Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. News from New York Houses Put the Price of Wheat Up. HAND OF THE CLIQUE AGAIN NOTICED, Shrowd Eastern Dealers Belleved to Have Been Responsible for the Recent Uneasiness in the Cereals. ~The sccuring of the without since the Hold your whe Onicaao, Til, Sept. 18 Immense wheat erops become assurcd and the farmers’ alllance cular died out, this market has had to look to the east for news ealeulated to affect pric and New York, as the intrepot for about all of the foreign intelliz has naturally bec the po Iy all of this cluss of news has come. Houses with foreign con nections in New York say traders here have not been w to take advantage of the fact and have managed to secure early advices of happenings In Europe caleulated to affect prices, und holding this intelligence untii they have pluced thelr orders with their commission men In Chieago, have been In a seoure position before the news became known to the trade In general, Asido from this it is charged by local traders here that there are more than grounds for the suspicion that the news was Invented or doctored for tho Chi cago market in the luterest of outside specu- lators. In evidence they point to the numer- ous war scares and the llke.which have turnca out to be ot little or no consequence, Very contradictory market reports received, Rometimes Liverpool would be quoted lower to the private wire houses whenyihe public cuble o the board quoted 1t higher, and vic versi. Whether these charges aro true or not. the market has for some time been kept inn nervous stite, and dealers b been more In- flucnced by the character of the current ru- mors, wheiher houses with Now York connee tions were buying orselling, than by the ¢ ditions legitimutely aifes g values. The result of | thut Now York has had the best of it in violent fluct tions which ha char he marke! and have succe dd In ng the movement of prices with much necuracy, selling at_ the top and buying at the bottom, and muking about all of the y made on the tur ex- cept thut made by St Louls dealers, who have followed tho lead of New ' York protty closely und have realized handsome re- sults, The accu v with which the New Yor! spe ntors guage the influence of news this rket was well illustrated tod ho early cables were bullish and companied with buyin orders, and o8 a result the shorts got sciired and trled to cover, but finding no wheat for sale they began to bid for it, putting up prices sharply. Finally, after they had put the pr high enough o glve the early purchisers handsome profits, the New Yorkers began sell- ing and rounded up a good day’s business at rices nbout where they left off'last night and n good shipe for another bull campuign to- morning 1f conditions are favorable. Whent ruled strong alniost from tho start and <old up half a cont and had the advan- tuge with a good deal of stubbornness. There was sensational news in the murket but cable advices reported u very strong feeling in- the United kingdom, though the private advices from the continent Indicated somo wenkness here. New York seemed to take the lead in strength and had good buying orders on the floor most of tho session. Forolgne o sald to be pieking up wheat there v 1be ¥ and the houses here with forelgn. connections were generally good buyers. The demand the strong undertone and’the bull dispatehes made shorts very nervous. Every attempt to cover a lino put'prices up Instantly., ‘The rumor that Russia had prohibited the exportation of wheat, which was ' circulated csterdny afternoon, was denicd this ng. Later & privato cablo from St. Peters- burg 8ild that a general probibition wus Im- probable. though the export of Persiun wheat hud been forbidden, Luter i the day . tele- gram from Now York sald that Russia had prohibited the exportation of “Persian wheat,” which Is salu to be u grade of Rus: ng about one: omber opened at from 983 98%0 ut the close yesterday, sold off to 68'5¢, roncted then after a season of quiex, forged 1o 2100, broke to Wie n after the noon hour on sales for New York account; luter there was u renction and 1t closed ut 083c. Lite cables to the Board of Trade quoted Puris 100 to 1 higher and Ecrlin oxclted and 5um to Sim highor. Corn opened considerably lower on accoun- of the continued fine weather in the north- west, but the strength displayed by wheat . causod the market to assume w strong tone. Octobs opened at 5%, touched 51%c, ad- vanced to 3%e, broke to52ige and closed at 624 against 5215¢ yesterday. September was wonker, losing 134¢. Outs were steady to firn with fluctuations of rter of a cent. Hog products ruled stronz and higher on'a 000 emund, and the firmness i grain during the forenoon, but weakened with thew in the afternoon. Tho leading futures runged as follows: ARTICLES, TG, WiEAT No. 2 Beptembor. December. M, ConN-No.3" Beptember.. Octobe: May......... OATH N3 Beptouber.. Octgber... to dtle, TOW. [CLOSE. ongls s bt T o 100%] 1 October.. Decomber . January. LARD-— October December. January. BHORT Rils— ber. ... omber... Janunry. =3 153 588 S3s Fis & | 670 Cush quotations were as follows: Nominally unchanged. WHEAT—No. 2 sprine whoat, 053%@05%40; 8 spring wheat, Sie: No. 2 red, CoRN—No. 2, Bo%5e. OATS: 2740; No, 80}4¢; No. 3 whitn, 275,@20c. Sa-Nakmke L ARLEY—No. 2 60@62¢; No. 3, £. 0. b., 43@630; No. 4, £. 0. b, 85aT0c. FLAXSEED--No. 1, 00006 MOTIY SEED—Prime, §1.20@ ik—Mess vork, per bbl, $10 owt, #0.8714; short 'ribs 7.0507,101 dry snlted shoulders (boxed), #0.62 @0.75: short clear sides (boxed), #7.80@7.0). &1\ askEY—Distlllers’ inished goods. per gal., BuaArs—Unchanged; cut loaf. 5@5%0. JoReceipts und shipuents - today were as fol- ows: 2 white, 20@ §0@10.35; 1ard sldes (loos AWTICLEN, B SHIOMENTS. Flour. bartels 0000 Wheat. bus Wishols Ryo bushols: +11111 Barioy, busheis: On the Produce exchange toduy the buttor market wus easior; fancy crenmery, g 234503 fine western, 2@¥ic: fine dairy, 160 1605 ordinary. 1@ Eggs, tirm and " un- changed, 16}4G17 New York Markets. NEW YORK, Sopt. 18, —FLoUR—Rocelpts, 27,070 packuges; eXports, 12,065 barrels, 10,840 ucks; narkot less active. but firm.' Sales, 2,30 arrols. WiEAT—Recelpts, 200,700 bu; exports, 420,705 bu; saies, 6,004,000 b of futures: 16,00 bu' of pot. 8pot. miurket higher, but unsettled, losing easy und dull; No.'2 rod, $L084 1n store and elovator: #1.04141.06% afloat; §1.04% 10744 £, No. § red. $L01; ungraded red, D@10 1 northern to arrive, $1.07; N 1 hard to arrive, $LO8Y. Options advinced 1@ on larger forelsn buying orders, with rumors rogarding the prohibition of exports from Russla; declined 1@1io on renlizing. closing weak at %@le over yesterday. Nc od. Roptember closing at® $104%; Octor 104 %@ 1.00%, clostug #1.05%; November. $1.06 @108%, closing 8L.U7%; Decombor, $LUKRL10Y closing January, $LOONGLI1%, closing #L10%; Februury, closing, $LI1%: March, closiug 811351 May, $1.1i@1.10. closing 81143, Rye—Dull, easy; wostern, U7k e. BAuey-sieaay, quiet; N o, Milwaukee, ConN—Qulet; recelpts 5 bu; export 40,500 bu; sales, LU84,000 bu of futures; 61,0. bu of spot. Spot market lower, quiet; No. 2 4% @000 In elevator: 65@6e afloat; ungrad mixed, 014@00ise; No. 2 white, bflso. Optl urc-u\n\ M@lo lower, advanced X@1ke, d elined W@tic, closed weak ind partly K@i down for the day on manipulation. September 68}0, closing Gic; October, 60\@62¢, closing go\p November, 5814G00 closing B84,0 december, MN@NNe, closing Bise: January, sl closig May. 8iale, closing Ho Uars—Recelpts, 204,000 bu: exports, 20,406 bu sales, 205, bu ot futures, and 140,000 bu of spot. Bpot market free sellers, falrly active. Optlo i Septomber closing et Octobe wing Kigo; Novewber, H@Hie, closing i Decembor, LN K 4%¢:Spot No. 2 whit mixed western, $1G1%¢; white westorn, % 2 Chicago, I‘[ f e a Av—Quict: shipping, 03¢; §ood to cholce oL, Hors—Eusy, quiet. Oorrre—Options opened barely steady, 525 polnts down, closed buroly steady, 10040 poluta : sules, 50,570 bugs, iholuding’: Septem ber, h&nuu. October. $15.05@13.28; November, 12.15; Decewber, #1L85Q@1%.00; Junuury, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SA 'URDAY, CPTEMBER 19, ' April, 811,500 211,505 spot Rio, 40; No. #11.7002.11.80: March, 9115611 1215 May, #11.40; June, 114 duli. nominal; falr cargoes, 150 SUGAR—Haw, In dsmund, firm; sales 5600 bags centrifugal, (6 test, at it i-16c to Baltl more; retined fairly nctive and firm Mor.assks—New Orleans, fairly active and firm. 1cr~Firm, good demand. PETIOLEUM--Qulet and firm: at fe for October: New York ¥ delphia and Baltimore, $6.1526.50 1n bulk, &3,8005555, CoTToNSEED O1L—Dull, nominal; new crude, 30@310; new yellow, de. TALLOW= quiet, 5,00, L08R TURPENTINE Eoas—Fuir den receipte, A0 Woor—Steady anc 90@3601 pulled, 20 PoRK-—Firm. “old mess, 751; oxt cu Dull, sf Baltimor city, #2.00 for pkgs) Quiet, st ‘Quiet ady; nd. steady; western, piickuges Y@WK, 10%@ tho 240, 511,95¢ flecce, new #12.007% MEATS storn stoam. htions sales, 4. or, 7. 1IN0 7, clostng sales, 290 t Septomber, § 7.10; Decerber, closing, & ot, steady: western dalr. tern' fac tory, 1315%c; Elgin, 96540, sEsE—Quiot; fancy firm; western, 6@8%c; Amerlean, $16.00518.25, inali lake, September, r, 812,00, AD—Firn ncstic, #4.60, N—Dull, fairly steady; straits, £2), Kansas City Markets, KANSAS C1Ty, Mo, Sept. 18.~FrLoun—Steady and unch I WHEAT— It o 8% bid: September, 850 bid, Conx—Weak bid: September OATS-Quiet; Dids, and 2, cush, 5% 005 corn, 10400 SHIPM none. hold &5 Ya 140 or, 78 1047 past thre 100 Ameri- )ro ifo; spring ng: i, 087008 ) pts of whent for 000 centals, including Qulet: demard poor: mixed west- ern, 68 5d. Recelpts of American corn for the ast three diys, 19,700 centals. BACON—Long clour, 45 pounds, 30 6d per ewt for new. Prime wostern, 3s pe United Statcs, fi ‘anadian, 68 64d per e ANERICAN REFRIGERATOK BEEF—Forequar- ters, 3%d; hindquarters, 5%d per pound. cwt. 408 per cwt. St. Louis Markets. Sopt. 18.—WneAT—Higher; PoRk—Easic LARD—Quic Wiiskey-Steadys; 118, Minneapolis Grain Market. Minn.. Sept. 18,—WHEAT—-Cash ito active. Receipts, 41 Close: . 1 hard, on track, 9213@e: No. 1 north- September, 00¢;° on - track, 02%c; No. 2 northern, 87@s9 cinnati Markets. 0., Sept. 18.—WREAT—Firm; . 2 mixed, Gfc. ; No. 2 mixed, 31@32. WHISKE Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Sopt 18— WiEAT—Steudy; No. 2 spring, cash, 01@83c: December, 0de. sy; No. 3, cash, 3 OArs—Steady: new No. 2, white, dle. Toledo Grain Market. . 18— WiEAT--Lower; cash STOCKS AND BONDS. New YORK, Scpt. 18.—The stock market today was the most active of any duy for years. not excepting the daysof the November panic und thero wns a great deal of excitement ut- tending tho trading at all times during the day. There was u continuation of the buying tor the long account by outside speculators, both foreign und domestic, and the covering of large linos of short contracts hetped along the upward movement whilo they swelled the volume of business to unusual proportions. Another element In the day’s operations, how- over, was the cnormous realizations on the profits secured during the last few duys, and these operations during the forenoon were the most Influentfal tactor In makiug the temper of the market. The opening was made at higher pricés than those of lust evening, but while Reading was up soven-eights of 1percent. Loulsville & Nashvillo was down five-eights of 1 per cent, Reading was still the center of speculation in tho forenoon. but the crowd of brokers in the spaces allotted to the differ- ent stocks were unwsually large and while Reading und Atchison stlll maintained the premier position in point of activity, other stocks soon eamwe to the front With niore sub- stantial advances, Theheavy buying and tho heavy realizations of tho forenoon kept the market In an extremely feverish state, tho transuctions footing up to enor- wmous figures for the first hour, the exeltenent Delog correspondingly intense, Toward noon, however, tho realizatlons slacked away under the stubborn resistance of the market to tho pressure and the shorts cume in to cover. In the buying moveruent the Eranors were most conspicuous and Rock Island, Burlington and St Paul took tho plnco of Reiding aud Atci- son as loaders of the market. The advance in those shares was vory shurp, and as compared with tholr lowest figures Rock Island roso 4% per cent, Burlington 25 per cent and St, Paul 21 per cont. whilo among the speclaltios there wore cqually. pronounced movement Texas & Moxlcan Central. Milwauke Lake Shoro and Western and the in‘ dustrials being very prominent. The lowest figuras wero reached toward 2p. m. and aftor that time the traders who had started in to take the market uway from shorts began to realize thefr profits and u ma- terlal reaction occurred fn the last hour, Rock Island going back 515 per cent and the rest of the list from one-eighth of 1 per cent 0 114 por cent. Some of the more sluggish shares of the forenoon were even carried down Dbelow the level of the opening prices, and * Ontarlo & Western lost & good slice of its late rise, dropping from 23 to WM. The decline - lasted until the “sound “of the gavel und the market —closed - rather heavy - at the concessions, thoueh o great. majority of the list aro tractionally higher this cvening. The important wonz the leading shares are a8 Afollows: Islund, 2% per cent; Toxas Pacific, 1% per cent; Sugar 144 per conty and St. Paul, 1% per_centi Burlington being content With! & Fiso of only soven-elghiths of 1 per cent. Government bonds have been dull and steady. Stuto bonds have been quiet und firm. The following aro the closing quotitions for tho leading stocks on the New York stock ex- change today Atehi A Adums Express. . Alfon. Terre Hante.: i 0 roforred ... 123 American Expross.. 117 | Bur.. O & N8 4| Northwestern. ... 1164 | Northwestern, prot. . 138t |N-Y. Central’...... 110 N. Y, Chle. & 8EL 1714 {0 preferred. .11\ T oto ) L a0 At gt L g 3 ROn Improvem't., 2 2% | Orowon Nav.... ..., 7 59 |North American.... do 2d prefe a8 1l Chicago & Alton. .. ding 1444 Rock I8l A (8L, &8, F. o 03| St. Paul.,. proforred.. .. 42 | do pr d proforred St Paul, M proforred Ui do preferred ort Wayne. .. Tonn. Coal & Lron. .. Tol. & 0. Cent. pid. Unlon Pacitic . U.S Express. ... St. Paul & Duluth’ W., 8t L & Pacl.0: L 151 Kansas & Texas. . WS L. & Pac. pfd! §3h Lake Erio & West.. . W do proferred ....... G LakeShore. . outsville & Ny oulsvilie & N. A, Hocking Houston & Texas.. 1inols Central... Central & W orred &8 L oferred 1l Pac Mobile & Oblo L1023 | Ontarlo IL Bika | Quickaliyor WiITH uthern Paci |Oreuon’s. 1.'s Tho total sules of stocks today were shures Inoluding: Atehlson, 60.0%: Canada +Bouthern, 7.000; Oblougo Gas, 6,100; Delaware, Lackawanna Westorn, 0.700; Erie, Hoeking 4 Lake Shore. 10,660; Missourl estern, 7,008: North American, 8,12: Northern Pacifie, 6,965; North- ern Pacll proferred, 2,40; Paciiic MalFf 3,18 Reading, 00.070; Richimond & West Point. 8W0; L Paul, 44410; Unlon Pacitle, 35,344; e Paul & Omahn, 4,680; Toxas Paclfle, 15,045; Wostern Unloo, 6,15; Wabash, Financial Review, NEw Yonk, Sept. 18, ~The Dost snys: markets of yesterday and today show . clusively enough that buying for the rise hy speculative outsiders has become a factor of prime Importance. No other interpretation could be put upon the transactions of 850,000 shares yr"-ll'rlluf’ nd this with the larger Dusiness of today, In the majority of theso socurities 19 belleved to have been made with the nld of stimulative pools. The belief, in confirmation of which there are many cu rent Indieations, that one of the most import- ant Interests in the speculative market has stubbornly resisted the advance, makes this outside niovement particularly Interesting. It Is toa very Iarge extent a market without leaders. Reading’s movement yesterday 11us- trates the value In a Ms»m'uLlH\(v way of a dis- tinet and favora the dutlook of any single import . There may pos- 8 bly be more sensations of the kind instore. Union Pacific ana Richmond Termiual on the ain drags upon the general ad- The vance The' problem to he solved, therefore, 18 whether these unlucky properties can be nb- solutely ignored, or whether they alone have suffered severely from the recent prolonged boycott of the bond market by lnvesturs? The next fow days will go far to gIve the answer. New York Money Market, =W Y OIK., Sopt. 18 ~MONEY ON CALL— gIng from # per cent to 4 per cent 15 per cent: closed offered at 3§ cont. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—GX@T por cont. STER SXCHANGE-Wenk at $480X for sixty-day bills and #8314 for deman, yollie following " wero thio closing honds: prices on L0y 109 T Mutial Union Gs o g %|N. J. Cont Int Cort Pacitic s of 05, Noriliorn Pac Ists. nn Stanip s s y see N. 8. 68 VR St. L. & L M. Gen 64 Hoiithatn 2ds 07l |8E L & 8. F. Gon W htral Pacitic 18ts. 105 |St. Paul consols......12. D, & R G Ists.. 11114 C. & I Ints o 48 Tt L G Tr Reta! | 854 D. & It G West, Tats, o [T P IE G T Hots.. 345 Erio2ds Lo 1031 | Union Prottic Tats. .. 1068 g Y VLI, < Jloarings, #1,- 647, NEW YORK. Sept. 18 —Bank cloarings today, 777,407, Sept. 18.~Clearings today PHILADELPIIA, Pa. Sopt. 18, fngs today, $11.410.i20; balunces, money, 444 per cent. 21,115, Commorcial §1 S1. Lou 408; Dalance X Exchunge on New Y BOSTON, . Sept. bal money, r cent York, 17 to le discount. Cn1cAao, 111, Sept. 18.—Money cent; bank ciearings, $I4 k exchange stoady at 100 discount. oxchange weak at $4811 for 60 duy bills and $4.84 for sight drafts, . Md, 8: bu Bank clear- #,700,650; loarings, Sopt. 18.—f i Bank 50c. New York exchanze 51 1,0.0 discount. 1. 18.—Clearings, 83,600~ Monoy, @S per c learings, rutes for on New London Stock Market. LoNDON, Sept. 18.—The following were the London tock atiot yslng at 4 p. o ¢ Consols account oxican ordinary ... ©2270028 [SE Paul common. HEitl 4o Ponnaylvania Erie..... i) BAR St MoNEY—14 per cent. Rate of discou the open market for short bills, 2 per cent; three-months bills, 23 per cent. German Bank Statement, BERLIY, Sept. 18.—The statement of the Tm- perial Bank of Germany shows a decrease in specle of 1,320,000 marks, Bank of England Bullion. LoxDoN, Sept. 18.—Amount of hullion with- arawn from the Bank of England on balance today £12,000, Paris tentes. PARIs, Sept. 18.—~Three per cent rentes 05 72i4e for the account. Boston Stock Market BosTON, Mass,, Sopt. 18.—The followlng were the closing pricos on stocks on the Boston stook market today: corn showed consfdatablo strength. This was Dr options deeline In tinues fe Inter and and i Soptamnher ana Ificowarm 18 peltoved that May freoly bought for fve Il M ber wheat opened this mos £1.00% and closed at $8yc. stronger for smoval of n of export duty on whoat fron buying movement for The sdvanc 810018 FOCOV o ne red yestordny's urnedgent to bu, ks and we don't be slicy 13 11 t. 18 oCormick to” FidiSwartz & 140, up to opp) msed by o8 and o Tntter sturtod a 1z ind short account, i sifig covered at the top, ably due to longa gotting out of i Wonths, Octoler weather r,days longer long futures are likoly (oo [ corn DXL soll them ab all except to Swartz, ning The the near The con- Insts will_be Pro- ne. There hem on the fove It good take wro- Dupoe & Docorm= e, sold o, at g gt Russia, big short line woaknoss wt tho close was the result of an effort to gt out by local traders who h i st onrs. b wenk on continued fine we ance. Cables wore ronger. Minneapolls and EXport ol ishels, not Including flour. t elling of September for Ne but rallied lute tl i Provisions firn eenrly. Th mato for Saturday only 1,000, ish on provisions Cockrell Brotiiors: about ¢ higher., firmor [ n e finully of wheat and flour elo; CHICAGO, 111, S Cables to Ind the so owd and th T tho marke ews strong enough to muke » g0 zunning for the short sy me in the receipts of and watch for 0 £1F this Woek exporters ire business in Duluth una « fair » pOrts and an opportune y Antwerp excited on necount of the foar prohibit tho export of wh i A ussiu would leading short was worrlod 000,000 to 1,500,000 and the marke bought onflicting but Duluth arances about halt a milllon cre were only 16,00 hozs, ivato o the nd- generally had 844 on Corn opened and tho es- Wo feel bear- pt. 18.~Counselman & Day to Wheat opencd active and were Just alled” Hutehinson r following to keep their wheat semo {tom of it tol enough Ably, lators. 0,/ 00 bushels nees from Ave ports, loing an active arkot at sea- ting bio qu that it into_covering thereafter relupsed in the face of higher elosing cables wholo advance of Ul adyise iort side, belloving orts are principnlly om thirty to sixty days i the Wo the accounts will tire out holders 1 present sl heav pareit prices oan be made derable amounts, buying by tho fo Iy on i ded © prefer awaiting jort. sales. Provisions st low of strength 1ape bulge | keepin ) to %0 rted in sympathy with grain. the do 5 prosent ox- il salos and that the eforo sules nt in any con- advanced eliguo houses o ded orders which hammer wis when wheat became top heavy. fore advising off ‘with There was not enough business to sustain it, and tul and s when arket de Ve veste CHICAGO. T11., Sopt 13, — G, ryan Commission compnny :t, Decomber selling at 00 high as 81.00%. Tl glve higher prices in th nd on the continent low ined and closed scaipers attempted tor only rday and rather glumpy in tone. Wiheav op sold of to 98'5¢ alize the n shade to od in & ( closo 8 083, nited King- As we look at the position and values, Amerlean wheats are low comy cc markot for a short time: In corn the liguld epteriber and fc been heavy in s lnok for lower prices for both options. in My is on the increase and popular at May js selling at_about its Little doing fn onts, with only frac- A fajr business doing in e bioking intorest is more dis- traai senti value. tional fluct provisions. rod with ull ountries and believe in by other exporting ing in this mar- It muy bo only w scalpin ultim r higher prices. nt is th fons. posed to buy than to sel as tely we lool ation hus Jetober. | The OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS. OMAnA, Sept. 18, CATTLE—Ofcfal compured with & rocolpts of 338 yesterday Eriduy of lust wick. Market slow attle, 500 d dull. Butcher stuff in_heavy supply and poor de- mund. 10 1,200 pound Common 1iz compared Triduy ot a st 50 m Murket we: Hoas—Officly receipts of with 2111 " yesterd, lust week. shade stronger. (Light oundy. Market closed old. * Light, $L900@5.05; ixed, 8.0003.03, SHEEP—Oflicial and receipts k. 5@ 10 lower. ative feeders actlv \t stockers a drug on the markef. Hogs, 2,761, Heavy of Good 1,000 nd steady ns and 2,848 1028 active mixed about Y, firm and everythin: heavy. HLU585.7> sheep 3, as compared with nono yesterday, and none Iric st < da y of lust weok. eady. Honses—OMcial receipts of onu pire ay of lust week. Market unusually horses 17 with nong yesterday and none Receipts and Disposition of Stock. Offical recelpts and disposition of stock shown by the books of the Union stockyur company for the twenty-four hours ending at 50'clock, p. m., Septembor 18, 1801: RECEIPTS, Atelinon & Topeku.. 46 |C Boston & Albany....200 [Cataly Boston & Maine. . | Frani GhL., Bur. & Quin..... 984 Huron Fitchburg It T, Trbg| Kearsarg Flint & Pere M. 11 2714 | Osceoln Flint &Pero M pfd.” 813 |Santa o Masa, Contral........ 193 Tamarack . Mex. Cen. com ...\ 24i4|Sun Diego N.V.& N. Eng.. 21§ | West End Land Co. . 10t oldColony... 1§ | Boll Teleplione. ... 178 IRutland proferred. |Lamson Storo 8. Wis. Central com. Allouez M, Co. (now). Atlantle Boston & 3 Denver Mining Stocks. DENVER, Colo, Sept. 18.—The followIng are the closing mining quotations: Alioghuny. ..o, ... 20 [iwnning SR 26| Whnlo. 5% | Ballarat., Argonami 10% | Big Indian; Jote e e Bates Hunter......, Browntow. Calllopo.. i Clag County.., 102 |Claudia Gettysburg.........) 16 |Century Gold Rock . & |Diamon Teavenworth. .. §1{ | Denver Gas. Little Rule. 110" | Emmons. May Mazopp: 118 |Gold Treasure Matchless . 75 |Ironclad.... 3 |John J Puzzler.....1. 0 00 81 Reed N, Rialto.... SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept. 18.—The official olosing quotutions fof mining stocks today wers us fol TNavajo. Ophir | PGtost Savago.. ..l [slorra X New York Mining Quotations. Yonk, Sept. 18.—The following are the closing mining stock quotations: All i n 6 Adumis o) |ply Savag New York Dry Goods Market. w YORK. Sept. 18.~In dry zoods business r. Dress goods were active, Shirting prints are sold up for fall and agents are hooking orders for spring at present values. The market was generally strong in tone in splte of declining cotton. Goods are well sold up. Foreign Oil Market. LONDON, Sept. 18, —~CALCUTTA LINSEED—428 por quarter, REFINED PETROLEUM SPIRITS OF PETROLEU TURPENTINE SPIITS. ROSIN—Amerle: 55 %d por gallon., T Ad T 285 per ewt. n strained, 43 4440 per owt. London Meat Market. LONDON, Sept. 18.—AMERICAN REFRIGERA- 70kt BrEr-Forequartors, 3d; hindquur- ters, 35 4d@As 4d per 8 pounds by the carcuss. Philadelphia Wool. PHICADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 18.—W0OL—Tm- proved demund; prices unchunged. Havana Markets, JIAvANA, Sept. 18.—Spanish gold, RSB Traders Cnicaao, Tl Co. to 8. A M Talk. Kennott, Hopkins & ( An exciting day on ‘chango during which frightened shorts bid pricos up sharply on_themsolves closes with the market ubout whore it closed yestorduy pnd pretty woll evenod up. Pho alloged pro- hibitlon of wheat exports by Russia did duty Inmany forms. ' As ialiy reported tho pro- hibition npplies only to whoat exported neross the Persian trontier as Persin Is herself un ox- porter. This sounds wuch like torbidding ahipbing of coals to Newowstle. Thoouly pos: sible “explunution = of u step meems 0 bo & fear that might be- come & route of transportation for Kusslan grain and as Russia owns the rail- ways It would naturally seek tostop Kussian products from being carried to wmarket over any other lino of traasportation thin 1ts own. It {3 u mattor apparently of no consequen but it served o drive” In some big sl (awong them Pardridge) and relieved the i ket of the teosion caused by thelr short sales. The aavance [5 due to speculution, lezitimue demand cutting litue figure. It s doubiful it these bulges can Lo sustalned though * the ' clearanc thus fur this “week have been unusually lurgo WREreguting over 600,000 In wheat and flonr from Now Orleans and the Atlantic const, but recolpts at primary markets are so greatly in oxcess of shipments and the visiblo is Incrous 1ng %0 fast that considerably lower pricos 1n thie near future seem almost assured, = No new ©xport business at the souboard wis reported up 10 tho olose of ‘change. The long tutures of BHEEP. tho and 5,086 Omuhn The G. H. Hnmmond Co. Swift & Co ‘The Cudah John P, Equires & Co...... North P & . Co.. Nelson Morris Shippers and f Total .. No. Av. 1..1050°81 00 410600 0 1 1 1c Tcow nnd ealf 1100 1cow and calf! Representative Sales. Ccows. No. Av. 020 81 © K61 2207 832 1120 11150 1.0 060 852 3. 870 102 050 1 0., 865 175 COWS AND STAGS. Pr. e 50 18 50 125 BULLS, 1810 190 8 8..1030 1..1220 STOOKERS AND FEEDERS, 705 2 50 6. W 250 1., 720 17,0 572 4. 085 2 80 601216 2 074 1180 3 00 1260 3 00 STEERS. 260 260 75) i © 608 1 .. 501 2. ...1200 8 50 milk 1 milker:. cow and oal WESTERN CATTLE, No. 40 heifers, spayed. .. 2 cows. Cross & L 20 cows.... .0 10 ste feeders | Teschemacher 8 COWS. 16 coWs. 7 cows. 30 stoors. 10 feeders. 2 fecdors, Middlesex L. 1 cow... 1 focder... 1 foeder. 20 foeders. Moran Bros. COWS.....0 OQWS s suan snsns steers Guthrio COWS ... foedors LN Emerson, BukerKennedy. COWS..... A Chas. Pollard! bulls Lee Moore COWS +vvrre steers...., stoers L1 Donald, Aitn; ) cows Ives Ives. 3 stecrs feedors, calves.. J. Moran G 66 Toed E H 1 bull 5bulls 10 foeders 7 cows Dahlman & 8. 4 cows 2 cows No. ) 1 n 5 i feeders ...l LATE YESTERDAY. d stoors feeders Av. Sh, 2160 120 #4 40 M5 B0 4 40 10 15 188 240 4 80 20 THO 450 W8 — 485 o 40 4w Ling 4. 080 L6 510, 030 211103 14,1260 2601001 20,1120 2001170 200 0 0 10% 1105 R ) . 110 L 80 1408 111000 1103 1162 BTy 1015 L1048 1480 Lo ot 194 1219 8h. 120 85 0945 200 5605 201 207 L100 &0 4 160 40 120 w0 40 & 40 Chicago Live Stock Market. On10Aao, 111, Sept. 18.—(Special Telogram to Tre BER.]The most hopeful thing to be said of toany's cattlo market 18 that in agen- oral way it was in no worse condition than on preceding two or threo days. A drop In pts from 20,000 to 11,000 had nootlier effect rest tho downward course of prio at the close of yestorday's trading had reachied a pofnt from” i5e to 0o per 100 pounds below the prices ruling one week 1go. Tho wants of the trade wore less than on pre- ceding days of the week, as the majority of buyers had plrend thelr full com- plement of stock. Lessenca competiion made it difficult for soliers to unload even at the low prices of the duy be fore. In fact a good many, cattlo remained o tiolr hands at the close.” Tho recelpts wero about 5,500 natives and an cqual number of rane Tho formor sold on & busis of from $1.00 to & for inferior to cholce cows, $1.15 to stockers and feeders, and 8275 (o & shipplng steers, while rangers wore quote 10 to #4175 for westerns ana nt $1.40 to ctive at from $2.00 to #.25. Prices for hogs ranged about the samo is on Thursday, lght weights selling at from 8.0 to 8525 and poor (o cholce mediun and hoavy uf from $.06 to £.50. To bring outside qotations u strictly first class articlo was required and there, was on.y here and thero o Jond that “filled the bill.’ Trom to &5 for ileht * and 10 to for henvy and medinm, wer at which® most hogs wor Tho hot weather operated ns i upon the shipping demand, but there very free buying by local packers and men did not find it necessiry to carry over any considerable number. The close was stend The Evening Journal reports: OATTLE--Re- ceipts, 11,000: shipments, 4,500, Market giutted und prices demoralized; prime natives, £.50 Kood o choice, #1500 : 1, $2.20GR03¢ 1024.60: good cows i Hoas—Recelpts, 17,000; shipments. 0,500, Shipping grades’ steddy to strong: packing Towors rough und common, M.25@460; mixed and _packers, prime heavy and butehier weigh prime light, #. 10; grass g “Recelpts, 50003 shipments, market stendy: natives, #4.0004.50; weste & cxuns, 8.4524.25; lambs, &, New York Live Stock Market. New York, Sept. 17.—BEevEs—Recelpts, 4,760 head. including 7 cars for sale: market extremely dull, 10c_per 100 1bs lower: native 3. 75485.2); Texans_and Colorados, §2.7 @4.30: bulls and cows, & 00; dressed becf, duil; T@4ie per pound: Shipments tomorrow, 1.056 beeves and 1,460 quarters of beef, Recelpts, 463 head: market dull; venls, $5.0007.7 po sers, 82.2502.65, SHEEP—Recoipts, nd; market very dull, shadc lower 00@4.76; latnbs, 8.0 @40 Hoos—Recelpts, 1,676 thead. fncluding 2 cars for salo; market sieady at 100500 per 100 ) Kansas City Live Stock Markets. KANSAS City, Mo, celpts, 7,200; ship 3); market dull lower: steer cows, 81.50G: stockers and feeders, 82452343, HoGs—Recelpts, 6,120: shipments, & ket steady to 5¢ 1 Dulk, #4.80@4.90; grades, #.00 SHEEP—R ket steady. St. Louis Live Stock 7. Lours, Mo., S , 2,500; ‘shipments, 9%00; 'n to choice nutives, $1.00a Indian: Ccanner: Hoas—Recelpts, 8,000; shipments, 4,400; mar- ket steady: heavy. $ mixed, #. 5.10: 1ight, %.00a OMAHA WHOLESALEMARKETS, mar- all shipments, 930; mar- Market. i Fresh Fruits, SWEET POTATOES—Per b, Bo. Al APPLES—Per bbl, $.5023.00. CANTALOUPES—Per doz, 31.001. s—California Crawford ten case lots, 31.10; 10-1b_baskets, ots lots, 80@i2e; Muscat, per crite, Rose Peru, #L3531.50. California Bartlett, $2.75; ifornin vai . 42,2500 Pruss—California, ¢ros and Hungarian prunes. $1.50; German prunes, $1.35. A Per bbi, $2.2502.50. —Per box. imported, #6.50. “single case Michigan, per other Cal- BANANAS—Per shipping stock. CRANBERIUES—Cape Cod, per bbl, $0.00@10.00; Wisconsin Bell and B DL, §8.75. bunch, &.0082.50 for good Flour, Omaha Milling company. Rellance, Patent, £2.90; Invincible, Patent, #2805 Lone Star, Su- Jorlaiive, 800 Suowilake, £10] Fancy Fam- y, 82, . T. High Patent, Lion and Hawkey: cinl Patent., 10 Patent, §200; Kansas £.00; Nevraska Strafghts, .50, & I", Gilmun's Gold Metal, £280; Snow White, Snowflake, 82.10; low grade, 81, Quee Pantry, #.00; Minnesota Specualative, 2,803 bran, #14.00; chopped feed, £22.00, . Davis Mill company. No. 1 and Cream £2.85; Blue D). and Red ., £2.60; £240; Royal No. 10, Spe- Minnesota_and Dakotu, Hurd Whoat, Putent. egetables. quotations represent the prices at which cholee stock Is billed out on orders unless ctherwise stated: 10 grown, 4030 per bu, Per doz., —Per i, $1.00. ~Home grown. 1c per I1b. per bu. T0ES ~Local growers are supplylng the nd ulmost « xelusively 2@d5e “per bu. SWEET POTATOES—J orscy, 83.50 per bl Tne following Country Produce. Eaas—Market steady at 10@16% arket weak: ~receipts light. ut whe outside on old fowls and chickens is 2,75 and small chickens have sold as low as 00 and_ good sizes at $2.50: good ducks, §1,00. Burren—The Dbest country butter. good enough for city trade, sells at 16@1te; packers' stock, 11@12. JOIN A, MCSUANE. FRANK O CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 800 8. 13th St, First National Bank Bail1 ing, Omaha, Neb. Deal In_stocks, bonds, seourities, per, ote. Negotiate 1oans oo Imoc) extato. Short tine loans, approved collateral socurity "HUMPHREYS’ VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Doge, Hogs, . AND POULTRY. 2 800 Page Bop o Hont Wrse, Animale Jongestions, Inflammation Milk Fever. Rheumatisme ischurgess alOuihsray tock, or ohs cures ( Fevers, 'A.18pinal Menlngitis, Strains, Lame by hs, Henv or Gripes. Bell o; Homorrhuge d Kidney Disc unge. igertion, Paralysis. Slnslo Bottlo over S0doses) = o 60 Jnse, with Spectfics, Manual Stable ORRES Gliro ol and Nedicator, " 87.00 Jar Veterinary Cure Oll, = = "1.00 Sold by Drugglsts; or Sent Prepaid anywhera and in any quantity on Recelpt of Price- HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE 0O, Gorner William and John Sts., New York EUMPEREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC Nn.za Io uso 3 years. 'Tho onlv succossful remedy for Nervous Dabifity. Vital Weakness, d Proriration. from! brer-work or othor caub Ao, ) Tarye vl portar. for el sl ol vocli ¢ priceHUMPHREYS' MEDICINE 0., OB oz, Wililam and Toba Sta., N. Y. " UNION DEPOT HOTEL. ner 10th and Mason Streets Now bullding, new furniture, every thing class: nost location 1o the city; all modern proyements: Stewm Heat: Gas: Call Hells ana Barber Shop in connection; Electric and Ca Crs to any part of the elty. Try us and be vinced that we have the beat house for the money weat of Chicago. Rates from §1.00 Lo §1.%0 per day ONLY|FREE REMEDY, Faru Falarged, Cire { il gladly tend the iz W 68 Oc first X 1o any butferer. 1t 13 e Nldress W 5. Bt., Ciacianath® OMAHA Manufcturers” and Jobbers : DI R ECTORY. Omaha, Tent & Awn- ing Co., v elothing. Send for catalogue. 11 AND Bomis Omahia Bag Co. Twporters and Manu fac turers ke hurlaps and Twine. B e ———————— BICYCLES. A. H, Perrizo & Co. M. 0. Daxon, 1406 Dodgo Streot. Bleyeles aold on monthly gend for our eatalogue Losd and prices | 160714 Farnam st., Omah BOOK BINDERS and STATIONERS Ackerman Brothors & Heint Printors, bindors, clootrotypors, blank book manu- S AND SHOES Chas, A, Coe& Co. | Kirkendall,Jones& Co Manufacturers and Joh- | WholesaloManufactur'rs b Agenta for_loston 1ub. ber Shoo Co, and 1105, Harne “W. V. Mors: & Oo,, s 1102, 1104, 1109 Howard stroot. Williams, Van Aor- nam & Harte BOXES John L. Wilkie, UTCHEL Louig Heller, Omaha paper box factory | Nutelors and Packors, Tools and supplies. Beat 1317-1619 Douglas. Ordors_promptiy filled. | B3 And sheep casings CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETO. W.T. Seaman, | : Omaha's Largest Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIAG CARPETS. Omaha Carpet 0o, Carnets, oll, cloths mat- tings, curtain goods,ote 1511 Douglas strect CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, ufacturers and losale Clothiers, 1109 Harney stroet. CIGAR West & Fritscher, Manufactures fine cigars, Jobbers of leat tabacco, 1011 Farnam Stroot. —— COAL, COKE, E10, s Omaha_Qoal, Uoke & ime £, Tlard and soft coal. 8. E. cor. " 1ith and Douglay stroot Coutant & Squires, Hard and soft coal ship- American Fuel Co., Shippers ana_dealors in anthracite and. bitu- Mot coal. 215 8. 15th street. Nebraska Fuel Co,, 213 8. 15th Streot, 2078 14th Strooe, Omana, Johnson Bros,, 914 Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb. Omaa, Neb. —_— CORNICE. Eagle Cornice Works, - Manufacturers of Canizcd Tron Corntee, dow aps, metallic hts, gete. 1110 and st _— l&,‘[}n’:'T AND LI.\[’I: 7. 7. Johnson & COo,| Oady &Gray, 218 8. 13th Stroet, Lime, cement, ete., ete. Omaha, Neb. | cor. 9th ana Douglas sts. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo,, |Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Dry gouds. nottons, far- Goods Oo, Bishing Koods. Dry goods, notions, zents furnishing goods. Corner 11th ana owara. | cor. T1¢h and 110 ward Sts Coreriithandillonard; oo i imnaowani ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Wolf Electrical Co. DETROIT -lAU'I'U\l:\'I‘IC Electric Motors Ilustrated cataloguo ana Dyamos. Catalozuo froe. free. 1. A. Kinnoy, Gon'l 1014 Capltol Avenue. | At 85273 N.Y. Life Bid's. e FARM J[,’I('IIIA\'EH?Y,V ETC. S Parlin, Orendorff &| T, @ Northwall, Martin Co. General western agent Corner Jones and 0th Sts. Skandla Plow Co., Omaha, Neb. 1544 horman Ave. "LOUR. R. T. Davis Mill Co. €. G. vnderwood, Manager at Omaha. Cor. th and Jackson Sty. " Omaha Milling Go., Merchant Millors Oftice and Ml 131 Tith Strec £, . Gilman, 1013-1 16th Street. Managor. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co, Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co., Succossors to C. A. Boobo Furniture and carp Fins | 116-1119 Farnam Streot. | Grace and 1ith Sts. Omaha FURNISHING GOODS. 3.'T. Robinson Notion [ Gonts' furnishing goods, g colebratod brand “Euck kin " overalls, s, shirts, coats, ote Cor. 13th ana Howard St ASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRU ] J. A, Fuller & Oo,, Kennard Glass and Paint Co,, 1402 Douglas Stroat, Harnoy Streot New 08-1412 Omuliy Omaka. Blaks, Bruce & Co., 05-603 Loavenworth St. William Cummings, Ol Omat ATDICENANID o | AR GROCERIES, Meyer & Raapke, 1403-1405 Harney Strect, Paxton & Gallagher, 10111 . 10 Birool DM Steels & Co, 1201-1205 Jones Street, Omaha. Neb, | Bloan, Johnson & O, th and Le sir venworth Omahs, Neb. Omabia, [ McCord, Brady & Oo., Neb. Allen Bros,, 11051110 Harnoy St reet, Owmaha, Neb Omaha, Neb. —_— GUNPOWDER, “Hugh H. Olark, ostorn Agent of] Bporting Gun GRAIN AND PROVISIONS - . A, 8, MocWhorter Room 18, Toar d of Tr Brokers. Irivatg to New York, wire | Bougnt. F. 0. Swartz & Co Titokors and cash buyors. | Brokers,Grain, Provislony Private wires to New |ote. Privato wire to 8 York, Chicago, & St | Lonleand Chieago, Room Louts, 16-18 Board of | 7, Board uf Trade Omahn, Trado. Exehange LAy, 8. Omabs Tyan Commission Oo Brokors, graln, provision and stoeks N. Y. Lifo BId'g. Private wiro Chl enRo, 8L Louls and New York Cockrell Brog HARDWARE, 5, Lee- Olark-Andreesen Hardwaro Co. nd Tinrney, OmAny ot ! Reotor& Wilhelmy Co Cor. 10th and Jaokson Sts. Sth Omaha. ik . IRON WORKS. Paxton & Vierling | Omaha Safe & Iron Iron Works, Works, Wronght Bullding v ork, eugtnes, | Manuf'rs fire and burglay brase work. ‘gonutal | proof safes, vaults. il Wiio Wi | work, Lron shutters ang binckamlth work. UL I | fira escnpes. G Ats drvon, Tith £ ackson sty Ry and 15th — Ol rnd east fron LIQT Tler & 0o, Liguor Merchants, 112 arnoy Stront Manufaetur'es Kennedy's East Indin Bittors R. R. Grotte, | 1mporter unt Jobver of 1020 and 1029 Fafnaim St | PricaTists on appitcation L. Kirsoht & Co, | Friok & Herberts, Wholesale Liquor Deal’ss | Whole:aleLiquor Dealors 07400 8. 10th St £01-503 &, 10th S¢. —_— LUMBER. G. W. Douglass & Co| John A Wakefield, od, A meriean Porg Tiardwood 1 Coment, Milwau koo dlydraulle “Cemen | and Quiney White L Charles R, Li | Louis Bradford, Hoorin iber, 1610 North 16th Streot 23 1 ouglns Street. MILLINERY 0. A. Stonehill, Mitlinery, Notlons,Cloaks "AND NOTION, [T, Oborfelder & 0o, Importers and Jobbers i 204 i Militnory 110-118 8, 16th St,, Omaha. | ] 210 and 212 8 —_— MUSICAL INSTRUMENT £ Max Meyor & Bro Co| A, Hospe, Jr,, Farnam aad 10th, Artistar 1513 Douglas Streot. OYSTERS. Platt & Co., Oysters, Fish and Celory, 319 8outh 10t B OILS Consolidated Tank Line Co. Retined_nnd lubrieat oils, axlo grense, ote. It 1. ituth, Manager, PRODUCE, Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In country prod uce, frults, vegotables, | exgs, and al ete | mission merehiants, Howard Streot. 42} South 1ith Street. " Robert Purvis, |E. B. Branch & Co, 1217 Howard Streot. | produe o Write for prices on but- ) ter, ogks poultry, and wnme. OMMISSION, Schroedar & Co,, Cash buyers butter and coms fruits 13th a Jas, A, Olark & O Butter, cheete, cggs poultry and game. 60 South 1ith Street, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter, eggs and poultey. 1200 Howara Streot. ' Bates & Co, Country produce, fruits, VokoInDIos, grocors’ spo: PAPER. | RUBBER GOODS Omaha Rubber Oo,, ufacturers and job- bers all kinds rubber Oarpenter Paper Co., | Carry o full stock of printing, wrapplng and el pavor, eard ba: yor. ot " Wl Farnam Stree e SEEDS STOVES Emerson Seed Co, Sced growers, donlord In warden, grass, grain and tree meeds. 123 South 15th. _——— SASH, DOORS, M. A, Disbrow & Co, Manufacturers of sush. | Goure, Dlinds nnd |ing mouldings. Braneh of Oitice fee, 12th and Tenrd Sta. | Toom 423 lica Bullding. e STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. 8, Wind Engino & | A, T, Strang & Sous, Pump O, e y Wind Mills. 10251008 “James Hughes, Stoves repnirs of all kinds Bohn Sash & Door Oo Manufacturers of moulds blinds, doors, ete. Farnam Street, Omaba. Neb. — , SPICES. Consolidated Coffeo Company, 14 and 1l Harnoy St Omalia, Neb. BILLIALDS, The Bruns TOYS. H. Hardy Oo,, Toys, dolla, “albums, fancy goods, house fur nihing goods, ehild- ok lko-Gollender 00y oY Ruloon Hxture 407, 400 5. 10Lh Streoky —_————— SOUTH OMAHA. CO, - - LIMITED Hunter & Greeny 0 Eoxe UNION STOCK YARDS A. D. Boyer & Co,, o Bullding, 60 Exchn ange Bullding, South Omaha, South Omaha, Miss I3lla Joseph loft_yesterday for Love. land, Colo., where she wiil teach in the publig schools during the coming yenr Flwtablished 1872, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Grain, Seeds, and Provisions. Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman St. Rooms 68 & 69. 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