER, Colo, Sept. 4.—Bost day's trading of o woek hind in mining stocks today. Totul sules 42,8 Oshares. The following are the closing quotitions on the Mining exchung Alleghany... .. Ranning 1 ALy g Whale. ... Banekok. .. 5" Baliarai ¥ Bates Hunter. Argonaut (84| Bl Indinn 10 B Clandin nver o Clay County Ctyshuri. id Rock . ronelnd . | Tohn Justic v 5 4| Togal Puzzler ... . 3 Mornin Reod N, 75 |Park Con.. Rialto., LA Potost.. May Mazeppa. Matehloss X o " San Fran “A\' FrANcIsco. Ca closing 71 wers as fo! I Butwer ot iiciciior 111 O Conmolie atei. Con. Cuia & Vi own Point Ouid & Clrry Hiule & Noreross. Méxican opt. 4.—The official stations for mining stocks toduy 0w Navajo .. |Onbie | Potos Storra Nevadu . ¢ Unlon Coasolidated Utah Cellow Jncket k Mining Quotations. NEW Youk. Sept. 4.—Tho closing mining stock quotations ura as follow 160 |ontaric. Adnnis Con Ophir Con. Cula. Deadwood T Hale & Nor Homestnk Horn Iron Mexiean... St. Louis Mining Quotitions. S7. Louis, Mo., Sept. 4. —There was not much tradinz on the Mining ay ana as urule w C The following are the closing b 185 [Mickey Breen..... 3 | Mountuin Ke; i I |Silver Age... Ellzabeth. . 17t Smanl Hopes. 110 Little Alurt AR YAy T o By Montrose Placer.... 61| Y 15 & 0 Boston Wool Market. BOSTON, Muss,, Sept. 4—There Is a more quiet market for wool and few buyers are here, stili trade is steady and the sales for the Weok amounted to % 130,000 pounds. The mar- ket Is steady and prices remain the sume. Ohlo fice es ure dull with small sales of jo und XX and XX and above at’ #0@sle; > No. 1 at Michigan X sells at o7 No. Combing and de- lafne selections scarce and in de with No. 1 combing s ilc; Ohlo fine delaine ut 3i@iic hizan lelnine ut e Territory wool sells fre the sales of the woe k being 77,0 pounds; fine, 15 5¢; ine med ium, 18 ‘medium, In Pexas, California’ and Oregon wools there I8 talr trade at previous prices. Pulled woois insmail stock and quiet, with supers selling at @450 and extras wt L@ic. Australian wools in good demand aod firn. Forcign car- et wools quiet. New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, Sept. 4.—There wus no change in the genoral sithation In dry oods mhskot The demand was fair, with good orders froni the more distant centers. ‘The murket con- tinues steady and cheerful in tone under the continued advance in cotton and print cloths, The Iatter sold today at 210-Gc und subse- quentiy manufacturers declined to sell any more it that price and now ask e, which makes an advance of 14¢ during the week. Havana varkets, TIAVANA, Sept. 4.—SPANISH GOLD-$2.20%@ XCHANGE—Steady on the Uni short. sight gold, 10} promium. SUGAR--Quiot 270 MhdS misco grees polurization, A States: 90 de- e auin- oreign Oil Markot Sopt. 4—CALCUTTA LINSEED por quartor LINSEED CAKE—£7 4% per ton for westorn, Traders' Talk. C1icAGo, Sept. 4.—Counsel an & Day to kroll Hros. Whe t opened a shade higher ount of press reports of the proposed removal of the_lwport duties on Americin eer into Germ An ensier tone to pri \d i change toa Warmer and clearing weather in the spring Whoat country aused short-secing by local operators, Olearances of 100.00) bushels trom three ports caused most of the shorts to cover hut they resold lator on posting of 8,00) busl wheat at the simo’ points, export business — dos VIR vake tone to the sccond cabl sing was active at the highest point of y on brivate advices thut on September I port duty wto Germany on wheat corn wnd ryo would be roduced at leust e per bushol. Corn was nervous and specula- tive traders gonorally followed the pperations of the Now York elique DIoKors, who soen (o DAY S uOnLrol OF LG e KeE N T b g for higher prices, Cash corn was in active do- e for shiy A sumple lots wore tukon eag the udvance. Oats were slow, — anelined o weak- ness, but oclosed at o slght advance i symyathy with other grafn. Provisions opencd iind closed very strong influcnced by the confirmation of the reported removal of the ( bargo on American hog bro duct, lon i stocks at this point for August fo0ts up botween 44, 00,000 and 45, 000,000 ponndauna " the ‘pronent montls being the best shipuing month i the year the p et OVergrown start interest Is luble (o be forced to cover at much higner pri Cuieago, il Septe 4 -Swartz, MeCormick toF. C. Swartz & Co, moderate se ul]vmu warket (o Wwh the runge covering about te. The nt from Washingte Gurmany had by uty misde sonie cong United tex In the riatter of s attracted viost attention, although the aunounce- ment Was not elear, It was taken to nean that American wheat after February 1 would get into Germany.on the basis of Ausirian wheut, that {8 ata duty of about 13¢ a bush than the existii The news would wn prices hid ables, howove niake trade this side very un- antter. The es exceededgisn,0n bushels; AmOUNE of new 0XPOrt business wore conflieting statenents r wouther o expect to see spri wheat movement very lurgely Incren When this Increased movement is a fact wo niay see somewhat lower prices. The signal service map showed thut the cold wave had done uo dutuiage Lo Lhe Cora Crop, Lo lempers Dupee & There wis ut tod re fluctuations. confiioting us to certain as to the real tucts in the seabourd ol as to the dolug the With ¢ s wero shown Shdor 4. The preatction Suturday was gapn and elear weather rywhers. Priced a8 n rosu't opened deciine. The Septowbeg hulls, howeve) olivery staphign BUpport. e e l'ghter than exgeeted and finally shorts erally took 10 soviring. The officinl an- nouncement that the German government had removed the prolfbition against Amerls cun hog product opengi f\l’l»il"l'l\‘ excitedly. Pork at one time ~!v1j¥w an ndvan bbl, lard of 12450 % 20 per pou close showed mostof (his advance © We are inclined to Lelleve that the remo of this prohihition ‘?’ muny will inspire a good deat of outside enthusfusm and that, temporarily at least ‘prices ure likely to ad- 0. Sept. 4. ~Kennett, Hopkins & Co. Wi . While foreizn Uepressed tono sables A% 80 harvest wid other prospects hardly be bullish. This i& perplexing und suggests the idea that an able syndicate of crop beurs and Imagin&tive news manngers miy have been employed by foreign bulis to lielp sustaln the markets over there, 1t the situntion Is really as disconraginz as de scribed the fnquiry naturally arises, why foreign respond and why nre w fresh orde ged for exports? ~ The of speculation both here and norond 1s sureiy bearish, white the foreign outlook, if e pross dispatenes aro reifable, would indi- 150 wheat before snow flies, It s o very fug fuffairs. Sniallor rocelprs al days and the fear o 0st huve Kept corn sorts on tander hooks and enablo the ellque to maintain prices quite easily. Advices from the Solomon nlle Kun- sus, sy corn I8 belng cut up, us it s ripe. Farmers do not expect to get over 25¢ in that sectiol It s stated o good authority thit good rains since harvest Bave prevented the securing of onts, and some places (o Missouri they are now gone it is doubtful If they can saved. T crop eisewhere seems to have been secured In good condition. Provisions have been quite strong on the ofiie announcenent of the re wovil by Gerniany of the embarso aguinst Awmericin pork. We look for 1 hardening markot and upward te would buy only on rea CHICAGO, lH Sept to Brya nt #1.01 fc G. Logan & Co. Wit apened ber. sold as high w8 Tow s #1007 and closed ut 8101 Foreign viees are dull with prives, Wheat is I poor demand i wbout e’ under the sberoption and what demand there I8 Soio trom puetlos invoreniad tors. The low grades drag, the price ra way from S0e to 01d. The ho noFUhwest is duily on the Incrense. The gen- erul opinion here is prices should decline with Increased receipts. Corn has begn fairly active, October dpened G, sold us * Nigh o ous 60 nd fow s e, und elosed covering of Scptember shorts od at sold up to e, depends on re s 0%, Somo toduy, it The close I8 at 6se. ints. A good inqu nage today. - Little doing in rye whicn s sell- ing at wbout ize. Oats steady, elosing nt Ve for October. Hog product strong, closing At tie highest prices of the day Now that the resirictions ure tuken off by Germany the well informed men ook for agood shipping de- mand, especially of ribs at present prices. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARK OMAHA, Sopt. 4. CATTLE — Official receints of cattle, 4.6 as compared with 1,474, yesterday and 1,905 Friday of last week: The market was steady on desirable grades and slow on other grades of beeves, steidy on - good and slow o 5e and 10e lower on conimon grades of butehoy stock and steady on good and almost demoralized on poor geudes of feeders, HoGs — Officlul receipts of hogs 27i0 as ared with 202 yesterduy, and 2446 Frigay of lust week. “Tho markei wie netive and 5e lower on lig 5¢ 1o 10 hizher on heuvy and mixed hogs d. The ringe of the prices ing vy, $1.9% age of the with 8150 1S weck, L| izht, 5.00; mixed, $1.851 he aver- prices paid, was $1.02 us compared yesterduy and $187% Friduy of flicial recaipts of shee compired with 17 yesterduy, The markes Nutives, FL0@1L50; wedterns, § 01030 1b. Tunabs, ¥4 005,00, D 5401 1r eady. @iz good Receipts and Disposition of Stoc OfMictal receipts and disposition of stock shown by the bools of the Unioa stockyards company for the twentv-four hours ending S50'cloek, p. m., Septemer 4, 1801: T 1024, [ Sheep 11. Hammond Co. Switt & Co .. Tho Cidah sentative Sales. cows. No. A . No. Av. Pr. 2., 0 B IE 20 JI0 1u0 . A&§ 200 DS B0 810 200 30 200 245 210 250 2 800 1160 950 FEEDERS. Pr. No 200 17 260 40 I P 1093 £ 1033 2 & BULLS, 11500 190 HEIFERS ox ETAGS WESTERN OATTLE, Av. 5 steers, Colorado: 1,084 J. B Rugg. 10w 4 cows L 2stoers 4 steers. .1 Miller. 23 cows 4 steer Cl 860 ) 1,095 WS 52 cows... 16 feeders. 21 steer JoW T LOWS CoWs, cows. E. W, cows! COWS.L i ders steers, Pratt & 1 (A H v ) WS, feeders steers Steers steer. Kent'& isseil COWS, wmmond= 1100 216 1640 L o12 1203 Wt s, steer, Texan cows v cders 1950 1005 Guthirié & Oskaip.’ feeders Wyoming Cattle Ra fevders Swan Lind & Outtie’( stecr, tadling stoer, talling steers, tullingy 10 80 1880 10 20 % 80 O sh, Pr, sn. Pr. 120 4 45 3 T 40 80 2 i 100 ) ) I 40 0 PRt PIGS AND HOUGH 250 1 sHERr, native wothors ... Chicago Liv CHicaGo. 1L, Sept. 4.—[Spoc legram to THE BEE]1he tone of toduy’s cattle mar- ket was sensibly firmer. No'class was sa'ci- bie at any materal 0 Howe ver, thi d mand 1 Ing the e than h of the it heing ] DEUVes, 5500 Tesins and 1500 westerns. Hold- ers of dosirable native shipping stock wore therefore enabled to unload at strong prices, small advance on yesterday's guotutions being realizod In Some cases, For - coms mon and medium natives and for ull of range cattle the mar firm and unch a Sules of f o #2185 for 2 25 for stock- for shippiie and "$1.00 10 Tt Wi Stonc v ator part of tho timuted POOE 1o ¢hol ors and feod steers, $400 10 41 2125 for Texuns, The ealf 1 4t from 8200 10 ¥4, The siles of nutive cattle were at from $1.55 10 #450 Nl at 4,00 L0 £5.50 for SLeCTs twas exoit nd higher. b sk demnd. both for local and coonnt and prices moved upwird with & vigor thut made giad the bearts of selicrs. As 15 most often the case on- exeited it thrs was much uncasiuess in prices. There ro muny salos that showed not more than Whi e o othor instances an ad- d20e were seeured. But ther noth saring bristles for which thero HoL eager HUyers at better prices that it was possiblo to obtuin on the day before. e Ineiting canse of the reaction was the oMieial announcement of the removal by Germany of the embargo on A i pork. The market closed strong at £.40 for poor to eholee Teavy at #1.50 to £.70 for cominon weights. Con haratiy ol the_offerines sold below 4,00 and from $19) 10 £.4) was the range at feh the bulk ehwneed owiers. The Evening Journal reports: Ro- ipts, 9,005 Shipments, 100, Market stoady Good nitiyes others, %1050, Nins, TanROrs, 810 @7 Hous—Reeelpis, 16600 market aetive, highers e packers and niised, and butcher wei 400450, SRR —Roce active, B15001.61; W wis i Te Tambs, 5 westarns [a shipnicats, S0 nuon, #6168 W prime heavy 155403 grassers, Dts, 4,000; shipments, stroni k Live Stock Market. 'pt. 4. —BEEVES — Rocelpts, 1,126 heud for the market Tower; Toxans and Colo 50475 per 100 pounds: natives. 6500 bulis and cows. $L7VG300; dressed heof sto Ataie. Shipments today. 1380 quarters beel; oniorrow nd T 41 quarters of beef. CALVES veuls, % milk Yo 620 hiead s market steady; Rrassers, $2L.0@4.2); butter- sheep. fitm, $4.00 5 dressed mut- Ulambs, steady Receipts, 5,50 1 Tambs, steady, £ ton, " firm xt 8Q atewile, Hoas—Receipts, .5006.16; mark Kuansas City Live Stock Markets, KANSAS Ciry, Mo, 4. —CATTLE—Ro- cefvts, 7,130: shipments, market slow steudy rs, 1250 ows, $1.80% stockersand focdors, 82 Hoas—Rec ket steady to w grades, $4.00@5,05. SHER um-m,m,:« 40 head; good corn-fed, bull, .8 market steady. 8t. Louis Live Stock Mark ST Louts, Mo, Sept. 4.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 2,200; shipnients, 5400; market stronger; tair to chiofee natives, #510@5.60; Texans and In- dians S24005.25; canners, $10502.45 Hoas—Recelpts, 5,110 <hipine $00; ket steady: ) 5305 mixed, a%0: Tight, $9.01005, OMAH 1 WHOLES AL Fresh Frui s, ATOE e Dbl #4, bol, #.00. Per doz, $1.0,@ alifornia Crawfords, single case cuse lots, #1. i Tome krown. S-ib 10-1 baskets, Museat, pe Peru, 8150, PEARS—Californta Bartlett. Culifornin varietics, £2.2 ket. - 180 D MARKETS. WEET P'¢ baslets, 400 rcrate, §1; 2.50@2 S—Rodi, #4. ;i |u|mlnL‘ stock, 16@18e. s 1 Uox. 80,005 faney naori, 36,00, HANASAsDar unch. good shipping stock. try Produce. Faas—Sales are reported mostly at ife. PovLTiy—Chickens huve been” on the down grade this woek and zood stock went ut §2.500 275 yestorduy and some small sizes as 10w as #1750 BUTTER—Good butter Is very scarce and choloo dairy brings H@iTe e puckers' price I8 0@ e, Arrivals of desirable grades meet with ready sule. Reliance, Fatent, Su- ancy) Patent, Snowfluk Invinel perlitive Family R 1. Davis Mill company. No 1 and Cream High Patont, $2.55: Blue D and_Red k i Lion and Huwkoye, $2.40; Royal No. 10, Pat 0): Minnesota und “Dakot: 2200 sus Hurd Wheat, Putent, 82 raskin Straights, #2.50, % Gilman's Gold Metal, $280; Snowiluke, £2.10; low grade Sthie b untry, R 2.80; bran, #] 693 Neb- w White, H0; Queen Minnesots. Supcrlative, d, $22.00 Vegetable The followlng quotations ropresont prices at which choleo stock is billed out orders unless otherwise stated: ON1ONs—Home grown, 60¢ per bu, ver doz., e, HES=— Per hushel, #1.00, Home grown, 1¢ por b, Navy, #2, per bu, POTATOES - Lo vrs aro supplyips the demund almost .-m.m\.‘\y the on hmerce. Counselman & Duy, the Chicago brokers ana heavy buyers of cash geain have puta wire into The Omahic Board of Trade bullding and will be represented at this polnt by Cockrell Bros. — Horsford's Acid Phosphate For the Tired Brain from over exertion. Try it. OF WOF Filled by the Unexpected Visit of His Other € 1 The family skeleton had auother day's out ing in the police court. This time it was a Kilkenny scraping match amoug the erst- while proprietors of the Occidental hotol, Tenth and Howard streets. Valentine, one of the former munagers of tho house, 'so the story goes, brought a woman, named Madge Burke from Adair, Canada, last March and set up housekeoping on South Eighteenth street furnisbing the bouse from cellar to the gar- vet with elegant new furniture, Evervthing weat along smoothly until three weeks ago when a fire occurred in tne Occidental under suspicious circumstances and both the proprietors were about to skip to town when nabbed by the police, Madge returned to Canada 10 visit friends and Mrs. Valentine and chiidren took possession of thc house on South Eigh- teentn street, lateiy occupied by Valentin and bis mistress. Yesterday Madge Burke reappeared on tho scone and proceeded to occupy her late residence, when she was foreibly ojected by the present occupauts. Things wore a ¢ cidedly belligerent tinge, when a police officer appoar hauled them off to tho station, where Mrs. Valentine filed a com- plaint ' against Madge Burke. Madgo vromises to lead tham hoth & werry dance to. day before Judge Helsley. Cure for the Drink Habit. The John Holiday Remedy company, of Burhngton, Ia., guatautees to curo the drink habit and dypsomania, Home reatment Remedy sure. Iugredients harmless. Per bottle, ‘postpaid, with full directions, $2.50, No testimonials’ published, and correspond- ence kept inviolate. We bave used our own medicine, JOUY A MCSUANE FIANK U McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 13th St., First National Bank Baill ing, Omaha, Neb. Deal 10 stocks, bonds, sec iritles, commarsial py Nogotlite 10aas 0n Luoeovat O il ro Short tine loans. 003 bank stwck, Ui ol spproved collaleral security Coxnoy 300 8, Mamfacturers” aud Jobhers i DIRECTORY. AWNINGS TENTS. Omaha Tent & Awn- | m;: Co., | mocks. ofl and | il 8 5hd Tor 1115 Farnam. | —_—mm BAGS AND TWINES nis Omaha Bag Co, AND ' ine. BICYCLES. A. H, Porriro & Co. M. 0. Daxon. 1 Dodge Stro st Bioyeles sold on monthly payments Send for our catalogue 10078 Frnam at., and pricos Omah BOOK BINDERS and STATIONER Ackerman Brothers & Hein'ze, Printors, binders, olsotrotypars, blank book manu fuotire:s 116 Howard stroot, Omaha, BOOTS & Co. Joh AND SHOES Kirkendall, Jones& Co Wholesloay Agents for 1o ber Shoe € And 1, W. V. Mors» & Co,, | 8hoe Factory.Carnor 11th 1 Douglas’ ste. Omahn | Morchants invited — to eall and exam) “Ohas. A, Coe Manufacturcrs anit bers, facturrs on Rub: 11112, 1101 1109 Howard street linrney stroot Williams, Van Acr- | nam & Harte Harney stroot. Ona BONE John L. Wilkie, Omalia paper box fctory | Butehors and P, 1311519 Douglas, L0014 und supplios. BUTCHER Louis Heller, CARRIAGE W. T. Seaman, Omala’s Largeat Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, —_— CARPETS. lIl)lI[l\l Onnhn 0'|rpet Oo,, Gl]nmrc & Rnh] Carnets, ol ciothy mat- cturers and tings, curtain koo, losato. Crothior, 1511 Douglng str Iarney street. ES, ETC. , BUGE Manufactures fine cl Jobbers of leat tabaceo, 1011 Farnam S roat, COAL, COKE, E10, Omaba_Qoal, Goke & Lime .., Hard and sof: col. S E. cor. I8th and Douglas _stroets, Contant & Squires, Hard and softcoal <hip- 1506 Varin ¢ hi Howell & Go, 278 American Fuel Co,, Shipper< anit_deatere n anthracite anil bty o coal 215 8. TAth street. “Nebraska Fuel Co., ] 38, Lith ih Streot, Omany, Neb, Johinson Bros,, Street, 014 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Owalia, Neb, CORNICE. Eagle Cornico Works, Manufucturers ot G 1vanized Iron Corniee. Window caps, metallio | skyliehts, ete.” 1110 and | 112 Dodye St | —_— (Iflth.'T' ND LIME. 3. Jomon & Co, | 01&1] & Gray, 218 8. Lith Streo ncnt, ete., ete. Lime, Omahi, Nob. Cor. 0th and Douglas Sts. bry fi'U(II!% M. E. Smith & Co,, | Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Dry goods. notlons, fur- Goods Co. : Blshing Koo 1 Dry 00ds. notlons, gents’ flirnishing govds cor. 11th and 110 wari Sts orner 11th and Howard. ]«I,L("l Ir,('Al, SUPPLIES 1 Oo, | DETROIT-AUTOMATIC Wolf Electrical 0o Elootrio Motors Iustrated catalogue | g Dyamos, Catalogue free. Tree. 1A Kinney, Gen'l 1614 Capltol Avenue. | Agt. 52 NV, Lifo Wld —_ e FARM MACHINERY, ETC. ) T. G Northwall, Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Co,, General wostern _ngont Skandr Plow o Corner J. 1340-1451 Sherman Ave. MR i R. T. Davis Mill Co. €. G, und Manager at Omaha. Cor. 5th and Jackson Sts Omaha Milling Go., Merehant Millors, and MIL AL Hith Streot rwood, 8. F, Gilman, 1013-15-17, N. 16th Street o orth 5 Black - Manager. | FURNITURE AND CARPETS, Dewey & Stone Fur- | Beehe & Runyan Fur- niture Co., niture Co. cessors 1o C. A Boebo Furniture and carpets, & Co., 1115-1119 Farnam Stroet and 1th ts. Omaha ISHING (GOODS. [3.. Robinson Notion 0o, nts’ furnishing goods )k eolobrated brand | “ekskin " Gvoralia | pants, shirts, coats, et 111 Howard Stroct. | Cor: 1200 and Howard St GENT'S FURN Schne der & Loomis, Jobbers and Tmporters of notious and furnishing Kouds, OIL AND DRUGS. J. A, Fuller & Co., 1402 Douglas Streot, GLASS, PAINT, “Konnard Glass and Paint Co,, Marney Stroet Nob. 051412 Omial Blake, Bruce & Co, w0, William Cummings, 017 and 619 South 18th St. 03 Loivenworth St Onialia, Neb. Omal GROCERIENS, Paxtou & Gallagher, | Meyer & Raapke, Omaha, Neb, | Omalia. Neb, D. M Steele & Co, 12)1-1205 Jou | 8loan, Johnson & Co. th and Loavenworth s Streot, . Loava Omaha, Neb. [ McGord, Brady & C i, Owmaha, Neb Allen Bros,, 110 Harney Street, | 13th and Leay 1108 Omahin, Ne Owahs, Neb GUNIPOWDEL “Hugh H. Olark Gen') Western Agent Dupont's Bporting G powder, Atlas ligh ex slvo blaating caps, £ 418 Laravy s trovk | Bry HR 0 Brokers, geatn And_stooks. FIdg. I'rivat oRRo, Bt T Now York Cockrell Brokers to New York. KU Lons. 8p tion given to on graln. 1 Commission Oo | Pricnto wires 18t Nab'l Bank N AND PROVISION A 8 Mawbomr proviston | 412 1st Nat'l Bank, Brok- NV Lifo [ ers. Private wires to owiro Chic | New Vork, Chicago and outs ||‘ Kt Touts' Cashgrain F. 0. Swarts & Oo,, Rrokers,Gratn, Provistons Chiloage o Private wire to St il nn and Chicago. OMce tr 10 18t Nat'l Bank, Omahs Exchango bld'g, 8 Omah Bros —_— Rector& Wil Cor. 10th and Ja Omahn. HARDWARE. helmy Co | Lee- Clark- Andreesen Hardware Oo. 1Hhard Nerney, Cm acks0n 813, b e ] inm & Vierling Tron Works, Wrought and bullding work, BrRss work. Ry. nnd I7th S Tler & nor Mor 1nrney 1faetur i East Indin " L. Kirscht Wholosale Liqu IRON WORKS, Omaha Safe & Tron Works, Manufrs fire and burglar proot vAults. Jal Ahutters an. w. G An- 1ith A nckson sty cnnt ong ce 1ro; LIQUORS. G, | R R Grotte hnnts, Tmporter and Jobber of Streot. | Wines and Liguors. Konne 1020 and 1022 Farna Bitters. | P'ricolists on npplie & Oo,, ‘ Frick & Herberts, 10F Deal'rs '8 st WholesaleLiguor Doalers £01-508 £, 10th St — G. W. Dongla Hkring 1510 North 16 harlos R, Loo, | Il o ardw curpots and toorin ath und D MILLI Millinery, Noti 18 8 10th St d Lumbor, [ ith Streot _M NERY 0. A, Ston LUMBELR. ass & Co| Jobu A Wakefield, | tmportea, Amertean vort Tant nt Miwau ke Hydeaulle | Cemen | and Quiney’ White Lime Louis Bradford, Lumber, ltme,comont eto. 024 D )uglas Stroot ; AND NOTIONS, | T. Oberfelder & Co., Tmporters ana Jobbers n Militnery. 210 a1 212 Nouth 1ith Stroot nehill, ons,Cloaks 5 Omaba, | _—_ MUSICAL Max Meyer & Bro Co | M1 jewolers, « musleal Inst INSTRUMENTS, ETC. A. Hospe, Jr., Planos. Organs, Artiste’ Materials, Eto., 1515 Douglns Straet. dealors tn | ruments, Oysters, Fish and Celery, 49 8outh 10 ith 8t OILS. “Cons lidated Tank Line Co. 1 lubrieating Refined olls, nxlo kre R0, RRuth, Mannger. e, oto. Prot Ribbel & Dealors In country prod- | € frafts, v toward Robert P pricas tor, ezks pou Kirschbraun Butter, egis an: 1200 Howard Bates & Countrs prody VeRURDION. ReO cluiiies, tond, s 417410 811 S YWUCE, COMMISSION. Smith, Schroeder & 0o, < buyers butter an1 ks, and genernl com- oRctables, Stroet. urvis, [E. B. Branoh & Uu,, Street. Produce, fruits of all | xinds, oyste |13t ana viarney Streots. Jas, A, Olark & (lo. Butter, cheese, eugn Poultry and game. 609 South 1ith Stree Itry, and & 7Sons, a poultry. Strey Co., o, frults, cors bicy ——— PAPER. Oarpenter Paper Co,, Carry a full printing, wrlting ' puper, per, tc. M'hl Emerson Sua\i Co, urowers warden, grass, tree seods. 421423 Soutl SA ,\Il M. A, Dishrow & (10, Manufacturers doors. bl mouldings. 1 flce, 120 nnd wrapplng and | RUBBLR GOODS ‘Omaba Rubber Oo., Manufacturers and Job- bers ull kinds rubber koo 1520 Farnam Street. stock of card pa- IS STOVES. " Jomes Hnghu. Stovesrepatrs of all kinds Tooks'und Heaters Tor nale. 1ith Strect. BLINDS, ETC Bohn Sash & Door Co | Manutacturers of moniae ks, linds. doors, e Office: Room 425 Bee Bullding. donlors n rain and h 15th. n(mlr\' of snsh nds and Branch of Lzard St STEAM A ND WATER SUPPLIES U. §. Wind Egine & Pump Co,, Halllday B an 20 Jones weting manag'r 1% and G Tt A, L. Strang & Sons, 1002-1004 Kurnam Streot, Blroot ha. Nob. _— TEA “Consolidated Coffeo Company, 11 Aoy St, M4 Omalia, T0Y) H. Hardy Oo,, s, dolly, fancy goods. 1 nishing g0 ron's enrrluges 1410 Farnim SOuU UNION STOC A.D. Bojer §e00 Exchange South Om SPICES. COFFEE, The Brunswick- Balke-Collender Oo,y TH OMAHA. K YARDS CO., - LIMITED & Co,, Hunter & Green, Bulldtog, [ 10 albuma, 1ouse fur’ | ohtld- change Bullding, ahia. | South Omaha. fhe Best Pill On Earthy digestion LUTELY Dr, Hobb's Little Vegetable Pilln ach outly yot prowptly on o LAV, K Da NEY Sond BOW KL dispelling Bieadnchesy Fevorn w €oldsy cloansing the system thors oughly and they oure hubitunal constipation. They nro contady do not _gripe, ver amall, easy to take, one pill o dose, and 1 ind aro Keco) cinny, ¥ 6 conts o vi sr salo by druggista or sont or 6 for 8100, Addross HOBB'S MEDICINE CO,, Props, ‘an Francisco, Kulin & Co JoA Fuller & Co A D Foster & ¢ Cal, v (5th and Douglne St Cor. 1ith and Dougly . Council Blufts. In, Chicago, Ity UNION DEPOT HOTEL, Corner 11th nnd Union Now bullding. w. coolast looation oundin Ka'os, £1.00 and car and Hunscom | Eransfor (o th Bass within one block. 010 *ark 116, 4 Dlock & ¥ay 4nd you cam Manon Strasty Pacitic and B ow fu HAIE bl & M. Depots ure. ovory thiog frsd 10 O.ualia, view of entine antry, ks, bath eloctric oull bolls ot $1.50." Kvory line of cablo an | motor L BharmAn Avonue wost of 0 1 you wish FOR MEN nuur "Arla Enlary atiaat found pol