ft TTIl ? OAfATTA TJATT.Y HTCTC. ITITTFRSnAV A ITOITRT 31. 1S03.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat Developed a Good Deal of Wcakncs ?
Yesterday.
LIBERAL OFFERINGS AND LITTLE DEMAND
III Corn tlin I.ncnl Tnujn Win Tiiclln'd to
hell , Itilliiciired hy tlin Itecciiitu
Overrunning Ilio I'.MImnlc *
.Stocks mid llomlB.
CtitCAOo , Aug. 80 Wheat developed n
fjood deal of weakness today. Cables came
uaslcr and the offerings wcro liberal , with
little demand. The possibility of delay in
tlin senate In ptusing the repeal li'll ' may
liuvo had something to do with the weak
ness , but why It should Imvo that effect In
wli' < nt and not In stocks is not easily ox-
plained. Perhaps a bolter explanation Is to
be found In the narrowness of trade , the
heaviness abroad , the enormous stocks
overywhoVo , and the expected frco move
ment of new wheat and the apparent falling
oft of export Inquiry. The market at the
opening was from J4'o to ! c lower than yes
terday's close , receded J o more , then ho-
0,1110 stronger , uiul prices advanced Irom
? t.y to J c , again became rasier , prices
declining from y o to Jjc , fluctuated some ,
ami closed easy ' 40 from the bottom.
In corn the local trade was inclined to sell ,
Influenced by the receipts overrunning the
rstlmntM and the action of wheat. The
market opened nt J o dccllno and eased oft a
fraction more , when it rallied } c. receded
from . ' 40 to Jifc , became quiet and at the
close had lost from Jc'o to "i'e.
Oats were quiet , ami closed at a net loss
of from , ' < c to 'Vo. The bulk of the trading
was In the way of changing from September
lo October and May.
There was more general trading in pro
visions today than has been observable for
many weeks. Heavy receipts of hogs weak
ened the market for the products at the
opening anil lower prices ruled until Armour
came In as a liberal buyer of ribs , which
turned the current upward. The close wifs
nt top figures. 5lo ( higher than vestcrday for
October pork , Ifio up for .September lard and
about unchanged for .September rib * .
Kstlumtod receipts : Wheat. SO cars ; corn ,
ECO cars j oats , iifiu cars ; hogs , 'JO.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
" ArllclI'H | Open. I HliTli. ' | Low. i CloHo.
\VmiAT
Aim . . . $ nix ii m
Sept. . IH * * ' * ? * ; < ( UK 11 IN
Doe U"H 7
COILS
Anc. . . . .1 37 H7K
Sept. . . .
?
: i7j ( 8fc
May 4 OKI
DATS-
Sept 2.TV !
Oet 24 X
Hay
MKSS VOIIK
14 25 14 fin 14 25 14
Oet 1:1 : b.r 14 27 111 75 14
LAIIII
7 no nebO
Ocj 7 SO bO
SHOUT Kins
Sept R no R no R 40 i 00
Oet 7 11(1 ( 7 SO 7 ( ill 1 72k >
( ' 'ash iiiotallons | were us follows :
I'lot'ttDull and unchanucd.
WHEATNo. . 15 sprlnc , ( Hic ! ; No. 3 spring ,
i. o. b. , Ii7c ; No. 2 rod , Ol'ie.
COIIN-No. 2 , 37(0c ( ; No. 3 yellow , closing ,
OATS No. 2. 23' ' c ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 27 ? . ®
EKJc ; NIL 3 whlti ) , f. o. b. , 2727Mc.
liveNo. . 2. 4i/ .
HAIII.KV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 37 ®
4fn : ; No.-I , f , o. 1) . , 310.
KI.AX HKKH-NO. 1 , OOfflOOc. )
TIMOTHY SUKII I'rlmi' , i(3.25iil3.50. (
1'oilK-Jliiss. lier 1)1)1. ) , $14.rM,14.RO ? ; bird ,
per 100 Ihs. , j7.UOflB.OOi short , ribs , hides
( loose ) , $ K.761(18.80 ; dry salted shoulders
IhnxiMll , $7y5 < 2.7.riO ; short clciirhldebiboxed ) .
WHISKY Distillers' finished ioods , per Kill. ,
1 Jfpw York Milrl 'ts.
Nr.w YOIIK , Anst. 30. I'wiHii Ileci'lpts.
Bl.&OO pkgs. ; i-xnorls , 2,200 DhN , , .ri,70 ( )
sacks ; siilcs , 20,000 pkK . ; market htoiuly ,
inoio active.
CoitN MKAI < Dull ; steady.
> IlYE Dull ; nonilniit.
r lUui.UY MALT Dull.
AViiKATItccelpts. . 413,000 hu. ; I'-iports , Ifi.- !
OCO hii. ; Milps , 1.H70.000 bu. futures , ( iO.OOO
1m. spot. Hxt ] ) tiiarkot dull , lower ; No. i ! rod ,
In Htoro aud uloviitor , OH'itlJB'tc ; alloat , ( iHIo
08jc : f. o. 1) . , ( V/'iQiiH'tc ' ; iniKraih'il red , 02ifi
Otic No. 1 northern '
; , liMftcOB'iC. Options uro
Jiiodoratoly nctlvo , weak , ( Jolc lower ; No. 2
rod , Kt'iiloiuhnr , C > H l-HiUOS ? , ! ' , closlntr ( JB'nc ' ;
Octohor , 70' , t70 o , closing at 70\c ; Dccuni-
bor , 74 Ji t70c , uloilng ut 7-J c.
CoitN Heci'lpts , (14.000 lin. ; export * . 0,000
Im.i ' sales , 515.000 hu. futuies , 44,000 Im. spot ,
h'pols dull and 'iC lower , closliie sti-iuly ; No.
! ! , -t4MQ444 ! < ' In cloviitor ; Xi'g&.tDSi ' : alloat.
Optloim wuro fulrly actlvo and closed weak at
M41io dec.llne ; Septoinher. 44 al-f4C , clos-
JiiK at 44"iiC ! Octcher , 4514GJc , closlutr lit
Ki'Se ' ; Nnvuiuhnr , 4til1IG1'c , closliiK 11140(10 ( ;
Drcumbor , 4,5.40 ( ) ' 4c , I'loslng at 40Jc.
OATH ItccDlplM , 105,000 hn. ; cxporl10,000
bu , : huh'H. 2,000 hu. fiiltnus , ma.oro hn. spot ,
ripotx , dull , _ steady. Options , sleiuly.
Wi'storu,33if,3lJc ( > .
HAY yiilut , steady ,
HornI'lilt't. ' . Hi rn.
lllllKS-NolllllKll ,
1'uoviKioNM Cut iiiQiitK. flrm , quiet ; nlckleil
liolllus , 12-llis. , 12.plrkloil ; hliuiililnrV Oj-J ®
C'Jei jilckli'd IIIHIIS , lofellr. l.aril , dull ,
.puslor : WL'sturu closed at } H.35 , muuliml ; Mill's ,
VlUO tlirci ! at H.a7'tH.4 ' ! > . Option Hiilns ,
' louoi Hoiitoiiiliiir , JH.40. 1'orlc , qulut , stuadyj
IIHVIIIOSS , J10.0oai7.00.
x IluiTKit Qulul , btoiulyj wcbteru fautory , 14
Of 1 He.
CIIKKHK Dull , about sloady.
- I'lrni , fnlr di'iiiiiiuli receipts , f > ,422
fiuiH- : ; fu-sli , IMilOe.
Ai.l.oiV' Kaslor ; rlly ttf2 per pUtf. ) , 4 13-10o.
( ? orro.Nsitii : ) On , Dull. Muady ,
I'llTHOi.KUM-Ni'Klfcleili
roniisylviiuta oil ,
hpol stilus , linnu ; ScpU'liilior option SIL : | > N ,
none , C > 7'iibid ; I.linu oil , hales , nuno ; total
( llll'S , IIOIIK.
KOSIN Quint , Rtriuly.
TuiU'KSTiKi : QuU't , llrinor ; 27Jia2Hc. !
KICKKalrtluimiml , linn ; uoinustie , fnlr to
e.xtru , Ti o.
MOI.ASKK Now Orlmiiis , opi-u linttli1 , KOOI !
tncliolcit , iiulut , stt-ady.
HuilAlt llaw , noiiiliuil ; rclliiLMl , llrm , fair ilo-
liuiiid ,
l'io IIION Dulls Aiucrli'iui .
, m2.7o(2lD,60. (
roi'pr.H Hli'wlyi lakii , ID fit ) .
I.KAIiQuirt ; ( lonu'btlc. ( : ( . ( ,74.
TIN KliotiKi ritnnlH , Jl&.UO.
bti'mly j doinostle , (3.00 ,
Itll'Q Ut IH | I.OWI-tt ,
Illci ) ls lodny Imu-r tliim at nuy tlnin slum
1H&H , whli'li wiib tlu < lowest point on rrcoid. It
lius IIPCII Sfllluir iu Kr 'ati-r rain tliun i-vcr ln .
fore , but urobalily not M > fuicly aslfvlmlosalu
mid irtiill wroirors ttould > ? lvo It a clmnuu by
liundlln ; : at rriiboimblo protlts.
Sire wlioli'mU * niaiki't
roporl : Ordluiiry in
itrlino , 2' tt3iiij | > r lli.i rotitll pi li-t- , 64i.7ipor
III. Hern N u inuruln of ovi-r 1UO per rout Iw.
twruii tbodt'alur and tlin COIHIIIIUT.Vliliout
vUlilMH m oil-lull tin' piotlls of uny ono , wo
buliiiilt tills Is uxoi'sslvn on a Muimi urllcli1 ,
Mid -ujit'st , u II nut just posslbln Hint by
lUnuiiidlui ; K'kb nioru nilKlit bu niiidu in tlio
ill ubllni ; unit in-bllii ) : of builnobii ?
Itli-o Uoiiiiof llni bent fooiU nliK-li can bu
jilnccd on tin ) tublo. At n fair niui ln of profit
It would bo tlio fbuupost , thus oniiblliiK It to
IHI inadu mi Important part of tin' dully food
of i-luli und iioorallko. It kbould occupy a
prominent ulnco In nlluiihtonu inoal diiriui ;
tlio liny , Tbii ! > \vliocoiillnu tliolr u so of i leu
to occasional puddings or doM-urth bavu nut
uvnlli'il tlirnist'lvci o ( Its iiont olcniL-nls , fur It
will bo foutiil htipurlor ( .Imply bolk'd : t
i'iilifast us a ccu > : illtn mill , , or nt dlnntr
H vt > Ki > liiblu , with KnivlFh , oxnctly tlio hivniu
pitiiloi' > , to wblcli It Uboniuwluit nkln , wlili
I tlui u < l\antiKo ! , liowuvcr , of bulni ; be tier
to tlio uvoriisiullyt'Mloii.
MHiirliolcr Comnu-rrliit Itcvluw ,
MAMMIKSTKII , Ani : , 30.-- The Miinchcxtitr
Jiiiirdliin kiiyx In Its lluniichil iirllchn The
BMItlooU CdlllllllH'h 10 111) IllOri' fhl'elflll DWllIK
K'o ' thiikri > ut strength of cotton. Tin * Imiulrv
India Isi-lUhtly Ijniter , but for the niu > 't
rt nut fi'iislhlo for fulllllnu'iit. An occu-
fikiiial slight couccbhloii Is obtained , hut t > cllt > rt >
f 'inenilly ii'inulii linn. Them are KOIIIO In-
Iu | I r It's for ineiiluni heavy i-lilrtlnii > for t'hlnu ,
TtUt thopilco nnd niuttor of ( h'ltvi-ry ha\n In-
Jorfuivd with hu lnc < . owln to thn uncer-
Jiiluty of o.\chiuiie. The tlrt.t eltect of thu
RYiUuu repeal bill bus bcuu fovorublo , Out poa-
slhly tha Iniprovnmont will tint bo fui talnod ,
M the measure * to provldo for tha necessary
curreticyhurcafter are iinide < iu 1e ,
Oiniilui rrodun , .Mnrkrt.
Ittrmit ; The receipt * of butter coed
nnmtjth for the city to rotnll worn cry light ,
Fniicy crcniiieilci , solid prteked _ , § SiXB'JlCj
chickens and prices are lower , Good
clilckotis , 7iiHc ( ; old hens , 7ci roosters , 4 ®
Oc ; dtick , 7c.
Koos-Tho receipts are rallior ll ht , with
Hi" market Htondy , the bulk going nt 11 ®
ll'.je.
OAMK Wlillo the wcnthor Is too warm to
iniiko the liaiullltiK ot Kanio an entirely sufo
btislno . . thorn arc ionic blnU ur'lvlni ? : mal-
laid dnclts , * 3.50 ; blue wlnui'tl tonl , J2i gruun
wltiKoil ifiil , Jl.DOi plover , very slow.
Ilo.NKV Now honey hns put In nu nppcnr-
ancoon the market , but tlio doniaud Is llillti ?
choice now whllo elm or. IGfaiTc.
riiioN ( : The ( Icnianil Is not ciullo so nctlvo
ns It wad ; llvo pigeons at Jl.fiO.
vr.OKTAm.K3.
ONIONS Homo uroun stock Is plenty at lic !
per Ih. on orders from the country.
TOM ATOIS : Homo Kruuu MOCK , ou orders ,
per hiiskot , COft' c.
I'OTATOKS The supply U very llslit and the
mnrkot llrm. On orders from the country they
lire worth at loiiftt 75c.
CAMIIAIIK The huslne.ii In shtpplni ; cabbage
to the country nppuars to bo about over.
ers are received and Iilled at
l'io. '
I'n.itiiY Stray shipments are arriving and
Hie quality nf the Mod ; Is pronounced irood
for tills season of the your. Celery , par Joz.
bunches , 30c <
FHUIT.4.
OitAPES S'o far this sonsou there have not
been very many grapes In from California ;
California , porcasi- . J1.2&B.1.0.
CAUIOIINIA KiuilTS Ijiilo Crawford peaches ,
per box , $1 ; Ilurthitt pears , per box , $2 ;
plums , per box , Jl.25fll.00 ; nectarines , per
box , M.60 ,
MKI.O.VR Oood wntorniolons nra soiling at
$ lf. per 100 : small or Inferior , $ HM)012.00 ) ;
Join cnntaloupcs , upcr basket , Jl ; cr.ites ,
Ji.afyai.rii ) .
Ai'i'i.ns No aupk'H to amount to anything
are being shipped In nnd the stipnly of homo
Kiown slock Is moderate. Cholco Duchess , per
lilil. , j.7 : ) ! > 5M.OO : cominou varieties , suitable
to ship on orders , $3.0033.25.
TltOlMP.Ui rilttlTS.
HANANAS 1'rlcos rnnnitn ubout steady ; per
bunch , largo , ! 2.25pyj.OO ( ; per bunch , small to
mi'illum , 1.7BK2.00.
I.K.MONS The steady warm woftthnr produces
a very fnlr demand for lemons anil nil houses
u ro doing a good steady buslnoss In them.
Mussluas , o.\lra fancy , $ I > .00510.50 ; Mes.sliius ,
per box , choice to fancy , jri.OOG.50.
UIIAMIES There nro only a few ornngos nr-
rl Ing. Ulvcrsldo Miullterraneun swuets , { 3.75.
nines , TAI.I.OW , KTO.
IIlDKS No. 1 green hides , 2'tcj No. 2 groou
hides , 2c ; No. 1 gruon salted hides , 2 ? c ; No. 2
green * alted hlili-s 2c ; .11' . 1 groe.li Milted
ildus , 25 His. to 40 Ibs. , 'J1.1 ; No. ' . ! preen salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ib-i. , 2c ; No. 1 veal calf ,
8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , Be ; No. 2 veal culf , 8 Ibs. to
15 Ibs. , ! lc ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , Oc : No. 2 dry
Hint hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry suited hides , 5c. 1'art
cured hides 'jc per Ib. loss than fully cured
111:1:1 : : * I'KI.IS liroon stilted , each 3Bc@fl.Q5 ;
green suited hhcHrllii's | ( ' lion wooled early
skins ) , each 15@25c : dry hhoiirllngs ( short
wodled early skins' ' , No. 1. each 5lOc : dry
shearlings ( short wooled early skim ) , No 2 ,
each Tic ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , perlb. , actual weight , 10 ®
lie : dry Hint Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , iictmtl iwelght , 7@10c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Hi.
actual weight , OfJlOc , dry Hint Colorado tntir
rain wool pelts' ] > er Ib. , actual weight , 70c-
dry plocesand bucks , actual wolirht , &il7c.
' [ 'AI.I.OW AND UHKASI : Tallow , No. l,4c : tal-
lowi No. 2 , 3jc ! ; grease , white A , 3'Jc , grease ,
whllo 11 , 3c : grease , yellow , UJie ; gronsu , dark ,
2'/sc ' ; old buttur. 2i42'c ( ' : beeswax , prime , 103
25c ; roiiKh tallow , 2'ifi3c. (
SI. I , mils AItrltH. : .
ST. Lotus , Aug. 30. I'louit Harely steady ,
unchanged.
WHEAT Nothing doing ; No. 2 red , cash ,
u95 c ; August , 5Hic ; i-eptetnbcr , 09 ? c ; Octo-
bur.iuyc : Decumber , GO'iC.
COIIN Weak ; No. 2 mixed , cash and August ,
34-V ; Sc'iilombor , 34'sc ; October , 34 ; < c ; De
cember , JIS 'c.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 , cash and August , 24Hc ;
September , 23"jc.
KlK-lllghir ( ( ! : 1'2'Sc.
HUTTKII t'nchaiiged.
I'uovisio.NH l.owor : steady atdocllno : pork ,
current make , flfi.M ) : lard , < 0 ; nominal.
Ir.ciil'rs ! 1'lour , 4,000 sacks ; wheat , 00,000
bu : corn , 13,000 bu. : o-its , 18,000 bu.
HIIII'.MINTS : 1'lour , 5,000 sacks ; whont , 108-
OOObn.j corn , 05,000 bu. : oats , 4,000 bu.
Now Yorlc Dry < tnod * 'Market.
Nnw YOUK , Aug. 30. The dry goods mnrkot
continued about the SHIIIO as regards demand ,
but thu tnnu Improves more decidedly. .Mills
are start Ins up. anticipating n resumption of
regular trade. It may not. bo , however , until
the silver question Is fully settled In congress.
Jobbers are doing morn business and the
necessities of the moment make nun consider
able volume of trade ut IIr.ul lianas. There Is
a general belief hero that thu worst Is over ,
but no boom Is looked for to follow a restora
tion of conlldunce. There have been too many
losses for that.
Kuih : : > M City MurlicH.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 30. WIIKAT Steady ; '
No. 2 hard , 60'ic ; No. 2 red , 52c.
Coins Stonily ; No. 2 mixed , 30c ; No. 2
white , 30tt30tc. !
OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 2122c : No. 2
whlto , 272He.
HUTTKII Firm ; creamery , 18Q21c ; dairy ,
Kdns Qulot and easy at lie.
ItKCKifTSWheat , 24,000 bn. ; corn , 6,000
bu. ; oats , none.
Sill I'M r.NTS Wheat , 10,000 bu. ; corn , none
oats , none.
Oil .llHrketi ,
On , CITY , Aug. 30. National transit cer-
tlnYatus opein.'d at 57 ? ; highest , 573. { ; lowest ,
57noi clcsed , 67 ? ; .sales , 7,000 bbls. ; elear-
mices , lu.oot ) bbls. ; shipments , 180,870 bbls. ;
runs , h)24 ! ) bbls.
I'lTTHiitnm , .Aug. 30. National transit
corttllcatus opened at 57 ? < : closed , 57'4 ; hlgh-
fhl.MJf ; lowest , 57'J ; sales , 1,000 bbls.
LONDON , Aug. HO. ( UI.CUTTA IINSII : ; 41s
9d per quarter ; August and b'uptomber hlilp-
mont.41s3d.
TiniPii.NTi.XB Si'iniTS 21s Od percwt.
Cot Ion Marliut.
NKW Oiu.r.ANS , Aug. 30. Future's steady ;
.sales , 40.HOO bales ; August , i7.40 nominal ;
October , * 7.217.22 : November , $7.3iet7.32 ;
Decombur , * 7.403i7.4'J ; January , f7.Git ( 7.B7 ;
Fubruary , if7.04ia7.00 ; March. * 7.72ia7.74.
( Olid middling , 7 ! > c ; middling , 7 3-10c ; low
middling , 0 15-lOc ; guid ordinary , 0 , c ; nut
and gross receipts , 274 bales : exports coast
wise , 1,378 bales ; bales , 550 bales ; htock , 37-
018 bales.
_
Coltun .Market.
Nr.w Voiuc , Aug. 30. Options opened ( Inn
and unchnnged to 40 points up nnd closed
barely sloady , 15 to 30 points up ; sales , 30.0UO
lings Including : September. $15.40 ; October ,
J 15. 503 15.05 ; November , $15.45Cil5.55 ; Do-
cnmbor , $15.40J415.55 ; January , SI5.40S16.50 ;
.March , * 15.2.riiil6ao. Spot Kfo , llrmer , oulet ;
No , 7H0.12'i. '
ilfiMi .Mnrlints.
MliWAiiKii % Aug. 30. WUKAT Lower ; No ;
2 spring , 60c.
CiHN--l'nclmngcd ) ; No. 3 , 37Hc.
OATS -Firm : No. 2 white , 28o.
llAUI.r.Y64iC ,
Kvu llncliaiiKud ; 44 * Jo.
I'ltovisiONS 1'orK , $14.40.
I.lviirpciol . ,
I.ivuitrooi. . Aug. 30. WIIKAT rnsy ; < lo-
mniid poor ; holdurs otTur frruly ,
COIIN Steady ; demand moderato ; mixed
wostoin. 3s lid per cental.
BACON Long clour , 45 Ibs. , 53s Oil per cwt. .
JjAini I'rlmo western , 41bOd per cwt ,
( 'IlK'lllll III >
CINCINNATI , AUK. 30. WIIIIAT Woakurj No
2 red , 5tic.
COIIN Heavy ! No. 2 mixed , 41c.
OATH - Hasyi : No. 2 mixed , 2tij2G'Jc. ! '
WIIIBKY- Pull ; ll.l'A
MlnntmpiilU Wliunt Miirkut ,
MiNNKAi'Oi.18 , AUK. 30. Kuturei dull
au'iiln toilHVi AiiKtist nnd Hoplembor , 50'go
Docenihor , 02c ! ; on Hack , No. 1 hard , Coo
No. 1 northern , ftHc ; Nc. 2 northern , 5titc ! ,
Iliiltlinorti ( iraln .ilurltct.
Aiik' . 30. WIIKAT Steady ; No
2 ii-il , August , .
CoitN lui'gular ; Sojitemlier , 44 .c.
OATS Finn ; No. 2 whlluwostern , 33io ! ,
Tolrild drain .MarUrt.
TOLEDO , Aug. 30. WHEAT Easier ; No. 2
cash and August , 01 ' c.
COIIN Dull ; No. 2 , cash , 41e.
Qtllpti CUkll , 2CC.
AM ) 11M)3.
Sccurltlon Were In tlin Aluln llunyunt
Kh ri Adviinrr * .
NEW YOIIK , Aug. ! ! 0. The stock market to
day was iu the main buoyant , with u ma
terltil Increase In thu volume of busiuoss aud
a ccacral and sluiri | .ulvmu'o in prices
Purifier largo iiurchtibi-a for European ac
count ami a coiiblilcrablo dcmnml fivm loea
ojioralors led to a rlso of Jj to UVv J'or ' cent It
the nctivo list mid C to 1) ) nor cent In * , ho
specialties , AmoiiR the later American To
baceo , Consolidated fius , Pullman , Man
hattuu , Illinois Central , American Cotton
OH preferred , Lead preferred , Now Jor
soy Central ami Nickel Plate were the
most prominent. The dealings taken alto
gether were hotter illstrihuteil than for souio
tlino und the market was characterized b ;
much apparent confidence In the future
course < of prices.
The recent action of the Itouso on silver
wns still thoilomlnantfaetor.it liavluc re
vived the Investment demand for securities
aud stnrtcd up renewed activity amonc pro
fessional operators. An easier fcellnp Iu tlio
money mnrkot and resumption of business
by banks and Unas afforded material aid in
the restoration of confidence. The improve
ment Iu stocks hns naturally hceu stimu
lated by the substantial recovery in bonds of
all descriptions. During the afternoon
prices reacted ! s to 2,4 nor cent , American
Supar lending , as it did the previous ad
vance. When the bears found that holders
were disposed to take profits they ham
mered the list and were assisted by exarper-
ated reports from Chicago as to alleged
riots in that city. Final transactions were
at a fractional recovery and the market
closed steady in tone.
Thnl'ost snys : The condition of the citi
banks is Improving slowly hut steadily.
Unless all signs fall the statement by next
Saturday ought to be genuinely favorable.
Money is now coming in from otitslilo banks
remittances which ehlelly represent the
payment of loans made on a rediscount lo
thesu outsiilo institutions two mouths or
more ago. This result is ample vindication
of the policy lately adopted by our banks
whereby a rate of IS per cent was charged
for outside renewals. Under thcso changed
conditions such of the Now York banks as
recently shut down on restricted cash pay
ments to du | ) sttors are gradually resuming
their former acctmnioilattous.
The following are the closing quotations of
( lie leading stocks ou tlio Now York exchange
change today :
AtvldHon 17H .list. 1'jicltlo profd A.I
Adams I' . IM , nr , . . . l o ( i. p. . i ) . & oiiir. . . . 11
AltonTerro Ilnnto 111 NortliwrnltTii 1)7 )
do nrofd 140 do prefd lia :
Ami'rlcan Kxprc-HH 1(111 ( Now York Central. lil (
Iliiltlinoro , tlilo. . N. Y. A.N.K J2 !
Canada 1'aeltle. . . . Ontario A. Wostoni
Canada Southern. . . . . OreKon Imp.
Central I'aclllc 20H Oregon Nav
Chen. A. Ohio " " O. S. L. .V U. N. . .
Chicago A , Alton. . . 1'JH I'aclllc Malt
C. . II.&Q Peorla. Dec. V K. . .
Chlc.lKO OaH. . . ' . . . . Plltsburir
Conbolldatodnax. . Pullman Palace. . .
C. C. C. A St. I. Ileadlnir
Cotton Ollrert lllvlimond Tor. . . . .
tllel. A-HndHoii. . . . do prufd
Del. Lack. AvWost. . . . Kin Orande WoHt. .
I ) . .III. G. profd. . . . 2 Ido prefd
1)Is. AC. KdrH.Co. . 2 RocklHland
KantTenn St. Paul
Krli ) do profd
do profd 28 St. Paul A Omaha.
Fort Wayne 140 do profd
Oroat Nortb'n pfd. 1112 Southern I'aclllc. . .
Cld.A-Kast.Ill.pfd HO Sugar Uellnory. . . .
Hocklm ; Valley. . . Tumi. Coal .t Iron. .
IlllnolH Central. . . . TCX.-IH Paiilllu
St. Paul jfc Uuliith. tTol. , t O. Con. pfd
Kan. .t Tox. pn'f d. Union Pacttlc
Lake Krle .V Wem. tJ. S. BxprCHH
do prefd W. . St. UAP
Lake shore do prefd
Load Trunt Wells Knruo Kxp. .
I.OlllH. .t NilHll .
* 'l7H We > ! ' lit Union. .
ll ! Iwiieolltur & L. K. . .
Manliattan run. . . . 117 I do profd
10 M. A St. I.
Michigan Contra ! . , htl | II. A.H. t !
MlHsonrl Paclllc. . , neiinrnl Klectrle. . .
Moblhi.t Ohio 1'J Nntlonal Linseed. .
NaHh. , t Chatt r > c > C. ! ' . .t I
National Cordat'c. . do prefd
do profd II..VT. C
N. J. Central 100 T. A. A. AN. M. . . .
Norfolk A.W. pfd. . T. St. L. JtK. C
North Aiiiort'n Co. 1ilo pref'd
Northern I'acltlc. .
bid. lasked. Jex-dlv. *
Thu total sales of stocks today worn 290,800
shares , Including : Atcblson. 10,300 ; Burling
ton. 7.000 ; Chicago Has , 17,900 : Chesapeake
Ohio , 3,200 ; DIstlllliiL' , 24,200 ; ( Jeneral
Klectrle , 11,700 ; Lonlsvlllo & Nashville,0,000 ;
Missouri ' Pacific , 5,9l ) ( ) ; National Load , 4,500 ;
I'uw Kngland , 5,000 ; Northwestern , 3,900 ;
orthern I'aclllc , 3,000 ; Readlmr , 3,500 ; Rock
slum ) , 7,000 ; St. I'aul , 30,000 ; St. Paul &
Omuha , 45,100 ; Union I'aclllc , 3,300 ; Sugar ,
> G,300 ; Western Union. 21,000.
N -w Voric Monpy Market.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 29. MONKV ON CAM *
asy. at 2ic4 per cent ; last loan , closing of-
'ered ' at 2 pur cent.
I'ni.MK .MKHOANTII.K PATKII 812 per cent.
STIUI.IM : > Ext'iiANni : Stundy , with actual
> tislness In bankers' bills ut $4.82 ; < for sixty
lavs and $4.854'Jl4.8liU ? ( for deniaud. Com-
iie'rcml bills $4.HOSi4.'J5.
HII.VKII ( . 'EUTiFiCATta Neglected ; closed at
74c bid , 75c asked.
GOVEKKMUNT Ito.NDS Steady. State bonds
steady.
Thu closing quotations on bonds :
J. S.J8 n Ill N. W. Deb. Cm 100
U. S.Is coup 111 St. L.AI.M.OcMi.r.s 7im
U. -IKHrcir 8 SUL.AS. P.Oon.M KID
'I'aclllc ' UB of ' 05. . . 101 St. 1'aul ConsolH. . ll'IIK
'Louisiana ' Hinpd4a on 'SI. ' I'.C. IcV. IBIB. . 100
MiBBOUrlllH OB T. I' . L.G.Tr.Ucts. I ! 4
Teim. nuWBCllla. . 111.05 T I'.U.O.Tr. UetB. 10K
Tenn. new H t BH. . 05 Union I'ac. lutH. . . . ioa
Tenn. new Hot Hs. . ( itU West Shore 07
Canada So. 1MB ! U ! D. All. G. W. Ibta ISO
CentralPae. lsl . . 100 AtclllBOIl | ISOTAi \
D. All. O. iBtH. . . . 110 do' H class A. . . . 10H
M ) . All. G. 4s 711 G. H. .tS. A. fiB. . . . 05
Srlo L'ds 7r. Ido'Jd BH 100
M. K. & T. Cen , I'm. 7r.M H. .tT.C.fis 00
M. K. .VT. Gen. Cm. 71 do eon. ( ! 115
Mutual UiiloultH. . Kill N. Carolina ( is. . . . 111) )
N. .1. C. Int. Cert. . 107 do 4s 00
N.-Piic. IstB lllt Tenn. old OB no
S' . I'ac.'dB HS Vu. ( is CO
N. W. C'OIIBOlH 1-J8 Va. I'x-.Mat. coup.
bid. lanked.
ItOKtUII SlllCl ; OlIlltllttollH.
11OSTON , Aug. 30. Call loans 8 per cent ;
line loans , tJfilO percent. Closing quotations
in stocks , bonds and mining Hhaics :
Vti-b. T. .tS. P IT-W'WeflTlnclir Klectrle L'OK
American Sugar. . . do preferred 40
do preferred Hr > WiHt'oiiHln Central.
Hay State ras 10 Atc'hlHon 2d 30 ! <
Hull Telephone. . . . 1K1 71 ! Hi
lloBton A. Albriny. . . New Kngland ( ! B. . . II ) ' . '
Iloston .V. .Maine. . . . Ml General Klectrle BB lit
do preferred liW WlKeoiiBlnCent'l IB li'lW '
C. . H. , t Q Allouez.Mining Co. 40
Kltchlmnr Atlantic
General Kluelrlc . . BoBton A. Montana
Mexican C'entral. . . tli'.t Iloston . . . .
N. Y..VN. K Calumet & llt'cla. . . 205
Old Colony 170 Centennial . >
Oregon Short Line. 0 Kranklln ii
Ktiliher . . Kearsarso
San Dleiro 10 Osceola
IIiilou Pacific Qulncy 05
West Knit Tamiirack J31)
do preferred 7H
S'tn fraiinlKuo Alining OnotntloiiH.
HAN 1'iiANCisco , Aur. 30. Thoolllcl.il closing
quotations for mining stocks -were as follows :
Alia Ill llalo.t Norerohs. . no
llclclier IB Mexican Bfl
l.'Oftt .t Helclier. . . . 60 Oplilr. BO
llodli ) Con -0 1'otosl nil
Hnlwer IB Savage 30
Clidllar IB Sierra Nov.ida lB !
Con. Cal. & Va 115 Union Con 30
Crown Point 'JB Utal B
Goulil .t Curry iifi Yellow Jaeket no
Xmv York .Mllllnu' ( jilntiillonii.
New YOUK , Aug. 30. The following are the
mining quotations
Con. C'al. A. Va 10."iSlerra | Nevada
Duailwood. . ( ( _ : ( ; ( . 111) )
Could anil Curry. . . Union Con 111)B
Halo .V NnrcrobH. . . . 4B Yellow Jacket 40 *
lIomi'Htaku Iron Silver 10
Mi'xlran Quick Silver , . .
Ontario 1100 ( In prefd
Onlilr . 400 Ilulwer 10
Plymouth . IB
: -l. I.OIIIH Almliif ; MiirliS.
ST. Lotus , Aug. 30. Mining stocks dull ,
unchanged. Thu following are the closing quo
tations :
Asked. Hid. Aakcd. Mid.
Amur. N. . . ' "JH , ' . ' 0 Graiilti-M. V.'JB ' . ' .7B
Adams . 00 Illiu'talllu II.SU
Kl 1 zabeth .10
KANSAS CITV , Aug. 30. Olenrlngs , tl,004-
675 ,
NKW YOIIK , Auir. 30 , Clearings , 559,309,018 ;
balances , 13,230.079.
1'Aius , An * 30 , Three i > or coot rentes , OOf
35c for thu account.
IlAl.TlMOitr , Aug. 30. Oloarlngs , } 1 , 557 , 500 ;
ImliincuK , } 'JH2,210. Jloney , 0 percent.
Piui.Aiir.i.i'iiiA , Am : . 30. doarlngs , (0,11)1- )
3'JO ; balanceb , (1 , 110,818. Jloney , 0 per cent.
Mr.MruiH , Aug. 30. Now YorkoAchango sull-
tng nt$1.5l ) nri'iulum. Olenrlngs , $45,14-1 ; bnl-
nncex , $11,932.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 30. Now York oxchanco ,
J2.6O5.0O discount. C'loarlngs , (1,001,400.
Money , lift ? percent.
ST. Loins , Aug. 30. Olearlnzn , (2,217,075 ;
balances , J'J98,753 , Money , iulut ut G8 pur
cunt. Kxchangu on Nuw ork , 25o tllscount.
NKW OIIM--ANH , Aug. 30. Clearings , (783-
149 : Now York exchange , commercial , M
per $1.000 premium ; bank , | 0 pur (1,000 pre
mium.
, A HIT. SO. Clearings , (0,223,071 ;
New York exchamre , * 1 discount. Sterling
exchange tlrmurut $4.81li 4.HU. Money , easy
at ? tier cent.
LONDON , Aug. 30. Amount of bullion gonu
Into thu Hank of ICnglnnd on bulancu today ,
214,000. Ratu of discount In the open mnr-
kut for both bhort and three months bills Is
per cunt
O.MAII.V l.lN'i : hTOUlC .M.VUKICl'S ,
Itecelpti HUM Liberal-Cuttle Steady , lint
Slow * lliiitt Lower *
WUII.NESDAV , Aug. 80.
Itccelpts keep up remarkably well for the
three days , footing up 8ll catUo , 1)1,748 )
lioga unit' > , ! Kl blicop , against 0,151 cuttlo ,
10.CUO hogs and 3,1U1 sheep for the IIrat half
of last week.
Tim cattle mnrkot was about steady. Sup-
piles vrero very ( air , and , with all local
houses wanting cattle , the trade was in
pretty good bhape , at least ns far ns decent
cuttle wcro concerned , With no outside
comt'ctltlon , sellerjCtcJBnd it ill iicult to realIze -
Izo oven steady prk-cui for anything Hint ( Hit
not Just suit the bu.v > rB , Good cattle were
scarce , cither iiatlvii * 'fir westerns , and tlio
trarto was consequently slow. Some choice
laiO-1b. hooves brought fMO , whllo fair * < o
pocr stuiT solil itt fro.ni f 183 down to M. Tliu
bulK of the range''cattle came under the
head of butchers' sUwk or feeders , the few
decent beef cattlobanging from fJ.lK ) to
? 3.30. There was a rcnsonnblo amount of
IIfo to the trade and'tun close round about
iverythiug out of tlrstlliunK :
It was the sainoa.Vlu | butchers' stuff unit
canners. The supply was moderate and the
'
movement lively und'ei' ' a good demand. Good
fat cows sold at from $2 It ) to $2.JiO , with fair
to poor stuff lit frutn $ J down to $1.15.
Calves at from 8S to J4r > 0 wore fully steady.
Itourrh slock at around f 1.50 to $3 showed no
improvement.
In stockcrs and feeders the supply con
tinues In excess ot thu demand , and \vhl1o
smooth , fleshy stock is wanted nt full
strong prices , the ordinary run of feuding
stork Is anywhere from 5c to 15c lower than
the close of last weak , flood to choice
feeders are quotable at S.7i > ( gUr : ; fair to
Rood nt $2.'iOC"f ( > and common stuff nt
* 'J.OO@'J.GO. Kcpresentatlvo'sales : .
imis9Kt : > nr.KF.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 700 J3 00 US ) . . .1U7H 3 8.r >
1 1020 3 60 17. . .1310 4 40
. .MIXED.
19 1114 3 80
COWS.
. OtO 1 15 5. . . 730 2 00
. 1020 1 25 5. . .1000 2 00
. 020 1 25 o ' ' . 700 2 00
. ! )31 ) 1 35 la' . . 083 2 10
11. . . 755 1 50 15. . . 80S ) 2 10
2. . 101)0 ) 1 50 15 . . 1000 2 10
.10110 1 50 i. . . 710 2 10
10RO 1 50 20. . . 025 2 15
. . H74 1 50 14. . . 050 2 15
7. . . 828 1 50 50. . . 970 2 1(5 (
1. . . 080 1 50 24. . . 945 2 10 !
G. . . 78(5 ( 1 05 20. . .1071 , 2 20
7. . . 043 1 05 54. . .1012 2 20
12. . . OH ) 1 05 o " . 950 2 20
4. . . oua 1 HO 13" . 939 2 20
10. . . 805 1 85 8. . .1110 2 25
10. . 830 1 05 29. . . 891 2 25
0. . . 771 2 00 1. . .1040 2 25
1C. . .1010 2 00 1. . . 020 2 30
G. 014 2 00 7. . . 085 2 30
2 1005 2.00 *
minu9. : :
. 570 1 50
c.u.vr.s.
4. . 200 2 00 1. . . . 210 3 25
0. . 358 2 75 ! . . . . 225 3 25
2. . 130 275 1. . . . 210 4 00
3. . 273 2 75 1. . . . 150 4 50
3. . 253 3 00
nut.is.
1. .1000 1 30 3. . . . .1300 1 55
1. . 070 1 55 1. . . . .1100 1 00
STOCK Kits AND FKr.nwis
5. 472 1 50 08 890 2 30
10.o . 303 1 50 7 917 2 35
o 000 2 00
27 902 2 60
II. 084 2 10 1 920 2 1)5
17. 755 2 15 15 784 2 55
0. 700 2 20 28 , 777 2 00
5. 58,4 2 20 00 845 2 70
5. 007 2 70
1. . 500 2 25 15. . 1081 2 75
11. . 099 2 25 0. . 1230 2 90
11. . 029 2 25 23. . 1000 2 OW
1. .1080 2 25 13. . 1002 3 00
1. . 1200 2 25 13. . 1125 3 01)
11. . 090 2 25 48. . 1170 3 05
7. . 790 2 30 241170 3 10
WKKTWIN CATTI.i : .
Av. I'r. Av. 1'r.
.NT.MKASKA.
14-.tccrs..l2G2 2 00 2 feeders 800 3 in
8 fdrs 1100 3 15' 12 Mrs..1119 3 13
1 feeder. . 010 2 00 1 feeder ; 840 2 40
2 feeders. 1005 2 05 24 fdrs. . . 975 2 05
1 cow 1110 1 75 Ocows. . . 091 2 10
GCOWS..HHI ) : 2 10 14 Mrs..1080 3 10
15 feeders. 1ivo 2 Mrs. . . 1085 2 8.ri
Icow. . . .1230 it 15 ; 3eo\Vb..B33 2 10
31 covn.j ,
3 feeders. 1003 2 Hi
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 cow 1110 220.10 ' uuw ; . 950 2 20
2 cows. . . . 930 J 20 12 fdrs. 5U3 1 50
llieows 838 1 50 3 Mrs. . . 753 2 40
21 feeders 731 2 40 7 fdrs. . . 000 2 40
2 feeders , 075 2H ) 2 fdrs. . . 800 2 40
3 calves. 330 2 00 1 bull. . . 10UO 1 00
2 bulls..1280 110 1 bull. . . 1400 1 40
2 feeder * , . 535 2 30 10 Mrs. . . 510 2 30
1 sir. , tls. 1350 2 50 2M.'stlilG8J ! 2 50
Ihlng . . . .1100 3 00 bcalves 223 2 25
WYOMINO.
13 fdrs. . . 869 2 GO " " 1 * steer.l200 2 25
G bfrs. . . 833 2 M A. 1 steer. . 110' ) 3 00
2 bulls..1500 IDO 4 cows..1102 1 'JO
5 fdrs. . . 840 2 05' 1 Mr. . . . 1000 2 50
23 fdrs. . . 116H 305 17 cows. . 723 1 70
4 cows. . HH5 2 5011 Mrs. . . 010 2 45
15 cows.712 1'25" 23 cows..800 2 00
2 trs..l285 330' 22 cows. . 870 2 30
4 btrs . . 005 2 00 14 cows. . 704 1 00
1 fdr. . . . GOO 2 50 1 Mr. . . . 780 2 05
7 Civs. . . 197 275. Grows. . 07O 2 50
7 cows. . 828 250 14 Mrs..1187 3 25
15 COWS. . 702 2 00 11 civs. . . 242 2 70
INDIAN TIIllltlTOltY-TKXANS.
304 sirs. . . 850 2 25
* tailing.
Hocis While receipts wore lighter than
yesterday or a-week aero the run was just
about twice ns heavy as a vear ago today.
There wcro 111fresh loads received and
while there was lltUc quotable change in the
general quality offbo offerings there seemed
to bo a smaller than usual proportion of
lijht ; and light mixed hogs.
There was a very fair shipping demand ,
especially for light and butcher weight stuff
and with the fresh meat mun also wanting
that class of stuff prices were llrmly held ,
sales being largely at $ .1,15 to $ .V3 , with one
choice bunch at . * r > . 'iTi and some as
low as $ . 1.10. The market for heavy
hogs was generally 5c to lOe lower.
Packers had thinirs pretty much their own
way hero , and with very little oonifutitlon |
from shippers iilled their orders at from
$ , r > .0.ri to f.r > .15 very largely. Two or three
choice heavy loads sold at * 5.CO urn ! rough ,
heavy and mixed hogs sold down around
S4.)0 ) and $5. Trading was fairly lively from
the start and early in the forenoon the pens
wore cleared. The big built of the sales
wcro at from $ T ) . 10 to ? ri.tl ! ) , as against S.1.15
and $5.'M Tuesday , and $4.Vi ( to $4.K ! ) ono
week ago today. Representative sales :
No. Av. Hh. I'r. .
31. . .378 80 $4 90 100 $ D
07. . .275 100 4 00 80 f :
.370 0 00 240 5
.288 0 00 280 C
04. . . .271 0 00
5. . . ,3H4 0 01) )
25. . . .274 0 00
07. . . .244 300 0 00
5. . . .320 o oo
01. . . .270 020 0 00
f'J. . . .258 441) f ) 00
57. . . 343 200 5 00
01. . . .313 240 0 00
45. . . .202 200 0 00
OH. . . .258 120 0 00
G'J. . . .280 280 5 00
02. . . .281 100 0 00
38. . . .250 II ) 0 05
03. . . .201 280 5 05
30. . . .277 100 5 05
04 . . . .252 2h ( ) 5 00
30. . . .257 120 0 00
71. . . .272 320 5 05
I ' .330 5 00
58. , ] .250 120 0 07' ' ' ,
52. . . .300 240 0 07i !
71. . . .270 100 5 10
00. . . .257 120 0 10
50. . . .2J1H 120 10
08. . . .308' 100 0 10 04..208 120 0 10
57. . . .204 120 0 10 CO..31)0 ) 80 0 10
70. . , .230 210 0 1O 60..222 280 0 174
00. . . .201 120 5 10 , 70..281 240 0 20
00. . , . 308 200 5 1O'1 ' 71..240 280 0 20
04. . , .240 40 6 10' ' " 70..215 320 0 20
GO. . .270 0 HI1 78.207 321) 0 20
58. . .283 80 f. 10 , 80..223 240 5 20
07. . .240 200 did. . 04..232 0 2 ( )
01. . .208 120 0 10r- 71..221 440 0 20
05. . , .253 240 0 10 72..270 80 0 20
40. . .370 100 0 10' ' , 1'0..248 100 520
CO. . .283 240 0 10' ' ' ' 02. . . .207 40 020
4B. . .370 100 0 10 73..218 120 0 20
71. . .247 0 1O 80. . .2,17 100 0 20
-74. . .233 2OO 0 10 , ' 00..230 ICO 0 20
02. . , .317 100 0 10. 00..232 40 0 20
47. . , .330 0 10' ' 00..233 80 0 20
73. . , .2-10 240 010' " 60 . . .233 0 2O
70. . . .244 100 0 10 ' 43..340 0 2O
142. . 203 320 010 .00..207 40 0 2O
GO. . , .204 20O 0 ID . 04..248 80 0 20
05. . . .272 120 010 , 02..223 80 0 22H
77. . . .201 200 OKI' ' " 80..182 100 020
02. . , .207 12O ) 78..184 100 020
04. . . .317 120 fi 10 ' < 73..218 80 020
53. . , .280 120 0 1O' ' 82..252 100 0 20
73. . , .240 240 6 lO-'r 05..210 40 020
01. .200 80 6 12(1 ( 00. . . . 102 40 6 U&
60. . , .333 280 0 I'Pa.-
I'lliS AM ) ItOlKlll.
1 , . .850 300 0. . . . 70 300
1..300 300 1..430 80 400
2..440 3 25
SiicKi1 IJecelpts were fair , hut of the slv
doubles reported iu four wore hilled through
for feeding and thu others wuro very # ! um-
iiion. Ono load of mixed stulf containing
a few choice lambs only brought 2 Thu
other load did not sell. The feeling Is very
weak. Fair to good -latives , ej.iJUOgil.iJO ; fair
to good westerns , $ ' , ' .00fi.25i ( ( : common and
Stool : bhcep , $ l.f > ( ) ( < -.2' > ; u'oocl to choice 4(1 ( to
100-lb lambs , .UOrtJ4.60. Uejircsontatlvo
sales :
No. Av. I'r >
125 stockers 70 fl 00
103 native uilxuil 71 200
Kuium ( 'ily Live MueK .Market
KANHAH TITY. Aug. 30.--cUTTi.E--Hucepts | ,
7,00(1 ( licud ; hhlpuifiits. 1,80O hrud : be > t cut
tle were hteadyj other * lower ; Texas und
flipping bti'efH , f2.00ti5.00 ; Texas mm na-
tlvn cows , $1.01x33.00 ; bulClii'lV htock , (3,10
(14.16 , btockcrsuml feedurx , tiJ.403.tii ; ,
llOQS Ucculpts , 84UU IiuaJ ; *
4,700 head ! mnrkot itrotig to ' 10c higher :
bulk of sales * 4.0oa6.40 ; heavies iwckur *
and mixed , J4.75ao.40 { lights. Vorkcts nnd
| ilgs I4.4UA6.GO.
SHKKI' Hecelnti , 000 licnd ; shipment * ,
GOOliund ; market slow.
WISTIHN : : rAvuiNo INTIIIISTS. : :
KncniiriiKltiK Improvement Itrpnrtod In
tlio .Miivninnit ot ll < > c ,
C'lNCtNNATt , Aug. 30. ( .Hmvlnl Telegram to
Tin : HKI : , ] Tomorrow's Price I'urrent. will
say : I'lU'klnireturns ihow 230,000 bogs for
tlin week , ngnlnst 21O.OOO Ian week add 10,1.-
000 last year , making n total of 4,085,000
since March 1 , ngnlnst 0,005.000 a year tmo ,
Prominent , places compare as folluus :
ClileiiKi ) l.lvn Mock .Miirltet.
CIIICAIIO , Aup.30. [ SpcclnlTiiletsramldTllK
HnK.lTluro wilt mi iinolinnged mnrkot for
cnttlv iiiicliutiKud , at. least , so far as prlce.s
weruconceineii. Hood griulos wen ) In fair ic-
< inest. and although In liberal "iipply , sold
readily nt Tuesday's ( imitations. Kvporlets
wanted a fnlr numlier and so did the eastern
trade and holders who were wlllliic to trade
on a Imsls of ( hat day's prices did not ( Ind It
ncrt'ssary to Carry any I him ; ovor. There was
u I to HID usual Inquiry for the lower grade * ,
but the Inrcu number olfored gave buyers
sllKht advantage , They did not sucresd
In foj-elng down prices to any appreciable ex
tent , though trade dragged morn or less all
day. Natives sold on u busts of from Jl to
$5.15 for Inferior to extra , with imwi of thu
business at from Jl. ( > 0 to f2,00 for rows unit
bulls anil at } 3.50 toM.G5 for steers. Western
ratiKO callio went steadv and TUMI its were
ucakcr , thu former selling at from $2.25 to
? 3.M ) and from $2 to ? 2.75 buying thu greater
| ) artof thu hitter.
Today's hog market wns dull and from 10c
to 20c lower than yesterday's close. Sullur.s did
not express surprise at thu unfavorable turn
when they wuro miide nwnro of the fact that
thudiiy's run reached fully 35,000 , and that
lliu total for the lust three day.s rutin well lit )
toward 100,000 head. All of thu regular
buyers were engaged , but , nevertheless , there
was tilth ) show of Interest , and the loucr
prices illd not lead to active trading. Heavy
hogs were not wanted ul over J5.110 to Jo.HO
latulnthu morning , anil the elo > e , $5.80 , was
practically the ton of the market for light
weights , though thent i\ero scatterlm ;
sales early In'tho < liy : ui from $5.46
to J5.50 for extra grades of the
fornn rand ill from * 5.H5 to $5.90 for thu lut-
tur. Thu prlni'lpal weakening factors Wire
the continued largu receipts and the fact that
as yet tbure are no signs of deterioration In
< iuiil"y > though yesterday's dullness In thu
provision market wns not wlthimt Its Ititlu-
enee. Toward thu closu buyers weiu offering
$5.25 for nrlnit ) heavy hogs and weio getting
some at that llgure. I'oor lots sold ( is low us
from $4.H5 to $4.90 , and thuro weto sales of
cuds lit from : ) .25 to $4.00.
In thi ) sheup trade there was a continuation
ot the dullness. Tim market Is'stlll weighed
down by heavy suphlles from which thercjloes
not unpeiir to lie any Immediate piospeet of
relief. The urilvals for today Here estimated
ut.t'J.OlM ) liuuil , making 43,000 for the expired
pait of the week , or 1,500 muru than arrived
during thu sumo time hist \\euU.
1'rlciseru not materhilly dlll'orcnt from
Tuesday's quotations , native' . selling
slowly on a basin of from $1 to $3.50 for In
ferior ito choice , \\chtcrns being quoted at
from $1.50 to $3.15. Kxtra unlives would
bring belter llgurus than thu above. The
Iamb market , wns dull ut from $2.50 to $5 for
poor to choice , with fancy quoted as high as
S5.25.
Keoelpts : Cattle , 17,000 head : calves , GOO
bead : h-jgs , 35,000 head ; sheep. 13,000 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
CATTLE Receipts , 17,000 head ; shipments
4,0H ) head ; maruet steady ; good steers , $ -l.'jO
© 5.05 ; prime , J5.25 ; ot hers , $2.7524.MO.
Hoes Receipts , 35,1)00 head ; shipments ,
0,000 head ; market dull ; prime , mixed and
puckers , $5.1535.35 ; heavy , * 5.40i 5.50 ; prlmo
medium mid butchers' , $5.009X5.70 ; light ,
J5.bOiao.00.
SIIKKP Receipts , 33,000 head ; shipments ,
2,000 head ; market slow , lower ; natives ,
$2.0C'Q4.25 ; westerns , $1.153.25 ; no Texans
hero ; liinibs , $2.755.25.
Now York. MVP Mock .Market.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 30. HKIVIS Receipts ,
1,142 head ; nmrkut active ; native steers ,
J3.35IS4.85 ; Colornilos , $3.U5E3.95 ; dressed
beef , tlrm ut7 < f8'ic. '
L'AiiVES Hecoipts , 2,003 head : market active
ami MC IilKhur : voals , $5.000H.OO.
SIIKKI > AMI IMMIIS Re.celtt.s , 11.070 licad ;
market generally blow ; , sheep , f2.25S4.00 ;
lumhs , $4.002.0.01) . *
Hixis Receipts,4CGG head ; $5.5030,50.
St. I.mils Mvn S ( rk .MHrkiit.
ST. Lotus , Aug. 30. CATTI.K Receipts , 0,500
head ; shipments , 7,000 head ; murkiit slow
for natives ; top price , $4.50 ; Texans lOc
lower : lop price , $3.2O.
I lees Receipts , 3,200 head : shipments , GOO
bend ; market 1015o lower ; ton urlco , $5.05 ;
bulk of sales , * 0.255.BO.
Hnr.Ei' Receipts , 2,100 head ; bhlpments ,
none : market .steady , uu".lmnguil.
ItrrrlptH mid lllhpiKttlon ol .Stuck.
Olllclal rccolptsand dUiiosltlon of stock as
shown by the hooks of thu Union Stock
Yards rompany for thu twenty-four hours
ending nt 5 o'clock p. in. , August : ! 0 , 1803 :
DISPOSITION' .
llocolpls of llvn stock at the four principal
western markets Wednesday , Aiifu ; > t 30 :
Ualtle , Hogs. Mieop.
South Omaha . 3,033 7,240 1,048
Chicago . 17,001) ) 30,000 13,000
KiinsasClty . 7,000 8,400 000
St. Louis. . . . . 0,500 3,200 2,100
Total . 34,133 63,810 17,048
Tiio of tlte Nine to II" Kxccnteil ,
McAl < KRTKt { , L T. , An } , ' . . ' 10. As a ro-
Btilt of tlio recent conference between
Governor .iones of tlio Cherokee nation
and Insji ° ctor Faisson of tlio Interior do-
jmrtnuiiit , two of tlio nine Cliootuw Indi
ana sentenced to bo shot for political
murders will HiilTor execution of tlio
sentence und the other seven will bo
given now trials. Tlio two to bo shot
are Hyliun Lewis und Simon Wodl.
Their crimes were proved conclusively
and they were also nlio\vn \ to Imvo been
the instigators of other iniirdoi'H. They
will bo shot atWilourton , September lo.
There is reason to believe tlio other
Bovon men will bo found guilty and will
eventually milTer the death penalty.
Will -Not Murry S : iido\v.
CIIICARO , Aug. . ' 10. Hoportfi to the
conti'ary , notwitliwtanding , Lillian Rns-
sell will not marry William Handow , the
strong mun , so the Hinter of the popular
Hingur dvolared. Tlio siblor declared
the rumor to have no foundation In fact.
Will Davis , malinger of the Cjlumbla
theater , where Lillian Huhgoll in playIng -
Ing , declared the story was rot , adding :
"Tho story wns sot nil mt by sumo one to
advortlbo some ono olbo1
Wilt Not ( nil n CxlrH SuHlon.
SKATTMO , Wash. , Aug. . ' 10. Governor
McGraw will not call a special hosblon of
the legislature to 1111 tlio vacancy
canted by the refusal of the hoiiato to
teat J , H. Allen unless a majority of the
people of the state demand it.
Clioluru ( UIIKI-H ii l"ilnl Hint.
Bt'C'ilAKi'ST , Aug. : ! 0.A mob In Bra-
lillo attaelted the men engaged In irans-
porting pationtH to the imolera hospi
tals. Its leaders wo.'e relatives of the
- f \ I * * * *
my A message liKe. thjs Was senf
Frort ] hamlets and cities all oVer tlje land ,
Frorri jgrocers v\\o ) \ \ catered to public demand :
To FAIRBANKSCo. , CHicAGo.ekddressed ;
YourSANTA CLAUS SOAP
has been proven the best"
hip double m/ order last written , ,
be quick"
y\nd \ the njessemjer runs and
tl/ewires / still
Try SANTA CLAUS SOAP yourself , and
you will sec why it is so popular.
JtADi ; ONLY 1)V
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. , Chicago.
HMAHA
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BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETO.
liemis Omalia Hag Onialia Tent-Awning
COMPANY. COMPANY.
Importers nm ! manufno *
turcrs of flour sncki , HOltSI ! COVlCttM.
burlap , tnlnu. 1IM Knrnnm ytrool.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morsc-Coc Shoi Company.
Salesroom and onica-UD7-UOJ.ini llo.Tarl t
Knctorjr-lirj-UJI-ll''t Iloiturd SU
Wo nrc tlio os-l.v M'lnuf.t tureri of llooti aiU
Shoe" In the state of Vobrask i.
A eunor/u Invltnllon U o.xlonloil to nil to Impact
our ncrr fHOtory.
lUrbciiilall , Jones & Aincr. Hanil-Se\vcd \
COMPANY.Vholcjnlo
mfro. , H ontu lloeton o. . botiH , ihooj
Hubbcrfehou Co. 1IJ.I- nnd rubber Kooil * . IbUJ-
llUJ-lllWlliirnoy Street 1310 llnrnur Sire 't
DRY GOODS.
M. K. Smith & Co. Kilpalrick-Koch Dry
( JODS CO.
Dry coeds , notions , fur- Notion ? , ienu' furnUh-
nlshlnIT tfootts , corner Intf Kouiln , cor. llth nud
lltli nnd Howard Ms. Hnrncy str.-cts.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Bebee & Kunyaa
COMPANY.
Upholstered furniture. fURNITUIlB COMPANY
IIU2-110I Nluholai : t.
\Vliolesnloonly. and UthSlrcat
sick , who believe tlio hospital physicians
purposely caused tlio death of nil en
trusted to their care. They refused to
yield to the police. After u lijjht of sev
eral minutes the police lired into the
mob. The rioters then liedleaving many
wounded on the street.
I'llII.AXXIlUOl'l'COSIKS l > E.tlt.
A MunVlni Trlnd to IVnd Clilcu o'8 L'n-
oniployvd HIIN n Iluril Time.
CHICAG.O , Aiiff. . ' 10. There was the
usual meoting'of tlio unemployed around
tlio Columbus statue yesterday and
while the crowd was fully as large as on
previous occasions the meeting1 was devoid -
void of oxcitoiuont. A man carrying a
hujjo basket of sandwiches forced his
way into the crown at the foot of the
Colunibus statue. He had heard of the
starving workmen anil had come to feed
them. These Poles and Hungarians
thronged around the benevolent man and
ute his Handwiclie.-j before he could open
his mouth to say "Have one. " They
called for a speech , but the benevolent
man was as bad a failure as a
talker tts he was successful as a caterer.
The men who had just finished his sand
wiches could not hear his thin voice ton
feet away , so they pulled him off the'
barrel and hustled him away. Others
thought a light was going and rushed nt >
to take a bund , and the result was that
tlio donor of tlio sandwiches was kicked ,
cuffed and badly beaten in the row with
the police , who swooped- down on them ,
and Hovoral arrests followed , including
the suiuhvkth man , and ho was carried
away in tlio patrol wajron minus his hut ,
coat , watch and faith in human nature ,
lie was roleas-ed. before reaching the
btation lioiibo. Two other rioters ar
rested yesterday were arraigned in
court. They were lined $ i" ) each and
paid it at once , The day before they
were marching through the streets
shouting "Wo want bread. "
DlHrimitud the Hired ( ilrl 1'riililnni.
k CHICACO , Aug. DO. Men did not cut
much of a ligure in the labor congress
yesterday. Tlio "hired girl" problem
was tinder discussion and the auditors
were women. Alrn , Charles llenrotin
presided. Prof. Mrs. Salmon of Vassiir
college , elicited applause by attacking
the "lip" practice. Mrs. Campbell of
Now York , profosnorof Wollsloy college ,
and others read interesting papers.
Only Cluitcr.i .Mol'lius ,
Jr.itSHY CITY , N. J. , Aug. HO. The
physicians have become satisfied that
the woman who was at llrst snpponod to
bo snlToring from cholera was suH'oring
only from cholera morbiis.
f j BB
THE NEXT MonNINQ I FETL DRICHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 1C QCTTCH.
ily doctor r H a" * pHUly on tlio itomarli ,
llvrrand klilnevn und iiniitennnnt laxative , lldt
drink Ii made from herhi , nncl Is prepared lor uee
ca9llriui & . It t-i rolled
'
ronnot'BPt"lt"eenJ 7"'ir udHr * " f'jro fri-7 i pin
I.nnr'o I'aiulh " ' ' " " " > 'In- < !
Full
TJ3EriI
Tirlh ( iXtrartKl In mnrmuf ,
NIIW OUCH itiHerKol : i't ' > ina.i
Haiiio day 1'urluvl m ii ir-
untvcd.
untvcd.BLfiJ.BlJ !
an
1'HXlllll
ltltli iiiifl Itttrititin S\raut \ ,
Klvvuturan lOtli Strc-t. Telephone 10
DH1NO THIS Wll'II VJU
HAKDWARE.
W. A. L. Gibbon & Co Omalia Safe anil Iron
Wholesale wnitus.
IlMn. cnpi , straw noodX FnfO'.Tntilt ! , Jell wood.
KlOTin , mlttons , l.tli Iron lintlur nnilflro i'l-
anil llnrnur Stroeti. cnn' | . ( Jin Anilreen , luh
nutl Jaction
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Carry 11 full Htoctc of
prtntlnil wrapping ami Keflncd and lubrlcatlnj
wrltlnz p.ip ri , cnrj
papers , oto. oils , uxlo grease , ate.
OJYIAJT.A.
Unioa Steak Yards Company ,
Sou tin Ornaha ,
Best Cattle Ho anil Shajj m.uialU th < raiL
COMI MlSjjnj [ HQ'J3ii- '
! Wood BrotbaH ,
| Live Stojk CotnruI'Hlon MaroUanH.
Sontli Om litt Tclcphoai ) Ilir. Chlsij
i JOUN U KADHIIAX , I „ . . . . „ , _
WAl.Tiil : K.ViOi , fMftnagorr
SlarUct reports hv mall nndvlro cheerful
urnlsliod upon application.
Mnndrako Pills liuvo a valtio as a lious <
hold remedy fur beyond tno power of lnn
{ juapro to describe. Tlin family can
hardly bo true to itself Unit does not
keep them on hand for use in omorgoiv
oios.
Is the only vofjetiiolo substitute for thai
dangerous mineral , Mnuc'lWY , nnd
while its action ns a curntivo is full ;
equal , it possesses none of tlio porilouj
otrocts.
In Constipation , Mandralco nets upon
tlio bowels witliou disposing tliom to
subsequent Costivotiess.
No roinody acts so diroctlj' on tha
llvor , notliiiifj so Bloodily cures Siolt
Iloadaclic , Sour Stem-
nch , und Biliousness as
these
Kor Sale by aU nruttilst . Price 2.1 ct .
box ; 3 botos for fi" > CIH , ; or sent by nmll. n
nzo free , on rncolpl of nrlco. Dr. J ,
Son , Philadelphia.
The First Watch.
Punctuality Is so rnra
as to be almost a virtue.
Put haps if boys were
trained to be punctual ,
they would grow up
punctual. Give them
RUDY JEWELED good watches Due-
ADJUSTD bcr-IIanipden jy-jewcl
WATCHES
watclics and they will
have ; n o excuse f o r
tardiness ,
If your dealer ( lees nnt"ki'i'i > our wntrhra , mall
us your address mid wu will ncinl yon tlio nuimi
of ft ilcalur liu dots. Tlltt DutUKu WATCU
WOHICB , Cautuu , U.
I'noliliMit of
NEW EM
MillliK Al. IMSI'K.V.S.VUY.
It' i iHiilliilinii I'Vun , )
u uiiiurinijiuJ In ilio traatmant
ot all
U-roulo , Frlvatn u'll
orv us llnoaio .
WnU ui at u'liKull uor < uuallr
I Id VI ill.VI IIV .MAII. .
Aililio iTttti nt'iinp for p r
fUiUM vriiluli win bu mint In
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PRIVATE DISEASES
auilDEDILITIESnf
IViEN ONLY ,
Womtn Encoded.
IB je.iri oincrlenc *
Ulrculur * free. '
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DISORDERS
_ . _ J"Aint nil HID Inln ol
KV1LS , WKAKNUSSUS , DGD1MTT. KTO , , that ao !
cum piny tliain In IIIKII OUIOKLY und PKHllA.
-Z.STI.Y CUIIKO. Full STHUNGTH tnd tonl
KiTcntouterr pan of lh body. I will * ud ( no. J
curt'lr iiackeui IFHVK to any vutleror the pro orlu
tlon that cured me of tliote trouble * . Addrostt
U. WKIOHT , Uuala