THE OMAHA DAILY BE 15 , . V&EDNE8DAY. AUGUST 12 , 1801.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Bulls Have Full Ohargo and the Bears are
Kept Dancing ,
EUROPEAN SITUATION QUITE STRONG.
Apparently Con arm the
ItcpoHH of DninnRC Kroin Hlllit
in tliu Northwest CntiHctl
t > y Hot \Ycnthcr.
CIIICAOO , Aug. 10. The bulls took charge of
the whont market today and kept the boars
dancing most of thu time. Thu. news around
the opening was bullish. The government re
port wis Interpreted ns rnthcr bearish , but
the European situation Is looked upon ns so de
cidedly bullish as to more than counteract
the conditions. Liverpool was strong nnd ! >
penny higher ; cables from I'urls Indicated a
strong market , the weather was wet and the
dispatches seemingly ronllrmed the reports of
damngo from blight In the northwest , e.uued
by the late hot weather.
Now York opened higher nnd there wore
heavy buying orders from there and St.
Louis. Logan. S. V. White. Hownriz-Ihipcu
and many of the smaller commission houses
had i'cnunms buying orders at top figures
ttnd as the offerings wore limited prices were
khnrply advanced. After the Hurry caused
by the execution of the-iu orders was over aim
the market Oegan to manifest a tendency to
lag , It was glvun a new and strong Impetus
upward by a series of cablegrams to some of
the larger houses saying at llr.st that the
liussliins had prohibited the exportation from
that country of rye after September 1 nnd
continue for the year.
When this IIUWH was announced it rnot with
little credence , but us the IIOUMJ which first
received It bought heavily on the strength of
It , and ns other houses that received the samu
( idvlce ranged themselves on the buying side ,
the shorts weiu pnnlc-slrlcken , and values
advanced rapidly amid considerable excite
ment. Duecnilicr opened at WAO against ! ll'4e
at the elo o yesterday , and sold up quickly to
K'.c ; sauced buck to irjiTll."ie. ( and then on
Uio report of the Russian rye export news
lumped toU.fi. ' . At this point the late oables
announced hotter weather on the continent
nnd sninudecllne In Paris , unil the shorts hav
ing pretty well coveied , there wns a drop to
WUc. Then corn began to show .ncrea d ex
citement , nnd the estimated receipts for to
morrow being light there wiis another rush
lo buy when December reached ( P.I'/jO. ' It too *
another ( hop to Die , then boomed upward
touching OP ; amid much excitement , wavered
a little receding toKt'jc and then in the last
llftuen minutes under covering by the big
Ihorts who had been holding out , went to 05c
and ch'sed Him at tU'aC.
1'ardrldge , the big bear , was forced In at the
last , cover.ng . a heavy line of shoits through
his hiokcrs. lluam. however , continued to
put out good lines on every bulge. Cables
wore all higher , llerl n showing thu most ad
vance. The weather In Kngland was wet.
1'orelgners were nald to bu buying In Nuw
York with elghty-olght boat loads taken
there and at other seaboard points. I'onnsol-
innn was reported to bo a big buyer
of both cash and futures. The fact that thu
amount of wheat on ocean passage increased
IHOO.OCU during the week had no apparent ef
fect on prices. Four ears of new wheat , spring ,
wns received today.
Corn started In rather weak , September
being previously quoted utfiH'uig.ViUa against
KUc lit tliu close yuMurdny ; but thu strength In
wheat , the light oll'erlngx of corn am ! the
fears of the shorts who suspected manlpula-
tlon by a bull move , generally ; accredited to
New York speculators , soon caiibcd a sharp
ndvancu to UO'se.
Tliu market then eased off Homo ; but during
thu last hour started up again , selling to
ttl' e ; It then broke to .VJ'iC at which price It
closed. The feeling was very nervous and
prices went up and down spasmodically , but
the undercurrent was very light. Thegov-
crnmcnlerop report was not as favorable us
the trade gunorally had expected , as It snowed
a decllno of two points In .Inly.
Uats were quiet but strong In sympathy
With corn. Provisions did not sympathize , to
nnyoMont with the excitement In grains ;
fluctuations were conllned to a narrow range
and the eloso was at about outside figures and
nt. t-mall advances over yesturday's figures.
Vmicr the stimulus of thu liusslan news rye
took on the appearance of aspeuulatlvo grain.
Today the cash aitlelo advanced 4o and
futures 4's(2.rlii' ' ( .
The load n'4 futures ranged as follows ;
AKTICI.KS. ( IIT..V. moil. CLOSE.
WllKAT No. 2
AllKllst f Dili J 91
Hoptcnibur MM
Deeeinber W VtH
CoiixNo. . 2
Aiik'iist BIU in
Heptember. . . . . . TO * inMX SiJ
October 55) ,
DATS--No. 2
Allfllt
Heptember 21-H
Muy ;
Mrss 1'iitiK
September. 10 32 ! < 10 40 10 32H in 40
October. ID M ) ID M 10 45 10 .v.'H
September C 65 6 roe 05,1 0 IiTl'i
Oetober C US o 70 U M G t)7 ) !
BnoilTHII.S
Heptember n fi.'i is TO i ; K , C 70
Oetolier B 7'ii ' o sag r , TTH li 82M
Cash ( | iiotutlons were as follows :
II'MMM Finn and nnelmiiKed.
WIIHAT No. lisnrini : wheat , OIJiS.04ioj No.
BBiirlim wheat , 87Ob8o ; No. 'J led , ll46UI4'o. )
fJoilN-No. 2 , ( Vic.
OATS No. ' . ! . L'Ciio ; No , 2 white. 81iS32oi (
No. 'Iwhlto.aa'iiaillo.
Uvn No. 2. K.JO ,
llAHi.EV No , L' , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. K@GOc ;
No. 4 , Me ,
KI.AXSKKO No. I , ll.Ofi.
TIMOTHV SKKD-l'rline. $1.21l.22.
roiiK McHs uork , pur hairol. flO.i"(4. ; ( Lnrd.
nor owt. , Jl.Vi : short rlhs sldos ( loosu ) . * ' . .l'"i
Wi.70 ; dry saltfd shoulders ( hexed ) , S0.1046
0.20 ; short cenr ! sides ( hexed ) , Sli.217.t0. :
WIIISKKV Ulstlllors'tlnlshodgoods , purxul. ,
11.17.
BuoAits Cut loaf , nnchaiigeil , !
On the produce o.xchaiiKO today the butter
market was lilvhur ; fancy creamery , 18il20o :
line western , 17Ibic ) ; fine dairy UttlCc. Kgus ,
Now 1'oi-k
NEW YOIIK , Aup. II. l < 'ioun Itccelpts , 27.IRU
paokaKos ; exports , 4,4tCI barrels and ; i,8Sl
tacks ; llrm ; Hales , 2(1. ( 1..U Dariols.
OOIIN MUAIJ Steady , llrm ; yellow western ,
KISS ® I.KV ,
WiiRAT-Kecolpts , Sf.O.OOO bushuls ; exports.
218.K75 bushels ; sales. 5,424.0 0 bushels of fu
tures , 1UOHIK.O bushels of spot. Spot mnrkot
arrive , . ' ? © ' . : No. 1 hard to arrive , $1.04j
No. 2 t'hlciiKO , fl.OOJi ; No. 2 Mllwaukt'U. J1.085J.
Options were under much excitement ami
advanced 2ic ? and closed llrm on povern-
inent report of largo export business ; un-
favornblu weather abroad and higher cables
with n liberal foruli'n buylnp Inturest ; No. 2
red , Aupust. * l. ( ) : : < ai.Kl i ; closing II.U.I ; Oc
tober. ifl.0)1il,02y ( ) ; eloslnp t\.VUi \ November.
ll.lH'il.ii' : ; uloslnp. tl.nii : ; December. $ l.02'i '
1,04J4 ; eloslnp , * I.OI ; January. * I.U4l.'iO' ' , ;
eloslup , ilOJ'B ' ; May , tLuTHOLWii ! olooln- ,
II.OJ15.
Hv K WestPrn , Pcptombor delivery , 8S8'.ic ;
Bales. 1E.OCO bushels at K-JU.
COHN Ui-celpts , 8a.X bushels ; exports ,
none ; siiles. 720,000 bushels Of futures ;
4'K,0 bushels of spot. Spot markut hlphur ,
llrm , ( inlet ami bonrcoi No. 2 , 7l7Ao ! In ulo-
vutnr ; 7Mj.75'io alloat ; unpradcd mixed. 72 ®
7Jui .No. tf white. 7'ie. Options advanced 1 Vi
elOKlnu llrm on fear of Soptumbur corner
uj.ic ; n _ . .
OAT ItecelpU. 20,000 bushels ; exports , 205
bushels ; sales. IH.OOO bni > huls of futures
nnd Ul.tK.0 bunholH ofspot , Spot market hlulier ,
Irrupular , moderately active ; options stronger ,
uulutiAuuuat , atlo. uloHlnvUUui Si-plumber , : i4'j
WU\'ti \ ; eloilnp : ilie ! ; October , closlnp ; i5o ;
spot No. 2 white , 4tIOju ! : mixed wosturn ,
4te4.1o ; white western , 455cJiJej Na 2 Chlcau-o ,
HAV l-'lrin. quiet.
llors ( Julut , weak.
opened steady
to IS points up. closed barely steady & down to
10 up ; sales : i,2vi lines , Inuludlnp Aupust , 110.45 ;
Hoptombur , fI\'AUI5.70 ( ; October , . .
Decomlior , Jia.WiiuO. ! : Spot Hlo. dull , easy ,
fnlrcnreoas , I8lu ; No. 7. 17 .i17 ? c.
HuoAli Haw , In dumand , held llrmur ; fair
rcflnlntr. I'WH'io ; eentrlfupals. 00 lest , 3 7-1C ®
Utiu ; sales , JI75 bupa ; eentrlfnuals. tw test , at
; i7-ltieu ; carpe rcntrlfugitls to lloslun bamu
terina , T , rullned , iiuchaiiRed ; fair denmnil ,
MOI.ASSKS New Orlouns , gulet , llrm ,
Itiuil-Qulet , llrm ,
ruTiuil.tUM Opened weaker , rallied slight
ly , then duollncd I'4o In the early tradliiR , bo-
cnmu dull nnd remained so until the close.
ronpHVlvenla oil , spot mles. 10.100 barrels :
openlni ; , U'u ; highest , UAoi lowest. U5e ; o losing ,
C3e. Hcptember option wales , CA.OCO barrels ;
oponln ; . n o ; hlpheit , tauet lowest , CUJo ;
closing , C4ije. Lima oil , uo Bales ; totul sales ,
75,003 barrels.
UOTTON SBKII On. Mrui , ijulet.
TALLOW Strouu.
Uosis Stouay. qulof.
Kaas-Quleti wcitcrn , Icei7oi rcceluts ,
* Wooi-Steud'y n d onlcti domestic Ucece ,
aa7oi pulled , S834o ; Texti * . > 74iV4c.
now mcs , HlOO-aU.Mi extra urlme , II0.50O
11,50.
cur MEATS quiet. stonily ! middles dull.
I , AIIP Higher , ( | lllrt ! Wiistorti stoiun , Jil.Ai !
snlo.i. J.OOO tlorccs : AilBdit , M.80 | Sonlombor.
Ki.Tlto < ! .8.1 , closing atK74 bid ) Octolmr. tUl ( 6
fl.o ; , clnilni : nt { 6.01 bid : November. JO.WJ , clos
ing nt. t",05 : December. J'.lS.
Uin-TEii Kiilr demand ; state d ly , IMlo ( ! !
ulato crciiiiinry , ICi1t-Jc ! : woitorn diilry. 12 ®
16cj wnstiirn crontncry , Ifit'.Oo' western fac
tory. taaiiSo : ! ; KlRln.ni \ \ < fisoe.
( 'ini : : < 4K Mora nctlvo nnd firmer : part aulms ,
annUi ! ! Ohio Hats , ft'iiiT'if. ' '
I'm IltON-Dull ! American , ll8.OOffMfl.21. . .
Coi'i'KU-nnll ; luku , August , tll.lK ) : lake ,
Bcplcmlicr. { I'J.iO.
l.r.AiQiilci > : domestic. JI.47H.
TIN Qulot , easier ; iitrnlm.t-'u.OJ.
KIIIISIIH City
KANSAS CITV. Mo. , An * . II. WHEAT
HUlior ; No. ' - ' red lianl , casli , Bin bid ; Aiixuat ,
8lc bid ; Hotoiiibcr. | 8'u bid ; No. S red , oasti ,
Plo bid ; AiiRint. no bids.
CoitN Stroniror ; No. 2 , caiili , KWio bid ;
AiiKiist , " > ' . ' ( ' bid : Scntcinbcr , f ) ' ! > 4u bid ,
( ) ATH-8lronKorNo. ; S. cusb , ' 'ajiiii'i'ojAuKiist.
8flfflai , c ; Hoitcinlor. | ) 2 : ' c.
KCIIH Dumand fulr unl ; flrni nt 12c for
strictly frosli.
IIUTTFII Steady nnd unchanged.
HAV lliill ; llmotliv , J7.5I ; fancy pralrlo ,
! .VO ; > ! good to choice. f.l.Vjft ( I.M.
I'l.ointSteady and iincliangud.
1'itnvisioxs
.
V , beat , 42,500 ; corn , 9,030 ; oats ,
4,810.
Siill'MENTS Wheat , 20,430 ; corn , 3,20) ) ; oats ,
ooa _
Ijlvorpixil "Markets.
I.tVF.iipoot , An . II WIIBAT Plnn : do-
miind fair ; ImliliTHonVr sparingly ; California ,
No. ! . ( 4lidli ( ! < srHl per "cntnt : red , western.
siirlns , 7s H4ili2 ( ; tuuisas winter html. 8s ! id
( iJCs Id ; receipts of whont for tliu past tliruo
( ! : iVH wuro II5.UJO CLMitalK , Including 15,000
Amorlonii corn.
Coil.v I'lrin ; mixed western. 5s 105d ( per
cental : receipts of American corn for the past
thri-u days woio ! V < , iiOO contain.
HACON Long aim short clear , fxi lb < . n4f per
cwt for old anil HTs for nuw ; Jonx clear. 45
Ibs. . .TuCd per cwt for old and iiTaGd for new.
LAiiD rrlino western. X\a \ Cd per owt ,
Mln-icni > i > liN't Iieat Market.
MiNNKAi'OMt" . Minn. . An ? . U. WIIKAT
Cash , stnndv with fair demand ; low grades
slow. Itocelpts , 25 cars : .shipments , 110 cars ,
Closing prh'cs ivero : No , 1 hard , on truck ,
IKic@tl.01 : No. 1 northern , AiiKiist. llic ) , ; on
track , OiflUJc ; No. 2 northern , on track.
U@UGc. !
St. l.o IH Markets.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Aug. II. WIIKAT Firmer ;
eiioh. ! He ) ; Septomber. Oi'4c.
CoiiN-lrreirulart cabli , ST'-Jc.
OATS Steady ; cash. 27liu ; September , 27UU-
I'OIIK Klrrncr ; JI'i.C'J'/ ' ' .
IMKII Quiet : ! ( ' 15. '
WIHSKEV Steady ; 11.17.
Mil\vmikee Rt-alii Market.
MIIWAUKIK. : WIs. , Aug. II. WIIBAT Firm ;
No. 2 spring , cash , . - > o : Suptombor , bl'4C. '
CoitN Klrm ; No. II , cash , COc.
OATB-FIrm ; No. ' . ' , white. H4c.
Clncliinnii .Xarkcts.
CINCINNATI , O. , Aue. 11. WHEAT Higher ;
No. S red , SOaWIUc.
COHN Higher ; No. 2. mixed. ( Sic.
OATH Firm ; No , 2 mixed. atHQ
WHISKEV il.17.
Toledo Grain Market.
TOLEDO , O. , Aug 11. WIICAT Higher : cash
. .
CoitN Steady ; cash , ( H'Jc.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 white , 'Ma.
ti TO c/i.s .i.vw jio.vns.
NB\V YOIIK , Aug. 11. Dullness was again the
most prominent charactorlstlc of the stook
innrkot today , hut thuro was a sharp rally In
the foionoon which was not maintained lator.
nnd the llnal changes for the day nro In almost -
most nil eases Insignificant. The traders are
again In rather a bullish frame of mind , hut
do not work on the other tide of the
market as frequently ns the bull sldo , but
shorts me covered quickly on Indication of
nr.y now buying or rumor which points to any
largo Interest , protecting Its .stocks.
The sharp rally tuts morning In the face of
moderate selling by London was entirely duo
to the coveting of shorts while the offerings
of slocks from domestic sources were unusu
ally small. Union I'aclllc today was rather
leas prominent In the dealings , and while It
topehed : i55i percent In the , early trading It
rallied with the other active stocks , and Indi
cations point to the fact that the largo oarn-
Ingo reported by the Atohlson and the reas
suring nature ot thu government crop report
hiivo made the sellers of Union Paelllc a little
more cautious In tholr operations. The move
ments of hnuortance In the list were very few
In number and the general list was as
dull and featureless us usual , though the
sensation of the day was the dro | >
In Klchmond & West 1'olnt preferred to 4US4
per cent/ against .VI pur cent as the lust sale
of the week. Special weakness was scon In
Tennessee ouil : also , but thu general tendency
among railroad stocks where any lluetnutlon
was apparent whatever was uoward. but the
trading in the general list was so dull that no
feature could no scon other than those men
tioned. The apparent solllni : by London
nmde Louisville rather wuaiiur than the other
loading stocks , while Koek Island was the
strongest on thu list ; and while the early rlt-o
was material , the greater portion of the Im
provement was lost before noon , nnd
into In the day the selling of Union
I'aclllo and Lonlsvlllo & Nashville was
resumed on n larger scale , the former
especially weakening under the pressure. Its
bostllguroof the forenoon was IUi ! percent
but It touched U24 ! per cent before the oloso
and ended at the lowest price.
Tim late dealings developed some support
In a few stocks but thu entire list felt the of-
foot of the extreme weakness ot Union I'acllle
and everything yielded In sympathy , many
stocks roaelilnc tholr lowest for the day at
the time. The corn roads niadoa specially
stubborn res stance to the downward ten
dency but the market closed quiet and heavy
to weak at or near the lowest prices of the
Tile dealings In rallro.ui bonds were not so
widely distributed today , and whllo the mar
ket as n whole dlslayed a fairly steady tone ,
thu trading reached only 437.UOJ with no other
feature In thu market.
tiovernment bonds were dull and easier ,
State bonds wore entirely neglected.
The following are the closing quotations for
thu leading stouks on the Now \ ork stock ex
change today :
Atcldabn. Northwestern VX > * , (
ICxprcua 145 .Northwestern , i > ref..lil :
Alton , Terre llaiito. . a ? N. V. Central 6dH
ilo preferred r-5 N , V. , Chic. ASU.Ii..Ill
American lliproas..Illi Ohio MliHlHHlppI 15
llnr. C. It. \ N 25 do preferred 65
Canada I'aelllc 81 Ontario , V Western , . . 14H
Canada Southern. . . , IS Oregon Improvoni't. . 21
Clu.'KOhlo H > Orcuoii Nuv R5
ilo 1st preferred. . . . 45 Orexon Trana . mi
ilo Vd preferred.3 I'uelllc Mall. . . ' . ? ? ?
Chicago ft Alton. . . .127 1'eorla , Dee. Mvans.
O. , II. &y 81 ' ' ' ' ' ' II71 *
U. , O. , C. A St. I , MH4 1 'id I m njfl'a 1 ace' . . . . . 171) )
Delaware Mlmlson. . I2IU llcadltiK 27
Del. , I , . A. W U'iH Koek lalanil 71S
Den. X It. ( i. pref. . . . 40 St. I * , V Ht. K. Ut pfd. 7(1 (
Kcwt Tennetjhee. . . . . . M .St. 1'anl ian
do 1st preferred. . . . 4:1 : do preferred 11(1
do''nil preferred. . . 10 St. I'.inl..Mln AMnii.10.-IH
Krle 17U St. 1'iiulA Omaha . . . 24
do preferred 45 do preferred. . . . . . 71)
Fort Way no. . , 15U Tenn. coal A Iron. . . 1(14 (
Chi. & Hast. Ill l4 ! Texas I'acllle HJi
Ilocklnti Valley 24 To I. &O. Cent. pfd. . . 71
llotuton .t Texas. . . . 11 Union I'aeltle . ' . . . . . . 3''H
Illinois Central 'W IT. S. Kxpre 67
St. I'aul A Diilllth. . . . 27 Wubimh. tit. 1. . A I'nc. 'M
Knnnaa A Texas UH , do preferred 22u
l.aku I'.rln .V We t , . . . 124 , , WeH Karco Kip liW
ilo preferled ViVe tern Union 78
Lake Shore 10fl ! Am. Cotton Oil 20
Louisville \ Nashv. . tihUiCuloraito Coal Ill )
l.nillf.vllhi , V N. A. . . . IS's ' lloineatako
MompliU.V Char SI Iron Silver. . . , 1W )
lllclilKiin Central. . . . 87 Ontario 118
.Mil. , U S. \ W 70 ( julekMllver 4 ! (
do preferred 10.1 do preferred 11(1
Mln. \ St. 1 , 4 ! < Sntro A
do preferred D llulwer 25
MlaHoiirl I'aelllc ( Wiii lllch. AV. . I' , Tor , . . . 10
Mobile A Ohio ) ii WUfonnln Central. . . Ill
NaahvllloChatt Kl ( ireat NurtlionipM. . a
N. J. Central 110'i Chleauo ( inn 4iv > {
Norfolk .V Wept pfd. (1 Lead Trust lMi
Northern 1'ncltlo1H SiiKiir Trunt 7a
do preferred. . . . I'OJf , Suiuhern I'aelllc SI
I ) . I' , lienver.Minlf. . IHMj Oreuon S. U & U. N. . 20
Thu total sales of stook today wuro UU.M8
Hluues. IncludliiK ; AtchlKonUVi : Chleaso
( ias. 11,50) ) ; l.oiihvilio A : NiiHhvlllo. lll.IOi ) ; North-
urn I'aclITu profurrod , : iuuo ; lilclimoud West
1'olnt , 5.I7J ; St. I'aul , 21,031 ; Union I'aolllc.
Flnanolal llovlnw.
New VOIIK , Aup. 11. The 1'ost says : In the
afternoon theia was coiisldorablo pressure to
hull , centering llrst In I.onlsvlllo nnd Nush-
vllle , Tim ( HTorln s eamu from houses with
foreign connections. This Is n iood time to
keep In mind however that "I'orolKii condi
tions" U notbynny moans necessarily equiva
lent to "foreign orders. " With the boars
worried as they now are through the thedllll-
uulty of covering thu outstandliiK shorts , ono
of the simplest duylcea fur working thu mar
ket down Is the RlvInK out of roKUlar commis
sion urdum to brokers who of tun do buslnebs
In London. Thu London market Is
Itself M > lint and narrow that Its
nppoarunco as a heavy dabbler In
Amorlean stocks Is highly Improbnblo. Thu
truth about thu Union 1'nolllu upponrx to bu
that thu dlieetor wno last week outlined the
makeup and Intentions of the relief syndicate
was somuwhat prumaturn In his statements.
The apparent dllllcutty now Is the imreelnK n
terms on which thu usiiul bunklni ; nsenta o (
Hueh tlu'iil oporatlonn will undertake to 111:111- :
UKU this nirmr. They buvo the reputation of
muklne at times startling heavy eharuos nnd
the pruiont delay Is probably attributable to
somuuuuu ( lonuinds ,
riuniiL'liil
OiiiCAno , AUK. II. Now York exclmnRo
( tundyatCOo discount. Uluarliif" . tll.bia.02l :
Mouoj itcadr aud ilrtu at 0 v r cent. Sterling
exehnnso dull nl $1.31 fomlxty day bills ant
} 4.H ! for sight drilts. :
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Aug U CloarltiRg , tt , tl ,
883.
883.NBW
NBW VOHK. Aug. H. CloarlntfstKH.llJ.T * " '
blllancpsi , f4Ul,143. ! )
HOHTO.V , MBSS. . AUK , II. Call loam , 7 per
cent ; tlmo loanC percent.
Pim.AiiKM'itiA. Aup. II , OlcarltiRS J2C.ti-
im : bnlanccji , ( : iOIC l. Hate , G percent.
llAt.TiMoiu : , Mil. . Au . II. OloarliiRs. f2,3W-
: U4i balances , J.'WI.OHl. Itntc , 0 per cent.
II sToy , Mass. , Aup. II. Clearings $ in,7. > , -
705 ; balance ! ) , $1,701.247. Hate for money fi ® ,
percent , K.\chiuiKoon Now Vork. xO5o tl Is-
eouut per 11,000.
New York Money Market.
NBW VOIIK. Ana. II. MONET ox CAt.tKnay ,
raimlnit from I'4ii2 ( percent ; last loan 'i pur
ecnt ; closluz offered ntSper cent ,
I'IIIMK MEIKHNTII.E I'APKII 'i.U'a.'i'B' ' percent.
HTKIIMNO KXCIIANOE Klrm , nt * I.K1U for
sixty-day bills and 41. * " > ? for demand.
The folio win ? were the cloiln ; prices on
bonds ;
Stock 'Market.
HOSTOV , Mass , , Aug , II. The following were
thooloslir , ' prices on the Hoston stook market :
Atchlsnn A Topcka Catiilpa 25
Huston & Albany. . . 31 Kiniiklln ll'-j '
lliiitoii A Mulno. . . , 171 Huron.
I'll. . Hurl. A Otilncy. . 81 Kenmirne IU'4 '
ntchhurg It. It . 70 ( iKCUOlll
Flint pieferred
Muss. Ton 10H 'Siintn ' Ko Copper . 42' ' {
Mex. Cen. com IS Tiiinnrnck . 1M
N. V. A N. Knit ilSJj Alinl-ton I.nml Co. . . ,15
N. V. AN. Kliu. 78..118 tan DUvo I.nml Co. . . Ifi
Old Colony 101 West KnilLnnilCo. . . l
Hiitlaml coin II Hell Telephone . 174
Hiithind prererreil. . . 70 .ainson Store S . IS' ' 6
AllonezM. Co. ( new ) 1i\Vnter ( I'ower SVi
Athmtlc 12HJC.M ISM
Hoston A Mont . . . . IIJJ N. K. T 4'.l '
C-nliimutA Ilech . . . .2l5 III. A II. O UM
Tjondon Stock Aiarkut.
LONDON. Aug. 11. The following were the
London stock quotations c.oslng at 4 p , in.
7
UAH HILVRH 4Vid per ounce.
MONBY-U ® ' , ! per cent.
Kates of discount In open market for short
bills , 1 7-111 per cent ; three months' bills , ! i
pur cent.
Deliver Mining Stocks.
tlKNVKit. Colo. . Aug. 1 ! . Good business In
mining stocks tod.iy. Total sales , IK.'OO shares.
Quotations were as follows :
Now Yurie .Mining Quotations.
NEW VOHK. Aug. 11. The closing mining
stock quotations are as follows :
Alice 111.1 Iron Silver . , 1UU
Aimuler 100 Mo.xlvan 22. >
Agpun 2UO Ontario III !
Ciowu Point ISO tiphlr , MX )
Do.ulwootl 115 Occidental 10U
Kurckacon. . . SuO I'lyiuonth 185
( ionlrt A Curry l.VJ Sierra Novailn75
Hale A Norcroas , . , . 175 Ktamlaril 100
Honicstako 1IU ) Union Con 2uO
Horn Silver IttO V.'llow.Iack IN )
St. Ijoiiis Mining Quot tlons.
ST. f.ouis. Mo. , Aug. II. There was very
little activity In the mining stook market
today and few transfers wore made. The fol
lowing bids wore made on call :
American. 80 Montrose ( i7 } <
Central Silver 4 M Ilrneu 40
Kll/abeth 140 Silver Ago b5
Uranlte M T 2275 Tourtol I )
Little Albert 2
lliivuiiii TMarUots.
HAVANA , Aug. 11. SPANISH GOLD $2.393
.3l ! > i.
KXCIIANOE Quiet ,
SiHlAH Htiudy.
licrldi liank Statement.
HKHM.V , Aug. 11 , The statement of the Im
perial bank of Germany shows an Increase In
specie of 5.200,000 marks.
Paris itcntcH.
I'AitiP , Aug. 11. Three per cent rentes Oof
22ie ( for the account.
OH Market
LONDON , Aug. 11. CALCUTTA LINSECD 42s
3d i > oiquintal. .
I.INHKKD On , 21s per owt.
TimruNTiNu Splrlts. 21s Cd per cwt.
Now York Dry Goodn AInrkct.
NEW VOIIK. Aug. ll.-lutonse Iieat curtailed
operations In dry goo'ls on thu .spot but thuiu
wuru Indications of an Improving tendency to
demand In several directions as prints , dress
goods , shirtings and e'.othlng wooluns. ( iraln
bags are In active request and scarce. Prices
are very linn. In othur directions thu mar
ket continues on a very conservative basts at
llrst hands but Is becoming more active with
jobbers. Confidence seunis to Increase rather
than otherwise , although this Is not yet man
ifested In general transactions.
Hoston Wool Market.
HOSTON , Mass , , Aug. II. The dumnnd for
wool has huun good and the market remains
steady. Thuro have been sales of Ohio X at
2 to : wo and XX and XXX and above nt.il ©
; tio. : Michigan X Mills at7e. . Combing and
delaine lloaces have boon iiulut and linn. In
territory wool there have been largo sa't's of
line on scoured basis of VXlKlo for line , .Vr&VJo
for line medium nnd ; Vl.fi.V > o for medium.
Texas , California and Oregon wools are In fair
demand ami htoadv. I'ulled wools are soiling
wull ut 4n)0 at choice suners , 203Hu : for fair
to good supers anil 2\2to ' : for extra. Foreign
wools are firm. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TradorH1 Talk.
CiiiOAno , Aug. 11. Schwartz. Dunce it Me-
Cormlck to F , C , tiwartCo. . ; The wheat
market has been active , excited and strong.
the strouiMicss coming ehlelly from the news
of Itnsslnii crops. Our private cable staled
that thu export of rye from Russia had boon
olllclally prohibited , to take ell'eot August 27.
London was lid higher. Liverpool 'id higher ,
Paris l. > centtmus higher and llurlln IK marks
higher. Cargoes on oasiago Increased , Hiu.ooo.
but this was oir ot by a docrmisu of l.ono.ouo In
the Kugllsli vlhlblu. The bears fought hard
during the early part of the session.
but soon gave un the tight and
thi'lr covorliig nddud to largu buying
orders for Now York and foreign account
caused a ijulok nml o.M'lti'd advance. The
four Atlantlu ports cleared 414,000 bushels of
wheat and WHO packages of Hour nnd export
purchases wuru reported amountlntto uny-
whure between ? . ' ) and UK ) loads , Thu receipts
nt eleven primary points wore 1,012,000 ; hhii- |
inonts. llii.0oa : torn wns vury crratle with
iiuluk lluotiintlons up nnd down. Thu early
markut tuiulod to wununoss on account of
largur reculuts than wits' estimated , h'caipurs
winu < iulukly frightened Into covering hhorts
by thu manfpulatlon which they think thuy
fti-o on all sides , but which wo consider to
exist ehlelly In Imagination. Oats were dull
uudllrm. The ryu deal fiirnNhed the sensa
tion of thu day. It has been lunrnou Unit this
artlulu was being manipulated bv onu or two
llrms and the news of thu export prohibition
from Htisslu furnish an opportunity toad *
vancu prlci-g sharply , all options sell
ing today Ac hi. her than yesterday ,
ST. Louis , Aug. 11. Langonhorir llrothors to
Cockruil Ilrothurs : Thu following Is thu ofll-
elut range ot prices on this market today ;
WnBAT
Dt'i't'uibcr. UIK W-H VtK JW'j
Co us
Bi'pt 65
OAT *
St'pt . . . . . . 27H Z7K 27W J1U 27X
NEW Void ; , Aug. 11 , Kennett , Hopkins &
Co. to B. A , MoWliorter Thu lltictuatlons In
the a took market today have been governed
vury much by the movements of Union
1'nolltc. This btoek and thu wuolu market
opened father heavy In sympathy with Lon
don and uirvcted by London BcllliK , buv ul-
moiit immediately thu market auumud a
wltn London a louder , Union
1'aclflc. however. wilfdron . reeovorlntr 1't
percent. TIIH street Hiis been full of rumor *
concornlng thu rlniinqy | : of this cmnpnny nnd
the ndvaiico In jirlces of the stock
In thu morning -w < t - occasioned by thu
report that thivj' recently tiuliltsliod
plan of a syndlcnto loi'ltnt formed tollnanco
the Ilontlng debt oR. the company would bo
purrli'd through reports to the eontrnry not
withstanding , butIHtcr Interviews with
Droxul , Moritan > V Cm disproved this report , at
least so far as that flrui Is concerned , nnd It
wns upon the backing of tht.s banking house
that tin ) success of thn-ichomu was thoititht to
depend. Such a brohU In such n prominent
stock as I nlon I'acllle l.t n scilous thing for n
Block market to encounter , but with the cx-
cvptlon of Loulsvlllu & Nashville , the
Impression n ade ' llim been but slight ,
many stocks closing as hliih nnd
some higher than . they opened. I.ouls-
vlllo fi. NnshvlUo however , bus been
only second to Union I'aclllc in weakness and
bus fallen over 1 per cent. The earnings of
the St. I'atil company for the first week In
August do not IncruitHU as much IIH uxpuoicd ,
but still show a gain of JIUO1 , nnd thlx before
the spring wheat crop has begun to move.
Thu markets clim'il under it cloud of ex
cessive weakness of Union I'ni'lflp , which wns
lit ltd lowest pr.co.
CIIICAOO. Aug. It. Kennett , Hopkins .V Co.
to y. A. McWhorter : It frocUt'iitly | happens
that n government report starts nn uiiheaval
In the market. Possibly that was the rasu
today , but why It should Is n mystery. Thu
ndvancu having tot under good hoadwny cir
cumstances trilling In themselves accelerated
the pace. Perhaps the most Influential Item
of news was thu luportod prohibition bv the
the Kuxslali government of the export itlon of
ryu. This had lieeu announced on sovural
pruvlous occasions and was supposed to be
.something of a chestnut , but It Is a
curious feature of speculation that
what falls lifeless on thu market
today maj' sot It on Ilio tomorrow. There hud
been considerable tension In rye for somu
time , the prleo having advanced 2ic In a few
weeks. The nous from Kuss n was more than
.shorts could stand ami covering ny this lutur-
I'.st caused a rnlly In rye. This alarmed
wheat shorts ami there beeiune quite un unan
imous opinion that It wns time to close up
their contracts. The liquidation by this In
terest has been very great and thoru must
Imvo bi'cn corresponding reall/.lng by
the longs. The market seemed well uveiiud
up at thu close. Thu sharp advance
Is expected to chock the export
demand , but a largo business bus been douu
bv oxportiT.s today. The sharp demand for
wheat and ryu has resulted Inconsiderably
enlarging the amount on ocean passage.
India shipments last week were about 40 nor
cent greater than the preceding week. The
now spring whont will short y begin to move ,
andarlsoln prices will pronably stimulate
deliveries of winter wheat. On the whole vro
can sou little to uncour.igu buying or holding
of wheat on this bulge , and wo bolluvu prices
will bu materially lower wthln a tow
diiys unless sumo new factor on
the tin 1 sldu comes Into view.
Notwithstanding thu great strength In wheat
Septemburcorn oloscs about where It did yes
terday Indio.'itlni : that tnu clique have been
unloading when thu market , would moro
readily take their offerings. They appeared
to bo soiling all the market would tnko
without showing weakness. The government
report was moro favorable than expected nnd
the weather since the report was made up has
been the bust of thu season for this grain.
This and thu expectations of a squeeze In Sop-
temtoi ought to bring out the old corn pretty
freely the latter part of this week. Oats have
been llrm without much animation. Provis
ions dull and featureless but not particularly
weak. They seem moro likely to rally some
what than to brenk lower.
CIHOAOO. Aug. 11. F. G. Logan & Co. to Ton-
eray & llryau : Wheat opened from ! )2o ) to
Oi'.ic for December. The trading throughout
thu session has been active and heavy. One
or two men Identified with the short side have
been buyers and act as If thuy now believed
In Kuropuan icuulrumunls. 1'ardrldge has
been a steady buyer and thu general opinion
here Is thut he Is now thu owner of a bin line
of December wheat. Thu closing price Is 91'sc.
Kocelpts of winter wheat are light consider
ing our big crop. Thu ! ; overiimoiit report
makes a total crop of 54r > ,00 ; > ,0fla bushels which
Is much loss than the extravagant
edtlmateof 7i)0COOOSO. ) The near future will bo
Inlluenced by cash wheat. H has been In good
demand at about 03yt toM ! for No. 2 red. The
spilnp wheat crops aro-jill good but wo neud
the wheat Itself to prevent a flirtliorndvance.
Corn In sympathy with wheatsold from ftsjj to
Kil.i ) for September. The closing prlc 5 Is ffii's.
Thu growing crop reports como better but thu
urgent demand for shipment continues and so
does the premium on-eush , Oats steady , not
much doing in them. Provisions are weak ,
speculation for the present appears out of
them.
SOUTH O.ll.lll.l JI.IKKKTS.
OMAHA. Aug. 11.
CATTLE Oftlclal receipts of eattlo i. H3
as compared with 1.017 vu.sterd.iy and 2,1W !
Tuesday of last week. , ' The market was ac-
tlvu and llrm on good , grades of both hooves
and butcher stock and steady on other grades
and dull on feeders. The receipts Included
some vury fair natlvo beeves which sold at
$ . - > .10.
llons-Ofllclal receipts of hogs : ) , S94 as
compared will. 515 yesterday and S.Itt ) Tues
day of last wook. The market was active and
f > e higher on thu best grades of heavy and
light hogs as compared with Saturday and
stuady to stronger on other grades. The rnnsu
Of prices paid was $4.8.va. > .30 : light , if4.85iS.VJO ;
heavy. * l.OJ@3,10 ; mixed. SI.OOfflTi IKS. The av
erage of thu nrlcus p-ild was & > .OI' { , as com
pared with $5.12 yesterday and $5.22 Tuesday
of last week.
SilEEi' Olllclal rceolpts of sheep 23 as
comp.ired with iionu yusturday and 3)0 Tuus-
day of last wook. The markut was unchan
ged. Natives. $ i50ai.75 : westerns , i2.253 >
4.75. Good OJ to 70 Ib lambs. $ l.tOS5.75. )
Ilcocipta and Disposition of otook.
Olllulal receipts and disposition of slock as
shown by the books of the Union stockyards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at
5o'olouk , p. m. , August H , 1SJ1 :
HKCKIl'TS.
DISPOSITION.
Itcprcsentiitivo Sales.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. .
S. . 1000 iKI 00 : i5..IOSI $4 10 & 0..1S.3 $510
2..10i5 : a W 24..1127 5 50
COWS.
1 10 1 820 1 75 1 ! K ) 00
1 25 5. 732 1 .0 10 ! ! ! li4 2 CO
1 40 5.SI. . ! > 25 1 85 10. . 1028 200
1 50 1..1110 1 85 2. . MI5 200
1 5) 12. . O.VI 1 ! ) J ' ' 210
1 55 4. . 7K ! ) I OJ 211' . SSJ 210
12. . 074 1 W ) 11. . 1)20 210
1 ik ) 24. . HI ! ) 1 00 1. . 1)50 ) 2iO :
1 l5 ! 5. . 812 2 UO 0..10J1 270
812KG
1 70 B , . KG 200
STOCKKKS AM ) FEEOEIIS.
Av. 1'r. No. Av. I >
200 10. .1010 280 10. .1(75 ( 310
2 50 21. . Ml 2 80 8. . K l 310
2 50 10. . 1)15 ) 2 81 18..ir7t : ) 31) )
2 60 5. . 81)0 ) 2 IK ) 111. . 802 3 25
2 55 724 2 1)0 ) 111. . 1247 340
2 CO 7:13 : : i oo an. . 112:1 : 340
2 ( i.- 141 a 00 10..117.-I 340
2 70 821 3 00 20. .1153 3 40
IIUM.S.
1 CO 1..I200 1 75 1. . 000 200
1 75 1..14GO 1 W 2..12U5 200
OAi.vr.s.
10. . 103 2 70 3. . JlKi , 3 00
BTAflS.
1. .111)0 ) 2 00 1..137J ) ' 250
WlSTKK.V CATTLE ,
N ° ' Av. 1'r.
'll. G. Hand- , . ,
10 Hteers 4 HOG { 3 00
( Jeorgo Morgan . ' ;
G5steur 1 ' 1275 3 5' ' )
44 steers , . . , . . .12W : 3 50
S. II. llawkes- , , ,
1 bteur v , , . . .iilO : 1 K >
III stems M 110. ) 3 10
1U1 steois 1270 3 10
W. T. llradloy-
17 steers , tailings M. . . . , . , . . ' . . .llCS 2 25
Ylgo Oattlu company
11 steers , line II 15
3 15
4 foedur.s , , 10'JJ ' 2 & 0
J. H. lliiBgs-
III cows , , . . , IMS 2 10
U steers , , . , i , 1102 3 15
( J. I' . Miller , . ,
15 cows . . ,1 05S 2 40
labtUOm .Ji , Hal 3 15
K. W. Whltconib- , ,
Meows ; , 072 2 (1.1 (
10 steers II.'R ) 3 1.1
Ul steers IIM 3 15
Kent & lllssull cuttlu company
acows OKI 1 40
lUcows. . , . U. ' . ' ! 2 20
27 steers , 1212 3 25
li. 1' . lllhbiill ,
2 cows , 1005 1 70
2 cow . ' UN ) 1 7.1
II cows VT.t 2 15
2 calves , il05 2 03
2 feedoi-i OW 3 0) )
11 hteera 11W 3 25
L'larU X llunton.
a fows IM 2 : o
& cows lO''i ! 2 : ; u
10 cows IC'U 23) )
: i oowc K20 2 : i )
1 cow 0-JO 1 7.1
1 eow 1170 2 20
2 feeder * 122J 3 20
14 feeders. . . . , 1102 U 20
1 feeder WO 3 20
1 feeder 1K0 ! 3 0
1 feeder ION ) 3 10
1 lulling 1330 aw
11008.
No. Av. Bu. 1'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
H ! 83 - 179 M 265 - 15 W
, . V.
ACANCERS. .
Y SCROFULA ,
V V * SALT RHEUM ,
I RHEUMATISM ,
BLOOD POISON.
tne.'o ' nnd every kindred i1lcaso nrlslntf
from Impure blood Eucccssfully trcnteil by
that never-falling and best of nil tunica and
medicines ,
Books on lllootl and Skin
Diseases frc e.
Printed testimonials sent on
application. Address
iho Swift Specific Go , ,
ATLANTA. CA.
.24S 81 4 75 52. . 104 I2J 5P5
. .215 210 I 8.1 20. . .BUI 5 IT.
. .2:14 : 'fill 4 M fi'l . .272 11 505
. .IS ! ) 210 4 85 fi'lM. . , .240 I2i ) no : .
.IliC I li'l 4 8.1 5'l , 100 5(5
.211 fifil ) 4 85 81. , .21fl 2IO 505
2111 2,10 4 85 2.1. OY7 5 05
.Bill 320 4 85 5. , .210 filtt
.2IH SIMl 4 87 12. ,2i : 5o : >
120 4 ! < 0 70. , .an 5 III
. .213 120 4 0) ) SSI. . H'-1 fi II )
. .211 120 4 1 > 0 07. , - ' 80 5 10
. ' . ' 'li 20) ) 4 OJ 51. , IS'ii 5 ' 0
.212 BMI 4 03 : . . .107 JO 5 II )
.224 -'Ml 4 110 (15. ( , 217 80 Ti I2' ' <
TO .257 320 4 IX ) 4S. . 21) ) I 5 IS ! :
0' ) .258 12i I 110 .1IW 5 15
IB .213 im 4 ! ) . ) W ) . . 1117 240 5 15
111. .Biill III ) 4 HO ! ) .177 240H 5 15
57 .2112 31 111 4 1W 4 ! ) , V40 H ) 5 20
52. 80 4 0) ) 73. 5 SO
5. 4 IK ) 7li . 5 20
70.SI . I ! K ) 31. 40 5 CO
( SI , .2:10 : 2M ) 4 02 ! { 41 40 5 20
13.VI. 247 40 4 1)5 ) 4R .13 ! 40 5 25
.VI.Hi. . 40 5 liO .1SI 40 5 25
Hi. . . .21.1 120 ( i no 45 .171 5 25
. ' .0. II Jl f-0 5 00 74 . . . . .nn 40 525
nn 210 5 00 70 .1IH 5 I'-i
0. 270 40 5 00 82 . . . . .1IK5 40 525
' . 'li sir so 5 00 48 . 15S SO 525
2J7 - 5 (11 ( 21 .180 6110
1'IOS AND nounii.
10. .120 3 00 4CO 450
5. 3 00 IU. . . . . : il5 80 450
1. .4'0 80 3 50 1. . . . .210 450
IS. .2411 4 0.1 .ail 4 55
IS.Si.
Si. .241 200 4 3) 0 . . . . 12J 4 ( II )
.21(1 ( 40 4 40 II .311 120 4iO (
.BMl 200 4 4,1 44 .220 4dO
8. . .31.1 80 4 50 44D .330 60 4 CO
( i. 4 M
Chicago Ijlvo Stock Mnrlcnt.
CliiCAClo. Atip. 11. [ Special Toloernin to Tin :
IlKK.l There was very Uttlo animation In
cuttle trade today , fho quality of oirnr.ncs
was such as to confine the demand principally
to the local trade. Only an Insignificant part
of Coi,0 head were on salu possesslnp attrac
tions for shippers. Of natlvu catllu there
woiu not to exceed 2.00 ( . all told , and tbo larp-
cst part of that number consisted of cows and
bulls and crass steers. Still there was not
onouph vitality In the dumand for .shipping
ae"ount to advance prices apparently , and
poorer isorts certainly did not hull any hlphor
than on Monday. Thu ranpo of limitations for
natives wns f 1.25U0.2.1 , with $1.50(22.2.1 ( the pro-
vallim ; prices for cows nnd bulls and JI.OJJi.1.50
for steers. The 4.000 Texas and western ranpu
cattle wore bouirht , i.p at about stuady priccft ,
or on a basis of H..Vtt'.UO for the former and
2.V. ( < a4.'iO for the latter.
Veal calves were In demand at slightly bet-
tur prices. Thu handful of hops hero tjday
were bonplit up , but not eagerly , at Monday's
( | iiotatlous. While there wus no coitsldtirablu
advance , tone of market was remarkably
llrmur. nnd with correspondingly moderate
arrivals for tomorrow , sellers would bo In a
position to piihh up prlCos n point or two.
Shippers bought ratlmr plnjorly ; : so did local
paekor.s.and.small as wasthusupply.puns were
not umptlud inueli before usual time.
Heavy hops sold principally at ! f.7.va.Vi1. )
and $ > . (102.53.1 bought the larpust part of
the light nnd medium wuiphts , the avurago
finality belnp poor. The eloslnp iiuotat ons
were J4.10CC5.40 for heavy and { 4.7.V3.1.0 ! ) for
lightweights. Sales at over > . ! > ) were of the
Mnpiu" sort. Thu market closed quite linn.
The Evening Journal reports : OATTI.B lio-
colpts. 8,00 : shlpmeiits , : ' , ( WO. Mar ! < ot slow ,
natives steady ; Toxaus , shade higher ; choice
natives , J.liO5.85 ( ; no fancy steers on sale ;
Rood steers. $4.60,33 , 50 ; others , J3.'JOaI.'J'J ! Texans -
ans $ J.)0 2.S ) : cows , 11.8 O2.9D.
Hoas Kecolpts , 10.1.00 head : shipments , (1,000 (
head ; mnrkut steady ; rough and common ,
tl.'SA.mi mixed and puckers , J4.I ) Si.1.25 ;
prime heavy and butcliar weights , $ : i.5iiW.40 ;
prime to good , M. . > ua5,73 ; second class llpht.
511.1)0(3.1.2.1. ) (
SHIIP : : Hocclpts.G.OOO hoadj.shliiments , 3,000 :
market fairly active ; owes , * ; i.i.@l.4ii : ; mixed
and wethers. $ l.G02 > ) .25 ; Texans and westerns ,
? I.OO4.4J.
New York Ijlvo Stook Market
NEW VOIIK , . Aug. 11. HECVKS Itocolpts , 2,511
head , all for exporters and slaughterers. No
trade , feeling firm.Dressed beef dull at 7 ©
IHjC pur Ib.
UAI.VKS Ileccluts , 04(1 ( head ; market dull ;
veals. $5.00 < iii.47'/i ( per lOi ) Ibs ; mixed calves.
eS.12M@4.0Qpor IMUbs.
SIIUKP Ucuolpts. 5,21(1 ( head ; market Mo per
11) ) lower ; sheep , * I.OO.1.I2 nor 100 Ibs ; lambs ,
$5.25foU,0 ( ; droijsud lambs , UioHilie.
lloos ItuculptH. 4KI5hund. Including 3 cars
for bale. Market dull at ? 4.005.0'J pur 100 Ibs.
Kansas City Ijlvo Stook Mnrkcto.
KANSAS OITV , Mo. , Aup. 11. CATTLE Ilo-
celnts , ( I.OOfl ; slilpinunts , 2.831 ; peed cattle
strong , others steady ; sloors , Jail0iii5.7.1' cows ,
SI..104&I.OO ; stouknrs and feeders. M.004.2.1.
Hods Hecolpts , 3.B1J : shlpnionts , COJ ; peed
hogs were 5o higher , others dull : bulk , J5.00 ®
5.25 ; all prudes , $4.7.114.1.3 1.
SiiEiii' Hoculpts , 2.30J ; shipments , none ;
markut quiet.
St. Louis Ijfvc Stook Jlarkot.
ST. Louis. Mo , Aup. 11. CATTLB Kocelpts.
2.700 ; shipments , none ; market opuned
steady. Closed hlghur ; native steers fair to
pood. * . ' ) .ll.5.50 ; Texans and Indian stcera , 12.30
® I.O ! ) ; cannur.s $1 70Q.2.20.
lions Huco'pts. 4.UK ) ; shipments , none ;
mnrkut steady ; heavy , J5.yotJ5.40 ! mixed ,
$4.8J5.30 ; llpht. $ .V0\i5. :
031 A HA
Fresh Fruits.
Al'i'MJS Per barrel. | 2..riO.
J'liAiw-California Ilurtlott , $ ' . ' .00.
OlIANflKS Hod I , $ (10. ( . ) .
WATEUMKI.O.VS Shipping stock , 15lSo.
PI.UJIS Unllforiiln stock , Jl.2.1.
( 'ANrAi.oui'iis crate , J1.25 ,
IjKMONS 1'er box. 10.00 ,
HANAKAS 1'er bunch , 8..00'J.50 for peed
shipping stook.
( HAi'KS Southern. 45o per 8 Ib baskut.
1'KACIIKS The supply In iiultu Innro nnd the
< | iinllty Improved. Uailrornla ( Jrawfords ,
single case lots , 11,35 ; live casu lots , $1,25.
The following quntatlonsroprosont the prices
at which uhoh'u stock Is billed out on orders
unless otherwise stated ;
NKW POTATOCS Hnpplles larpo ; good stock ,
30c per bushel.
Now HIIKTS Per bushel , 50c.
IlKANS-Navy , $ . ' .WS2.ll5 ) per bushel.
ToMATor.K 1'er bushel , J1.50.
t'Ki.Kiiv 35o pur dozen.
OAiniAdc Homo prown. IJo ! peril ) .
UNIONS Homo frown 75o per bushel ,
Country Produce.
Pour.Titv Old fowls , ji.2.ia'l,50 ; : sprlnp chick
ens , small to medium , fl.50Q2.25 ; peed to
choice. f2.V.75.
Kiidri-dunnral mnrkot steady nt rrifillo.
IliiTTKit The bulk ot the country buttnr is
going alllu.
I'otii.Tltv Some Inrpo nnd fancy spring
chickens well us hlph as HIM pordn/en , but
siniill sl/.cs peas low as il , 75 and medium at
jJ : , ( ) @ - . > . .Kl. Old fowls mo not very active.
Koosturs sell down to fi.'i ) and peed old nuns
at $ tMT6'.5' ( .
llliTTiiu The miukot yestenhiy with a III tin
firmer and paukurs put on a h ilf com , making
Ilio prlco for country butler O'ie- '
KfldS Thu markut WHS llrm at l""t < M'lo.
Kl.oiruOmaha milling eoniiiany. Itullanee ,
Patent. * - ' > U ; Invinelblc Patent , (2.70 ; Lmiu
Star. Superlative. f-J. 10 ; Knowllako , tJ.on ;
Kauey l-'iiiully. JI.Oi.
K. T , Davis milling company. 1 1 lull Pa font ,
No. I aniU'rcam. i-.ii"i ; lilnu I ) . , full p.itffnt ,
$ . ' 4.1 ; llawkuyu , half patent , * . ' .2.V Spoelal
Itoyal. Patent No. 1 1 , fc'.Si ; Jllnmisoln patent ,
$ J.,5i Kunsas lluid Wheat , patunt , i..25 ; No-
biaska Spring Whuat , irtiuni. f' . ' . I ) .
H. K ( illnuin's Cold Mi'ilul. J.70 ; Snow White
$ ; ' . ! ( ) ; t-nowllako. J.i i low grade , il.ili ; Queen
of the I'.intrv. t..7.1 | Minnesota Suporlatlvo ,
} 2.7l ) ; bran. HIM ; cliuppo.I fi'od , J.'I.IU
h. IW deh A C'ii. . Ilesl. t'J. ; Crown Prince ,
i ? . ' .ill ; Minnesota flilef , ' . . /i ; Splendid Family ,
$2,10 ; Straight. * l.50.
In Iowa nnil Illinois.
Cuii'Ado , Aug. 10. Dispatches from ninny
points In Illinois and lown report uxcossively
hot \vcutbnr toJuy , the Uicrmainatar rniiB-
liif ( from ot : to U)3 ) dogrees.
In somu bcctlons the boat was Intense.
JOHN A. MCSUANU. KKA.NK C. CO.VDO.Y
McShane & Condon ,
INVIiSTMKXr BAXKIiRS ,
300 S. 13th St. , First National Banlc Bulia
in' ! , Omaha , Neb.
OCA ! In * toek * bnml * , tcurlllo % . coinuiorclat pa
per , ete. Nu.'oU.iif ) loan * on liniiruvu.l O.uilKi rul
entatc. Hhort thin ) lii'ini ' , on baaH itocK , ur uttiur
B roTua colluurai ucunt )
OMAHA
IttUlUlUliJ 311(1 (
DIRECTORY ,
A wxixas A AV ; TKXTS.
Onmbn Tout & Awn
ing Oo. ,
Ftnt ( , hninmncks. oil nml
riilihcrelotliitiit. H. > nd for
cnlnloKiui. llli : Pnrnntn.
HAGS AXl )
Bemis Onmlm Ba Oo.
Importer ! ) nn.l Mix'itifnc-
turors.
Flour t'a'ks. llnrlnps nnil
Twlno.
1UCYCLHS.
A. II. Porri to & Co. M. 0. Daxon.
HOti Do.lKoSlro't. lllcyclc.i "eld on inontlil ]
piyinuntit.
Scml for oar cntaloguo
anil | irlpi < a. KVJ7H Knrnnni St. , Omnh
HOOK JHXDJUltStind STATIOXEltb
Ackernian Brothers & Hoin'zo ,
Printers , blailL'r. " , cU'i-trcitvpon. blniik Louie nmnu *
fiiot'iron.
llhi llowiinl atioot , ( linilia.
HOOTS A XI ) .S7/Ot'.S
Ohas. A. Coo & Oo , Kirkoiu1nllJones&Oo ,
Mnmifacti.rori ami , Ioli- \Vhnlo jn I. 'V nnil f n1 til r'ra
bers. Aitonu For notion lluli-
bcr Slioii Ci. Ihii. 1101 ,
HOfl Howard street. niiilllui , llnrnoy Mioct.
Williams , Vnn Aer- W , V. Morsj & Oo , ,
nain & Harto Shoo 1'nPtinjr.Corner llth
mul Dciiml.ii KH ( iinalin
. '
IS1. ! Harnor lroot. Muir'mnti IrHlUul to
Oinn n. Noli cixll anil o cini in1.
JiOXKS JiUTCUEHS
John L. Wilkio , Louis Heller ,
Onmlm p.-i | > arluiic faolo-y lipr't ' nml l'aclior ,
1317-13111 Doiulns. Tunlt nml . | ) | ) ' < , llcnf
Ortlera iille.1. h'jtiiul i > li > op rnalnj ; * .
promptly lilt ! HIS .lnck iin airvui.
CAKItlAGKS , ' : s , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Onmlm's I.nr cst Variety
WAGONS\.N'I )
CAItltlAOKS.
CAIU'KTS. CLOTHING.
Omaha Carpet Oo. , Gilmore & Eulil ,
Cnrnets , oil ' clolln ia'it- l.inuf icttiroM nnil
tlniri , cnr'aln KooiN.elc \Vholo-aio Clothiers ,
loll Dou lni ntioet llwi Humpy street.
GIGA US.
"West & Fritscber ,
-M"nilfctiircs ; fine clears ,
Jo'jliertof loaf taliarco ,
1U11 l'-nrnitn Sircet.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooke & Ooutant & Squires ,
Lime Oo. , Hard nnil soft coal sldp-
Hnnt anil solt to il. S. E.
Btreuts cor. Ifth , antl Uouitlna Oaiaha.
Ainerican Fuel Oo , , Howell & Oo. ,
ihlpro.M anil ilealerj In
anihraclte anil bllu- 217 S 14th Street ,
mous enal.
215 S. lOih street. Omani , Nob.
Nebraska Fuel Oo. , Johnson Bros , ,
213 S. 13th Street , 014 Knrn.ira Street ,
Onmhn , Nob. Onmlm. Xeb.
CORNICE.
3aglo Ooniico Works , F. Ruomping ,
Manufacture ! s of Galvanized Iron eornleo * ,
nnlvniilXiMl Iron Curnlce. Dormjr wliulow . dnor
"iVInrtow eai > , metal io ' cnp , tlnl.ili. ele. Tin
ikvlluhts , etc. 1110 mul Iron nnil M ltd roofer.
112 DoilKcSt. til Kuhum : HI.
CEMENT AND LJME.
J , J. Johnson & Oo , , Oady & Gray ,
213 s. ma street , Lime , cement , etc. , etc.
Omaha , Neb. Cor. 9th and DoiiKlas Sti.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatrick-Kooh Dry
) ry Kouili , notions , fur- Goods Oo. ,
nljliliuKuo.ls. . Drjritoodi , notions , cents'
fiirnlahlnx Kiicdi.
Corner llth anil Howard. ror , llth ami llowanl Sts
ELECTItlCAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo. DKTHOIT-AUTOMATIC
Electrio Motors
lllnstrateil eataluKiio nnil Dymnoi. Catnlivun
free , free. II. A. Klnncy , < Ien'l
llill Capitol Avenue. A t. 8.,8 , : N.V. l.lfo llhtV.
FARM MACU1XEHY\ \
Parlin , Oreudorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo.
, ( icner.il wottern avcnt
Corner Jones mirt Mth 8ts. Skanilla IMow Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. Mlti-U'il Shernian Ave.
F LOU If.
E , L. Welch & Co. , E. T. Davis Mill Oo.
1012 N. 16th Street. C. ( J. rmtorwooil ,
J. K. Slcl'iay , Maaaiier. MniuiKor nt Onmlia.
Mill at llomlerMHi , Minn. Cor. Eth mul Jnck.son Sti.
S. F. Gilmau , Omaha Milling Oo , ,
1013-15-17 , A\ . Kith Street. Mo.chant .Mlllero ,
OlUfoiiml Mill lin.\urth ;
C. K. Illaclr - Mnmiter. IRlh Street.
FURNITURE AND CAllPJ'JTH.
Dewey & Stjiio Fur- Beebo & Runyan Fur
uituro Oo , , niture Oo ,
SuccosMirH to ( ' , A. lleeba
Fnrnltnro unil carpets , & Co ,
lll.'i-lll'J ' Karnaiu Struct Ornca nml mil HU.Oinnha
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Scuno'dor & Loomis , J , T , Robinson Notion
Co.
Jotibern nnd Importers of
( iQ'ltll' ' filrnlshlim ( 'noiH ,
notions mul fnrnlidilntr m f'u eoleiiniloil tinnil
Itoodi , ' III ckik n " overallH ,
liniiU , hhlrtx , cii.iti , ete.
1111 Iloiriiril Slraut. Cur. I2lli mid Howard Hts
GLASS , PAINT , OIL ANJ } DRUGS.
Zocnard Class and J , A. Fuller & Oo , ,
Paint Oo , , HO'J Douithii Street ,
Oi. 11.3 llmney Street.
OKI dm , Nub. Onuilin.
William Oummings , Blake , Bruce & Co. ,
017nndUIU South 10th St. tOS-tOi loivennorlh SI.
Oiuftliii , Neb. Oiuahi : , Nob.
GROCERIES
Paxton & Gallagher , Meyer & Raapke/ /
TUi-711 ti. lUth btrt'et , liaj-HUjllurnoy tflreut ,
Oinnhn , Neb. Oinnhu , Nob.
D. M Steele i Oo , Sloan , Joliusan 4 Oo , ,
s't reel , yih nnd I/cavemujrlh
Mreou ,
( Jiiuiliu , Neb. Omnh a , .Veil.
Allen Brov. , McOjrd , Brady & Co. ,
1116.1110 Ilurney Mrcet , 13th n ml Leitvunworlh ,
O inn 1m , Nub. Onmlm. Noli.
GUNPOWDER ,
Hueh H. Clark.
ficn'I Wontern A ent of
liuiiuiitu Siortlntf | ( inn-
ponder Atlu Idk'huiplo-
Ivo lilnktiiijt cup4. fiifeui
lilS llaruuj-j trvvt. j
I. Eandazzo & Son ,
211 S. 12th Street.
Foreign A. Ioino3ltol''rnlti )
KlurliluOnincMi anil Sicily
Krultllr.inch hoiiao 7
N Peter St.No > vOrleiins
J'Al'EIl. HUnHLlt GOODS
Oarpontor Fapor'Oo , , Omaha Eubher Oo , ,
Carry n full slock of .Manufacturers and job
printing , wrapping anil bers nil kinds rubber
wilting paper , curd pa KOOlll.
per , etc. l.20 Karnain Stroot.
SEEJJS
Emerson Seed Oo ,
Seert urowcri , ilnalors In
Kttrilcn , Krasi , grain nntl
tree Bee'l ' * .
4 1-421 South mil.
STO VES.
James Hughes ,
Stoves repairs of nil kind ]
Cooka nntl llctiteri *
for Bide.
( 'Of S. 13th Street.
SASU , DOORS , JILIXDS , E
M. A. Dishrow & Oo , Dohn Sash & Door Oo
Manufacturers of Hash , MiiiinfoctilrorHof mould-
iltiori. lil I ml" nnd IIKI , lilhulH. ilourn , eto.
niouMUu'i. llninoli nf- OIHeo :
tlce , 12th anU lianl Sts. Itootn m Ilco Ilnllillni ; .
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES.
U. S. Wind E'igino & A. L. Strang & So : a ,
Pump Oa , ,
100MOOI Fnrnain Strccu
Iliilllilay Wind Mllh.
DI8 anil X'O.lnnuH Street. Oiimtm. Nub.
( i.F. Itiun , i
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES.
Consolidated Ooffoe
Company ,
1414 and 14UI Iliirnoy Ht. ,
Omilm : , Nob. ,
TO rs. JULLlAJiDS.
II. Hardy Co. , TlioBrunswiok-
Tnyn , ilollH , n I lin in , Balko-Oollondor Oo , ,
fiinoKiinils. . liouiiiriir- Illllliinl merclninillne.
iil > hlnt ! K"0ln , ehllil- hiilnon tutiirei.
ren'1 * carrlnKei * . 407 , W S. IDtll Htruot ,
1311) Kiirniuii Street. Oiiiuha.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS C0.7 - LIMITED
A. D. Bo-or & Oo , , Iluntor 4 Qrconi
M-W Ktcliani.'O llulhlliiL' , 10 Uxclmngu Ilii
Houth Omnhn. South Oinnlin.
WANTED
Total \naal \ ut CITIES ,
COUNTIES. SCHOOL
_ _ DISTI1ICTO. WATER
COMPArilEBBT.H.n.COMPANIEO , ta
Corrf'l'onilfnrp BollcitwI.
H.W.HARRIS & COMPAHY.Bankers.
Dearborn Street , CHICAGO
:3 : We'l St.oet. MEW
70 Rlato SI. ' BOSTON , .
TOlNVHSTORS"
I nmollorinif Biaoc in a 8"oJ suund oom-
pany tlut Will tviy n 0 p > r oant UlvlUenJ.
$100 shares for $ B6. Write lor prospootm
10
HARRY KHBNB ,
Rcom 0 , Oor. Am. B'k ' Blds.St. Josaph Mo.
\Vo irn'l ' tlio inarTi-loui French
Kit ItrmiHlr CALTIIOO fr < - , an.I a
N \ Icraliiuamntfillmtt ALTinxwlll
KTfll' IH.rhurnF. & Kiululunt ,
.
itud IICHTOIIK lx > tl Vigor.
Un ilauJfay t/ialiijleJ ,
i . , . . , VCN MOHLCO. ,
Btlt ia > rl > u lf U , CUdiull , OkU.
