Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 23, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Failure of White & Co. Caused Demo-ali- zation in the Pits, PARTIAL RECOVERY OCCURRED SHORTLY, the Tempor- Ihis Corn ary Panic Cercal Resulted | Trouble. Most Affected by as a Corner in th omicAao, Sept. 2.--The simultaneous announcement of the New York Stock Ex- chanze and the Chicago Board of Trade of the failure of the Jong established, well known and wealthy New York commission firm of S, V White & Co,, with its branch house In Chifcag: at the opening of business this morning, over- shadowed all other items of news and cause tnstant demoralization in all of the trading pits, Inclualng grains and hog products. he panle was short lived, however, and after a partial recovery the markets be- came comparatively steady though gencrally &t alower range than that of yesterday und the pits assumed their normal appearance. Nevertheless, the focling was very nervous and the tone weak, and traders were on tip- toe, ready to run at the first sign of danger. Runior was more or less busy with the names of oo or two prominent local houses wh were known to have executed lurge fs- slons for the brokcn firm, but they proved groundless, for when the clearing house sheet came out at t showed no one in default excent White & Co. Corn was the most affected s it was fn an attemot tocorner the Septomber and Ostob er futures of that cereal that the broken nrm was forced to the wall December wheat started with sales at anywhere between from 06%c to Wlic against $101% at the close ye terday, but as sales for the account of the broken firm_ were not heavy tho market rai- Hed gradually to ®%e, but the following w nervous, and, on the recelpt of a cuble sayi what the Berlin market was Aemoralized nnd #c lower. broke to e, 1t rallfed to 1% ¢, broke in to (e, and closed easy ut that ro ' opened tumultuously ox- Al the © way from 47i5¢ inst 51%c at the close yestordiy, brokers who had deals with White & Co. muking haste to_close them out. The offerings were Tmmense, being absorbed chiefly” by receivers and shippers, but the rket stood well atthe reduction under the fimense load of offerings, and after a time advanced to49%c. The market fluctuated for some tinie between 4l 1o 19i5e, th iced 10 40%c ind closed wt 4050 for whichi the maindeal was closed yesterday at 62 openc Ay at 4856 to ble. and touched e, but closed at 40'qe. Outs were quict and weak n Sy mpathy with corn, but closed stendy at a reduction of only froni one-o.ghth of a cent to one-fourth of a cent compared with yesterds Hog products were less affectod than wheat and corn, ns White & Co., had only smiall lines in theni, and after fluctuating within a moder- ate range, closed with insignificant changes from yesterduy’s lust prices. The lead nz futures ranged as follows: [CrosE oW | BHE 06 9N | 00 105% | 105% 007418 [ 5, 9B 105%a Ouh a8y Tty Oush quotations were as follows: Frour—Stendy and unchanged. WHEAT—No. £ 8DrI FLAXREED—No. 1, 0c, TOMOTAY SEED—~Drinie. $1.20. Pork—Mess pork, per DOL #10.35: lard, or cwt., 80.80@0.8243; short ribs sides (looso), 7.00007.10. ) USKEY-—Distillers' finished goods. por gal., Recelpts and shipments today were as fol- lows: e ushois. buscis usholn 5400 On the Produce exchange toduy the butter ket was - dull and unchanged; fancy creamery, western, ' 2 fino_dairy, Hewe. Eggs, 1TH@I8150. % New York Markets. NEW Yonk, Sopt. 22.—Frovn—R packages Xports, 8,584 barrels, market firm, moderitely notive barrels: low oxtras, 81,6501, #©.25@5.05: Minneapolis clear, pipolls ents. BLOE@G0; winter why ow' grades, ELI@L. tents. 84,50 tralghts, $1.6005.2; ryo mixtur e : tind steady; yellow west- 5G04.00; Mi Itecelnts, 314,700 bu; ex 2,656,000 bu Of futures: 576,000 b of vk 1ve butlower; No. 2red, ator: 81043100 afloat | No. i red. 8102 ungraded ;1 northern to afrive, 1,003 @1.07%; No. 1 hird to urrive, $LOS'@1L08%. Op - tlons were much depressed und 141300 lower st the openlng on tho White & Co failure, but when it known that e wus about oven on hi whout there was u renction of seven-eighths of w cont, how vous feclinz develoved later on the fear of further trouble growing out of the ifii- culty and prices soon settlod again 1@1%0, Thero was =~ afterwards n fecblo reaction Qf one-clzhth to one-fourth of a cent and the elose waus stendy it 150 to 130 under yestor- dav. No. 2 red, September, £1.05@1.00, closing BLOSNG October, BLOSS@1064, — olosing L0545 November, $LOT@LUS, closing 8107 Deceniber, $LISG@ L%, closing 8LUBY; Tu 81104@1.1 1y, closing 811045 Febraary, clostng #1.12; Murch, closing 81,13 May, 81.14% @LIGK. ¢ x #1145 HYE--Dull ang BARLEY--No. 2, 4 CORN-—-Reveipta, $02:20) bu; bu; sales. L8400 bu of fu of spot. Spot mirket aotly 60c In elovitor: 63w6ie aflowts ungrid B8L@61140: options wera generally demoralizod on the White fullure and throwing oy Tong corn, fluctuuted frequently and ol p1iie lower on deilveries to and | decomber: Soptembor, 5504 c, closi Qctober, 5ih@ ke, closing b BT Hac, oo rts, 462,420 ®DOL, Spot beeame dewls In five-cights to ver, a very ner- changed; wostern, 0Sc, (T exports, 1 34 , ‘clo: oXports, bu futures, Spot market fooling rately active and casle; closing @o: Octobor, R Nov .\ B @S0, ccember, SN0, closin No. 2 ‘white, Gtsadiics mixed Wasio: White western, %IBH0C; No, 2 Ohleaio, 393K, £00d to cholce, bu; salos, 200,000 of L0 bu of spot. quiet. Options mod eptombor, 13 closing Bige; y Quiet; sbipping, §.5; 00G010.00. 10Ps—Qulet. casy; state. common to cholce, $12.00@010.00; Pacific const, B140016.00. Corree—Options opened stady, nachanged 016 points up; closed weak at 5'to 20 polnts down: siles, 5,500 ags, inoluding ber, §14.20@14.50; October, $12.15@14.00; Nove er, 811 mbor, #1.65011.8; T March, $1LIOGILK); May, 81 Kio, duly; filr car- }'(:;w ‘quiet, steady;: refined, fairly i ton- ASSES—Now Orleans, fir Good depiand; firin. PETROLEUN--Opened stendy, declined three- elehth of o cent In the early trading, then ad yanced 1c o buying orders from'’the weat and closed ennsylvania oil, 50% highest, 803c; lowest, 80io: closing, 501y October option. oponing, ic; highest: 5050 lowest, 80i30; closing, 50%ec. Total sules, 8, 000 burrels. COTTONKEED O1L, TALLOW=—Firm, Quiet; stoady. INE-—Steady at 3818140, Irm; westorn, 2)G2'5¢: recelpts, 024 packages. WooL—-Quiet. stoady: domostio flecce, 0@ 860; pulled, B5a@iie; Texus, 17¢024o. PoRK—Qufot. stoidy; old mess. $10.75211,2 new mess, $120001250; extra prime, $11.00@ plekled bellies, 0 e pickled hutas, good demand. Qulet, 11 Our Meats—Dull. weal iekled shoulders short clear, September, western stoam. #7.15 bid; sales, options sales, 5,00 October. #7,14@7.15: @782, closing at 25: Jununry losing at #1.8% BurTER-Qulel, casy; western dalry, 10@18c; 5. LARD~Dull 0 tierces tere THE western cronmery, 16@%%; western factory, 1351 CrersE—Qulet; f part skims, 730, Pig IRON. Dit COPPER-Fiti; | 2,40, Firp Stead ¥, firm; western, 628 40; Amerlean, $16.0018.25 ke, September, and Octo- domestio, #4524, L unchanged straits, $20.05, Kansas City Markets, KANEAS Crry, Mo, Sopt. 22,~Froun stoacy and nnchanged; patont, #2 tra_fancy, $.2002.29; fancy, £2.0502 #1.9022.00, WhEAT Septembor, ic Cons—L ber, 45¢ bid. OATS - Lowor; tembor, %ie HAY~Steady and unchan y prairie. #.00; good i low grades, 84,0024 FLAXSEED—Stondy at K BUTTER-Steady and unchanged; B16c; store packed, Active, Lower: No, 2 hard, oash, no bids; bid: No. 2 red. cash, no bids. or; No. 2, cush, 46 bid; Septem No. 2, Sep cnsh 2040 bid; 7, $8,00; .00 od: timoth, to cholce, creamery. 1@t RECEIPTS 1,000; oats, 11,400, PMENTS—Wheat, 25005 corn, 90,0005 corn, $700; onts, Liverpool Markets. Liverpoor. Sept. WitrAT—Steady; de- nd poor; holders offer moderately. Califors &5 013d@ss 10430 per cental: No.2 winter, s 1d. Receipts of wheat for yu' wera 437,000 centals, In- srican, and lower: mixed western, 0 Receipts of corn for the past three divys were 20,200 centals. BACON—Long elear, 45 1 TALLOW=Fine American, n ni red th CoRN per cent s per cwt, 905 0 per cwt. nnati Markets, 0., Sept. 22—WHEAT Cir CINCINNATI, No. 2 red, 06¢. CORN—Lowe OATS— I rre L0 Wiiskey Lower; 5000, No. £ mixe No. 2 mixed, alar, lowers ey Firm; 8118, Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE, Wik Sept 22.—WHEAT—Quiet; No. 2 spring, ¢ December, 9ic. Cush, fc. rain Market. —\Wiear-Firm; . 3¢0; No, {northern, d1ie; No. 2 north reapolis ¢ MiNxEAPOLLS. Minn . close: No. {hard Septembor, 803c: on track, arzet o Grain S - WHEAT - opt. ive STOCKS AND BONDS. New York, Sept. 22.—The stock market for the first time In many weeks showed a r actionary temper toduy and mostof the stocks traded in are lower than last evening as the result of the day's operations. Whon it announced that tho old and pow S.V. White & Co. was unable to gagements there was a rush to seil, but when plained that the fallure was entirely on account ot adeal In corn and bad notning todo with the stock market a better feeling was seen, The buying was checked for the , however, and the boars went in to make the most of the affair. There was In addition to this considerable manipulation of money rates today and loans were made as nigh as 12 per cent while all offerings were withdrawn at the close and bidders were offering 25 per cent. though this was after lenders had with- drawn trom the exchanze and every one who really wanted to borrow had boen supp lied, The bears used thelr mosy stronuous efforts to force values lower, but a good demand confronted thew at every desiine and prices ylelded very slowly after the first scare in the eurly dealinzs. The market opened frrogular changes from last ovening's prices and wl Union Puctfic wis up 1 per cent. Northwes ern was down three-fourths of I per cent. The active stocks were more prominent thin usual of lute and the losses in them were remarl ably uniform, ranging generally from I to 2 per cent, the litter in Reading. Among the speclultios. there were some sharp ud and . the Pittsburg, Cincinnati Louls common roso 4 per cent and the pre- ferred noarly 3§ per cont, retaining the improvement at the close. More confidence was shown In the atternoon but the rally was 1ed to fractional an weak, Tho ly closed rather heuvy after the rally with most stocks at or near tne lower prices of tho | duy.oTho il o chunges of note included Atchison, 1% per cent; Mls- sourl Pacitic and Reading. 144 per cent; Sugar, 1% per cent:” Big_Four, Burlington, North- western, Lake Shore, New 'England and Wheellng each 1 per cent, Cordage being 13 riment bonds have been dull and ly. State bonds have boen dull and fir following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the New York stock ex- change today Atehis, Adams EXxpross.’.] Alton, Terre Haliic., do proferred..... Amer cou pecially |Onio Misstsstppi o prefer; b | Oregon Tmprovem't L 837 Orex I A |Oregon 5 Pacitic Muil...... 38 |Peorln, Dec. & Evans. 2114 L8| Pittsburg....L L 3| Pullman Palico. . 7 Reading ... 3914 | Rock Talan 1S do 1st prefel do 24 proferred. . Chicago & Alton. Del. Thudson Dell, L. & W. . pre 1neaseo. ferrod.. L1 do Iat preferred; s al,Min. & Man 1061 do 2nd preferred... 14 St. Pau k| do proferre enn. Conl & Iron |Texas Pacitic. Chi. & East. i (| Tol. & O, Cent. pid Hocklng Valley ...\, 20| Unfon Pacitic . Houston & Texas... il U. 1inols Central St Paul & Duluf Kansas & Toxns. Lake Erie & Wost do preferred ... Lake8horo. ... . oulsyllle & Nash' XN, A & Char, )\ Central 0 profe Fort Wayne 1 20 Western L sty | Am. Cotto L 80T Homent 2134 Iron Stiver 2070 Sh0ng Q 0’ preforred Min &8t 1 obile & ¢ orn pld. 105k hicago Gas, Sl 'rust Sugnr Trust. . athorn Puct J. Centrnl rfolk & We rthorn it The total sules of stocks today were 62 shares including: Atchison 76,807 Cannda Southern, 5,700; Chicago G .540; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, i80%0; Erle. 15,178 Louisville & Nashyile, 11, surl hwestor clflo "profol mond & Wost ¥ w118; St. Paul, b clfie, Western Unlog, 7.163; Wabash, 3,170, inancial Review, suys: The the gruin market way sensitive, that & continued advantage at such o' rate as thut of the last fow days would make o col- lupse of some kind at least possible. However. 1LIS apt to be a fruitless task to apply tho ordinary process of logle to a bull market, and there has been no bull market in recent yeirs whose underlying factors huve bueen so diflicult to locate and measure New York Money Market, NEW YORK. Sept. 22.—MONEY 0N CALL— Closed ranglng from 5 t0 12 per cont; lust loan, cent; closing with no offerings at 213 per ut. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER —5!410 STERLING EXCHANGE-AcHVe by 80 for sixty-day bilis and B ud. he' followlug \ds! per cent, stoudy at 3 for do- were the closing prices on 104 110 L 113 L i, roulatored 10’4, ) dlgs, oy | 10 ta of 93, 111 oulsinna Stamp is. | Tennessve N. 8. 6 o ., 0 i H canada Boulthern 7ds Central Paclfic 1sts D. & It G Ista a0 48 Erlo2dy MK & T MK & - i i | 1084 1] i Bt 8 1 IAlRE e ki 18, % £ 1 6t el i s e e B U e [Mutual Union ox IN.J. do a0 debent 10014 1023 cial Note: Sept KANSAS Orry, M Cloarings, #1,- 15, NEW ORLEANS, 88,05, La., W YoRk. Sept. 2 0, 1403 balunces, § BALTIMORE. Md., Sopt. B2,085,521; bulunces, Ki09,881, PUILADELERIA, P, Sopt. day, BIZITLM6; Dalunces, ¥ 4 per cont. CINCINNATE O, Sopt t. New York oxeliauge, Tugs, 81,806,250 Louis, Mo, Sept BL802,040; baluncos, cent. New York exchunge. 12¢ discount BOSTON, Muss., Sept. 22 —Uleurings today, rings today, ~Clearings today, Rate, 6 per cont 22 —Cloarings to 0,55 Monty. 4G 2, Money 3 e @b por scount, St 2, —Qlearings today Money, 65 per OU0,441,275; bulunces, 81,450,362 Rate for woney, OMAHA DAILY 24 por cont; excha dlscount o par. OiicAao, T, changed at 6 e on New York pt Money qufat and un- | per cent. Olearings, $14,920,000; New York exchanee, 80@70¢ discount. Steriing exchange weak at # 81 for sixty-day bills and #4184 for sight drafts Boston Stock Market Bostox, Mass, Sept. 22.~The following were the closing prices on stocks on the Boston stock market today: & Topeka ., g e 5 & Albany 1 & Maine Hur: & Quin i it I hburg it R ton & Mont Frankiin Huron ranrge Tamnrack 3 San Diego Land Co Weat End Land Co Boll Tolephon Mans. Contral Mex. Cen. com NV &N Eng 414 | Lamson Ntore 8 0id Colony 166" | Water Power ntral 6 40 M, Allouce M. Co. (new Boan Atlantic 10% 2% wera the 4 p.ms Loxnox, The followinz London stock qiiotations closing i Conwols money Consols ccount [ U N YO e nudian Pacine o BARSILYRR— 14 131 MONEY—13 par cont. onen market for short hills, 214 three months' bills, 2@ % 04 16:11 EFI0 soconds, W Ei Rate of disconnt In the 215 per cent; nt. Bank of England Bullion. LONDON, Sept. 22—~ Amount of hullfon with- drawn from the Bank of England on balanco today, £824,000, Including £49,000 for Now York, The bank sold £250,000 in United States gold toduy. aris Kentes. ~Three per cent rentes 08 ver Mining Stocks, DENVER, Colo., Sopt Total sales, 10,300, shares. “The following ure the closing mining quotutions: - Alloghinny [ unniog Lodo. Amity.... 21| Wil Banekok Coratieiis” 6 | Balinrat S Hatow 1unter 7 | Argonaut Brownlow U5 10k ik Indian Catllope Bl Six Casli din Ciny County |Century Gettyshury Gold Roek Lonvenworth... " 1% Little ftu e i Tronsiics Muy Mazepa Tronciad Matchiless John Jay..l! OF0- s a:eoe Tustice Pay Hiock 2 Morning Gi Puzzlor p: Reod National Rialto..,.. 118 20 San Francisco Min SAN FRANCISOO, Cal., closing quotations for wers as follows: & Quotations. Sept. 22.—The official mining stocks toduy Alta Helelior. 5 Best & Holcher. Bodte Consollonted. hollar. . 3 Con. Caia. & Va Crown Point Gould & Curry’. Tiale & Mexican . [ |Potost. Savago. Slorra Nevadn. ... | Unton Consolidated 2 Itan Ny | Yellow Jacket |com: N'Q W w [ 310 W0 <160 w00 155 17 New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK, Sept. 22,—The following are the closing mining stock quotations: Alico..... 100 [Tron Rilver . Adums con 19 |Ontarlo.... Aspen’ 500 |Plymouth . hollar. L 10 rru Novida, Dondwood 1177 10 [Standard .. Hale & Norcross Unton con’... Homestake Yellow Juckett. orn Stiver...! B . 360 Boston Wool Market. BOBTON, Mass.. Sept. 22.—The demand for Wools has heen steady. Thie sules of the we have been quito lurge. Prices have beg steady and firm. Obio fleece sold ut 203, for X'und above; §1@d’e for XX and ubove &@dte for No. 1: Michigan X sold at 27c it bing and deluine flec v No. Tcombing selling at 35@dve fine dolaing, H@wise for Ohio; e for Michigan. Unwashed combing wools huve been in fair demand at 2@Rie for one-quarter blood; @e for three-elghths blood; territory wools have been in good demand, fine selling at G odfum, 57@38e;medium, 5350 ornfu and Oregon wools have ulled wools seliiug atH@ihc for for ‘extra; Australiun wools Forelgn ‘carpet wools have Havana Markets, HAVANA, Sept. 22—Spanish gold, #.350 " EXCHANGE—Quict. £ Svaanr—Quiet, nothing done; holders firm, Foreign Oil Market. LONDON, Sept. 22.—CALCUTTA Lr 10i5d per quarter. ) O1L—19s 04@195 10444 per cwt. 8s 4 per ewt. Traders' Talk. CrICAGO. T11.,8 -+ Counselm: Cockrell Brothers: The publie ment by the secretary of the bourd White & Co. requested all their trades ceused at the opening created a mirked sensation today, und changed the tone from buoyuney ession. Wheat opened at put price buylng against the vrivilezes by scalpers gave prices a temperary raily. The nded firm seemed to - have' wheat largely ~bought for December and sold for May and until those contracts had been replaced speculators were not in- clined to make new ventures, after 11 o'clock the second eable recelpts the London market Purls u shade higher, twerp poor demand loralized by bulls unloading. On this news seiling beeamo general, prices broke to Inside figures, closing steady and lighter, Estimated receipts for tomo 40,000 bushels” taken for export in New York, The confidence of holders has re a notabic shock and we think the news of today will bring u good many selling orders tomorrow. ~Corn was affected uior wheat by the suspension, us tho firm tho principal represe bull eliquo. On the open ship- 5 Houses we ry heavy buyers of near veries which caused active buyinz of lute futures by local sealpers to cause short sales und worked a partial recovery, but one o see no tendency tOWard u peridanent advance in Octobec corn, May firmed on a soattering buying for long uccount. Provisions wers dull but resisted an early attack by bear speculators, but r on a good shipping demand for meats and closed with an uphward te v ED—41s n & Day to nnounce- v, stern ). Sept. 2. —Swartz, Dupreo & McCor- mick to I C, Swartz & Coi: Of course the overshadowing Influcnce toduy in wheat s in everyuhing else was the fallure hero and in New York of that coucern which was most prominent in the corn_deul. Tho cffect was tho nawural one—lower prices. | Decomber wheat, which sold Monday at $1,00%, sold be- tween 00%¢ and 985 and closed 906, The or- dinary routine of elrcumstances were without influence. ‘There was i decrease in pussage of 740,000 bushels, Export clearances ‘were 1ib- eral and about 500,000 bushels. Bull failure in Inevitably results in bull discouragemoent in il the grain pits. The fluctuations toduy, considering the cireumstances, wore moderato, We belleve, however, that the failure of the corn manipulators will result in tedious qui- dation all over the floor. Incorn the results of the New York collapso was more direct, September dropped about 4e, Ootober wbout Thiero wis some recovery before the ¢1ose. ably on the deeline, however, 18 tht the bull enthu gouo for good. The enor U of corn moving towurd ew York will muke that market panicky. Now York cannot get very weik without f- fecting Chicago. Provisions snowed ut the closea littlo loss, u trifling loss, however. Bear prospeets are made more cortain by this disastrous result to buil muni 1 1 o CHICAGO, 111 DpKing & A. B f 5 10t 80 mich ¢ 1 zis In the market at any time to yesterday. With the foam awiy tracers could more elearly 6o ul situation and refloct thereon, . The wllure was the prineipul topio of thy day, but thut it did not materlully aifect widut was evident from the fact thut 1t wis down loon the curb before the fullure wis misde publi neral regret was expressed that o mun of Mr. White's good sense and high eharacter should have undertakon the deal that ended o Qisastrously 1t 1s bolleved that he und his following havo been Identified with the manipulation: of wheat and & wore nutural market will resuit for u time. There s no sign o u let up 1n re- gelpts. Clewrances for sume diys past huve fallen off, but engzugements for export todny have been quite beral, 1t is belteved thict lower prices will provall for n fow days. Shorts absorbed the offerings of Septen ok and October corn on soft spots all diy long and It Is now pretty well eliminited. Thore was alsogood buying by shipi e firm ilono Daviug tuken 1500.00) bushols. 1t is usuil for recolvers to carry stocks for feonyentence at thun Chicago. Lutterly this \ abundoned. but with the orner It 18 Hkoly to bo ugain resumed. The decline in values hus ulso reatly stimulitod the export Crade and it wiil huve i tendency to check receip(s for the present. This niuy offset the eltect of closing up 50 lurge a short ntorest and prevent m terlally lower il ther been @ further nt of 1t Outs have boen we L symputhy, but looks Iike a purchuso on theas Hitlo Browks fn provisions the d to rald the mar ket at the opening on the supposition that 1t would follow corni. hut the offering quictly ubsorbed by good partics \ippers bought conside 'he prospect wud prices 12540 | recovered eas! BEE, Ep would not trade on the jood railies, helioving in alucs byo and bye, OMAHA LIPS TOUK MARKETS, W y. short side exce i lerably g ] OMANA, Sept oarrLe—OMcinkgocipts of eattle, as compared wivh, 44 yesterdav and Tuesday of t waook. The bulk of the offerings wi and_feeders, veef SLCErs WOro slow an: Cows dullidand wonk w100 lower " Good foodors SUO g Others unchanged, Hox Officinl redelpts of hogs, 4075 ns compared with 47 Westerday and 8451 same day of Iust wsgg. Murket active and a shade higher than Monday all Aound Everything sold “early. Bulk at $4.00025,00, Light, 8.75@5.005 lioavy, $90@5.10; wixed, KiL855.00 SHEEP—OMelnl recoipts of as Compared’ with Lis1 yesterdny Tuesday of lust week.” Market stendy: Receipts and Disposition of Stock. OMelal recolpts and disposition of stosk s shown by the books of the Unjon Stock Y company for the twenty-four hours ending at 8 0'clock, p. ., Soptambel RECEIPTS was | weak shoop 1,384, and none active and ATTLE, SR Cars. |Hond |Cars. Head. |Cars. | Hes 2,130 Wayors Gimahia Packing Co The G, 11, Hammo, Bwift& Co The Cudahy Packing Co, North P. & P, Co Springfield Sperry & B Colorado Bhippors and feeders Leftoyer. 8 wl a0 7l 18 TR i Cattle. | Hogs. | Shoop v 18 200 i 35 i 1,001 00 1o tal Representative Sales. STEERS, No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr, 1..1240 #3.50 0 2.1 No. Av. Pr. 1270 8150 40 1..1060 3., 8B 3. 1070 1.. K00 15 [ STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, 10 R64 256 14 240 RT 260 50 263 3 4 2. 963 al.. 008 CALVES, .. 210 250 Al 30 250 w0 275 BULLS, 4.122% 163 1810 170 1500 175 20 180 275 1 1 15 YEARLINGS. WESTERN CATTLE. Av. 028 D153 8T . 1003 L2 L1105 . 1000 L 1100 26 cows ... (Eand TS i 3 rs, Wyoniing-Texas 5 steers, Colorado-Texws,... 1 steers, Colorado-Texas. 47 steers, Colorado-Texas mes & Co. ders....... 4 feeders. 6 feedors. 5. fesdrg TRt i Chamberialn & Doty 103 COWn....... Ben Eagel 1 cow 15 cows. 81 cows. M. ). B 42 canner: 21 cows. 8 i arlings. Burtlett Richa :5 2 5 COWS...0xvvesvevy 27 heifers, Spayad.; 104 helfers. spayea . Suffolk C Co—, 243 COWS ... ... 1 cow. 1 steer’. 1 stag.. Luruniie cows annor. 1 steer. 1 steer 6 steers Ozallula 2 steers.... Brown-T/1 142 cows o . M. Warren 4 calve s 4 calves a2 s s 131 1 28 cows .. 61 feeders. H. Kobler 107 COWS ... ©. Whitaiore. 10 steers, tallings. .. LATE . Hoy. 7 feeders ... 0 focders .. sh, 80 8 40 No. Av. A f 200 120 160 80 200 rias 810 CHICAC Tue 1B catt about 12,000 head less t for the same time lust week. Ordinarily so marked u decrease would huve resulted in o pronounced adyance, but it hus had no offect boyond Imparting to the market a slizhtly steudier tone, Both I 10 eastern buyers took udvantage of the overstocked condition of the market It ok and bought heavily, consequently thdy will want comparatively fow cattle this week, and should even tho samo rate of docréuse in supplics be malutained 1t 0 doubtful thut thero W be uny very radleal improvement in prices. All clasdys wero boughtsparingly and sellors were unabio to push b prices i ity bit. Rungers corseltuted about two-thirds of tho arrivals, Whieh included 4,000 5,000 westerns and 4000 Texans, The estluated quotations were £gom #1.00 to #0.2 for nutive for Westerus and 1.2 to 8,10 for be hufl of the natives wore welghed ) to &, 0 8 ly at fron ipts of Id sterns sold and #1.9) to 200 were the popular | xans. Some of the frosh wreivals and soveral bunches thut wero hoid over fhyin lust. week remainod un- ‘Tlie poor quality of today's offerings In hoge was the cause o€ hob a little profunicy nmonz buyers. they finding it utterly impossible to i ordors with the krade of hozs they wero Doking for. Only u sumall porce tho rece an Commc whilo 10 #4744, prices below 115 took the gi purt; indecd the prevulling figures were fr 4,80 0 83,15 for heavy and 1101 #.6) to #.00 for 1izht wolghts, Man, ado uround #0.50, and common gry nd thin pigs sold ut from #2.00 (o825, Trade draggod from to outset and not ull the offerings were tuke, Tho Eveniug Journal reports; CATTLE celpts, 12,000; shipments, 4,000 murket slow stoady tolower; prices for natives, &.006.7 DO eXtri steers on sale: othors. &35Kh.5); Texan 0: rangers, $4024.5; good nutive DT, Hoas—Recuipis, 15,000; market dull; conn ottiers steudy 1o str rou i, common heavy, B0 good o 450005, 103 prime’ heavy and Dutchers its, 85400 8.60: prime light, 8.005.20; second class lizht, SueEe lambs slow 4505 west Ie- shipments, and puckers lower; 8,000: 4,000 shipments, 5,000; native ewes, bs. £LTG310, Rocelpts, and 10wor o Kansas City Live stock Markets, KANsAS Cir¥, Mo, Sept. 22.—CATTLE—Re- WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBE R 23, 1801 colnts, 5,300; shipments, markat ste to lower: steers, KL8G313; 0ows, stockers and fosdors, $2.0034.75 Hoas—Rocelpts, 8120; shipments, 120; mar- ket 5150 lower; bulk, $1.65@4.70; all grades, L 2044.86, SHERp cipta, 1.250; shipments, 1,000; mar« nis Live Stock Market, . Mo, Sopt. 22, —CATTLE—Racelpts, shipments, 900: market oasy: na vos, $L805.00; Texans and Indiane, 2400 Recetpts, 3, stondy: hewvy IEht, 8.0085.15. OMAHA WHOLES 0: shipmonts, £5.1023.20; mixed, 400; mar- .70 ORAR APPLES—Per bhl, #2.60, ords. single case Michigun, per Clifornin Craw #1.2 Dasicet, 65¢; bushol, #2,00, GHAPES—Home grown, 10-1h basket, 30¢ 1b basket. lots, . per crate, Roso Peri, #1.50. Pears= Californin varioties, 2. PLUMS—California, gros ar prunes, 813%L1L50; German prunes Avpres—Ver bul, ORANGES—Per hox, Inported, $6.5037,00, WATERMELONS—Faney, cratod. 1. LEMONS—Per box. 86,50} fancy Maorl, $,00. BANANAS—Per bunch, 82002250 for good shipping stock. CRANBERRIES 40,00, pe Cod, per b Rellance, Patent, Omaha Milling company. Lone Star, Su- #2005 Tnvineible, periative, $250; Snowlluke, £10; Fanoy Fan T T, Davis Mill company. No. 1 and Cre 1hgh Patent, #2.85: Blue 1), and Red I, n and Hawkeye. §2.40; Royal No. 10, ¥pecial Patent, £.00; Minnesota and Dakota, Pntent, 0; Kansns Hurd Wheat, Patont, $2.60; N brasia Stealghts. $2.50 8. F. Gilman's .50 ke al.82.8); Snow White: 210: low gradc, $1.6); Queen Super 82.80; #2200, Vegetables. The following quotitions repres prices at which cholve stock {8 bil orders unless otherwise stuted ONIoNS —Home grown, 104500 per b, CELERY— P doz., i TOMATOES —Per | CABBAGE—Home BRANS—Nayvy, £2.500%6 per bu PoTAToES—Local crowers are supplying th demand almost oxclusively at 2350 per b SWEET POTATOES—Jersey, 8.00 per bbl., howe grown 2 per b, ent the d out on rown, 1 per b, Country Produce. Faas—Muarket weak at 16c. Pourtiy—Market weak; receipts 1ight About the outside on fowls and chickens s and small ebickens have sold as low as ) and good sizes at £2.5). The best country butter, good enough for city trade, sells at 13@15c; pickers' stock, 12e. JONN A MCSHANE. FRANK C CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 809 S. 13th St., First National Bank Buaill ing, Omaha, Neb. Deal 0 stocks, bonds, seourities, co nmarclal p per, ote. Negotiate loads on Lmoraval Onahs r. estate. Short time | approved collateral HUMPHREYS’ ‘Srecirics aro sclentifically and o preacripions’ Ukod for many S pFivalo prattice wiisue ot and for ovor By searauacd by inc propie: Eviry ‘ingle Spo- clfo l'n peeln] cure fo the disease hamed. “Theao Specifics cure without drugging, pure: Ing or reducing tho systens, and ara 1 faet and deédtionovorolgn remcdies of tho\Worlds D, HuPuRE earefully propa; LIST OF PRINCIPAL XOS. CURES, Fevora, Congeation, inflammation Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic ‘rying Colle,or Tecthing of Infants Diarrhea, of Chlldren or Adulta. Dynentery, Griping Bilious Colic. olern forbus, Yomiting. i, Cold, Bronehitls fu, Toothnchy, Facic Eit e, Sick Hondache, Vertigo i, Bilious Stomach o4 or Painful Period: oo Protuse berlods roup, Cough, DiMcult Breathig. alt fihoum, Eryvipelar, Eruptloiis. heumatiam, Kheimatic Pains. ‘ever and A gie, Chills, Malaria low, Blind or iiteding .0 i the Fiead ooping Cough) Violent Coughs. Genoral Debiiity: Physical Weakuiess Kiduey Dincase ... 3 ervous Debility sy Jrinary Weakuess, \ 2 Disenses of thoHeart,’ rRicEs, " Kol by Drugglat, or sent postpald on receipt of price. Din. HUMPHREYS' SIANUAL, (114 Dagce) Fichly bound 1n cloth and_gold, railed” fre. HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. Cor, William and John Streets, New York. SPECIFICS. Delleato and Lasting Odor After Using. It unable to procure STANDON BELIS 80AP send 2e1R stamps and recelvo o eako by roturn mall. JAS. S.KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECIAL, —Shandon Nolla Walts (the pop- wlar Socioty \Walta) sent FREE 8o anyono s inig us threg wrappors of Shanton Bells Son. Bend 100 in stampa for sumplo bottle Shand: Bells Perfume.” " L ecdd it this pie e Q) BAD BLOOD! Pimples on the Faoo § Broaking Out} Bkin Troubles Littlo Bores s Hot Bin) Boflsy Blotohes | 0cld Bores Bud Broath Borc Mouth or Lips | ¥ you suffcr from any of R0 S fome, take DDéTOR ACKER'S ENGLISH BLOOD ELIXIR Wave you ¢ {ve yonrelt tho I X i1 i it Vi thoroughiy ¢ i Foin tho auat e e vgeiat, o writ to W Il 13" W eat Thron FORSALE BY KUHN & ( MAN & McCONNELL, Omaha. {ro edy for Catarrh is the Piso’s Tte 10 Use, and Cheapest Best, Easies CATARRH 80ld by drugglsts or sent by mall, 4. K. T, Uaseltioe, Warren, Pa. OMAHA Manifctueers” and Jobhers ) DIRECTORY. AWNINGS Omaha Tent & Awn- ing Co., rubber olothing. Sond for entalogue. 1113 Farnam AND TENTS, —_— BAGS AND Bemis Omaha Bag o, Importers and Mauufac turers. Flour Sacks. Burlaps and Twlne, TWINES. e ) BICYCLES. A H, Porrizo & Co 1408 Dodgo Straet Send for onr eatalogie and pri —_— BOOK BINDERS M. 0. Daxon. Bleyeles #01d on monthly payments, 100714 Farnam st., Omah and STATIONER! Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, Printers, binders, electrot ypors, blank book manu- fagturors. 1110 Hownrd atroo, Omaha. e ——————————iiin BOOTS AND SHOES “Chus. A, Coo& Co. Manufacturors and Job. bers 1100 Howard strect Williams, Van Aer- +., nam & Harto 1912 Harney stroot BOXES John L. Wilkie, Omaha paper box factory 1319 Douglns, Orders promptly flled W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Largest Varioty WAGONS AND CARRIA CARPETS. " Omaha Carpet o,, | Carnets, oil, cloths mat- tings, curtaln goods,ete 151 Douglas street CARRIAGES, BUGGIE, [ Kirkendall Jones& o | WholesaleManu factur'ra | Auents for_Boston Ity | ver 8hoo” eo.” 112, o, and 1105, iarney streot W. V. Morss & Co, | 8hoe Factory.Cornor 11th and Douglas’ sts. Omaha Morchants Invited to call and examine. BUTCHERS | Louis Heller, Butehors and Packer | Tools nnd suppiies. 1 hoz and sheep casings LILIG-T11S Jackson atroat. CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, Manutacturers and Whole«ale Clothlers, 1100 Harney street. CIG. ARS. West & Fritscher, Manufactures fine cigars, Jobbers of lenf tabacco. 1011 Farnam Streot. COAL, CO KE, E10, Omaha_Qoal, Coke & Lime 7, Hard and soft conl. 8. E. cor. "1ith and Douglas _atreots. American Fuel Co., Shippers nnd_dealers {n anthracite and. bitu- Tous Coal 215 851N atreet. Nebraska Fuel Co., 213 8. 1ith Street, Omaha, Neb. COR] Coutant & Squires, a0t SoATAtN (h “Howell & Co,, 2075, 14 h Straot, Oma Johnson Bros., Neb, NICE. Eagle Cornice Works, Ma Window eaps, skylights, ete. 1112 Dodge st. 1110 ; CEMENT A i\'l) LIME. 3. 7. Johuson & Oo, 2188, 19th Steoct, | | | Omaha, Neb. dady &Gray, Lime, comeat, ete., ete. Cor. 9th and Douglas Sts DRY GOODS. M. E. mith & Co,, nottons, fur- % KO3, Corner 11th and 1oward. | Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Goods Co, Dry goods, notior furnishing i ] onts’ as nid Howard Sts ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. “Wolf Electrical Co. Ilustrated eataloguo freo. 1014 Capitol Avonue. | Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Go,, Corncr Jones and 0th Sts. FLOUR. 8, F. Gilman, 10i8-15-1 16th Street C. B Black - Manager. FURNITURE A Dewey & Stone Fur- | niture Co., Furniture and carpet 11151119 Farnam Streot GENT'S FURN. GLASS, PAINT "Kennard Glass and Paint Co. 5102 Tiarney Stroot L, Ownhis, Neb William Cummings, 617 and 619 South 16th St Neb. GROCE Paxton & Gallagher, | 05-711 8, 10th Street, Ommnbi, Neb. . g | D. M Bteele & Co, 12011205 Jones Steeet, | Owmaha, Nob. Allen Bros,, 1103-1110 Harney Stroet, Omaba, N FARM MACH DETIOI IMATIC Electric Motors ana Dyamos. Catalo free. 11 A, Kinney, tien't Agt. 852§ N.Y. Lifo Bla'y. INERY, E T, @ Northwall, neral western ngont Skanain Plow Co., 15481551 Sherman Ave. R. T. Davis Mill Co. Omaha Milling Oo., Morelwnt Millers Office and M1 1313 North Tith St ND CARPETS. Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co. Succossors o . A. Be & o nnd 1 G Ats.Omana ISHING GOODS. [3.T. Robiuson Notion Co. nlaling goods, brand ailn, s’ fu & eolobruted L uok kin " 0V ta, WFLs, conty. 12 und Howurd ML AND DRUG J. A, Fuller & Co,, 1402 Douglas Street, Omatia. Blake, Bruce & Co., 105-105 Loavenworth St. Omaha, Neb I RIES. Meyer & Raapke, 1405-1405 Harney Stroet, 1. Nob Sloan, Johnson & (o, ey and Lonvonworth Omaha, Ne McOord, Brady & Co., — e GUNPO “Hugh @ Olark Gon'l Wentorr Duj portiiu pow.ler, Atins bl WDER, Bive it cups Lk Hardeys ireet T ¥ Yok ! Trade. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, — A, 8, MocWhorter Roo m 18, Roard of Tra Rrokers. Irivate wire 0 New York, Chleag and St Louls. Cash gral | vought. ryan Commission o | trokors, gratn, proviston and siocks. N Y. Life « Private wire Chi Louls and Cookrell Bros trokors and ensh buyors, | Bir Private wires o New | ot Chicago, 8 I 15 Board of Kers.Grain, Proviston: Private wire (o 8t wand Chieago. Rog Hoard of Tra Kxehanke bid ¥, 8. Om F. 0. Swartz &E‘ . . o n y . _— HARDWARE, Rector& Wilhelmy Oo | Lee- Glark-Andrecsen « Hardware Co. 13th and in Neb. ‘or. 10t And Jackson St ¥, Om Omaha. —_—— IRON WORKS. Wronght bullding work biackamith work. U i Manufaotir'rs K Paxton & Vierling Tron Works, Works, Manuf'rs Aire and burg gonorni | proof sufes. vaults, Ji machito and | work P fire dre and east fra ongt e, rass | Wwork escapos. G A ty 1, 1ith & J ackson i 17th S, LIQUOR. Tler & 0o, | Loquor Morchants, 112 Harney Street R. R. Grotte, Importer and | inon an 1 109 1020 ¥ Price st on o arnam St East Indin Bliters pplicatt Omaha Safo & Tron Tobber of " L. Kirscht & o, | Frick & Horberts, W Wholesale Liguor Deal'rs | WholesaleLiquor Dealers 407409 8. 10th St 01-508 &, 10th 9. e R e e iy G. W. Douglass & Co| John A Wakefield, i Millinery, Notions,Cloaks Max Meyer & Bro Co| Mg Jowelers, | tmported, Anorie | 1and Celien! kee 11y and Quiney Hardwood Lumber, han, 1810 North 16t Street White Tinie Charles R, Lee, ' Louis Bradford, nbor oth and 1 25 D uglns Street MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 0. A, Stonehill, Inport | Milltnery 01 212 South 1ith Stroet B 2 16-115 8. 10th St,, Omaa, | NTS, KTC. A. Hospe, Jr., Organs, Artist lals, Ete. MUSICAL INSTRUM enlers tn mastoat Insteumencs, | and ton, | Planos, ht Farna i Douglas Streat, OYSTERS. Oyster: Refined_and_lubricating Platt & Co., Fish and Colory, 519 8outh 10th 8t David Cole Manager. Consolidated Tank Line Co. olls, axie grease, ote. R. B, Ruth gor. e comont ota [T Oberfelder & Coy and Jobbers In :“—_—fi Dealers in countrs prod. uce, ote PRODUCE, ( ‘OMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith, | Schroedar & Co., Cash buy and s, and Al come mlxlon s 423 South 11th Stroet. fruits, vexetable 1207 Howard Street. | : - | E. B. Branch & Produce, fruits of Kinds, oyaters, 4 Hurney Streets. Robert Purvis, 0o, all | 130 Kirscbbraun & Sous, Butter, eggs and poultry. Jas., A. Olark & Oo, T, G0 O | 6o South 13th Street. 1209 Howard Streot. Bates & Co,, produco, frults, Grocers’ spe ox. tens, splces, ete. 417410 S 1h S —_— Oarpenter Paper Co, peint Sced growers, donlers | T PAPLR. | RUBBLEIR GOODS Omaha Rubber Oo., Manufacturors and Jobe bors all kinds rubber gooil. 1520 Farn — SEEDS | A full stock of wrapplng and paper, card pa: STOVES, James Hughes, Stovesrepairs of ull kinds Emorson Seed Co, | for sule. £07 5. 1ith Streot. —_— “SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, K10 M. A, Disbrow & Co, | Bohn Sash & Door 0o Manufacturors of sash oulds cte. Manufuetirers of inis, bilnd s doo Room 42 Bilnds and ings. Braneh of 1200 and 1zard Sty o Bul aing. e e e ey AM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. 8, Wind Engine & | A L, Strang & Sous, GFRosw, weting Pump Co., Talllday Wind Mills 15 and 20 Jones Stroct anag's [ 1022-1004 ¥arnam streon, Omaha. Neb, TEA, COFFEE, ‘Consolidated Coffeo | Company, 1leand 141G Harnoy St, Omaha, Neb. —_— T fancy nixhing ren’s cnrringes. UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - A.D. §:00 land, Colo., wher schools duFing th BILLIARDS. The Brunswiok- Balke-Collender O, Billtard merchandise. Aloon fixtures, 1t Stroet, TOYS. H. Hardy Oo,, 5 albums, i house fur ‘onild dolls, goods, k001, i I -— SOUTH OMAHA. 1519 Farnam Strect LIMITED Hunter & Green, e Butlding, Bojer & Co,, | Nange Butlding, | 90 Exchan South Omahn. Miss Ella Joseph left yesterday for Love. she wiil teach in the publio coming year ith Omaha A. M. HENDERSON, Nletablisheod 1872, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Grain, Seeds, Rooms 68 & 69. of Grain, Fleld & and Provisions. Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman St., CHICACO. i | anlhn Sew ttefer Tixchange and Amorican Exch Rub sprained limbs with Pond'es Extract. BONDS WANTED Total isstios of CIT COUNTIES, 8CH DISTRICTS, WATER COMPANIES, 5T, COMPANIES,sia N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY ,Bankers, 16342166 Nearborn Sireet, CHICAGS: 15 Wa'l Street, NEW YOIK 70 B1ote St BOSTON, - -