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Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
mn ADsTREET,s STOCK REVIEW.
Decline Of the Exchange Rate Has
Had n Favorable Facet.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27,-Bradstreet's Stock
Review tomorrow will say: The decline In
exchange rates to figures which apparently
put an end to gold shipments to London
direct has had a favorable effect ON spec
ulative sentiment. Even the unexpected en-
gagement OF $2,500.0c0 gold for shipment to
m by the principal amateur" specie
exporter could not overcome the impression
created by this tendency, Canadian bank
ers have taken $d5O,OO of gold for transfer
TO that country, All OF this was offset
by the tangible weakness that has Teigned
IN the exchange market in consequence OF
the appearance OF liberal supplies of COM
merCial bills and the Offering OF a large
quantity OF bankers siNty-day sterling In
connection with loans of foreign merchants.
The formal dissolution of the Belmont
regarded.
While these events account for the as
sertion OF an underlying tone Of bullish-
ness in speculation, the market Is still mar
row. Public participation develops slowly
and London has not been n factor. En-
enlargement TO pool operations liz found in
the assured safety of the corn crop and in
the increasing tendency shown IN railroad
earnings. The belief in speculative circles
is that heavy gains will be recorded within
the next month by all the western roads
and that this VIII give Wall street plenty
of material to discount speculatively, though
some qualifications are caused by the low
prices which still rule in grain. The inn
provement in anthracite coal prices has also
had an effect, while special movement in
the industrials was confined to Distillers.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28

bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28

and Lackawanna 1 per cent. Leather preferred
lost, net, ~ per cent.
Bonds were strong and active. the sales aggre-
eating f2,s5s, 900. Of which 81. 7l9. 600 were Read
ing issues. The more important gains are:
Kansas Pacific consols and Southern Pacific "
california nrsts. ! per cent: Reading "a and
Reading first incomes, y per cent Reading third
Incomes, y per cent. st. Paul, Minneapolis n
milwaukee,. " per cent; Montana Central, 2 per
cent; Missouri Pacific consols s.. broadway con-
soils. Chesapeake 4 Ohio. r.. & A. seconds con-
soils. Duluth and Manitoba frsts. trust receipts,
and Louisville & New Albany So, ] per cent.
and Louisville * New Albany consols, u per
The Evening Posts financial cable from London
" as follows: The conclusion OF the Stock ex-
change settlement today caused a good demand
d3r money, owing to heavy settlement in mines.
The markets were good In American railroads
and mines. In the latter there Is a large in-
Nestment business here. Reading 5s are In favor
on reorganization rumors. Prices closed at near
the best. The Berlin markets were firm, as were
also the Paris markets, though dear money IL
expected at the latter center for the monthly
settlement. The general outlook for speculation
is still good. though In mines II is certainly too
wild ana suggestive OF trouble. though probably
not Mt present.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bullish Sentiment Was Braced Up by
Higher Gables.
CORN WAS DULL, FOLLOWING WHEAT
Provisions Opened Firm md higher
than Thursdays Closing Prices
and Kept Calming I'm
Strength Hourly.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The bullish senti-
ment of the local wheat traders of the
market was braCed up by higher cables and
northwestern receipts today. and December
closed &c higher; May corn lost sc and
May oats &c, but provisions closed at sharp
advances.
Wheat ruled nervous and irregular. There
was nothing sensational In the way of news
and the course of prices was governed
largely by the momentary changes In local
sentiment. The Board OF Trade cables were
higher, and the deliveries In the northwest
seventy-five cars smaller than a year ago.
There was a very nervous feeling at the
start, with shorts anxiously endeayorinB to
cover, while there was little wheat for
sale, and some of the carly transactions
were at &c advance on the close last night.
But Baldwin & Farnum appeared to be
free sellers, and many brokers supposed to
be acting for Cudahy also had plenty for
sale, and the action of these big leaders
caused immediate weakness. A dispatch
from Liverpool was very bearish in tone
and helped to keep the market on the
down grade for a time. But the bull senti-
ment was too strong to be successfully
resisted. and the market soon began to re
act on liberal purchases on the break. The
crowd was finally inclined to give more
heed to the public advices quoting higher
prices in Liverpool. and under good buying
there was "A rally Of tsc, but II was not
held. The reports OF retarded seeding OF
winter wheat by droutn, both in this coun-
try and i'm France, is attracting more and
more attention, and is. getting to be quite
a bull factor. December opened with a
few trades as high as 6l7sc, but with
little business over 6li9c, fell irregularly to
6Oxsc, up to 6lAc, off to GOlac, and closed
Corn was dull, following wheat in a list
less and weary fashion. The closing bulge
in wheat, however, failed to carry prices
up to last nights closing level. May opened
&c higher, at 29Ac, sold to 29Ac, and closed
at 29i2c.
oats followed corn. and were even more
uninteresting than that tired market. May
opened &c higher, at 2lAc, and closed at
2O1c.
Provisions opened firm and higher than
yesterdays closing prices, and kept gaining
In strength as the session progressed. The
trading was heavier than for n long time.
Brokers crowded the pit toward the end
and everything was wanted at the best
prices of the day as the market was clos
ing. Much of the buying was said to be
for the account of Armour q Co, who are
generally credited with being short a con
siderable quantity of stuff, Hog receipts
were 1900 head, and the prices quoted
from Sc TO l0c higher than on the day be-
fore. Pork at the close showed an improve
ment of 27ibc, lard 1212c, and ribs are from
12hc to lc higher
Estimated receipts for Saturday: Wheat,
so cars; corn, SIS cars; oats, 4l5 cars; hogs,
1000 head.
a n =. -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Trade Was Extremely Dull, Prices
Ruling lutte Weak.

CHICAGO, Sept. gI-Cuttle receipts today were
unusually liberal for Friday, being estimated at
II Oo head, including 5000 western rangers. 1900
Texans and $500 natives. The weeks receipts
will probably reach 1900 head, an increase of
about 5000 over last week and a decrease OF
nearly 1000 from the receipts for the correspond
ing week last year. The market today was in
Just such a condition as might have been ex-
pected and trade was extremely dull, prices rul-
ing weak to about Toe lower.
.. ABOUT l9,OOO fresh and stale hogs were offered
and they were mostly sold. early prices ruling
hrm and from SC To loo higher. Heavy hogs sold
at from 1915 to $3.50, mixed at from $3.50 to A.2}
and light weights at from $3.50 to $4.25. The
bulk Of the sales was at from $3.50 to $4lO for
packers and at from SI.15 to S.25 for shippers.
The sheep market continues to be glutted with
medium grades from the western ranges. and
prices are consequently depressed. Native sheep
have been fairly active at from S.p to 50. 20 for
Inferior to prime, vita sales largely at from
$3.50 to SO. Western sheep sold at from $40 to
$3.50, and lambs ut from 81 to $.i5. a few extra
lots fetching s.. Export sheep continue scarce
and a good share OF the shipments from here
Is taken by feeders. Sheep were steady today,
with moderate offerings.
Receipts: Cattle. II, 400 head; calves. $50 head
hogs. 10000 head; sheep. 10000 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
BRADsTREET's REVIEW OF TRADE.
Increased Demand for Money Noted
Both East and West.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2I.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: Striking features of the
week are the increased demand for money
east and west, the maintenance of the wide
spread and active demand for iron and
steel, and the further upward movement
OF the price Of raw cotton, together with
and advance on quotations on wheat, flour
and wool. Sudden changes in the weather
affecting a wide eXpanse Of territory have
made general trade irregular, but reports
from those sections unfaYorably affected
partly offset the stimulation of demand for
certain staples in other portions OF the
country. General business at the south has
shown Improvement at Memphis, Nashville,
Atlanta and Birmingham; demand for funds
there is improving and all that appears
needed is a freer movement of cotton. The
Pacific coast continues TO ship general mer-
chandise TO Central America and TO Alaska
freely. aud Tacoma reports the wholesale
grocery business heavier than in 1894, with
the Alaska trade improved. General bust
ness at San Francisco Is comparatively
quiet; The canned fruit output OF California
win be about equal TO that of last year.
The advance In the price OF wheat on
reported damage to the crop In Argentine
may or may not be the beginning Of an
upward movement. but accepted statistics
concerning supplies Of wheat In THE country,
II not discredited in the near future. may
compel wheat prices to follow IN the foot
steps OF those forecasts. TelegramS to
Bradstreet's from widely different points
seem TO Indicate n very general intention
on the part Of grain producers 10 hold their
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
Wool Markets.

ONDON Sept. 27.-At the wool sales today
10. 707 bales were offered, of which 300 were with
drawn. The sales were active and firm and
prices hardening. Coarse cross breds were fire.
quently bought at rs per cent higher than dur
ing the July series. America was inactive. Fol
lowing are the sales in detail: New South
Wales, 3,32S bales: secured, Sdals 4d: greasy.
5dl0ad. Queensland. log bales; secured. 7Tdd
Is 4d; greasy, 5ha9lzd. Victoria, l.S43 bales
secured, sdGls Sgd; greasy, 4a1ld, South Aus
tralia. l,OH bales; secured, Sdals I'd; greasy.
51Aq9d. Tasmania, 21O bales; secured. 9Hdg
Ia Id. New Zealand. 4,796 bales; secured, 9i5dG
Is sd; greasy. Ada1s. Cape Of Good Hope and
447lzd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheep
skins to the amount Of 1880 bales were keenly
bid for at hdAd advance.
BOSTON Sept. 2I-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow OF the wool market
The heavy sales are the direct result of the i'm
prpvement abroad. The London sales show an ad-
vance Of from 10 to 20 per cent. There has been
no advance in the price Of domestic woods. Ter
rttory delaine now sells AT 3Ic. a cent better than
a year ago. &c less than in August, 1894, and
from &c to &c less than in March. 1898, Ameri-
can wooden mills are still complaining Of lack of
orders. The sales Il the week are $50, 900 lbs.
domestic and 2,72l. $50 lbs. foreign, against 2,520,
700 lbs. domestic and 1,iSI, 900 lbs. foreign last
week and 2 S25, 800 lbs. domestic and 1885. 900 lbs.
foreign for the same week last year. The sales
to date show an increase OF ., i23. $50 lbs. domestic
and 7.S47. 900 lbs. foreign from the sales to the
same date in 1894. The receipts to date show a
decrease Of IL, $50 bales domestic and an increase
Of pig, 6l0 bales foreign.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Further Contraction of the Volume
of SncCnInIiNe T"rnnsuctinns

W.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-There was a further
contraction of the volume OF speculative trans
actions today, but the professional character of
the market was as clearly marked as heretofore.
Apprehcnsions OF farther large gold exports in
the near future was the chief influence in the
trading and had an unsettling effect upon the
speculative mind. Rumors were current of the
probable shipment to Germany Of So. 900, 900 to
S5,o0o,0OO Of gold next week, but the commercial
gold movement to that country refused to con-
firm or deny the reports. There is good cir
cumstantial evidence. however, that at least one
more fairly large shipment win be made to Ham
burg. Money is relatively higher in Germany
debit 20 Great Britain on various accounts en-
ables London to transfer the burden OF the gold
demand Tor currency at United States interior
points reflects a freer movement OF grain and
more distinctly evidenced in the exchange mar
1 Rsti ~ dhH PFine e9 t9Pis OF Interest today on the
G u me Sntnraei1e coal trSde. Il is now stated
trials that prices NJ buffalo and other distrib-
utlns points would advance on Monday next %
between that port and Chicago and an equal dis
%tribution Of anthracite.
but lacked official confirmation. Railroad re-
Of the Reading. We're unIgSTm in " shSWIngp 'I ia.
orcases in gross and net earnings. The market
on reports OF probable further conferences bee,,
tween the two factions, and Reading. for reasons
dealings and scored advances Of Y and / per
cent respectively. The more important advances
In the other shares were in Canadian Pacific ~
per cent and tobacco and I.~ackawAana l per
cent, The market soon developed a strong droop-
ing tendency, Chicago Gas and Tobacco losing
Ia per cent, Sugar y per cent and DistiilinE /
per cent. The ~graHyers were also depressed, but
only 20 a fractional extent.
Al the end OF the nrst hour the selling pres
surs was ahated and in tho subsequent dealings
rallies occurred extending 10 y per cent In
sugar. Tobacco, ahd Chicago Gas IA per cent,
Rock Island per cent and 4 per cent In
Reading and pistlling. The moysment from
midday up TO the close was apathetlo In the eK-
IRENE. The close was firm, and as a result OF
the transactions Reading. Dlstin,ng and Can
adam Pacific recorded net gains Of a per csat
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
Coffee Market.

NEw r Sept. 27.-COFFEE-Options
opened steady, with prices from unchanged TO 5
points higher; trading local and market fea-
tureless, hence slight advance; foreign news in
different; closed at SOLO points net advance;
september, SIS, 25; december Sl4. 7Onl4.S 80. Spot,
Rio. dun; No. L. $l6S7ia. Mild quiet; sales. 100
bags Maracaibo and 100 bags Central American.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday,
s,922 bags; New York stock. PSI. 3G3 bags: United
States stock, 3Sl,s97 bags; aaoat for the United
states, 277.OOO bags; total visible for the United
States, G0s,S97 bags, against 4S9,5s bags last
year.
SANTOS, Sept. 27.-Firm; good average Santos,
SlI. 40; receipts, 1900 bags; stock, 3l6.O 900 bags.
HAMBURG, Sept. 27.-Quiet at y pfg decline.
sales, 5000 bags.
HAVIiE. Sept. 27.-Opened barely steady at
LdAf decline; at noon. lf decline; at 3 p, m,
steady, unchanged to AZ decline; closed steady at
Af net advance to lsf net decline.
RIO, sept. 2.-Steady; No. Rio, t14. 10: ex-
the United States. 5000 bags; cleared for Eu-
rope, 5000 bags; stock, los. 900 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
LiyerDOOl Markets.,

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2I-WHEAT-spot, firm
demand moderate; No. 2 red, winter, As ia No.
itoba, 5s; No, l California. IS I'D. Futures
opened quiet but steady. with near positions
A@llAd higher and distant positions hnAd
higher; business heaviest on middle positions;
5s I'D; December. IS sd; January, 5s I'D; Feb
ruary. IS %.
CORN-Spot. firm; American mixed, new. IS
CID. Futures opened quiet but steady, with near
with January and February I'd higher and other
months unchanged from last nights closing
prices; business heaviest on early positions; Sep
tember IS Cd; october, 3s AID; November, 3s sd:
December. IS SID; January. 3s 3Ad; February,
IS 41Ad.
FLOUR-Firm; fair demand; freely supplied ;
st. Louis fancy winter, 6s I'd.
PRONlSlONS-liacon. quiet but steady: de-
clear, light. Ss to 45 lbs, 35s; long clear, heavy,
IS lbs, 3is; short clear backs. light. IS lbs,
3s Cd: short clear middles. heavy, 55 lbs, 30s
clear bellies, u to 16 lbs, SSs Cd; shoulders,
to l6 lbs. 44s: Tallow; fine North American,
mess, SIS Sd. Pork, prime mess. fine western.
SIS I'd; prime mess, medium. Sos Sd. Lard, quiet
CHEESE-Steady: demand moderate; finest
American. white new, SIS; finest American.
colored new, SIS Cd.
BuTTERmFinest United States. 7Os; good. Dos.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2Os Cd.
COTTON SEED oII~Llverpool refined. lis cd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7hd.
BEEF-Forequarters, $50;
BLEACHING PowDER-Hardwood. +. o. b.
Liverpool, 81.
HoPS-At London Pacific COAST. Fl 15s.
The receipts of wheat during the past three
tails American. The receipts of American corn
during the past three days were $50. 500 centals.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses
SHIPMENTS.

CAIlLE-It was a rocky day for the
sellers of cattle. There was a good COW
market and that was about all.
The offerings of cattle were light. only
sixty-siX fresh loads of all kinds being re-
ported in the yards, as against 1876 loads
Yesterday and los on Friday of last week.
1t was the lightest run Of cattle since Sat
urday of last week.
There was one string OF good western
steers here and some commonish beef cat
tie but no good native steers. The market on
beer steers was very slow. The buyers did
not appear to want many cattle and they
we're In no hurry. Thu poorer cattle sold
nrSt, one string going to the hackers at "a.
II was a drag from start to finish and fully
lOC lower In most cases.
Inc COW market was the one bright spot
IN the trade. All the BUYERS wanted cows
and heifers and the market was active at
ABOUT stready prices. As there were only
about twenty-five loads on sale, the trade
was soon over, everything being sold.
me stocker and feeder trade was consid-
erably demoraliZed. There have been very
few country buyers in any time this week
anu when the market opened this morning
mere was not a single outside buyer in
Slght yard operators were all pretty well
loaded up with cattle, in addition TO the
fresh receipts, and with no outside demand
10 speak of and with the week drawing to a
close the conditions Were all favorable for a
break in prices.
The tendency of the market has been
downward all the week, but today prices
went OH all OF 1Oc to 15c. Besides being
ioWer II was very duh and statesmen found
II nara work to move their holdings.
Inc market on stockers and feeders is
IuIly Zoe lower than a week ago and IL
would look as If now was the time for mar
I,es wanting cattle to put in an appearance.
Representative sales:
BEEF CATTLE.
No, AX. Pr. No A.. ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-FLOUR-Htgher, with a
better demand; patents, $3.l503. rs; extra fancy,
y. gDIS.Oo; fancy, 81. 80; choice, 81. 5042. 90.
WHEAT-Opened fractionally higher, but a re-
lapse followed shortly on active and heavy sell.
ing by longs; later cables were higher and there
was n strong rally on sales here of 10. 900 bu. of
spot wheat to millers, the close being strong and
higher than yesterday; No. 2. cash, 6l&c; Sep
tember. 604c; December, 62Aa629sc; May. G6Ac.
and the market remained quiet all day. but the
close showed strength for spot. while futures
were lower; No. 2 mixed. cash, 27&c; September.
May, 26Hc bid.
O~ATS-Quiet and rather easier for futures;
spot steady; No. 2, cash, 1Sc bid; September,
lSAc; December, 19Ac bid; May, 2l4sc bid.
RYE-Dull; No. 2 worth 2SI2c in elevator. but
none offered or bid.
CORN AL 6O6i .65.
BRAN-Lower at 54c, east track, sacked.
FLAX SEED-Lower at 92c.
HAY-TimOthy very quiet and apparently
stronger, which is tending upward under very
light offerings; heavy receipts of low grades,
with slow demand.
BUTTER-separator creamery, Bq2oc; fancy
Elgin. 23lRH24c.
~EGGS-Steady at 14c.
WHISKY -Steady at $l.22.
at 81. 10 sellers.
SUPERINTENDENT at $40.
Professionalism, higher; standard mess.
jobbing, 80. Lard, prime steam. sj.75; choice.
s5.S5. Bacon, boxed shoulders, Sc; longs, Sc. q
ribs. IS. 37h: shorts, $3.50.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 5000 bbls.; wheat, 49.O 900
bu. corn. 1000 bu. oats, $1,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 1000 bbls.; wheat, $50
bu. corn, 1000 bu.: oats, 2l,OOo bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
Notes.

BOSTON. Sept. 27.-Clearings. $l3, 37i, 92S; bal
ances, Sl,s13, 102.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2Z-Clearings, 81 ,Sss, 1SS:
balances, 1894. $50.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-Clearings, 81. 3sS,
Ola; balances, Sl,S3SG2i.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. gZ-Clearings, 81, 5G2, 54l; bal
ances, &il,5i3. Money, SAT- per cent. New York
exchange, Sl.25 discount bid,
NEW YORK, Sept. 2,-Clearings, s3. $40. $50;
balances. 81. i3s, $50, w. H.. Crossman q BRO,
have withdrawn from the subtreasury the 81, 500.
600 In gold engaged by them for shipment to
Hamburg, Germany. tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2L-Clearings. sl3. $50. 900.
Money, on sharp call. with approved local col
lateral easy at 4 per cent; other call loans
Sg5a per cent, and time money. 5a5ls per cent.
New York exchange, 5nc discount. bankers
london sterlIng. M.ssA "a sla.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28

the mills are well sold ahead from old sales.
Printing cloths very firm at 3Ac for 64-squares.
and few sellers OF snalr quantities.
MANCHESTER Sept. N--Cloths and yarns
strong, but not very active.
FALL RIVER, Aiass., Sept. 27.-Print cloths
steady at 3lkc less / per cent; no sales be-
cause OF the advance Ia cotton.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28

wheat for higher prices. This refers 10
spring wheat territory tributary TO Minne-
apolis and to the wheat country In Ore
Eon.
Wheat exports from both coasts OF tho
United States and from Montreal this week
(wheat and flour as wheat are the largest
since last March, S.1bl 600 bushels, against
2.b3S,OO bushels last week. 2,562.N bushels
In the corresponding week one year ago. and
as compared with S,lSg. Goa bushels two years
ago, and with 100000 bushels three years
aWN
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2L-MONEY ON ALL
Easy at liaU2 per cent; last loan, ~ per cent;
closed, ~ per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3Na44 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady, but dull.
with actual business in bankers bills at S4SSIe
n4.SSA for demand and at $4.S7hGi.S74 Tor
sixty days; posted rates. soy and SiSg1
4.90ia; commercial bills, Si.SGa IA 49,.
SILVER CERTIFICATES-67M67hc.
GOVERNMENT BONDSAFirm state bonds,
inactive; railroad bonds. strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28

ST. U Sept 2L-St. Louis and outside
millers today bought on the market over 100, 900
bu. OF wheat out Of the local elevator stocks.
There has not been enough Offering currently to
supply their needs. and for the elevator stocks
they paid as high as 64i5c for No. 2 red on the
east side track and the December price for No.
2 red In elevator. Holders Of orders cannot I'M
them and the news Of this caused much excite
ment and a decided advance. both in st. Louis
and Chicago markets.