THE OMAHA DAILY BKKtTHURSDAY , AUGUST 10 , 1894.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Oialn Mnrketa Were rtronT Earlj and Weak
nt the Fini b ,
THERE WAS FAIR REAL'ZING ' TO BEGIN WITH
While Not a ( Jrc.it Deal of Corn Wim for
Hiil nt thu Hturt nil Urgent Drnmhil
l'r > tilled mill thu Cull UK *
> 'ot l.'inlly hiitUlleil.
CHICAGO , Aug. 1C. The grain markets
Were strong nt the atari and weak nt the
finish today. Deafish news was In the ma
jority In wheat and frco realizing oftcctcd
corn. September wheat closed % c lower , at
G5c , and Scptomhcr corn Vic lower , at
CG' c. Boiitembcr oats finished lie higher
and provisions closed nt n decline.
Wheat wns moderately active. The feel
ing was rather mixed , ruling strong early
nnd weaker later , the closing being easy.
First trades wore at from \4c \ to % c ad
vance , hut gradually worked down from Tic
to Ic , ralliedJc , changed FOIHO ,
nnd closed as stated. The trade
bought freely at the start on the
theory that corn was going to advance
sharply , though the higher cables and higher
opening nt Now York helped to strengthen
the situation. The weather In New Knglaml
was reported as unsettled , and this was a
minor factor. At the advance there was free
realizing , several of the largo commission
houses splllni ; liberally , which caused n
weak feeling to set In , and , In absence of any
outside support , the prlco steadily declined.
The largo arrivals at primary markets , light
clearances nnd falling off In the export busi
ness In the cast were Influences which aided
the reaction. The trade evidently overbought
nt the start and at the first show of weakness
holders hastened to sell out , which created a
sharp break. The export clearances of wheat
nnd flour aggregated 318,000 bu. , of which
only 7C.OOO bu. was In flour. Nw York re
ported thirty-five boat loads taken for ex
port nnd there wns quito a llttlo demand for
cash wheat here.
Corn continued to rule active , nervous
nnd unsettled , being subject to frequent ups
nnd downs. A good trade was witnessed and
the feeling prevalent was on the whole easier.
There was not n great deal of corn for sale
at the start , while iiutto an urgent demand
prevailed , nnd It was some time before the
call was satisfied , when offerings Increased
and prices sagged back , but again rallied.
The country bought to a moderate extent
today , the Felling as usual coming from
local professionals and longs , who purchased
earlier In the week and today took their
profits.
The principal bullish Influence was the
variously weekly crop bulletins , which
were Generally much worse thnn the trade
had looked for , and most of the reports con
ceded that the rains had come too late In
many places to do much If any good to corn.
The Washington forecast for the next thirty-
six hours Indicated clear nnd fair conditions
through the west. The west bought consldcr-
nble during the first hour and elevator people
sold considerable September. The speculative
market opened with an advance of from % c
to Ic and sold off slightly , advancing % c ,
declined from % c to % c , rallied from % c
to % c , then declined again from Ic to lc ,
changed some and closed as mentioned.
Oats advanced early on the strength In
corn , reacting later and closing firm. The
market was active , with n range for Sep
tember of % c.
Provisions were fairly active , advancing
early with corn nnd better prices for live
hogs. Offerings Increased later and prices
declined. Compared with last night , Septem
ber pork Is 17V4c lower , September lard 2'/6c
higher and September ribs 2c lower.
Freights , corn to Buffalo , Ic , and corn nnd
oats to Port Huron , "ic.
Estimates for Thursday : Wheat , GCC cars ;
corn , 152 cars ; oats , 258 cars ; hogs , 30,000
r head.
; The leading futures ranged as follows :
'Articles. | Open. | lligii | Low. | Clone.
i- Wlicnt.Xo. 2
A\if C5W S4W
Sept. . . . . . . ! iO ) ( '
Gcc n'sw
Corn No. 2. .
A\IJ- n"
Sept 57H6M 6'I
Get B7 67 COM
B4J4 03H
Cain No. 2. . .
A ill- . . , 80K .11 SOW
Ecpt 31Jf ' 30 i
May Eli
Fcrkpcrbb ]
Fcnt. 13 77W 13 77W 13 BB 13 67
Jan 11 CO 1-t I''H 1U 85 13 SO
Atllf 7 OB 7 nn 7 02K 7 02K
ScplV. . . . . . . 7 f.7 ! < 7 BB
Jnu 7 70 7 70
Eborl Illbs-
Auir. . . . . . . 7 BO 7 E5 710 7 42K
7 35 7 HO 7 : iu
7 22 7 25 7 12U 7 1-JH
Cash quotations were ns follows :
FLOUR Steady and unclmnced.
WHEAT No. 2 Biirlnu. 51iW6ic ; No. 3 pprlng.
nomlnnl ; No. 2 red , tniftSHic.
CORN No. 2 , 6J'o ; No. 3 yellow , BCUc.
OATS No. 2. 30Hc ; No. 2 while , 3414WK'ic ;
No. 3 white , 31fi3IUe.
RYE No. 2. 47Kc.
1IARLKY No. ' . ' . & 7c ; No. 3 , MffCSc ; No. 4 ,
nominal.
FLAX REEn-Jl.27WW1.28.
TIMOTHY KEUD Prime , J5.60.
1'ROVISIONS Mens pork , per Mil. , S13.S5J713.60.
tnril. per 100 llm. , S7.COO7.C2Vj. Hhurt ribs , Bides ,
loose , S7.40Q7.50. Dry salted shoulders , Ixived ,
SC.COtlC.C21i ; ehort clear sides , buxcd , S7.7W
t.S7'A. '
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per Bal. ,
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
for todny :
Itt'cclpts. Shipments.
Flour , buls. . 15.000
Wlicul.bn. . . 6(14,1)1)0 ( ) )
Com. bu IKI.OOO
natB. bu : u 1,000
} lo. bu 2,000
larley. bit. . . 2.000
OMAHA QKM'.UAL MAICKETS.
Condition of Tr.ilo iiii't Onotutlum on
Htiiplo unil I'tiuoy I'nidiicn.
QOCK ! eKK are scarce , the Krent bulk of the
arrlvnls showlnt ; hot weather damage.
1'oultry was n little more brisk yesterday , nnd
the offerings were picked up quite readily. There
wus apparently no reason for there belnK a
chance In the market itlluntlon unless It hap
pened that dealers had. closed out their stocks
on Saturday nnd Monday nml were utocltlnff up
again on yesterday. The receipts are still I a rue.
ClcxHl butter In scarce , In fact there Is not
much butter of any kind comlne forward ut
the present time. The drouth appears to have
caused n heavy shrinkage of Ihu butter output
all over the west. C'hlcnKo Pimluce has been
tnvertlKiitlnK this feature of the butter situation ,
and according to that authority the ilecicnse
Is very UrKe. AcconlttiK ti the reports of two
creameries In Iowa , four In Minnesota and two
In Illinois the nmlte for the month of AiiKtist
ns uholu will shmv n still Kreutor percentage
of ilecivaHc thnn the previous month. These
vlKht cretimerles nmde In AUKUBt of last year
l,3i > 3 tubs. They estimate their ninke for this
month at Ti'O ' tubs , a falllni ; off of
673 tubs , or fully 33 per cent. I-ntt
week It as shown from forty icporls
that the pivductlon of butter for July decreased
16 per cent fmm the eorienpvnilltiKmonth of
1 3. The Krent decrease wns shown to have
tnktn place In thu last twa weeks of the month ,
tha inuko earlier ImvUitr held up pretty well.
The decrease for July , It nppeani. Is not a clr-
cumstnncrt of what may be expected of AuKtist.
Twelve creumerleH , scatterrd over llllnnls , luwn ,
Mlnnrsiitn , MU'hlKiin , Nebraska , Indlnnn nnd Nnw
York , who i > ptvprletors Klvo their make for two
weeks of last AtiKUsl an 1,034 tubs , estimate the
make for Iho twa weeks nf this month us " 52
tubs , u falllni , ' " > rt of 3 per cent fnint lust year.
Iteporls ftxtn forty-seven creameries throughout
Ihu itiiinlry which made ; ,3S3 tubs the see.ml
week In June ami 1,473 tubs huit week , ectlmnto
tlielr make this week ut 1,303 tubs , a railing off
uf 170 tubs from hist week , or u decrease of
about 13 per cent In production ,
Hotueen thu large quantity of butter held
In itoniKe and the oleumurKurlna people , how
ever , the outli * > k for prices Is not what It
mlitht Iw under other circumstances. Hut for
these two Important factors , there Is no telllnt ;
where the prlco of butter would KO this month.
Mot only have the factories running deciensed
their product oil un uvcniKe of a third fiom
lust lv r , but a K" > 1 ninny crrtimerles have
closet ! for the season fir some rauio or other.
The hay market Is very weak ut quotations , thu
supply being In excess of the demand ,
miTTnil-PackltiK stock. lOc ; fair lo Koort
rtmntry , HOlSct choice In fancy , UlflSc ; uuth.
rreil creamery , 1700c ; separator creamery , tc ,
f.iHIK I'tt dot. , llo.
I.lVi : lOri.T Y-OM hen . 4tf4'io ' ! roosters ,
SU f3oi Bprlntf chickens , 6' U7c ; uprlnK ducks ,
6c , old full-feathered ducks , 4U4 > iei hen turkeys ,
F7o ; uubbleis , CdCo ; old xeesc , full-fcathereU ,
4lDc. 1
AIAIChoice fat nnd small veals are quolea
at &H0 ! course and lurite. 3(4c.
rilHUBEVlsconsln. . full cream , new make ,
HUOlIc ; Nebraska and Iowa , full cream , lOflllc ;
Nibrniku and Iowa , luirt skims. Tlitci l.lni-
Luriter , No. I , lie ; brick , No , 1 , Ho ; Swiss , No.
) , Htflic.
bay , U ; mlJIatiJ , (10 ; lowland.
tJ. Col.ir mnkn the price nn hnjp. Light Imlrs
pell Iht > t l. ( Inly top crndcn hrlnc top prices.
PIQKO.VH-OM birds , per dux. . Me.
VKOnTAtll.fW.
POTATOKH-It'rtind loin , 7B 750i rmnll lots , on
orders , SDC.
MKI.ONKflood mock , cialcil. 120.
CANTALOUPUiS Nevada ( Mo. ) Jom , per
crnte , II.M.
Ul.U HIJANH Hand-picked navy , tJ.M ! me-
ilium , t2.10Q2.lS ; common while bcan . H.7J
01.90 ,
ONION ! * On orders. 2c per Hi.
CAIIIIAOi ; Cl Kl shipping , slock , home Crown ,
nn orders. 2'ic ; nouthrm , 20.
TOMATOKH-1I' ' me Brown , nn orders. p r ! 4-hu.
l > ii ket. 7."o.
CKLUHY Per doz. , 3. " > ftlfo : .
SWKCT POTATOKs-per ih. . tc.
The offctlnu * nt yesterday's nucllon ruliwrrt1
IlKllt , unnclnllllK of only 1,132 IvlxrK nf pflllllFH
nnd 7S nf iwnm. Ki > r Imlny twi nilxrd cum nrc
cxpirlpil In nnd l o ram uf pfarr.
STtl \VIIKUIIIUH-Nnnc. .
Al'I'MiK Omni clock. p r Mil , , J3.0033.M.
III.ACIC IIAHIMIKIIUins None.
UIJIJ IIAHI'MUIItUUS Konc ,
IILACKIIKIUII ! : < None.
1'nAfHEScnllfornln , JI.CioJ7l.li ) .
I'l.L'.MH Nnllvr ld plums , per 21-nt. cafe.
12 ; ' 'nliroinln Wukhlnitlon plumi' . Sl.U ; lurte red
vnrloll , ' * . 11 1V,1\'A \ : unall rcil , (1.23.
rilt'NUH SI.2JQI.SO.
Pins Nunc.
riAU8 U.irtmi'ii , I.MHfl.T3.
AI'lliroTH CHllfornln. none.
ritKUHIKH-rnllfnrnln. non .
OHAI KS-Koutlicrn , 10-lb. b.i > k l , Concord * ,
3g < 0c ; Callfornln. (1.00.
THOPIf'AL FIlltlTP.
HAXAN'ASChoice olnck , J2.MfI2.50 per hunch.
LUMONH 1'nncy lemnnii , SOO nlzc , JC.M5J7.W ;
fancy lemons , SCO nlzc. tfi.MW7.00.
OIlANaKH Nunc.
I'lNKAPPPLBS-N'nne.
MISCiLt.A.VKOUS. :
KIRS Fnncy , per lb. , ICc.
HONiv-Oillforn.n. Itei ilnrk honey , 10gl2a.
MAPLU HYIIVP Onllnn can * , per doz. . J12.
NUTS Almond * . H 17c. CnKllsli walnut * . 103
12c ; niherts. K'c ; Ilrnzll nut * . lOc.
CIUHU Pure juice , per Lbl. . tO ; hnlf bbl , W.25.
HIIM-IS No. 1 Ki-een hides , 2ic ( , ; No. 2 Rifii
'hides ' , lUO2u ; No. 1 preen milled hide * . 3\'tc \ ; No.
2 itrcen railed hides , 2I2licNo. ; 1 Kreen s.iltxl
hides , 25 In 10 Ihs. . 3'ic ' ; No. 2 ureen suite.I hldcji.
M lo 4i ) Ihs. . ZgZUc ; No. 1 vcnl cnlf. 8 lo 15
Ihs. . SHftftc ; No. 2 vcnl calf , S to 1. Ibs. , < SI',4c ;
No. 1 dry Mint hltlei , Cc ; No. 2 dry Hint hlilea.
3c ; No. 1 dry called hhlcs , 4c. Part cured hkli'fl
' ,4o per Hi. less than fully cured.
SIIIIMP 1'UI.T.S-aieen Failed , each. 25f7Mc ;
Rnen railed ihcnrllnRS ( short wooled early rklns ) ,
each. GfilSc ; diy shearling ! ! ( short woiled eaily
rliln' ) . No. 1. each , DfilQu ; dry shcnrlinu-n uhorl
wooled early iiklns ) , No. 2 , each , Cc ; dry Hint
Kansas and Nehrnskii butcher wool pelts , per
Ih. , actual weight , Digsc ; murrain wool pelts , par
lb. . actual welxhl , 48Co ; dry ( lint Colorado
butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual welchl. 4iJ
C',40 ; niunnln wool pelts , per Ih. , actual weight ,
406c Have feet cut off , us It Is useless to pay
frelsht on them.
TALLOW AND OIinASK Tnllow , No. 1 , 43 *
4'Sc ; tallow. No. 2. 3',4if3s4c : crease , white A.
4f(4'ic ( : Brense. hltu II , S'X'flS'io ' ; crease , yel
low. Set Brense. darjt. 2',4c : old butter. 2ff2Hc ;
beeswax , prime , IJOISc : roush Inllow. H4fl2c.
NKW YOIIK ( ii.ViitAL ; : Jl
Ycsteriln'n Grtiln and
) Onotiitlons on Flour.
I'mvlsliins , Mi'liilf , ICtc.
NE\V YORK , AUB. 13. FLOUR Recepts , 19,0 <
bblK. ; exports , S.,0jO ( bbls. ; sales , 13,500 pkfis.
Matkct dull nnd buyers nnd sellers continued
S010e npnrt. Ml It nre Mrm and rcfusto loncede.
Southern Hour , dull. Rye Hour , dull ; sales. TOO
bbls. ; superfine , J2.75B2.S3 ; fancy , $2.9003.10.
CORN MKAL-Flrmly held ; Urundywlne , 12.95
® 3.2iJ ; yellow western , $2.SO3.10.
HfCKWHEAT Nominal.
HYR Quiet.
IIARLEY Nomlnnl.
IIARLEY MALT Quiet.
WHEAT Receipts , 211/00 bu. ; exports. 123,000
bu. ; pales , COS. > . nO bu. futures nnd 253.000 bu.
spot. Spot market Irergulnr nnd more netlve ,
closlnB I'nsler : No. 2 led , In store nnd elevator ,
rSie ; nllont , SSlic ; f. o. b. , 59Uc ; No. 1 northern.
CGJic In elevnlor ; No. 1 hard , CSo In elevator.
Opllcns opened stronBer on higher private cables.
dry weather west nnd In Bympathy with corn ,
but ns soon ns the shr.rts were nil In prices
weakened nnd declined nil dav. closing heavy nt
Vlifi > ? { c down. No. 2 red , Mnv , C7l , fjC8 1-lCc ,
closed fi.'Ac ; August , closed DSUc ; September ,
58 13-1C03D 1-lCo , cl wed SSIio ; October , closed
SavSc : December , C2UifrC3 3-lCc , closed C2'Je.
CORN Receipts , 38,000 bu. ; exports , 200 bu. ;
Bales , 430,000 bu. futures nnd 20.XK ( ) bu. spot. Spot
market dull nnd IrrcKUlnr , closing ensler ; No. 2.
C.1',4e ' In store nnd elevator ; ra'ic aHo'nt. Option
market opened stronger ( n gloomy crop reports ,
but afterwards turned weak on free local real
izing , closing UCWc down. May , r > C'.mi7i ' > c.
closed CCUc ; August , closed C2 < - ; Feptember. Clj >
C2e , closed Clc ; October , CO'.i5Gl'ic , closed WJc ;
November , rD',4SiCOWiC ' , closed BO'.to ' ; December.
57i5S' c , closed G' tc.
OATS Receliits. 194,000 bu. ; exports , none ;
sales , 425.000 bu. futures nnd 82,000 bu. Bpot. Spot
market VJo lower on mixed nnd quieter ; No. 2 ,
335iT3lc ; No. 2. delivered. Sl'iWSc ; No. 3. 33c ;
No. 2 white , 3Gfi:37o ( : ; Nn. 3 white , 3Cff38'ic ;
track , mixed western , SiUffSIc ; track , white west
ern nnd Btnto , 37047C. Option mnrkct generally
firm nil dny , closing % c up. August , 33J3l'4c ,
clnsed 33c ; September , 34 < 4fj34'lie. closed ai o ;
October , 33i i'35Vc ' , closed 35Hc ; November , SMic.
HOPS Dull ; stnto , . common to choice , 5B10o ;
Pacific const , * 8ftl2c.
HAY Firm ; shipping , CSQCOc ; good to choice ,
.
HIDES Dull ; wet Ratted , New Orleans , se
lected. 43 to C5 Ibs. , 4K5'4o ; Texas selected. 35
to BO Ibs. , 4S5e ; Huenos Ayres , dry. 20 to 21 Ibs. ,
19Vic ; Texan , dry. 24 to 40 Ibs. , StJ5'4c.
LEATHER Quiet : hemlock sole , Iluenos Ayres ,
light 13 heavy weights , 157 > 18c.
WOOL Firm ; domestic , 19C(25o ; pulled , 2aff25c.
COAI < Dull.
PROVISIONS Heef , Hrm. Cut meats. Hrm :
pickled bellies. 88840 ; pickled shoulders , CHfi >
G ic. l trd , tlrm : western Bream closed at $8
nominal ; sales , 1,000 tierces p. t. ; city , Ci ©
Clio ; Bpot closed t SS nominal ; refined , firm ;
continent , S8.35 ; S. A. , S8.C5 ; compound , C'.ic.
Pork. ( Irm ; sales , 400 bbls.
CHEESE Dull : state. large , 7'fiS'ic ! ' ; small ,
7 f9V4c ; part skims. 3'iCltc : full skims , 2-iJ3c.
EGOS Strong ; state nnd Pennsylvania. 16f
17',4c ' : western fresh. 15V5ff1"c ; cas s , $1 S-.JJ2.Oi.
HUTTER Quiet and steadv ; ' western dairy , 12VJ
fI1Co ; western creamery , HS23c ; western factory ,
ISViai&UcElglns. . 23c.
TALLOW Steady ; 4Uo for city ( $2 per pkg. ) ;
country ( pkcs. free ) , 4c.
PETROLEUM Dull : United clnsed nt 80 < Cc
asked ; Washington , bbl ? . . } C ; Washington , In
bulk , $3.50 : refined , Ni w York , SS.15 ; Phllad lphla
nnd Haltlmorc , $5.10 ; Philadelphia nnd Baltimore.
In bulk. $2.00.
RICI3 Firm : domestic , fair to extra , 4i < Mc ;
Jnpan. 4 ( i7'4Jc.
Pin IRON-Dull ; Scotch , $19.000:2.00 Ameri
can. $10.nO il3.0 ( ) .
ROSIN Quiet ; strained , common to good , SI.10
01.13.
TURPENTINE Firm ; 29'tftCOc. '
COTTON SKED Oily-Firm ; prlmo yellow , 32V4
TIN Firm ; slrnlts , $19.40 afkcd. Plates , mar
ket steady.
SPELTER-Stcndy : domestic. $3.32'4 bid. Sales
on 'change , 10 tons December tin at $19.25.
St. Louts ( icm-rul .Miirknts.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 15. FLOUR Stendy , firm.
WHEAT Started Btrong with corn , but be
came unsettled , closing Uo above yesterday : No.
2 red , cash , C2c ; August , 61ic ; September , 52lc ;
December , 05Hc ; May , Clc.
COHN Opened Btrong on the ilrouth continua
tion , but weakened laler , closing unchanged to
l'.4c lower than yesterday ; No. 2 mixed , cnch ,
C5Hc : AtiEUst , 54Kc ; September , 65 > ic ; May , Me.
OATS Higher ; No. 2. rnsh nnd August , 31c ;
September , 31c ; May , 3C'lc.
RYE Firm nt Me for No. 2 , east Bide.
IIARLEY No trading.
IIRANStrong , higher ; 72c , sacked , cast track.
FLAX Sl-HD-$1.23. east Bide.
CLOVER SEED- $ < ! .OOJr9.00.
TIMOTHY SEED-Hlgher nt $3.20.
HAY Weak : COcWSl.OO lower ; prime to choice
timothy , $10.00ffll.OO.
IIIITTER Unchnnged.
KOOS Uiwer nt lOc.
LEAD Lower ; August , $3.22)ii ) September ,
$3.20.
SPELTER Lower nt $3,17',4. '
CORN MEAL-S2.75G2.S5.
WHIHKY-S1.W ,
COTTON TIES-Unchnnged.
HAflniNO Unchangiil.
PROVISIONS-Flrm. Pork , Jobbing. $11.2" . .
Lard , prime steam. $7.45 : choice , $7.55. Dry salt
meats , loose shoulders. $ G.37V4 ; longs nnd ribs ,
$7.5.1 ; shorls , $7.75 , llaeon. packed shoulders ,
$7.50 ; longs. $8.25 ; ribs. $ "i.37Vj : fhortB , $ f.r,0.
RECEtlTS-FIour ; 5,000 bbls. ; wheat 73.000 bu. ;
corn. 27,000 bu. ; oats , 2U.OOO bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 7.0X ) libl * . ; wheat , 5,000
bu. ; corn , 12,000 bu , ; oats , 23,000 bu ,
Coffro .Market.
NEW YORK , Aug. 15. COFTRR Options
opened steady nt nn advance nf S points ; further
ndvnnced 51115 points on railroad strike In Snntns ;
closed steady ut unchanged lo 16 points ndvnnee ;
sales , 115.0JO bags. Includlni ; : August.S15 ; Sep.
lembor. S14.2UU14.'Jii October. $13.40013.55 ; No-
Vember. $12.80 ; Mnrch , $12.40n2,4.1 ; December ,
$12.75. Warehouse deliveries from New York yes
terday. 4f.'J4 Ings ; New York stock todiy. 137-
71'3 bags ; l.'n'led ' Slntes stock. 171,410 baxs ; iilloat
for the United Slates , 213,0X1 hngs ; total vlnlblo
supply for the United States , 3S7.410 bags , against
4W,551 ( bags last year , Spot coffee. Rio , dull ;
No. 7 , $ IC.12"-4 ! mild , steady ; Cordova , $ ltfOJf
19.25 ; dales. 4,000 bags , Maroculho basis , ISc for
gonil Calcutta.
SANTOS , Aug , 15. Market Hrm : railroad
servants on strike ; good average Santos , $ | C.23 ;
lecelpts. none ; stoek , 2KI,000 bags ,
HAMIlUttl , AUK , 15. Mnrkn rtcndy ; prices
unchunged to ' , , ' pfg , advance ; sales , 3.000 bags.
HAVRE , Aug. 15.-Hollday.
RIO DE JANEIRO , Aug. 15. Market nominal ;
no quotations ; exchange DHd ; stock , 222.0O )
bags ; receipts. 8.000 Imgs ; cleared for United
Stales , 7OuO bags ; for Europe , & .000 bugs.
City Miirkots.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 15. WHEAT-Hc hlsher ;
No. 2 hard. 4Se ; No. 2 red. 47e ; No. 2 red , 4Sc ;
No. 3 red , 47c ; rejected , 45c.
CORN-Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 53c ; No. 2
wlilte. 2Wo bid ,
OATS-Uni-hunged ; No. 2 mixed , S0'i 3lo ; No.
2 white. 35c.
llU'lTER-FIrm ; creamery , 17020c ; dairy , 14
Ellas-Firmer nt lOc.
RIX'EIPTH Wheat , 48,400 bu. ; corn , none ;
onts. 4. too bu.
KHlPMKNTB-Whcat , 9,700 bu. ; corn , none ;
oals. 1,200 bu. _ _ _ _
.Mliuu'iipolls Whi'iit 'Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. AUB. 15.The openhiK wns
% o above the closlm ; of lust night , which \MIS
uUiut ( he top price for Iho day , ns holders
that carried over last night were anxious to
realize. There wu * very little outsldn trading
In the morning , as room traders seemed willing
to accept the udvunce that had been lost. The
clew was practically at the same prices as yes
terday , with the exception of December , which
was Uo lower , More thnn one-halt of the
wheat that cujne In today was new wheat , which
ells at to to 2Uo below the pnc < of old of the
nine rhnrni'ler. Ther * WOK a good demand for
both old nnd ne > \ nt HIP pricM paid for U yester
day. Trading In futures n netlve ilurlnr the
Hrot pnrt nnd nitddle of the dny , but tnwnrd the
rlnv hrrntuc dull. The cloning pilce fnr futures
\v s : AUKU I. MiSe ; Heplnnlwr , 54 < 4o ; D cemlwr ,
M'if. Old wheat nn trncki No. 1 hard. CONo. ; .
I northern , t c ; No , S northern , M'.ic. New
vtnrftt 2'ic ' In-low th" price of old nn track for III *
dlfforwit grades respectively. The Hour mnrket
wns untidy nnd firm , ulih a vety g l demand nt
K.ViflS.M for rnlcntx. SlfOt)2.Z5 ) ) for Iwkeia Ixiciil
pr > 1uctlon wan rstlmntttl nt 30,01)0 ) bbl * . for the
day ; shipments , 27,470 bbK
STdCUH AM ) 11O.ND3.
r.otidoii A\un u I'riinn I'nctor In thu .Mnrltet
Yi' lcrduy.
NB\V YOItK , Aug. 15. The stock market
today was very uneven. London was on both
elites of the market. Speculation was Itss
active than on the preceding days of the
week and the aggregate transactions were
less than yesterday's by some 130,000 shares.
At the opening a heavy tone prevailed , due
mainly to the taking of the profits of the
recent advance , but the Rolling of long flock
was supplemented by the putting of fresh lines
by the short Interest , which has boon largely
Increased by the day's operations. Sugar
rose If per cent at the opening , receded 16
per cent , to 107 , touched IOS',4 before 11
o'clock , reacted to 107 % , moved up to 108 % ,
the best of the day , at about 1:30 : , selling off
to 107 % , closing at lOSU , a gain of 1 per
cent on the day. Distilling was cold heavily
on reports that the company was endeavoring
to negotiate n loan of $5.000,000 with which
to take Its whisky out of bond , and that
It was meeting with diniculty In raising the
money. Semt-olllclal denials of the story
were made , but the stock declined steadily ,
touching 20 > 4 , the lowest price of the day ,
shortly after 2 o'clock , being a break of 2 %
per cent from yesterday's final sale. In the
later dealings purchases to ? over short con
tracts caused a rally of % per cent , making
the net loss 1 % per cent. Burlington was
sold by Ilpston and the west on a. renewal
of the rumors touching the scaling of the
next dividend , receding 1 per cent , with a
final rally of 'A per cent. Rock Island closed
at the lowest of the day , making a loss of %
per cent from yesterday , but off 1 % per cent
from the top figures of the morning , when
there was an advance of 1 per cent from the
opening on the announcement said to have
come tram President Cable that the regular
dividend would bo declared next month.
Louisville &Nushvlllo Is down 1 % per cent
and Kansas & Texas ) U up ! ' , { per cent.
The bond list was strong and active.
The Evening Post's London cablegram
says : The stock markets were quieter today
and experienced a healthy reaction after
the recent sharp rise. Americans opened
firm und then gave way on realizations , clos
ing In the last hours at the lowest point.
After hours there was renewed activity and
an advance , Louisville & Nashville leading.
The tone Is still bullish. South Americans
continue very strong. China Is buying. The
present prices apply four weeks ahead. The
Indian council sold 40 lakhs today at a trac
tion over 13d.
The Evening Post says : The course of the
market was Irregular , showing strength In
spots and a disposition to rally whenever
the selling pressure was removed. Sugar led
In point of activity. It was sharply attacked
In the early hours , but received good support ,
and there was more buying than selling dur
ing the day. There was a tendency on the
part of the grangers to respond to better
crop news , and , In quarters where the soiling
pressure was not exerted , considerable
strength was exhibited.
The following were the closing quotations
on the leading stccks of the New York ex
change today :
The total Bales of Blocks tcnlny wcto 203.009
shnrs , Including : AtchlRnn , 4COO ; American
SitKar , 68COO ; lUirlliiRton , 10,000 ; ChlcnRO Ons ,
12,100 ; Dlstlllerx. 31.700 ; Loulavllle & Nashville.
fl.4ilO ; National Li-nil , 3.2HO ; Heading , 4,700 ; R. &
\V. H. ciTtlllcatcs , tlfth assessmwt paid. 4,700 ;
HocJc Inland , 5.UVO ; Ht. 1'aul , 23,500 ; Western
Union , 3,400.
New York "Money ] Miirkot.
NEW YOJIK , Aus. 13. SIDNEY ON CALL
Easy nl 1 per cent.
PUIME MEUCANTILE PAPRIt 3QS per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Dull anil heavy ,
Avlth actcal business In bankers' bills nt $4.87 ! ;
tH.87 % for deinnnd nnd nt J4.frUJ4.KTi ( | for Blxty
days ; posted rates , t4.87'/jiii I.SS nml JI.8Sff4.Sli ;
commercial hills , S4.iSUOI.Mll.
SILVER CKIITIl''ICATKS-C4B3c.
GOVERNMENT 11ONUS Steady. State bonds ,
Inactive. Rnllrnnd bonds , linn.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follcws ;
OMAHA UVllSIOCK MARKETS
Ilcga Are Apnln Oohittifc to the Yards In
Goodly i Numbori.
SHARP ADVANCE IN PRICES RESPONSIBLE
Cnttlr Trillin filiotr * illtlo OlmtiRt In Any
llrnnch ItccrlpH Light und Snles
lU'iuly at Striidy I'rlcm Shtii |
I'uTrljr Stcuily.
WEDNESDAY , Aug. 15.
Today's receipts footed up about 1,900 cat
tle , 12,000 hogs and 415 sheep , ns against
2,000 cattle , 10. GOO hogs and 800 sheep on
yesterday , and 2.SOO cattle , 14,800 hogs anil
$50 sheep on Wednesday of last week. For
the first three day * of this week the re
ceipts nro C.OOO cuttle , 29,600 hogs and 1,200
sheep , as against 7,000 Battle , 36,800 hogs and
2,700 sheep on the corresponding days of
last week. This comparison shows that there
has been a falling off In the arrivals of all
kinds of stock the present week as compared
with last week. In the case of cattle and
sheep the decrease Is not very large , but
with hogs It amounts to over 7,000 head.
CATTLE Out of the moderate receipts
there were n few loads of very fair corn fed
steers , but the offerings were not large.
There was a good demand for a few cattle ,
but the orders were all small , and at the
close there were still some quite desirable
cattle unsold. The market did not show
much change from yesterday , so far as prices
were concerned. One bunch of 1,250-lb. steers
brought { 4.25 and another bunch weighing
a few pounds more , brought the same price.
The bulk of the sales were under $1. There
was quite a llttlo demand for butchers' stock
and the market of desirable cows and heifers
was fully steady and perhaps a little stronger.
The tendency of the market 'on this class
of stock has been upward the past weak and
sales arc being made at considerably better
figures than last week. With a moderate
supply of stockers and feeders the market
appeared to have a little more life and prices
seemed fully steady to strong. The better
grades sold quite largely at $2.25 to $2.50
and from that down to the low point at which
the more common grades are selling. Rep
resentative sales :
DIliSSSED DEEP.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2. . . .1000 $3 00 20..11M J3 SO 33..12S5 $1 25
27. . . .1CK6 3 CO 22. . . .1033 3 M 38. . . .1230 425
12..10SO 3 73 23..12SD 3 95
SHIPPING AND EXPORT.
4. . . .12il2 300 . .1232 3 SO 121. . . .1333 305
23. . . .1073 3 CO
COWS.
f.SO 1 00 1..1I20 1 2 > 17. . . . 017 1 Co
800 1 00 2. . . . 10)0 ) 1 25 2..1010 1 75
; o : 1 00 2. . . . 9 1 23 11. . . . (66 1 75
12. . 84 ! 1 10 2. . . . 955 1 25 1..10M 1 76
7. . SC1 I 10 3..1000 1 25 23. . . . 90S 1 fcO
2. . D10 1 10 L. . . 810 1 20 20. . . . 831 1 80
1. . &SO 1 15 1. . . . 620 1 33 27..1003 1 SS
2. . 800 1 20 M. . . . MO 1 25 21. . . . 833 1 83
11. . . . SC3 1 20 1. . . . % 0 1 S3 2S. . . . 773 2 00
4. . . . 830 1 20 4. . . . S23 1 40 14. . . 907 2 00
o , . . . r , : 3 120 1. . . . 9M 1 61 2. .11W ) 205
5..100) 1 23 10. . . . G16 1 W 21. . 901 2 10
1. . . . 900 1 25 S. . , . 752 1 55 14. . . S33 225
1..11(00 1 25 1..1230 1 tj , 1. . f8) ) 2 25
2. . . . ! ) C3 1 25 23. . . . 171 1 K 8. .1031 2 80
SIS 1 25 18. . . . JMI5 1 Cl 2. .1100 2 CO
1. . . . SSO 1 25 10. . . . Itl 1 C3 1. .1150 2 M
COWS .AND HEIFERS.
78. . . . SG3 2 30
HEIFERS.
'
8. . . . 483 1 10 3. . . . ( ISO 1 33 7. . . 835 2 03
1. . . . 470 ] 23 8. . . . C73 1 Ci 1. . 930 2 70
2. . . . 453 1 30 10. . . . CIS 2 00
CALVES.
L. . . 2,0 , 1 CO 3. . . . 371 1 80 2. . 120 2 CO
12. . . . 210 1 75 8. . . . 24T 2 00 B. . . 220 250
8. . . . 320 173 1. . . . SCO 200 1. . 190 253
L. . . 2SO 1 75 1. " . . . 100 2 00 6. . 276 2 C5
2. . . . 275 175 12. . . . 143 200
4. . . .1007 110 I.- . . . .830 130 1. . . .111)0 ) 140
1..11CO 120 1..9W 130 1. . . . 990 140
1..1130 1 23 1..1070 1 33 2. . . .1(540 ( 1 40
1. . . . 930 1 23 l-.incO 1 40 1..H20 1 43
1..1QW 125 1.-.HIO 140 1..1770 163
' I.tlt40 I 40 . >
' ' " ' '
STAGS.
750 1 SO
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3. . . . 733 1 33 29. . . . 775 2 10 1. . . . 420 2 ! 0
2. . . . 750 1 GO 1C.C31 210 21. . . . (81 ( 210
3. . . . 333 173 1. . . . 7CO 215 1. . . . 980 230
5. . . . G2S 185 2..i7M 215 S. . . . 32C 235
5. . . . 554 183 9. . . . 530 215 4. . . .1022 240
10. . . . C62 190 7. . . . 800 220 21. . . . 921 240
1. . . . G20 2 00 1. . . . G10 2 25 19. . . . 984 2 40
8. . . . 973 200 2. . . . ! C3 ! 223 1. . . . 900 " 2 40
1..1030 200 17. . . .1015 * 2 2 > 1..1130 250
7. . . . 7CO 200 21. . . . 603 2 13 5. . 816 2 CO
2. . . . 850 200 1C. . . . 917 2 = 0 23. . 833 2 CO
3. . . . C40 200 11. . . . CS1 230 1. . . . 9 * ) 2 CO
9. . . . 533 200 4. . . . 833 230 11. . . .1100 2 CO
DAKOTA , WESTERNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 steer . 970 { 1 73 2 cows . 1013 12 Oi )
1 stpt > r . S50 240 10 Rtccrs . 1204 3215
7 steers . 1234 323 2 steers . 11CO 32" ,
HOGS There was a good demand this
morning for fair to choice loads of hogs and
the market on such was active at an advance
of fully Be. The local packers were liberal
buyers again and that caused an Improve
ment In the demand for the more common
mixed loads and the market was even better
on those. The offerings were taken quite
readily at the advance and a fair clearance
was made early In the day. The best loads
sold largely at $5.05 to $5.35 A week ago
the bulk of the hogs sold at $4.70 to $5. Rep
resentative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
22 . 174 SO J4 CO 121 . 239 200 } 5 03
92 . 1SI 120 473 19 . 199 . . . 605
94 . 133 40 480 II . 207 . . . 605
82 . 183 80 4 SO M . 204 . . . 505
89 . 183 120 4 SO 79 . 22.1 120 505
9 . 203 . . . 4 SO 80. . . 228 200 5 03
3 . 220 . . . 4 S3 SO . IDS 240 503
77 . 181 120 4 Is5 77 . 1 ! > 3 40 603
87 . 175 ICO 4 K 90 . 188 160 503
SO . 175 ICO 4 87V4 90 . 221 ICO 505
72 . 192 120 490 77 . 301 SO 505
78 . 191 200 490 Cli . 233 80 5 O7'.i '
C3 . 200 SO 4 90 70 . 210 2'W 6 10
11 . 243 40 4 90 71 . 237 120 6 10
88. , . 201 280 4 90 CS . 231 ICO 5 10
53 . 181 ( .0 . 490 S3 . 2J7 80 610
83 . 1S5 100 4 00 CS . 221) ) 200 5 10
8 . 178 . . . 4 90 C7 . 204 80 5 10
5 . 2M > . . . 4 SO 60 . 232 230 6 10
71 . 201 80 4 90 77 . 211 240 5 10
89 .ISO 200 4 90 G5 . 278 120 6 10
83 ISO 80 4 DO SO . 238 200 5 10
83S3 . 184 120 490 S2 . 189 . . . 510
93. . . . . . . .192 12l ) 4 HO C3 . 230 ICO 6 10
100 . 177 120 4 9" 77 . 242 40 610
31 . 193 40 493 G4 . 2V , 200 510
14 . 229 40 493 Cl . 232 SO 610
70 . 11)8 ) 20i ) 4 I'B 82 . 22 ? 210 5 10
82 . 101 ICO 495 79 . 219 80 610
99 . 174 120 4 95 4 . 244 200 5 10
73 . 209 200 600 M . 243 ICO 615
79 . 231 120 6 1C ) C6 . 232 . . . 615
fl , . 1C9 120 600 72 . 835 40 615
7ci . 211 ICO 600 CT. . 238 40 615
Si . 183 ICO 6 00 G9 . 271 1M 615
73 . 1S3 120 50i ) 82 . 233 120 615
62 . 187 120 6 00 73 . 193 . . . 613
65 . 203 . . . 600 73 . 212 2'(0 ( 615
75 . 219 240 6m ) 8.1 . 210 120 515
74 . 211 SO 60 < ) 63 . 243 120 613
75 . 199 120 5 IX ) 2 . . . .323 6 15
S3 . 207 200 600 70 234 120 620
C2 . 253 200 5 00 8 . 313 620
S3 . 202 120 BOO 13 . 300 620
C9 . 211 40 500 ' ' 2 . 275 620
78 190 120 600 65 . 249 40 620
78C3 241 40 6 00 Gl . 239 . . . 520
C3G3 234 120 500 C2 . 223 40 6 SO
G3G4 253 "SO BOO'11 ' D3. . . . 281 fO 620
77 . 201 tO 5 UO ' ' 64 . 213 40 620
90 . 203 SO 500- - 73 . 231 . . . 6200
79 . 1 8 120 60i > l.V | . . . & -0
73 . 212 210 500 62 . 237 . . . 520
3 . 375 . . . 6 Ol ) - , 6 . 300 . . . 525
30 . 234 SO 500. . . e . 299 . . . 525
JO . 2SO . . . 6 IK ) 81 . 225 . . . 525
6 . 272 40 5 00 Cl . 252 SO 525
76 223 240 5 W GJ . 2CC 40 525
81 . 207 ICO 5 CA - L G4 . 230 IfO 625
81 . 1S3 SO 500 67 . 300 80 5 21
G8 . 213 120 5 03 62 . 293 2SO 525
92 . 203 100 5 00 68 . 273 40 6 23
G3 . 203 200 5 W ' ' G7 . 234 . . . 621
73 . 216 ICO 505 < p' Clt . 229 80 525
CO . 253 SO 5 06 < ' 60 . 250 . . . 530
72 . 61G 280 503 61 . 208 2SO 530
G9 . 200 2uO BIB - 37 . 361 40 680
73 . 221 SO 5 0 } a' M . 271 120 6 32H
G9 . 206 200 6 Oo . . 69 . 29f . . . 635
69 . 201 40 5 M. , j . 283 . . . 835
02 . 236 200 5 Oj , 63 . 243 . . . 635
G2 . 205 SO BOS. ' , , , 43 . 312 ICO 635
67 . 226 200 5q5' 60 . 312 SO B 37V4
PiaS-AND ROUGH.
2 . 193 260" 1 170 . . . 2 CO
3 ISO 260 4 ISO . . . 260
3J 250 2M > 1 ! CO . . . 260
4 253 2W - 3 230 . . . 275
1 110 250 1 2CO . . . 275
1 2UO 2 CO 1 SIX ) . . . 300
1 190 2 CO 17 112 . . . 360
2 205 2 CO 21 107 . . . 360
4 17S 2W 11 1M 40 4 W
SHEW There were two loads of Utah
aheep received today , which Bold quite read
ily at $2.30. The market would have to bo
quoted about steady , Fair to good natives
nro quotable at $2.2502,75 ; fair to good
westerns , $2.00ff.40j ! ! common and stock
sheep. $1.76@2.25 ; good to choice lambs ,
$2.25@3.CO. Representative salts :
No. Wt. Pr.
415 Ulnh Wftliern . . 103 J3 30
Kt. l.iiul * l.ivu jstoi'k Alurkiit.
8T. I.OPIH. AUK. 1B.-CATTI.IJ HeeelpU. 3.600
tit-iul ! hll > menta , ' . * " " head : market acllvi- ,
itrunK K'nrrully : native Me.M-s , 1.200 lu 1.S04
! ! > . , t3.8004.4Si MX ) to 1,00) It's. , j.7Ui(3.35 ; rnwv
anil hclriTH. 11,901 ? : . 40 ; Tr H Hirer * . MX ) In 1HX ( >
llm. , I3.t5tr3.10 , cow * anil lielfera , JI.9WZ.J5.
HOQH- Receipt * . 4,400 head ; hlj > mentii , COO
lieuj ; market wSJSc higher ; packer * ' ( auction * ,
$5. MS.70j Rood hfn\y. fJ.tOftS.f.O ! Rood light nml
nirdliim , IJ.10U3.55 , | ilg * , rotiKh and common
J3.jo ( 5.43 ,
8llKti' ItirHpt' . .1.100 hrndj uhlpmcntii , none
mnrkrt IrreKUlnr ; milhwi tcm mixed , RMffLOO
sheep nnil mtnbn , } 3 ; Intnts , I3.7S.
OlItl'AOO I.lVi : STOUK.
With n I'rvr Ilnrpptlon * tlip AvrttiRCt 1'rlco
of Cnttin Wn l.nuer.
CHICAGO , A K. 13. Airldo from n few euppcl
nlly nttrncllvc lots , for which there win enounl
competition to hold the market nlxint Mendy
the average price * for cuttle were lower. Mon
ilny'n ndvnnee In the I-otulon market nml the
higher prices tielng paid for live IIURK , hoe
produce and Krnln , all hnd n Mrcnftthcnlng effect
hut the heavy receipts IS.OOO-wim counter
ImlnncliiK factor , nnd for ntiythlni ; gradlnc l > otou
choice lh < > xltuntlon wna urnk. The Kenein
market wna lOo to 15c lower thnn on Mxmtn }
nml very quiet. While fnney he.ivy heeves nrc
quoted nt from 11.90 to 13 , only n very few of
tlie 18.000 nn Fiile were peed enough to cll unv-
where nenr these llsuren. from II.75 In 4.50
ImylMR Iho bulk of the nntlves. There wen
nhout 7.f"H ) nitiKO crtttln henof which 4.CW
were recordeil lo the western rntiRen. They
were lower , except Inn tlio best. The nvernite.
for TcxiuiK nlun WHB lower. The receipt * no fur
this week nro 5MO hrnil marc than for the
pnme time Inct week.
It wnn n mutter of only n few .inlrmtCH thin
morning to mid another 10o to luc to the vnlue
of IIORK , prlnclpnlly the work of speculator * .
They jumped In curly nnd hid up prices until
} 3.G3 wim renched for light nnd 15.76 for heavy.
The regular Imyern were loth to pay thene prlcen ,
but they paid them , the market clonlni ; minor
ensicr , however , with pome IIORB left. To bilnp
ns much ns from 13.33 to 15.40 they Old not neeil
to bo very Rood , nnd nlthotiRh the quality nver-
nKeil pretty ( -oml the common portion on nlc
bniURht more thnn $5.15. The nvernttes of mnre
thnn 200 lli ) > . Kohl mnlnly nt from (5.43 to i5.55
nml the bulk of heavy weights fetched from
} 5.55 to $5.65. AH stated , the close wns lens
linn , but prices did not slide back to any marked
extent.
Thcro wns not nn over supply of sheep , nnd
holders did not find It necessary to shade former
prices , but there were too many lambs.
The Inltcr hnd Iq fell from lOo to 15c lower.
Quotations range from SI to ft.CO for Inferior
to extra sheen nnd from $2 to JI.CO for .bimbs.
Krom J2 to 13 bought most of the former nnd
from 13.50 to J4.25 were popular prices for Intnbs.
IteeelpH Cattle , 18.000 head ; cnlves , SOO head ;
hnint , 26,000 head , sheep. 9,000 head.
The KvenlnR Journal reports :
1IOCS Mstlmated receipts today. 26.IMO bend :
receipts yesterday , 11,635 head ; shipments yester
day. 6,432 head ; left over , nbout 6.0M bend ;
quality , better ; market netlve nnd linn , with
prlcew Ifrin.V higher ; sales rnnfied nt J3.Wi.C5
for light ; JI.901/5.23 for rough packing ; | 5.10fj !
" .CO for ml.xeil ; J3.23KJ5.SO for henvy packing and
shipping bits ; | > | RS. il.fiOQG.10.
rATTI.K Hstltnated receipts todny , 18.00-5 bend ;
yesterday. 6.021 bend ; shipments yesterday , 1,080
head ; market steady for best , others easy.
KIIRi : ! ' Kstlmateil receipts todny. 9.0W head ;
yesterday , 10,473 head ; shipments ycstetday , none ;
market steady.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
U'ICSTUHN 1'ACKIXG INTIUIKSTS.
Largo Marketing of Hop ; * Continues the
Feature of the Tnide.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 15. ( Spcclnl TtleRrnm to
The Itee. ) Tomorrow's Price Current will pay :
Aunln the week's recoid of the mnrketlng of
hogs In the west disclosed n Inrge movement ,
the totnl packing reaching 315.000 , ngnlnst :2)UOO )
Hie preceding week nnd 150,000 last year , making
n totnl of C.2U5.000 since Mnrch 1 , ngnlnst 4C30,000
a year ago. Piotnlncnt places compare ns fol
lows :
1R94. 1SH3.
Chicngo 2,010.000 1,603.000
Kansas City Si2oo0 : 645.000
Omnlm 722.000 43fi.OO. )
St. Louis 345.000 213.000
Cincinnati 184,000 131,000
Indlnnnpolls 213.000 171,000
Milwaukee 2I4.IWO 109,000
Cedar Itaplds 126.000 137,000
St. Joseph 212,0.10 109,000
Rloux City 139,000 SG.UOO
Ottumwa 121.000 75,000
Nebraska City 143,0)0 111.0.0
Kcculpti unit Dlspn-titlon nt Stock.
Official receipts nnd disposition of stock ns
shown by the boikR of the Union Stock Yalds
company for the twenty-four hours ending nt 3
o'clock p. in. , August 15. 1894 :
K1JCE1PTS.
Cnrs. Head
Cnttlo 71 l.SSI
Hogs 175 12,870
Sheep 2 415
DISPOSITION.
Iluycr Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha Packing company 1,673 . . . .
(1. II. Hammond company. . 2CO 2.C03 451
Swift nnd company 199 2,098 . . . .
Cudahy Packing company. . 190 1.9C3 . . . .
John 1' . Squire & Co. , 1,403 . . . .
Cl. 11. Wilson 463
Klngnn & Co 523 . . . .
Chicago P. & P. Co 3U2
II. Decker & . Dcgen 76 . . . . . . . .
I.ee Hothschlld 9
J. I.obman. . ; . . 25 . . . . . . . .
1 , . Decker SI . . . . . . . .
n. II. II. from K. C 101
Shippers and feeders 925 G13 . . . .
Left over 1,400 . . . .
Total 1,869 13,033 415
Jfew York Llvo Stnrlc Miirlu't.
NEW YOIIK. Aug. 15. REEVES Ilecclpts ,
3,145 head ; M cars on ( ale ; market Blow but
stead } ' ; native steers , KIWI ! lo prime , Jl.C'.ffI.Wi ;
me < llum , $ I.30J4.GO : Inferior lo ordinary. $ l.00ij !
4.27' ; common , J3.50iTf3.75 ; bulls , $1.5002.75 ; Eu
ropean cables quote American steers at lOUiff
HVic per lb. , dressed weight ; refrigerator beef
at S'iirttic per lb ; exports today , 3.CGI quarters
CALVES nccelpts , 2.C54 head ; 2.2SC head on
snlo ; inulkct active ; veals Vic higher ; other
calves 'So higher ; veals , poor to prime , $5.004 ?
6.60 ; buttermilk veals , 73ctl.5 ; urussers , $2.60
02.87U.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Recclpts , 11SCI head ;
D3 cars on s.ile ; muiUet demoralized ; sheep $ * c
lower ; lambs , % { 7Vie lower ; neiuly 5,000 head
unsold ; sheep , ordinary to prime , $2.2503.1214 ;
lambs , common lo prime , $3.0004.75.
HOGS Ilecelpts , 7.2W head : 5 cars on sale ;
market firm ; fair to choice , $5.750C.OO. $
Kitnsns City I.lvo Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY , AUK. IB. CATTLE RpcolptB.
7,400 head ; Fhlpmenls , 3,8tK ) head ; market weak
to lOo lower ; Texas steers. J2.2. > ( f3.05 ; beef steers ,
J3.00R4.00 : native cows , $1.0002.80 ; gtockcra and
feeders. fl.C503.25.
IIOOS Receipts , 11,100 head : shipments , 2,700
head ; market 60IOc hlKhcr ; bulk of rales. J5.105 ?
6.40 ; heavies , $5.2505.50 ; packers , J5.2505.r > 0 ;
mixed , $4.9005.35 ; Ilk-Ills , $1.9005.23 ; pigs , $3.75ijJ
4.SO.
4.SO.SHEEP
SHEEP Receipts , 700 head ; shipments , 100
head ; market steady.
Stock In Sight.
Record of receipts at the four prlnc'pal mar-
kcls for Wednesday , August 15 , 1S9I :
Cattle. Hogs , fiheep
South Omaha 1.8S4 12,870 415
Chicago 18,000 2COW ) 9,000
Kansas City 7.4UO 11,100 700
St. Louis 3COO 4,400 3,100
Tolal 30,884 61,370 13,215
Clilvi : | ; < > l-'rult Oiiotutlons.
CHICAGO , A UK. 15. The Earl Fruit company
sold Cttllfoirila fruit at aucllon today , realizing
prices us follows : Hill licit pears , III C. F. X.
lefrlKcmlor cars , Jl.GOKl.CS ; tlpe , Jl.3301.60.
I'raclies , cllnt , ' . S5flJiJc ! ; Susquehaima , $1.15 ; I.ati !
Crawford , fl.05fll.15. ; Mary's Chnlee , $1.15 ; vets
plums , $1.05. Prunes , Gross , J1.00'ul.2t ) ; Italian ,
$1.15.
Porter Uros. company , Chicago , cold three cais
of California fruit at auction today : I.ale Cunv-
ford peaches , Jl ; Enily Crawford , 51.10Q1.1) ) ;
clings , 734i90c ; Orange cllnK. $1,15 ; Gross prunes.
SOcftfl.10 ; aermims , $1.03 : KallentierK plums , $1.03
01.30 ; Satsumas , boc ; Victoria , 80c ; Washing-
ions , 70& Me
I'urter Uros. company. Philadelphia , sold one
car California fruit today at auction : llartlelt
pears , tl.diftl.35 ; GIT.SS piunes , $1.75.
Porlcr Ilros. company , llaston , sold five cars
California fruit Indnv at auction : Chelsea plumi ,
$3.2 * : I'o an p'.ums , J2 ; Abundance , $1 ; ILadHhaws ,
7ic 1.0' ) : Columblau. 'Mc'atl.M ; HunKurhins , $1 ;
I'urplo DuaiK'B , J1.2TFoster ; pe.iehes , 75egJl.M ;
Stniwhiny cllncs , 7ciftl.C5 ; Craw.orda. CBfiftl.lO ;
Gross prunes , $1.7501.80 ; I'liK plums , $1 ; Ilaitlelt
pears. 75ci8Jl.70.
Porter Ilros. company , Minneapolis , sold three
cars California fruit today at nuctlon ; Sutque-
hauna peaches , $1.16 ; late Cruwfords , $1.1001.15 ;
Early Cmwfords , 40cWJl.lI ; some In very boil
order ; Hnrtlett pears , $ l.Cotfl.70.
An to Prlco of Itiilslns.
FRESNO , fill. , Autr. 15. At n Joint meeting
of the California Itiilsln Oruwern and Parkers
company , constituting the new combine , und thi >
outside packers , today , the following scale of
prices for raisins was iiKreed on : Four ciown ,
loose , 4' , o per lb.j three crown , 4o ; Iwo crown ,
3oj Heeluess , 3c ; dry tirnpes , 2V4c ; three ciimn ,
layers , $1.35 a l ix ; four ciuwn , fancy clusters ,
$1.CO ; live crown , denim clusters , $2 ; six crown ,
Imperial clusters. t3 ; Sultanas , 40 per Ih. ; 20-lh.
four crowns , $1.15 , unfaccd ; tl.23 faced. The
result of the meetlnu Is cansidertd to be satis
factory to growers here. The 20 per cent of
the output of the dlslrlct required to contiot
the market has not been obtained , hut 'several
lame packlnhconceniH which had refused to
join have slk-nlrliil their willingness to come In
on certain conditions. Picking will begin next
Monday In some of the vineyards ,
Dnlutli ( iniln Murliet.
DULUTII , Aug. 15. WHEAT Close : No. 1
hard , ciwli , COJ4o : August , Me ; No. 1 northern ,
rath. CbVic ; August , 67c ; t < i-pleinber. G7'ie ; le.
cember , C8 ! c ; No , 2 northern , M'.ic ; No , 3 ,
UVic ) ; lejecled , ( s'.ic ' ; to uirhe , No. 1 northern ,
67c ; old , M'/ic.
HVE lOc.
FLAX HEin-tl.2Hl : l,21.
OATS No. 1 , 33c ; No. 2. 31c.
Cur Inspection today , wheat , 55 cars.
RECEIPTS Wheul. 9COI bu.
tJHll'MENTS Wlieiit. 82,500 bu , ; corn , 2. 00 bu.
Nrw York Dry iioiuU .MurUet.
NEW YORK , Aug. 15. lletween a personal and
order demand n good volume of business wan
luld out , with tin' preference of buyers much
more general for | > lun ! nml fancy cotlonn , prints ,
ilrisu goods unil oilier autumn vpi'Clalltes for
stapleH , yet nf Iho hitler very fair miles wi-ru
repirled , I w cost clothing doing fairly well
for spring order * and also SQIBH very light all
wool goads. Printing cMlis Him ut 2Hu for
M muares , with inoderuH1 talcs.
L'nttiiii .Mur.'iet.
LIVERPOOL , Aug. 15.-12 : * ) p. m. WITTON-
Spot , dull ; fnti supply offerlnK ; American nilu-
( III Ilk' . 3''l. ' . Tin * Kales of the duy are emlinatiMl
ut 8.000 I > u1e , of which b wvi for speculallon
nnd eiiwrt. Receipts , none. Futures , dull ; Ue-
imuid iH > - > r , Ainerlcun mhldllnir , ! < M. I' . , Au-
truit. 1 49-Mil ; S ptemtcr and October. 3 VJ-C4J ,
Oau < b r ana November , 9 < i-C4dj November and
I TOLD YOU SO.
Allrnndy Hanks nnd Dctay Swan ,
Talked on , and on , und on , and on :
11 nirandy , surely you're not through
Your washing , and your scrubbing , too ? "
' Yes I firs. Swan , two hours ago ,
And everything's as white as snow ;
Dut then , you sec , It's all because
I use the SOAP called SANTA CLAUS. "
SANTA CLAUS
SOAP.
THE N. K. FAIRBAHK COMPANY. Chicago
Hade l > r . . . ,
The time to make a good trade
is when the other fellow wants to trade.
Just Now we Are the So Badly Do
Other Fellow We Want to Trade
And so Imdly do we want to trnilo That wo will prautlciilly loncl vou
tt tt wo are willing toKlvuyoti from the money to piy : us with , This
lt.u to 200 cunts In merchandise for comes about tlironili our Ono-Two-
ono of your Uood Dollars. Three plan , which It "Kvolvod" for
just tuich times us tht'xo. I
What Is Our
We Have 24 Selected and
One-Two-Three Plan ? This
Special Bargains ,
1. Gash at time of purchase.
Sotncthlm : from each department , 2. Ho much down urn ! so much par
which you can buy on above basis month.
until next Stittirdav nlcht tit half 0. So much down nnd so much per
past nine , AND NO'LONOKIt. week.
99 people Out of JOO Seern to Eatapd Sleep 33 Usual.
Uow wo will latiRh-iind KO.in atour Unwarranted Apprehensions , btitall the
same such times us tlu-so are the Utiyors' Times. Kumumbur , wo are the Other Follow
and rt'ANT TO Tlt.MJlt *
/
These are the Planks at the People's :
J. you get exactly WftfrT. you wapt
2. At fhc PPJCE that you wapt.
3. Attne TEP1VIS tnat you wapti
FURNITURE. 13. Silk Tapestry Parlor Couches ,
spring eilno , frliiKoil , worth H3.03 : this
1. 2 : > 0 Folding Tables , regular prlco week # 7.M. !
Jl.'Jj ; thin week ( IH.- . 14. Ono lotof I'ltibh Kocoptlon Chairs ,
2. Ono lot Heed Mockers , latest style , fringed antique , worth $4.00 ; this week
regulariN.Mcoods : this week tfl.mt. 81.07.
II. 12 ? . solid oak , high Utuk : ciuio seat l.'i. 1.W Chunlllo Couches , spring edge ,
HoL'Ui'is hulls overvwhoro for 13.50 : mis worth JI5.00 ; this week W7.M .
week Wl.tl . ID. 500 odu pieces Parlor Furniture ,
4. 1,000 I'oldlnc Hat Kucks , worth 2. > c ; consUtltiK of K > U chairs , divans , rocup-
this woi-k TV. tlon chairs , bamboo Koods , etc. , ut uxuct-
5. L'Odozen Muplo Folding Cluilrs , lln- ly ont-ii.ili former priced.
Ihhcd light , worth tl.50 ; this week OOo.
. 500 Hlblc Situmls , regular vaKo 11,23 ; CARPETS
this wock Utr.
7. A lot of solid oak Center Tables , IT. 2,000 yards Hngllsh Linoleum , regu
worth J2..10 ; this week O.Hu lar price JI.Ul ) peryartl : this weolc II7r.
8. I'O only , Medlclnu ( Juhlnots.solld oak , 1M. Ono lot .Mixjuotto Kill's , worth fl.50 :
worth 13.50 ; thin week Sl.-lO. this week 7-lo.
U. 12 only Infants' ( Jrlhs , with hlh ) ID. Ono yurd romiiaiits of Ingrain ,
sldo.s , worth i.VUU ; this wi-uk s - 7. worth COc ; tills weuk lOu.
10. Ono lot solid rak Hook Stands , S ) . Half yard and ono yard remnants
regular prlco J2.00 ; this week 80r. Dnissuls , uortli 5Uu and ( Wo ; this wi-ok
lo.i anil IDu.
PARLOR FURNITURE 21. Ouo lot Mlsllt llrtissuls Carpet , real
value $15.03 ; this week SU 7rt.
11. 5-plcco solid oak Parlor Suits In 21. Ono lot llrussels Hugs , rogulur
plush or tapestry , worth & 15.UO ; this week prlco W.UJ ; this week III .
atl 70. Zl. Ouo lot Volvut and Mociuetto liugs.
12. Extra largo size Divans , plush up 40x40 iuclius , worth * : i.OJ ; this weolc 08u.
holstery , bolkl oak frame , worth $10.UO : 24. 2,000 rolls ItnissoU Uarpot , extra
S4 HO. heavy goods , worth Jl.'o : this weuk 08c.
Formerly People's ammaih nl HOIISB.
Send 10 cents for postage on big ' ! ) ' ! catalogue.
Write for Special Baby Carriage Catalogue Mailed Free.
December , 3 50-C4dj Deccmner and January ,
3 Cl-64d ; January and Kehrnary , 3 D2-C4ff3 63-Cld.
Thu tenders of today's dellveiles were 400 bales
new dockets.
NKW OHLKANB , AUB. 15.-COTTON-Quleti
steady : s.iles , 400 bales ; lecelpts , (01 bales ; ex-
> oits , coastwise , Sl'i bales ; slock , 33,110 hales ;
utures , bteudy ; sales. 12.SOO bales ; Auuust. $6.40
ild ; Heptemher. } d.4CVi.48j ( October , JO. 30(00.10 ( ;
N'ovember , } C.45f6.4fi ; December , Ki.rilfJG.5S ; Jan
uary , SA.COfi6.Hlj February. S.G. < Viff1.G7 ; March ,
0.72WC.73 ; April , Ji.7Mir.7i ( ; ; May , JG.blftG.S5 ; June.
G.'OiG.91 ! : July , JG.t'CifiC.li7.
ST. LOUIS. AIIR. 1.1.-COTTO.NT-Slcady ; sales ,
00 bales ; receipts , none ; shipments , 100 bales ;
stock , 21,000 bales ; middling , Ce.
Oil Mnrluiln.
OIL CITY , Ta. , Auff. 15. Nallonal Transit
ccrtlllcatcs opened at WJ ; hlehest. 80 1 ; lowest ,
oi i ; closed , Wi ; shipments , 'J3.WO hbls , ; runs ,
7.171 bhls.
I'lTTSIIUIlO. I'n. , AUK , 15. Nallonal Transit
ceitlllcalcs opened at fiO % ; closed at SO i hlfhcsl ,
EOHi lowest , SO ) ; ; no sales.
Snunr Alnrlcnt.
NKW YOIIIC , AUK. 15. SDOAH Raw , nrmer ;
air rellnlng , llic ; centrifugal , 'J6 lesl. SVle ; sales ,
2,000 haes cenlrlfiiKat , 90 test , 3'le ' ; GOO bais ;
molasses , 83 test , 2 c ; rellned , steady.
LONDON , AUK. 15. HUUAIl Cnne , sleaily ; llt-
Ic doing ; ccnlilfuh'al Java , 13s ; Muscovado , Its 3d ,
Trlsro Win-lit IMurhet.
SAN FIIANCIBCO , AUK. 15. WIIHAT Kasy ;
December , IS'.icj new seller , ! )0'ic ) ' ; May , I1.0JV4.
r'lniinrliilNotiH. .
BOSTON , AUK. 15.-ClcarlnK3 , JI2,337MS ; bal
ances , tl.349,173.
N1JW YOH1C. AUB. 15. ClearlnKS , JCS"CIO,5I3 ;
balances , jl.7UJ.50. :
HALTIMOUK. AUK. 15.-ClfarlnKs , J2.23l.fiS3 ;
balances , icro.irj.
LONDON , AUK. 15. ( lold Is quoted totlay nt
luenos Ayres nt 233.
I'lIILADKLI'HIA , Auf. 15.-Clearlnis. 1,003.-
314 ; baliinct-s , Ji.Wi.2J7.
NKW OULL'ANS , AUK. 15-Cleailnns , J7IC.003.
New York cxchiuiKC , par ; bank , 75o premium.
LONDON. AUK. 15. The amount of bullion
Ken Into the Hank of England on balance Is
S.009.
CINCINNATI. Auir. 15. Money , 4flfi per cent.
New Yolk uxchange , 73j3u ( dlHCuimt. dealings ,
MM.W.
MKMrillH , Alls. 15. Clearings , 1111,2 ! ' ' ! ; bal
ances , Ita.KC. New York cxclmnKo n-IIInK at
1.50 piemlum.
SAN FHANCIKCO , Cal. . Auir. 15. Drafls , sliiht ,
Oc ; teleKniphle , I'J'.if. Sliver ba . G < f 3 > c. Mex-
eiin dollars , b\Wit \ > l\c ,
HT. IXJUI8. Auit. 15. flearlnKS , J1.390.f-1T ;
ittlances , J" . 7,3I4. Money. M(7 per cent. Ux-
hanK on New York , ioc discount.
CHICAGO , AUK. 15. New V irk exchange , Gflo
llscoiuit. tlMU-liiKH , J13,8MoiiO. ForelKii x-
Uiunge , dull ; sterling , actual , JI.WiV4 87'i. '
Cnllo I'nunptly Cured.
A few days ago when I had an attack of
colic In the bowels , I took a dose of Chain-
( erlaln'u Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
teinedy , and within ten mlnutei all of my
colic pulni hail disappeared. I am highly
'leased ' with the remedy and take plesnuro
n recommending It , Z. Hearse , Chatham ,
> lam. 25 and (0 ccut bottley ( or ealo by
'
drueeliU. v
We Have Corn
WHEAT AND OATS
FOR SALE IX CAR LOAD LOTS.
Write or wire us for prices ,
I' . O , I ) , cars , Oinulm , or
delivered at your station.
Telephone 218.
Omaha Elevator Co.
OMAHA.
Dueber-Hampden
17 = Jewel
Watches
arc known by rail
17 road men and other
RUBY JEWELED
CI'CrlS ' l ° bC " " '
ADJUSTED uj
equalled for wear
and accuracy.
The Ducbcr Watch Works , Canton , 0.
WM. LOUD ON.
Commission Merchant
Grain and I'rovinlons.
I'rlvoto wires to ChlcaKO nnd New York ,
All buyliifKH urJers placed on Chlcugl
Hoard of Trade.
Corrcsjioiulfiico Bollcltoil.
Office , room 1 , New York Life Hulldlnir.
Telephone 1303.
TO OPERATE SUCCESSFULLY
IN WALL STREET
BE GUIDED BY OU i MARKET IETTE' ,
Hook on .Speculation und Lotlor mull
ed fruo on application , ilighokt rcforouc *
WEIiSMAN & CO. ,
dl nroutfwayv * Now Vf > " ' -
