Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Oporators in the Corn Pit Attracted General Attention Yesterday, NOT CONFINED TO THE LOCAL TRADE Wheat at the Opening Was Fan Fraction Lower—Uncertainty in Re: gard to the Finaneinl situa- tion the Cause, Ciicaco, Aug. 9.—The corn pit was the tho time. Whent The government conter of intorest most of was largely a sido issuo. weekly crop bulletin showed serious damage t corn in many states by drouth and ro ports from the country were more emphatic than before, regarding the imminence of a great disaster to the crop, There was some woakness near the close on & report that rain was falling in Nebraska. Compared with lnst night, May corn left off lc higher Wheat was from e to e down, Pork and ribs are each up 20¢ and lard 40¢, ‘s'ransac- tions in corn wero not confined so much as of late to the local trade, the outside interest increasing and buying were numerous, The governmeut weekly weather crop bulletin demonstrate past wegk was a hard intlicting damage than any previous. Today were scattering vs through Colorado And the extreme southwost, it beng hot and dry elsewhere, and privato advices reported considerable njury in Nebraska and other leading corn-raising states, which a short time buck promised an immense yield. The money situation iy in such shape that the cash trado is greatly curtailed, and has o damvening effect on tho near futures, ex- change cutting considerablo of a figure. “The market opened at yesterday's closing fighres, and under urgent demand from ahorts advanced from 1c to lge for Septem ber, and 17;c for May, working back respec- ively from e to ge aud iie, and at the close the forimer was up from #¢ to 'ge and the latter from lo to llse. Receipts were Ticht, and estimates for tommorrow are also very moderate. Wheat at tue opening was easy and_from Be to ge lower, then improved, prices for Soptember advancing 1e, and December from lc to 1lic, eased off again, and the closing wus about e lower for September, and Li¢ lower for December than the closing figure of yesterday I'he lower opening was a continuation of yesterday's weakuess and one, show August closed at 8880, Pork, firm, quiet; Toss, $14.50415.00 QUIUFTER-Fairly active, ftmer; Elgl 1 CITRRSE -Qulet, pnsy EGGS -Quict, less firm; recelpts, 5,000 pkes.; western frosh, 1421 TALLOW - Stendy, quiet COTTONSERD O11--Quilef, stoady Pernonres - Easter, tho price having de- clined to 60c asked. Thers were no snles Pennsylvania oll, sales, none: September on: tion sides, none; Linwoll, sales none; total snlos, none + RoSx Dl steady common to good, 90:3 #1.00 [CRPENTINE - Quiet, stoady; 251i@2 Recg - Firm, fair demand; domestic, %@ Bige: Jupan, $4@4 e MO LASS] New Orleans, open kettle, good B0 as SUGAR-—-Raw, easier, more active; fair refin- Ing, 8igc; contrifugals, 96 test, 83e: sales, H00 tons Muscovado, 80 tost, At 8ige: 2,000 Digs centrifuenls, 06 test, at '8%c, and 8,000 1Zs ol s, B9 tost, refined, moder tely active, steady ce, dull and steady 1o ¢ {rox-“Dull, steady; American, $12.76@ rEr - Quiet; lnke, $9. LEAD Steady; domestic, (MIN=Quiot; Straits, 1845 pintos, steady, dull SPELTER--F 3,00, 1ce Markor. Burrer -Fancy creamerios, solid packed, 19¢; falr to good creamerics, solid_packed, 16@15¢; cholce to y country, 14@15¢; fair 1o good country, king stock, frosh, 11¢ EaGs—The market 18 practically stoady and there Is not much 1fe to the trade, The re- ceipts are not large, but they are sufficlent t suppiy the trad hebulk of the sales ar repored at 1 - AVE PovrTny he back hitve not been so large and has been well cleaned Prices huve not advanced hut Stocks move more readily t did and the market is upon the whol s+ satisfactory con- dition. Some choleo w ducks woro ro- cerved and bronght 1005 eholee old hens, 74@ Ke: old Toosters, 4@de; spring chickens, 100 Omaha ipts for a fow d; the 5 inrkot most of the time. TATOES - Thero ts very little doing in pota- o5 and very few find their way into the hands of the commission mon at the present time. The local growers o not appear to bo bringing in us many a8 they were, but still there aro o » supply” the local retail trade, On or m the “country they ure wort o CALIFORNIA good many cling coming from Callfornia at this season and there §5 also a good supply wrly Crawfords. Early Crigford peach box, £1.2501.85; Bartlott rs, per 5; plims, per box, 81.60¢2.00; s, por hox, $1.60, S0 far Uhis season there have not Wiy grapes in from California. Southern elllnnln grapes has been from the of the country » It s sadd the is very short. Cali- fornia, per - case, Tllinols, per 9-1b Disket, 4550c. MELONS—The supply of lurger than it was a'few there are not enough to eh. Good waterimelons i way froni 818 to Skets, $1.00; short ¢ stone peaches necta Glear been very section rop witermelons 1s dnys ago, but stiil redice prices very selling all tho 5 per 100, Jem cantaloupes, 2; long crates, ates, §2 ERnies coming and per. 24-qt ease, There ave 1 fow blackberrie some blucherries, Bluckberrie $3.0008.25; blucberrles, por the uncertainty in regard to the financial t R . ¥ situntion, Tho roported suspension | | ARVLESTNG upplesto amount s apyHiing of a New York bank may also | yiown stock s liberal. Cholee Bilehess, por have hud somo effect, but there | Kii" §3.00@3.25; common varloties, $2.000 us o fair demand at the decline. Shorts | 2,60, q bought some, and there was buying from | ‘CawaarTho business in shipping cabbr ©Other sources on i moderate s influenced [ to the country appears to Lo about over. By oo clearances from the soaboard and | QeCilonal ordes coived and filled at rither unfavorable crop news. Operators | USSR Seray shipments are areving and also cexpect that the governmient monthly | hequality of the stock is pronounced good report will be “hullish.” The weckly report said that the drouth was ting the crop in Minnesota, that the spring wheat crop in Wisconsin was light and North Dukota suf fering for rain. There was £2.300,000 more gold taken in Euronc for America. Cable advices were of an_unfavorable tone, but presumably a reflection of the American mark Outs showed a better trade and a strong fecling due to sympathy with corn and also o crop reports being rather unfavorable, The feature was the strength and advane Jqein May, while September advanced 7c Tho bulge brought out liberal seliing and rices reacted from e to de¢, and the mar- et closed steady. The provision market was very firm on a very moderato amount of business. The firmuess was more the result of the small offerings than of the extent of the buying orders. The hog receipts, us reported from the yards, were only $,000 head, instead of the 18,000 which had been expected. Some ng. led by Armour & Co., caused some to cover. Lurd was the mostactive article on the list. On the advance there was some long pork sold out, which was said to be the iing up of a line which was ouly partially liquidated on the slump a woek g lere was no improvement in the demand for vessel room and rates remained easy at (e asked for wheat and le for corn to Suffulo. Estimated veceipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 115 cars; corn, 270 cars; oats, 210 cars; hogs, 15,000 hoad. “The leading futures ranged as follows: TArticles, High, | Open Low. | Close. WiEAT ‘ Auge Sopt. Dee .. oo conx /X e Sept | 0ot May oxis Aug | et | May BUONT RIS Aug Sept 7gig| s Oct 740°) 750 Cash quotations were us follows: Frovi—Dull; no signs af improvem WHEAT No. 2 spring, O8160051e; No. 8 soring, f. 0. b 65@054¢c; No. 2 red, 55%4@ B8(c Coix—-No. 2, 354¢; No. 8 yellow, closing Bh OATS - No. 2, ¢ No. 2 white, f. 0. b.. 6X@27 0503 No. 8 whitd, £, 0. b., 2630 RYF—N0.2, 4515 BAI No. 2, nominal; No. 8, no sules; No. 4,n0sal0s AX SEkn-No, 1,85¢ TINOTHY SEED Prime. Pouk—Moss, per hbl 5212.70; Tard 100 1hs. 1068.15; Khort ribs sides vy’ sadted shoulders short clear sides (boxed), Distillers' tinished goods, p gal., it loaf, Giye; granu- ndird A, 5,70 i were cipts and ship- ments for today hat ARTICLES, RECEIRTS, |SHIPMENTS. Flour. bl 14910 m whiat. 1T R ] Corn: b 107 B Oaii, b axeail| 174w et 10.500 1 Bariey. b 750 70 On the Produ, y exchango today the hutter market wis it creaniry, 16062205 dairy 16@18e. Eggs, weal; stricily fresh, 14¢ New Vork Mark New York, Aug. 9. I 000 pgs.: eXPOFLs, 2,000 DHIS, 46,000 ik o, T plgas ket dull K Minn i clear, 82 603,005 Mir A strshits, 30464 00; Minnesota patents, 8390424, 50 N MEAL -Quict BARLEY MAia™Qu Wi WitEAT - Kecelpts 211 000 bu; swies, 1,680,000 bu. Of futures, 14 000 bu. spot. Spot market dull but steady: N¢ nstore and elevitor, 464047 ot daes ungraded ‘rod, GH0; Options opened onvasier eables, in stocks and reports al trouble hero and atthe west. ral @3¢ on bette niirkets, but foll Tocal realizl losed’ sioady At yestorduy's prices n dull trade No. 2 red. Atgust, ¢ closing ut 6hye Beptembor, GS@ONYLe, " elosing at G8ipc; et ber, 700,@714 ¢ THR@75%, closi Comn—leeeipts: 7le closiug at L 7Dl 000 bu.; exports, bu.; sules, 420,000 DU, futures, 1o spot. Shots duil, nominal: 'No. 2, 475,@A7%0 in « lovator; 4B%j@AsNe aflont. Options opencd firm and advanced K@ 1e with the west, foll ¢, closing steady at lese up, with o moder i tr August, 475GA5e, Cloning it 47505 8ot ATR@ 4840, Closing it 481 October ABsyc; Docomber, 475 @4 47,000 hu.; shivments, 000" bu Ive futures, 115,000 b, xpot irrosulut. Options dull 3170, Closit $lige Spots faiily firmer; Augy Beptowber closing tobor, 814,811, closing a Not % Chicago, 354 No. 8 3 No. 8 white, 85¢: wixed wes: 400800 white wost , 89460, Firm, quic Nomlnul, 4ei No. 1 white Siude s UL meats, nominal, steudy middies, nowinal. Lard, quiet, frwer; west orn stean closed at #8.00 bid; sales, 400 Yorcos wt $5.5008.70; option sales, 260 for this season of the year. banehes. 30+ ON1ONs - Howe grown stock is plenty at 1% 2¢ per Ih, on orders from the country. Ilinois stock, per 4-busket erate, Celery, per doz. TOMATOES 75@80¢. ROPICAL FRUITS, LENONS steady warm | weather pro- duces a very fair dewmand for lemons and all s are doing Usteady husiness them. Messinas, oxtra fane: Messinas, per box, choiee to fi OIANGES—Therd arc only riving. Riverside Mediterr AN AN AR Ain bunch, 2.75; per mediuu, TALLOY ks —No. 1 greon hides, .1 green salted reen salted hides, 205 No. 1 green salted B e B N o sa el hides, 40 1bs, 2¢; No. 1 veal ealf, B 1bs, to No. 2 veal ealf, 8 1bs. to s, Be; v flinthides, 6e; No. 2 dry flint oS, des No. o1 dry salted hides, be.” Part cured hidg per b less than fully cured. Lsulted, each 350781.25; s (short woole dry shearling ch 5710c; <lr¥ arlings short wooled carly skins, No. 3, 6e; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska Juteher wool pelts, per 1b., actual weight, 103 arly skins), ) e dry flint Kansas and Nebraska mureain wool pelts, per Th., wctual wolzht, 7610¢: dry flint Colorado bitteher wool pults, por 1h., al weight, 92210¢; dry flint Colotado n 1 wool pelts, per 11 pieces and hucks, act netual weight, 7 A wel ALLOW AND GREARE -Tallow, No. : No. 3e; grease, white A, ase, white B, 8c; grease, yellow, se,"dark, 215 old butter, 22! pr 163! i rough tallow, 24 St. Louls Murkets, Aug. 9. Frovn Was weik, closin 56c; August mcr, 581e; Dec cons - Closed %@ie lower 2 mixed cash, 301 3c; Do ; OATS ic; Augusi, 231505 Septemii RYE 4 Bamey Not Hav - Uncha Burrer—Unchanged 205220; cholee daity, 193 Faas Unehinnzed 100e o st Nanged; heavy, quiet. Pork, $15. Lard, $7.75 Recerrs—lonr, 8,000 sacks; wheat, 58,- 000 bu.; corn, 36,000 bu.; oats, L,000 bu.; rye and barley, none. SHIPMENTS —Flour, 9,000 sacks; wheat, 78,- 000 bu.: corn, 00 bu.: orts, 8,000 bu.; rye and barley, none Kunwns City Markots. Kaxsas Cizy, Aug. 9. WigAr—Dull and rathor wenk; No. 2 hard, 51@52e; No.2 red, B@WHA 0, ; Cony " Strong, ne r; No. 2mixed, . 2 whit Wi 2k, oy 3ad4c; No 2 mixed, 2 white, nominally 264 RYR-Sto; 3 Brrren ery, 16219¢; dairy, 16 w18 EGas—Quiet and weak; strictly fresh candied, do. - Receirrs—Wheat, 24,000 bu; corn, 900 I S, none SiieENTs Wheat, 41,600 bu.; corn, 700 bu; Oits, none. hester Com w. MANCHESTER, Aug. 9 n, in its commuereial articlo, siys I business was exeeuted for China. Tho advance in the of stlver encouraged considerablo number of purehuses of sieetings, shivtings and deillings, A sHght advance on the lowest. pri Somctimes obtained. Indinn advices w quicterand prices showed . lower tendency. Printing cloths were negleeted. Yarns wers weuker. Reports from the U ited Stutes mike buycrs cuutions, New York Dry G rods Market, THE OMAIIA ordinary, 6 1 16¢ 58, 170 bal | to France, 2 3 | s; sales, 800 bales: stock Futures, 'quist wnd stendy; sates August, ¥ bid; Septernbe Octolier, $7.26%7.90; Nov Tn UL Orty, 9.~ Natfonal Transit cates oven [ 581;; closed, B8Y; snles 23,000 bhhis.; | ances, 86,000 bhis.; shipnients, 109,601 bbls,; Fins, 108,354 HH1s, Prirsnuie, Aug, 9.3 tificates opencd at 601 601 lowest, 584 ; sale Aug cortifi- highest, 6014; lowest fonal Transit cor- closed, 683 highest, 5,000 bbls Baltimore Grain Market. BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.—WhEAT—Steady; Aug- ust, G4ige. ConN=Innetive, higher; Augast, 4014 OATs- Quiot and steady; No. 2 white' west- ern, 34c Minneapolis W A MINNEA Aug. 9. dull; cash _fair; close: Se December, 61%¢. On t No. 1 northern, 56¢; No. 2 northern, b4¢. Toledo Grain Market, ToLepo, Aug. 9.—Wuear—Steadier; No. 2 cash, H9¢. N—Dull, Igwer; No. 2 cash, 40%c. s—Quiot ash, 2415 STOUKS AND BONDS, Denlings Vesterday Weore Characterized by Wenkness Throughout the Day, Nrw Yok, Aug. 0.—The dealings characterized by eakness during greater part of the day and in some stances sharp declines were recorded. The bears wero unusually aggressive, having been encouragad in their operations by the closing of the Madison Square bank, the continued high premiums paid for currency and gold and rumors, afterwards denied, that the General Electric's paper had gone to protest, On the other hand, there was little or no support from any quarter. The heaviest de- were a in- were by per = cent in lectric, 8 in Chicago in Western Union, #lg Burlington, 2if m Sugar, 2 in lacka- wanna and 15 in Manhattan and Rock Islaud. The offerings were not particularly heavy and the losses resulted chicfly from the lack of supporting orders. As on yes terday the sclling of the long account was comparatively light, » fact which made itself felt during the last hour of business, when the whole market took on strength and advanced anywhere from 1to 4 pomts, Sugar and General Electrie led the upward movement, the latter on the announcement that the friends of the company had pro- vided the $,000,00 necessary to liquidate the floating debt. When thebears attempted to cover they found the supply of stocks much smaller than expected, und the result 4s a regulun scramble to purchase near tho close. The heavy influx of gold was not ithout its mtiuence in_stimuluting the late recoy The transactions _aggregated 249,176 “shares, including 59,1857 unlisted. Speculation left off strong in tone with quotations in a those of yesterd Tho Post suys: How far the new supply of money now rolling in upon New York will case the situation is one of the problems of the market. The fortnight beginning with last Saturday will have added to our stock of imported gold upwards of $20,000.000. Not less than 310,000,000 more will come for new bank cireulation. The gold must continue to flow in from Europe as long as the local pre- mium exists; for a bid of 1 per cent, it should be remembered, offse of fully dc ubove the par of sterling exchange. Today #,500,000 more is engaged in London. The Bank of Englaud, to meet the American demand, is_drawimg now on the Bank of S wold—u very natural recoursc, sieo Prench bank held today $69,000,000 more thanits business needs required two years ago. . What then is to becomeof this new monc when it reaches us? It has not yet eased number of instances above perceptibly the lime loan market. Wall strect to. predicts that it, too, will be hoarded and the dismal prediction may come true in part if_congress does not act. Some of tho gold will certainly go into the wving banks, some to the interior banking centers, which 1 contradiction of all pre- us examples are now buying specie by direct and personal representatives in Loa- don. But this cannot use the wholo imported stock and in any case even such disgposition of the money will ease the strain on the larger centers of capi In short, the movement imounts to a currency expan- sion of £0,000.000 in & fortnight. The following are the closiug quotations on the leading stocks on the New York exchange today: 1 . 157 | Nor, Pacine pria., 20 Adams EXpross. .| VP D.& G 5 Alton,Terre Haute, Northwestern ik ao pref'd 130 | do prefd 130 Ameriean Expross 104 Y. Coentral o8 Baltimore & Ohio.. 66 Y.&N.E........ 19 Caadan Paclfic 70l Ontario & West 131 Canadi Souther 401 On . K Contral Pacific 18lg Orcgon Nay n Chies. & Ohio 516 0. 8. L. & U. ) Ao & Alton. . 125 | Paciie Mall...") C.B.&Q 75%| Peoria Dee. & B.10 Chicago Gas, 1 dRig Plusburg. olidated Gas. . 11% ° | Pullman Pala Reading Richmond cr o prerd 8 Rio Grande Woat.. do prefid Rock Island. St Pa i 1. & Hudson. .. 110 k. & West, 180 il 8. Co v SL P& O SU P& O, profid buthoern Pacihic, Refinery ..., North'n pfe & B L prefd Hocking Valley. Coal & Iron Tilinois Contral xas Paelfic. ... St Panl & Dulutl P01 & O. C. pref'd. Kan. & Texin pr. Union Pacific.... Lake Erlo & We 1S, Express. ... o prof'd o WSt L & P £ Lake Shore ¢ do prif'd $ Lead Trist D91 Wells Fargo BXp. Louisvi B3tg| Western Unlon Loulaville 110 Wheeling & L. Manhattan D10k do prefd Memphis & Chias.. 10 M. i Michigan Contral. 75 /D, Ao Mixs Bcivic. Mobi 12| National Linsced. Nauhv 80 |Colo Nationil €0 pre J. Centril o1 & West. Dt oril Amer. Co. Northern Paeitic TUA A & NUM 4 T, 8L L& K. C. Lo K The total sales of stocks todiy wore 249,000 shares, ineluding: Atehison, 3,300, Hurling- ton and Quiney, 16,600; Chicago Gis, f General Eleeiric 0: Missourl Pucif 8.300; Northwestern, 8,400: Reading, Ishiund, 7.400: 8t Paul, 36,000 Union {act Wester New York Money Market, I New Yonrk AL BWH pe | offered at 8 p s St ) business in bankers' bills nt$4.521,4 sixty-diy bills wnd §4.57 4054.55 fo) Y 0N CALL-—Fasy 3 per cont; closiug GQ8 per cent, NEW YORK, Aug. 0.—New business wis very RILVEICCERTIFICATES ~ Wers neglected, closed it dry goods: demind being at o stande | at 76% bid and 77 isko stillawalthig developnents, The toneof the | *GovERNNENT ~ BONDS-Strong. State bonds market was not o despondent on®y however, dull Uihe foclinic Dot that ax Koon e tontidencs sing quotations on bonds: wits rastored there would bo n quick royival of | i ; — o, Tho dotails of transactions were nop | U 5 48 ree 100 W R e worthy of note. 0.8 48 co A anjoqusols o5 e it B Ty AT YT “Pactie LG R New Yonk, Aug. 8.-Obtlons opened dull, | thotlsmasupd in BiRste gty ete, wichunged 1 10 boints downs closed stendy | P Wost S 20 1o 40 points down: sales, 17,000 bags, in- N0, Hew set R.GOW. Ists, cluding: - August | $14.00@216.00; Boptommnen, | Mk ew sot bu Ateliison 4s $15; October, #14.95015.00 Decenibor, | 1Canada S0, 2ds Ao 1% clasy A HL4.70014.90: Marel, #14.20014.60: Muy, | *Contral Pic. 1nts, G H. & 5. A, BN $14." Bpot Rio, dul, iowminal; No. 7, 816, DR G, Iain 161 & S04 24 66 100 - D. & R. G ds, H.&T. C ohs 7 Miwaukce Markets. 1o con. ts. 102 MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.—\WHEAT—Stou Naanaais tembor, bRlge: No. 2 Spring, Hisc, 8.'C. Browns Conx- Qubet; Ne Y Tut. Cert Oare—Firm; No.' 2 18tk white, 2 WY (YK Uneha PROVISIONs-Steady: pork, $12.26, Liverpool Markots, LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9. WHEAT—Quict and aster: holders aftor freely s No. 1 California, By 9d@ds 10d; No. 2 red, bs Td@s 94, &I M | DI, fusked i i Closing quotutions on Corn-Quiet, dewand’ poor; wixed western, | stocks, bonds and mining shures 45 7d percent TR Woal Bud 5rar'd . prof 78 | doy Clusiuuats Murkeis. Bay Stite Gas & [wis Con (s CINCINSATL, Aug. 9.~ WHEAT-Steady; No, 2 | Bell Tel Atehison a4 red, 650 Howtou & Albaiy Atehison i G0 CORN-Quiot; No. 2 mixed, 43@44c. | Bosion & Maine: New Euelad 0570 103 dars—-In falr demand; No. 2 wixed, 2 do prof Gen. Bleetrle fu.. 70 Goare=Ih talr geinandi N tilxed, 2:@ | o fiv. & @ Wik Central 18ts’| Oxig -y S Fiichb Alloucz Mintug Co 46 Witsky—Steady at §1.12 Gon B Atlantic Pulladeiphie Gealo Market, Mex. Con Coi Buite & Boston PHILADELPIIA, Aug. 9.-WuEAT-Dull; No. | N. Y. & Now Eug Calumet & Hoeld 2red, August, 635@04 Oid Calony 2| Contenntal Coin u, faire demiand; No. 2 mixed, | Orckon Shori Line. & August, 4734,@4nc Rubbor & Oats Cur A“w 2 e futures highor; No. 2 | 4 “:"‘}'“‘“ MAUOM whilio, 3haQane, West End 1136 Pamaraci Coltgn Market. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. B.—Dull and nominal; tlerces; Beptember, #5.00, clesing i #5.60; goud widdliug,'7h¢; widdling, 7ic; low u Francisco Mining Quotatio, 84N FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.—The oficial closing DATLY clear- | BET: duy last weck, $60 New Yonrk, Av BALTINOR balinces, $272,07 PRUADELPIIA, 862 HAVANA, United St 200120150 Aug Ing at #1.50 # NEWORLEANS, A York discount. Sterling closed at 7 per o OMAHA LIV Light Receipts ¢ and Sharp These are days ¢ equally wild other. Receipts very limited. Re days foot up sh 1,356 sheep for t W up almost rofed. There ern advices and, age in supplics so with last of near beef men were in Competition was and the market w e higher than cattle were as con inferior grassy e steers weighing changed hands r und by the middle was over. Cow stuff was ir ntirel, found a ready sule than, and the from 21.25 to & at around &3, poor demand and prices steady on common stuff. Gic from $2 2 10§27 ) to $2.70 with very acti s had all after 9 o'clock, from £4.90 Lo 8,4 and 24 to#4. 10 0n vince plac week ago, befor o lambs, $3.004.75, N 2 hucks lambs. . Aug. balances, #,061 short sight, 1C o op, against 8,231 cattle rows and and §4, The feeder trade was quict and dul quotable at from $2.70 to 3, Trading was v s tho market back Where Kecerpta and Disposith Cars. | Hoad [Cars, | Hea AHURSDAY, AUGU I guigtations tor mi .'nn stocks oday were as WS | Al 10 [Mexican Roat & Heichor 55 |Ophir Bodie Con 30 Potos Chollar 3 Savage Con. Cal, & Va Sterea Nevada Crown Point W0 |Union Con Eurcka Con go lvtan Hale & Norerous.. B0 | Yellow Jacket New York Mining Quotatio NEW YOrk, Augi 9.~The following are the mining quotations Com. Cal and Va.. 195 [&jrra Novada W0 Dendwood 100 |Standard 110 aate & Norerius. 18 Uion Cori i W [Yerlow dncked 680 [Quick ! g2 (Yo 1500 55 |+tuiwer + asked = St. Lonis Mining Quotations. 1. Louts, Aug. 9.-No trading in wining stocks Biizabeth..... 1230 10| American Nettie., 80 Grinite. 150 4140 > & Tbid, t aeked Finuneinl Notes KANSAS City, Aug. 0. —Cloarings, $740,050. PARIS, Aug. 9.—Throo por cont rentes, 99t 80c for the account. ~ OMANA, Aug. 9.-Cloarings, $523,680; samo Clearings, $78,5 12 617; bulances; #4,186,710, 9.—Cloarings, $2,047,02: Money, 4 per cent Aug. 0.—Cloarings, #8,000, 47, Money, 6 por'cent Exchango quict: on @l1c; on London, 9. LONDON, Aug 9. ~The amount of bullion gone into'the Bank of England onbal . es today, £10,000, MEMPIS, Aug. 9.—New York exchange sell- Clearings, $77,08 Cles N #1,105,800. exchunge, ugz, 9.~Clearings, $840,020. )\ exchangs, 8 pe £1,000; bunk, $1.50 pres St Lovis, Aug. 0 2,680,547 bilanees, £ 6@s por cent. Exc L $6 discount B v s, £10,064,000; balin 7 8-10aN per cont. $2.0003.00 pre- mium par $1,000, Cric Auz. 9.—Cloarings, #11,006,350, o exehin nominally exeliunge, nominal.” Money E NTOCK MARKETS, “wuse n Stronger Market Advance In Prices. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 0. »f wild markets and almost ipts. The one causes the of all kinds today were cceipts for the pasi three cattle, 9,703 hogs and 4,240 L 10,2 hogs and he first three days of lust ho supply of cattle was small but made y of natives move or less was wbetter toue to east as there has been a short- far this weck compared rly 5,000 catt the dressed the market for business. good on alt useful grades as active and_from 10¢ to Tuesday. Really choice spicuously abscn’ as the ades, but fair to very good from 90 to 1,300 lvs. eadily at from 5 Lo 84, » of the forenoon tradiug 1 very limited supply and > ut prices a dime higher a quarter higher than at week. lixtremo sales of heifers were at Veal calves were steady and bulls we in weak at 21 with good 1o & shade easier on 0d to choice feeders ure fair to good at wmd common stuff at from Representative sales: DRESSED BEEF. Av. No. Av. Pr. 1006 1 1250 83 75 TS0, 1276 3 90 1240 1 410 L 901 25 410 1219 104 420 1220 21f; 420 cows. 1 860 1 L 160 1 600 1 20 2 00 30 788 1 7 i 200 10101010 150 9 200 MR Ty UL 4 2 21 2 850 160 T 2 2 1650800 S 1160/0 126 233 CALYES. 2......150 875 s 400 BULLS. 2 oe 040 1 1450 1 1455510800 165580 o) 1 1350 1 STOCKERS AND FEED -2 2 00 19 8 55 210 42 2 51 210 11 2 9 2 40 8 8 15 200 COLORADO CATTLE. No. Av, = No Av. Pr. 1eow.1200 220 16cows. 971 220 A1’ 235 Hoas—There was another sharp upturn in hog values today, Receipts were almost ridiculously light, bu rs, and aseastern markets were better. and all classes of buyers were in the field for supplics, trade wits brisk from the start, with prices from 15¢ to 2o higher than the v trong close of the market Tuesday. Light and butche weight hogs and an oceasional heavy load that swas cholee soldat $4.95 an | 5, with g load of prime 14-1b. pigs ut £.05, Ordinary heavy and mixed packing grades sold la at #1580 and #.09and rough porkers und throwouts scattering down to tone of the market was very bull trading the meage d over the scales ainst #4.55 Lo 4 ) t Wednesdag, Today'sadg it wa values took the §1 drop. Representa No. Av. Sh, 8h, 20,843 40 84 Ki) 8 11 306 4 200 i i 120 R 80 4 120 0 4 120 i 40 4 K0 54.. 4 40 b 4 40 44 200 4 280 63 40 4 120 07 120 4 200 o8 i 04 120 4 68 200 4 n3 160 4 79 200 4 67 40 4 68 KO 4 07, 120 4 0. 160 4 79...263 160 4 71000206 200 4 ¢ PIGS AND ROUGH. 1...170 — 40D Sugee—Three double-decks of very far westerns were received cre was @ fair demand and buyers bid what they consid- ered fully steady prices. Setlers wanted more money and the sheep went on U (Good muttons are wanted, but nothin Prices are quotably unchanged to good natives, #.00@4.00; fair to good westerns, &2 600eL2; common and st sheep, 81502753 good to choice 40 to 100-1b. . TRepresentative sales Av. Pr 166 2 b0 96 420 1 of Stock, Official recolpts and disposition of stock aa showi by the hooks ot the Dnlon Stk Yards compuny for the twenty-four hours ending at 6 o'clock p. m. August b, 1593 WECEA T, T RHEER. [HOKRES & MR 1| Cars Head 31 d0) 28| @ DISPOSITION ” BOYEIS, CATILE | WOGS. [SHERF. Ouwalia Packlug Co | 40 Thhe 6. H. Hamwond 06 50| o8 Swift & Co | 17 i ho Cikdahy Pickng 00.: | 40 Cudhy Bros. Sporry & 1 218 Vausant & Carcy Hiliond & 8 200 Shipners and feedarm | Lo over [ | Total | 817 .‘,m} 4 Chicago Live Stock Market. OmICAGO Aug. 9. [Speciul Telegram to Tus I nee \ There was a smart advance this morn- ing in prices of eattle. Tho shipping demand Whs moro activo than for severnl days past, and as local buyers wanted some cattlo there was a show of competition that in these days i altogethor unusual. Prices for such grades A8 AF0 g00d ¢ st on the hoof went up from 15¢ to 26¢ per 100 166 and thero wasan advance in other desceiptions of from 10¢ to 16¢. Toward noon the demand be came less spirited and prices fell back about 10¢, the n sing trom stoady to 15¢ higher than The adyince was Drowght about by the continuad small recel pta, the tresh arrivals amounting to about 9,000 head, and the total for the explred part of the week but slightly exceeding 26,000 head. Sules wore largely from #1.75 10 #2.75 _for at ive cows and bulls and at from § to #4.60 for steers, while sales of Texans were principally at from #1.60 to #1.90 for cows and at from $3'to $2.75 for steers. West T raAngors were In limited supply at trom $1.76 to £4.55 Today's receipts of hogs were lmited to 9,000 hiead and there were 1o more than 2,000 stale offer o arrivals since Saturdny 20,000, which s loss than hnlt ecorded’ for the samo time 1ast 1y the n gain In strength than « riity ing up to from 8 from 3570 1o $5.75 was | s took about their usual proportion of ro- gL i thoro ws a disposition on the part ocal packers to secure hogs. The conipo- 28 were soon ull rfooling wis of tition was not Lrisk, but the h out of sellers’ hands and tho Tn 100t less firin than that prevalent oarly in the day. The quality was excellent and only y swall pari of the supply sold bilow popular price being from $6.15 10 vy and 60 for light © enough S dium weights and from p toduy to fully sat- 3 lemand, which was chicily confined to meeting the wants of, slaughiterors. Shi pers idlo and quiry for feedoers. ¢ at from sold wn lots went above #3.7 price being from $2. market was quoted at from $2.75 to .2 Door te 5 for Cattlo, 9,000 calves, 800 . 9,000; sheap, 12,000 head & Journal reports The CATTLE-Recoipts, 8,000 head; shipments, 8,600 beeves, 10@16c higher, closed weak; s, 10¢ higher; no Wwestern rangers; prime_heavy, $4.80%5.10: ood to choice, $4.00404.7 dturn, $3.75@4:10; com- mon, $2.9003.40; Texuns, $24003.65;" cows, 300, 9,000 hond; shipments, ot 101 ot common AR ey vy, 4 Selocted 3 hight 20@5.95; £, 00605, 80, Réceipts, 12,000 head: shipments, woad; 1 5, western: v ntives, #3.0 terns, $2 ‘exuns, $2. ubs 10¢156¢ higher at $3.004.5.50, Kansas City Live Stook Market, KaNsAs Crry, & CaTTLE-Rece In ts, 5,000 head: 3,600 head; market 100 10¢ Tigher; Texas stoers, $2,0063.10; ship- ping steers, 340006105 hutehors' Sto 3.1504.20; Stockers and foeders, $2.1003.05. Hous Receipts, 2400 he i market 20@40c d; shipments, ¢ ligher; bulk of sales, 51005305 henvies, #4900 0.205 mixed, $4.95 @5.35; Tight, $5.20@5.50. SHEEP-—Receipts, 1,400 hend; shipments, 1,400 head; market stronge 0 mutton, $2.45@ 857 Linibs, $4.104.40 St. Louis Live Stock Markot. oipts, 8,000 215¢ higher: Receipts, ker 10615¢ Recelpts, 1.000 rket unchanged. i shipments, 3 bulk of sules, head; suipments, none; WESTERN PACKING INTERESTS, Limited Movement of Togs Still the Feuture of tho Trade. CINCINNATI, Al Telegram to THE BEE]—Tomor Price Carrent will say: Quite a redu \ hias_oceurred in the movement of hozs, due to last week's break in prices and the pa 1 condition of mone- tary ailalrs. The weel's packing was but 120,000, conipared with 200,000 for the pre- ceding week and 2 year. 'Tho total from Mareh 1 is 4400, 000 year ago. Prominent ph inst 5 T ).000| 1,946,000 3000 445.000 000 5000 Cinein o Indianapolis’2 07 Milwiukee... L. far Rapids Joseph 1t 141,000 106,000 109.000] 7 Stock n Sight, Receipts of live stock at the four principal western markets Wednesday, August 9: Cattle. Hogs, | 767 2,808 0. 8000 000 12,000 s ity 5000 2400 1,400 St Louls 3000 1,600 .. Total.... 16,767 14,908 e S0 5 Baltloon tonight at the beach. < - MAY BUY THE PLANT. Probability that Om Own Ity W + Wil Event Supp.y. ly There is & possibility that the eity of Omaha may become the owner of its own water works plant. Such a movement is on foot and it will bob up serencly city ofticiuls one of these day outlined by one of the progressive and pus| ing members of the council is for the city to «quire the property of the American Water Works company. Itis well knowh that a faction of stockhollers of the American Water W company of New Jersey is dissatisfied and is moving for a new company to be organized, tobe known s the Omaha’ Water Works wany, which shall acquire the Omaha plant in aceordance with the plan and ag before the The plan as the ment settled upon. 1t is the intention of the new company to create an authorized issuo Of £6,000,000 ten and twenty year b per cent gold bonds, $1,100,00) of "6 por cent non- cumulative preferred stock, with a priority ot lien over the common stock and $5,000,000 of common stock. It is vroposed to issue tho new H per cent bonds as follows: T'wo miltion two hundred thousand dollars to tak up av 110, £1.600,000 the Amecrican Water Works comuany 6 per cent bouds and £400,000 City Water Works company of Omahi 6 per eent bonds. Two million dol- s 1o take up at par, £2,00,000 the Ameri- can Water Works b per cent’ bonds, £550,000 to take up the present outstanding coupons, flouting debt incurred on account of tho Omaha plant, reorganization expenses and compensation 1o the committee, One million two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to remain in trust for fature improyements i for interest account during the time requiry 1o obtain title to the property. The bond nd d holders are also to have a bonus of 40 per cent in the common stock. The scheme o ucquire the property is by foreclosure proce representing the 5,600,000 of outstanding bonds made by tho American Water \Works company of 1ilinois, the corporation which owned the Omaha property prior ) the teansfer to the New Jersey company. ‘Thero are now outstanding unpaid about #152,500 0f euings on the morigige coupons, and on the 1st of July, wmatured $95,000, und on August 2 When this new company, the deal for or- ganization of which is being so cleverly Planned and accomplished, sccures the plant ir this eity the intention at that time is to unload it Upon the City atan enormous profit Under the provisions of the city charter the city can acquire and operate either water works, electric light or gas plants. The fran chise of the Awme u Water pany in this city expires July 20, the new company bopes in unload on the eity When the foreclosure of the mortg ferred to is made and the plant s placed under the auctioneer's hammer, the new will probably find a competitor in rson of the city of Omaha. ‘The mem Works com 1905, and the meantime to o re We may live WL ma We mx\’? TENTS, ETC. COMPANY | COMPANY. tmpoTtors and mwanufae tur ers of tlour sacks, buriaps, twine, Hons 113 Farn COVERS 1 St BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse-Coe Shoz Company. Salesroom and Offico 1107104 111 Howar1 St Factory 1114 1121-1125 Howard St Wa aro the ONLY Manafasturers of Boots ant Shoes (n the state of Nobrasks Agenoeal 1nvitallon is extoidat to all Lo Insp. ournew factory. Kirkiendall, Jones Amer, Hand STOE (0. hoota, shoos and rubbor koods, 1505 0 Marnvy Stroot Streot DRY}}OOD& o . Smith & Co. | Kilpatrick-Koch Dry GOODS €O, Nottons, gents' furnish 1ng kobds, cor. T1th and Harney Streets. Dry goods, nottons, fur- PR it ‘ana fowird st | FURNITURE. Omaha Upholstering | Beber & COMPANY. Upholstered furniture, U108 Nieholny St Whiolesale only | Runyan FURNITURE COMPAN and lith Streo tian, troop B, Sixth cavalry, which impu- tations are set forth iu the letters of the medical director of the department to Cap | tain Raymond in Jume last. The following is the detail for the court: Major Valery Havarda, surgeon; Major George W. Adair, surgeon; Captain George Bushnell, gs sistant surgeon ; Second Lieutenant John K Miller, Eighth infantry, recoide The court is ordered to repor nd summarize the evi- deuce and express its opiuion thereon, ———— Piles of people}have piles, but De Witt's Witch HazelSalvewill cure them. it rien 4 e Omaha guards drill at Courtland beach tonight about St DEPOT FOR INDIAN BUPPLIES. Commereial Club Tukes Prompt Action to Secure the Locution 1 The desultory talks of locating a depot for ndian supplics in this city, originated in Washington by Mr. Tobias Castor, took defimte shapo Tuesday when the Commer- cial club began a systematic hunt for the new depot, now located in Chicago. Ata largely attended meeting it was de- cided to forward to the Nebraska senators and representatives in congress and Secre tary Morton a letter ing forth the ad- vantages which Omaha had over Chicago in the matter of a depot. and the follow- letter was ordered sentto the above mentioned geatlemen Dear Sir-The membership of the Comme: ctal ¢lub of Otiaba includes 500 business wen of this city ed mecting of tho eclab was A well i held today to consider the Dost course to-pur- in sue 1o dnduce the location of the depot of Tndian supplics in this eity instead of Chicago, ity present loeation. The following Is the senst of the moeting as expressed: That the subject be plced before our meni- ors Of conzress, now in Washington, and their fmmediate and sarnestaction be requested o our behalf The location of this dep at Oumaha would he of vist henefit (0 the o of Nebraska and this eitys it would result in the disbursement of | Sums of money for purchase of grain, sceds, implements, meats, four and general merchandise. It is to be consldered, in connection with the meat supply, that Omciha bs the third paeking Boint e United Statos; also that sevoral flouriug mills are located at points In Ne- a, on the rallromds between Omaha and servitions. And that Hmlq #40.000,000 1n 18 fon m all o prices, railronds running to the | Tand gr ut s L did A jobbing bhusiness of and i complote repre veses of jobbing trade, and lian Jadls, contructs el widh EOV e Crunsportation o ity Unfon Pucitic, Burlington and Misourt river and Fremont, Blidorn” & Mis- souri Valley rilwi ip 15,000 Sillos of Toutl oxtending west and northwest, 1 thoir short Wit Iibadquarters &t Onaha ittt Tinca diverge from this city s 1t only poine whero those roads wll concentrate, and they make the distunee 200 Tudles less than Missourl viver points beiow Omaha, and 500 miles less than Chicago, to the reservations o bo renched This makes the difference from two to five days loss 10 thme on shipments in transit; it is fsaumed that dispateh in forwarding supplics fohdvantageous and in this respect Omahi excels all possible competitors, 1t would seem that all the rogquisites neces- sary In secaring the location are fuvorable to Ouiithing cost of supplics, cost of transportis Lion, Cost Of Tentils, or grounds wnd bulldings, and thelr malntenin wnddirect Hines of rull Wily, guiranteeing quick trausitof shipients We learn that Comuls ner Armstrong thinks well of rooadvantages. General Brooke suys thit Omahi is Without question superior to wll othor polnts for location of this Qepot, and we hope that the government iy Do prevatied upon t recos uradvinta s and locate the bise of st i our eity But the good work was not permitted to stop thiere, & petition to Secrotiry of the Tuterior Hoke Smith being prepared along tho lines of the letter, which was signed b, all the bank presidents in tne city, all th wholesalers, jobbers and manufacturers agents, calling upon the secretury Lo give Omaha favorable consideration. Bighty signatures were attachel to the petition, representative in chavacter, aud Wilh the appeul to the members of congress Bor bf the council who has given this matter Commissionue Ut hopes for doiinito action much carnest thought and attention Speaking of the matter the commisionor that the time is at hand for the city of | siid that §15,000,000 we Uraea Aopusi Owaha toown its own plant. He believes by the department fo Jian supplies, that when the foreclosure procecdings come | per cent of which would be spe o that the city should be prepared to step in | Omaka if a depot could b located W HS and purchase the plant at a reasonsble | city, “and naturally our jobbors, wholssalers figure. He has ascertained that the aunual | aud others would be in a pasition o bonofi revenue of the Omana plant is nearly & | by tho removal from = Chicugo. I (M, of which the ity government pays iu | people usually got the contracts for supplics the nelhborhiood of $50.000 for bydrin i, for the peniteutiary and insino asylui b —— causo they are ou the krounds, 1 a depot Balloon tonight at the beach. fras looato N Calty to ot on tho ground Gours o Tuquiry, floor if they so desired. Ty would bo a ‘big At the request of Captain Henry I Ray- | thing for Qmabi 16 ¥ i i o mond, assistaut surgeon, a court of inquiry has been orae 1 to convene at Kort Washakie, Wyo., August 22, at 10 o'clock a m., or 48 5000 thereafter as practicable, o examine iuto certain imputations as to his professional treatment of Private I, A, Bas cation of this depot here. ——— A dozen raw with a bottie of Cook's Extra Dry haperial Chawpague is an after theater thought. - - Stereopticon views tonight at beach., without ,hoIiHcs, rnH:s. avd f;:”s, live without taxes, aud live witheul bolls: we withoul Wt;mi‘ But civilized man canmol- live withoul Seap. when vadicals Cope, Next to the foolishness of trying to live without Soap, is the great unwisdom of living without SANTA CLAUS SOAP which is acknowledged to be far better than any other kind. Sold everywhere by enterprising grocers. Made only by N, K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago. MAHA . Manulacturers « Jobbers Directory BAGS & TWINES | Bemis Omaha Bag (Omaha Tent-Awning _ HARDWARE. Rector & Wilhelmy | Lobeck & Linn, hest-beil Dealers in hardware LSRR e gl HATS, ETC. | IRON WORKS. W. A L Gibbon & Co | Omaha Sale and [ron W Mesalo WOIKS Tinta, caps, straw goods, | Safes,vaults, Jall wood kloves, mittens. 1-th | 1ron shittors and uud Hurney Strects enpes, Gus. Andreon and Juckon COMMISSION. | LUMBER. Branch & Co. (John & Wakelield, Tmportsd, Ameriean Port Produce, frults of all W comont, Milwaus koo coment and Quincy Kinds, oystors. white i LIQUORS. | STOVE REPAIRS | “Frick & Herbert, | Omaha Stove Repait | Wolks stove repai Wholesale liquor dealers and water for any kind o 1001 Farnam St | maader | 130 bongins s PAPER. | PG el OIr8 Carpenter Paper Co| Standard 0il Co. arry n full stock of printiagl wrapplog and wrlting ors, 1 papers, ote. | Reflnod and lubricating olls, axle groase, ot CUSTER'S LAST BATTLE FIELD. A visit to this spot. which is now a tional cemetery, is extremerly intor- esting. Here seventeen years ago Gen- eral Custer and tive companies of the Seventh United States cavalvy,numbor- ingover 200 officers and men, were cut to piecoes by the Sioux Indians and allied tribes under Sitting Bull. The battlefield, the valley of the Little Bi Horn, located some forty odd miles south of Custer. orthern Pa reached by stage. u will writs Charles S. Foee, St 1, Minn., inclos~ ing 4 cents in postage, he will send you a handsomely illustrated 100 pago bools, free of chuarge, in which you will find a graphic account of the sad catastrophe which overtook the brave Custor and his followers in the valley of the Little Big Horn in June, '76. Mont., a station on the cailroad, can be o It ily Price | ' Worth a Guinca a Box."” | 26¢. EECH R PILLaTS Dislodge Bile, Stir up the Liver, Cure gick-Headzwhc, Female Ailments, Remove Disease and Promote Good Health, Covered with a Tasteless & Solublo Coating, amous the world over. Ask for Heecham's and take no others. Of all druggists, Price 23 _cents & box. New Voric Depot, 365 Canal St PIABTIITAT ITLLLILL | With Dueber Number. s Makers of inferior watches and watch- cases never want to Lear from them after they e rold to users. hear No one cares 10 17 42\ RUBY JEWELED | @, ADJUSTED ol complaints of his ware, cver finds Duebers But no one t with the Hampden watches, awner of o Dueber-Tampden watch 1 Nis case number and addre aminm match s Micn, Canton, Oy To uny who' will 1 Will b sent a gen Tk DUk RACE UP! W ATCH W Norve murve Ve Lroubi ness, dos , sick hendach now vogot s powor, positive I a8 nervous prostratioh ndency, pains in baek and dyspepsin 1088 Of appos o discovery uro for ail of [ Ble sl o ote. Wonderful norve tonle, niakes ricn, puro biool, tones ontiro &y H a box, Unough for' two weeks AU druzgists, or by i, NerveBean Co. luffulo, NY. - s BRSSPI R———— Wo viill sepd you the marvelous Fronch Preparation GALTHOS free. snd ule Tatitee that 110" "will Hestore your aith, Strengih col Vige: Useitand pay if satisfied. VON MOHL CO., Union Stocg Yards Company, South Omaha. Best Cattle Ho shaen an o COMMIGIIDN HOUS: Wood Brothsrs, Live Stosk Commisslon Mer £0'1th Cmabia hunts Chloaga JOUN D DADISMAN, | WALTER K. WOOD,' [ Meoagers Market roports by mall and wire cheerfully turulshed upou wpplication, ~