Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Was Irclined to Pe Strong Yester- day on Emaller Receipt: THAT CEREAL OPENED RATHER FIRM Corn Averaged Firm, Although There Were Soft Spots Which Appeared to Sug- gest a Fighting Chance to the HBears CHICAGO, Sept. 12.—Wheat was Inclined to be strong today on smaller roceipts, but the bears dealt out wheat freely and em- ber closed unchanged. Corn closed Yc lower for May, but cats wound up with May %c higher, and provisions closed at slight ad vances ¢ Wheat opened firm at a upon yesterday's closing price, was probably due to the moderate here and in the northwest and to the steadi- ness of the cables.December started at it was immediately attacked by son the most p minent traders id it gradually weakened until had rubbed off its epening values, It roze again to the opening quotations, and about an hour om the ¢ from e to pald for it. Est mated receipts for tomorrow were quite 1'ght, 160 cars, and were an ald in sustaining prices toward th: close, December finishing ut 57%ec. v Corn averaged firm, & ft spots which appei Ing chance to the bears. early that some corn bought by a prominent commission house: would be for e during the forenoon, and some selling which actu ally occurred was thought t- be the corn in question, but it was afterward found to be no part of the rather important long tone referred to, for the same commission which bought yesterday took more The market started strong, but there was suflicient realizing sales from tiered longs 10 caus: temporaty depression, and a decline of about Sc from the highe: price made near the upening. May started at from 56%c to 56%c, sold for a time at around AN touched 6563%c for a moment, declined to B5%e, recovered again to 56%c, dropped back to from 0B6%c to and at the end was at 56c. Business was active in spots and dull for much longer intervals. The oats market was fairly active and higher. The movement of corn had some- thing to do with the firmer feeling, but th re was also independent strength vigible outside of that. Good buying orders were recelved from the outside, and the disposition in gen- eral was to take in instead of dispose of stuff. Schwartz-Dupee & Co., and F. G. Logan were the principal traders on the purchasing #ide. May started steady at from 35%e to 36%ec, sold down to 36c, back again to 36%¢, where it closad. The provision market was fairly easy at the opening, but the demand at the slight decline which augmented the trading were so go°d that sell>rs soon with- drew their offers, and prices quickly recov ered the first loss. The feeling became quite strong after that and prices rose until pork had gained 17%c on the lowest price. Jan uary stood at the close only 2 under its best price for the day and 10c higher than it closed yesterday. Lard in the end gained 2%c and ribs 5c Freights steady, charters to Buffalo 1%c for wheat, 1'%ic for corn and 1%c for oats | and to Port Huron 1%c for wheat. The leading futures rang.d as follow: Articiea. | Open. | High. ellght advance The firmness receipts been D although there were ed to suggest a fight They had & rumor “Tow. | Close. May. ... Oatw No. 2. Sept........ 1 50346 u‘ Oet.. Do 1%l Fork per bol Sevt. Jan..; Lind. 10016 Sept.. Vet Jan. Short Riva=| 14 30 14 85 FLOUR—Unchanged. WHEAT, apring. OATS—No. No. 3 white, RYE- BARL sie, FLAX SEED-No. 1 TIMOTHY SEED-Pri PROVISIONS-Mess por T obul., Lard, per 100 Ibs., $0. Short rits’ s 7.9068.00. Dry salted shoulders, bose 7.00; short clear sides, boxed, $8.2008, WHISKY—Distillers' finished goods, 4133, BUGARS—Cut loaf, The following we today A 2 white, 132 8340, unchanged. ¢ the receipts and Flour, bols... Wheat, bu..|. v Corn. bu. & 1 Oats bu. Rye. b Barle 11.000 14000 | 3,000 05,000 1,000 20,000 mar dairy, | o8000] @ 104ay the butte cry, © 14G24e; site et was_ firm: cre; 33@r0c. Eggs, steady at 1 NEW YORK GENEZAL MARKET. Yesterdny's Quotatlons on Fiour, Provisions, Metuls, NEW YORK, Kepd 13—FLOUR—Reccipts, 2100 bbls.: cxports, 18,80 Ubls.; sales, 12,000 pkge. Market inaolive, buyers ‘want co slons, but holders wont 'give: Minnesota bukers, $240GL0; spring, low grades, §1 em flour, dull; common to fair 2.50; good to ' choice, exira flour. dull: sales, 200 DL CORN MEAL-Dull but firs e, $2.803.10; Brandwine, 33.50; les, sud 3300 biops, 30 buls, B3@bc: Jersey stern, 4960 $0c; state, western, 062 bu.; exports, Bu.; sales, 1,040,000 bu. futures, 20,00 b Bpot_market, firm: 2 red, In s vator, 58%e: afloat, o r. 0. b No. 2 northern, deiverca:’ No o deltyercd ened * ste corn; declined on ight ances and ro cargo of Argentine wheat ' shipy York, but rallied afternoon, port pur sed firm at prices; May, closed at Tember, G%e, at seWe; B%e, closed at December, closea at Glige. CORN bts, ale: market Arm; Option marke: Receipts, and e 1 hand, ler, with local” clear- W grade o New on blg ex- unchunged at’ midia that had in closed W9le; 1,700 it bu. ; Spot afloat buying 2,00 bu.; exports, 20,000 bu. No, In stor opened stronger on loc , but advanced sharply in the further ing and sympathy and closed at W@lic net advance; 169K, close e; Septembe 4G MANe, closed at 64 October, 631G 034 cloked ut' @4c; November closed at 63ie; De cember, @Ravie, closed at blc OATS-Recelpts, 68500 bu.; exports, 6,600 bu,; @0 bu. futures und 90,000 Lu. spot Na 2 M@ 2 deliveced, arternoon on With wheat May, track, whi fiim, With s ary__elos: At 4le; October, - BREY ember closed at e closed at 314 common 6@9c; ¥—Weuk; shipping, 50@%ic; good to cholce, wet salted, dqaie; s New Orleans se- Buenos Ayres, iy, dry, 24 10 30 Ibs, ATHER-Quiet; B 10 heavy welgs VOO L—Quiet; 20020 PROVISIONS-Beef, steady lekled bellie ge; piekled h o steam closed $9.55; ety at 35,756 10.0 nominal; Jaquary eady; ‘cont $6.18. Pork, ern emlock sole, Buencs Ayres, '\ 19G24e; palled, Cut s firm: NG west on At §0.35 fined und, ied 10; com 1356 Te factix airy, W22} 126 state creamery, Bigina,' 186 24c —Dull; part skims, it s western State state, large. S@104c; A@Sigc: Tull skims, ady; state and Pennsylvanta, use, "Wiz@16c; western fresh, @3, 00 112 phas. TALLOW—Dull : er PETROLEUM--Dull; U losed Washington, in bbls. §6; Washingt W refined, Now York. $3.15; Phil dtfmore, $.10; Philadelphia und ke, 3260 nosm— teady; stralned, common to good, §1.15 small, a3} (HieH 16@18c; city 5054 bid; bulk; teiphia and imore, in ke, l‘PI'MR Quiet; lak @ IRON-Quiet; Scotch, $19.0002.80; Amert- ’i‘“‘iflmn ‘Weak for futures; stralts, §16.10920.00; plates_autet; sales on ‘ch 13.20; 30 tons tin, delfvery Octaber tin, $15 15 tons Decomber tin ™: 10 tons M 15, htin, mber s dom e entic TURDT RIC y; ) OlL—8t: prime oft crud il Be ua at "V falr New Orleans ange, 4 cam at $12.100 Friday, $18.10; 9 tons Heptember tin, $1.9 L 10 tons Febroary tn, [} Lns April i, elter, 43,50, 834551150, QCER W extra, 4A8Ge; n kettle, rong; today's de, 2061 28 wammer yellow, off Ales In At 3o yellow but vellow, e p OMAHA GENERAL MARKEDS, Condition of Tr de Staple and Fan. The mark mich change y BUTTE t on country terday so Packing oh 16 old chickens. gobblers, 5 lce to ; mop: 248 mpring turkeys, 1@Scs GAME—i rairie_chick 3. afrte calckens, young, per 32004 1501 T2g1.50; ducks, ducks, 1 AL—Cholce fat 13— Wiseonsin, 1l Nebr and 1 and br kes the pr best. Only top gr PIGEONS—O1d birds VEGETA tion of I8 b The strong y “alifornia beans the New York Bull reports of short experiences with Go m inclined 1 fact. pric out buyers but ink i Thot way effect upon the market the fact that prices [ hardened in the face of tions of varigus descripton POTATC Round sonthern ki rdors, T6e MELONS CABBAGE—On o Y—Per ( POTATOES T and is q stock day avance S—Good HLACK HED R PEACHE: PLUME PRUNES PEARS @50 APRICOT SPRERRIES California, Calife §1.25 v Bartlett's $1. California, 1 CHERRIES—California GRAPES—Concords, ttornia. Tokay, $1.60; othe TROPICAL BANA ancy Rodl, —None, APPLES—None. MISCELLA fancy, per Ib. California, 1 VRUP—Gullon Almonds, 15G17c 20; Alberts, 120; Prazil nu CIDER—Pare jule H1D) sreen h { green. salted hide 3 gr 0 Iha.. Be; 1 calf, skins) Nebras retual welght, sk murrain wool t, 4@dizc; dry Aint per ib., actaal we Colorade murmain wool [ e foet ¢ o pay frelght on them) TALLOW REA ) krease, vell and large, supply 110 Cholce_stock, per bbl., Butcher Quotati oy Produce. pre far as prices are con k1 > 1an rood wathe fair to 11 roosters, s hen e, A per doz., Si3.00; gT Blue wing groen wing feal mixed, per doz, toal .00 Al veuls are quoted @ e cream, fuli ) skims malke, i Limbi N 1 Uplind briag top dos., S L the ming et in ; gradually w [miin st n of homs witk therefore This is i el wn or on 1, 420, n e T vy White peaches higher 2927, q i clings, §1 fan prunes. other varleties, none. none. baskets, T varieties, FRUITS, 11 7562 5 86505 @100, Lunch, Mesxina, NEOUS. Toe. Anrk honey, 106 uns, per doz., § Enzlish walnuts, uts, 10¢ 16; 0@ half bbl., §.2 No. 2’ green ic: No, 2 1 green salted hid wen salted hidem 23 to 15 1ha., fe: No. 1 dry fiint hid No. 1 dry salted per 1b. less than des. salted. ench, t wooled eatly skins s (short wooled early arlings (short each, Gei dry fiint Wool ‘pelts, per dry flint_Kan pelts, per b, Colorado buicher wool Ight, GG dry fiint pelts, per ih, actual ut off, ax it is use allow white w,, 14 eesivax, & only buffaic Bleached, b and mes BON| at Chicaj dry eountr country, d o8 based on delivery ton, $12.00@14.00; $10.0012.00; dry per’ ton, 38, Minneapolis Wheatr Market. NNEAPOLIS, Sept. 12 e Wieat market wos buying compet it the cause of the advance celpls were large, amoun these were quickly abso losses of buyers for we bu. Most No. 1 northern for the while December sold mals closing_prices at: Septor 5 May, 60c; thern mills 60,000 bu. are_sto ountry ele of the e that ca with the pu & wheat and many up with I8 bought Ly eountry und some roads have sup extent that there i3 ehouses for their lin by farmers. On (Wo or little in store owned by cumulited owing to it. The demand for fu of It belng local. The e than yesterday by ¢ to declined Yo, with the but litde from the elose The flou Dakers, $2.0002.43. Mor cutsde pric demand estimatid "ubis 20 bbis, St L LOULS, , steady below yesto 0%4e: Docember. Passe cash, and Januar OATS—Firm, tember, 3lc; October, RYE-Suong; No. BARLEY—Looking BGBAC: e day sell up, m on east track »—Firm_at - Firm; cholce, §5.50. 11000011, 00 JR—Steady and u Steady Heavy; s SPELTER—3.52 RN MEAL 1.8 IN TIES- A ING-—- s PROVISIONS Jobbin, $18871 Aotcer longs * and_ribs, packed shoulders 00 Unchani anged. asier. 0, 80714 1.75; o shorts, $9.12, 3L PTS—Flour comn, HIPM corn, 2,00 N ar, 4,000 "Frisco Wheat FRANCISCO, December, ic; May STOCKS AN Speculation in Securit Irat our, Was Stro NEW YORK, Sept. 12 the stock market toda: first hour, was stron, velume of the transacti At the London exchange, day W on %6%0 1 dealers Insufficient market was firm. was better 12—FLOUR-Quiet, Lard Dry salt_meats, 3,000 £000 bl the cpening & drve was beirs on the general list, by the heaviness of American se are of the lative advance red with futures December, and even tor compunies were in store, and that chases OF millers, W in cash_wheat, Re ling to 317800 bu., but rbed Dby t(he different local use. Shipments £ the track sales of re made at ilc inly e, with the ni December No. 1 hard, at the h omy 1k were grinding for the twenty-four ring o good de ve flling st as it It s shipped in curs to such Wheat left in nes, except that three Lines (h dealers that have cars to tures was fair, rly price was %e, the market la finil closing varying of the preceding day. Fatents. $3,.2043 the sales crowided than the _previous The pro- Lbis.: ehip- for all last ppiied move most her of at 360 Juction un- , cash, May, w8 did wheat; No, Ble; Decembe cash and o sales ihg at but on private sack bid. best L 3664 $1.7 515, timothy tor inc prime niged. [ to cholce. and unchanged. east side, 42.60@2.05. ged. Pork, standard mess, prime steam, $8.90; Toose shoulders, $6.75 shorts, $5.30. Bacon s, & ribs, §5.873% bhis.: wheat, 36,000 b wheat, none 0 bu. Quotations, ~\WHEAT-Quiet; D BONDS, les, Except for & 2.—The speculation in ¥, except during the & in tone, but the ons was rather light. made by the which was induced urities on the and by a selling movement in this market for the for- cign account. Under gave 'woy materlally, per cent to 1088, per cent to 75% per Cordage 1% per cent St. Paul preferied 1% this pressure prices Sugar decl ning 1% Burlington & Quincy 13 cent, United States to 15, Minneapolis & cent to 15, 1'wa Central preferred 2% per cent to 33 snd the rest cf the shares a fracticn, unlmportant exceptions. Sugar was due 10 a report with some few The depression in that the direc- tors were not unanimous in their declaration of the dividerd, and th members ing the div.dens were not favorable News from the was rather favorable. of the stocks offered movement ¢f the short uel improvement in whieh, continued 1o the close, fo reorganization ¢ with an occasional at one of the leading The conditicns r & bear movement. mmittee A ready absorption for sale checked the interesis and a grad- values was begun, slight reaction, The early declines noderate | { the board was in favor of mak- | 2 per cent. were rapldly recovered in most instances, and dufing the afterncon a higher range of values was establishe firm at a very general advance of % to the day's per cent on strength of the coal feature of the specul panied by a rumor bination was about Oregon Short Line Sugar sold up 1% point of the cent, retaining a gain age recovered 1% pe weak all day, touched, which final sale of the shares was holders of rebate appointing a terests and examine t pany. The other los Paul, Northwestern, / cific and Northern Pa changed on the day. marked the business today, and considerabl oped. The transaction 000 The Evening Post movement in security The only objective po speculators was the d had been settled in day's declarations, prisent controversy t which 18 to be the Rock Island, taken the week due vou: on after that to per morning, closing 1% yesterday committee which announced d, the market closing 4 transacticns, The stocks wis a marked ation and was accsm a new coal com be forme gained 13 pe cent from the low and reacted % per of % per cent. Cord- rocent. Distllling was at the lowest point per cent below the The depression in to the action of the chers of the company to_protect their in- he affairs of the com are fractional. St Atchison, Missouri Pa- acific prefered are un- A general firm to in the bond market le aciivity was devel- ns aggregated $1,895 nt says: After the tariff prices had subsided. int_apparently left for tvidend question. This a measure by yester- leaves for the Paul dividend, tomorrow, and action will be Today's nfove- he St which next ment of prices reflected the situation The Evening Post's from London s as South Americans con of cate yesterday a to Berlin. Another edged stocks were day. Speculation in A cept in Reading and were strong. A renewed upward is looked for in the ne very weak. The Indi one lahks today out Bank of England ha be held tomorrow, wh ment of the Baring lig The following were on the leading stocks change today Atéhison.. ... % Adams BXpross. Alton, T. H do pid.. A, Express Baliimoro & Ohlo. fie Southern. Ches. & Oh1o. Clieago Alton. (oA 08 Chileago Conwolldated Gas C.C.C &St L. Colo. Coal & Iron Cotton Ol1 Cert... Del. & Hulson. .. Del. Lack. & W... D. & R.G. pfd...00 D.&C. F. ast T Erle ... o vfd . Fort Wayne. ... G. Northern pfd.: C.&E.Lpf...... Hocking Valloy.. 11 Central..... P. &Duluth K. & . Like Ei do pfld.S.... Lake Shore. . Lead Trost. 1864 17l R 9% 12 153 ok 100 Mauhattan Memphis & © Michigan Cent. Mo, Paciic. ... Mobile & Ohio Nashville Chat. National Co do pfa... entril &W. pla... ortih Am. 00 N follows. Argentine securities taken by the considerable part deal easier Prices close: movement special financial cahle The boom in Of the block syndi- was sold Gilt tinues. is probable. at the close to- mericans was dull, ex- Central Pacific, which above the lowest. in Americans ear future. Silver w a council sold thirty- of forty offered. The f-yearly meeting will hen a favorable state- quidation is expected. the closing quotations of the New York ex- Northorn Pa No. Pac. ptd U.P.D. & G Northweste nfd 4 Centril. . & N. Eog. rlo & W Oregon {m. Orezon Nay N. Y. | Bullinan B Reading Richmond Te <19, p: i R G, W pid Roek Isiand... "\t st Paul t Paul bid St P, & On do ptd.. Southorn P Sugar Refinery n. Co Texas Pacific. T. & 0. Cent. Uinlon Pacifl do ‘$ta." &T. C T, A A &N T. St L. & K. C.. o prd.. ... Total sale including chison, 3, 59,400, Burlington, 18,50 Cliesap-ake & Ohlo, York & New E Reading, 6.200; R ,300; Rock Isiand, ern R, R., W. I 00 ¥ were 1852 1007 American ;' Chicago Disiill ng 1 st otfs i putd, 3 usst 15,200, : New 4500 paid, South: 0, New York Money Market. NEW YOR Easy at 1 pe at I per cent PRIME MERCANTIL Ccent; Inst EXCH A mand and 318 rates, $KGGE SILVIR CERTIFICAT 12 MONEY ON CAY 1oan, 1 per cent; closed LB PAPER-3G3; per Firm, wil 485404, sixty days clal bills, $#4.84, P 64lac. actus tor d post Closing quotations on bonas Were as fullows: 19 11944 1 i 101 102 101 P ceion: s rex. 4 coiip Ali Giina i Ala, Claas C Currencies L. New Con. 44. ARy N.C. 08 . ... 125 048, 3 9 - nonfind 1 " 102 i 20 Cen. Pac. 1is ‘03, D. & R. G 78, |D. &R G 48, Fnds. LI &S, o 78 H & TG a0 0., M. K. & T T80 48, Ao’ Dadu....... Mutual Union 14| N.J.Cent. Gen. *|Ne. Pac. 1t c Pac. s * W, Conola 0 8. F. Deb. R Tox, b 1. 1518, Boston Stook (Quotatio BOSTON, Sept. 12. Ume loans, 3@d per ce stocks, bonls and mining Call loans, 2 ent. Clos: suares AT ESF Ain. Suza Ami. Susi Hay State el Telephone. Doston & Albany B0Rton & Maine. .. AQIDIBL et i1y B& Q. bure. v lectric.. .. Tiinols Steel. .. Mexiean Central N.Y.&N.E....... 0id Colony Orezon Short Liue Rubver Union P SAN FRANCISCO. S quotatlons for mining sive Bulwer. Chollar.... Con. Cal. & Va Crown Point. Eurekn Con.. . Gould & Curry Hule & Noreross.. L a2 6 New York Min! NEW YORK. Sept. 1 cloing mMnINE qQUOLALION! §| West W. End ofd.. ... igh. Blactris W. Elec. ptd. Wis. Contra Atclilwon 2da. ... Atehison 48,0 Now Eogland (8. Cent. 1ats.... e Boston & Moniina | Butte & Boston... Calumet & Heeld. . ntennial. ... | Franki Kearsnrgo Oceola uiney. .. marack aotations. ~The oMcial closing Wiy wars a3 fol- Moxic Mono. Ophir 1o ~The followiug ars the Tholor ... Crown Polnt Con. Cal. & Va. Deadwood . ould & Curry. 70 20 50 ontario.. ophir, Stoc! 4 ke 108 | B0 i = 425; balanc MEMPHIS, ances, 80, 3150 premi FRANCIS Sept. 12, New Yu fean dollar NEW ORLEANS. New York exclangs 0c per $1,000 disc PARIS, ances, Exehi LONDON, Sept. 1! jucnos Ayres at H3; M Bt. Petersburg, 50; At Vienna, 108 CHICAGO. Eept. 1 Money, 4G4i% per cent on time, New York exc elgn exchange, weak; st @i LONDON, Sept. 12.— B per op. The amount of the bank of England 100,000 102 b-l6d, nt ol comsols for wmoney and |Sterra Nevada. Standard |Union Con. ... Yollow Jaciet Iron Silver. Quicksilver.. do preferrod | Bulwer. 160 S1avo 15 % Quotations, p. m. closl St Pan com. IN. ¥. Central Poniaylvanin.. bt | Reading.. b Mex. Cen. uow iy, TiNiE 1044 Dilg 11 00 12.—Clearings, learings, ¥ $1,600, 3,430 12 Clearings, $i2, Clearin ork exchange selling at ot silver 1. b Drafts, 5, BU4C; sight, Mex 12,0 bank, pa \rings, $1,012. m.—Three aceount ks, Cloarings, $4,151,363 dull at P e discount bid, 12-At the o uf the treasury amounis Tep d per Exchange cent i drid, hens, ol today Lisbon, 9.5 Home, 10875 aqu. 0 2 —Clearing 14,179,000 on call and 506 per ( hange, 6% discount erling, commercial, 31 ar silver closed at 29 7-1 ullion withdrawn from on balances today was the account, 4 OMANA vmf STOCK MARKETS | Receipts for the Day Stow a Marked Tall- ing Gff All Arourd, BEEF CATTLE STiLL SHORT OF DEMAND Prices High, but Offerings Limited—Cows and Stockers In Fair Request at Ste dy Prices—Hogs Drop a Dime i Value WEDNESDAY, Sept. 12 ay were 2,600 cattle, 6,700 logs and 187 sheep, against 4,308 cattle, 4347 hogs and 100 sheep yesterday, and cattle, 8,288 hogs and 130 sheep on Wednesday of last weck. CATTLE-—There was a falr run of cattle here, but not many beeves among them There was one pretty good bunch of 1,268-1b natives, which brought $5.25 d some ern range cattle went at $3.80 and $3.90. The market was fairly active at about steady prices, Cows were not In quite £o large supp has been the case on most days of late. There was a very fair demand, and the mar- ket was steady (o anything de sirable. Stockers and feeders, especially the for- mer, were in fair supply. There was con- siderable inquiry for cattle of this descrip- tion from the country, and quite a good many head changed hands. The market on the most desirable grades of feeders was a little stronger. Representative sales: The receipts tc strong on No, 1n2) 1090 1080 876 1000 30 1 1 1 COWS AND HEIFERS. HELE %0 i 11385 a0 STOCK 175 200 0 0 00 00 205 205 210 210 $10 210 210 10 10 210 210 WESTERN WY Standard Ca Av. Pr k2082 CATTLE. 1IN le Company. cows.......10 C. E. Shaw. 1 1 bull | 21 calves 1 feeder 4 bulls G cows. cedois fenders 3 feeders 7 tend Whitcomb. 10 Cows. calves 10 i ‘feeder eeders i feeders 580 3 steers.. O ¥, 200 55 COLORADO. 2% 4 sleers., 1041 107 1271 1250 111060 157 170 1108 Lo 174 stcors 19 helfers.... M0 2 % 25 steers...... 1001 275 HOGS—The reccipts of hogs were heavier than yesterday by over 2,000 head, but lighter than a week ago by about 1,600 head The market opened about steady and the early sales did not show much change from vesterday, but it did not remain in that cordition long. Unfavorable advices from castern markets and a moderate demand here caused a decline of 5@10c, on which basis the most of the hogs sold. As usual on a down market the trade was not overly brisk. One good load of 300 Ib. hogs brought $6.171 and one lcad $6.20. A large pro- portion of the sales were at $5.75@5.90. There were more common hogs and pigs in the yards than yesterday. Representative sales No. 1202 Bh. Pr. 50 §5 80 440 5 80 W0 80 0 A 140 158 J40 100, W0 120 160 240 40 10 10 W AHRBP—-Only S04 lad of sheep. was re- celved todny. Fair to good natives are quotable at $2.25@3.00; fair to good wester: $2.00@2.85; common and stock sheeep, § 2.25; good to choice 40 to 100-b ic 2.50@4.00, Wi Pr "o 880 New \flrk Live w1 YORK, Sept. 12 —BEEVES—Recelpts tn male; good catile ctive er grades dull and 10c lower; {ive steerw, 36.6565.70: fair to good, > ordinary to medum, $4.0 G417 common Lo inferior, §8.40G410; Europedn i Markets. NEW 3,000 b and 15 auote American st swed welght exports today g8 quarters of b ALV RS per ane orm ot ator b 1ong1 Sy aheep per per and of. Recelpts, 1,800 head . higher! venls, buttermilk calves Mis mar ket higlhe market o Prime, 5000 2000285, west Recelpts \tive 14,785 head firm prime, i on per b, bs, ipte market stronger Rec Officiat thown by company o'elock . ipts wnd Disposition of Stoek. recelpts and_dlsposition of stock Ay the books of the Unlon Stock Yards for the twenty-four hours ending m., September 12, 1890 RECEIPTS, Cattle Hogs Sheep Horses and mules G DISPOSITION. mpany nd company mpany Packing wnd O The Cudahy Cadahy Bros R. Becker & Degen Lee Rothechild L. Becker a7 Lobman G. H. H. from Shippers and Left over ) teeders. Total HICAGO LIVE STOUK, Al Grades T CHICAGO, cattle were enough to Of natives t there 1 classed of Cattle Showed roughout the Day. 12, Iy here, and atiract the w here stretei than steors taken Weaknos head of ) that koo attention of shippers all told, and and there a bunch that ) the Imagination be . A few lots of Tip aging 0 1,550 to 1,650 m $6.20 Lo $0.8, but per- the sales of Natives was les showed weakness, ar the range of prices than_ Monday. Th 0 15¢ off fiom yes bulk of them changed xans were in modirute and were without (mportant only barely by botter fatted corn 1bs. hap below except from r 43,05 i the e to 1 s at terday's prices, and hands on' that basie supply (2,00 head) change. Hog prices were not subjected ta any mater'al change, Good hogs were wanted ot fully former prices and common stovk was dull and weak, but neither class was a nickel from’ yesterduy's quotations. pres ference the ' market value of Kool aualities exceptionally ) 1bs. Shippers are taking a b the refuse butc T Al from 10 d with $1 all of wckers and purchases were estimated at the first three b A week recepis €4,000 for maiing this_ week, n the sheep start in the the day head run for vesterday, which estimated at 12,000 head. at 15,000 head, actually Today's receipts were closa (o 35,00 head for the two and all grades The decline to na W pre quo for to (o $4.50 for lambs. good deal of stock and lambs o former amounts to from the latter to from Zc to tations ranging from 81 to olce sheep, and from $1.50 The cloxe was bad, with @ left over pts head: hogs, the Cattle, 20,000 24,00 head; Journal nclal head: calves, 1,000 sheep, 16,000 head reports! HOGS—Re- yesterday, 14,065 hes left_over, about 9 000 rovem nt. Mar- rades, steady; com : 'sales range ot rough pack'ng, for leavy celpts, 24,000 e shipm best o shade light, $5. mixed and_shippng, CATTLE—Receipts, 2 M wetive: natives, steady; weatern, 10715 SHEEP—Receipts, 16,000 head. Market and 10@15c lower for 556,50 for t fairly auli Moderate Marketing of Hogs Conti Decreasing the Output Materinlly, CINCINNATI, 92.—~(Spectnl The Bee)—Tomorrow's Price Current will sy The marketing of hogs continues on a_moderate scale. Western packers handied 176,00 during the ngainst 195,000 the precedin and 215,000 last year, mak'ng a total of Mareh 1 nst 5,425,000 & ¥ inent comp follows Sept. am to Dlaces re as Chicago = Kansas City [OMGNA w355 seuvitasi s sss s e Louls Cineinnati Indianap iis Milwaukee ar Rapids %90 Joseph 5t 00 Sioux City Ry 0 Ottumwa 5,000 Nebraska 160,000 20,000 850,000 200,000 200 16,000 00 150,000 206,000 145,000 Glty.. Kansas City Live Stock Market KANSAS CITY, Sept. 12—CATTLE. 7,400 ) shiptents, 1,600 A the best others slow beef steers stockers and $.900 slow and 6 8)6.00; i mixed head; shipments, 1200 weak to e lower; heavies, $6,10G6.1 $.65G0.00; lights, shipments. 00 o chuice .0G2.6). natives commc St Lonis & ck Market. OU1S *ATTLE—Recelpts, head; shipmenats, ) hewd; market strong natives; Texans lower; natlve steers, 1,400 0 b8, £65.95; 1300 Ibs., $5.20; cows and heifer 206@260; Texas stecrs, 600 1bs, avernge, $2.60 £2.00672 ints, 4 ket 100 lower 56,2066 15 4,500 to shipments, 1.100 36,50 good ‘he $0.106 Pl STIREF ret southwest 3 24000 mixed, 83,000 Sight. at the four principal September 12, 18043 Cattle. ts Inesda; mar- Kets for W Sheen. 187 16,000 South Oms Chicago Kansas City St Louls..... Total 1,028 186 2,057 Coflee Market. NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—COFFEE-Options opened steady af unchanged o 10 points decline, veacted on liquidation and heavy Santos rec and closed steady at 5@10 points declin 3,000 bags, including: Seplem 18,104 Jetober, $1280@12.85; Decembe h, $12; April, $11.90; May, $1i . Rio, dull . $15 ova, $19.00019.20; sles, 500 | arehons from’ New 17,438 baxs 1 State 1 Stute e Unit s st year, SANTOS, Sept. ecline; good @ 8,000 bags: stock HAMBURG, lower. HAVRE, at 12 m. unchangs unchanged: closed sales, 19,000 bags. RIO JANE No. 34, bags for for the visible suppl s, ngainst, 2.—Market weak at $14.50; 200 rels receipts, Market dull; K@% opt, rket opened m opening; Havre barely 14t d 3 p. steady; RO, Sept. 12 ; exchange, 10%d the Unfted Staes, Market steady: receipts, 9,000 5,000 bags; 272,000 Liverpool Markets RPOOL, Sept. 12.—WHEAT- mad No. 2 red pring, 4 Thed Dull; holders offer freely; futures, dull; Septembe ember,’ 4 11%d. FLOUR—Steady; holders fancy. winter, fs 80, Lard, firm; Steady winter hola ers ofte 45 40; No, 2 red, CORN spot. b; new, mixed G8; October, offer moderately; St holders offer s ‘ork, ' firm; supply poor: T2s 0d; prime mess medium. holders offer sparingly; prime mess, 628 6d. firm Hams, mm holders ut, 5ie. Iand 1h., Shoulders, ribs, 43 0 ort clear ALLOW--Nominal; supply poor; prime eity Firn i colore At Londan (Pecifie coast), moderately at (2Gi2 10s holders offer sparingly; finest & steady; hold ers offer Cotton Market JANS, S 2 —COTTON. middling, 6 7-16c; iing. ordinary, & 15-16c receipt exports to Greal Rritain, 0 bales: stock, 20,83 bale ORLEANS, COTTON spot. 80 baies Five, 300 b 8,700 bales; exports to Great bales ok, 2393 bales; futures steady’; 15,400 bal October, $6 23074.30 NEW ORL| 12 lew; T Britain quiet ceipts 7,135 and ¥ ovember, 36, uar 6.4816.49 36.5066.00; _April, Ja Maich, and bales; stick, 1160 lower receipts, none 10,800 bales, 100 baies; Sugar Market. trifugnl firm and 6 Lest % test, at 1,605 ceroons bags molasses EW YORK. Sept § Ive; falr refining, die; ce %ci bales, 7,311 bags centrifugal, AMc! 200 ‘tonis and 752 bbls, and Muscovado, 9 test, at 3We: 11,68 sugar, 8 test, 24e; refined, quiet New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, Bept. 12—Although much b than yesterday, the demand did not reflect th ivity of lusi week, nor was It expected, as time must be allowed Jobbers (o distribute thedr free purchases of the previous two weeks, Of ac THE TUB THAT STANDS Sold everywhere made by A GRAND Carpets see the variety of style, the all the finish. Our Credit ge payments are made so easy If you have never tried it, after. because we deal with you fai the public. Furniture. Antique Chamber Su'ts from.$ 7.50 Bedsteads .$ 140 Springs from.. Mattresses from Folding Beds from... Extension Tables from from.... ONITS OWN do so once; We have furnished more homes with descriptions than all the furniture houses combined, just BOTTOM T THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANYeucge DISPLAY F YOU DO NOT VISIT our display of Furniture, Stoves, Draperies, etc., you will miss one of the events of the season, —see the prices marked th:re—then come Look in our windows inside and make, the goods, and above System offers you, with other advanta- this great advantage: you obtain the goods, and the you do not miss the amount. you will ever 1 goods of al rly and honest'y. furn'shing you goods at a reasonable price and keeping faith with Carpets. Ingrains Brussels Velvets Body Br Mattresses from from from from sels from Stoves. Ranges Heating Laundry Gasoline Base oil frem Stoves Stoves Stoves from. Burners from Heaters from.. from. . from Hemps from Toilet Sets from Tea Sets from Dinner Sets from Banquet Lamps from Plano Lamps from.... Lemonade Sets from 25,00 worth of zood 3 #75.00 worth of gooas, TERMS. £10.00 worth of goods, 3100 per week or .00 per month §1.50 por week or £6.00 per month, #50.00 worth of goods, 00 per week or 8,00 per month, 50 parweek or $10.00 per month, £100.00 worth of goods, £5.00 per week er $12 0U per month, #200.00worth of oo 13, 240U per week or $15,00 per month Formarly Peaple’s Mammoth Installinint Housa. Send 10 cents for postage on Big Write for Baby Carriage latalogue—] 9% Catalogue. Mailed Free. Goods sold on payments in Council Bluffs & South Omaha Open Monday 17-Jewel Watches are known by rail- road men and other experts to be un- equalled for wear and accuracy, //\\ @3 17’%@ RUBY JEWELED ®, ADJUSTED g wncu:s u;. N the other hand very turned throngh the priced ginghams have ing cloths in demand at 3¢ bid and pleces. The feature of next week will be the largest sale of dress silks ever made at auctio which will conslst of 8,200 pieces, the production of the seven mills of Schwarzenbach, Huber & Co. in this country and E large sales forwardin been In Koo hnnou City Murkots 2, WHEAT 4604007 rejocte 2 'mixed KANSAS Quiet rd, 1 16c 307 4ie. CORN 2 white OAT BUTTER @ise. ot mixed, i creamdry, Steady ut 1 Wheat, 3,00 bu.; corn, 1,000 bu.; oats, 111 Wheat, 18,000 bu; corn, none oats, Murkot. WOOL “Waol ST, LOUIS, Sept. 12 changed. Quiet and un- hiened Away. Burglars attempted to break Into Dr. Towne's residence at Twenty-sixth and Far- nam streets about 3 o clock yesterday morn- ing. The doct.r telephoned for the polic and the night prowlers made their escape. Burglars Fri - - THE REALTY MARKE INSTRUMENTS placed on record September 12, 1894 WARRANTY DEGUS & Allen to J A Pollock, lot 11 Ciifton 111 (] v and wite to L H Kent, Tots Yok 121, South Omnhia Mads ot Tukey z block 100 5,000 Tow B4 lot block bloek lot 2, 8, block Mads T Hose lot 11 land, 'w G W M lot ¥ Matilda_Albert, mith & H's survey of Redick's i lot 10, Redick's 24 add Ught and wife to Joslah Butier Morton subdiy game to H Richards, 1ot D, " G N Hicks and wife o Clara Weaver 1 to 25, block 10, West G W Loomis and wife % and 8 % lot 13, bl N Hicks and wite teet lot 1, Jotad amount of transfers.. [ Lawn 1 to same, Tots 14 o k 11, sam 0 J W Garmong, block 6, Hanscom Pluce 2,70 o8 9,000 i G I and Saturday Eve ing: BOOKS RELATING TO MEXICO o1 sule by F. F. HOECK, I8t San Franeiseo Street, 3 19, City of Mexico, Mexioo U. 8. Oy, iff, In Eng- 410 one vol. The Mexican lish, with cha p.p. 497 .. 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