Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1894, Page 6

MMERCIAL AND FINANCIA Oorn Hesitted at the Btart, but Advanced Later and Wound Up Strong, WHEAT OPENED WITH POOR PROSPECTS [N Almost Everything in Oats W Bearish— The Session Was Active at Times nd Much Buosiness Was Done. CHICAGO, Sept. 4.—Corn hesitated at the start today, but, buoyed by erop damage reports, advanced later and wound up strong, dragging the other markets up with It. May corn closed 1c higher, December wheat ¥c higher and September oats %c higher. Pro- visions, finished strong at liberal advances all around. The price of wheat during the first half hour of the session gave evidence of little change in the ideas of the speculators re- garding its value, Five minutes after the opening the early orders from country cus- tomers appeared to be exhausted and the price of December, which for three minutes had ruled about %c higher than Saturday's closing price, returned to about that level again. In the course of the next 15 minutes there was another slight rise. The market began to weaken again, when the figures of the visible supply statement were received December, which started at G6%c, sold to 66%c, and recovered again to 57e, reacted from 66%¢ to 66%c, when the visible supply was indicating an increase of about 2,000,000 bu. When the amount of the increase was found to be 2178000 bu. the market rccovered a trifle in some covering purchases by the scalpers upon their finding that outside selling orders were not forthcoming, even with such tempting in- ducements. The strength in corn near the end of the session put some fresh vigor into the action of the longs In wheat and caused an advance to a fraction above its previous highest point, 57%c being quoted for an in- stant, cloxing at b7e. Corn did not show a great deal of strength fmmediately at the opening, but it did lster and it kept the shorts on the broiler dur ng the greater part of the session. The weekly local bulletin for fowa was received by a house here, who said that it reported 50 per cent of the corn crcp cut for fodder in many af the xouthern counties of that state and that as high ss 80 per cent of it had been similarly treated in some other countles That was perhaps the main reason for the trength which was developed in corn. Shorts came in freely, but a good number of the big local sherts stood pat. There was a decrease of 232,000 bushels in the amount on ocean passage. The visible sup- ply increased 114,000 bushels, as compared with an increase of 177,000 bushels last year. May corn, which on Saturday closed at G3c, started irregularly at from 52%c to Bithe. Those were the lowest prices of the day. It rose on the first swell to 5dc. and after rescting to 63%e, it advanced ain to 54c, and there were some few sales | at as high as 5434c, closing at bdc. Today almost everything in oats was bearlsh. The sess.on was active st times, and during the day quite a fair business was transacted, mostly local, however. Septem- ber started steady at 29%c, sold up to 29%e, was weakened slightly by the visible supply and sold bick to 20%e, rallied again and closed at 29%c bid. Dearer hogs, higher corn and buying by the. Anglo-American Packing company were the principal reas-ns given for another cons'derable advance in the price of provisions. The market opened firm, gradually improved, and in the end it was quite strong at the highest, prices of the day. Compared with Saturday night, January pork is 2:%c higher, January lard 25c higher, and ribs 10¢ higher. The leading futures rang-d as follows: “Avticien. | Open. | High. | Low. | Close. Wheat.No. s T cpt 3 Dee biith 617 o3| so3geie | bila ose sas| samgs | 54 5 | LHIv s 87 | a1 80 201 0@ | LA 14 00 13 93 FLOUR - Unchanged No. OATS. No. 3 white, RYE-No BARLEY. . 4, G2, T Vrime, $5.20. Mess pork. per bbl., $ULI0@1L15; $8.65408. hart ribe, sides dry saited shoulders (hoxe At sides (boxed), 383567850, Distillers' finished goods, per gal., WHINKY Cut granulated, i The follawing were the receipts and shipme Ripments. 43,000 143000 F47.000 745,000 14000/ 47TH000 440000 | 741,000 2,000 14000 _ 91000 81,000 Produce oxchaaga today the buttor wa Ket was firy H@2de; dalry, 15@ 200 "Eeiw, wteady at 16@10c, NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. ay's Quotations on Flour, rovistons, Metals, Ete. YORK, Sept. 4.- Recelpts xports, 20,300 bbls.; 700 phis. about steady, but dull; delivery of stuft arrive now being made supplies prosent City mill patents, $.0004.20; M Southern flour, dull fair extras, $2.006 ales, 300" Lbie.; Wheat, bu. Corn. bu. . Outs. bu.... Rye. bu 00 Barley, by Aln and 0,600 Ry 200 s, §2.50 5047510 ; o G, Quiet; w TN two. rowed, ‘state, 79¢; six-rowed, WHEAT—Recelpts, 697,600 by b sales, 1,465,000 shu. mpot. Spot market steady elevitor, 58%e; afloat, delivered; No. 1 hard opened selling, by b @ midd: BARLEY MALT n, oxports, 17,30 futures and 160000 bu No. 2 red, In store and 1 northern, 6370 . delivered, Options 1" offerings forelun all a diny visible in the falk of visible and small 3167 Slae mbe @60, cloxed We; Decembe Closed ol CORN 10,700 bu. ares and 636 63 Recelpts, 0,000 bu. {u market firm; mtloat; yellow, 41c, delivere steady and generally firm on declined on near months on ik and sympathy with wheat, helped late and Olosed W@We lower on near months, but 4 higher on late months, Septembs closed 82%c; Oclober, 62c; November December, 5T GHHE, colsed E83c OATS—Recelpts, 25,000 bu.; expe sales, 1500 bu. futures Bpot market quiet; No. 2, 3 Mior No. 3, 3 2 Whit white, 36¢; track | wester entern, 364 exports, 8,000 bu, s elevator Option late’ months, Hquidation, frost 10 1 i arket but closed 8115c hunged. May, F |y closed wed 363« HAY-Quiet; shipping. e HOPS-—Weak: state, Pacltlo coust, 1610 HIDES-DUll; wet salted lected, 45 to & 1bs, 4G4lec; Huenos Ayres 80 to 34 bk, 10%c; Texas dry, 21 to $) Ibe,, 56 LEATHER—Steady; hemlock wole, Duenos Ayres, 1ght to heavy weights, 14618 WOOL—Quiet; domestic fleece, 19G21c; W, PROVISIONS—Teef, ; extra mess, 8§ s, $16.001 393,393 ¢ Octobe W 8G0k; goad to chaler common to cholce, 5% W Orleans, se- pulled steadier; family heef hams, § 00 Cut meats, 1000 v, $15.004 state dairy, M@2ic; state state, large, $010%¢; al, foa house, 134@16c; western fresh, 166i1ite; southern, case, $1.7503.60; receipts, 10,004 pkes. TALLOW—Firm; 4%c for city (52 per pki): country (pkgs. free), Sc as to quality. PETROLEUM—Dull; United closed at 821 In bulk, $3.50; refined, Philad BR.30; Tefined, Philadeiphia in bulk, $5.60. alned, hia phia and Washington, and Baltim Baltimore, to common good, ull and easy Jppestic, (gl New Drieans At 2% GAYe 10 extra, we open kettle, o LARS e = dieady g & b good {0 chole TRON. Sootch, $20.50G22.50; Ameri- () Qhiet; ke, its, $1g; plates, market quiet ady; dimeatic, $3. sales 3 ptember tin at §1°,00%10.00, SEED OIL-The market has o very firm 1 holders are making more money Wc; off crude, 2G8c; yellow, but Wadic: choice yellow, summer, 3¢ i yellow, oft grac e, 13,15, wrades ime yellow i prime whit OMAHA GENERAL MA RKETS, Condition of Tride and Quotations on Staple and Fancy Produce. BUTTER—Packing stock, 1ic; fair country, 14@lsc; cholce to fancy, ered creamery, 17G2c; separator creamery, EGGS—Per doz., 14 IVEE POULTRY—O1d Dp@de; spring chickens @se; gobblers, GAME—Praitie o @300, prairie chic hens, 4%@5c; roosters, ducks, 5e; hen tur- 4 doz., .75 per doz., $2.000 2.25; Krou .. $L.T@3.00; ETOUS Aoz ducks, blue wing t 1 50g11.75; ducks, green wing teal, el ducks, mixe doz., § L—Cholce fat and small veals are quoted se and large, 3@ic. Wisconsin, full cream, ici Neb ana fowa, full cream, 1ici Nebraska and lown, pari skims. Sc; ' Lim: Durger. No. 1, lic; brick, No. 1, lle; Swiss, No. 1, Waise, HAY~Upland hay, $9.50; midiand, $9; lowland, .5, Color makes (he price on hay. Light bales sell he bent. Only iop grades bring top prices. PIGEONS-01d bl VEGETABLES. POTATORS-Round lots of home grown or southern sibek, i3 per bu.; small lots on orders, #)e; California MELON -G crated, $20. 2 TES grown, per doz. D cked navy, dium, common white @1.90 ONIONE-On e e per ) new make, §0c sock, Honie 1 82.25; me- beans, 4! “HEANS 1210@2.15; CEL SWE PLES—Good st ck, per bbl., $2504275 “ulifornia, lll)wll. clings, 80G%0c. S—Culifornia, $1.1501.2 PRUNES-SL15G1 FIGS -None Bartlett's, $1.75; other varieties, §1.25 APRICOTS-C, CHERRIE: lifornia, none. ncords, 10-1b, baskets, 25c; Cal- a, $1 TROPICAL FRUIT. BANANAS—Choico stock, $L764 LEMONS-—ancy lemons, 300 size, femons, 180 size, §6.00. ORANGES-— None, PINEAPPPLES—None, MISCELLANEOUS. ney, per Ib., 1bc. " isc; @ark honey, 109120 per doz., $1% NUTS=Almonds, English walnuts, 109 12c; Alberts, 12c; Brazil nuts. 10c. CIDER—Pure julce, per bbi., $6; half bbl., §3.25. HIDES 1 green hides, Zic: No. 3’ green hides, 11&@tc: No. 1 green saited hides, $iic; No. 2 green saltcd hides, 2@ 1 green’ salted fides, 2 10 40 Ibs.. 3%o; No. green salted hides, 2516 40 lbs. 204c; No. 1 veal calf, § to 1§ ibs., Sls@6e; No. 2 veal calf, § to 15 1bs., 4@itc; No.' 1 dry flint hides, fc: No. 2 dry int hides. dc. Part cured hides ess than fully cured. PELTS—Green salted, each, 25@000; 4 shearlings (short wooled early skins), i it wooled early ¢ shearlings bunch, fancy per 36.60; each, early skinw), and Nebragka butcher wool ght, 5@Se; murrain wool pel Ib, actusl weight, 4@e: dry flint Colorado butcher wool peits, per 1b., actual welght, 4@ lic; murrain Wool pelts, per Ib., actual weight, Afi6e, Have feet cut off, as it is useless to pay freight ou them TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1, 4@ e tallow, No. 2. 81¢@3%c; grease, {G4ic; grease, white B, 3%@3%c; grease low, Sc: g dark. 2ige; old butter, beesirax, prime, 10@18c; rough tallow, St. Louls General Market. 8. Rept. 4. ~FLOUR—Dull; urichanged. Was firm most of the. sess o 2 red, cash and September, Goc; May, 591 sking), wooled Kansas 1., actual W b ports: No. ember, Goc; nber, Bc; Des ivm; No. 2, cash and September, 9%e; Sty R~ "nehan ged. Unchanged. 1AD-Rpot, 5.0 tober, 13, *ELTE JRN M WHISKY @3.10; September and Oc- 2,65 Unchanged. nchanged. Stronger Jobbing and $14.5 Dy salt fongs and riby ildors, $7.75; lon shor active, Lard, 166205 o, _sh $8.620438.75 wheat, 00 bu. bhls, 000 L. 135,000 corn. SHIPMENTS bu.; corn, 8,000 bu.; wheat, 3,000 ats, Coffeo Market. Sept, 4. —COFFEE—Options and unchanged t0 10 points ruled quiet and nts deciine; sales, mber, 1191614 $12.85012.6); May aull and nominal; mid. ul Cor W0 m in- deliver'es from New York stock ites stock, 167, 0,00 1 total 330 bags, Against NEW oper YORK ely st foreign wed steady including 713,50 sitlos, rehouss 91 ha 19 @191c York yesterday, 136,038 bags: ' United S st for United States United Stat ts today ki good average Santos, k3 ; Stock, § s pricis %61 October pre c [} HAVRE, & Uf down unchinged ept. p. m. o les, 11,000 bags. Sept. 4.—8teady; No, receipts, 21,000 b 7,000 bags: stock Wool Market. ; 4T} 1 market during the several large transactions ir but general trade s quict. The bulk of the business now being done was effccted before the new tariff bill went int effect, but this does not have any part influence to stimulate trade, as prices have fo @ long time been on a free wool basis. Much of the wool in bond Is now on way to the mills. Prices are follows: California wools northeen. 13416c; fall wools, 2@dc; Oreson waol fair, 9itl0c: choice, N@13c; territory wools, Mon tana ide; Michigan ‘and Ohlo unwa 126ilie; Oblo and Pennsylvania, unmerchanta 1541 16c; Australian inks, superior, 4 iums, 38¢; delaine fleeces. Ohio, ligan delaine flecces, fin T. LOUIS, Sept. 4.--WOOI grades without quotable change nd unchanged; exchange for United ws ritorial grade 2023, Weak on low Vhent Mariet. The Minneapolis W MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 4. was ligher today in sympa closed with an average of about Saturday. = C pember %ot May, Bie; old § ber mold’ ot wheat on {rack: 'No. 1 hard, Sc; 1 norih 2 north : new t on track ernge below the price milla at about theic ducing 90,000 shipimen's market wheat with an The twenty-fou the (wo days were wan rather f $2.40 for patents, Kansas City Markets. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4.—WHEAT No. 3 hard, 48 No. 8 hard, 4 3 red. 4604 3 red, 45%didee CORN—Fivm 2 mixed, 526G lower; sfidte; No. No. 2 mixed, 80%@31c; No. 2 Firm; creamery, 199 dairy, 16g » active Whe: firmer; strictly 0,600 bu. n fresh, none; 12 ats, SHIPMENTE—W STOCKS AND . 4,200 bu.; corn, €0 bu BONDS, Share Speculation on ‘Change ( Fuirly Aetive Yesterday. NEW YORK, Sept. 4.—The share specu- lation on the stock exchange open:d fairly active and during the morning the busi- ness was in moderate volume. During the last hour a very heavy business was done A selling movement In sugar was ‘start:d, based on & rumor that the dividend rate for the current quarter was to be reduced, and, as result, the stock, which had advanced e per cent at the opining, fell 1%. The general list recorded a sympathetic reac- tion, but before 11 o'clock the market had re- covered its tone and again took an upward turn. Near noon the advance was checked and prices eased off a fraction. At about 2 o'clock a very general buying movement was set in motion, the motive of which was not disclosed except that the purchasers were recently been endeavoring to bull the mar- et The reports of the rallways for August showed an Improvement in gross earnings and this fact helped the advance, which ranged from % to 2% per cent. Western Union was in better buying than usual, the purchases being made in anticipation ‘of a good report at next week's quarterly meet- ing. The shorts aleo took occasion to cover, and as a result that stock moved up 2 per cént, closing within % of the highest point touched. General Electric was bought in Boston on orders, making a gain on the day of 1% per cént Sugar recovered during the afternoon trom its early depression and the shares sold up 2% per cent, to 106%, with a final reaction of % per cent, making a net gain of 1% per cent. The other more important advances were United States Cordage, 1% per cent; Unjted States Cordage preferred, 1 per cent; Illinois Central, 114 per cent; St. Paul, 1% per cent; Rock Island, 1 per cent; Burlington & Quincy, % per cent, and Northwest, 1% per cent. Lake Brie & Western and Lead preferred, 114 per cent; Oregon [mprovement, 1 per cent; Kansas & Texas preferred and Southwestern preferred, 5 per cent, and Missouri Pacific, 1 per cent. Sume shares recorded declines, including ew York, Chicago & St. Louls second preferred, 2% per cent; Minneapolis & St. Louis, 1% per cent, and Louisville & Nash- ville, % per cent. The bond market was strong throughout the day and unusually active, the sales reaching the large total of $3,225,600. The Evening Post's London cablegram says: The markets were quiter today, but the tone was good, and especially for in- vestments, consols being at the highest point recorded. Americans, after weakness, showed a material recovery at the close, large blocks of Argentine water works bonds being taken in the Bank of England by a financial syndicate. This is important, be- cause the termination of the Baring liqui- datlon is accelerated thereby. The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: do ptd. . Am. Express Baltimore &Ohlo. Canada Pacific ... Canada Southern, Central Pacific. a0 pfd...... N. Y. Ceniral IN. Y. & N. oz it [Ontatio & W.. 34 |Oregon Imp. . |Oregon Nay... 0.8 L &U'N | Pacific Matl. .00 P.D. & E. Pittaburg, |Pullman Paiace.. | Reading | Richmoud Term.. e 2o EEIFEED S Colo. Coal & ron Cotton Oi1 Cert. Del. & Hudson. Del. Luck. & W. % FEEZTS Roek Isiana... St. Paul . St Paul ofd.; St P. & Omana W| o prd..... Soutl orn Pio. Sugar Refinery... Tenn. Coal & [ron Texas Pacific.... T. &0, Cent. pfd.. Unlon Pacific. U'S Express... W.SLL &P.. do pid. Wells Furgo BX. Western Unlon. .. Fort Wayio. G. Northiern pfd C &E. I ptd Hocwing Valley.. 1. Central...... StP. &Dulutli... K. & T.ofd... .. Lake Erie & W. do pld.. Lake Shore. . Lead Trust. .. Logisvilled N. . LoBisville & N'Al Manhattan Coii... Memuhis & C... Michigan Cent. Mo. Pacific Moblle & Ob Nashyille Chat. Nationil Cordag do ptd J. Central (OO RN~ % %! sales of stocl Atchison, 2,800; Southe do pfd. Northern Paciiic The total were Sugar, 1,400; Dis Lodtsville & Nashylile: preferred, 3,100: 1ing. 2,000; Rock suthern Rallway 2,000; Western Union, 176,164 shares, Bur 7,000; & SC L., 4,400; St. Paul, J orn Rallw 10,200, NEW YORK, Sept ¢ L per cent; last 1 1 per cent PRIME cent STIRLING EXCHANGE—Dull and heavy, with kers' Dills at $4.561464.86'% @185 for wixty days; T@483; commer- CALI 1 per cent; clos MERCANTILE PAPER—3GiY% per bonds, 8%|D. & R G. 4. o8 Erle Znd. o Mmunmnm i N.J.Cent. No. Pac Nc_ Puc. N.W.Co | @08, ¥. Deb. 14R. G W. 1ats 783{ St P Consols 78 104 SUP.C.XP. W. 00 |SLLETN, 583 8. T &S.F. Gen. 4. Tex. P Tenn. Tenn n Tenn, o Va. Centuries. .. Atchison 48, Atchison 28 .. Boston Stock Quatations BOSTON, Sept. 4.—Call loar tine louns, $81 per ceut. ¢ 15 aud niining saars | Westngh. Blocir 904 W, Elce. < 104 | Wis. Centrii 207 | Atelitson 2ds. 208 |Atehison 4s.. 147, |New England T8%| Wis. 71" |Atlautie 1 Telophone Boston & Albiy . Boston & Matno. B N.Y. & Old Colony. ... Oregon Stiort Li Ruover. San Dicio’ Union Pacifi West Ena.... Contenn Frankiin | Kearsarge. |Osceola San Frai SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4 quotations for mining stoe lows: T Betlé isie closing wor a3 fol- Al Mexican.. Mono. Ophir. Potoai: Chollar Con. Crown Po! cica Co & Curry.. {Union Con.... Utah Yellow Jaciet. . Quatations. 4.—The followin; NEW YORK. Scpt ara ths closiug HImIng qUOtALL Tholar. . Crown p.mu Con. Cal. & Va.. Deadwood ... Gould & Curry. ... Hule & Norcross. Homestake 0 90 110 85 Plvmoutn. .0 st Standard Unfou Con. Yellow Jucket. Iron Silyer |Quicksilver do preferre Bulwer...... 373 i 8 350 00 600 Wi 1043 Gl A v 113 n ordiniry. 18%|Mex. Con. new 48. 61 SILVER—30 3-164 SVt per cent, yate of discount short billy 18 1% per ihtee-months bills 9-16 per cent, Closing: Consols, for money, consols, for the account oz in the open market for t 1. perial 1 pt. 4.—The Hank of G as comp Caxh n hand, dec weekly ‘marks; other arks] notes in arks, 1,650,000 21,840,000 Finavclal Notes. Bept. 4.—Clearings, $13,6 Sept. d.—Clearings, $2,503,658; Pt 4. —Clearings, §76,28,0%; ADELIHIA 11,823,903, Sept. 4.—Three per cent account. Exchange on ept. d.—Clearings, $13.2 Lo 1 w York exch ing at prenuum, Clearings, 3201, 104 ances SAN FRANCISCO, Sept tse. Silver L 4.—Pra ts vs, 6546 8 ght Rept. 4 clearings Valdnces, 3684642 Money, dall at Exchange on New York, ¢ discount Bue 30.2 4.—Gold 18 _auoted at Madrid, Lisb Athens, 77; Rome, 10 CHICAGO, S 4. —Clear 20, ances, 2,2 Money, 4@l per cont 5% on time. York e we, forelyn exchange, weak; Reos NATIVE ipte Inorease CUonsidsrably in Numbers | Over Mopdag's Light Run, BZEF STEERS STILL SCARCE Cattle Offerings Chiefty Made Up of prices. No. Native Cows and Stockers Show Up Better and Sell at Today's receipts were 4,500 hogs and 177 sheep, 1,988 hogs cattle, 8,054 hogs and responding day of last week. trains did not arrive until late, and Higher Price TUESDAY, Sept. 4 cattle, 8,000 as against 2,903 cattle, 57 sheep yesterday, and 3,844 278 sheep on the cor- Some of the the last one coming in about midday, so that the market was delayed somewhat. CATTLI large, rangers cattle and and princip native beef steers of any consequence. bunch of corn ‘The receipts of were ally. cattle were of western and stock very ‘tew One $4.40, made up native cows There were fed natives sold at which was the first sale at over $4 since Tuesday of last steers was quite large, steers was generally about steady ply of cows, large. on that high. class of both The buyers started out bidding lower the best cow week. The supply of range The market on beef The sup- native and western, was the been stuf cattle on had that 100 ground selling The canners and medium grades sold at about steady prices, Stockers ang feeders were in large supply, but there weré a good many buyers in from the country, trade was a little more brisk than some days. been on and the it has With a fair demand sellers were enabled to obtain about steady No. Av s 1....1200 “hfl!—flnr 4@siec: full skims, 363} state and Pennsylvania, 10%e; members of protessional cliques, which bave S04 850, Pr. 170 83 00 300 0 0 W w0 0 STOCKERS AND 9 cows.. 13 st 108 cows. .. 31 cows.... 7 fecders COW... steers. . bull W alve steer. 3 steers calf, steer, (g, bulls il stecrs 3 feeders. stage, . st steers. cow WESTERN ] 1020 1070 170 1023 21016 28 cows..... HOGS—There Were about 1022 Representative sales: COWS, © 86) 820 200 HEIFERS. 145 150 150 15 160 160 1070 1 60 1090 1108 CATTLE hetfers. .. steers. . cows.... steers cows steers. . cows..... st steers calf. e L1420 §1 40 Jato a8 14 340 10 steers OUTH DAKOTA. 240 2 cows.. 2 oxen 1 bull. 1 bull NEBRASKA. 2 40t ninety cars of hogs in the market at the opening of about the average quality, The top loads, however, were better than anything received yesterday. The market opened quite brisk, with the best hogs selling fuly-Sc-higher and in some cases 10¢ higher. 1t mas, however, like all the markets of late, uneven, and while such loads as celved most happened to ®suif the full holder of other loagds, apparently as good, hard work urgent ordggs cwere filled, the bulk of the best hogs, to the buyer's fancy re- benefit of the advance the had After the which took the market eased get=the advance off and the close Wasislow and weak at barely yesterday's the highest price touched so far, 6, priceg One choice load reached while the bulk of fair to good hogs went at §5.60 to $5. top. Av 0 sk 1166 163 176 8h. 0 120 200 . On Tuesduy” Of last week the bulk of the hogs sold atIf380 to $5 Representative sales: 50, with a $5.76 N 4 200 ] the SHEEP—There market quotations quotable at erns $1.75: 2. Ofmcial hown by pany t $2.00@2 @ @ Rocolpts ecel "the K D Cattle Omahi The ¢ Swift The Clev A i Loe J. Low Shipp Left T Cudahy ians Becker Buyers. $2.25@2.75; good to cholce 40 to 100-1b. | i 300 Im 30 3w i00 300 300 o0 10 32 [l 101 4 were two loads here and was about steady at previous Fair to choice natives are fair to good west- and_stock sheep, be, common Disposition of Stoek. pte and disposition of stock as books of the Union Stock Yard »twenty-four hours ending at . September 4, RECEL Cars. 08 Head 1 DISPOSITION. Cattle. Packing compa H. Ha and Com it jand & tothschild man ker H ors over fron fana otal mmond any King Tovees Jegen K fewd CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. No Change of Importance Was Noticed in CHIC was n of st prices, ai auoted weak Canned stuff is in erally at for t day's 500 m 5, part ¢ of found good the common eers off 1 the atively by 10 better run westerns. $1.25 o §: From the atter. cattle, t satisf cleatance Sept A in pri consisted former Prices of Cattle, §—No ehange s of cattle, Th were taken at mmon grades, were not pe good demand prices than are des of cows and of “ubout formor re and the latter at from $1 gt (he major 0 $4 the bulk Included many yers could not e yesterday, but a was made by noon tuday and (he of importance senttering lots rully stea while gen. by lower i a most e etter &r heing bulls natives quoted 1 il nd Th at 2.5, close was fairly firm. Hox yanee for ¢ put is st the b is mand 0 6 poor and culls so1d all the firm pected, ever, ing ‘on best $4.35. 4.5 as [ a to holce p prices a dollar o ration ulls are now 1ikely 1l in op to ¥ he and enoon £ 15w stuff wa ) an but the there wa and G Jamb - fat of the r GS—Receipts, 1 head; abou be for 1 for Ker basis of from $1 0 for ried up_another point. The prime heavy, und to lght. The influences undred during Augus and the more sanguine of talking of $7 as a price that ched wthin the Text fow ptinued activity in the de a0 Feceived had by the middle of was paid for th re of 8 wold w active and than ex possesslon. How change, sheep sell o §3.5) for poor to saluble at from $1.50 to offered and’ most a lamb market receipts provin fecling % no quotable Targer being muttons end; calves, 16,00 a reports: ) hends offi yosterds 5,500 1 ahoep, 1,000 head torday, Jpmen s 800 head U 4,000 head; quality poor; market G higher, other grades easy alos ranged at ugh packing, 6.3 for henvy Kht mixed, king and shipping lots. ATTLE: and SH and 1 KA 8,400 be stock ai light rket wlow and common and stockers, $2.00G3.% lambs, ol @200, Record of recelpts at 1 Kets South Omaha . Chicago Kansis StL Ta NE! sale bales: low dling 1,400 900 by NE all en tl auick light in hou fo package. are firm in fr hams e firm casy m for ns NSAS head; 15 oth GS—Recelpts, head; 3 flow market $3.25004 fancy to_cholce lambs New Y. YOI none sheep pox ordinar for Tuesd City. Louls otals W oo K middiing, The: e fair, bales LOU sales, ales; [ Ttec good $3.1001% nd feeders, § bulk native s kot nmon 15, 5,000 head; erades, with qual- n 1imarket steady Clty Live Stock TY, Sept. 4.—CATTL W head X8 ste cows, $1. 25 ipments, hers weak 10,100 spened of sales, § 5,700 6,00 300 wweak e, 1519 $0.00@5.80; head; shipments but closed h mixed 5,40, i; shipments, : good to choice 1 $22@8.00; o choice none Alives: A o westerns, pratt PLE—Receipts, ket s L8N Ibs., § and heifs 1 11,100 1 head 90 t0 1,000 1bs., 12 s, 5,000 head: shipm; Heavy, $ good light ad rong; Shipm native ork Live Stock Market, < L.—BEEVES head mbs, iheep, fitm; v Recelpts, 2 ¥ to cholce, fancy pigs, ok i e four principal September 4, 1891 Cattl mar- Hogn. S 8,060 15,000 10,100 5,000 10,000 1,500 1,000 0700 18, 4—COTTON ive, ordinary, middling, 6 nominal; Firn 10 6o; i mide Feceipis, Futures, steady 0@8.91; October, December, 36,47 aary, $6.586.1 60960671 ‘ 3 O iTON Qi none; ; middiing, bales shipments, ‘stock, New York Dry Goods Market. W 1 departm ¢ chie AN at 2 ‘move and_don s in YORK, shipments. stocks, and . nts £ request has b Printed some Kid Dusiness has been fa'r smmission en for spot goods calicoes ure in makes without a finished cambrics ‘and bleached cottons are colored goods. Ging in good request. Clothing i of Printing cloths in good deman G T NE atur k 000 b iney 18,000 NE/ refin sales, SAD and RP 21s_6d. V- Dull W YORK, duy, Sept Produce 00 b 107,00 barl Live W YORK ing, Erin FRANCIS N Steady; bol Murkets TALLOW Nominal demand moderate; spiv- common, Bs 6. teady, demand e fon) and m Pacific erate coust, o Grain Supply 4.—Visible supply as compiled by follows 7,240, bu.; of grain the New Wheat 3,151, ve, 11 outs, ! ey, bu rpool Grain pt of whe 121,000 centals, ccelpis of corn f The weather i8 cool, Sugar Market Sept. 4. —SUGAR-Raw 405 centrifugal, 96 test finea, qui » Wheat Market. pl. & —WHEAT ; May, 8100 aull; fair INGac; Cloth Yarns, fiem, but N. W. HARRIS & CO. 18 Wall-st., New York. CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL, UTHER BANKERS, 163-165 Dearborn-st., Chicago. WATE HIGH GRADE Bought and Bold. Corresponds 70 State-st., Boston, BONDS ® Bolioited. R and 4 Iw.?v d l The reason suflorers BARGAINS IN smyma Rugs, Moguelle Rugs, Japanese Rugs, Melton Rugs, SMYRNA RUGS 18331 tnches. . 21%45 Inches 263 [ne | 0500 [nchies | 4838 Inchies MOQUETTE RUGS X586 Inchos J6x72 Inches JAPANESE RUGS b feu D foot 9N feet Ux12 feet 0ODDd> L.T OF RUGS Brussels e 2ix60 Inelies, Ingruin Rugs, $ix4s inches Moquerte Kies, 44318 fnehes S [ e Siin Nxi 1 Cotton Ingrain Sumples Wool Fngiain S unplos Matting Reninants il Cloth temnants Linoleam Remnints jan s 12 e Ciar e nants stadr Carpets Nisfit Ligeain Carpots Mixfit Brus-els Carpets 1000 1assoeks 2010 Ottomans ash k. 4 n d10 cent Write fo| for postage on Bi; Close evening at 6 #10.00 worth of 00 worth of goods, 31,5 00 worth of xoods, 0F200.0worth of goods, m SPECIAL RUG SALE. N oach, N oach deach, b eacl 5.00 worth 0.5 F R worm 1000 g worth # 1.00 worth 27 140 ¢ 343 ench worth # 4.5 woeth 5.6 S ouch, 3 euch, worth 30 each, worth 1173 each, worth worth § 6. 1, worth . worth .\ worth worth h, worth REMNANTS Al for this week « Great Reninant Sule. worth worth 100 eac A0 a1, 10c yard, worth 15¢ yara, worth _ d0e e yard, worth $1.0) 14 yard, worth 40e 12c yurd, worth 50c 6.0 vach. worth $15.00 845 vach, worth 1800 : e cuch; worth o) 45¢ vach, worth TE tMS. 200Us, #1.00 per week or £4.00 per uionth or 1600 per montt. 1 $2.00 per week or §5.00 per month, r week e 812 00 per zgnth e #2.50 por week £100.00 worth of goods, .00 ¢ #4.00 per week or #10500 Formerly People s Mammoth Installnaat Housy, "0% Catalogu 0 except Saturdays. lIHu!R & South Omah, g “CUPIDEHE™ MANHOOD RESTORED: 222 tlon of m famous Feonct plysiclan, wil quickls ases of the gene 'ains I tho Buck lflm-u v, Marry, vens or d Yhsonsrin, Rimpies, Conatipa BEFORE ano AFTER CUPTDE itis, CUPIDE 15, A wrilten gnarantee given wanent oire. 81,00 4 box. 8iX for$5.60 Addrens DAVOT, MEDIC GOODMAN DRU B 15 the only Knos i 0O, paranteed 1o Cure over e xertion. lants, which lend ¢ vest pocket glve a wrl Jdruggists. Atk npisin wrapper, Sold in Omaha by Sherman & McConnell auar or it The attraction at the Fifteenth Street the- ater for three nights and Saturday matinee, commencing Thursday, September 6, will be A. C. Gunter's famous play, “Mr. Barnes of New York,” with Emily Rigl in the leading role. Miss Rigl will appear in her original character, Marina Paoli, the high spirited, loving -Corsican girl, about whom the thrill- ing incidents of the play center. She will be supported by a strong company, includ ing James K. Hackett, Horace Lewis, May Haines Moore, Charles Lamb, Redfield Clark, Helen Lee, Mrs. Roberts, Bdward Morrison, Wayne Pouchee, Helen R bert- son, Charles Hayne and O. L. Dresser. New &nd specal scenery will be used, and the famous railroad trip from Paris to Nice will be represented by four transforma- tion scene James E. Moore, who was with Mr. Sanger in the criginal production of the plece, fs conducting the company's tou Every one has the play is based. than the book. read the novel on which The play is even belter Kidney Tea cures Trial size. 25 cents. Rl \ce Notes. Frank Urban was arrested yester charged with defacing one of the passen cars of the Burlington road. Frank eut name In the woodwork of the car. Charles Britton Is wanted at the central station, where he is charged with breaking into one of the Union Pacific cars and steal- ing therefrom some thirty bushels of oats. Hazel Vaughn and Addie DuBar, the two women charged with robbing James Gunder son, a Sarpy county farmer, of $15, were re- leased from custody and the case dismissed yesterday. The gentleman from Sarpy counly Tefused and falled to appear and prosecute. He was robbed last week while in the ecity, taking in the bad lands district E. Loomis writes from Wood River that If the police department will send Lim enough money 1o buy tickets and pay him at the rate of $2 per day he will send Mrs. Bovee and her daughter down to appear against Alva Chambers, the man who s held at the station, charged with a jinal as sault committed upon the little Bovee girl The money will not be sent, but an officer will go to Wood River and compel the at tendance of the parties. A K. EXCURSION To Pittsburg via the Wabush For the above occasion the Wabash will sell on September 7th, 8th and th round trip tickets at less than half fare. For tickets or further information call at Wabash office, 1502 Farnam street —— Just a Little Faster. Northwesten” Number Six m. dally, now arrives at Chicago instead of 8:15, as formerly. *“Just & little faster.”” Don’t confuse this with the Omaha Chicago special, which still lcaves at 45 p. m. dally and arrives at Chicago 8:46 an ) need to change this train City office, 1401 ) strect - - Cheap Rutes to Pittaburg. On account of the national G. A. R. con- vention at Pittsburg, September 10, the Union Pacific will sell tickets to that point at ex- tremely low rates. The Unlon Pacific 18 the official route for the Nebraska veterans and their families and friends. See your nearest Unlon Pacific agent for further particulars, all kidny All druggisti Oregon troubles, r his [8 Kailrond. The leaving Omaba 4 p. 7:59 a. m 1110 Farnam Stree; MANHOOD RESTORED' hervous diseasex. s Address NERVESERD €O, Kuhn & Co, prese ure you of all nor lnle [y 0 ’Rllll - Tost Mauho wninal Eimissions, Nervous Debill' xhaosting Drains, Varicocete and UPIDENE olean:os tho liver, tao kideys and nary organs of all impurities. Lol E strengthens and restores small weal organs. @ not cured by Doctors 1a bocauso ninety par cent are troubled with. 1 remedy 10 euro Without an operation. nd mox hy i, 5.000 teme Y TeLIe 1T BIX DEXes d0rK NOL ATeCt & PoRe nd for reular and testimonials. n Frandiaco. Cul. For salo by L Om NERUVE SEEDS ED s whidertul Temdiy GA N ek Memury. LS of b CREMinI0U, NIy Fnivalons, Norvous: < cautod » tirimi by, ConbampUon Or 1nsanit B1 perbox. 8 (or 85, he idisn 8% ‘ardee we the money. Soid by all Write for ree Medical Book cent sealed, Vickers & Merchant, NEBRASKA ATIONAL BANK Depository, Gmaha, Nebraska, CAPITAL, $400,000 SURPLUS, $55,600 s 10 other Ofticers and Directors—Henry W. Vates, pres- \dent; John 8. Collins, vice-president; Lewls 8. Reed, Cashier; Willlam H. B. Hughes, ssslste ant cashier. THE IRON BANK. n Cor. 15t lor. 14th & Dougl !whi, & Co, vlier & Coa k! We HaveCorn WHEAT AND OATS FOR SALE IN CAR LOAD LOTS. Write or v us for prices, K. O. B. cars, Omaha, or delivered at your station. Teephone 218, Omaha Elevator Co. OMAHA. “OUR WEEKLY MARKET LETTER Is an dnvaluable ald o investors, Since January JRUR0 per cent. of our predictions have baen fuls tilled MAILED FREE UPQN REQUZST, Onr Co-t Mlois are prove ng by o 1o thowe of follow: 4 1504, 143 por ‘on divided aiong subseribers, Pame Ph s Tree upon request FISHER CC.. Stock Brokers, 18 und 20 trosdway, New York Clty, W. V. WO0OD dent for Kennett, Hopking & Co, Chicagu, Grain and Commission Broke: Private wire to Chicago and New York. Telephone No. 515, LH'ICE ROOM 15, BARKER BLO\.K. WM. LOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain and Provisic Corven Private wires to Clicago Al business orders Board of Trade. Sor upun«lrm.: ::.lmu; o Ice, room ew Yorl ] uudln‘ Delephone 1308, ¥ nd New Yo placed on Chicage