Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEF , TUESDAY. AUGUST 25 , 1801 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Sharp and Very Sudden Reaction In Every
thing on 'Change. '
PUMORS OF FROST , DAMAGE OFFSET ,
Price * Ocnornlly were lint Sllulitlj
Improved nt llio Close Cmlnliy
Knoc'kcd the Holtoin out of
I'orU by Imrgc Snlefl.
CntCAOo , III. , AIIR. 24. There vrai n slmrt
rcnctlon In nil tlio innrkots on 'clinngo today
Iinrncnie rucolnts and onMorculiIus inorutliun
oiraot lio.ivy uxoorUnnd reports of daiimso
by froit , In tlio who.it ult. There was a rally ,
hotvevor. from tlio liroak anil DoconiljorolJ'iuil
only < ic nndor Init nlKht'H lltial ( Inures at
II.OI > { . Thcfnnt line was found lee ( nr north U
orkinsly Injurocorn , nnd In tliu face of actual
rorclpt of 822 i.'iir * here today and prospective
receipts of ! : M car/ for tomorrow vuluus went
to pliCH. Truduri jinnpiid on tlio markut
rltli both font , S-'outember hroku from B. > o tr
tic and Oolobnr from i2'io ' to 67c. 1'rlcoi
wuro but HllKhtly Improved Kt llio clo c.
DCu laliy knocked tlio bottom out of tliu pork
ro .n.ut temporurlly by unlus of from 'Atioo ti
hiirruls , prices droiipiim olT i"iO. Ijllmriil
fH cnn.sud a rcnctlon later and tliu
close wan on y I2tfc nndor Saturday's last UK-
urcR. At tliu oponliK thofui'llni : in tlio wheat
pit was strong on roporti of frost damage In
the northKOst wliluh wns variously estlmntrd
up to i" > pur ci'iit. There wast also Kood bny-
IIIK hcte on nurtliwuhtern account , stiirtocl at
iiboiit il.Oii iuil ( * oid dunim the llrst minute erne
no at II.M to Jl.Oflt. It WIIK ( illicitly ti | > tn
fl.iMi' ' , . The frost iliinia'i ) talk turned out to
bo rlilcfly Hi'tisatlonal ulilhi lower cables and
liH'ii'iisiMK wi'uknfSH In New Vork nnd free
nrll.iij ! oiilfrs fnim theio Rr.idunl'y ' liriaij.- ! ! !
the tint fec.liiKtoahalt. Ali'iittl.fsiinullnii ;
thcrt'wns a break of nearly f > o in corn mid
the cniwd wi-ntoviir to the NcllInK slilicans -
Ill K u drop of - cents dropping oil1 to f UM'/J ' ic-
uclril to fl.ii. > 1. ! but nirnlii started on a gradual
BliuiiMiiiil | fi'li to il.i''l'i. ' The prospcR'llvu ru-
colpls of 7111 curs lioto tomorrow and the
arrlvnl of C.iVi ciir.i nt Kansns City \vuru also
Mti'iilu'dliiK fa < tors. Thu visible supply showed
e , < lci.T : aso of li' : . ' > , ( KX ) , Kreuler than any one
expected but trade was Blow and hcsltntlii- !
The in.-irUrt rallied somewhat loavlii ) ; Uecom-
teratiH.iil34 ) nt the close.
Corn Mtartcd oir with u Rood deal of vigor
nnd louUod nt tlinca as thonuli tlio bulls were
In full control. Tlio frost I.ilk Was tlio chief
luver used for lifting prices and
during tMit first flve minutes Scplom-
ler sold fiom 04 to 0. " > rents , October 1111
to ( U cents , but there worn apparent unllin-
Itcil ijuantllli's for sale at the aiivani'O and the
rllquu bci'iniiil anxious to find puicliasers for
Its lar.e holdinKs. Uctobcr especially was of
fered freely and soon hcpan to dtop piilllmt
Fcp'umbiir ' down with It. ] > atfr the MK
receipts for tomorrow , U'EI cars , added to tliu
weakness. October sold from lUe early to.'iTo
nnd Srpli'inl cr from Me toOlc. There was nti
Inercanein the visible supply for the week of
H'll.tHU butthois iiB.compared with a decrcnso of
tt lOM a year wo. There was u recovery of
about Ic from the lowest pi-leo , October elo.s-
IIIR atTiSc nnd September at U./Je , a net loss of
2 $ > c for the foimer nnd lu for the latter ,
I he oats market WH9 very firm at the ODCII-
In ; wl"iii ! nrlcrs were fie" higher than S.itur-
flny's close , September storied at 'IPfc and
May at .We. The lust named iiituro touched
Wi'ie. ' when the mnrket wcnkencd unUer the
liillucnce ot frco' sulllng nnd the decline In
Other cereals , yoptemuor dropped to ! lHio (
nnd May to : Hc , when there was n reaction to
31e nndi4lae ; respectively. The close was at
ao ? e for September ami .ri1io for May , Indl-
catlnu a ' < ic decline since Saturday. Local re
ceipts woio-111 ! cars.
TUcre was c ( nslderablo fluctuation In the
price of rye , the luiidcncy beliK downwara.
The List prl es were Icto l'c ' lower. Septum-
ker .sold iit KlItfltiHo , and closed at We. Re
ceipt * were enormous ut ' . ' 45 cars.
The provision market was heavy nnd dull
for the must part. Cork closed today at In to
lU'ic ' lower than on Haturday , lard -U ! lower
nnd rlbe : at a decline of ; "c. The bulk of thn
neratloii | < ) t.o far as the packers were concerned
was In the way of selling the later futures
against piueliascs of i-cplember for what
prollt there appeared In the carrying charges.
A gooil deal of long pork was sold out on stop
loss orders. The range InHiiptemhcr pork was
from Jin.I ( to flO..K ) . In lard iri. : > 5 to $0.57i ! and
In ribs from 1li..Vi to fO.O ) .
The loading futures ranged as follows :
AHTICI.KH. OI'KN. Ull ! II. LOW. CI.ORE.
WlIKAT-XO. 2
August. . 1 Ul.'f t I 05 fl 0:1 : * 1 01
September. . 1 01 i um
December. . . I ( * > ! { 1 0.1-X
COILNNo , 2
AttRttSt ns
f-'eptuiiibcr. . IIS7 (
October tilh ® S7
OATNNo. . 2-
AUKimt S031
Hcplomliur. . atN lfl'4 'MX
Mnr 5H ! 31
JILSH I'OIIK
HepUiinbur. . 10 in 10 10" 9 00 10 02i
October 10 * 5 10 2.1 10 15
.Iniuniry. . . . 12 COB 12 00 I'i W 12 U
LAIIII
Bcptombcr. . B f > 3 ! < ( i G5 n 47K
October GCi nra U l.'ii
Jiinnnry. . . . U 93 0 U7J4 GU&
BIHllIT Hll.H
Hepteinber. . CM ( I .V > a
October Gia n 5714 G
Jnnunry. . . , li 70 670 Uftt
Ca.sh ( | notatlons were as follows ;
I-'i.iiuit H toady , unehannod.
WIIUAT No. 2 snrinz wheattl.03i@l.K ? (
S spring wheat , Wo ; No. 2 rod , tl.OU Sffil.oa-1 .
UOIIN No. S , tt'.o.
OATS-NO , ft IDI iS.'W.'io ; No. 2 white , 33c ; No.
8 whlto , IlP.iiio. ;
ItVK No. 2 , fllo.
HAHI.KV No. 2 , KftMio ; No. 3 , .wa'iGc , f. o.
b. : No. 4 , 4Mfc.Vlc , f. o. b.
FI.AXSKKD No. 1. Jl.00',5.
TIMOTHY HKKo-1'rlnie. JI.28.
POIIK MOBS pork , per barrel , $10.00. Lard ,
per cwt. , K.'MI ; short ribs Hides ( loose ) ,
lt'.47'J < 2ll.50 ; dry saltwd shoulders ( boxed ) , * . ; . .o
Qd.2.1 ; short dear sides ( boxivt ) , } 7.-'V7..r > 'j.
\ViusKKv--DlstUlcr3' finished goods , per 311 ! . ,
91 I n *
BuoAits UnchatiKod ; cut loaf , tn&i'ie.
On the produce oxohnnKO today the hnttor
niiirkot was iinchanied : fancy creamery ,
4246251 dairy , 14Vl8c. EBBS , ISffllJe.J
Now Vork Alurkots.
NEW YonK , Aug. 24. l'i."Uit IJocelpts , 2S."OI
Ki-s ; exportn. .V' l b'rrols , 2su sucks ;
ui. li'iOKiilar : sales , ID.c.OO harrols.
COIIN MKAI. Quiet , steady ; yellow western ,
.
WIIKAT Receipts. SI1.WO bushels ; exports ,
mKOO hnshels ; sales. 2H4',0 ' 0 lmsln > ] s of fu-
tun's , 107,0.)0 ) husliols of spot. Spot niiirket
unsettled , \voakur ; moderately active , closing
dloiullvr with options. No. 2 , roil fi.ioi ;
Cl.liU In ele\ator ; fl.II > , ® 1.12i ! alloit : ;
ll.ll'/.ai.lIU f. o. b ; No. : i icd , ll.miia
1.IWJ ; uiiKnuled red , Jl.HTffll.14 ? * ; No. 1 north-
urn. to arrive , tl. I ) ; No. 1 hard , to arrive- ,
tl.'l. ' . Optlotm lessaotlve , dvellnlng 'jttl'uO on
nn\Uiutt folllns by western , New York nnd
foreign opurutors advanced ) i < itHiC on laru-o
clearan es , frost talk , cables of poor weather
niul HtroiiKur nuirlcets In England , declined
Jl,14'4 : Janiuiry. ti.l5ffli.in , eloslnglir > ? i ;
May , * 1.17'ai.lO. ( clfntnif , * I.1SU.
IlVK Ai't.vo. stroni ; : sales. 4 heat loads
western c. I. f. at $1.04. closing tl.0lffll.05.
Stocks of grain in store and alloat Au.list
12 : Wheat , li04f ; > 2J bu.i corn , K .TIW ; oats ,
IM..TO ; rye , 7U,0i8 : ! malt , I00.7C7 ; peas. 7.WJ7.
C ( > ] IN-ltecolptiMM7Abusholsj exports , 8.000
liusholht Rules , 1,202,000 bushelH of fnturi'i
nnd 104,0(10 buihels of Npot. Spot mnrket mod
erately active and lower ; No. 2. 7tt77o In ele
vator. 77iit7Honllo.it ; ungraded inLxril. U7ffl7Su ;
No. ' . ' white , 740. Options sold otT 2lffl'lio ! hu-
caiihe of ri'nllzliiK at the west , reacted VtMic.
cloned weak at ilWUe under Saturday ;
August , 744i7.lic , slosliiK 741jn : September. 7i < 4
7lc , elosliik' 7Uhot Ootohor , t)74I6o'JlU' ! , olosinz
C8e ; Decembt-r , GOSiffloiKc , cloiliig. C04oi ? May.
67e.
OATS Hceolpti. 177.COO Inuhols ; exports , 25tOO :
tniHhuUl siili'n , 'JOMVJU IniKhols ot futures anil
125HXi husholk of spot. Spot mtirkr-tloweranil
uiikoHknl , moderately active. Options le s
active ; August. UTU&tfKo , closing U7"io ; b'op-
tPinner , U ( > ffli7ic : ! , eUmlntf U7e ; Uctoher , lWi i
1)7 ) c. closing : jl\c : No. " white. September.
CU.4y < Oo ; sp.ot No. 2 white. 4.vrc4aiit ) ; mixed
wi'ktern , ILVtiSo'J : white western , < ui ( na ; No.
S Chicago. : ii'iMHJ.
IlAV yulot hut llrm.
lldi'S KIIKV , dullitato ; common to choice ,
14UIBc : 1'nelllo coast , llkilOo.
OOKKUB Unttons opcntd steady and un
changed to 1. % points down closed steady , 10
points down to 5 points up ; sales. 0,7iO bagi ,
Including. August , ( ia.a ui.75 ; September.
ll5.avtiin.M ; October. 115.0 15.10 : November ,
(14.21 ; Itooombor , 113,15 : spot Ulu nulct , easy :
fair c'lirgoi' * . 11H ) | No. 7 , 17c.
Huiuu-ltuw , dull , sti'udy ; roflned , easier
quieter j No. , : i'ic ; Na IV 3 0-1C : No. 1 ; , a.o ;
oir A , 3 I5'li&.4 ( > ic ; Krutiulatod. 4 5-l ( > a,7 < c.
MniiAHSES New Orleans , quiet , itcadyj coia-
mon to faiK-y , I'SOKCj
HICK I'lrui , good Jeinnml ; domestic , fair to
extra , A'lfflTo : Jap.in. &HO5UO.
iiu Oil. Steady.
( inlet
fctias Quiet and tlrm ; woiteru ,
. , .
uaiur | old IUCM ,
now tncai , lll.Ktol2.OM extra pninc , II0.2.V3
10.75.
Miniu.ES-Qtilet , nrm : short clo.irSoptomhoi
t.25t
CUT MKATS Qtnot , ( Inn ,
I , Aim Western , dull and weaker ; wcstorr
Mortin , Kf ) ' . " { IUI ) { Sitlcs , 103 tierces at 8fi Si
options naloi , A.vX ) tierce * ! t'optcmlier.7Q (
5 fi.77 , closliiT , M.78 ! October , M. 7ffl1.0.l.elo . lnu
K > .r8 ; Novomhcr , HIHS December. * 7.077.os ;
closing i''JA ; January , t7. ift7.2l , closing t' .
bid.
bid.litiTTr.n Qitlct , fancy strong ; western dairy ,
r.i&tnc ; western creamery , I.V Zlo : Klglni
ZJjjft'Kio.
CIIRKHE Quiet , flrms western , 6ffl7Uc ; pan
klinn. il'iUnc. '
I'tcl litos-Qiilot ; Amorlcnn , fhl.ooffltS.'M.
Cot'fKU-l'Irniort I.ako , August , II2.M ; Luke
September. $12.89.
r.KAli-lJnll , easier ! domestic. ! l.42j. !
TIN Quiet , easy , Htrtilts , iiaaT.
I'KTitoi.rt'M Opened steady but nftcr th (
first sales hncmiie dull tind remalnud so until
thoclo-tp. Pennsylvania oil , Suptowher , clos
ing. ftMlj ; total sales , 15,000 bbls. ; Soptcmb < > i
options , closing. Ul'ic.
KnnsnH Oily .Markets.
KANSAS CmMo. . , Aue , 21. I'LOtm VCTJ
dull.
Witr.AT-r.owor ; No. 2 hnrd , cash. 8a bl
Auuust , 8'J'gC ' hid ; No. 2 red , casli.lllc bid.
Coii.v Lower ; No. 2. caxli , nml August , 53ii !
bid.
bid.OATS Lower ; No. 2. cash , 87Uc bid ; August
27 He hid.
IlAV I'lrm ; timothy , f f 00 ; fancy pnxlrle
tii.on ; good ( ntholi'C , J I 0 ® 'i.JO. (
IIITTTKH Firm ; creamery , l.VuMSoj dairy
10ill.c : utorn tmekcd , I' © lie.
t'HEi : K-Htoady ; full cruiim northern twins
Pi' ; young American , So ; western , 7 ! iu
skimmed. W < Z"e.
rees l-'lrm , at l.'i4c. !
Wool.- < ; udv ; Missouri utiwn hod. Itoavy
L' l.Tc ; light line , l' < 3l'.ii' ; nicdliim ,
K'liimiiM and Nnhraska , heavy tine ,
light line. I"tn > l2uj tub witsln-d , choice , U2
medium. UiVO r.'c : dingy and low , LW-'e. ' '
llrt'Kli'Ts Wheat , 2GOOJJ ; corn , 1,000 ; oats
rMENTS Wheat , 83,4:0 ; corn , 7,60) ) ; oats ,
4.000. _
nriiincniiollH U'lioat .Market.
MtN.siui'OM-i , Minn. , Am. 21. Wirr.AT-
OfTorlriKsof sarnplo wheat wore largo. Good
demand before ! the bteax In futures , but iiflei
that sales were hard to maUo. Itcceliits foi
two days. : CIO cart. ; shipments , 22. " , cars. Close :
No. I hard , on tnn I ; . l."Ji'i.U4 : No. I northern !
popteiiila-r , WJlJci o" track , 97iJcail.02 ; No. ' .
northern , on track , 'iW3Wtc. '
Kt. I ottlu .Market ? ! .
J-T. I.ot'iH , Mo. , Aug. 24. WIIKAT Easier
cash , C8'.ic ; December. } l.i.
t'ollN Lower ; cash. .Vie ; Pcptomber * We.
OATS Lower ; cash , 8c ! ) ; September , 2U ! c.
1'oilic Kaslitr at $10.40. * \
I.AiinEasier atjli.20.
WIIIMIKV ? 1.K
IluiTKii Supply scant ; llrm ; creamery. 203
23o ; dairy , 1.7i.l''o. ' '
aMll\vaulec Markets.
Mir.wAUKCK. Wls , , An21 , WIIKAT Kirm ;
No. 2 spring , cash , IKicfflt 1.00 ; No. 1 northern ,
tl.O.T ; Si'ptenilicr , fl.W ) .
ColtN Kash-r ; No. II , cash , GlfiWa.
OAis-Eislor : ; No..1 , white , : i4io. !
I'lio VISIONS Enttlnr.
1'oiiK September , i8.07i. !
Ijivci'liool Markets.
I.iVKiti'onr , Aug. 24. WIIBAT null and
holders oirer moderately ; California No. 1 ,
! ) j 1 Hod QUs 12d per cental ; red western
spring , Xs Hi'/iilSss ' lid ; Kansas winter , hard ,
lis 10'idfflSs ' lid.
COIIN Steady and demand firm ; mixed
western , Gs 5' > d per cental.
Cincinnati , Market .
CINCINNATI. O. , Auir. 24. WIIBAT Strong ;
No. 2 red , $1.01.
COIIN Quint ; No. 2. mixed , f.'c.
OATS Kuslor ; No , ml.xod , l'2G32jC. ' |
WIIISKBY fl.13.
Tolnlo ( jraln JInr.'cct.
Toi.EEO , 0 , , Aug 24. WlllJAT Lower ; cash.
it.oj'i.
ContJ-niill ; cash , 7c.
OAT3 Qulot ; cash. : fc. !
STOCKS , ( .V/ >
NEW VOIIK , Aug. 21. The.stock market today
was hampered at the opening by a partial In
terruption of communication by telegraph
and theio was comparative ! ) few orders
either to buy or sell for outside parties at the
early trading , but It soon developed a decid
edly strong tone , whllo an active swell dis
tributed busliios-i , and material advances wore
scored In nil the leading active .stocks as well
as a few other specialties. TDu bears and trad
ers still claim that pr'ccs will go up upon
manipulation and oil' upon long selling , I ut
whllo there m undoubtedly much skillful
manipulation on the bull side , the market has
the support of a more liberal outside client
age than for some time and whllo the reac
tion Is felt. They h.ivo now been trying
for nearly two weeks lo bring about a mate
rial set bacl < In tlio markets. Their efforts
have resulted In only a partial reaction and
the checking for a tln.u of the new buying
which R'-Mlu seems to bu gathering conUilcnce.
Today the few stocks which have of late
iitonoi > oli70l so hir.o a s.hare of the attention
were < iulet , orders bolng well distributed.
Among the leadlnz stocks K very uniform ,
but at the sumo tlmo substantial , upward
movement was effected. . The loss of the bank
reserve and the utrurts of the reaction seems
to direct attention to the money tltiiatlon
with a view to creating alarm. This was seen
In the opening , which was iiulut and rather
heavy at small fractional declines from
Saturday's final ( Icures. The buying was ,
however , evidently batter than the selling and
tlio demand for stocks In all portions of
the list grew so rapidly that almost Immedi
ately tliu market developed a strong upward
tendency , which later spread to even special
stocks which have lain practically dormant
for some tlmo and In some of these material
advances were scored , the market galnlnc
both strength and activity as prices rjso In
the face of the efforts put forth to Ueeu them
down. The news of the day was still of the
most reassuring chiiraelor and buying orders
became more numerous as the day wore along ,
and not until well lu the afternoon did the
anlmat'on ' die away or prices give signs of
having icachcd the top 11 tires. The best
prices , however , were well maintained until
tliu last hour , when the usual realizations
caused a droplng tendency , though hero and
there material chamics were made.
Advices that the reported frosts after all
had done no damage to corn or late wheat
gave .ho impulse which brought lu the orders
to buy and the advices from the other side of
the water foreshadowed the return of a portion
tion of the gold lately sent there. The market
was unusually free from features , the rise
being well sustained , the close Lolhg llrm and
( inlet at about the highest figures. Thn ad
vances of note among the active f.toks In
clude Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chlcavo & St ,
l.oulH , > i percent : .Missouri I'aclllc and North
ern I'acltlo preferred , each li ! percent ; Hock
Island , I per cent.
Itallrocd bonds were comparatively quiet ,
the ttansactlons being only $1.110 OJO , out of
which the Atchlson Incomes contributed i2.S- !
OMJand tlioToxns I'aclllc aoeonds I72.C03. The
market was ( Inn all the way out. but a tow
inactive Issues showed loss Ihiiu from previ
ous Bales. The advances , however. Include
SCt Louis ami Texas llrsts. 2 percent.
Government bonds , ( lull. llrm.
State bonds , dull , steady.
The following are the closing quotations for
the leading stocks on the Now \ ork stock ex
change today :
Atchlum : I74 Northwestern luiijfj
Adiuna Kxproi II' ' N'orlhwcitern , pruf..l. > i
Alton , Turru llnuto. . SS' ' .N. V.Central 10IM
do iireferrcil 125 M. V. , Chic. & St. L. . . liiffi
American liipruaB..llI ( ilo preferred tiij j
llnr. . V. H , A. N l
Cnnndii 1'ucltla b.Hu tin profnried. 85
CninulHSouthern. . . . MVf Omnrlu A Western. . . l(13 ( <
Central 1'uclnc WlHi OregonIwpruvciu'l. . 25
Cues. .VOlilo IS Oretton Nnv 14
no IHI prefcrreil. . . . M't ) ' Oregon Trans l.'iU
ito 2il preferri'il. . . iu 1'iielllu Mull 41
ChlcaKO .V Alton. t'oortu. Deo. , V KvniiH. 20H
l\ . II.Q b'JV I'lttsbant IIU
C. , C. . 0. A St. lj ia > i I'alliniiii 1'nluce IM
Del. lluilson T.'S ItenillnR MH
! ) vl. , U .V W l i Uui'k Islimil 7104
Dun. \ U. ti. prut , . . . b3i SI 1. . .VS. l-Mnlp'l'il. . 70
KiiiU Tcnncb i > o U St. 1'iiul 11714
do mt preferred. . . . 4D ilo preferreil 1I4V <
ilo''nd profurrud. . . Ill St. I'aul.V Oanilm . . . 27H
Krlu iT ! do pruferrud 32'H
do iiroferrea W iTciui. Coul A. Iron. . . 32' (
I'urt Wnriia 1U ) | 're 8 1'uclnc 13 . >
Chi. , v Kant. Ill ( S iTol. * O. Cent. pfd. . . * t
MockliiR Viilloy . . . . 2(1 ( Ifnlon 1'iicllto M
llonvtoii ATuxn. . . . . 3i | , t : _ S. HxprcM. M
Ht. I'uui * 'S ' > uimii' ! ! ! aiv' ' . st"u i rac.'iiVii ! 25
ICnnsiiM A'lVxus UViiVulla FnrRO KX | 1:8 :
l.nke KrloVcet. . . . . 14K Wi'ntorn Union
iloprofcrred Wj
. . .
Mobile A Olilo . llVlirent NorthcrnpM. . 'Jt1o
NitihTllloChntt . SJUjChlcaKoCaii . < M (
N. J. font ml . m > j . taml Truiit . ! !
Norfolk A.Veet | ifil So JHniinr Trnut . 8i }
Sorihorn I'ai'lllo . Wg , Southern Vaclfle . XH
ilu nruforrvil. . . . m > Ori' oii S. L. A U. N. . SI
17 | lllitlllor . . . . . . . 87
Tno total sales of stocks today were S',0. .07
shuroi , including : Atchlson , 1U5J ! ; Uiinadlan
Southern , 4fox > ; llhleagu Uas , S. ' . ' . ' > 0 ; Deluwaie ,
l.acknwanna & Western. 6'oa : Erie , M.l'.W ; I.ako
Shore. Ub7A ; Louisville .t Nashville , Ul ) ; Mis
souri I'lielHe , T.nOU ; Northern I'acltlc prufornul ,
1:1 : , : i ; Keadlng , 'J.OOO ; St. 1'aut , U',710 ' ; Union
1'aclllc , 7li3. _
Plnancliil Itcvluw ,
Nuw VOIIK , Aug. 94. The Test miys : In
tliu absence of any new fuetors In the general
> ltitatlun , the stubborn sttuniilh manifested
ly western railroad -locks and other Hcour-
Itlos , can lately be attributed to the progres
sive realization ot the magnitude ot the odds
lu thl * country's favor In tutortiutloniil trailo
auu ut ih t uotikl yroiparlty which thn
promises. The London Economist concedes
the pn bnblo onrly How of gold to this coun
try. It would no doubt act something like a
charm In confirming the growing feeling or
confidence In the future ,
Nc\v York Muiicy MnrkoU
Nr.w Yonit. Aujc. 21. Mosnv OM OAt.fr-Kasy ,
ranging from 2 to < t tier emit ! Ian Ioau3 per
cent i closed offered ut 2 per cent ,
1'nnm.MBUOAssu.K I'Ai'Bit S'iffiOS percent.
SrKiii.tNii KXOIIANOR Quiet and steady at
M.SPi for sixty-day bills and * l.8fli ! for do-
iiiiinn.
The following , were the cloiln ; prices on
bonds :
Note * .
, Aug. 2l.-Cfr
balar.cetr ) > M ) .
NEW YOIIK , Ail ? . 24.-'CIoarlnS9 , tC3C53 , < 8J ;
balances. { 4.17,0lft
lljU.TiMoitR , Md _ AUK. 21. Hank clearings
' . ' . - ' balances ' . ' ' . Hate r
today , J'.a-'lJ.SOO : , M''J.u'.U ,
cent.
I'Ktr.AtiKijpiiiA , fa. , AUR. 21. Hanki . .
today , } 7lU',95l ; balances , HMI-ii'J. Muuey , 4
per .cent.
New OIII.JANR , La. , AIIR. Slr-Olearlncs. ffgl.-
728. New Vork .xchan o art par , ItaitUiiOo
preinliiin.
St Louis. Ma. Aut ? . 14. Clearings , 8l,97t",09 ;
Inil-nnces. fitl'V.KH. Money blti per cent. 1 -
ehaiiKO on New Vork J5'iOo ! ' ( ! discount.
HOSTO.V , Mass Auu. 24. flank olcarlnfis ,
ll .VI'J.ino ; balances , $1 51,147. Itato for nunii-f.
4 PC.T . cent. Kxchiuigo on Now Vork , 10 tu voo
discount. poriUINO.
OnicAdO , 111. , Aiur. 24. Moroy steady nt 0
per cent. Jlanlt .olearliiRS . , .tlTl.Il.'U.OOO. Kt > w
York exchange steady at 5uo discount. " '
lluu cxehaiiRo dull ; sixty ( U.y bills , *
doinaiid $ . 7.
, l. .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hoston Stook .tlasrkct.
BOSTON , Mass. , Aue. 24. The following '
thoulosliiK priced onBlocks lu the tlio lloston
stock market today :
London Stock .Market.
LONDON. AUR. 24. The following wore the
London stock quotations closing at 4 p. in. :
Consols money ' Brio 2s
Consols , nccotmt.'J613-1(1 ( Mexican ordinary. ,
U.S. 4s ISO tit. Pnnl coniuion. . . .
U. . .4H 102 ! N. V. Central
N. Y. P. A O. llrsls. . . &it& Pennsylvania
Cniniillan Pacific & ' > > ( IteudliiK
Erie. . , 22a .Mexican Co. : , new 4a.
per oiuico.
MONKV ! J per cent. "
ICate of discount In open market. Hi per
cent ; three months' bills , 17s per cent.
linnk of Enuliuul Itulllon.
LONDON. Au . 24. The amount of bullion
gone Into tlio Hunk of England on balance to
day was JK7.,000. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Paris Kente * .
PAIIIP , An ? . 22. Three per cent rentes OJf
Wo for the aceOiint.
Denver Mining Stocks.
DENvnn , Colo. , Auz. 24. lluslnoss Rood with
sales at 40.4W. Quotatlous on the Mining ex
change today closed as follows :
Sun Fninolsoo iUliilnn Quotations.
SAX FHANCISCO. Col. , Aue. 21. The odloial
closing quotations for nilnlni ; stocks toduy
woru as follows :
New York Mining Quotations.
Nnw YORK , Aug. 24. The olosliij ; mlnlnff
stool ; quotations lire as follows :
Alice 1UJ Muzlcau 225
Ailunis Con 1'JO Onturlo 375 ! )
Deadwoofl. . . . . . . . . . . 1GU Uphlr J10
Homeslako 1050 Sierra Nevada 2UO
Horn Sliver 83i Standard 120
Iron ailvor 100
Coffco Miirkct.
Rio DK JANEIUO , AUR. 24. COFFEE Kosulsir
firsts , 10,450 rols per 10 kilos ; good seconil , 10,050
re Is.
Is.KECKIPTS During the woek. 69,000 hags ; pur-
cbtibos for L'nltcd States. Ul.COO bn s.
Siiil'.MK.NT To the Unltud titutes , 6U.OOO
bagy ; utoc ! ; , 230OJO hugs.
New York Dry Gouils Jlurkot.
DNuvr Yonjc. AIIR. 24.-Oppressive heat
uffectcil the business In dry K'oods somciylint
today hut there was n fair trade at Loth Hrat
and KL'Ooiul hands , There wuru no now.dovul-
opmunts and the tuarkut was unchanged In
any way ,
Santos Market ,
SANTOS , AUR. 22. COFFEE Rood average
lO.irn rols per 10 Uiloi
HUCUIITS during the week 48,000 bags ; pur
chases for United States li..UO. '
inr.MKM3 to Unltud Statea2,000 hags ; stoclc.
84,0v'0 hags ,
Huv.tuu Miirket.i.
HAVANA , Ai-s 24 , SPANISH GOLD I2.30SJO
2.'Jii. :
EXCHANGE Firm.
Oil Market.
LONDON , Aug. 24. TURPENTINE EMIIITS S8s
4id ! per cwt. _ ' _
Trailer ' Talk.
ST. Louis. Mo. . Aux. 21. LangcnbGTe llrojJi-
cr.s to Coekroll Brothers ; The following will
show tlio ratiRoof prices ou the leading op
tions at this point ;
COMMOIHTV | Open. | lllnli. | I.OIT. | Cloao.V'a' |
WHEAT
Dec , 1105 , II 00 fl 03M SI I
Conx
Bopt 57 57
Hoi't ' 29 20 30l ! !
UiltcAdO , III. . AUK. 21. Kounett , Hopkins k
Oo. to U. A. MeWhortcr : The opening In win ut
was strong on frosts In the northwest und
bullish Interv.owa by cabin with leading grain
merchants In J.ondon and Paris. Tno tone of
these Interviews which till two or three col
umns In Chicago papers show an apprehension
that the foreign supply ot hroaiUtutfs m > y
turn out mnatlor than heretofore estimated
lu eonsoiiuunoo of unfavorable harvest
weather. Tlio potatoe blight over thcro
secniH to bo spreading und la attract
ing Increased attention. Hoom traders
wcro disposed to bull wheat at the outset , hut
no buying orders except u low from the
northwest caused thorn to quickly reverse
tholr portion and renew the Blunging ouora-
tlons , Kurvljfii markets were heavy , Mttlo
progress waa made Iti now export business at
the seaboard , ami the boars puuirlcd the mar
ket vlu'immoly. There wcro not lueiilii-dis
tinctly tin ) Iniillsh features , howuvur , dosp' < to
Ins recoipta at the primary markets. Tlio
visible supply decreased over | ,3XOJJ )
( New York says I.OiM.WO ) . and the
u.\port uloiininouH were iiBaln very largo
Oish : wheat Is Btill at a good premium over
optomhor und but llttlo under December.
Uash rye told at about the same price , pound
for uouml.fas cash wheat. These are Hinltl-
cant btrntva which go to show the Inherent
strength of the situation , liraln dealeis In
Denmark. Sweden and Norway , who probably
never old any direct buituuHH horutofuru with
the United Htatea , have written hero Inqulr-
Ini ; liuw they rutty uxtahllsh buslneHsconnec-
tidni with Ohloapo houses dealing In corn ,
rye. wheat and Hour. Koom traders ham
mered the market noarlv all day , oml > od- !
eni'il by the absence of outsldo bupport.
In the last live minutes there was a rally of
? tc on llttlo buying of u lar u house supposed
to be for a Now York house. Khoiild the
amount on ocean passage show a fair reduc
tion tomorrow boiler prices would seem
probablo. The fuir progress made by the
urowlni ; crop of corn of late , to which wo
have called repeated attention and Inoreas-
In.reci'lpta huvo weakeni'd corn decidedly.
It looks us U the clique had tried
to market tholr holdings on the frost
scare. At another tlmo they might
have succeeded moderately , but local aborts
have loon some tlrno nottln. off the market
and boycotting the September deal , hence tlio
pit will in no condition to alxorli tl.o olTorliigi
and the market turned very weak , closing
with llttlo rally , hut Indicnt OIIH point to still
lower prices. Oats held up qu'te well consid
ering the general wcakncM In the other pto-
ouels. Tlio trade I ) Retting rather friendly
to oiits , ut least Indiscriminate short selling Is
polug out of fashion. 1'rovlslons were raided
vlgoroilHly nt Intervals , but seemed to rnlly
cosll.v.whcn the presstiro was taken elf and
they closed nearly nt opening prices. Ther
tire hollered to be a nato purchase ou ftoft
ipots ,
NEW YOIIK. Aim , St. Kcnnott. Itopklnn .t
Co. to 9. A. MoWhorter ! The stock market
opened with a great show of strength not
withstanding London was below n parity wltlt
our cloio of Saturday , nnd f.ondon was not n
buyer here , and nmt prices were practically
the lowest of the day. The market scorned to
gather strength ns tliodny progressed until It
wns checked lu the latlhutirby an advance In
rates for till money. The inurKot ha * an un
dertone of strength which Is decidedly
healthy. It Is no : broad npcculatlvoly.
but buying la unmicstlonalily first
class and sollur * are not abundant.
It looks as If people vho had bought Mocks
recently had such conlidonco In the future
they were slniuly w'.iltlng for larger profits
thnii small advances In prices made up to this
time gives them. A feature of the market to
day has been tlio strength of the Vamlerlillt
Htockn and Uiuir tiiiuiiuU activity. Ijitko
Shore , Olovel.-ind , ColamhiiH , O'lnoluiiutl & St.
I.ouli u ml Camilla Southern All advancing
considerably v/lih large dealings l.ako Shore
company for the quarter enillug Juno Ilo shows
n surplus after paying fixed charges of foUO.-
400 , which Is tlXLiuu inure than for the sun.o
quarter lanl { 'ear. K.irly In the day there was
tame dlHCiHltlon to neil soiiiueliisse1) Of Htocks
ou the report of frosts Injuring wheat In the
northwest , but this did not C-POVO to lie much
of a factor in the markotand Its lulliien ' 0 was
temporurj and \ery iluillud. Hates for money
lu the last ilionr advancodtdCiper cent on call ,
but this rate was muilu bit. tar a moment , the
actual rate for business being about : i per
cent. TltetitocK market closed llrm ami little
otT from ( lie highest prices.
CIIICACO. III. , Aug. , ' 4. Sf.li.wnrtz. Duiiee A
McCormtek to V. O. Swarte ftCo. . : The cold
weather which has prcvulkul for the past " 4
hours anrf the feiir of frost in thn norlhwi-at
Rave 1 llra.ior undortoto to the opunlng of our
wheat market hut did dot Itfit. The IIOWH wn
soon received that no Perkins Uaiiiiigo ' hud
bccndoi : * . Kecnlpts lioro tucueeded estliuales
1'JJ cars and estimate for t moirow 110 cats ,
larger lki.ii oxpeetod. Ltr pool was a half
penny tu lu lower , \\ltllu Ilerlln shone : )
a decline < of Jl niarki ou if.ho near and 1'i '
marks < > itho ilcfenxvl fn&Mres. All of Ihle
rcHiilted is tfrco sollln ; of long win nt and x.
deeleilly ] < iisler : feeling whiluh was not ma
terially changed by the eornoxvhat extruor-
dlnury newfl of a decrcnso oi Ii0. ; > , ouo liUHhels
lu the vlsaAjlo supply for a week when with
enormous receipts at all poliitti , an InoieaNC
would naturally Imvo been upectcd. O.ear-
nnees from the Atlantic seaboard In wheat
nnd Hour wciro ne.irly 1,001.000 bushels. After
the llrst strength , wlilch was caused by frost
talk , corn bcfaino very weak , and at no tlmo
was there uu improvement In the feeling. As
usu il there was talk of Now YorU
selling and the determination on
the part of the scalpers to make
them bell September as low as possible. Octo
ber showed especial weakness and It becom
ing evident thut the bears nro gutting out of
the way of a possible September manipula
tion , by selling the latter future. . It is be
coming evident that corn bulls will receive
very llttlo assistance from our homo talent.
Provisions opened weak nnd lower under
free liquidation of long stun for outside ac
count. Unpin.'the entire day packers have
been heavy sellers of the January future
which .s . a decidedly weak feature. The near
future reacted potneivlint from the first break
on covcitng of shorts ' , but we full to see any
good liuylngfor'long account or any encour
agement for the bull hide.
NKW YOIIK , Aug. . Henry tXewa , the
banker , says ! The spirit of Improvement In
the stock market that set In about two weeks
ago Is still maintained , though at the moment
there are > omo symptoms of abatement. A
variety of circumstances have contributed to
thU change of tone. To begin with , tlio un
favorable aspects Of the situation had been
considerably exasperated In the estimate of
operator } , wui.st the favoi'aUle ones had been
held In abeyance or th jr lulttionce exhausted
und the market ' Was thus pie-u.xupsoil
to sympathise with now and ! 'onefil _ |
influences. At this juncture came the Intelli
gence of even a larger crop of wheat than the
previous large estimates had Indicated , and
the prospects of the corn crop alco have ex
hibited u steady Improvement. The Iron trade
has Hhowcd a marked recovery , the combined
June and July product having equalled the
extraordinary IIcures of lust year , while the
stocks on hand have bccu reduced ; which Is u
favorable Indication of recovery In our Indus
tries ut largo. The boom In wheat and rye
consequent upon the Kiisslun ukase prohibit
ing the export of the latter grain , while In-
forently favorable to the railroads , has
awakened the long dormant spirit of specula
tion In the grain trade , the contuulon of which
has already spread to the Stock Kxehango.
The tendency of Information from Great Urit
tain and the continent lies been to dlspol the
Illusions about the supposed desperate condi
tion of transatlantic finances. At London
lucre Is adlstlnut Improvement of feeling ;
und although business Is quiet , conservative
und unremuiierutlvii throughout Kngland.yet
a more hopeful feeling begins to prevail theio.
Even a ray of hope begins to dawn upon Ar
gentine finance and the much depreciated se
curities of that country have , within the ptut
\ > UCK , snuwii u uui'iuiu rucuTury , rnero can
bo no doubt that the favorab.u opinions and
assurances recently formally expressed by the
governor of the llank of r'ugland to which al
lusion was made In my advices of lust week
have also been a very Important contribution
towards the recovery of tone ; for It Is natur
ally reasoned that. If tlio bank looks on the
future with the comparative conlldenco e\-
Piosaed by Mr. i.lddcrdale. iliero can
bo iii , reason why that Institution should
use Its power. to prevent any
return of gold to this country
that the natural course of the grain trade
may call for ; which Is the point on which Now
York especially needs assurance. The late
ness of the autumnal on flow of money from
this center to the west has also had an assur
ing direct , the more so us It puts back that
movement so much nearer to the time when
we may expect a compensation for the drain
In Imports of specie. A week ago , wo had u
surplus reserve of $17,6(50,000 ( , whllo at the same
tlmoot } Ji'0 there was a deficiency of JKiS.OOJ
and In IbsO a surplus of only * : iii-OJO : ; which
would seem to suggest that our current busi
ness with the Interior Is bolng conducted so as
to avoid any undue commitments with that
section. The effect ot this easier condition Is
apparent In the Increase of money olFered on
time loans for periods within six months. Cut
ting together these several factors It cannot
bo denied that they amount to a substantial
Improvement iu the situation ; and coming , as.
thev have , In u largo measure unexpectedly.
It la not surprising thut they have changed
the temper of the market and stimulated
speculation , oven to the extent of bringing
out : iu outside demand both spec ilatlvo anil
for Investment , lint , on the other side. It
should not bo Ignored that undoubtedly the
occasion ha3 been seized by parties long and
heavily loaded with uusulahlo stock ? for fos
tering speculation and creating an opportu
nity to unload , Prudent operator * will not
overlook the fact that there Is a very Import
ant element of weakness In Iho mnrket In tliu
form of the socurlt es of badly Hiiuncod corpor
ations and of railroads which have become
ombar.issod through eagerness to cover terri
tory which for years to come cannot yield a
paying return upon the construction outiay.s.
This Is pro-einlnently the case In the south
and In the fur west anil southwest ; and the
ease of those properties Is made worsa
by the Increasing hostility of the
granger and alliance factions to the
railroad Interest , This element is calculated
to have an Important Inlluenco on the Wali
street situation. At llrst the holders ot such
securities , union ; ; whom are men of largo re
sources , will usu all tholr Inlliiencu to stimu
late the market ; but at the sumo time they
will be sellers of their specialties until their
Individual Interest lias been sullicleiitly
served , when that Important set of Mipuorters
will disappear from the arena , and I shall bo
surprised If the lo s of that element does not
prove u severe Hhuck to the market. For this
and other reasons. I utu persuaded that It
would bo unwise to assume that the present
"boom" N likely to develop Into a continuous
considerablefurthir advance In prices. It
would b > oily common prtidcnco to let the
marl.o : st n 1 on further trial before trusting
1C conlideiitly , tin l especially us London Is
giving It uo support Lut belling out on our
buom , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OJI.lll.t M.lltKKrii.
OMAIH. AUL51. .
OATTt.n Olllclal rcccluts of cuttln : . ' . ! Hiis
comn.ired with Wll Saturday and ' . ' .hO ? .Mon
day of last week , Thu market was active
und llrm ou dcsir.iblu guides of beeves mid
steady on other grades ; active nnd 1o - higher
on good butcher stock and firm-on other
grades ; active and atroiu on feeder. . The
receipts Included no good beeves.
lloiis-Ullloiru receipts of hoga 001 us com-
pured with 3.72 Saturday and HOT Mon
day of last weak. Not enoiuh hogs were re
ceived to make a market. The few received
were alUold at u big lee dnclli.o from .Satur
day's market. Tiiuraiigoof the prices p.ild
was } I..V > ( il.H" . Thu average of the prices paid
wus * l.77j. ! as compared with to.uo tiiturduy
and tl.tKJ Monday of lust week.
MlltKl1 Kstlmiitod receipts of sheep C40 at
comp ueil with 7.1 Monday of him wojk. The
market win unchanged. Natives. f..r-OYM 7 > ;
westerns , t.V.U&l.T.'V ' ; good 00 to 70-lbs. lambs.
'
STOCK I'.IH AMI FUGDRIf.
4..I040 J2 . " > ' ) ll..ti&T(3 * 73 CO. . 1021 II 15
i. . ui'j ' a co 4. v s t.i 10. . IMS : i ' . ' 5
1 . 5JO 2 U ' . ' 0. UJ'j a 1'5 ' L'5..1'0. U U
MII.KKIIS AND SI'IIINOKIIS.
S cows and oalveii , each . ttt CO
HULLS.
1..132) 2 00 14. 1314 ' . ' 00
.
1 .ull. . , . . 1010 tl 75
4 feeders PST 20.1
7 yearlings tK9 SOS
NF.W MEXICO CATTLE.
Onalllng * KS 2 OS
8 feeders f 7 205
WVOMISn CATrl.K.
Lnnco Orcok Onttlo Co.
1 cow ( XMSO
TO cow 8 W7 'i 'JO
11. Proctor
Otstoois 11C3 325
Uurblif Land and Cattle Co.
5 tailings 1211 170
HUoows tUO Z 10
i-nrrolk.t Co.
Meows ( W.1 225
102 cows 875 225
124 caws 8'ji ' : 2'.5
40steers U39 345
IDAHO CATTI.B.
\V. O. Youns-
75stoers 12TJ 340
COI.OKADO CATTI.K.
1 steer , tailing 1010 180
42cows 161 1 r-0
0 steers , tallmcs tint l M
IS steers , tailings 102-J 225
177 steer ) , tailings 10.2 200
nods.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
3 110 440 f,9 . . . .ttSI 121 470
12 'll.-i 4 40 70 . . .SSI 100 470
1 MO 440 II 11)5 40 475
0 . ' 114 4 40 Kl. . . . 20tt 200 475
4 3M ) 4 5J lit. . . . 257 40 4 SO
ft ' " 14 4r > 5 7.1. . . .221 410 4 SO
C5 170 ICO 415 78 . . .2J7 100 4 K" >
0 17ft 4 (15 ( fil. . . . 'JI4 4lX )
15 2t,0 4 70 70. . . . 2.U M 41)5
BI1 GUI' .
No. Av. I'r.
liw UtBhvethcrs ll 4 5
175 Utah wethers IM 405
305 Utah wethers 121 405
Hcoctits | iitul Dlnpinitlon oftoulc. .
Olllclal receipts and disposition of stojk as
shown by the books ot the Union sloekyurds
company for the tweuty-four hours ending at
5 o clock , p. m. , August 24 , IS.il :
UKCEU'Td.
. . ' ' AM'I.EsT
CATTI.B. IIOUS. SHEEP. II'US'9
Cars , illenil Cnrn. Itenit. Cars , lleail Cars , llcail.
1011 Z.f'.S 11 iai 4 lilU li 411
Diai'uaiTio.v.
ilayari. I'Uuila. | U < i _ . I rthiiop
Oinnha P.trklni ; C < . . . . . . . . . . . u
TluKi. II. ll.-immoml Co 24:1 : ice
HwlftAl'u SHU liu
Tliu Cudabjr Packing Co Cl 40.1 17.
I.ocul , .fc. . 12
Bhliipersid fuoitors sill
Leftover 4.VJ 84
Total z.ftKl ; gi io
iKo Ijlvo Htouk .Markets.
CHICAGO. 111. . Aue. 21. [ SpecialTelegram to
THE IlEK.nslness wnc fair with a slight up
furnon anrUiln--that was at all useful Uitho
ueef lino. Itecolpts wcro made up of 'I.MO '
Toxiinsuiiil-J.OiM raniicr.s. leaving only lUwnt
: iMiO Miitlvis of all kinds on sale.
Hut for the fact that the i-nn In the wcsnern
markets vu * repoiled heavy , values would
have advanced 10 to Lie. Tcxans were ( juotod
hlpher and there wern few lotsof rangers Rood
enough to malto up prices. Utvlni ; to the xret
and unfavor.iblo iiiornlne for snowing stock ,
business ruled rather yulou but prices were
quoted stroni ; .
HORN liuslncsj was ugulu slow with nn-
other down turn of lOc on all jjrudos good , had
and Indifferent. General market acaln clos-
Ins weak with a lurue nuhiber carried over.
.KdiiRU and ooiiiinori Hold at J.I.7o4.C > ; mixed
and puckers , W.7ijaVIB ( : prime hcjivv and
butcher wolKhtB. * 'i.UXa'.2.r ! ; prlmo lleht , $5.5 ©
S.TO : iroort second class light , J4.7.'ii.lOj L-rass-
ors. t ! .75l.7. ' > .
The Evcnlnz.lournal reports : OATTI-K Uo-
cnlnts. in.00d : RlilnmiMita. : rnin. ; n n.t/n f.ii iu
. . .
active , steady to stronger ; good to choice na"-
lives , J.'i.SOiSj.TC : no prime to extra steers on
sale ; others. I'l.'i'iOo.L''i ; Tcxans , J'.25.00 ! ;
rangers. * a.-XS-.CO ( ; fctockors , $7.1lTU3.CO ; native
cows , K.7. > @ 'I.UO.
lions-Receipts , 8,000 : shipments , : il)6" ) ) |
market slow , uul lower , closlnz wo.ik ; rou-h
and common , * : i.75S.4.05 ; mixed and packers.
$ l./i > . .05 ; prlmo heavy and l-iitcliers1 weights
IS.C.'ViuHVS ' ; prime llglit , f.V.sa.-i.ooj second olass.
SitUKi' Itccolpts. 8,000 ; shipments , .1,0 0 ;
market steady to weHkor ; owes. } l.oniQl.'iO ; ;
wetliers$1.8 _ _ ® .r > .10 ; westerns , | 3S53i.2.i ; lambs.
New York Ijivc Stock 3Iiirkct.
NEW YOIIK. Aue. 24.-11KBVES llocolpts.
fi,742 head , .ncliidlnK . ' > > cars for sale. Market
Moady. Native steers , $ , .fift3li.l5 per ion
ponnils ; Texiins and Colorado , 4.l.4j4.00 ; bulls
and cows , tl.O 'itS.
DIIESSED HKEF Steady at 7ffi)1io ! ) per pound.
CALVES Kecclpls , 1,4:16 : heid : : market Ic
hltrhor for veals ; steady fornthoro lives : veal ,
? ri.sri@8.00 per HO pounds : grassers and butter
milks , WO Wltti.
SHKEIHecelpts , 111,200 head ; eheep. steady :
lambs , o per pound higher ; sheep. Ul.Miffl
O.C2 per 100 pounds ; lambs , ifs.cOOC.'S ; druisod
mul tons steady at 7 ( ? Jio ! per pound ; dressed
lambs , llrm attiJiffllOc yor pound.
HOGS Koi-olplR , 10'Jfli hca'l , IncludlneScars
for sale ; market weak ; & ® liio higher.
ICsinsaH Ity Ijivc Stook 3IirkctH.
'
KANSAS OITV , Mo. , Auir. 34. CATTMI Ue-
coluts , P.4QJ ; shipments. l.fllO. Market dull ,
lower ; steers , ji.OOiV ; > .7ii : cows , tl. ' X&loO ;
stockers and feeders. 4i.)0 < ai.M. :
lions Itocelpts , l.fiOU ; shipments , 1,000. Mar
ket steady to lOo lower ; bulk , i5.lUS3.20 ; all
grades , i2.ifiai.2.1. (
SiiEin' Itocelpts , 1,470 ; shipments , none ;
market steady.
St. Ijoul.s I\vo \ Stook J > Iarkct.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Aue. 21. OATTME Iloi'olt. | .
4,100 ; shipments , 1,100 ; market hlirhor ; Jalr to
choice ntitlvo stoera , Kl.03t25.7ri ; Texans and
Indians , * . ' .25i.iO : : : eanncrs. il.OuO'.L'O.
Unas Receipts , 1.410 : sh'pmcnts , 2.0JO ; mar
ket lower : heavy. J'l.JLtSVUU ; mixed ,
light , { 5. 023.40.
OX.ilI.-L irilH.li :
Prosli
CANTALOUPES Per doz. , } l.oolS3.
S 1'or bbi" . , $ . ' . .OlXi3.VJ5. .
, . . .
PEA us California Ilnrtlett , $2.002.25.
OHANGKS Rod I. W.OO ,
WATERMELONS Hhlpplng stock , ISffilSc.
LEMONS Per box. M.OO.
HANANAS 1'or bunch , * 2.002.i > 0 for good
shipping stock.
GliAi'ES Sniithorn , 4.1c per 8 Ib basket.
PKACHKS The innnly Is ( lulto largo and the
( juiillty Improved. California Crawfords , slu-
glo case lots , { 1.23 ; live case lots , il.13.
VCRO tables.
The following quot at Ions ropre ont thourlces
at which eholcn stock Is billed out on orders
unless otherwise stated :
TOMATOES Per bushel , $1.00.
CAIIIIAOF : Home grown , lo per Ib.
NEW HliETS Per bushel , Me.
IIBAX8 Ntivy , li.'iOJJS.riTi per hnshnl.
ONIONS Home grown , 7 o per bushel ,
POTATOES Local urowers are supplying the
demand almost exclusively ,
Conn try Produce.
Eins Hulk of sales l.'lHc.
POULTIIV Old fowls slow and shippers
should not anticipate ovcrjil.OO for the best.
The best spring chickens > ill brliri J'lWl , occa
sionally a little more , and from that down to
$2.00 for the small hlcs.
HUTTKH Choice dairy butter Is S"arco and
sells readily at TOliic. but the bulk of the
country butter Is not good enough for the re
tail trade and gous to the packers atiMic.
SINGM3 TAX ChUIJ.
New Organization Korincd to Discuss
Sociology null ( Jlhcr TopioH.
Mr. Henry George , the croat single tax
npostlo and social and political science reformer -
former , lias some enthusiastic disciples In
Omaha who propose to remove the intel
lectual light they have , in their Judgment ,
discovered , from its present place under a
bushel nnd put U In a candlestick by organ-
IziiiR n social and literary club , with the
single tux idea as the bnckbono and mainstay
of the organization.
About twenty single-tax enthusiasts met
last night nt tlio oflli-o of . .1.V. . Evans in thi !
Brown blocif and proceeded to organize what
will bo called the Umnha Social ijciomu ) and
Lltcrarv club. Prior to the organization Mr.
J.V. . Kvaus read the address delivered by
Henry George lit the funeral of the late Will-
lam R Croasdalo , editor of the Now Yorit
Standard.
Mr. Charles Stopuon on was elected tem
porary chairman of the club and Mr.V. ) .
Kvaus was elected secretary.
After listening to speeches by Mr. C , W.
Loi-kwood , Frank IMrker , Uufus I'urker. J.
W. livnns , and others , touching upon the
great need of energetic work lnKir | > nitlliig the
doctrines of the single tax scheme , stops woio
taken lo aiToct n permanent organization.
Mr. . .1.V. . Kvuns was I'lectoil proiidont ,
Charles Stcphenson vice president , and U. 1' .
Hulllgnn secretary.
A committee consisting of W. G. Deckel t ,
Prank Parncr and J.V. . Kvans was ap-
polutod to draft it constitution and by-laws.
The I'lub aiijourncj to mcot next Monday
night at tlio sumo placo.
JOII.f A. McdllANE. KIIAXK U Cd.VHU.V
McShanc & Condon ,
INVKSTMBNT BANKERS ,
300 a 13th Ht. , First National Banlc BullU
Ing , Ornaha , Neb.
Deal In itookt , b-jmli , i jiirltlai , uonimurMal p
peretc No utlaiu louai ua lutprjrul O mill rot
estate. Sbort llmuloans , ou bunk itock , or vti *
kpprur d cullaural i ourlt )
Nebraska Ftiel.Oo , , Johnson Bros. ,
213 S. ir.tli Street , 014 Fiiriitini Street ,
Onidlin , Nob. Om aim. Nch.
COltXICE.
Eagle Oornico Works , F. Ruemping ,
Manufacturer ! of 0 ilvnnliftl Iron 'ornlco ,
Oiilvanlr'it Iron Cornice. Dormer window * , door
window caps , mctnlllo enp < , HnluK , etc. Tin
militias etc. 1110 unj Iron imiUl-ita roofer.
1112 UoilwSt. | fill Fariiniii St.
toMENT AND LIME.
J. J. Johnson & Oo. , Oady & Gray ,
213 S. 1.1th Street , Lime , cement , etc. , etc.
Oninlin , Neb. Cor. 9th and Douglas Sts ,
JjIf Y GOODS.
M. E , Smith & Oo. , Kilpatrick - Kooh Dry
Dry . notionfur - Goods Oo. ,
if goods. Dry unoil' . notion' " , Rents'
furiiUhln Kii < < l .
Corner llth nnd Howard. cor. llth tiii-l Hinrard Sts
ELECTllICAL SUPPL1ES.
Wolf Electrical Oo. DUTUO1T UTOMATIC
Electric Motors
Illustrated catalogue and Dyninoi. CntaloKiio
free.
froa. II. A. Klnnoyivrri
1GU Capitol ATUIIMO. Act. B..2-JI N. V. Ufo llld'B.
FAlUt MACJUNMHY , ETO.
Parliu , OrendorfF & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo ,
, General western avont
Corner .Tones and 8th Sts. Skamlla 1'low Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. I.1IMMI Sherman Avo.
FLOUR.
E. L. Welch & Oo , , B. T. Davis Mill Oo.
1012.10.h . Street. C. O. tmdorvTood ,
J. E. Mc/'iay , .Mnnnccr. Mnimuur at Onmlia.
.Mill at llondei'Mon , Minn. Cor. Eth and Jackson SH.
S.F. Gilman , Omaha Milling Oo , ,
1013-15-17 , .V. ICth Street. .Morclmnt Millers.
Olllco nnd Mill 13U North
C. B. Illnclr - MnnaKcr. IKtli Street.
FUHX1TURE AND CARPETS.
Dcwoy & Stone Furniture - Beebe & Runyan Fur
nituro Oo. , niture Oo ,
Succojfura lo C. A. Hoobo
Kimiltmo anil carpets , A. Co. ,
1115-1119 Kurniim Stret't. < ! rnco and lltli : Sts.Oninha
GUXT'S FURXJSIIIXG GOODS.
Sclme dor & Looinis , J. T. Robinson Notion
Oo.
Jotiborb anil Importers of
' fnrnlshlni ! coo < ] < ,
notions nnd fiirnlshliiK in'f'k' rnlulmitcil Iirnnil
" Duck-kin " ,
ROOlll , ovumlli ,
imnli , slilrl-s co.iti , utc.
llll llumiril Slroi't. Cur. r.'th unit llowanl St .
GLASS , PAh\'J\ \ OIL AXD DJIUGS.
Koiinnvil Glass and J. A. Fuller & Oo.- ,
Paint Oo. , 1(03 Donulns Street ,
OMII3 llnrnur Strut
Oiuuhn , Nub. Omnlm.
William Ounnnings , Blake , Brnco & Oo. ,
017 unit mil South lilth St. 10J-103 I e.-tvunworlh St.
Omaha , Neb. Ontahfi , Noh.
GHOCEltlE * .
Paxton & Gnllnglier , Meyer & Eaapto ,
70"711 lOlh Street , IIUi-lWJHurnoy Struct ,
Oinnhn , Neb. Omnlm. Ncli.
D. M Stcelo & Co , Sloan , Jolunou & Oo. ,
mi-U'Oi Jones Strcvl , Vtll unil
Btreuti ,
OlimliM , Nuh. Oiiuilm , .Ve'j.
Alien Bros. , McOoril , Brady & Oo. ,
llOt-lllOlliirm'y Street , 13th nnil I.ciiveiiiTorth ,
Oinulia , Nch. OinnhnVoli. .
' ' '
GL'Xl'OU'DKH ,
Hutrh PI. Olnrk.
ficn'l Woitorn Aent of
ln ) | ont'ii HfiortliiK < 'iri
I ovt.k'r , Ali : hull uvplo-
lVO Ill.ftllU I'.IK , flHOI.
I''I9 ll.ir.iuyitri'cl
GHA1X AXD PltO'JSIO.\S. ]
Br/nnOonimissionOo S. A. MoWhortcr
UroUrri , urnln , prnvUlon 312 Ut N.ifl M-ink. Ilrok-
nii'l ' Hock * . .N. V. I.lfu er . I'rlvatii wlrr to
I I Ik' . I'rlvnluwlru Clil- Nuw Voik. ( 'htt'.ijo unil
rn.o , Ft. l.ouli und St. l.mili. Caili grain
New Yolk , nil innrkutii.
Ht. l.oul . Bpoclul tten- i
lion iMvmi to trntk blil In lit Nat'I llnuk , Umalia.
vu grain , lit .NUI llauk. , Kichncg * bl.V , o. Uualia
Rector &WilholmyOo
Cor. 10th and Jnctton Sli
Omabiv.
1110X WOttKS.
Pnxton & Vierling Oninha Safe & Iron
Iron Works , Works ,
JVroiiulit and c it Iron
bullitInK work , canine * , Mannf'ri flrc and buriiUf
brass work , icnoral ptoof infoi. Taiiltt , jail
foiuirtrr , machine anil work , l-on ihuttxri and
blacksmith mr . U. I * , tire escapes , t ) . An-
lly. ami I7lh 8V. Ort'pn , llth . * Jackson stf
I.IQUOHS.
Ior ! & Oa. , R. R. Grotto ,
l.lonor Merclmntt. Importer nml Jobber O $
Illi llnrner Slrrot , WHIPS mut l.tnuom.
Mnnnfnclnr'r.s Kennedy's 1070 nnl , ion Karnam St.
Kait Inillii Ilittart. Price IMs on nptillontlon.
L , Kirscht & Oo , , Trick & Herberts ,
\Vliolos lo Liquor De.M'rs Whole alct.lqnor DoalcK
107-JWS. lOlhSt. 1.10th _
LVMllKIt.
0. W. Douglass & Oo John A WnkofioUl ,
lnipnrtrtt\mprlran Port-
llnrdnooil l.unibor , hunt Cement , .Mllirnil >
ken llyilrnulli ! Onicnl
1310 North If.th . Street. aniigulncr White I.luie ,
Oharles R , Lee , Wyatt-Bullartl Lumber
IIiiriliTiioil liiinler. nooit
carpets ami pnrqucl ber Oo.
flooring ,
fth anil DoiiKlas. anil ttard Streets.
Louis Bradford ,
Lumber , Mint1cementota.
WJ l > iiu-ln Street.
M1LUXEUY AXI ) XOTIOXS.
0. A. Stonehill , L Oborfeltler & Oo./
.Millinery. Nutlons.Clonks Importers ami Jobbers Id
Ktu. .Millinery.
HH , 210 nnd 217 South Utb )
110-1183. Ilith St. , Omnlia. Street.
M US 1C. 1 / . 1XSTH UMEXTS. ETO.
Mnx Meyer & Bro Oo A. IIospo , Jr. ,
M'f'K Jeweler * , dealers In I'l.mos. Oritnnn , ArtP !
luuslml instrument etc. * , Mnterlnls , Kto. .
riirnnm niul Kith. IM I lnuilM Street
OYSTERS.
Platt & Co. ,
Oysters. Klnli nnd ( olcrj ,
,1ir > auiilli lOtli 8t
OJL&
Oonsjlitkted Tank
Line Oo.
llcrineil nnil bibilcntlnir
oils , nile ureaso. ulo.
H. II. lluth , .MnnaKor.
Stovesrcpnlr > of nllklndi
Cooks nnd llcuten
for Bale.
. 1.1th atroi't.
SASH , DOORS , ULINDS , ETO
M. A. Disbrow & Oo , Bolm Sash & Door Oo
Mnnufnctiirert of aih. Manufacturers of nioulil *
d n o r , b 11 n d and 1HK9 , blind i. doors , cto.
moulilliu.'i. llrnnoh of Olllco :
fice , 12th nnd liard Hti. Hooin 42:1 : lice llil
STEAM AXD WATER SUPPLIES.
U. S. Wind E igino & A. L , Strang & So .s ,
Pump Oo.
, lOO'J-1004 Karnam Street.
llallldiy Wind Mill" .
' . ' 1.1 and ! > :0 Jimua Mlroot. Omnlm. Neb ,
( l.r. HUBS , uctliiKiniuiA < 'r
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES.
Consolidated OofFco
Company ,
1114 nnil 1410 Ilnrnor St. ,
Omnlm , Nvb.
TOYS.
H. Hardy Oo. , TboHrunswiok-
Toy * . iloIH , a I b u inn , Balku-Uollondtif Oo. ,
fiincy niiidl'i. ' hou ofnr- murchnnillio.
nl'liinK iiiols , chllil- Suloon llxti.rof.
ren'i carrlnm1' . 407 , 40UH. 10th Struot ,
1.1 la Furniun Street. Oinnha ,
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED"
A. D. Bo or & Oo. , Hnntor & Green ,
E-K ) KxchniiKO llulHliiif. 'M K.tchnniiO HullilInK ,
South Omaha. South Oumliiu
TELEGRAPHY ,