2 , -SIXTEEN PAGES ,
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY ,
; irr
THE CONDITION OF TRADE ,
No Important Changes in the Local Money
Market.
COLLECTIONS IN Tile CITY RATHER SLOW.
Jobbing Triule Knlr for the Season
With KlnttcrlnK PronpoclH TOP n
Movement of Onoilu
ImrKc ;
When l-'nll Trnilo Opens.
The situation In the money market no far
AS the local banking business I * concerned
docs not show much change since n week ago.
There Is some complaint of tight money , but
it originates principally from local retail
dealers , especially from the smaller concerns
and tlioso doing a credit business.
The small firms without very extensive
credit nt the banks , that hnvo been nailing
goods on tlino , llnd It difficult either to collect
| outstanding accounts or to borrow money to
\
* ' meet their own obligations. That oxblnlns
why the failures in the city have been con
fined largely to houses doing only a modoro'o
business.
It Is generally admitted that collections In
the c'ty ' aru slow. Jobbers experience a
Kreatdeal moro trouble In this respect In the
city than in the country , whoru the collections
nro very fair.
Trade In the country Is In batter shape
than In the city and this is seen from the fact
that the complaints about poor business come
Ife from llnnsdolngaloc.il business , whllo the
P" jjiy jobbers who reach out Into a wldo .section of
F the country llnd very little fault. Just now
I TIII : joiiiuso TiiAin :
9f the city is light , but It will compare favor-
Mily with other seasons. In some Hues very
far as the actual sales are
little Is cloltii : so
roncprncd , but the Jobbers are getting things
Into shape for the fall oponiiiL' .
In hardware nolUngof interest is reported.
I'rii-iis remain about steady , and while tr.ide
now is only fair tlicro are indications thai it
will bo largo this fall. Jobbers do not ex
pect goods to move very freely for the next
two weeks or so.
In Now York it is siiid of the hardware
trndo that some few returns have boon re
ceived from traveling salesman , but only
enough to show that they are getting down
to work , without as vet any fair indication of
what the amount is likely to bo. Dealers ,
however , anticipate a fair general distribu
tion this fall. As there has been such n cau
tious method and light form of ordering for
Bomo time past , dependent tratio must of ne
cessity , it is argued , bo short of supplies.
Local stocks are ijuite ready to moot any or
dinary call that may bo made upon them ,
nnd probably at former cost , but it Is very
will
doubtful if calculations upon concessions
bo realized for any leading staple. Nails re
main much the same. A certain fair trade
demand prevails all the while , but there is
no hurry , sn.ip or vigor to the inovotnont.and
buyers'retain most of the advantage. It Is
however , doubtful If the current rate , would
bo much shaded even on long lines of stock ,
should such bo called for.
Of Omaha's grocery Jobbing trade about
the same can bo said as a week ago. There
has been no particular change in the market
on sugar or coffee , in fact , all grocery staples
have been very steady. Omaha Jobbers nro
DOW bald to bo scliinc suuar at I
cent profit and nro almost as
per
low on colToo. Omaha is one of the lowest
points on the Missouri river in grocery sta
ples. Trade in this line showed a little Im
provement during the past six days , and sev
eral opening stocks wore sold. The new
packs of fruits and vegetables nro coming in
nnd grocery stocks are getting heavy.
At Now York it is noted that the ; present
condition of the general market for bulk lots
of groceries is somewhat variable , business
not settling down into regular uniform channels
certain amount of dissatisfaction
nels , and of course a
satisfaction Is from time to time expressed.
Some coed deals are under way. liow-
very goou
that after the opening
cvcr , nnd it is calculated
ing of the month tlio expansion of orders in
dicating a rise of tho.tido of fall trade , will
bo felt in a very marked deirrco. A little
moro speculative feeling inlcht add some
sm.p to affairs of a fairly beneficial character ,
yet after all a conservative view suggests
that the methodical hand-to-mouth system is
unquestionably the sound one , and materially
lessens the danger of llnanelal distress and
complications. The general run of supplies
nnd assortments In first hancis arc now fairly
adopted to all ordinary wants , nnd while
owners are expecting all the return the mar
ket naturally affords , ! hey meet demands with
reasonable ! promptness.
The Bulletin says of the Now York coffee
market that there nro not a few operators
waiting with a great dca\of apparent conll-
ijcnco for a break In the market for Urazlls ,
believing evidently that the consuming do-
irmml has demonstrated Its ability to stand
off , and will not bo coerced Into Investment
except upon the force of moro Imperative
necessity ; and furthermore that there is a
sufficient indication of weakness at primal
points to admit ol a bearish feeling. But
this does not got around the fact that for im
mediate use the supply is both small and illy
assorted , and that holders who control any
thing of n really attractive character possess
advantages they are enabled to make good
use of every tlino buyers want an invoice.
The conditions prevailing in the dry goods
Jobbing trade of Omaha are pr.ictlcally un
changed. The movement of good Is neces
sarily small at this season of the year uni ) the
most that Jobbers can do is to lav In a now-
stock of goods and wait for the revival of
trade , when the orders for fall commence to
arrive.
The Now York market on dry goods during
the past week has been quiet so far as opera
tions dependent upon visiting buyers wcro
, concerned , but orders by mail and wire wcro
probably quite up to recent averages. There
has been little doing iu seasonable goods , and
the demand for fall styles in prints , wash
fabrics nnd dress goods has ruled iuicl. | In
ginghams and dress goods for fall trade the
situation Is fairly well defined , and in both
agents are well under order , with prices firm.
In fall prints prospects are not quite so clear.
So far as the season has progressed the west
mill northwest until ] has boon good , but the
dciuaud from the south has proved as pool
for dark styles as It did for light during tin
noason lately closed. Agents look forward tc
an increased supplementary trade with oihei
sections making some amends for southern do
llcioncics , and hope for un linprovemonulatoi
on In thu south Itbolf. In the meantime free
tdilpmunts nro progressing on account of orders
dors already recorded , nnd prices are uu
changed.
The No'.v York Dry Goods Kconomlstsays
Standing upon the threshold of the aulutui
aeasoti , the point of view U well chosen from
-which to nurt'uy the past and the future. The
results of the spring business to manufacturers
ors and Jobbers havu not realized expeuta
lions , liy jobbers a large porcenlitgo of llu
spring's supplies weru laid out and complctue
by forwardlngs before the straining effects
of the lluanchilauto of last autumn became
apparent. Very happily for the tuxtllo inter-
e.st at largo tliu wrecking of fortunes line ;
reputations was conduce ! to banks , banker :
and thu ver.v few dry goods con ,
corns whose Illegitimate ) transaction ;
absorbed their attention nnd capital ,
In thu face of a very stringent mone
market , which would naturally have n ro
blrlcllvu operation upon consumers , It Is ex
ceedingly gratifying to know that incrchauu
have been agreeably disappointed In sales ,
And If the net prollti for the past season
wcro not as largo as hoped for ttiu leases
were very much less than appeared Imminent
nt Now Year's. Such results are being In
ereasliiBly reflected in u inoro cheerful \lo\v
of thu situation , whllo confidence is slowl )
but surely strenglhencd by the liquidation In
progress. Conticlcnco Is Iho electrical cur
rent that arouse * all the activities of train
nnd lluaueo , though for some Uinu ll has beet
deadened. The weallh of Ihu coutitrv , how
over. U too enormous to lie dormant for 11113
length of limn. Already il seems lo bouwaic
onlng to a realization of thu golden harvest ;
that await these who nro foremost. In improv
Ing the opportunity. Thu most importuni
Item lu thu situation is the abundant yield o
cereals thai ndorn so many millions of acre :
lu tlio mliullu and western status , nnd tluec )
cotton boll thai whiten .0,000,1)00 ) of acres It
the southern state. , lloro Is ncallh for the
farmers , laborers , transportation companies
mills , manufacturers ami merchants. Witt
luch nn accumulation of favorable evidence
the outlook for ttio autumn trade never wa :
iSL bolter and ha seldom been equaled.
TUB 1'llOHUCli UAIlKLTa
of Omaha have not developed many oh an go i
during the pant six Uayt , Tlio moit notice-
blo change has been In the case of poultry
which has been very weak owing M the
largo supply. Some of the best spring cluck-
an * have had to sell at W.OO and good ones
nt M.OOa-.DO. Old fowls have sold nt t.1.00 < a
8.50.
8.50.Tho somewhat during
firmed
The CKK market up
ing llio wcolt , sales being , reported nt 1-K15
inc. The receipts have not boon heavy nnd
ino market has taken all arrivals readily.
Utittcr has sold nt steady prices , n very
largo proportion of the sales being made at
Skc.
Skc.The hay market hts been suffering from
lee largo i ocelots of poor quality.
Fruits of nil Kinds have been romlnp In
freely during the past week , nnd sales hnvo
been quite large.
.sourn o.H.tii.i . .iMfr.s. .
OMAHA , Aug. I.
CATTLK oni.lnl receipts of entile In5. :
as compared with > r.O ye tetclav. and IIKS
Saturday of last wiM'k. Tlio murkct wn <
steady on good graduiof beeves , slow and
, nntlvo and firm cm
gradrs
common
weeK on
good grades of biitcliur stock anil slow nnd
and unchanged
wuak on other grade' , and slow
changed on fci-ilc-rs. The receipts of cuttle
during thn week WITU H.4'VI , as comuarod with
KI.IO'i the wi'clt prior.
llCHH-Oniclal rcM'cllits of hogs S.-,0 , as
comp.crud - with'.1,1. ; ) yeslcrdny and 4.115 f-ntnr-
and
woeU. Tlio miiruot wasuctlvo
day of last
the beat
ho , steady on
s
lirni on the bc-st llirht
llaht ,
lower on com-non
and ftijlth1
boas
heavy
infxi'd. The range of the prices
and
hcavv was f5.-irt41.4V l.l''ht. $ .V-'va5.4ri : heavy.
pilil - 5.-ivrc . : i.V The avcragu of
i.vr > ft5.ni mlxi'd. * > with
& 5M : as coniuarpcl
was
- ' paid
the prli-i's
' . ' Sal unlay of last
J.-.3I yostcrday and Ki'JC.'i
ttook. Tlmruuelplsof lur-s diiriii'I'ist ween
. thu week
compared with S.VKII
wc'ru 1" . 100as
prior.
SiiKKP Olllclal rc'colpts of sheep 4ifl , as
compari'd with 107ycstnr.lay and I.WVJ i-iilur-
cluy of last wuuk , 'I'lio mnrUc't was active and
llrm. Natives , ta7.Vft5.ni : wc-storns. fi.MUKM.
'Jood tMto 70 Ib lambs. i,7.V | 'i.on. ' The recoliits
of slu'rj ) last wenk weru 4'JOI as compared
with . , ilj | the week prior.
S ook i.oc ( > lHM. |
Oniclal Today. Olllclal Yc-storday.
lload Pars Head t'arn
Cattle M l.i(5 : ( Cattio : t < i NiO
Hogs M ) : i.-7tl llo s ; ti s.j-ii
i-lieup S 4il ( Sheep I 107
llnrscs ft 100
Illulicst and LtiwciHt Salon of
Today. Yesterday
"
Hlglit ! t tl.45 Highest . . $5.40
Lowest : f5..0 Lowest S.V-5
Average of the price's paid yesterday , fJ.UI.
Average of thu prices paid today , M.l.
I'l-cvnllliiK I'rlcjoscMi Onttlc.
The f < illo'.vlii5U a ta'jle of prices paid on
thlBinarUot for t'.u gra-lo of stojlt mantlnnuil :
I'ancv steers. KtV ) to llVU Ihs J5.30 5J5.S5
5.-5 cjW.liO
I'rlmostcors , liVl to 1175 His -
Uood steers , 11M ) to llfil 1IS 4.50 J15.IO
Ilutehers'steers , lOVJto ItlHlbs.LOU ( iM.UO
I'ulrsteers , Ii00toll5) ) ll s : i.i W.l.lVi
' -.75 fM.lK )
L'ommon steers , SJJ to 1'JJO Ibs - '
Kalr to-ood COWH ! . ' ! > Si'Ji'iO
Rood to - cholcoeows i.i"i W4.25
1.00 ® 5,00
to funcy cows
Choice
. -.0 > C7.5.00
llolfer.s S.0 ( ! ' . : . >
rcedei.s Yearlings -'JO tl.n5
StocUurs 1.25 Sl'-.M
' LOI f'fr..OO
C'annurs Hulls 1.75 ifftl.dO
1.75 ( Tnl.lil
.
O.xon ' 1.50 ll.,0
. -
-'lairs
Calves I.K ) ( . 05.51
" .50 < SVt' >
Wi'slorn corn fed stcerd
Western stuera : . 1.50 © I.80
' " 1.00 4,3.85
turn cows
MluIicHt nnd Ij.iwc t SuI"H of lln i.
sho.vs the
The followliig con loused table
highest and lowest stilo-t and highest and low-
cstavoiifieof tlio s'llo-t of hii-s an I tlu dutus
at this markut In o.ich mouth during the
months stated :
of I'rlons of Slioop.
The following table show * thu prices paid
forsheop :
I'rlme fat sheep ; . . . . $ ! 01 6" 00
3 M < iS4 25
'lood fat Eheot )
25 < % ' ) 50
.
slice. )
( 'ommon to medium ) -
5 00
2 no < r
Good Westerns CO to 70 Ib. lambs 4 75 W OJ
Ilccc > i | > tH anil SlilimcittH.
Phowlni ! the olllclal receipts and shipments
of unttlei ho s and sheep on the dates Indi
cated :
Sllll'MCNTS
HiuiolptH nnd riHiotitioii of Stouk.
Olllclal receipts and disposition of slock as
shown by the books of thu Union stockyards
hours undniK at
companv for the twenty-four
-o'clock , p. m. , Auu-nst'l , IS.it :
UKCKU'TS.
DISPOSITION.
of I'rious I'aiil for Ho1- ) .
The following ublu shows thu r.uno of
thu prlco * paid for lion on tliu ciays inell-
\\i-dnessday.Julyl 4
rhuradav , July _ 4
Friday. July a. . . . t
H tturday , July 4.
Memelay , July O.u 4
Tui'uday , July 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
WcdnuMlay. July 8.
Thursday , July o. . .
Krlday , July 10
Naturduy. July U.
' July 17 4 0)
t-'rlday.
Piuurdny. July 18 6W
Muniluy. July 30 t > M
f 1'
Tuesday. July 81 >
Wednesday , July 23 ft 25
Thursday , July -a S :
Friday. July 31 600
t lit
Saturday. July35 >
Mond'iy. July 37 r > 10
Tni-Mlay.Jnly'JS f > 10
Wcelne-Rciny. July 211 4 no
Thursday. July M 5 10
1'rliluy. July III ! i 2
1 6 20
Saturday. August
ItcccltttHiiirt IllNposltlon for tlio Week
Official receipts and disposition at stock as
shown by tlio books of thu Union lo.kyiiriM
company for tlio week muling at 5 o clock
p. -alurday , August 1. I sol.
HECKllTS ,
DISPOSITION.
Itcprt-HontiUlvc Stilus.
STILUS.
July Mntcmciit.
ShowfiiR the olllelal receipts and shlpmonts
of Hvo stock durliiK the month ondlm ; .Inly
.11,181)1 ) , , ind the number of head consumed
at feonth Omaha :
sj.o
= gS..F.B ptOH
gggg ! = ii - . _ . _ 5
o 2 S' 6 v
' ' K J tl.- >
iSSS
' S41I.T
.
31. IIXTiKi
.
pu.iH
CAIiS. TOTAL
8 * Is
It *
. .
* r/t
a s. * * *
& SCT rp : r-elr
S a5 r- " " : i = | " ?
r 1 i PJJ i ! ff ! f
H U
g I s- .
' 5
lSB
: il !
a- . = " . ) MI'LES. UOUSE
n'S
St. I < emlH Iilvo Stook Market.
ST. Louta. Mo , A us. L rArrt.B Koeulpts ,
4.000 ; shipments , ' . ,5)0 ; market demorail/ed ;
fair to eholco natlvu steers , i.r : < 43.75 ; Tux-
aus and Indians. { . ' . . ' ' 'lU'l.M.
Ho'.lH Kecu'pls. ' 1.3ii ; KhlnmnntH , a,30a ;
market slow ; heavy. t5. : > OUi ItAI ; mixed ,
l3.004i5.5Ji llBht. $ V OftVM.
Hank
The bnuk clearings for the past week were
as follows :
Monday . ! 077fi.'I7.BO
Tuesday . t-m.-WLio
Wednesday . KIS.2t.Mi7
Thursday . uit.iius.'u
I'rlday . WJ. HO. , |
Saturday . a' 4.i-2.oi : :
Total
A decrease of 12.7 per c < nit from the corresponding
spending wo.k of last year.
DoWiU'sI.Utlo Early Uisers ; only pill to
curo&luk heauacho ami ru uiaio ihu biols
In iil < * utlv'H.
Detective Dennett of the metropolitan
police force , has resigned to accept a position
under Captain Simpson In Itie quarter-
muscr's otlfco in the dopurtmcut of the
Platlo. Olllcer J. C. Yizzanl has been np-
pointed to succeed liennett as a "lly cop , "
and entered upon tils now dulles yesterday.
For Schlltz beer apply to It. U. Grotto.
1020 Furuarn.
tV'.g
Talk of Gront Oeroal Of'pys Causes Much
Bear Excitement.
OPERATORS INCLINED TO " GO VERY SLOW.
1 Vi
Corn AVns a Dull iv > 4\.l > ent Until the
Clone , Wlioti Ilt-pypHol' lliul
Wcntlier
a Itlsc.
rtttCAnn. Aup. 1. Talk of creat cropi of
ecicus tin the floor Uday caused Million
luxuriant growth to the local hear crowd , but
when pi-Ices had declined under thu weight of
' It wan
thu conjectured year's production
found that It was not all for sale. In fact not
as much of It as wauled toward the cloio
and this latter nlmsu of thu eleil was thu pre
vailing featiiru of the last half hour.
session hero and holiday m I.'ver-
A short
pool proillsposed llio speculators to go slow.
Trading wns very In.lit , but there was a nerv
ous , unsettled feollir-which kept thu crowd
close to the trading pits wlnlu thu seas on
lasted. Tlio market for wheat started appar
ently firm , but weak as shown by an Immedl-
ate tumble In December from S9Sc. the opcn-
Tlio ii.arKot for wheat opened llrm If Judiro 1
by the price paid for a few lots In December
wheat at thu Instantof starting , and It was
leally very weak , as shown by an Immcdlatn
sustained the lo s
Having
tomblo to M > V
ottered tlio traders hucaine shaky of each
and sellers 1'ucamu scarcu
cither , both buyers
and tliu prlcu almost st ttonary for a long
Paris
time. The private dispatches from
weakness and a doellnn tnoru
reported . December
In proved weather.
owliia to
llnally leached > 0'jc. but later lu thu
thu news began to comu In more
day
favorable for fi lends of wheat. New York
wi-s said to havu taken l'i I boat loads yester
day and to have clean-d .S5.IKVJ bushels today ,
I hough -fio.'iOO bushels bad not yet been posted ,
and
llaltlmore cleared 350,0 0 husliolsof wheat
S.O.H ) sacks of Hour , and llr.idstreet's reported
thuclearinirs from both co.ista fortho week at
! l.lil4.'lK ' ) lU hois. On this sort of ton'c ' the
. . December going mi
market braced up some1. "U\VIMIJUI K.ftiiP "I
Ilia lllIII ill 11U ll |
! ie toMI'iC , but soon had a relapse- and ' soli
baek to Hn c , reacted H < ' and at I'Jei'cIocl
was Ml'iP , air- ' lust Miye at the eioio yesterday
I'orn was about asdull as wheat and iUlt |
steady until near the close- , when It sold mi 1
on bad weather In the west. The looM re
celpts wcro about SO cars less than ONpecteO
but with wheat weak and ( he weather In th
Interior moru favorahlu and a dull narrcn
trade. Hie market was Inclined to wc'iknev
The trad Ing was seat I cred and without any HIK
ulflcaiico. The bl- receiving houses woie tin
best se'llurs. Near the close , however th
marUet made a rally nf nearly Ic. Suptumbe
opene-il at ( ' © ' , , sold to .Vp.e , then oir t
MIV. re.ictcd to.VUo and at the close wa
about ri7'Bc.
Oats oulctepleinbcr roe to "icoverAu
The receipts were about 50 carder
gust. local
from 37U
. AU-nsf-oM
unde tlio estimates. -
' 37' . . September
about e.
to 37 Vu and at 13 o'clock was
tember "old from 37-V to 27 Vn and at th
close \vas37'c. May sold atJIKii'llUc.
excessively dull am
products were
Hog
lower. The receipts of live hei-s wore il.OU
head below tliu estimate , but thu prices wer
uiiehaiifed. ,
The wo'iknessln wheat and the dullness I
trade , however , made a weak market. Soi |
tumber.liorU . sold from J11.45 to (11.4 ' , then ute
' $11.4 :
to ifl'.47'i. cased oil' and closed at about
cuptumhur 'arel was dull at $ G.d7'i'iiUi.70. ' and a
13 o'clock $ ( l.(17i ( ! was bid. fciitemher ribs sol
from $ l.W'iff ! ' , I.UO and e.oseel at $ 1B'4. '
Kstlmnted receipts tor-Monday : wheat , K
cars ; corn , P-0 cars ; oats : ire cars ; ho s , IB.OC
head.
The lead'.ng fututcs ranced as follows :
Cash quotations weroas follows :
KWIUII Qnlot uml steady ; winter. S2.751.CO ;
sirlnB , 3.K rftyifl : rye. * ' .754.Mi.
WIIKAT No. 2 surinu wheat , b7Ui7c ! ; ; No. 2
red. 8Sc.
Cons No. 2 , ( Pc.
OATS No. n , 27UONo , 2 white. 28a2Bc ; No.
3 white. 2S3.'c.
HVE New No. 2. 73' c.
ItAitiiRr No. 2. nominal.
I'l.AXSKEII No. 1. fl.u _ ' , { .
TIMOTHY SEini-rrlmc. Jl.aj ® ! . " .
1'oiiK Mess nork , pcr"linrrel.Jll.S74. ! Lard ,
per ewt. . H.CiO ® ' ! . ! ' / ; short ribs sides ( loose ) .
) . J5.TO
boxed
sattod shoulders (
.
Jil.8r@fi.HO ; dry
< 8VK ) ; short c'oar sides ( boxed ) . $7.57.35.
WMnsKRY Dlstlllcrx' flu shed Roods , portal. ,
So'ciAits Cut loaf , 5S5o ? ; granulated , 4'/4c ;
standard A , 4ie.
Kcceluts and shipments today wcro as fol
lows :
On the produce exchange today the butter
miirkot was firmer ; creamery , 10417c ! ; dairy.
I'.dCl.'ic. KB S. llrmor. I4@lfic.
Nc-w Vork "Markets.
Nr.w YOIIK , Aug. 1. KLOUU llece.lpts ,
15,201 packiiKcs ; e.\irlt- ] , 710 bario'.s , 4.70.1
sacks : market dull and Irregular ; sales , 17,200
barrels.
CollN MlUfr-Qillct ; yellow , $ 'l.25(33f.r ( .
WIIKAT Hcotjlpls , 270,501 bushels : experts ,
20.00 ibushuls ; sales , 1.077,000 bushels of f unites ;
7l7iiiO ( bushels of spot. Spot market opened
weak , but closed steady and fairto acllvo ; No.
2 red , O7'il8c ! In oluvator ; IXXKU'.l'iO ' afloat ;
liMitl.OU f. < i. b. : No 1 northern to arrive ,
9 .DUALIOU ; No. 1 hard to arrive. * l.llI.HVi ;
No. 2 ChluiiRU , JI.IW. Options dull , Ji ( Sl/4o
lower. tclosliiR steady. No. 2 red , Auuust , 7
a-llii8 75.o , elosliic'at iffUo ; Suptembcr , ! l7'i < t6
! )7'/ie. oloslnir at U7ic ! : October. 077 c , closing
atl)7'ic / ) ; Novemljor. WKaWic. closhiK at line ;
Ilecomber. IHliicO.fl.oO'i. ' closlne at IH'BC ) :
January. il.OI'i. closing , * 1.01a ! ; .May , tl.04B ®
l.OtJ. , efosln attl.04B.
Hvti Quiet , firm ; western , September de
livery. 7iH4e. : ) !
COIIN Itoculpts.Sl.liSbushels ; experts 4,4(0 ,
bushels ; salea. W.iOO bushels of future- , :
TO.WrO bushels of spot. Spot market opened
easier , cloiliiK Ktroner ) : moderately autive ;
No. 2. 7071e In elevator : 71713.o alloat ;
ll. liriT/.TII-in C1\I Illnt. very null !
uiiKradcil mixed ) , itnui i'/to. upturns ,
> ie up , elosuiK firm : August. < i74C. ulosliiR
Ii7a c ; Septemher , (1 ( ftlViUe , closing B-V o ; Oc
tober , KI' ' , If ( VlSe. eloslnn H3io ; Dc'cumbur , 554 !
S5.VJO. closln. . .V > Hc.
OAIH Heiolpts. 31,000 bushels : exports , 021
ht'Miols ; sales. 40,000 bushels of futiucs and
RI.IKKJ bushels of spot. Spot market dull , lower ;
options dull , weak ; Aiiuust , XVQfWiti , eloslns
ut a'k" Septemlier , 3'J'HftcJle : ! , elosliiK ! Lt3'"ou :
spot , No. 2 , white , 41iil'-'c ( : mixed western. 31
K4Cc ; white western , 40ft5''c ; No/'ChleiiKn. 3 c.
llAV Quiet , steady ; shlppln'i | JO.004tfiS.rH ) ;
Bood to eholce , J7.51ttW.Oa
Hops Weak. ( in et ; stallooinmon tocholco ,
l.'c ; I'aclfle coast , Ipft20e.
BK Options steady and unohaiiKcd to
M points up : sales Ii'.t'O ) baKs , Inuludlni ; :
Aiicust. * 1IL50 ; Soptombur , * l5.55'ii l5.)0j (
Oeloher , $14,55 : Doeeiijlier. * | .i.55l .CO ; Jan
uary. il3.3ii ; spot Kin. nulet , easier ; falrear-
_ oes. ( He ; No. 7 , l-S < iil78jci.
StTOAii I'lrm , better demand : fair rcflnlnc.
li'.o : centrlfiiKals , W let ( at35-ll > u ; ruflnud ,
quiet and unchaiiKOd ,
MOLASSR < Firm , nouiliial ; Now Orleans ,
ciulut. llrm ; eon.mon tcvfancy , Si/itiVia.
KICE Quiet. lli"ii : ilumonlu fair to > xtra ,
5iQi7e ! ; Japan , 5l'ff.5lov '
I'lrrnoi.f.UJi Qnlot , ijtuudy unlled olosod at
Ti''o for September crnilu In barrels 1'arkers
ire : In l.ulk. Kl.45 ; refined Northwestern ,
H7i@ll.S5 ; I'hlladolphliinnd llaltlmore. J0.ti.va
li.H ; In bulk. * l. : KRi4.iV- : ' ' .
I'OTTON siiKiioii Sto-idy , ciulut ; crude olfer-
ln _ . 25U2Hoj vellow offurhnr. ttVS'ffio ,
TAI.I.OW Quiet. llra\.ilty. } ; 4 15-lOe : rosin
dull , woik .trained eommon to good , il.U5
O1.40.
TUIIPKSTINK Dull , rlisy ; ini Ule.
Kfltls Quiet , steady ; 'we tuin , K'/io ; receipts ,
2.3DU packages.
I'OIIK Qnlot. steady ; old mess , $ II.25ai2.25 ;
now moss , tI2.75Bl..25i ' e\tra prime , iil.OCGJ
1 1.50.
CUT MKATH Qnlot. unohanKe I : pleUlcd bel-
llos. 7ie : pluk ed shoulders , UU < u , < l'io ' ; plokled
hams. IKTi.lUH * .
MIDDLES Quiet and firmer ; short clear ,
September. fl.U7i. !
UAIIII Quiet , iiciinlnal ; western steam.
M > 7i ; out'ons sales niinut An 'list , closed at
f .HI : SepliMiiluir eloed atMWi Oetobcr closed
at t7. < ' 5 : Dooomhereloscd at t7.u7'i ; Junuary
closed at tr.ni : bid.
lii'TTKit I'airly active ; western dairy.
llUe ; western eivamery , Hljlhoj we.teru
faotorjlUMlo : KlKln , Ifo.
CIIKKSK Quiet ; parthklms , : i3n > 4c.
I'm IKON Dull ami uncb inuod.
Tolcilo Oratn Miirkot.
TOI.KUO , O. , AIIK 1. WIIKAT 1'lrmcr ; eash ,
toiiN Dull : cash , Mo.
OAT Quiet ; No. 2 , white , 34 c.
Mill icupo'la Wheat Murker.
, MIUU , , AUK , 1. WU-AT Dull.
Iteeolnto. 100 ears ! MilptnonM . ! 0car . Oloiol
No. 1 haul , .Inly , MVj | on track , Wo : No. I north
ern , .tuly , 87Jici on traek. M txioi No. 'J north
ern , July , Kkijcin traek. "Iftulo.
KIIIIHIIH City
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , An * . 1. WIISAT
Quiet , stroiu ! No. 2 hard , eash , Me : Auuust ,
7Hci No. 2 red. cash , l < Pc.
Coits-Iiowor ; No. "I cash , 5liO ! | AliRUst ,
BD'ic bid.
OATM Lower ! No. S cash , 8CC ? ! AuRiist ,
S > ie bid.
HAY Steady , unohau.cd.
rt.ot'it Very week and unehantfcd.
IttiTTKit StcKily and uneh ii-ed.
KCKIS I'll in tit 10'jo.
I'novisiciNS Steady atrl unohananl.
HKCEii'Ts Wheat , 27KJi ) corn , 1500i oatx ,
Cmo.
Hitil'MKNTS Wheat , 27COi | corn , 7,100 ; oats ,
2.OJ. : _
St. I.o-tlH Market ! ) .
ST. Lotus. Mo . Aue. 1. \ \ HKAT l.owcrj
No. ' . ' . cash , Rlijei September. SIMc.
foils-Weak ! No. 2 , eash , KlUet feptember ,
r-W.3'ic.
OAT * Lower ; No. 2 , cash , 27fo ! ; Seplciabcr.
Sll'iC.
iiiiK-tti.ri7i { .
lMHD-lfi.25.
WlltfKKV JI.17.
Mllwnnkeo Market.
MiLWAttKr.r Win. . AUR. 1. WiiiAT-TiilI ! ) :
No. 2 sprlne , oash. COUWc : September , 8lJc. !
( lon.N I.owrr ; No. ; . oa h , CO'.So. '
OATR-Stondy : No. 7 , white , eash , 30e.
I'novistiiNs-Qulol.
I'OIIK eptomlior , ! ll.45.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. O. , An. . 1. WIIRAT Strons ;
No. ' . ' red. h7ffiST > ( p.
Colts Lower ; No. 2 mixed , r.v.
OTSKaslrr ; No. .mixed , : il'iO.2'ic ,
WIIISKKV $1.17.
STOCKS . .I.VItOXItS. .
Np.\v YOIIK. AIIR. I. The stock market today
was only moderately actlvo. hut I * , displayed
a dei'ldcdly stroni : tone on the whole and enJoyed -
Joyed a substantial rally , many stocks olcHng
atllic host prices of the week. Theio was
some buy hit for forelRii account and
a dispatch was shown to continue the
covering of slnrts. To this demand
the bears opposed a further drive
at the market , but It. was dtrccti-1
at Sii'ir : In nil probablllt v to mask the rover-
lu Tin the regular list. Thu first prices wore
jienorallv from ' to ' per cent holow the
c o u of last ovonlm ; but the pressure InouKht
to bear In thoearlv tr.iclltitt kuookod SiiKar
elf 2 per rent and others In fractional
amounts. The presMiro was withdrawn before -
fore the expiration of the first hour , when
there was a disposition to discount but a
favorable bank statement nmioaiecl and
prices shot up rapidly all alom ; thu
line. Iturllir.lon rose 2 per cent frim : Its low
est II nro and the rest of the list followed
elo'.e'y. The bank statement seemed tu bo
not so favorab'o us oxiiectod , the surplus re
serve show IIIR a small decrease whllo deposits
were materially smaller than last week. The
upward movement was ch eked at this
point , but the b".st prices were well
hold and no reaction was had. There were
a few marked movoimMits union'- the Inactive
stoks. . iiinl Kviinsvlllc & Tcrro ll-iuto rlsln ,
from 1I4H to 117 per cent reacted to 114 per
cent , whllo I'orducc preferred rose from i(7'i (
to 100 per cent , an t Tennessee coal rose. 1 per
cent.
The market. closed dull but firm
at about the top figures. The final ehanjios
showed material advances In m ny
cases and Iturllimton Is up 14 percent : West
ern 1'nloii , l'i iior oont ; Atchlson. Chicago ,
Cleveland , Cincinnati & Pt. Louis. ClileiiRO
( as and Loulsvillo > Nashville , uach 1'd per
cent , and Not thwostorn , Cordage. Nortnorn
1'aollle preferred and Tennessee coal , each 1
per eont. Tlio transactions roaelied IM71
llsiod and ll.KU uiillsiod.oiily St. I'aul with
11.15' ' . reaching "iflgiires.
Uallroad bonds were vnry dull , but whllo an
Irregular temper was shown Inonoral. . the
actlvo stocks woio sirons. The final changes
however , are In manv oases declines. St.
Louis. Vandalla .t Terre Il-iute lost I'i at
ID1 ! percent. Clevuland & 1'lltsburg 7's rose
2 per rent.
ciovurument bonds have been dull and
heavy.
State bonds have boon entirely necloclod.
The following are tlio closing quotations for
thu leading stocks on the New voru stuck ox-
c'hanao today :
The total sales of stocks today were 70,331
shares , Incliidlnz : Atchlson , 5,050 ; Chicago
Financial lt < : vlv. .
NKW Yoitic , Aug. 1. The 1'ost says : If
anybody doubted that tlicro was a largo and
nnwleldiy short interest In thu market today's
movement of prices ought to have settled tlio
question. The buylii. of the inornlo : was
mostly of coverings of shorts , and as usual
ho small fry of tlio hoar trailers , see
ing Unit the loaders had alieady covorud
up a good snare of their contracts , indulged In
a hurried scramble to u-et bnuk their own
stocks and In so doing sent prices up at an un
usually lively paco. Tlio general character if
the market was similar to that of last TI.IM-
day when the boar leaders shook off thulr
comfortably numerous following.
As was usual in recunt weeks , thu statement
of Ilia bank averages are entirely ducuptlve
and Its returns of oash are probably at least
12.000,000 away from the actual facts of
the present bank holdings. It should bo ob-
< erved , however , that the How of currency
trom New York to tlio Interior has ducruasod
U ) a largo clugrouthH week , Indicating that ,
: crtalu Interior commercial centers have all
iilong been much better supplied with money
than had been supposed. Indeed , Now Voru
jxohango at St. Louis and otliei southern
lo'.nts lias been at a premium during all of
this week.
Now York Money Market.
NKW YOIIK. An _ . I. MOXKYOX CAM , F.asy ,
with no loans , closing offered at 2 per eont.
I'uiMK MKIICIANTII.K PAI-KII-S' ® ! ' ; percent.
STKKMNU KXCIIANOK--Quiet and steady ;
nt fl.Hlli for sixty-day bills and fl.KG'i fur
ilomand.
The following were the closing prices on
bonds :
rill-mi ; in. ui * ' .J uu
Lotllitlttim KtMlIp IB. , hi Northwest' cin ( il . .ir.
rc'iini'xM'o N. S.Lo..101 ill ) di-licntnri ) 'i . . . .Hr.'S
do 5s \lti \ St. L. A. 1. M. lie'n.'m. . K )
do 3 (17 St. L. A. S. r. lie-a 51. .102
[ ' .inada Southern 2il U.'i St. 1'anl cin ( iil I''J
Central 1'ai-ltle Ut . .HH5 St. 1' . , C. & I' , lulu..110
II..V U.It , lr.lt It , | T. I' . L. ( i. Tr. lie-In. . . HIH
do 4s 7fc T. 1' . It. (1. Tr. Hcti. . . 2-.W
I ) . & II. ( I. Wontleln. . 74 Union I'iiclllel t . . . .lOiW
Krlu2is | liji Wont hliuro lUU
M. K. JtT.Hi-irir.il. . . 75
UoHlon Ktoulc 'Markc-t.
llnsTON , Mass. , Aug. L Thu following wurn
thu closing prlcuion thu Iloston Htook inurket.
l-'lniiiiulnl Notr-H ,
1.-Clearings , (3,431-
llAi.TlMOiu : . Mil. Aug. -
i''I : biilunceiH. } , IIII.V > . .Money , 0 pur cent.
NKW VOIIK. Aug. I. ( Jluarlir- , flOt.7iU.li' ! ;
balances. t5C7i.a.s3. Fur the wcuk cloarmgn
(3I5.U17.4M ( ; balances , ( J7.71.710.
1108TON , Mans. , Aug. l. Clearings (15.150-
iW ! ; balanci-H. ( I.04S.10S. Monuy. 0 pur coniJ
Kxchango on Now Vork , 3uu ellhcimnt to par
l'"or the week , clearings , < tj.,75l'ij4 ; buluucu *
nok in
( IO..iP.eVXl l-or the rorrcspondlnR
ISW. clearliiR ! ! . * . . ! t.rr- : t balance * .
I'nti.Atir.l.l'illA , Aug. L t'loaruiK * . HO.I4.V-
14S ; balances , IW..IN ) . l-'or Iho wnck t'lo.ir-
Ings.ilMMut ; balances ( S.VI3.51I. Money , 4
per cent.
rtNctNsm , 0. , Aug. I. MonoV.MVljHirppnt.
New York exe-linugei. Wt dlse'ount. Cluarlmt * ,
( ' .iVI.IWi for the week , J O.TWW.Tt for Iho eor-
resiHindltu week last year , tio.lisl.tiro.
Ciiic.uio , Aug. -With the exception of
the marking up of a few enll loans cm stock
collaterals , thu events of the week developed
no special change In the current of affairs.
'I hero was tie ) relaxation In the e-onscrvatlsni
ol the hanksnnd nearly every borrower haste
to pie.vfi tier cunt. The < le'irlir. : for the week
weru'ti < .lollii : n-iUint * 77,7il,4 8 for the cor
responding period of 18' ' . 1'orelgn exeh ii-e
opened steady at $4.s7 < 4 for sixty day hills and
W.Hlij for sl''ht ' drafts. Kxehanco mi Now
York soldbeforuelcarlngsnt" cftcJe discount.
Txinclon Htcick 'Mnrkot.
f.oNiiox. Aug. L The following were the
London stock 'imitations c'oslmt at I p. m. :
I'oniol * inonoy . | i Ill-lit Krlu'.M W (
t'oinols noi-onnt. . . ' .i-Ml-lr : Illinois IVntrnl ' . " "i
. lli Mi-xlrnn eirdlimrjr. . Sl 4
tr.S.4i (
U.S. 4 s . ! ( > ( St I'nill reiu ill Hi
N. V. I" . A O. ilrts. . . ? Vmioylvnnln 6I' '
1'ncltlc .
. 4 . iU' <
llrle I8'i Mi'tlcnn tVn. now
.
HAII SII.VKII 4(1 ( t-ll'id per ounce.
Kate of discount In thu opou market for
both short and three months bills , UittlS tier
cent.
r.nnk oMCiiKliui 1 Unlllon.
fiONlios. Aug. L Amount of huUlon with
drawn from the Hank . . Kuglatid on balance
today , J-11,000.
lte-nle- .
I'AIIIS. Aug. 1. Three pur cent , rentes 05f
04u for Hie account.
Dc'iivcr .Mlii-ni ; Slotiks.
DKNVKH , Colo. Aug. L Tliuinlnlneoxelmn.n
with sales of 7.500
had a holiday appearance
shares. The following arc the closing iuiita-
tlonsun thu stock u'xchntr.'o today :
N < ; w Vurk Mlnin < ; Qitcitilt IOIIH.
Niw YOIIK. Anp. 1. The following are the
loiliiK mining stock quotations :
St. Ijouis Mining ( juotatloiiH.
ST. LcilT s. Mo. . Atljt. I The ! tradliii ; on inln-
Ina oMiliiiuuo was hplow the ) avuru.ci In
- le-ss than K > 3
wi-ro
ainouni. the ! total footiirwiro
Thu.followln' lilils wuru inaelo on call :
Aiue'rle-ien M. llre-oir. . . . . . . .
IlliiiPtal 3.40J Silver Auu k5
Ciraultu Mountain. . 2 , N ) Kll/abi-tl IU )
Lltllu Albejit Ihi Vmmi 4U {
Montrosu 85
Now V i > k I > ry OcicxN
Nr.w VOIIK. AUK. I. llnslness In dry coeds
- t'ltisliiK and the usual
was ri'.strioted b > early
Saturday halt holiday fui-liiii : . There was ,
however , moie buyln ; ; than usual on tlio last
day of the ucoli , soiui ! of the Icadlni ; houses
havlni ? very fair inorinii trade. Tliuro weru
no now dc'Vulciiiiii'Jiitt of iithur t-poelnl foaturu.
Th- market was steady un the basis of supply
and demand.
Ijlv Stock Market.
OIIICAOO. AIIR. 1. [ Special Tolotfrutii to Tin :
HKE.I Today's cattle market was a flttlnc
"winding uii" of a week that has been slioek-
InKly unprolltable tu western shippers and
iinsatlsfaetory to every one In the trade. The
wants of all elas iis of buyers appuared to
have heuu fully mot and they did
additional pur-
not care to make
eha'-os , except at their own prices.
There w.s a .liulted amount of tradlnc on a
bat-Is of } 1.2.Vff..75 for Inferior to eholco cows.
hulfuis and bulls. 41.7 ilfW 25 for mockers nml
feeders , { 3.251.I5 ' ffir common to extra chip-
pin ; ; steers , fl.4'Kt53.IO for Texas cattle and
2.5 © 1.75 for westerim. Calves wore linn at
$ -.0 1 ( 5.00.
The hew market presented much the BIIIIO
features as on yesterday mid the day before.
It lightly supplied and wai rather ciulut.
wus
but ruled linn , sales lielm ; made at $4. 75 5. (10 (
for eommoii to clioleo heavy , at if4.8.VT65.t5 for
medium wolKhts , and at J5.ll ffi5.80 for poor to
IlKhtTlieso prices are but tittle different
fancy -
ferent fiom those eurrmit at the close of last
week. Karly In the week the markut showed
a ( In , lining tendenc } ' .
The Kvunlni ; Journal reports : OATTM : Ito-
culpts. 2,505 head : shipments ' , 803 houd ,
Markut steady at yesterday's niiota-tlons ;
hooves * l.25 < lo5.1K ) ; no prlmo steurs on sain :
Tox.ins , if2.IKKrei.3fl ; ; stookers , t-.3. > ® 'l.fiO ; butch
ers' cows. $3.no < a.20. !
lions Hccelpls , 7,000 ; shlpmentR , 4,000 ; mnr-
ket steady ; finish aim eommon , $4.7o5.10 :
ml.xcd and packers. $ 'i.l5B.5.4 1 ; prime heavy
and Imtehlrs' wolKhts , $5.40iZc5.V ; pr.mo Unlit ,
$5.i55.75.
Siiur.t' lccolptsr ! > 00 head ; hhlpmcnls mine :
market steady : natlvu uwiis. tl.505.)0 : mlM-d
and wethers. Jl.75 < il5.25 ; Texans , $ l.254.00j
lambs , J3.75O5.GJ.
KIIIIHIIH C Ity Ijlvc Htouk 'Marlcct.
KAVSAH CITV , Mo. . AUK. 1. I'ATTI.K Uo-
culnts , 2 , ' > 5) ) ; shlpmuntR , l.rilo ; nrirket inlnt. |
aliont steady : sieers. f.l. < i,115.75 ( ! , : cows. tl.5lKil (
3.00 ; htookers and feeders , tl.75&i4.25.
IlodS Heculpls , 3,130 ; shipments. 1,310 ; mar
ket netlvo ami 5o hllicr ; bulk , t'i.2UQ5.3ij ; all
tl.75ii5.10.
' Uecolpts. 120 ; markut steady.
Ti-iulcM-H' Talk.
FT. LouisMo. , Aug. 1. IjaiiKunliurj. llroth-
tol'ooKrull llrolhurs : The To lowing was
ers the ranifo of prlcus on the loading options at
this point to lay ;
ceiMMQiirrv I cipe-n. I High. I Low. I I I Yl-riL
Whe-at
De-t-miibc-r. fc8K KiT b8 ? I Vi
Ceirn SiMit 53 > S 6.1W 82H
Data
ai'i ' 2(1M ( 2 ( !
.lulv
CiiiCAOo , Aug. 1. Kcnnctt Hop'.dns .V
Co. to S. A. McWhortur : Trading was almost
exoluslvoly local and profuKsloual. very few
outs.du orders being received. News from tin :
fuvorablo. The belief
harvest. Hold * was very
Is gaining ground tliat thu crop will ruauh
fil0,00',000. Huports from abroad are likewise
favorable tmior. showing Ihal tin :
of ( i more
demand for Ami-Moan wheat from thatsouiei' '
ustlni'itcd. The
will bo less than liurtitoforo
trade anticipates lower prlcns next wciuU.
Light tradu , but a tiomewhat bettor tone In
coin and oats. Tlio July deals have been
liquidated , there was no particular piossmi !
maruut In provisions
on the markut. A lifeless
trndo and unimportant
ions , with n small
llnctuatlons. No features of consequence.
Niw : YOIIK , Aug. 1. Knnnutt. Hopkins ft
I'd. to S. A. McWhoi'ter : ' ( he stock markol
duvelcmed stieil' th to ay unexpected tc :
traders. Tlio markut has r.ot iueu : bro.ul not
Is there apparc'ntiy much buying for London
account , lint the nhsoncu of stock for Halo If
quite apparent and traders In oIl'orlH to covei
tlu'lrsliort contracts which havu been put out
during the last few ( lays advaiuod prlcur
sharply. Lou .on bought lar.'ely Northern
I'actili ) preferred. American sto-ks are all
strong lu London. Thorn Is mi doubl
continued dally purchases of wheat
for shipment nro making an .mpic.sliiii
as well as a bullish feullng all around. The
street Is receive-rims from the scare fium un
founded rumors lorardiiig piomlmml banli-
Ing houses. It Is reported that tliu parly whc.
for stunlug the stories Is known
Is i eitponhlblu
and uxp-alns Itsulf. 'I ho bank statement w.o
less unfavorable than expectud. Itaiiucur-
that movoment-of ciirronuy to the Inlrrloi
have bcun small , anil probablv thu source
onsets thu rusults.from the tmmu quurler.
ClllCACio , Au _ . I. SchwarlDiipeu.t Mo-
Cormluk to I' . O. KwartV I'o : The trade li
all aillcles has beun extion.ely null today
and has consisted In a struggle aiming tin
local -toiilpcrs f i fractional prollls. The
wheat market opened easier in consequence ol
the excess of the rucelpts over the- estimates ,
Thuro wuiu nouablu mitl'liut. anil news of nil
sorts was very scarce. Prime's r.-poit _ avc
tliu most ru'untci view of the progru.ss of liar ,
vest In tlio xprlng and winter ru I'jns. Hu-
culpts at ulovcn primary points wor. 1,7O.DJI ;
SililpinenlB li Jf.OiO. New < irk again tuni '
couiils of lar-'U export sales , but as tin
days go by without corresponding clearance *
traders aio buu'lnn n _ to bo Incrudu out
our aliuul II.o I n go oxporl tradu. Theclosucit tin
inarkul fninUhoH no Indication u to Its prob
able coursu Monday. Thu receipt * of corn
were undue thu estimates , but this had no ef
fect on tliu marliut. ItocolptH at eleven primary
points , Jtis : shipment * , ail.WO. Thu trading
mary
ing In oils WRH light. Tliu trading In provision-
wus foaturolc9tho inarkolllucluuuni : wlthli
uurrow limit- .
il
The Live Stock IntorcsU of the State Nol
Flagging.
A SATISFACTORY GAIN ALL AROUND ,
A Complete HlumltiK of the Number
ol' lloiul of Ijlvo Stouk In
Kituh County of the
State.
Whllo the public tr.lnei Is so largely eon
tcrcd on tlio crowing crops of the state anil
xvhllo nil classes of business men are mix-
ions i v nwaitlnK the outcome , It tuny not bo
f place to mil nttontlon to another
of Kro.it woailk to the stnto , tlio Hvo
stock liutustry.
The assessor ! have mailo tho'r ' reports on
stock to the auditor of public aivounts , n
compilation of which is Riven below , and It
will bo noted that the live stock Interests nro
not ( lagging.
The previous year's report , as published by
the auditor , gave the number of horses In
the state us .MDlr > , showing a gain of almost
seventy thousand head.
In cattio the total number has been In
creased by llio addition of over elghty-threo
thousand head.
Sheep show only a slight Increase , amounting
head.
ing to a little over three thousand
HOL'S have guinea In numbers U'J7 , IS1 In
spite of the short corn crop of last year.
Wliilo the llguros of the assessors are val
uable some duo allowance must bo made for
them. The stock raisers of the state are
fully aware of when to expect the assessor
and they naturally make It n point to d'.sposo
of all market iiblo'stoc-k Just before that tlino.
This is always seen In the largely Increased
the week or
receipts at market points during
two preceding the time when the assessors
will e-ommonco their rounds. From this it
follows that the assessors' returns will repre
sent tlio number of head of live stoelt In the
stale ui the tlino when that number has been
reduced to the minimum by the sale of every
thing marketable.
for the
This may bo tukon as accounting
figures furnished by the department of agriculture
. According to this
culture being larger.
souiro Nebraska bad in IS'Jl ' ) , l-0-lH cattio
ami _ ,8U'.I,771) ) hogs. '
Tlio following will show the assessors' re
turns bv counties :
.
2S.H72
4'.V5
t.KU
25.Hil
.13,401
S.'i.'OS
,
Z.WHI
3.I1B
ais.
Sl,5itt
211,130
.
14,110
I..M3
ZJ.IWI
117
12,111
25,0 7
,
20C'tt ' >
ll.KH
14,1 %
W.lll
2,137
W.M30 ,
140
0,41 *
22.M > 3
2S.2I7
i7r-'i
4'iliH
,
GUTTINti LOOATIil ) .
Grain MOII Moving Into tlio Chnnlor- :
The grain men are pronrlti | to move Into
the hoard of trade building as soon after the
first of the month as possible. Already the
rooms are bolntt put In shapn for conducting
a , grain business , blackboards are holnu ; pu t
up and telegraph connections m.'vilo. The
whole building looks as If It had a sovcro at
tack of the house-cleaning fewer , and the tenants -
ants are all on thu move , either In or out.
following have already engaged rooms t
The lOiiowiUK uavu auuimy
K. C. Swartz .t Co. , room 7 , formerly occu
pied by the Philadelphia Loan and Trust
company , who have moved Into room il , in the
basement.
Fowler Klovator company room 18 , previ
ously occupied by W. I. . . Helby , the real
es'atudutlur , who goes to the fourth lloor hi
thu same building.
.1. H , Christian , room M , that has hoen oc
cupied by C. (1. ( Howes , thu surveyor , who
moves up"to the fifth finer.
ri A. MovViiorlor takes room 1 , " > , vacated
by K. li. Sherwood , thu real uitnto dealer ,
who goes up to the third floor.
CouliroU Mrothora luivo cngago'l roomi 10 ,
17 a-id 18 , which were used as real oatato
onifos by F. O. Ur.xblo , who will take other
rooms In the samu linlldliiK.
Itryan t Tonuray have taken rooms In the
basement.
II. U. Miller will occupy room S7 , vacated
by llostwlek it Nixon , bond brokers , who
oxpect'to move Into other rooms in the same
building.
.1 , A. Connor has engaged room ! 15 ,
Thu Omaha elevator company has not yet
selected oniecD.
Un the lltth floor three rooms will ho flttoci
ui ) for the IIHO of the chief Inspector.
K. A. MoWhortor , Cockrull Hrothors , R O.
Swartz .t Co. , and Toncruy Ai Hryun will
put prlvuiu wires Into tlulrnnlcoi In itildltion
to thu two which will go Into the uxclmiiKO
room ,
Ono or two of the packers nt South Oinaha
nro lojidng up the matter with a view to
taking jiirt In tlio mnrliet whun It IH opened
uml which will make It n provision as well a.
a .ruin market.
No gripping , no nausua , no pain when
OoWltt'n I.lttlci Kurly UHon are tauoo.
Small pill. Safe pill. Host pill.
JOHN A. .MC'.sIIAK ) _ . KlIANK U. CONIIOK
McShane & Condon ,
1NVHSTMUNT BANKliRS ,
300 S. 13th fit. , First National Hank Build-
liiU , Omaha , Nub.
Dcnl In ctock , bondi.'tccurlllot , roininorrUI pv.
. Nuuutlitlo luitni on luipruvud U.nnla real
I > ur. ate.
e tatu. Hhurt tlino loau , on Uault ( tuck , or o * U
vullutural > ouurll |
