0 THE OMAHA DAILY BJEE , WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Failure of White & Oo. Caused Demorali
zation in the Fits.
PARTIAL RECOVERY OCCURRED SHORTLY.
Corn Most AlTcQlcil l y tlic Tcmpor-
nry 1'nnlu HH n Corner In Jills
Ocrcnl Hnsiiltotl In the
Trouble.
CHICAGO , III. , Pcpt. 22. The nlmultnncous
announcement of tlio Now York Stock Kx-
clmno and the Chicago Hoard of Trndu of the
fulluro of the IniiKciUbllnhcd , wnll known anil
wotlthy Now Vork cotnnilsslon firm of H. V.
While k Co. , with Its brunch hoiiso In Chicago ,
nt the opening of hilAlncas thl.s morning , o > ur-
hnilowcd all other Hums of MOWS und ctitiscu
Instant ( loniorntlzntlon In nil of the tnidlng
pits Including grains und hog product ! ) .
Tlio panlo wns nhurt lived , howuvur , and
after n pnrtlul recovery the markets be
came comparatively stoutly though generally
nt n lower raiigu than that of yesterday und
the pits assumed their normal appearance.
Nevertheless , the fueling was very nervous
a net the tone weak , and traders were on tip-
tnu , rca'Iy to run at the first sign of danger.
Itnrnor was more or less husy with the iinmcs
of ono or two prominent local houses who
were known to have u.xccutcd largo commis
sions for the broken Ilrin , hut they prnvod
groundless , for when the clearing liou.su sliuet
came out at noon It showed no ono In default
except White & Co.
Corn was the moat alTouted as It was In an
nltomot incomer the September and October
futures of that cereal that the broken nrm
tras forced to the wall December wlir.it
started with .sales at anywhere between from
084'oto ? WUo against tl.OiJi at the cloio yn -
tcrday , but as sales for the account of the
broken firm were not heavy the market ral
lied gradually to OO R , but the following was
nervous nnd , on the receipt of a cubic siylir'i :
that the llerlln market was demoralized and
4o lower , broku to UUc. It rallied to IKi'ic , brolce
again to I'.if , and closed ensv at that
iirlce. for ii opened tumultuously exulted -
ulted with sales all the way
from 4"5c ! to lOJic , against iTil-'io at the oloso
yesterday , brokers who had dealu with Whlto
& Co. making haste to close them out. The
olTorlnga were Immense , being absorbed
chiefly by receivers and shippers , but the
market stood well ul tlio reduction under the
Immense load of olTorlngs , and after a time
advanced to 49 ? > e. The market fluctuated for
Borne time between 4Ue to 4HJc ! , ttion advanced
to 4'JJio ' and closed at 4IJ ! c for September , In
which the malndeal was closed yesterday at
Kic. ! opened today at IH'Jo ' to 5Jc. and
touched < 8.ic ! , hut closed at 4'J'fic. ' '
Oats were quiet and weak In sympathy with
corn , but closed steady at a reduction of only
from one-o.ghth . of a cent to one-fourth of a
cent compared with yesterday. Hog
products were less affected than wheat and
corn , ns White & Co. , had only Email lines In
them , and after fluctuating within a moder
ate range , eloicd with Insignificant changes
from yesterday's last prices.
The lead.113 futures ranged as follows :
AUTICI.ES. num. i.ow. CI.OHK.
WHEAT-NO , s
September. . I M t KA ( M
IK'ecmbcr. . . uo
May I oijjcsi iwH 105i
CoiiN No , 2
Beptcmber. . tsmv to
October - - & toml
ml
Mny 4SH 42 ! i
OATS -No. 2
ft'iilombcr. . wj < ;
October 27 27 ?
Mny 3UH
Cash quotations were as follows :
KI.OUK Steady and nnchatiKcd.
WHEAT No. 2 sunns wheat , 08o ; No. 2 rod ,
Kic. !
COIIN NO. 2 , 49c.
OATS No. ? , 21) ) 0.
ItVE-No. 2 , 87J4o.
HAiir.KY No. 2 , ( J4@fi5o ,
Kr.AXBEEI ) No. I , Illc.
TIMOTHY BUEii-I'rlmo. $1.20.
I'OIIK Mess pnrk , per hbl , JI0.35 : lard ,
per cwt. . iO.bOQl5.82ii ; short rlhs sides ( loose ) ,
l7.007.10.
WIHSKKY Distiller,1 finished goods , per sal. .
* 1.18.
Hccclpts and bhlpmonts today were as fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was dull and unchanged ; fancy
creamery , 'H'.KeilHat ' line western , 2 > S4'ilc :
Jlno dairy , ! Gl8u ; ordinary. 14JM3e. Eggs ,
17JiOlbJc. !
New Vork Markets.
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 22. Kr.ouit Receipts , .19,571
packages ; exports , 3,58t barrels , 2U03 sacks ;
market llrm , moderately active ; sales , 27,200
barrels ; low extras , $ l.iva4.'ir ( ; fair to fancy ,
t4.2YSTi.OJ : .Minneapolis clear , 4I.2.V34.UO ; .Min
neapolis uatcnts. * l.HKi ! 3. < ; 0 ; winter wheat ,
low grades , l.iri4.2.-i ; natents. J4.5oa.vr > ;
straights , $ I.COiS5.-i.2.'i ; rye mixtures , $2.45I.K ) .
COHN MKAI < Quiet und steady ; yellow west
ern , f.'l.i.ViJC.'J.M.'i.
WIIKAT Uecolpts , 3111,700 hu ; export ? , 482.42B
lii ; sales , 2,5(1.0JO ( hu of futures ; oTd.UJU bu of
onot. Spntmarkot active but lower ; No. 2 reel ,
tl.OA In store nnd elevator : * l.04J'iJl.cc alloat ;
* 1.05JI.07U ! f. o.b. ; No. 3 rod.tl.02'iungraded ;
rod , UlclBII.UHJS ; No. I northern to arrive. JI.OIJ (
< S1.077 ; No. 1 hard to arrive.fl.08i ! ! l,08 . Op
tions were much depressed and l'/i < (41u (
lower ut the opening on the H. 'V.
Whlto & Co failure , but when It became
known that ho was about oven on his deals In
wheat there wns a reaction of live-eights to
Eovon-elghths of a cent , however , a verv ner
vous feeling developed later on tho'fear of
further trouble growing out of the diffi
culty and prices soon settled again ® ? o.
There was afterwards ti fcchlo reaction
qf oiio-oluhth to one-fourth of a cent and the
close was steady at ljo ? to ? { under yostor-
ituv. u < o. 2 red , i-'optomber , fl.fi.V3i.oo , closing
tl.tnU ; Oclolier. * l.o : ! i1.0il > i. closing
fl.O.V,5 ; November. Il.ll71.08. closing Ji.on.i
December. * l.iH'i1.00 ' i , closing ( l.uSV ; .Tan-
nry , JI.10I.I" ! , closing Jl.IO'i ; February ,
closing II. 12 ; .March. oloslngtl.iaU ; Mny , (1,14
tfil.l.'i5 * . closing fl.l4i.
UVK Dull and unchnngod ; western. OSo.
llAltl.KV No. 2 , 7i ) 7.lie. !
CoilN-Uccelpts. W.V.'OJ bu ; exports. 132,522
bu ; sales , lHj4,00 ( > bu of futures : 5U4.0.JO bu
of spot. Spot market active , weaker ; No. 2 ,
fiOo In elevator ; OMtfllenlloult ungraded mixed ,
Miifflflljio ; options werieonorally demoralized
on the \\hllo \ failure and throwing over his
long corn , fluctuated frequently nnd closed
* \ > . | L iv/tiui IMI mii\.riin iti mi. , . . . . , . , . . , . _
December ; Heptomher , ADfiJOVc , closing SOSJo ;
Ootobor , 57)JS ) ( ) . ' > 'ii1. closing fts'io ; November ,
6,4t : > 7io. ! closing 57) ) o ; December , Klii-VIUc ,
closing 54'4o ; January , 5li.12Jo ! ! , closliiL-Wo.
OATH Itecelpts , 2l7iOO : bu : exports. J.IMKI
lll.'tK ) . ) bu 'of spot. Bpot market'feeling
iiulot. Options moderately active and easier :
34Ut ; Sp . .
western , WKCJo ; whtto western. aaU9o ;
V Ohlcaco. : ? * ( iWlo.
shipping , $ a53Bood ; to choice ,
. .J.'A'.V- ? . * ! " ' ' O.ny st"to. common to choice ,
I12.0ixajin.00:1'aclilo : const , $ i4JKxaiii.oo.
Cof-KijE-Optlons opened steady , unchanged
to 15 points up ; closed weak at 5 to 20 mi hits
flown ; sales , S4.500 bags. Including ; Hoptom-
ber. * l4.20 | 4.tO : ; October. Ji8.75it.oo : : Novem
ber , } ,0.i ti 12.00 ; Decombor. Ill.avnui.W ; Jaiiu-
nry , tll.il. ll.7S.Marchtll.UOl.ni ; | ; Mayfil.ltu
< ail.40 ; July. u.H ) : spot Itl duli , ; fair cargoes -
goes , JI..M : ho. 7.114,73.
SwiAU-llaw. quiet , btoady ; roflned , fairly
uetlyo and firm ,
MoiAKSK8-NowOrlcnn , Qrr.i ! good dcmnnd.
KICK ( Jooil demand ; firm.
rETiioi.KUU Olieiicd steady , declined threo-
clehth of a cent In the early trading , then ad
vanced moon buying orders from thu west
nnd closed llrm. Pennsylvania oil , 60io ;
highest , 6UWc ! lowest , 69i/o ; closing , 60 0.
October option , opening , ftSSc ; highest , AUUo ;
lowest , 5Hie ! ; closing , K > Ho. Total vales , bJ-
000 barrels.
CorroNBCKD OIL Quiet.
TAI.I.OW 1'lrm.
KOSIN Qulett steady.
Timi'KNTiNK steady nt 38'isijo ,
Kiis ( ( 1'lrm ; western , 2J4iAIio ) ; receipts , 7-
024 packages.
Wool. Qulot , sfoadyt domestic fleece , 30 ®
flOe ; pulled , 2b'Wa ; Texas , 1724o.
TOIIK Quiet , hteady ; old mess. flO.75Ull.25 :
new moss , tl2.0012.5J ; extra prime , $11.CO ®
OUT MEATS Dull , wenit ; pickled bellies , Oo
per Ib.t nlcklctl shoulders , OHOJ pickled Imiuu ,
ioCilOtie.
_ MiD ii.KS Sfoadyi short clear , September ,
IM'IIII Diillt woHtorn stoain. J7.15 bid ; tnlot ,
MO tien'ei at * 7.1M > 7.174 ! | options sales , 5.NH )
tlercun ; b'eptumhvr , 17.10 ; October. f7.l4U7.l5 ;
closing ntr7.)4 ) bid ; Pccember. f7.2ia7.23 , elos-
Inunt f7.5 ; January. 7.'JI 7.x ; . eloslng ut
| 7.2i ; Jununry , f7.Uti | 3 , closing utn.Kl
LUTiuii-Quiet , easy ; wosturn dairy , 134JIto ;
crcnincry , lViI. ( : , ' > oi wcitern factory.
K Quloti fancy , firm ; wcitern , 6Q9'oi ' {
pnrt Hklmsc. .
I'm IIIONDull ; American , Hfi.dOOlA2 : > .
CoriruI'lrni ! lake , September , and Octo
ber , 12.10.
I.EAli-Klrni ! domestic. II.5H { .
Tl.x Steady , unclmnKcdi straits , 170.03.
_ Kansas City Mnrltcts.
KANSAS OITV. Mo. , Popt , M. Fr.otm Anttvc ,
steady nnd unchanged ; patent , f3.WXlnOj ex
tra fancy , f j.i/a3.2& ; fancy , J2.0.va'-.15 ; choice ,
U. ' Vil2,00.
WIIKAT I/iwcr : No. 3 hard , c.nh , no bids ;
Septomhor , 8.1o hid : No. 3 rod. cauli , no bids.
COIIN Lower ; No. 2 , cash , 4Uo bid ; Hoiilem-
her , 4. * > c hid.
OATS I.owor ; No , 2 , cash Mtio bid ; Sep
tember.llUc. .
IlAv-Htoady nnd unchnnited ; timothy , tf.OO ;
fancy prairie , .ffi.io ; uood to choice , f..OOO
5.W ; low Krndcs. ( I.IO I.SJ.
I't.AXHF.Ei ) Steady nt Me.
HrJTTBit Steady and unchanged ; creamery.
IMJ'.Mc ; dnlry. 1'J ICe ; store packed , llttl c ;
packing , I0&12e.
Kdfis .Stonily to weak nt lf > c.
HP.CKIITS Wheat , VIKu ; corn , 1,000 ; oats ,
II. (00.
Hnip.MK.NT3 Wheat , 30,900 ; corn. 3,700 ; oats ,
34,700. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Titvcrpoot Alnrkotn.
MVEIIPOOU HoiU 'Ji WiiBAT-Stendv ; de-
mnnd poor ; holders olTor moderately. Califor
nia No. I. Us IHidlZWs lOSitl percental : Ncv2
red winter. SsOCs Id. Hocolpts of wheat for
the past three days wera 437.0JO centals , In-
cludlni ; 101,000 American ,
COIIN Qu.'et ' and lower ; mixed western , Gi
per cental. IlecelptH of corn for the past throe
days were "U.'oo centals.
lUco.v I.OIIK clear , 45 Ihs , Dfls per cwt.
TAM.OW I'lne American , ' . ' ( is 6d per cwt.
Olncliiiuul 'Miirket .
CINCINNATI. O. , Sept. 22. WIIKAT Lower ;
No. 2 red , Me.
COIIN f.ower : No. Smlxed.&MiCOe.
OATS Irregular , lower ; No. 2 mixed , 30 ®
' .
30'je. . 1'lrm ; II.1S.
i > Ill\vniifccc Ornln Mnrkot.
MILWAUKEE , Wis. . Sept 21. . WHEAT Quiet ;
No.tt spring. ca < thl3u ; December , Ilk' .
OoltN Easy ; No. I ) , cash. f > 0c.
OATS-gtojdy ; No. ' . ' , white , 29 > 5c.
nriiiticnpolls Or.11 ii Market.
Mix.NKAi'Ol.tt ) . Minn..Sent 22. WilEAT-FIrm ;
close : Na t hard , track , tu c ; No. t northern ,
Hoptombor , HJ5.ie : on traoV , Ul.'ic ; No. 2 north
ern , on track , b8' ' c.
Tolctlo < irnlti .Market.
Tor.Koo , O. , Sept. ax WHEAT Aotlro
and stuauy ; cash. Wic. ) !
STOCKS AMI JtUXDS.
NEW VOUK , Soot. 22. The stosk market
for the llrst time In many weeks showed a re
actionary temper today nnd mostof the stocks
traded In are lower than last evcnlnq as tlio
result of the day's opcratlon-s. Whan It was
nnnounced that the old and powerful firm of
S. V. Whlto & Co. was unable to moot Its on-
KitKonicnts there was a rush to sell , but when
It was explained that the failure was entirely
on account of a deal In corn and had nothing
to do with the stock market n bettor feeling
was seen , "The buying was ehockod for the
tlmoliolnz , however , and the hoara wont In
to make the most of the atTatr. There was In
addition to this considerable manipulation of
money rates today and loans were mndo as
IIRI | | as 12 per cent while all
offerings were withdrawn at the close
nnd bidders were offering 25 per
cent , though tills was after lenJers had with
drawn from the oxchanzo and every ono who
really wanted to borrow had boon supolled.
The boars used their most strenuous efforts
to force values lower , but a good demand
confronted them at every donllno and prices
yielded very slowly after the llrst scare In
the early dealings. The mnrkot
opened at Irregular chnnzcs from
last ovenlng's prices and while
Union Pacific was upKj per cent. Northwest
ern wns down three-fourths of 1 per rent. The
active stocks were moro prominent than usual
of late and the losses in them were remark-
aldy uniform , ranging generally from 1 to 2
per cent , the latter In Reading. Among thu
specialties , there were some sharp advances
and * the Plttsburg , Cincinnati & St ,
Louis common rose 4 per cent and the pre
ferred nearly U per cent , retaining the most
Improvement at the close. More confidence
was shown In the afternoon hut. the rally was
confined to fractional amounts. Sugar was es
pecially weak. The market finally closed
rather heavy nftor the rally with most
stocks at or near tlio lower prices
of the day. The final changes
of note Included Atchlson , li per cent ; Mis
souri 1'aellloand Heading. 1U tier cent ; Sugar ,
1 ! . per cent'lllg ; Four , Iturllncton , North
western , Lake Shore , Now England and
Wheeling each 1 per cent. Cordage being 1U
percent.
Government bonds have been dull nnd
steady. Ktato bonds have boon dull and firm ,
The following are the closing quotations for
Iho leading stocks on the Now Vork stock exchange -
change today :
The total sales of stocks today were 2.'i,220
shares Including' : Atchlson 70.807 ; Canada
Southern , 5.7CO : UhlcagoGa'i , 10,510 ; Delaware ,
I.aokawanna & Western. If.tlhO ; Krlo. 15,178 ;
Louisville & Nashvllc. 11,200 ; Missouri iWlllc ,
2.Hloi : ; Northwcstprii. 7il8 : ; North American ,
31.59) ) ; Northern I'aclfle , ajtia : ; Norihorn 1'a-
clllo preferred , GH.MM ; Itoading. 3HOfU : Klch-
mend & West 1'olnt , 8,110 : Toxns .V 1'ueille ,
: t.llS ; St. Paul , 58,200 : Union 1'acllle , 31.52U ;
Western Linlon , 7ttU ; Wabash , 3,170.
Fliuuiclal Kcvlc\v.
NEW YOIIK. Sept. 22. The I'ost says : The
general Munition outside of the grain market
Is so peculiar , and Its way sensitive , that a
long continued advantage at such a rate as
that of the last few days would make a col-
lupso of some kind at least possible. However ,
It Is apt to be n fruitless tasic to apply the
ordinary processor lo lo to a bull market ,
and there has boon no bull market In recent
years whoso underlying factors have been so
dltllcult to locate and measure.
Now York Money Mnrkot.
New YOIIK. Sept. 22. MONKV OM OAM.
Closed ranging from 5 to 12 percent ; last , loan ,
5 per cent ; closing with no offerings at2ii per
cent.
I'lttMK MKUOVNTII.K PAPEit-AWnH percent.
STKiir.tNd RxoiiANnE AoMvu hut steady at
fl.SOii for sixty-day bills and Jl.SJ'.i ' for de
mand.
The .following were the closing prices on
bonds :
Financial Notes.
ICANSAS OITV , Mo. , Sept. SS.-Olonrlngs , f | , .
.titXtJ. , . '
NKW OUI.KASS. La. , Sept. 21.-Clearings ,
f li ! > S , Qolt
NKW VOIIK. Sept , 23. Hank clearings today ,
* alS40UO ) balances , t7.J73.6UO.
lUr.Tnjour Md. , Sopt. 22. Clearings todny ,
J.MtN-styi ; balances. fUW.88'1. Hate , 0 per cont.
I'liii.ADKi.riiiA , Pa. . Hopt. 8 ? . Clearings to
day. tr.Mr.i.UlU ; balances , il,749m Money. 43
4H per cent.
CINCINNATI O. , Sopt. 22. Money 3'.JQO per
pent. New York exchange , 25 < iiioo ; dUcouut.
Clearings , II.MXU'.V ) ,
ST. I.OUIK , Mo. , ? cnt. 2i-0learlngs todny.
U302i4U : ! balances , * 107,40.Money , BOS per
cant. Now Vork exchange , 12o discount.
IlosTo.v , .Mas. , gept. 22. Clearings today ,
fKMIV-TO ; baluucc * , ll.ib'J.Wi Hate fur uiouuy ,
2' ' < per cent ) orchanuo on Now York , 15iu !
discount to par.
OlflPAdo , 111. , Kept. S2. Money fjulot nnd tin-
chnnircd At 0 per cont. Clearings , fl3t lnoo ) ;
New York oxchnneo , COHTOo discount. Sterling
oxrhango weak nl J4.HI for slxty-dny lllls und
tl.84 for l ht drafts.
Stook Alarkct
N , Mn-n. , Sopt. 32. Tlio following were
the closing price * on stocks on the lloalou
stock market todny :
Ijondoit Htoolc .Market ,
LONDON , Pept. ! . Tlio following were the
London slock > ) uotatlons closing at t p. m. :
Coiiiol * money | i | I.VHij Krle necomli , loj (
Conjoin account..1)4 ) 15-111 Illinois Contra ! 10 > U
U.H.4 isoVt Mujclcanorrtlnnry. . . .111
U..s.4i < 10) ) Ht. I'uul 011111111011. .
N. V. r. At ) , lints. . . 41 New VurktVntrnI . . 115
Cnnnillnn I'aclllc V ! ' . ( I'cnnnylvnnln ! * > '
Krlu. . . si llcniltng 23
liAitStr.vKii n ii-icd. :
MO.NEV ! J per cent. Kato of discount In the
open market for short hills. MUffiSSJ per rent ;
three months' hlllx , Z r&'i , percent.
Jlank ori'jiiir.luittl litilllnn.
'
I/ONIIOM , Sept 22. Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Hank of Kiiiflnml on balance
today , r4iK ( ) , Inoludlng i''W.noo for Now York.
The bank sold rJ50OW In United Slates gold
today ,
Par In HcntcH.
1'Aiitp , Sept. 22. Three per cent rentes f8f !
for the account.
Denver Mlinilt ; StoukH.
i. Colo. , Sept. 22. Total sales , 10,300 ,
shares , 'Iho following are the closing mining
( | iiotatlons !
Francisco Mining QuotntloiiH.
SAN KIIANCISCO. Cal. , Sept. 2 ? . The ofllelal
closing riuotallons for mining stocks today
wory as followti :
New York Mining Quotntionn.
NEW YOIIK. Sept. 22. The following are the
closing mining stuck quotations :
Alice. ioo Iron Hllvcr 120
AdnniH con H"0 " Ontario 38.V )
AKpcn ; iou I'lymoutti 175
Chollnr 160 Sierru Nevada 275
Doailwood UK ) Stnndurd 120
Halo A Norcrosa. . . . 170 Union con. . . . . . 225
Homestnko 'U5U Yellow Jackctt 115
lIornHllvor 340
Uoston Wool ninrkct.
II08TON , Mass. , Sept. 22. The demand for
wools has been steady. The sales of the week
have been qulto largo. Prices nave been very
been steady : No. 1 combing selling at a : @ 40c ;
line delaine , 34'loe for Ohio : We for Michigan.
Unwashed combing wools liavo been In fair
demand at 22-2'/o for one-iiuartor blood ;
2 < ® 2So for threo-utghths blood ; territory
wools have been In good demand , line selling
atlttffWWe : line medium. ri"@r > 3e ; medium. KJffl
63c : Texas , California and Oregon wools have
been quiet ; pulled wools selling at 'WOlflo for
super : 222J.'i-o for extra ; Australian wools
have been firm. Foreign carpet wools have
been steady.
Havana Markets.
0 HAVANA , Sept. S3. Spanish gold , J2.3J ©
RxciiANOF.-Qulet.
1 SUQAU Quiet , nothing done ; holders firm.
Foreign Oil market.
LONDON , Sept. 22. CALCUTTA LINSEED 41s
lOJSd per quarter.
LiNsr.ED otr lOi Od@10s lOJjd per cwt.
Tuni'ENTiNE KpiritH , 2ts ? M per cwt.
Traders' Talk.
OHICAOO. 111.Sept. 22.--Counsolman & Day to
Cocurell llrothers : The public announce
ment by the secretary of the board that S. V.
Whlto & Co. requested all their trades ceased
at the opening created a marko : ! sensation
today , and changed the touo from buoyancy
to depression. Wheat opened at put prices
and the buying against the privileges by
scalpers gave prices n , tomperary rally. The
suspended llrm seemed to have wheat
largely bought for December and sold
for .May and until those contracts
had been replaced speculators were not In
clined to make now ventures , after Ho'eloelc
the second eablo receipts the London market
advanced , 1'arls a shade higher , Antwerp
steady , Liverpool lower with a poor demand
llerlln demoralised by bulls unlondliii. . On
this news selling became general , prices broke
to Insldo figures , closing steady and lighter.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow and 240,000
bushels taken for export In Now York.
The confidence of holders has received
a notabio shock and we think the news
of today will bring ti good many selling orders
tomorrow. Corn jvas all'ected more than
wheat by the suspension , as the firm has been
the principal representative ol the eastern
bull clique. On the opening decline the ship
ping houses were very heavy buyers of near
deliveries which caused active buying of late
futures by local scalpers to cause short sales
and worked a partial recovery , but ono can
see no tendency toward a permanent advance
In October corn. May firmed on a scattering
buying for long account. Provisions were
dull but resisted an early attack by bear
speculators , but recovered on a good shipping
demand for meats and closed with an upward
tendency.
CmcAno , Sept. 22. SwarU , Dupreo&McCor-
mlok to K. C. .Swart ? A Co. : Of course the
overshadowing Inlluonco toduy In wheat as In
everything else was the failure hero and In
Now York of that concern whloh was most
prominent In the corn deal. The olToot was
tl.o natural one lower prices. December
wheat , ivhleh sold Monday at $1.03j , sold bo-
tween'JUJi.0 ' antl OSTio and closed 0c. ! ) The or
dinary routine of circumstances were without
Inlluenco. There was a decrease In imsaauo of
7.W.OOO Imsliols. hxport clearances were lib
eral und about WM.uou bushels. Hull fulluro In
ono Inevitably results In bull discouragement
In all the grain pits. The lluctuatlons today ,
considering the el rcumstances , were moderate.
Wo believe , however , that the failure of the
corn manipulators will result In tedious liqui
dation all over the lloor. In corn the results
of the New York collapse was more direct.
September dropped about 4c , October about
He. There was some recovery before the oloso.
Shippers bought considerably ou tlio decline.
The prospect , however. Is that the bull enthu
siasm has gone for good. The enor
mous amount of corn moving toward
Now York will make that market panicky.
Now York cannot got very weak without af
fecting Chicago. Provisions snowed at the
close a llttlo loss , a trilling loss , however.
Hear prospects are made more certain by this
disastrous result to bull manipulation In corn.
CtiiOAOo. 111. , Sept. a. ' . Koiinett , Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. McWhortor : There was not so
much carbonlo air and gas In the market at
any time today as yesterday. With tlio foam
blown nwav tracers could morn clearly see
the actual situation und rolled thereon. Tlio
Whlto failure wns the principal tuple of tlio
day , Out that It did not materially alTeet
wheat was evident from the fact that It was
down loon the curb before the fulluro was
made public. General rugrot was expressed
that a man of .Mr. Uhlto'H good sense
and high character should have undertaken
the deal that ended so dlaaslrously
It Is believed that ho und his following have
been Identified with the manipulation of
wheat und a more natural market will result
for a time. There Is no sign of a lot up In re
ceipts , Clearances for t-omo days past huvo
fallen elf , but engagements for export today
huvo been quite liberal. It Is believed that
lower prices will prevail for n few days.
Khorts absorbed the oilorlngs of September
and October corn on soft spots nil day Ion"
and It Is now pretty well eliminated. There WUH
iiUogood buying by shipper * * , one llrm ulono
having taken l.WJ.WJ bushulx. It Is luunl for
receivers to carry stocks for [ convenience ut
other lake ports than Chicago. Latterly this
practice lain ueen abandoned , but with tlio
breaking of the corner It Is Ilkoly tube again
resumed , The decline In values has nlso
greatly stimulated the export Iradoandlt will
have a tendency to cheek receipts for the
present. This may olfbot the oirect of closing
up so largo u short Intert'st und prevent ma
terially lower prices until there lias
been u further readjustment of conditions
Oats have been weak und In sympathy , but
lookiillko a purchase on these llttlo breaks.
In provisions the bears tried to raid the mar
ket at the opening on the supposition that K
would follow corn , put the oirerlngs were
quietly absorbed by t'ood Durtlc * unU prices
recovered oa llyJ\J \ n would not Undo on the
short xldn oxer-ilfif f rood r.tlllc , believing in
considerably liiflBof. rallies bye and bye.
o.ii. < jf..i i.iraviruvK .inUK/ITS.
H' . OMAHA , Soot , 22.
UATTMi-OnlclnUrlcolptl nf cnttlo. 2.1M ,
ns comuarod wlljiXA4l | yestordav anil 3,0(17 (
Tuoidar of lii woflk. The bulk
of the offerings xvoriLcows nnd fenders , nccf
leers were slow nrilCwcak. Cows duli ; and
wonk at lOo loeerGood feeders stro IIR.
Others unchanged.J ;
lions Olllelal rooolDls of hogs , 4,075 ns
compared with ICTVeslerdixy nnd ! I,4.11 same
day of lust wpijte. Market nctlvo nnd n
' '
Rhndo higher tlmii Monday nil Round.
Everything sold vonTly. Hulk nt l4.imtiM.00.
Light. W.75a\00i lioavy , awmIOi Ulflod <
, , .s .oo.-- -
HIIKKP Oniclal receipts of ihoop 1,384 ,
ns comp.trcd with I.iiM yesterday and nonn
Tuesday of last week. Market nctlvo and
steady.
Itcuclptn nnil DlhiioHltloii ofStoulc.
Official receipt * and UUpoiltloii of sloak ni
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yardi
company for thu twenty-four hours ending at
9 o'clock , p. m. , September 22 , 1SJ1 :
IlKCKll'Td
Kcprcseivtatlvc Sales.
STKEIIS.
No. Av. Pr. No , Av. l'r. No Av. I'r.
1..1240 W.BO 12. . 1017 M TO 1S70 IM
S..H55 U G5 18. 1262 4 00
COWS.
2.1. . 700 1 Ki 0. 1059 185
soii ICI 11 IOKI I >
Ii. . 1 75 . . ii2 : > JIM
0. . net 1 W 2fi. . OM 105
netwo
II. . wo 1 75 21. . IVIl 200
' 0:10 : 1 75 1. It 00 200
Si ! 012 1 HO 1. . I01),1 ) 200
H. 1101 I R } ia. . 7KI 2 10
1. . OdO 1. . 1180 2 15
OD.-I 1 85 0. . 005 2 15
1IEIFEUS.
ETOOKKHS AND FEEDKIU.
10. . 8IU 255 14. 075 2fiO
24. . KIT 2 CO 23 .10XI 2 IK )
28. . KM 2 ( 05. .1007 200
4. 1 0 2 05 1. .1030 : too
2 75 20. 1071 325
31. . 008 2 75 12. .1107 530
CALVES.
30. . 210 2 50 1. . 150 300
: i. , : tto 2 50 a. . 200 300
17. . 320 2 75 205 325
IIUM.S.
4..122/ ai 1..1I40 180
I. . 11110 1 70 2..1370 180
1..1500 1 75 I..1480 1(0
i..iro i 80 1..1220 200
YEAHL1NG3.
27. . 730 2 65
TTKSTEIIN CATTI.B.
No. Av. Pr.
28 COWB 028 tl 00
VO steers 1153 3 00
28 steers , Wyomlns-Teras 1187
28 steers , Colorado-Toxus 3003 GO
21 steers , Colorado-Texas 1112 75
47 steers , Colorado-Texas. . . ' 1105 75
Crimes A : Co.
4 feeders 1000 15
4 feeders 11CO 25
6 feeders - . . , ; inoi 05
1 feeder. - . . > 1180 (15 (
1 feeder. 1270 CM
SO feeders , . . , 1040 5
27 feeders 1020 70
Chamberlain & > loty. )
Chlcnco Idvo Stock Market.
CHICAOC , III. , Sept. 22. [ Special Tolesrarn to
THK HKK. ] So far this week tlio receipts of
cattle have been about r..uoo head loss than
for the same time last week. Ordinarily so
marked a decrease would have resulted In u
pronounced advance , but It has hud no oll'eet
beyond Importing to the market u slightly
steadier tone. Doth local and eastern buyers
took ud vnntacobl the overstocked condition
of the market ln'tsi.ircek ' and bought heavily ,
consequently tlijy will want comparatively
few cattle this week , and should oven thu
same rate of decrease In Biipulles be
maintained HnaJ dmihtfiil that there
would bo any .vyry radical Improvement In
prices. All elasSivero liouKhtspiriiiKlv : and
Hollers wore un.it/ln / to push uu prices u llttlo
bit. Hangers eonstltiiiod about two-thirds nf
the arrivals , ulilf-n Ineluded1,000 natives , S.OOO
westerns and Vf L Te.vnns. The estimated
quotations were /rnm Jl.lKI to JH.-HJ for natives ,
J.I.7. ' . tofl.r > . " > for westerns and * ! . - ' : > to f.l. 10 for
Texans. The huFjtof the natives were weighed
at from fl.M ) to J'J for cows and hulls and at
from W.f to f-VUl-'for steers.Vesteri.ssold
principally at from CI.2J to { l.v : > and I I.OJ to
tlMMvoro the pojniliir prices forToxans. Homo
of the fresh arrivals and several bunches that
were hold over from last week romMiioJ un-
old. v i
The poor ( inalltjj of today's offerliiKs In hoji
w.is the eaiiHO oCltc'J , a little profanity amonv
IniyorH. they llwllni ; It utterly Imposslhlo to
1111 tliclr orders wltli the grade of ho s tliov
were lioklns for. Only a small percentage of
the receipts Krado'l better than coinmon , and
while a few loads of eholee fetched from VU.'i
toV47 ! ( , prices polow t.M5 took the greater
nart ; Indeed the luovalllnK llgmes were from
fl.80 to fi. ! . ' > for heavy and lrom(4OJ to * . ' > .WJ for
llirhl welEhts. Many sales were made around
} liO , and common Krassera and thin nljjs sold
ut from * ; ,00 tofl.Va. Trade ilrugKuil from the
outset and not all the olferlnKS were taken.
The ttvonliiK Journal repottsl UATTM : Uo-
colpts , 1'i.OOj ; shipments , -1,000 ; market slow ,
steady to lower ; prices for natives , * .l.oxi : .V73 ;
no extra steers on sale ; other * . & 150 < isl.rr ) :
Texnns , : ' , tiai.50 ; ( : r.inxcrs . , JI.-1031.M ! good
native COWH , t..iYiiA''J.
lions ItecelnU , 1A.OOO ; shipments , B.OOO ;
market dull ; common and packers lower ;
others stonily to HtronKirough and common
heavy , tt.MU.WRood packer ! ) , tl.bOSt.V 10 ;
iirlino heavy and 'butcher * ' weights , M.ioa
\W : jirlmo light , JO.003.VJvi second class light ,
i4.ivtVi.00.
HIIEEI- Receipts , 4,000 : shipments , 3,000 ;
lambs slow and lower ; native owes , Ji.7.Vi6
4.50 ; Hestoruh , tl.UO ; lambs. fi.7.VSMO. :
KuiiHiiN City Ijivu Mfouii. Mnrkots.
KANSAS GJIV , Mo. , Scot. 2 * . ' . OATTLU UB-
eolitirV)0 ) ) ! * hpmoiitn ( , l.MOl mnrkr.t ilcady
to lowon tpora. M.H.Vit.W : cows , ll.S.vaa.70 ;
ilookcM nnil feeder * . $ * .oo W.7S.
lions ItecolnM. 8.1201 shlnnicnti , IM ; mar-
f t'v ' 'wS ' IOW ° r ! ' * ' < 6S1 > 79' ' "u BrfttlCl' !
Piir.r'p llecclptK. LSMi ihlpments , l.COO ; mar
ket steady . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ht. liOitlH Iilvo Htook "Mnrkct.
ST. Lout * . Ma , Sent , S'-r'A-n.t-llocolpti.
H.SOO ; thlnmrntn. 800 1 murket oaiy ; nn-
tlvCM , ( I.8UW > .CU | Texans and Indlnn ? . U.404&
3C\
3Clions llecclpti * . .1,000 : shipments , 4M ; mar
ket stiiadyi heavy. I.VIlKSS.'u ; mixed , 4,70
415.10 ! llKht , tJ.OOai.l5. (
O. M//.I trilOLKSAtK MAHHKTH.
KrcHh
CltAlt Al'l'l.Ks 1'cr bbl , $ 'ifA
( UNTAt.out'KS-rer doi , f 1.00. '
I'r.At.'HKs-UallfornlaUrawfords. slnRlo ca < o
lots , f I.MI ten caio lots , JI.VO ; .Michigan , per
bnfdtct , Mo ; liushol. 12.00 ,
UIIAVRS lloinu Brown , 10-lb basket , 30ct 2.1-
Ib basket , lots , vsc ; Muscat , per crate , tl.iH ;
Ko9o 1'oru , SI.W.
TearsUallfornla varlotlos. K.SJ.
I'l.UMB C'ftllfornln , gros and llunearlan ,
prunes , ( l.'J.Vil.wi ; Corman prunes , (1.V5.
Ai'i't.r.s 1'er bbl , KJiMffli. ! * ! .
OiiANlis : I'er box , Imported , tUXi&7,00. ( )
WATKIIMKLONH Kiiney , crated. I5c.
LEMONS Tor box. 10.60 ; fancy Maori , JS.OO.
HAN-ANAS 1'er bunch , * : ' .00 < A2.iO for good
shipping stock.
C'ltAMiKHiilKSCapo Cod , per bbl , 19.00.
Flour.
Omaha Mllllnc company. Itollancc. Patent ,
J-.W ; luvlnelhlc * . I'atont. JifO ; l.nno Star. Su
perlative , fiW ; Snowllake , 1-.10 ; Fnney Fam
ily. if..OO.
It. T. Davis Mill company. No. 1 and Cream
IliKh ratont , } ; ' .M : llluo I ) , and Ked R , $ ' . > .ixi ;
I/Ion and llawkeyo. W.40 ; Itoyal No. 10 , Special
Talent , W.OO ; .Minnesota ana DaUota , I'ntenI ,
{ 2.UJ ; Kausas Ilnrd Wheat , I'atenU f'.fiO ; Ne
braska StralKhts. $ J.'iO.
S. R Oilman's Cold Mcda1.f2.81 ; Snow White ;
W.M : Snowllake. $ . ' .10 ; low grade , * I.HD ; Queen
of the I'antry , if'.DJ ; Minnesota Superlative ,
J2.80 ; bran , tU.10 ; chopped fond. t'it.Ol.
Arojotnlles.
The following nuotatlons represent the
prices at which choice slock Is billed out on
orders unless otherwise stated :
ONIONS Homo grown , 40ffi50o per bu.
OEI.KHV Per doICic. .
TOMATOSH Per hu. , 73ct.
OAIIIIAOK llomegrnwn , Ic per Ib.
llKANH Navy , fc..G'JO.n.per bu.
I'OTATOES Local crowers are supplying the
demand almost exclusively at VQnr > u per hu.
SWKKT POTATOES Jersey , $5.00 per hul. , homegrown
grown 2c per Ib ,
Country I'rotliice.
Enns Market weak at l(5o. (
1'oui.Tiiv JIarket weak ; receipts light.
Ahout thooutsltleon fowls nnd chickens Is
& .7. > and small chickens have sold as low as
J-.OJ and good sizes at.5) ) .
UtJTTKH The best country butter , eood
enough for city trade , sells atl513c ; puckers'
stock , U'c.
JOlt.V A. MCSHAVE. KIIANK O Co.VDO.f
McShane & Condon
,
INVESTMENT BANKERS ,
300 S. 13th St. , First National Bank Bail I
ing , Omaha , Nob.
Deal In stock * , bonds , s ourUloi , coim3rclil pt
per , etc NoKotlato loaai on linprjraJ O.uihi rji
estate. Short tlras loaai , oa banlt ( took , or oht
pprored collateral lecarlt )
HUMPHREYS'
i'Ecirica arorclcntincnllynnd
cnref ully prepared tirescrlptloni ; used for many
years la prlTatopractlce with auccesnandforovcr
thirty years used by thepeoplo. Every olnglo Spo-
clflo u a apeclnl euro for the dlseaso named.
These Specifics euro without drugging , purg-
ln or reducing the ej-stpm , nnd are In ( net and
deed Uioiiovorolgn remedies of tlio World *
LUT or riiiNX-irit. KOS. CCKCS. rmcrx.
1 F Tcra ( Congestion , Inflammation. . . . * 25
J Woruii , Worm Fever , Worm Colic , . ! is
3 Crylutf Collc.orTrcthlnKof Infants .VS
4 ntiirrhcn , ofChlldrenorAdulln. . , .75
O Ilr entory. Griping , llillous Colic ! i5
Cfiolorn .niorliiH , Vomiting US
_ J C'rouu , CoiiKh , Difficult lln-athlntc. . . .
14 Halt Rheum , Erynlyclni"Eruptloai.
15 KhoiiinatlHin , Itbcumntlcl'nlnii. . . .
1(1 Fever nnd Acne , Chills , JIahirla. . . .
Tiled , llllndorlJlc "
I III !
lillduey 1M .SO
" ' ' ' ' ' " " ' " ' ' ' '
58 KananaJleiirilty . . . . . . . . . . .
itO JJrlnaryVciilncm , WcttlncDcd. . . *
IHsciXBesof thellcurtl'nliltatlon-l. 00
Bold by Druggist * , or tent postpaid on receipt
of price. Dn. HUHninETS1 MANUAL , ( Ml paRcs )
rlcfily bound In cloth nnd Bold , mailed free.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. ,
Oor. William and John Streets , New York.
SPECD Fl OS-
OTI333XI.
tonves a Hellenic nnil I.nstlnir Odor After Uilnff.
If nnnblo to procnro HnANnov BEI.T.B SOAP send
Sjtln stomps nnd rocolvo acako by return mnll.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
HI'EOIAT. . Shandon Tlpllo Waltz ( the pop-
nlar Society Waltz ) pent FICKU to nnyono BondIng -
Ing us three wrappora of Bhandon Dolls Bonp.
Pond lOo in stamps for enmplo bottle StanJon
Utlli I'crjumt.
5 r.ifl
B D BLOOD I
Pimple * on the Taoo |
Breaking Oat |
Bkln Troubles ! .
llttlo Bores i Hat Skin )
Bolls I Blotone |
Gold Borei ) Bad Breath )
Bore Houtb. or Llp |
It you lutttr from ny of
tine yinptoiii * , to' "
LOOD
Ww 1(1 IITIr * * * * * . , .
i HIT * you ever n d inercuryI H / * ? , ui
attention at.tho . tliiiel
Zplvo your clt the needed .
: \Van' ! _ ! . . lnutt . . * „ . > lu / rVf you q tlin ro bluo.1 fr ci *
IsSVJ&SSSSJSKi S
FOUS.VI.K IIY ICUIIN .t CO , and BIIEH
iIAN & .MeCONNELU Omalia.
I'lto'i Hcmcdr 'or Catarrh Ii tlio
licit , liask'tl to Uco , and Chcaputt.
Bold IIT drueulnta or M-'nt bjr miill ,
We. K T. liiuvltUie , WarrcB , I'o.
OMAHA
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uutiul/lo a
DIRECTORY.
WXIXGS A XI ) TEXTS.
Omnha Tent & AwnIng -
Ing Oo , ,
I'liiitf. linmmnrkiroll nml
riitilirr clothing. Ht < nd for
catalogue. 111.1 Knrnnm.
HAGS AXD
Bom5s Omaha Bag Oo.
ImpurtorK nml Matiufno *
turorn ,
Flour 5 ok , linrlnps and
Twine.
niCYCLKS.
A. II. Porrljo & Oo. M. 0 , Daxon.
1104 DodRO Street. Illcyclos oM on monthly
pnymcntn.
Send for our catalogue
nnd prices. "IOmnh
HOOK HINDERS 7'vl TlOXJiliS
Ackorman Brotliors & Hcintzo ,
Printers , binders , eloctrotniori , blank book raanu-
faeturori.
1110 Howard tlroot , Omnha.
MOOTS AXD SJIOKS
JiOXES JiUTCIIEIlS
John L. Wilkie , Louis Holler ,
Omaha p.iior | bo * factory llutrlirrs nnd I'ncker ,
iiI7-iil'.l ; : DouKlni. 'loola nnd mippllo.i. Hoof
Orders | ironiitly | nileil. ho ? nnd heo | > cnslnai.
lllii-IIIH .t ck < on * troou
CAKJilAOJSS , VUGG1ES , ETC.
W. T. Scamaii ,
Oiimha'a Largeat Variety
WAGONS AND
CA11IHAGIC3.
CAltl'ETS. CLOTU1XO.
Omaha Oarpot Oo. , Gihnoro & Buhl ,
Cnrncla , oil. cloth * mat- Mnnufncturera and
tlMK' , cur'nln K0od , otc \Vliolo nlo Clothiers ,
IMIDoUKlna street 11011 llnrney ( treot.
CIGARS.
West & Fritscher ,
Mnniifnctnrcs flnecliinra ,
jobbers of leaf tnbncco.
1011 Knrnnm Stroat.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Coal , Ooke & , Ooutant & Squires ,
Limo Cj , , lliird nnd soft coal ship
Hard and not ! coal. 8. K. 1309 pers.
Karnam
street
cor. treoto. lo'th and Douglas Omaha.
FURNITURE AXD CARPETS.
GEXT'S FURXISIIIXG GOODS.
J. T , Eobinson Notion
Oo.
ContV flirnhllliu KOOdi ,
m'l'K colubratod linind
"liuokikln" oVc'rallH ,
l > niit > , HhlrtH , coiH : , etc.
Cor. Utli and HUH urd rtta.
GLASS , PA1XT , OIL AXD DRUGS.
313 South 10th Et
Dnvlil Cole Mannjor.
OILS.
OonsDlidatod Tank
Line Oo.
Itctlned nnd lubricating
oils , nxle Krcnse , etc. JV * wtt
It. II. lluth , Manager.
PROD UCE , COMMISSION.
1 ;
M. A. Disbrow & Oo , Bolm Sash & DoorOo
Manufncturon of sash. Manufacturers of mould"
( I ( idrs. till n els and Ings , blind ) , doors , etc.
mouldings , llrnncli of Ollleii :
tlce , 12th nnd Itnrd Sts. Itooin 42'1 lice llulldln ? .
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES.
Consolidated OofTeo
Company ,
1414 and lllli llnrnoy St. ,
Omaha , Neb.
2V YS. MILLIARDS.
H. Hardy Oo , , Tlie Brunswiok-
Toys , ilolli , nib u inn , Balko-Oollonder Oo , , '
fancy goods , house fnr- lillllard nii'rclmnill.ie.
nl lilciK gooda , child- .Snlnon tuture * .
renS carrlngo. 407,4011 H. Hllli Ntruot ,
1311) ) Farnam Street. Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED
A. D. Boyer & Oo , , IIuntor& Green.
6-W llichanffo llulldlng , COKxchniiuoIlidldlnir ,
South Omahn , South Omnha.
Miss Ella Joseph loft yesterday for I-ovp-
lunil , Colo. , whoroshc will teach In thopuhllo
schools duriiii ? the coming
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,
Noe. 2 and 4 Shannon St. .
nooms CO & CO. CHICAGO.
Flnl-ehi 'facllltl rortlionindlln ) nf hlpmprit
nf ( Jriilii. KlfId and Kin * HW.III. Ite7i'rinci' fora
lizi'li wo and Amcrlcnn K * < 'hango Natloimlllanig.
Rub sprained limbo
with Pond's Extract. '
WANTED
Total luiues of CITIES ,
COUNTIES. SCHOOL
vw . .KBrw DIHTRICTU , WATER
COMPANIES , ST. H.R.COMPANIES , Ul
UurrfipoinUlicu tullcilxd.
N.W.HAnniS&COMPANY.Banker
IOH-'OO ' rjearnorn airoot , CMICAQ .
15 Wa'l Otreot. NEW YOltlO
7O Btota SU. QOSTOfi ,