PTTF. ni\rATTA DAILY RKP ] . SUNDAY. A MHOST VA 1flOt
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Jobbing Situation Ehows Comparatively
Little Ohnnga.
flANK CLEARINGS MORE ENCOURAGING
nililiummcr ( jti'ct ' I'roTiilltnK In J'.vrrj
Jlrunch of lliiKlnuM Collection * nlntr
In All firrllium of till ) Stiito Country
I'riKliico tinil l.lto Hlock.
The ccntlnuatlon of the drouth for scv-
oral days after serious damage had already
been reported has caused even the moat
BniiKUlno huslness moil to about glvo up
all hope of tlicro being anything Ilka a corn
crop In this Bcctlon of the country. At
tlio tlrno of the last failure of the crops
the ilamago wan not so general and the job
bers wcro enabled to make up for their
losses of business In Nebraska , | n some ex
tent , by extending their trade In Iowa. This
Benson there w.ll be no chance for anything
of that kind , as the reports would see in to
Indicate that Iowa In Buffering fully us much
from the drouth ns this state. Tlio serious
ness of the situation haa naturally set busi
ness men to thinking. At first some were
considerably discouraged that a crop failure
should follow Immediately after such a hard
year , and wcro Inclined to argue that If
a failure of the crops caused such a depres
sion In business In the season of 1890-91 the
present inlluro would have still more dis
astrous results coming when the business
of the country was already greatly de
pressed.
Some , however , arc commencing to take a
different view of the subject. They point
out that In 1890 every cno was ant clpatlng
a largo and prosperous business , and the
merchants had all laid In Urge stocks of
Roods and had gene recklessly Into debt ,
there being no hesitancy about assuming
largo obligations when thera was every pros
pect of money being plenty and trade good.
The shelves of every store In the country
were piled with goods that had been bought
In advance of the demand and on credit.
This -was In brief the situation when the
business men of the state were brought face
to face with a crop failure.
The result was that the demand for mer
chandise of all kinds fell on enormously , and
the demand which'was expected to clear the
largo stocks was not forthcoming. In the
meantime bills commenced to fall duo and
there was no money to meet obligations the
goods were still on the shelves. A great
many merchants were forced out of business
and It was a season of general disaster to
the business Interests of the state.
The situation at the present time is en
tirely different. For the past year or more
business has been In such shape that mer
chants of all classes have been foellng their
way cautiously , and no one has been dis
posed to take any risks of any character
whatever. The jobbers have been very con
servative In buying and have only laid In
stocks as they were .sure that there would
be a demand for the goods , and country re
tail merchants have for months pursued the
hand to mouth policy of buying. They have
ordered goods only as their trade demanded
and have allowed stocks to run down to the
lowest point possible. There Is no surplus
merchandise in any portion of the country.
Owing to the uncertainty of the times col
lections have been kept up pretty close and
Indebtedness generally reduced , while there
has been a decided disinclination to create
new obligations. The expenses Incident to
business operations have been cut down
to the lowest point.
Under thcso conditions many are of the
opinion that the business Intcicsts of the
country arc In better shape to put up with
a loss of the corn crop than they were in
1890. They claim that It will bo a hard year ,
in the sense that there will be little oppor
tunity for making profits , but they do not
look for such disastrous results. With ex
penses reduced to the minimum nnd stocks
ion the same basis , merchants can get along
even If they do not have much business.
HANK CUJAHINGS.
While there have been no now features of
importance In the jobbing district of the
city , there has been a change In the matter
of bank clearings that may be worthy of
notice. After being on the wrong side for
many months , Omaha at last Is able to show
an Increase In the clearings , as compared
with the previous year , this Increase for the
past week amounting to 24 per cent. While
this gain Is not so large as that shown by
some other cities. It Is still Utter than the
average for the whole country , which shows
a decrease of 3.4 per cent.
Had It not been for the strike at South
Omaha the showing would , without doubt ,
have been still better. As It la , Omaha does
not compare quite so favorably with other
cities as a week ago. The following arc the
clearings for the past week at a favv of the
cities in this part of the country :
Minneapolis $5,021,537
Omaha 4BiS,01fi
Ht. Paul 2.9u6,331
Denver 2iU H
Dultlth 2,421,701
8t. Joseph 1,514,114
THE MANUFACTURERS.
While the business of the manufacturers
Is affected by the same conditions and in
about the same degree as the jobbing trade
the manufacturers of the state arc very act
ive and arc doing everything possible to
Keep thcni&clvcH before the people. Quito a
number of the manufacturers are remarking
that It was during tha dull times following
the loss of the corn crop In 1S90 that the
attention of the people was culled to the
necessity for Increasing the manufacturing
Interests of the state , which gave rlso to the
homo patronage campaign that did so much
to encourage the factory people of the state * .
It Is said that when times are good people do
not BO fully realize the necessity of having
diversified Interests , but when the corn crop
falls then every one Is avvaro of the Import
ance of Introducing manufacturing Industries
which will give employment to working pco-
plo , thus creating a population that will help
sustain business when other things fall.
During tha past week the manufacturers
Imvo been airanging for their banquet at
lleatrtce , which will take place on the evenIng -
Ing of August 1C. The banquet Is given
by the Manufacturers and Consumers' asso !
ciation to the business men tit Nebraska.
Arrangements have boon mailo for 300 guests.
All members of the association are expected
to bo present , In addition to the business
men of Hentrlee. An Interesting program has
been prepared , consisting of "An Address of
Welcome" by Mayor Schultz of llcatrlce , ro-
spoiist ) by the secictary of the association ,
"Nebraska's Haw Material Products , " by Hon.
John M. Thuiston ; "Hoatrlco as Manufac
turing City , " by Colonel W H IMgar of
HeMrlce ; "Tho Tress , " by J * L. II. Austin
of Lincoln ; "The Past and Kuturo of Ne
braska. " by lion. II. S. lllbb of Ilealrlce , after
which there will be general spcnKIng by the
guests.
Another Important enterprise which the
manufacturers have In h.ind Is the annual
exposition of the association at the state fair. It
The fair takes place on September 7 to 14
and the management has placed one of the
best buildings nt the disposal of the manufacturers -
turors , who will endeavor to make the best to
showing of Nebraska Industries possible. of
Already fifty manufacturing firms have slg-
nlfled Iholr Intention of making exhibits. A
number of these exhibits will bo of ma
chinery In operation , showing the actual woik
of manufacturing goods.
L1VU STOCK MARKET.
Owing to the sirkit at the packing houses
at South Omaha there has not been a very
active live stock market during the past W
ten days , ami business has been hampered
to a great extent. The cattle market has C
not amounted to much. Tha receipts have
been fair on most days , but the demand.
IIIK been wanting. This Is especially trua
ot the trade In dressed beef cuttle. The
shippers have not been operating to any
extent , and the local packers have net been
In condition to handle many cattle. The
country demand for stackers and feeders
1ms been very light , owing , apparently , to
the continued drouth In the country , which
U not only destroying the corn crop , but W
hi * maJa the pasturage EO shcrt that there
la very little feed for cattle In many sec r
tions of the state. A * to the prlcci on
cattle , there haa been very little change J
from day to day during the period und r ro *
v low.
The receipts of hogs have been liberal ,
but a considerable proportion ot the arrivals
! maJa up ot the trash that la being ship.
p U out of some atcttona ot the attte , and
for which there Is very little demand at
any price. Theao common light and under
weight hogs have been nlnrst unsalable on
Homo days of the week , and a good many
have been held over from dry to day with
out A buyer being found. The loctl pickers
hnvo not d/no much during the vvepk , being
entirely absent from the market on some
days and buying only a few hogs on other
days. This has left the trade entirely In
the hands ot the ftluppers.
A1' HU.V SIXS IT ,
.Snmll ttiiy of'I.lilil 1'tnjn Through the
t/'ImiiM of Drontli nnd I.ntxir DHtiirlmnrr.
II. O Dun & Co.'s mnnnger , speaking of
trade for Onnlm nnd Nebraska , says :
"Tho cnndltlonH do not Improve either
generally or locnlly. It Is bnrilly possible
that thrre cnn be such n recovery from the
disaster to the crops an shall stimulate
builnosx between now und full. Nothing
cnn bu hoped for In the way of a corn crop ,
even If rnln should now full In sulllclent
rjutmtltlci ) to revive the1 ilend vegetation.
"U Is a gloomy outlook , anil business
men me adjusting- their affairs for the
worst senson over experienced In thin coun
try. Fortunately for Omaha , her location
with reference to western trade- will enable
her Jobbers to do fiilrly v.ell. The small
onlt-rn wilt be numcioUH , and their nggre-
Kiiti : will keep up the volume very near. If
not quite , to that of past years. The lack
of employment iiml i-nterprlHu In the city
Is sctlously utfectln- ; retail ttade , and the
outlook for the- winter Is discouraging In
deed. Something .sboitld be done by the
city nnd county authorities and business
men generally to provlilu employment for
our laboring people. We should not wait
until winter IH upon us nnd then extmd
cold tliurlty to the unfortunate. The
wealthy citizens ami business men would
do well to get together nt once anil out ot
their combined vvtadom formulate a practi
cable scheme for tiding over a hard winter
without extending absolute vitality to men
willing and anxious to earn their dally
bread.
"The strike at South Omnha has been a
very serious blow to that great packing
center. Just nt the time when It seemed
iilmoU certain that South Omaha would
step forward to second place as n packing
center this disturbance among laboring people
ple occurred. Cuttle and IIOKS , which farm
ers me shipping out as rapidly as possible
on account of Hhort feed , are necessarily
sent to other markets , nnd both our pack
ers and stock dealers mo suffering In con
sequence. Livery good citizen of Omaha
regrets the conditions which have placed
local labor and local capital at odds with
each other. Of all the times In the experi
ence of this clCy nnd country , when capital
and Its handmaid should be on conllnl
terms , this la tbe time , for capital and
labor were never more Interdependent than
now.
"Happily the danger of further violence
seems to have piiSM'd , and now It IH hoped
the sober second thought of packers nnd
woiklngmen will bring the two together anil
the misguided men who have quit their
Jobs will be permitted to return anil that
both employers and emplojes will unite
In nn endeavor to reco\er what has been
lost by the strike.
"In connctlon with this general labor
topic It may not be Improper to discuss
the boycott In a paragraph To begin with ,
the boycott Is unninertcan and unchristian
It Is a conspiracy which cannot bo suc
cessfully defended. It Is a menace to good
ouler nnd should be dealt with by law In
BUch a way as to extlipate It from our
social sjstem. For two or three weeks
one of the largest nnd most progressive
local houses In this eltv has been uniler a
bo.voott. A > ear or so nijo the same house
was boycotted on account of the alleged
rellqlon of Its managers. Now It Is boy-
cotlcil on the supposition that home of Its
cheip goods are made In a penitentiary
The boycott In neither case affected the
\olume of sales or the net piollts , but It Is
extremely annoying and illragreenble lo be
held up to the ridicule and animadversion
of n large pait of the community. Omaha
beer makers have also been bojcotted , anil ,
unfortunately for the local maniifnctuiers ,
this Inuicil to the benellt of their outside
competitors. There Is too much disposition
on the pirt of libor organisations or their
leadeis to Interfere with the natural
course ot business , and unless they reform
In this particular organised labor will rapIdly -
Idly dtlft Into oiganleil villainy. In the
beer makers' ease , for Instance. It Is pro
posed , we understand , to boycott the local
honse-i because their coopciage Is not union
made The local houses me unable to ob
tain kegs enough to meet their icqulrcments
from union shop's. Because of this situation
they have asked the local labor organisa
tions to permit them to use nonunion coop
erage until that which Is appio\eil by or
ganized 1 ibor can bo obtnlml If this mod
erate anil reasonable request Is refused it
boycott Is Inevitable , anil a boycott would
be unreasonable , Impolitic and hurtful to
this community.
"Thero are two things that the business
men In this country have maile up their
minds no longer to tolerate. The boycott Is
one and the sympathetic stillce Is the other ,
and until these two things nre abandoned
by organized labor organbeil labor will
sulTer from want of good will on the part
of business men generally.
"Collections have never been quite ns
nanl as they are at piesent. One of the
leading Jobbers of this cltv told me the
other tiny that he received forty unpaid
drafts Intk In a single mall , and out of a
large number sent out the first of the
month by far the greater proportion were
returned unable to pay. rocnl jobbers are
disposed to bo lenient , but they must meet
their own bills , nnd Interior merchants
should not lose sight of this fact. There
Is nlwnvs a disposition to take advantage
of disaster as an excuse for neglecting the
common courtesies which make business
possible In these times both buyer and
seller mtixt be considerate , nnd It Is un (
wise foi either to complicate the situation
the one forcing settlements which might
be postponed nnd tbe other postponing set
tlements which might be immediately ef-
fecteil.
" 'Too much congress , lee much legisla
tion , too much city council and too much
peanut politics Is what Is killing this coun-
tiyf was the remark I overheard fall from
a well known railroad man's lips the other
day. Perhaps the gentleman did not go
far enough , but renlb he touched the hem
of the Raiment of a vast deal of truth In
his epigram , and the remark Is worthy of
leflectlon. "
_
c'ottim Muikot.
NCW ORIGANS , AUR 11 COTTON Dull :
i-ilcs , 8 l > nlea ; receipts , COG bales ; exports ,
cneiHtvvlse , J7S balei , slml. Jt''J- Inks , rmurtH
sUiulj , snlci. 7 > Intr * : Julv. 18 Wftli ! T > ,
Anjjuat. * u 4G1JIHS ; Septrmlm , t < ! S28C 33 ; Goto-
hei. in./06 " . ( , . Ncnemlwi JO 42W < > 13 , Uecomter ,
16 51ffi ? ri3 : Jnnunry , JS 5T 6 Vi , iviinmry , 1C < 3
Mnrcli , ICC3' < | C 7d. Alull , Ji-.TiiiO 7b ; lluj ,
JSSlfjOSI , .lime , SGSTQGKJ.
l.lVinil'OOI , . AUB. 11 COTTON Spot quiet.
fteo supply orfeilnir. The sales of the ilny were
G.mni lulcs , InolmllnK 100 bnlws American I'll
tiin-s oiH-neil dull , with Hip il m md fn-ety sup- lo
nlliil , and closed quiet , but stenilv.
HT 1.0L13 , Aus -rOTION' Quiet : mid
dling , G'lc , rales , nont" rpiHptH , none ! ship
ments , 100 bales , sloeU , 23,700 Uiiles
It
Kunsiiu C'lty .MiirUnts.
KANSAS C1TV , AUK. 11 WHEAT '
lo\\er. No 3 liunl. < SVvC , Nn 3 linnl , 47ic ! , No , 2
re < 1 ISe , No 3 reil , Hie. rejected. 4le. no
( XWXHWlo lower. No S mtxtd , 6253c ; No.
\\liltu , rJSiM'Je
OATS Sluw mid He lower. No. 2 nilxoJ , 31 1 ?
Se , Nn 2 white. .ll4c. !
IJI'TTKH-rr'm ' ; cnamers , lOflllo ; dairy , 14
.
iuas : ririn ; do.
heat. SOO bu. ; corn , ZOO bu. ;
1.1 < M Im
BllH'.MKVTS Wheat , S.700 bu ; corn , 2,700 bu.j
oatH , 4 < M bu. of
TiUro Wlirnt Sliirhnt.
SVN \NCISCO , AH * , n WHEAT weak ,
IXcembvr , SS' ; , May. Jl.wt.Hc.
A Cum fur I'hronlii Dliirrlioeu.
I had been troubled with chronic diar
rhoea for over a year when I received a
email botlo ot Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy , which I used and It
cave me great tellef. I then procured a
50-ccnt bottle and took about two-thirds of
, and was cured. I have taken some twice
since when I had a loosness come on and It
Mopped It at oner. I hope It will help Gc
others as It helped ma. I feel very thankful
Mr. Stearns , the druggist , for telling me
thla remedy and shall bo glad to have at
this letter published. S C. Weeks , Melroso. | , ,
Mass. 1'or sale by druggists. im Ne
bui
Tllli 11KALTV MAKKKT. 1.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 11 , on 18
189 1 :
The Security Trust nnd BafHy Viuilt com-
pnny t < > I. U Swift , trustee , Ivt 17 , block
S5. Amliler 1'lace . . . 1
O Wilson to K N I'nlia , lot 16 , Selby nnd
Helchts .
II 1'nrcfll to a II I'nmHI , lot * 11 , IS , are
JJ. block 5 , Hertford 1'lnce
J Morton nnO husband to Ueniite Huns-
iiuin , li lot B , block Ct. HJilih Oinnhii . 600 on
Union HKx-l ; Yiinla cuin | > ony lo Manidu
rintifjran , | ut 1 , block 17 , lit mid to
Bnutli Onmlm . 430
Wllllnm llnmuw nnd wife lo J II llnrlx-rB ,
lotN n. II , IS , block 5. llonllni ; Green. , . 1 tf J
John IlrtiKiker ami wlfu lo H II Mont-
Romerr. lot 3 , block 90. Smith Onialm. . . . 1CO )
Metropolitan I/un nnd Trust company to
Krnnk Venhnner , lots 11 nnJ U , block on
7 , Mellni * 1st Bdil
. , . 450 7S <
U O'tilmuchneiuy to Jntm MiaUlcy , lot
K , hlnck C , Di-dford I > lnca . , . $00
I ) Mlllu * nnd wife to .Tiillus Treltnchke.
(2x77 feet , commencing at w earner
lot B. block lt . Omuhu . , , . 7.000
M riwctimm. nnd wife In A A Shearer , Urge
lot 1 to 50 feet lot 3 , Thirteenth itreet
add , . . . . . , . , . . 1.000
Imd
Total nmount of transfers clo.ia
as
The lions and leopards give their last per l
formance on Sunday. Ihey are worth seeing.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
i
Drouth and the Market Wore Both Broken
Ycsttrday.
WHEAT WAS RATHER QUIET ALL DAY
In Corn TlicroVm u ( linul Trmlo but u
itiitlmr Woik Murkft Clutvrniiicnt
Itrpnrt C'oiistniril nn IliillUli
Sliiuloi ami ItiiiiiN ,
CHICAGO , Aug. 11. The drouth and the
market were both broken today. The one
break caused the other. Ths government
crop report , which at tha tlmo of Its re
ceipt on the curb > cstcrday afternoon was
cor.sl c ed a Mry ? bullish cocument , end rca ly
was so , was altogether surpassed In Inlluence
by predicted rains throughout the corn belt.
Wheat lost le of the previous value , corn
from lo to lc and oats % c. Provisions
held to the end a little ot a considerable ad
vance ,
Wheat was rather quiet , with fluctuations
confined within from IVlc to lc range. The
general tone was weak. Initial trades were
at Gfic for September , but sold up later Vic ,
eased oft ajc , rallied Vic , declined from IV&c
to l'/c , ruled steady and closed with Septem
ber at Gu'Jic. The early , strength was attrib
uted to the government report , which was
construed as bearish , making the condition
of spring wheat C7.1 , and the total crop of
spring and winter , according to the govern
ment returns , will bo about 391.000,000 bu
Cobles wcro stronter and added eonu strength
to the market. Tne exports for the week
from bath coasts , wheat and flour , wore some
what larger and had a stimulating tendency.
Outside markets were firmer. On the other
hand , the general dullness was n factor
against any material advance , the local move
ment was heavy , there were rains where
most needed , and a large Increase In the
visible supply l.s expected , all of which com
bined to depress the price and worked an
upward tendency. The market continued to
rule easier later lu the session , Influenced
by the further break In corn.
In corn there was a good trade , but a
rather weak market. The opening was from
Vic to % c under the final figures of yoster-
dny , with September at E3c , and sold down
Vic more , rallied le , eased oft lc , changed
some , ruled steady and closed steady at 5Jc
for September. It was rains on one side and
the government report on the other , with
the country both buying and selling , but
bought considerably mere than It sold. The
Veport was construed as bullish as it did not
cover the , damage since August 1 , which is
variously estimated. On the other hand ,
Ion a , Kansas , Illinois and Indiana had
rains and more was predicted , which had a
bearish Influence. Outside markets , with
the exception of New York , were firm early ,
cables V d up on spot nnd Vid up on futures.
Receipts wcro small nt 117 can and the es
timate for Monday was also moderate.
Oats were active and easier In sympathy
with corn anil on selling by longs. The
range for the day was le for September.
Provisions were active. The market acl-
varced early on good buying and after sev
eral fluctuations declined on fret ] realizing ,
closing quiet. Compared with last night ,
September pork and lard are unchanged and
ribs 2',4c higher.
Freights fclow at from % c to lo for wheat
and % o for corn to Buffalo.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cnsh fiuot/vtlons were ns follows :
ri.OtIK Winter patents , > ! DOfl.SO : w'nter
stralKMs. ? 230f2GO. spring patentH. lOftS.GO ,
BprliiR stralfihts. J2.20e2.70. l > nkfrs , JI.50S2 00.
WHEAT No. 2 sprlnK. o-K&Soyic : No. 3 spilng ,
nominal ; No. 2 rwl. 54fr.44c. !
CORN No. 2 , KS'ic. No 3 yellow , 54c.
OATS-No. 2. .WlWc ; No. 2 white , 39'4ift3i'ic ' ,
No 3 whiteS3 l-lCesi'/Sc.
UYE No 2.ISo. .
DAIII'EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , ! Jcj No. 4 ,
nominal.
TLAX SEED No. 1 , J1.2S.
TIMOTHY SKKD JS.10.
PKOV18IONS Mesa pork , per bbl. , J13.330
1340. Laril , per 10) Ibs. J7.371407.40 Short ribs
aides ( loose ) . J7.Wr7.20. Do' salted aliouldera
bnxeil ) , J6 37'4 C W ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
J7.3714fo7.62H.
WHIKIiV Distillers' finished goods , per eal. ,
J122.
'llio followlne were the receipts nnd shipments
for today :
OMAHA < ! lM.IAI. MAKKHT8.
Condition of Tndo
mid Quotation ! ou
.Stupid nnd I'lincy 1'nnlnco.
While the past week lias not witnessed many
rndlonl changes In the product ) maiket , there 2
Irne hcen some fluctuations of Importance.
Tha recilpt'i ot butter ha\e shown Dome In
crease during the pnat six ila > a , but thi * mipply
of choice M > ols lu Bill light , nnd dealem sn >
thnt they have CIIH | for a Rood deal more than
they cnn hupply. 1'acklni ; stuck hut * tinned up
during the week. The general JVellntf appeal *
Im that tliirt Is no danger of prlies going
lower , whtta ponio ui-e pttdlctlnff a buorn In the
near future Ttiu gipeculalorH have been holding
tinck nnd luive not lind miflkleiit ctmttdeiicu In
the Hltiiatlon to niiviute very catena tul ) , ulilUi ,
1s claimed , Is the only ivason tbat inlcca lia\u
not advanced more rapldl ) .
Tim rccclpt uf rggs lm\e been a little
heavier the past week , nnd though there was
great run , thu demajid Is so light that the
market weakened under the Influence of the
more liberal offerings.
The receipts of poultry continue to lncrca.su
and I he maikvt has U > cn In very bad shape all
the vve k. Whll prices lm\o been very low , tlm
demand has failed to Kerp pact * with the In
crease In the arrivals , and It baa been no voay
matter for receivers to keep their stocks re-
dUCMl ,
bu.
The hay market Iscry firm , and the tendency
prices has been toward a higher level bu.
The following will show the receipts for the
week ending on the dates ppvclflvd at head ot
columns , thu figures representing caeca ot eggs ,
coops of poultr ) , packages ut butter iind cars of
potatoes :
Aug. 10. Aug3. . July 7.
I.S'M ' SJi 1,123
Duller . 932 747 kOS
Poultry . Doe 379 ZSS
Potatoes . 10 IS 11
n 1'acklnK stock , lOa ; fair to BOOQ
conntrf. 1481Sc ; cholco in fancy , ITIflSo ; gath
ered crtamrry. 17M.oj ( ) separator creamery. ZSo.
iUQS 1'er doz. , lie.
LIVE rom/TKY Old hens , 4S5c : roosters. bu.
2Kij3a ; sprlner chlikenn , 64O7c , spring ducks ,
, old full-fc.ithrred ducks , 4HKc ; hen turkeys ,
OtfTc , irobblerii , Ctfbc , old Keeue. full-feathcrud ,
4St3a I
VUAIr Choice fat and small veals are quoted
SHi6c ; coarse and large , 3fflc.
CIIKIJS1" Wlseoni > ln , full cream , new make ,
Uo : Nebraska and Iowa , full crvuin , JwlIc ; on
Nebraska and lowu , purl skims , 'Utc ; l.lni- tha
hurger. No. 1 , lie ; brick , No. 1 , lie , bvvlss , No. C4Uo
14Q13C. : 1
HAY Upland bay , J10 ; midland. J9 ; lowland , ern
; rye stniw , J6. Color innkea tha price
hay. Light balea sell the beat. 'Only top The
erodes bring top prices.
l'lUiONS-Old : birds , per doi. , SOc.
Vnai5TAHLE3.
The market la overstocked with watermelons
they nre slow n.ile. Home Georgia melons
nellinif ut barely enouuh to caver freight
charges.
I'OVATOKS-nound loH , CJO70c ; small lots , 96
nnloi-3. 75c
M15I.ON8 Oood stock. crnte > l. 120. 3 8 ,
CANTALOUruS-Nevuda ( Mo. ) Jems , per No.
Clule. J1.75.
OLD 11UANB Hand-picked navy , J2.M ; mo- 4 O3o
ilium , J3.10VJ 15 ; common white btunt. J1.75 6
W.
ONIONS On orders , to per Ib. 44o
CA111IAC1C Ooml shipping stock , homo grown ,
orders , 2V4o ; Boutlitin. 2c. fair
TOMATOKM-Oood itock. per 4-ba ket crate ,
lSJo ; | r H-bu. lax , & 'WOc ,
UK1.KKY 1'er cloz. . K j40o.
8WKK1' rOTATOKS-1'ei Ib. , 5c.
FHUITS.
The arrivals of California fruit * have been
and there have been dally sales nt tha nnd
auction rooms of a number ot cum ouch day.
Owlnsr to the large receipts tha market Iiai
a lower tendency , and quolatluiift at the
. ot tha wick show a conalderablo ilmncci
compared with the first o ( the werk , I'rult
to low that It would eem ns If tlm con- erg
unrrtlon would ba greatly Inci-caBed. and It No.
ivuuld , DO duubt , under ordinary clicumitaucei ,
but the general qufr pr vnlllnR m tiuMnrM
clirles niipcnrn In nrfn t the ronxumntlon of
fruit na well na tha 44lA. of ever ) thing cine
ttint might oonildisred a luxury The fruit
In nrrlvlnit Kpni > rnlly li | vrry gtxvl cimdltlon nnd
deitleni artnbl * t < > nil ord * from oulnlde points
with Btock tli.it cnniKitr/liMp but ( five entire
R.itl faetlim ( it
HTUA lliilHlKflNine
Al'l'M.S-nood i > torkj t r bbl , JJ.OOfl3 M.
IU.ACK RASI'IJKHmKSWS'one.
11KI ) HASIMlIIUHli : None.
lll.ACKIIUIUUK.H None ,
I'UACIIIJrt i-Hllfornlih Iliifl30. ! )
PM'MH Nntlic re.1 | iltlln . per Sl-nt. cn e.
J2 , California Wi'hlnslnn | > 1um Jl 23 ; large red
\nrletlp . Jl 2'ffl M ; 8HII11 le.1 , J1.23.
IMU'NIM-ll W. - .
riOM None ' '
I-CAIIH lluttelt'K , 11 71
. none.
nSnllfnrri1n } "liono.
( IHAl is : XoiitliFin , 'W-IKJ b.iskpts. Concords ,
35flOo , California. Jl no ,
THOI'HVII * t'ttt'ITS.
HANANAS Choice stock , JJ.OOP2.M per bunch.
IIMONH : I'ancy lemoos , JM size , J7 ; fahi.y
IcniniiK , W > nlz.1. $7.
OIIANOis : None.
I'lNIIAI'l'l'LHS None
KK19 fnnry , | nr Ib , lie.
IIONUY-Onlllnrnln. 15c , dark honey , 10512a.
MAPLi : BVItUI'-Untlnn cans , per doz. , JI2
Nl'TH Alinonl * . r. 17e. l.'nullsh walnuts. 10
ISc ; nilx-rtn. 12c ; Ilrarll nuts , IDc.
CIUKtt-rure Juice , per bbl , Ji ) ; half bb ! . , JilG.
1I1O1S : No. 1 gieen hldex , 3"tc ; No. 5 given
hides , lliif.'o , No. 1 green Killed hide * . 31ic , No.
2 grein fnllpil hides. 2i2'ie No. 1 green silted
hldei , 2S tn 40 UM , 3'Se ; No. 2 grwn salted hldei
13 to 40 IU. . 2W2Vic ; No. 1 \rnl rnlt. 8 to 15
Ibs , C'Hffic , No 2 veal calf. 8 lo 15 Un , 4IHc ;
No. 1 dry Hint hides. Ce ; No. 2 dry Hint hides.
3c ; No 1 dry milted hides , 4e. Part cured hides
We per Ib IPS * limn folly cured.
Ui' : Pii : < TS Oreen imllnl. ench , 23ftV1e ( ;
nailed shmrllngi ( short wooled early cklns ) ,
each , Wlic , dry stic-nrllnga ( short wojled onrly
Kklnii ) , No. 1 , rich. BWlOc , dry shearllnpi ( short
vvoolid early skins ) , No. 2 , each , Cc ; dry Hint
Kmn.is nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per
Ib , actual weight , GffSc ; tnurrnln wool pelts , per
Ib. , actual weight , 4J6o. dry nint Colorado
butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4ff
CHp , ninrialn wool pelts , per Ib , actual weight ,
4S6c Have feet cut off , ns It Is useless to pay
f i eight on thorn
TAI.I.OW AND aiinASrt Tallow. No. 1 , 49
4'Jc ; tallow , No 2 , 3'4Jf3JiC , grei- , white A ,
44'5c. griasi' , white II , 314 3 0 : grease , ycl-
lovir , 3c ; grease , dark. 2Hc ; old butter , 2B2HC ,
beeswax , prime , ICOISc ; rough tallow , 1V4Q2C.
MWOIIK ( IIMHAI : : , MAKKIU. |
Ouotntlonn on I'lnur , ( Jniln mill
'rnvlsliMiH ' , Motnl' , Ktr.
NinV YOUK , Auff -rLOUH-Ilecelpts ,
19,100 tibia , exports , W.&M bbls. ; sules , 31,000
pkRs. ; m.irket flnn , but Ecniirally quiet , no
winter stra'KhLs wanted for export ; city mill
patents , Jl l)3 4 Ti , winter patents , $3 OOffl K ,
city mill cl irH , t1.6WIC.-i ; winter BtralithtH ,
$3.4302 SO ; Minnesota piti-nts. 3 40&3.7winter
extras. KOOtnm. Minnesota biikem , JJ 1 < * 83 ! X > ;
winter low grades , JI.WlfL' H , "print ! low Krudcs ,
SI OY$1 8) ; spilnff extras Jl.WiiiJO Southern
flour , dull ; siles. none , common to fair extms ,
$100(2ro. Rood to choice extr.is , > 3 10ft 1 no Ilye
flour , dull , siles , 1W bbls ; supcrnne , l27Sfi2S" ;
fancy. f.'Wiiifl 13 Iluckvvhent Hour , nomlnil.
COUN MiAI < rinnly held , Hrandywlnc , J2.93
P320 , jellovv vvestirn , 2 SOftS 10.
HLICKWIIIJAT Nomlmil
UYi ; Nominal , Ji itcy , 43fiD2c.
IIAKI.UY Nominal
1IAUL13V MAI/r Ciulet ; western , CJffTCc ; six-
rowed. SIXBSSc
WHI3AT IliwIpK OICiW bu ; exports. 93.000
bu. , Biles. 1SOI)0 ) ( bu futures Siwt mnrlict
Btwidy but Inactive ; No 2 red In store nnd ele-
valor , C8l4c , iiflont , t&KtlWto ; No. 1 northern ,
GG'ic In ilevntoi , No 1 bird , Mc ) In elevator.
Options opened weaker on inlns west , but Inter
inlllwl on better cables nnd ( jood covering , close ,
Kte.ul > , weekly exports show Increase In the crop
report had ln-en discounted , final prices un-
chnnged ; Mny , tT'niSOT'ic , elo cd CT'ic. AiiKiist
closed 594c , S pti inlR-r. 5S I3-lC " > JV4e , closed
MViC. Oiloher closed CO'ic ' , December , C2 7-1CW
C3 1-lCc. closed C2 4C -
rOHN Ilecclpts , 21.0 ) > u. . exports. 3,0)0 bu ;
sales , lCri,0X ( > bu futumMv S,00 ( ) bu. siiot. Spot
market dull und cnsifi. No , 2 , C2e In elevator ,
C2'tc afloat. Option m. irketi wiaU nil morning ;
the crop report had liocn illsuiuntcil , nnd biter
Ions of rnln lieliwd the wenkmss , tlostD.
, . , . „ . down , liny , KfittWiQ. closed 5Ct , AiiKUSt
iloicd COy.c. September. OUiiCOkc. closed COV5C ,
October , G1ff3'Ji ( < , c , closed G9'4L , IJecember , W'B ®
3"c , clobed Oo ) c. A
OATS Receipts. 171000 bu : exports , 35.000 bu. ;
tnlen , lJi,000 bu. futurea. CJ.OOO bu. ( .pot. Spot
m irket dull nnd weak : No ! 2 , 344e ! , No 2 de- .
llvered. 35 c ; No 3 , 33VSc | No 2 white , 40M404c.on
No 3 white , 39c ; tniekvvhlte western , 37@4Sc ,
track , white stnte. 37W45c. Option market quiet
and weaker , closing W&c. down ; August closed
at 34Wc , SeptembPt , a4S < J3c , closed 34 4c ; October -
tober closed SS'vjc.
HAY Steady , shljiplng1 , SoflCOc ; good to choice ,
.
HOI'S Dull ; state , tommon to choice , 5iJUc ;
1'acltlo coast. S012c. >
III DKS Inactive ; wet salted New Orleans se
lected 45 to C > Ibs , 44V4c , Tetas , selected. 33
to EO Ibs , 4tf3e : liiunos At tea , dry , 20 to 21 Ibs. ,
10'ic , Texas , dry. .it tq 40 Ibs. , 5ffGy.c.
I.KATIIKH Dull. ht-niliicK sole , lluenos Ayres
llglit to heavy weights ; IHJlSc.
WOOU Quiet ; iloinestlo fleece , 19S2i > c : pulled '
.
1'KOVISIONS Hwf , steadv ; fnmltr. J1000IH
12 00 ; extra me s , JS ; betrf.hnms , J23 , city , extra
India , mess. JIG OOfflS 0 } Cut me-as , firm ; pickled
bellies , l tC , pickled shoulders , 614c ; pickled
hnms , ll'/iJMlSlc. I. ird , higher ; western steam
closed at J7.S5 asked ; city , 7U@7'io ; September
closed at J7.SO nominal , etlned , Him , continent ,
JS 20 ; S. A , J8 30 ; compound , Gli&CHc. I'ork ,
Higher ; sales , 200 bbls. , new mess. J14 7riOT > 00 ;
extra prime. JlSOOftl.lW. family , J15COS13BO ;
short clear , J14 50W1G 5J.
IlUTTUn Steady , western dairy , 12V4iJ14c :
western creamery , 1423c , western factory , 1214 ®
Ijlir : Ulglns , 23c.
CHEIISR Stronger ; state , large , 7jWc : small ,
715c5fi'i , , part skims. 3 J6c. full skims , 2ff214c
KGG3 Strong ; state and 1 ennsylvnnla , 15150
16c. westein , fresh , 14jr > e.
TAU.ONV Dull , but steady : 4c for city ( J2
per pkg ) ; country ( pkgs. free ) , 43ic , as to
quality.
uiet ; United clo cd nt 8014c
bid. Washington , bbls , JG , Washington , In bulk ,
J3 50 ; rellned. New Ywk. J" > IB ; I'lillndelphln and
Hnlfmore , $510 ; I'hllndelp'.il i and Baltimore , In
bulk. 52.60
ROSIN Dull : strained , common to good , J1.12 > i.
TUltl'KNTINn Steady , 2Sp23Vc.
HICIJ rirm , domestic , fair to extra , 4S ! < 3Gc ;
Japan. 4W < 74Tc
MOLASSiS : Steady ; New Orleans open kettle ,
good to choice , 23Si3Jc. *
PIG IHON Dull , Scotch , J1960ff22.CO ; Amer
ican. J10 00013.0) ) .
COPPnn Quiet ; lake. J9
IjfiAD Very firm ; domestic. J3 23.
COTTON StlHD Oily Nominal ; prime crude ,
29c. prime jellow , 32iT32'ic It
TIN Strong ; stialts , Jll ) 03 bid ; plates , market
steadier.
SPIiUTKU-Stendy ; domestic. W 50 nFkcd ; sales
on 'change , 45 tons August tin , J19.00&19 03 ; 40
tons September tin , J19 10
St. I.oulu CiMiurul Afarkot.
ST. IXJUIS , AUK. 11. riXUR-IIeav-y , weak ,
lower , patent. Jl S''QiTj ' , extra fancy , J. 30 2.40 ,
fancy , J2 1002.20 ; choice , Jl DOW2 00. \
WHRAT After nn early buying bulge , weak
ened with corn , closing % c below jertenlay. No.
rvd. cash nnd August , 51'f.c. Septimbei , 51H0
51c. Decembei , 55c , May , bO c
( . 'OIIN Weakened on rnln pn llctlons , closing
with a net IOSH of % c. No , 2 mixed , rash , G41 c ;
August and heptemlx-T , C.o ! , MaU'ic. .
OATS Weak , lower with corn ; No. 2 , cash , n
SOHo : August , 30140 , .September , 31o ; May , relic.
UYI3 13c bill for n cur of No. 2 , e.ist trick.
IIAlHiY No trading.
1IIIAN Plriu. fie , cast track ,
FLAX Slinn J1.2I , this Bide.
CI.OVEIS SiiD : tJnclrange < l
TIMOTHY SKKD-Unchuiige/1
Ilt'TTnil-Unclmnged ,
ioos-iic. :
I.IJAD-rirm ; Jl 27 < 4.
C011N . .
WHISKY-J1 It
B
ronoN Tins 83c.
DAGGINO C CSc.
PROVISIONS Quiet , steady. Pork , standard
mess , Jobbing , J11 874 I.ard , prime steam , J7.20 ;
choice , J7.3S. Dry milt meats , lower : hhouldcrs ,
JA.2U ; longs nnd ribs , J7.124 , shoits , J7.30. Ilaoon ,
Juicked shoulders , J7.50 ; long.s , J7.73 ; ribs , J7.S7li
, shorts. ,
ItKCIMITS Hour , 3,000 bbls. : wheat , 97,000
. ; corn , 21,004 bu , ; onls , 43,000 bu.
SHir&IIJNTS-Klour. 10.000 bbla. ; wheat. COM
. , corn , 35,000 Int. ; oata. 7.000 bu.
Miirknt * .
MILWAUKEE , Aug. l--ri.OlIR-Stpady. |
WII DAT Steady ; No. ' Sspilng _ _ , 6lo , No. 1 A.
HYHQuiet No. 1. KSy , , , C.
PItOVISIONS-lllghci , Tork , J13 33. Lard '
17.40. '
HKCniPTS Plour. 2.,00 , 'bbls. ; wheat , 19,600
. . bailey. 23.200 bu
SUlPMUNTS-llour. Old
Alurket.
MINN Al'Oli1H , AUB. H H , Wheat market Kan
opened firm , but cloned iTiXlowcr than for tha
different futures nnd Vic. 4uVter for cnsh wheat
track. Trading was ifnlr1 for Saturday , nnd
market closed : August , Wftc ; Septeiriucr.
; December , UTic. IOn IVtick : Old wheat. No ,
bard , MVic ; No. 1 norlhrm , Kc , No. 3 north
, 60'jjc , New w It pal /ftttlll sold on track 2c
below tlm prlco mlllernl nJr < - paying tor the old.
Hour tnaiket wns > > stcudb , with tatlafactory
nnl-3 nt 13.3003 43 for patentH ; JtOOni.30 for
Hikers. Tlio productions- about 30,000 bbls.j
Bhlpments , 31,45' ' ) bbls. jj _ jr
Kujur .Murliut.
NBW YOHK , Aug. 11 -SUQAn-Ilaw.
teady to firm ; fair relliilng , 2Ho , centrlfugul ,
test. JHo ; sales , none , refined , quiet and
Bteady ; No. . 4 1-1C10 ( ; No. 7. 3 15-lCiMUc ; No.
3KW4 1'lfio ; No. 9 , 3 IS-lGIHc ; No. 10 , 3Vi
13-lCc ; No. 11. 3 U-K.03Kc. No. 18 , 3 JO 13-lCc :
. 13 , 3 lie , off A , 4 MStfijjc ; mould A , 1 13-H
: standard , 4 7-lCttt'X.n ; conferl loners' A , eloul
7.1C01).c ; cut loaf. SUO3 716o ; crusluxl , KUO
7-lGc ; i wdered. 4 ll-16 < | Gc ; granulated , 4 9-16O
; cul > es , 4 13-lCtiSc.
LONDON. Aug. 11. HUOAIt-Cnnp , quiet , but Con.
uteftdy ; centrifugal , Java , 13s 3d , Muscovado ,
it-llnlng , Us 3d. (
3d.Mnol Hub
Mnol Market.
BT. LOUIS , Axis , n. WOOL-rirrner ; higher ;
Mlwourt and Illinois. mwlUim combine. 16/16Hc ;
ineJIum clothing and coarse and braid. ISUlSHo
lexus , 6 to li months , medium , HOISc : coaraa
low , D01a ; western und nortliern meillum ,
/ COBm end IowUcj choice tub wa hed ,
I.lverx | i ) Market * , Krle
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 11 - rWIIKATI'lrm ; bold. Ills.
offer sparingly ; No. j red winter , 4a ( Wd ;
. t red , sprln * . 4s W.
COltN-lIoIder * offei sparlnclyj now mixed ,
spot , firm , B Uii. future * dull holders offer
rpurlnsly , AuguM , S-i. Hcptember , l ltd
, n.Ol'11 ' linn , holilen offer frecb , Nt trfnils
fnney , 5 < M
PROVISIONS ' lle f , dull ! holdeni otter mod-
enilelv , exlrn Indl.n mes , G7s d ; prime mesn ,
f'0x Pork , flrmi nupply p < mr , prime mess we t-
en . 67n Cd ; prime meillnm , 6fW ! Kl llan Mrndv ;
holdeni offer moileratels , short cut. M < M ,
llanm , luildcn" ntTer rpiirlnglv , short rlM ,
linn , 37 , long and short clear , K UIK . firm , 3 < Vq.
Shoulders steady ; holders offer Kparlngly ; finest
vvhlti1 ' nnd rolonil , new , 4'r , I ird Hrmi holders
offer ( aparlngly , upot , i'it M , futures holders not
offering
TALI.OW-Dullj holders offer moderately ;
primp , 23s.
COITON HHP.I ) OllSlindy , 2K
'
TI'llPIINTINU-Dull , boldeis offer ntiMerately ;
( qilrltK. 21s id
IlOMIN Steady ; holders offer freely , common ,
3s 7'4d.
. llorf Al tendon nnd PitclHc e n t easy ;
holders offer freely ; 2 Ibs. , lo.i , 3 Ibs , lij.
AM ) IIOMS.
_ .
Tnnlini ; 111 tlm Slnirn .Murknt YrMtonbiy
AViiM Very l.lKlil.
. NtW YOUK , AUK. II. The trnilltiK In the
sli.tro market today was \cry IlBht nnd the
speculation ) without Important feature. The
unfavorable crop report caused a Kcitcral
Oppression at the oponlnR , which vvas not
confined to the railroad list , but vvas com
municated to the Industrials , though In a
less ' degree. The arbitrage * brokers were
sellers of small lots of Union Pacific , North
ern Pacific preferred and St. Paul nnd the
London cables showed American securities
lo be weak In thnt market. Thcru was , how
ever , no great pressure to sell nnd on a small
covering movement the market became somewhat
,
what i firm before the end of the first hour.
After 11 o'clock the speculation becatno In
tensely dull , especially for the usually actIve -
} Ivo | , : stocks , excepting Sugar , which , with a
'f1 of the specialties , motiopollred what little
tie business as done. Toward the close , the
market became settled In tone , some shares
recording , advances , and the market closed
fairly steady with prices generally U4 to 1 %
per cent below the final quotations of yester
day , the latter Pullman on sales of 700
shares. Some few stocks recorded advances ,
Including Chicago Gas and Distilling , each
i/4 per cent. Sugar rose i per cent at the
opening , then receded per cent , rallied %
pre cent , reacting per cent In the final
dealings and closing unchanged from yester
day.There
There were free offerings of Sugar In the
loan market at IVi per cent. Atchlson and
General IJIectrlo closed nt yesterday's last
sales. , The week has been full of Interest
to the speculative fraternity , the Atchlson
. Incident | ( bolng a rather exciting feature and
keeping ' the street on the qul vivo up to the
very ; close , when It was brought to an end
by the acceptance of Kelnhari's resignation
from the directory and as receiver. While
Ilclnhait has some supporters , the general
opinion Is his reply to Expert hlttlc'fc charges
that ! he overstated the Income of the road
for , the four years Immediately preceding
Juno 30 , 1891 , does not meet the Issue
squarely , nnd the representatives of the
London and Amsterdam security holders
state they do not regard his letter to the
rcor anl/atlon committee as an answer to
the } ( LUtlo report. It has been decided to
. ,
take no further steps toward perfecting re
organization ( until after Little's examination
of the Atchlson's books , which is still In
progress i , , Is completed Conjecture Is now
busy with the question of Uclnhnrt's successor
ser as president and receiver. The names
of n. S. Hayes , chairman of the general re
organization committee , First Vice President
D. B. Robinson of the Atchlson , President
A. A. Robinson of the Mexican Central rail
road , and President S. M. Felton of the
Queen & Crescent system , are mentioned in
this connection.
The following were the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
83
The lotnl Fnlea of stocks today vveie 515,000
shnres. Including : Ameilcan Sugar , 6,800 ; Bur-
llnfrton , 0,600. Distillers , 't COO , General Electric , 3.at'
l.aoo , Louisville & Nashville. 1,500 , Missouri Pa
cific , 1.600 , National Lead , J.Suu , Hendlnff , 1,600 ,
, & W. 1 > . certlflciiles , fifth aKsfHsnn.nl paid , SG
3,400.
Now \ork Ittone.v Murker .
NKW YORK , Auc. 11 11ONI3Y ON CALL 31.
Kasy ut 1 per cent , last loan and closed at 1 1
per cent. C2C4.
I'RIMH MHRCANTILH I'Al'ER-ajff. per cent. C4.
STKRLINO llXCHANOi : Dull and steady ,
with actual buslnoss tn bunkers' bills nt $4 88J 100
SSV4 for derrnnd nnd nt * 4 8704 87H for CO dlys ;
ported rates , } 4 8G@4 Wt. blhcr certificates , r,3
none. 77
HAR HILVKR 62Kc. : Mexican dollars , G05Jc. 57
GOVnilNMIJNT KONDS Steady. State bonds 83
dull llnllrood bonds , IrriKiilar. 30
ClOuInc quotations on lionds were ns follows : 73
8 Bsieir . . 117K D. .V. H O 7 11 90
II. S Bscoup . . . 117H 1) A U O 4s . . 7SK
U. S 4s res. . ' Kilo ' 'nds 71U 77.
II. S. 4s coup. 114' ( J II. &S. A.Us. . JIB 92
U.S. Uireir. . . " HO do 7s 04 40
PnclticUHOf'DSi . 101 II. , VT C. Ds. . . . 104 ' 8
Al.i. Class A. , . dofls 101 ' 3
Aln.ClaHn 11 . . . . 1O-J M.K. &T. 1M4 , 70 C7
Aln. O.-ias C. . . . do 'Jd'tn 4'j > ( 79
CuirciiPloH . . Dli Mutual UnlonUa. lot ) CS
Li. Now Con. 4s. US N.J. Cent. Run r.s 117W 81
MlHROiirl Us 100 No 1'ao. Ism . . . 100 73
NC.ls 1'JJ Nc I'ae. 2nU . . . 77 12
do 4s U.In N. W CoimoU. . . 140 67
C nonfnnd n doS V Deb fis 110 76
Tenn new net U. 70 H O. W IRIS . 04 81
cnn now nuts. . . . Ill" bt. I' ConnolH lit IBOlf 75
Tcnn. old HH (1(1 ( St 1 > C.AI' W.fis 10Rl < 87
Vn. CunturluH . 584 St I. A.I.M Ocn.fia. 76 67.
do dufurrod . . . . S L. , VS P Gen 0. BHK M.
AtchlHon la . Tl'X. P.IO. ISlH. . . 84 73
Atchlson A. . . . do ys ' < 72
CanadnSo I'lKiu. . lOflHiU. 1' iHts of ' 00. ' . 104 U ! M
Cen I'lic. IstB ' 96. 10041 West 8hoi-u4B. . . . 104 71 !
Cl
lloitoii Stoclc Onotutlont , 6C.
BOSTON , Aujr 11 Call loins 1J2 ( par cent ; M
tlmo loans , -J4a34 rx-r coin Closing pricoa for 60
atocke , bonda and milling hharas : Rl
77
. T , It S. KTT. \V Kmrpfd . , . 76
Am. Sugar Wosilnch. Klectrl * H3M fc3
Am. Sugar pfd . . . W. Kleo. pfd . . . OK , 71
nay Statn G.IB . . . Win. Ctmirnl. . . 3 71
1111 Telephone . 100 Atrblsou ' .Ms . . 22M
HoHton & Albany. . L'OU Atchlson 4s , . . . 71
lloHtoii.VMnlno. . , 110 ( Ian KlectiloCa . H 1
. 11. A 0 7HTK WIs Com , l t CO 1
i'ltchburc IIHU ; Atl.intln . . . . COHW 3
Gen. Klectrlo MhH Demon ft Montins 21 ( <
IlllnotH Stool . . 41 Ilnlio.V lloston. H > 7
Muxlc.iu Ci-nlral . 2B6
Colony. . . , :7i > 4 76
Orriron Short Line Franklin
Kuolier. Kear iigu
IJIego II Ohceolu
Union Pacltla IImt Qulncy
West Kml. . f.-'H Tamarack 165
Nan Krnuclsco Mining Quntntlonti.
SAN FUANOISCO. Aup. 11. The ofTlcl.il cloilnr
quotations { or iiilnlu ; Blocks ted ly worJ ai foi-
lows :
does
good
to
to
ket
Nnir York Alining ( Juiitntlnnt ,
NKW YOHK , Auc. 11Tlio follovvlny ara th Kouth
nr mining qnointioiiHi
chblor. Ml ) Plimoiiiu . . . . 10 Kit
Rruwn Point. . 70 Hlctrnv Nnr/ul.i , . 06 Bt.
. Cat. i. Vn. , 410 Standont 145
Ueadvvood 60 Union Con. . . . . GO
iould .V ( Jurry , 65 Yellow Jacliot 10
) , t Norcrons 05 Iron Silver. . . . 10
HoiueatdUo. . . . l.'KK ) QntckMlror. . . 225
Miixican 10(1 ( dopruforrod. . . JailO head
Ontario . . . . . . flfi Ilulvvcr 17
Ophir , 310 Wi.7i
I.omfon Stock Ijiiotatluni , head
hoga
IXJNDON , Alitf 112 p m cloilnci nnd
Canadian I'aollli ! . , BU'j St , P.iul com 01
14U N. Y. Central
Krlo2d as Pennsylvania. , , ,
. Central U5' < lleudlnjr. . . . . ,
Mexican ordinary. 17 Hex. Cen. now 4i.
" 4.WO
DAU 81LVKII-28"iff-lOd per ouncu. la
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
VTeok Ends with n Fnnly Liberal Run nnd
Improved Demand.
PRICES ON CATTLE MUCH STRONGER
Local I'ltrkirn Wcro lliijpn mill Omul OrTor-
IIIRK .SoldYlllliiK * show Much Im
provement nnd ( 'linn tlio U'rplc
Much lllKhur.
SATUHDAV , AllR. It ,
The week close * \vlth rceclpti of nhotit
1,200 cattle , 8,500 IIORS and Gil sheep , ns
against 741 cattle , 7.4SS hogs , and no sheep
on Saturday of last week. The following
will show the total receipts of the week with
comparisons :
Cuttle. ltoc < < . Shcop.
UocelpU thh week. . . . 12,717 fifijss 2.5O5
Itet-elpts last week . . . 8,311 ( Kif ; 1,078
H.tmivofk Insl your. . S.LTS EiS80 G.OT1
Same week 1 2 10.1S6 , DC3 2,233
H will bo noted thnt there has been a
considerable gain In the arrivals of cattle
and sheep , and only a slight falling off In
hog receipts , as compared with the previous
week.
CATTI.n The week closed with the light
est receipts of any day slnco Saturday of
last week. Among the offerings there
were some pretty good corn fed beeves ,
hut no great number. The local packers
wcro In the market for a fovv cattle , nnd
prices were fully steady or oven strong on
the lies I grades. One bunch of l,2SI-lh.
beeves brought $1.05 , nnd some lighter cattle
tlo J4 25. The demand for the more com
mon grades was not so good , and the mar
ket on such was a llttlo slow. About every
thing dcslrablo was xold early In the day.
lUally desirable cows and hulfcrs were In
very fair demand at strong prices. Com
mon and trashy stulT was as slow as It has
been any tlmo and does not show any Im
provement. No ono appears to bo In the
market for tlie lower grades nnd rough cat
tle. As has been tlu rule nil this week , the
demand for stackers nnd feeders was very
slow and the market weak. The country
appears to have given up buying cattle of
tl.at kind almost altogether. Ueprcscntatlve
sales :
DRESSED IlKEF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
C. . .1023 (2 DO 21 122 ! ) S3 DO 42. . .1107 tl 25
.102S 3 25 22 1091 370 21. .iiisi 4 cs
21) . 1172 3 40 42. 1207 3 90
COWS.
900 75 10CO 1 15 2. . 010 40
< iOO 1 00 . ' 137 1 15 1. .1000 GO
, 6GO 1 00 . . 7l ! ) 1 20 . 8S70
, 910 1 00 1 . . 820 1 25 .10S > r > 75
, 740 1 00 1. 1130 1 25 20 . 7J9 75
SCO 1 00 _ . . 1130 1 25 1 1010 73
722 1 10 2 . . 1071 1 25 T. . I'CI ' K1
, am i 10 ,5 , .711 1 30 18 . 12' 2 23
710 1 10 1 9',0 1 30 2. .1093 2 50
iimriiits.
502 1 10 6. . , . C" > 0 1 00 1. . . . 700 1 85
r > so i 30
CALVIS.
1. . . . 310 1 00 4. . . 2S2 2 10 2. . 195 2 40
1 170 1 00 1 . . :00 3 25 2. . , 210 3 03
1. . . . S10 2 CO 12. . 260 2 25 2. . 155 3 00
HULLS.
1. . . . 700 1 20 1 . . . Ul ) 1 35 1..1750 1 60
1 . . . DU ) 1 2'i 1 . . SOO 1 10 2. . . P20 1 83
3. . . . 440 1 30 1 1140 140 1. . . .13.10 2 00
1..14&0 1 30 1 . 14SO 1 40 1. . . 1340 2 CO
STAGS.
1. . . . SJO 1 35 20 .1326 2 60 1. . . 1200 2 00
STOCKURS AND KnEDnilS.
2. . . . 715 135 3. . . 813 200 1. . . . 725 215
9. . . . BM 185 7. . . . 471 205 U. . . . 931 215
4. . . . 730 1 90 1. . . 4M 2 0"i 15 . . S3I 2 23
4..1057 200 20. . . . SSO 210 31. . . . 873 230
C. . . . 791 2 00 15 . . 947 2 15
CATTLE.
WYOMING.
WYOMING.No.
No , Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
8 cows 953 tl M 43 steels , tlg.1225 } 2 15
31 cows 993 2 35 80 feeders. 1112 2 40
173 steers . . . .1187 2 85 1 feeder . . . 720 2 00
C fwders. . . . 895 2 00 1 feeder. . . .1130 t 00
1 calf 310 2 00 9 calves 213 2 00
16 CJWS 900 2 25 S ciws S7 . 1 15
1 bull 820 1 23 1 bull . . 1130 1 25
2 bulls 1ST5 1 2S 1 bull . . . .15V ) 1 2"
3 Hteeis , tltf 12T.3 2 00 1 bteer 1040 2 63
1 steer 1350 2 C' 1 steer . . . . rCO 2 63
1 steer 1060 2 G5 2 ulcers . . . 10SO 2 CS
1 steer. 1410 2 ( > r 1 stetr 12o 2 65
5 steers 1353 2 65 2 steers 12C5 2 63
IDAHO. l
13 steers , tlp.HOJ 2 M 28 cows 91C 2 45
207 steers 1235 3 20
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 cow 1100 1 23 1 cow 1060 1 90
14 cows 957 1 90 10 feeders. . .1154 2 43
HOGS The hog mnrket was In llttlo bet
ter shape today. The packers were bettor
buyers and the market vvas perhaps a lit
tle stronger. Good medium vv eight and
heavy hogs were In pretty good demand , and
everything coming under that description
sold out quite readily. The common light
and rough hogs vvero not picked up so
readily as has been tlio rule on most days
of the past week. The best hogs sold largely
at from $4 SO to $ G , with the top at $5.10.
Representative sales :
No Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh Pr.
140 Iri4 240 f3 75 74 200 80 4 73
10. .247 . . . 00 92 19i ) 200 4 75
2. . 275 . . 00 67 220 IM 475
104 . .161 ICO 00 76 216 80 4 75
1. 190 . . . 00 67 21fi 160 4 75
83. .171 80 15 f > 7 265 2 > 0 4 75
. .ma ice r 56 270 120 175
4. . . .233 . . . 4 15 G2 . . . 210 40 4 75
JZ. 239 40 4 20 KO 223 . . . 4 77V4
110. . . . . .171 400 4 25 7. . . . . 217 400 4 80
3. 27C . . . 4 23 64 . . . . 2.18 8) 1 SO
n ' . 340 . . . 4 25 CO . . . 211 ICO 4 SO
. . .164 200 4 25 79 1SS 124 4 SO
5. . .810 . . . 4 21 69 2 ) SO 4 80
.164 200 4 23 78 242 120 4 SO
4. . .212 . . . 4 23 63 . . . .249 2-10 4 80
4. i297 40 A 40 C9 211) ) XO 4 80
161 160 4 40 C2 ,232 10 4 SO
. . . . 1C9 40 4 50 77 19S 120 4 80
. . 230 . . . 4 50 70 . ' 16 160 4 S./ ! ' .
! 200 4 50 74 214 8 } 4 SJ'i
. . . . , .206 160 4 DO 71 19S 80 4 82W
1. . . . , .170 . . . 4 60 50 2 < S ICO 4 82'A
. . . , .166 120 4 55 63 211 40 4 85
. . . .178 120 4 W CO i\t \ 4) 4 85
. . 201 320 4 55 77 21S ICO 4 85
. . . . . 103 200 4 60 71 227 200 4 85
210 230 4 CO 80 219 12' ' ) 4 85
181 120 4 CO 70. ICO 4 85
70.CS.
, . . 218 ICO 4 60 CS. 214 120 4 85
. . 209 200 4 CO I'M 4 S5
201 200 4 CO 77 . . . . . .217 CO 4 85
, . .210 400 4 CO 84CO. . .211 . . . 4 85
105. . 161 260 4 CO CO. . . . . 2G3 120 4 Sr.
. . . .187 SO 4 CO C1. . . . 2ril 1JO 4 S7'/J '
, . .175 40 4 CO 72. . . 2 * 11 4 87H
, . .210 120 4 62H M . . . , : u SO 4 90
. . .179 40 4 65 C7. . . . SO 4 90
236 120 4 GS 6"i . . 223 120 4 90
. . 215 SO 4 < Jr fJ . . 2.-C 2 < K ) 4 90
222 120 4 C5 TJ. . . . .198 40 4 90
251 160 4 C5 78 TO K'O 1 90 !
2J 80 4 C5 G5 521 SO 4 90
. . . 211 210 4 65 CO VS 210 t 90
2CO SO 4 65 m 203 . . . 4 90
. 2J1 ICO 4 65 C 2C6 . . 4 90 tffi
200 200 4 65 Cl 257 SO 4 95
. . 124 120 4 CS Cl 228 40 4 93
. . . 212 120 4 63 80. . .21C io I 95
210 SOO 4 70 81. . . .213 l.'Q 495
. . 202 ICO 4 70 67. . 2G6 ICO 4 93
. . . .208 200 4 70 63 , . ' 236 160 4 95
. . . 213 SO 4 70 ra. . . . . .272 SO 5 00
. . .19J 120 470 C6 , .205 . 5 00
219 80 4 70 1 400 . . . 5 00
189 ICO 4 70 ni 213 . . . 5 00
240 . . . 4 70 6s 23J 40 6 00
. . 190 160 4 70 r > 9 2GJ SO 5 00
. . . SW . . . 470 70 243 160 D 00
234 240 4 70 70 227 40 5 05
. J02 J20 4 70 57 r.'J 240 C 05
. . . 217 200 4 7iV 50 361) ) M C 07V4
190 120 4 72 05 'M 200 C 07 %
239 160 4 75 Ct 2C3 80 5 10 To
237 200 4 75 CO 251 , . S 10
246 IfO 4 75 CJ 2SS 40 5 10
PIQH AND HOUGH.
130 . . . 225 2 CO
ICO . . . 225 2 50
200 . . . 2 40 2 50
170 . . . 2 M 2 50
. . .200 . . , 250 2 56
: . .233 . . . 2 W ) 2 75
S20 . . . 2 GO 3 00
1GO , , , 2 CO S 00
270 . . . 2 (0 3 00
220 . . . 2 & 0 3 00
2 < K > . . . 2 60 300 with
. '
. . . 210 . . . 2 DO 3 00 pl.'in
237 . . . 2 60 3 2S
SCO . . . 260 3 50
250 . . . 2 60 4 00 vvllh
SIiniH1 Two out of the Hires loads were
bllleil direct to a local packer. There was
some little Inquiry for sheep. The market
not show any material change. Knlr to
natives are quotnblo nt $2.25@27IJ ; fair
good westerns , f2.0002.40 ; common nnd
stock sheep , $1.7Sft2.5 ! ! ; good to choice 40
100-b | , Iambs. 12.2503,50.
Htoi'lt In Sight ,
llpcord of receipts at the four principal mar
* for Saturday , Auguiil It , 1891 :
Cattle. Heir . Rhcep
Omaha 1.221 8,472 514
Clilrato 1.500 18.000 1.600
lisas City. . . , 4MX ) 8,300 1,000
I/o ul 700 2,200 200
Total . . .r7. a JC.97J 1,214
HI. I.oilli I.tvo Sllii'lc Mlllllet ,
ST. I.OUI3 , Auc. ll-CATTMI-Ileco'pts. 700
; thlpmenti , 2,200 h'liil ; mnrket nulet : no
natives on Bale , Tmas iteera , 6'W ' to ! ) IbH. , 12.43
, cowa , 1I.90V2 IS.
liOCH-Recelpti , 2.200 head ) ahlpmtnt * . l.iOO
, market DWlOo lower , Helccled butcher * '
, 15.25 , Lent Hnht weight , { 5.11 , common light
rough heavy , 14.71 ( 6UO.
aimii'-IUftli > U , 00 head , tliliuiirnij , none ;
market nominal.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AU
Knntu > City I.lva htoolt MiirknU 1 Jo
KANHA8 CITY , AUK. It CATTI.P ltrlpt .
head ; hlpmetiU , 3.5UO head. Mulkil Htad )
ctroairi T > * ituer * . Jl.MWJ.M , Lu-f slier * .
tif.Oftl.G3. native cows , tl.40in.13j nloekers and
-i i. tl Mtt3 W.
1IOUMIlerelpU , .3 > head ; uhlpmentii , 1.KW
hem ) . Mnrket atnuiK to 10o hlcher , bulk of
ile , tl W4rSOS ; lunvles , tl 93flr. > ! 0 , packer * .
} vo > trr.i , mixed , i.v.tftoo. Hunt * . jt.9oRioa ;
| llK . H ft ) l - . ,
tfllHni' lleoelptu , I.OvX ) Head ) shipment * , 400
hend , Market itrndy.
CIIICAH ) I.IVK STOUH MAItKI'.T.
( Mixo of the vVi-rl < .Alurliril by C'linilili'rnhlo
JmlinVronri' ,
CIIU'ACIO. Atiff. U T < lny' rattle receipt *
were estimated 1.1WA head , iimklliR Cl W ) hend
for the week , iitrnliiiit 6J.9CI head for lull week.
Thi * week's shipments amount to about 2Mi >
head The maiket was wllhiut notable chunga
m > rar ns prices were concerned A few cnttla
wen ) un 11 led by the different clasps of buvers ,
nnd this mi | > ply wnx turned over nt I'rldaj'a
iliiotatloni < ! l to best grades were nominally
Ilrm Other ileseilpllniH steady ,
Ilcff ricvlpts wun f.stimttcil nt 1S.OOO hend ,
making nlMiul 167,500 hend for tin * week , which M
only 17,600 short of lint week's blK total , Pivr
Iho niitnn week last > -Mr the nrrlvnls were 72 ,
975. Prices vveiv Iliiuir
than nt lime
liny
} en-
tenlny , but wciv wllhoiit pmnouneed iidvnne'o.
Then- win n KOO < | denuuid , nnd nearly nil weio
ulnniil out befoli < noon nt fium 14 73 In S3.J3 for
IMIJT to iholee IlKht , nnd nt from "
t2 ! > 0 to t" 3S
for medium nnd heavy wolKhln. '
Krum } > . 1W
C.r > Umirht miwt of the lu > n
Tlio nm of tOtecp was nlMinl t.to ) hend , nnd for
thn week 43,000 head There were bu > ers nl
touly prices for nil decinl unman * , but thei
wns tittle r no diuiind fur i nr stuff. iu tit-
tlunt rnnire fnim tl tn tl w for Inferior lo front
'
tJ ! > to t3 40 for chilee. Kales uf lumbi were on
n IKI I of
from iJOOTld ) for pnor to exttn
.
qiuillty.
Iteeelpts riittle. I Wl head , cntves , 300 lieiul ;
hottn , lslv ) liiNid , theep , 1 MO head.
the KunliiK Join mil r > purls :
HOdS Kstlmaled reeelpts tixlny , I'.OM luxid !
recelptH vevlerdny , : iXIi ( henit. KhlpmiMitH , 9V.i (
head , left ovir jesterdiiy , nlHiilt 12,00i ) hend ;
iimllly poor. Market fnlrlv netlve , iraod loin ,
slinntf nnd oxnmnii wenk , general mirkct
KleulM " xale5 raiiKid JIMiir. n for IlKht ; II.G31I
4 R" > for roiiKh paiklnK , tl VOJ130
" | for mixed
' ' ;
t" . ,
iKlfr'i 3. for heavy
packing and
plK" , Jl l)5il ) 90. tdtlpplni ; lots ;
CATTLn-IIntlnintrd receipts toiHy , 1,60) ) hend ;
receipts > enlenla > , MOJ head , shlpmpnts ye ler
ilay , 4.2IJ
hind Market nlnvr lilt
itleady : Rood
tn l > e l Kindes were
titinlmill
) Ilrm ; other *
MUMKly lit ) e ter > lio'H niiot itlons ,
SlICi1Csllmaliil : ! ii > n > lpti '
) todny , l.'X ) head ;
n-o'lpts > e teiil/iy / , 4 2S7 heaJ , vlilpmentH yester
day , 80 head Market stiad ) ,
Iteri'lptH nml ll | > iisltlon of htorlt.
nillclil receipts and illspoRltlnn of stock ns
Bhnvvn by the bnokx of the Union Hdxk Yivrds
company ' for the tweiilj-four hours ending nt
3 o'clock p. m , AiiKiist 11 , 1S9I :
iticiniTS. :
Cnra. Hend.
Cntlle HOKS f.3 1,223
Hhcei Ill 8,473
3 511
llorxes and mules 1 17
DISPOSITION.
Iluyers. Cattle. HoffH Sheep.
Omaha O . Pncklni ; company 42 G.10 . . .
II. Hammond company 167 l.'WJ . . .
hvvlft and company 81 270 404
rudnliv Paeklm ; eoni | > any 493 1,917 . . .
John P. Kimlie & Co . . . 913 . . .
Ciiilnliy Kliifrnn Itios 617 . . .
Co 1.1SO . . .
Pinker '
\ \ . Ca
131 . . .
ChlcnRO P. , t P. Co 4S9 . . .
A Iin is . 10 . .
. . . .
R.
IleeKer ft Dopen 203 . . . . . .
L
Meeker . SI . . . . . .
Hammond & hlnndlsh 195 . . .
Shippers Left nnd feeders C5 1C3 . . .
over 2,000 111
Totil 1,139 10,519 CU
ColTro .Mlrli'l. :
NI\V : YORK , Aug n roiTui : optioni
openiil pteadj nt GfilO points advahce. fmtlier Im
proved nllKhtly on inni : | > enn luijlllfnnd local
cuverliiK. closed firm , 5ii l5 polnla net ndvnnca ;
sales , 1 > , ? " > ! > hais , Incluillni ; ' August , t4 9"ifl
1SW , Heptemlior , ill RW1I 61 ; October. t310i ! |
13 t ) , lUivmliei " ' .
, JI7 "i'.filS DO Hpot eiftfe , Rio ,
dull. No 7 , IH > > , mild , iiulet nni steady ; Cor-
ilova , $1900ft925. ] siles , none Warehouse de-
llveiles fioin New York jesteidij , S,000 bn s ;
New Yoik stock tod.i } . 106,304 lings ; United
Stalls stock. 201,000 IUKS , afloat for the United
Stalls. 131,13) ) bncs. total visible supply for tha
Unltid States , 3J3.134 bugn , aKnlnst 411,110 boKi
last .
> uir.
SANTOS , Aus II rirm , ( rood nveinse Santos ,
tlb ; reci Ipis , 11,000 MRS , stock , 213.000 bass
IlAMHUlta , AUB II. Mnrket
nteady
; prices ,
M4f4 pK. higher , H.iles , 10,000 bass.
IIAVRI3 , Aug. 11 Oiened | quiet , unchanged !
ruled dull nnd elotied quiet at net advance of
'Jf TV > tal hales. 7,000 b.iBi
ItlO ' DU JANII1RO Aint 11 Mnrket firm : No.
7. fl'iM. cxchiuiK-e , 9 3-16d
- ; receipts. 17,000 IwiR * :
cleared for the United States , 7,000 biRs ; cleare'd
for Huiope , 1,000 bass , stock , 803,000 bugs.
Chlrngo 1'rnlt nniitutloiiM.
CII1CAOO , Auif. 11. The IJirl Fruit company
mid Cnllf inla mill at auction this morning ,
luill/liiK prices ns follows : liirllott ,
tl 1(1(11.35. ( penehes , straw berry , 70c , Muscat pours , SOc ;
Crawford. SOc. prunes , tl 30 ; C3ro < is , JI.10 ; I'"elleii-
> erK , tl 03 ; plums , Victoria , tl 0.1 ; egs , 9'ie ' ; yel
snle. low nccinrlnes , SCi.SfJI.O'X Raining during tha
snle.Porter
Porter Hros Co. , ChlcnEO , sold tplny nt auc
tion teven cnrs of California fruit. liartlett
SOcfrtl 10 ; Siisqiii-hamm peiches. $1 ; Int
Oennnn jmmes , Tnysoc ; gross prunes , 7.'pjfJ1.3i )
Ti-eneh ' , tatfiOc , ToK.ijgr.ipes. . tl 43 , Muscat. SOo ;
© tl..O , IlnsB of Peru , tl 20 ,
Porter Ilros. Co. , lloston , sold three car * of
California fruit today nt auction. Crawford
peaches , SQcfttl 30 ; egs pluma , 70clftl-23 ( ; Qroas
prunes , J1.6)Sf200 ; Uiiinnn piunon 85i.tptl.37U ;
Uolumblas , tl , Hn licit pears , C5ctl.0' .
J'lliliiii Inl totes.
MADRID , Aujr. 11. Gold la quoted today at
22.23.
ItOMH , Aug , ll.-Oold Is quoted nt 111 lire
ncr lOOf.
NIJNV OHI.KAN3 , Aug. 11. CleaihiBS , t9SO,92 !
bnlnnrea
, tlC.792.
1IOSTON. Aug. ll.-Clenrlncs , 12,213,907 ; bal
ances , tl,115,075.
Iialantex NH\V YOUK , Aug. 11. Clearings. tG5,777,434 ;
,
t3C14,027 ,
I.ONDON , Aug. II. Gold nt Ueunos Ayrei
Unlay Is quoted nt 263.
PAllPJ , Aug. 11 2 p. m. Tlirco per cent
rentes I02f 7-'o for the account ,
M17MPIIIS Aug 11 New Yoik exclmnge sell ,
inknt tl W premium ; clearings , 5H > ,423 ; bol *
niiLCi ) , $38,611.
SAN TUANCISCO. Aug. 11. Drafts , Bight ,
lOc , ti legmphlc , 12c Silver bars , C2J@GS',4c }
Mexican dollars , 51Vf51- ! , .
PIIIhAniU.PIIIA , Aug II Cl-arlngs , 18.269-
C90 , balances , tl,420 504 l'"or tha week : Clearings ,
t47,79" > ,970 , bal.mce , 17,872529.
llAI.TIJIOUi : , Aug. 11. Clear1 ngs , t2,167,627 ;
bnlnncis , tJ42,540 , I'nr the wctk : Clenrlnes ,
t1lt > M.2-ii ; balances. JIC41,413
CINCINNATI , Aug , 11. Money , 2'/4ffi ( per
cent ; New York exchange Irregular , 300 dis
count to par ; clearings , tl,700,750.
NHW YOHK , Aug 11 The exports of specie
dmlnir the ' past week were : Gold , $ % . " . ,000 ; sil
ver , t77S,19'i Tlio Imports were' General
mer-
chand se , tO,214J42 , drj' goods , tl.903,139.
CHICAGO , Aug. -Clearings , t13.743.000 ;
total for the week , fi4 192.1VK ) , coire pondlnu
week lust jenr , t01J6.'m Porelgn e\ehang
wc.ik. sterling , nctunl , t4 87'4 ? l SSVi. New York
oxcliaiiicc , 40c discount. Money , 46 | per tent.
ST. I.OUIS , Aug II. Hunk clearings. t3.470.24C ;
this week , t21,796,377 , cnrresiKjtidliiK week 1S93 ,
t5S765S j last week t21790881 , Increnso thl
week over IS'JJ , f 911,785. Imlanecs liKlay , t656-
141. this week , t4,2W,2i4 ( : enirespindlntf weeK
1S93 , tl.387,993 , List week , t3.S12.511. Money , dull ,
per cent , Kxchnnua on New York , 25c dl-
count ,
LARGEST
DIVIDENDS
OBT RECO.BD.
Bl per cant aver.nrii monthly dividend paid tli *
flrut bK muiitliH of 181' I by
THE AMERICAN SYNDICATE
Iholr clients an the result of protltnbloHpecubv-
lion lu MoUc , Honda , etc.
r wo i'in VKXT
ir. au > i
M IHCH 40 <
.ll'Jtll , 100 t
MAY ao
Jltffli HO i
JULY UU
Cousorvnllva innniiei'niint. KHt.lbllsheil 18RS ,
Hank rufuri'iico. $10 to f 1.00(1 ( can bu Invented
moro than thu usual di-craoof mfcty by our
of SYNDICATE SPECULATION.
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tnfcty , Du nut bo lulliienced by HIIJUUO who
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A. 0. HAMILTON & 00 , Mgn
i 8 Pacific Ave , Chlongo , III. If.
W. V. WOOD
Correiiioiulrnt for KnHiuti , ll iil.l > iti , c ( jo. .
Grain and Commission Broker
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Tolophuno No. & 15 ,
OFFICE-ROOM 15 , BARKER BLOCK.
WM. LOUD ON.
Commission Merchant
Grain and Provisions ,
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