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TIE OMAHA DAILY BEFv. THURSDAY , AUGUST 30 , IfltH.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Heavy Receipts , Present a/id Antioipalea ,
Weakened Wheat Yastorda ? ,
MODERATE SPECULATIVE WHEAT TRADE
Iu Corn lliuruVm n 1'ulr Trudc nntl 1'rlcet
CluuiRed I'rniiiriitljr AVIttiln B
Uriel ItiiMRe-Hliiek * mill
llonili.
CHICAGO , Aug. 20. Heavy receipts , pres
ent nml anticipated , xvtnkened llio wheat
rnarlttt today ami December llnlslicil wltli a
loss of 'jc. Corn cloitdi < - lower for May
ami September oata arc " * c lower. Provisions
closed with little change.
In wheat tlicrc was only a moderate specu
lative trade. Tlic price lu pt.wlthlu % c range ,
wllh llio trade practlc.il ! > all local. The feel
ing was again weaker nnd n little lower.
Initial trades were at \ \ Io % loss. Decem
ber opciiul at "Otic ami sold elf from HO tr >
"i&c more , rallied ' /tc , became dull , changed
some nnd closed with December at Ofi' a. The
weaker ( otic was due mainly to tlie large
inovinicnt In the northwest , the lower cables
mid heavy receipts were primary markets , all
of vvlilch combined ta make the situation
wal < from the slatt , tha price later on hav
ing a slight rally , Influenced some by the up
turn In corn nii'l ' reported heavy export. * ,
which ttire afterwards found to he an error.
Tlicrc was n good deal of changing September
to Dtccmber at 3'iC difference , and n promi
nent local elevator concern was credited with
doing the rcvcrtc.
In corn there WHS a fiilr trade nnd prices
changed frequently within ' /fee Io % c r ,
The feeling was r.ither mixed , the prlro
Ing fairly and rallied later. There was quite
free selling from UIP start and prices sagged
back , being a coiitlniiallon ot yesterday's do-
cllnc. The selling nt the start was InfliiPticpd
by the more favorable crop IIPWH , the weather
reports being rather morp bullish. Tlie rally
which followed was attrlbiilcd to the pn-dlc-
t on of the lccl uea'l'cr ' lit reau cf 'ro-t ; tw.
A feature was the liberal offerings within a
fraction of GUc for May , but at that price a
good demand prevailed and checked any fur
ther decline. One cone , rn was credited with
selling 000,000 bn. Jlay during the early part
of Hie session. Outside mnrt-ets we-e oil easier
and fractionally lower. Tlic market onciui !
at from ' /4c to % c decline and soon sold ofl
to from "ic to % c more , rallied lie , eased oil
" -ic , advanced lie. declined from HO to ViC
changed some , ruled steady and closed at
62e for M\y.
Oats were active and fairly stendy on gooi
buying. Them was free telling by the ele
vator people , but the demand was fair. Tlio
range foi > September was -c. Provisions
wcr * generally llrm on small hog receipts
firmer outside markets , good buying am' '
rather scare offerings. The market weakenoi
moderately near the close. Compared will
last night , January pork nnd ribs are un
changed and lard Is 2c lilcher.
The leading futures rangid as follows :
ArtlcieB. | O | > cn.Kiffh. _ | _ n ; I Clcee.
W hcal.No. 2
. CVT
Sl'pt KMM'i BS'I
Dec.
Mny OIU
Crni No. - ' . .
Auir 01W ri" ,
Sept. . r.4s A4K
Ofl Kit !
Mny 5-'J <
OltlN No. ! ! . . .
All ?
HIil s'iA
Msiy JIM
Pork per bbl
i Sent 1:1 : caw IB 75 1.1 Ci2 ! 13 7f.
Jun la us 13 t-5 1:1 7U la 7fi
Sept. . B 1 - H * S 22K H 12K 8 ' . '
Out H 1VH K 12 ! K liH ! H . " . ' !
Jan. . . 7 75 7 80 7 75 7 78
thort Klbs-
Fcpt 7 ( S.'S 7 (12W 7 52
Oct T 55 7 OS 7 5.1 7 a
Jan 7 07H 7 07 > S 7 02 W 7 05
Cnsh quotations were as follows :
KLOUll Hteatly ; uncli.insred.
WHEAT No. 2 pjnlnK , & 2tMri4Uc ! ; No. 3
luitnlnul ; No. 2 re < l. S2T4 I53c.
CO UN No. 2 , Bl'ici No. 3 yellow ,
OATB-No. 2 , 23'to ; No. 2 white ,
No. 3 white. 3K732c.
IlYE No. 2. 4GjplC',4e. '
UAltLBY No. s. 5IV4fl33c ; Xo. 3 , &ia31'.ic
No. 4. nomlnnl.
I-'I.AX HKKD-Nn. 1. .K < ifil. ! .
TIMOTHY SKUD 1'ilnie , J3.10.
I'llOVISIONS Menu pork , per lilil. . J13,70i13.7. > :
laril , per 100 llm. , ( S.17Uii $ 0 ; short rll > pliloa
( loose ) . t7.GOO7.C5ill : } ' Kilteil Klinulclers Clx" > Neil > .
J0.7Iia6.87'.i : Bhort clour Blilea tlmxedj. t' . 'if
{ .no.
WHISKY Distillers' llnlstml goods , per en I. .
Sl'aAHS Cut Inftf , $3.03 ; ernnulati-0 , $3.37 ;
Blamlaril "A.1 JI.'J'J.
Tlie ( allowing were the receipts ami bhlpniMits
today :
On the I'rotlnco oxchnnKa loilay the butter mnr-
Uot was firm : cn-nmery , 14 j''y)4c ' ; ilcilry , laa
Me. Eft'H , firm at Klkiwl IHe.
OKNHKAL
Vesterilny's OiKitntlou on riour , ( Iruln und
1'rovlnlnn * . Melnlr , I'Ur.
NKV' YOIIK , Aug. 29. FLOt'Il-lleeelpts , 17-
8)0 ) bbls. ; exportH , 24,40 < > lll . ; Mien , ! 3,0K ( ) pkK . ;
market steadier incept f r prlnK UnHors. There
Is more pressure to wil fprlnff wlientH. Koutli-
ern flour , null'I''fr ' Hour , quiet nnd vtcuk ;
taka , 500 1 > 1 > 1H.
COUN MEAISteiidy ; Hales. 200 bbls. ; yellow
western , 2.8Cfl3.IO ; llrnndyu-lne , $ : .7573.20.
HYI Htenrty ; Rtnte , S2 J53c ; Jrrfey , 4W30e.
liAIU.nY MAUT-riinily lii-lil ; western. C3U
78c ; twn-rowed Ktnle , 73o , stx-imveil , S0fl"f e.
WIIKAT Hccelpts , 239H)0 ( Int. ; exixirts. 131,0)0 )
bu. ; pnlex , r > ,705uOil , 1m. futurrs nml 133 , < M > ) Vu.
* [ > ot. f | > t lower ; No. 2 ml , In store iu rt etc-
valor , 57 > ic ; f , o. I ) . , MVie ; rnnnl. No. 1 hnnl.
t6Hc. dellvereil ; No. 2 noithern , G4Hc , dellveml ,
Option * opened iictlve , Imt wrnkcr , umler eaKlcr
eubleH , fort IK nelllnit nnd full western recelpn ,
nnd further declined nt noon on the Increase In
the witflil's BlofK. I'roBt mil : In the itfteiniKm
eauml n i irtlul rnlly and the elnsn wna iiulet
at ftOVio net decline. No. 2 red , Mny , 65 IMS
flC5Xc. elosed C3Hci AiiBUSt.rloseil 57lic ; Sep
tember. 57 5-16fi'57ic. ! elns-d 57'iei Oeloln-r. SSVjc ;
Decemher , W 7-1660te. | rlosed 60Ke.
COIIN Heeelptfl , 42,400 Im , i eiports , IS.JTO Im. ;
snlea , 375 , txx ) lui. fulure.i and 2S.OOO Im. ppnt.
Hx | > l , quiet ; No. 2 , cSe In Hture ; C3Hc nllonl ;
yellow , e , delivered. Options opened wealter on
more favorahlo wetither nn < l state erop rejioitp.
l > ut rallied In the afternoon on predictions or
frost In the mitt belt tonight , elnslnic ? e. ore
on Into dvllrcrln. May. 53'.iH56e , cljf < Ml t.Vic ;
Auguit. 63 < ie , elosed M'ic , September , ClUi lHe.
Me ; October , 5aC6)c ) , closed frjo ; I > ecember.
OATH-Itecvlpla. 144 , < XJO Ul. : exports , 100 Im.j
coles , 325 , > J bu. futures nml 201.000 tiu. | > ot.
S | t active , but lower : No. 2. 32M < J o : No. 2 ,
ilrllvrr l , 33ifi33 ! > 4c ; No. 3. S2c : No. 2 TV 111 to.
36jf36Uo ; No. 3 white. JSfW'Sc ; track , mixed
western. 3m 3 < 3j Irnch. whll- western , 3W4le ;
track , white stute , 3-Oilc. Op Inns openeil weaker
on blR recelpm. but rallied In the aflernunn ,
rlnslnK. however , at Ho not decline. Mny , clusisl
Stnsci AuRUit , 52 ; fSJo. closed 3.1V ; September ,
32Tlif33e , cloned 33c ; October , eljsed 34c ; No
vember , elosed , 35c ,
HAY -Weak ; shipping , SlffCOc ; ROOI ! to cholc * .
70 S5e.
HOI'S Dull ) state , common to choice , WlOc ;
Paclllo coast , Sidle ; Ixindon nmrket. steady ,
HIUUS-Hteady : wet alto.l New Orleans , et-
leetrd , 15 to 65 Ibs. , H c ; Texas , srlecleil. 35 to
0 Ibs. , 4&6c ; lliienoB Aj-rt'u. dry , 20 to 24 Iba. ,
lOHci Texas , illy , 20 to 34 Ibs. . iUJUc.
l.iATHlU-HtM < ly ; hemlock iv.lr , lluenOM
Ayr.- . light to heavy welKhln , UWlSc.
QulH j donifstlc llecce , 190I3c ; pulled ,
I'lSOVlSlONS-Hecr. quiet. Cut ments , nrmcr ;
plcklwl shoulders. 7iff7lie. l ird , ilrm ; western
strain closetl nl IS.iO ; talcs , tM tierces at $8.15 ;
city , JS ; Biilex , 1W tlerce ; Heptemlier rlofi-d nl
IS. SO , nominal ; rellned , llrm ; continent , $3. Si ;
Bouth America , J'J ; compound , Utit'Hc. I'ork ,
firm , new me > s , 3U.2Jftl5.50.
lU'TrKll-'IMiili nulo dairy , 14B23c : slnt
creamery. lS 2l'ic.
CHiKSi-Fliln : state , laiKe. JfllO ej smnll.
tmrld c , pait Bklms , 4iSc ; full iklms. SdJitp.
K41C1S Weak : Hlute and Pennsylvanln , ITUfilfo ;
lee house. lUiMfic ; rrsurn Iivsh , 16UI7c ; cnten ,
U.0 > tf3.50i recripm , 7K3 , , ikK .
TAM OW-Uull ; city 113 per like. ) , 5c ; coun
try ipkk'H. fri-O. 5Ho.
rKTltOl.if.Mteiidy ; United closed at Sic
lild : VVnuhltiKtim. bbl . , (5 ( ; AVoshlnetun. In bulk.
41.60 ; reHnetl New York. t > .15 ; I'hllHilflphla und
Ilaltlmoiv , (5,10 : 1'hlladeiphliL niul Italtlmqre , in
bulk. I2.CO.
ItOHIN- Firm ; strnliu-tl. eoinmon la E od. JI.I5
TlMU'BNTINi-null ; t90 'ic.
HICK I > omesilr , fair to extia , 4UeCic ! ; Japan ,
4S04Hc.
WOLAHSKS Steoilyj New Orlennn , open kettle ,
cooil to rhnlco , ? idtk- .
1'tO UtON-Dull ; Scotch , $ M. < K ) : J.Wj Ameri
can. I10.004il3.00.
COl'I'liltQilkl ; Inke. D'ie.
TIN -Steady ; stmlls , J1J. W ; plain , market
qul l.
KI'EKTMH Mnrkct ilrady ; dnmrslle , 13.36 bid ,
Bales on 'change , 41 tuns tin ul (15.55 fur & I-
trr 115.65 fur December. I15.U fur this year ;
Iso HUM can spelter , prompt shlpmrnla from
west , at 13.35.
COTTON B1IED OlIKlmi. . prime crude. f ]
lOc ; eft crudf , He ; yellow butler gru'lei ' ,
chnlce summtr yrllnw , Ke ; prlmi yrllnw , SU-
rllun otl grnilu. JSQ.UUe ; pilnio n-lilte , tit ,
Cnnilltloii of Tr lie nml IJuit4il : il nil
Sliiplo unil I'uui'.v IViiilnrn.
lliiltvr nilil eggs were llrm yentrulay niiJ
chlckrrn loivef.
IlUTTin--l'nclliiR : Mnrk. lie ; fair to B . .d
country , HfJlJci choice in fancy , 17SJllc ; ffnth-
cred cifninei y , KC33C ; scpamtor creamery , Kc.
I'fldrt-l'er d z , ( 13C.
1.IV11 rotjI.TIlV-OM htn . Sci rortslerj. 24 !
Je ; sprliiB eldcki-ns , ' 'iflSHc-j ' iliic-Ns , Ic : hen tur-
l < v ) , 70 ! > i > ; gobblers , ifa'ic ; old geenr , futl-fi-nth-
cred , 40Bc.
VKA1'holce fat nnd tmnll vcali are rumt'S
Dl Mrt.ijr ; roiirw and Inrxo. 9iir4e.
OIIKKHI' ! Wlsommm , full crenm. neir nnkt ,
lifni'ic ; Ncbinska nnd loivn. full cream , lie ,
Neliraokn und lou.i , pnrl KKlnia. ic ; l.lni-
Lurger. No. 1 , lie ; brick , No. 1 , lie ; Hwluo , No.
I , lltflSc.
lIAY-fplaiid liny , HOi mldl.ind , JD.50 ; Irnvlalld.
J'J. Color nuikpn the price on liny. Light balm
nell ( lie \ < mOnly lop Rreiles brlris top prices.
rlUHONS-Old bird' , per dn . , tDc.
roTATOIW Huunil lut > "f li mc grown or
Kiinim * Hlock. 8)0 ) , > er Im. ; smill lota on 01-
derj"i.V ! ( - ; Callf'il ' nlM , We.
MFI.f > NS-Onnd rlack , crntcd. J20.
rANTAI.OUri:3-Uome grown , per doi. , 59cO
tl.f ) .
OI.I > TMIANf Hiind-plctted nnvy , $2Z3 ; me
dium. f : . 10fl2.ll ; common white beans , Jl.3
Wl.W.
ONIOXS-On onlvr.i , 7 > per bu.
( 'AltllAdlKdiilhrrn : , 2o.
CKI.KIIY Per dna. , 3.5jlOc.
HVVHirr l'OTATOHS-1'er lb. , < c.
ntriTS.
Three cms r > f fruit ihuimnl hands nt the
auction Mile .vvstnrdiiy.
STHAWtll-ilIHK8 : None- .
Al'I'I.KS-nood Vtnrk , iicr lilil. . 12 5i > B3.00.
S N'ane.
Ill , ACKIIiititKS : : Nine.
l'lc'llisCalir : : rnla. II Mfll ID.
Jl.Wfll.i3.
Tins-Nona
IM'.MIS llnttlett'ii , JIM ; other vaitetlea. II.0. .
A I'lllCOTS California , nnne.
riiriiruns-rallfflrnta. non.- .
OHAI'RS CuncoiilH , 10-"J t-s.ff ! l , 2.fl3i)0 ! Cal-
faiiila , JI.W.
THOPICAl. l'Tt'TS. ]
IIANAXAK-riioice Klt.tlt. 11.7511 : : ; fft bvnc- .
I.I5.MONS Pancy lemons , uiK ) size , $ C.5 > ) ; fancy
i'mons. 3C'l plxn , IC. ' * ' ) .
OUANOiS : None- . '
IMNKAPPPl.T.S N'ene.
MlSCIil.t.ANF.OL'S.
Fioa-Fnney. per It' ' . . ISe.
HONnV-C.illlainlu , 15c : dark honey , 100120.
MAPl.i : SYlll'P-Oullon crm * . per doz. , 112.
NI'TS Aim-mils. ] " < ! ? 17c ; nnallsli walnuts , 10O
Jo ; fllliertc , 12e ; flrnzil mil ! " . IDe.
CIDKIt Pure juice , per bid . SO ; ImU bbl. , (3.2j.
HllHlS N"i. " t Breon hides 2'ic ; N" . 2 Kie n
iJ ! . I'SQI'1 ' : No. 1 Rrcen nailed hides , 3VJe ; No.
2 Rrren siiltivl hides , SflSUciNii. 1 green snlt"d
3e ; No. 1 dry stilted hides. 4c. Part cuied hides
Uo per Ih. lens Hi tin fully cured.
H1IK1IP PKt.TS Ore-en snltml. each. rSK6i > c ;
gncn saltpd ilio.irlliiK-n ( short xroolfd enrly Bklns ) ,
each. CCISff ; dry shonrllnKS ( shoit woaled enrly
fklnj ) , No. I , eich , 5Bl > c ; dry phearllnsa ( sliorl
t\m > lnl curly skins ) . No. 3. each , Sc : dry ( lint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per
lt > . , netual weight. 6OSo : murrain wool p lts , per
lb. , hctual welKht. IC e ; dry Mint Colorado
butcher wool pelts , per lb. . nciualwelRht , 40
c ; murruln wool pelts , per lb , , actual weight ,
iVc. Have feet cut off , as IL Is useless to pay
freight on them.
TAU.OW AND cmEASn-Tallovr. No 1. 4 $
4 c ; la'lftw , No. S , a'iSS'Uc ' : giease , whlto A ,
4it4'ic ; grrtisif , Rhlta 1J. SVjflS e ; grease. > cl-
low. 3c ; grease , dark , Z'.Sc ; old huUer. ZflJ'ic :
es'tax , prime , ISfflSc ; rough tallow. Hifllc.
] iiilUVlnit ; A
, AUB. 2 . \ viat ( ! > d.--
< in liirgo receipts In the nurtliucrt nt
( PI mill , il points und icporls < j ( fri-n dellveili-s by
nniiii'iH in the cnuntfy After ahnut ilnrllne
the -HlhiK uas ehrekeil by Ilin liilk oC fin t
affivilm ; nun. making vrlirnt aymputhotle , wh'ch
Ciiusi-il buying . Selling h.at . for future dellv-
ervas not no lurge of , had been exp 'eted. n
the Inli'ilor Ijiiyeis n'e FellkiB tn arrive. n
they found Hti ndvaninge In djlmr so. fur Ihe
pi leu , if etili ! v b at on track nii'l wheat to af-
ilvt on track bplnjf the RIIIIP tirlee as Decem
ber , and. on Hint account. Bales made in nrilve
within fifteen d : ya nre to tlie advmt Ke of In-
teilor liuyor ! * . UB they would gel the eiiHh for
tbflr wh.'iil In two weeks Uialead of wa'tlnc ' nml
cnrryhiK It In store , paying Inmiancc nnd other
expcnwH , to Ki-t their money In IVei'mber. The
dHin.'ind win good for rash wheat , particularly
for olil , by local mlllois , whi wanted It for
grltidlni. . as reveitil companies have no xtock
im hand f elxviilnni for iirefent use. The miir-
ket tliixil ut a lally of 'if fiom the ljwe.il
point , with August wheat higher than yp ter-
d.iy and September lower , December 'ic lower
nml May ' .4c lowrr. Old cash wheat un track
was : No. 1 hard. 67',4c ' ; No. ' 1 northern , MCI
NIL 2 northcin , r.'e , with new No. I hnnl nt
51c ; No. 1 niiithcin , S3Mr : No. 2 imtlinn ,
Wic. lifcelpla were IfS.fldO Ini.i exports , 27.0M
bu. Thu mills nre grinding liivivlly , th < ; output
last wvpk bcbii ; iilmve ! 45.0"0 Mils. , consiuinlng
nbinit l.KtO.Orti ) bu. of wheat. The estimate for
today's local milling consumption Is liS.OOO bu.
of wheat , or mine 17.00H bu. mwa than received.
lifter dcdiu'thiK the shipments for HIP dny. Mills
were 'sllin.ilcd ( o bo grinding lit the rate of
nlout t'l.ooi ' bbls. for the 21 hours. Shlpmcnls
wera I3i n > bbls. patents. P.itenls. J3.1JW 1.10 ;
bnki-ni. I2.004I2.13. Millers' nates are runuliiK
quite large. _
( 'lilra ii I'rull Oii
rilK'AOO , Aug. 21. The Earl Kiult company
soM California fiull nt nuctlon today , reiillzinsr :
1'eais , i.irtlett : , Jl. $55(1.40 : Heurre riulrRCAii ,
Jl ; fwkH. half boxes , C5o. Prnches , oinng- , >
rlliis. CO 7Dp ; b-mcn cling. IKClluc ; Su5fuehannii.
MffWe ; lain Ciuwfuids , 530 ; c ; lmmen ! < riunn-
tltlt's of Michigan poaches arrlvins nl ( ireeent.
I'Timr * . < ierman , (1.05 ; ( Irons. 75)0e | ; slh'cr.
* * . Plums. Vletoila. 75e ; Kclxey Japan , 754iS5o ;
ld l ! NVcturhins , J1.2 > . Oiapcit. half einle .
Thomi | on'p , pcedlm"1 , $1.35 ; Wusrat. | 1.0. 1.S5 ;
Tokay. ( I 2VfPl.W. ! Twenty-eight rars of "ul-
Ifr.rnla fiult were fold lientoday. . About
twenty carloads nre expected tomorrow. All
kinds of local fruit very ehean ut present.
In Nh-w York : llaitlettf , fl.GOin.g'i ; P"'ache .
"A * ; nun k t 'glutted wllh .leispy peachea ; grapes ,
Tokuy. half cinle * , ll.MiTM.aS : Muscat. JI.15.
I'liiniM and prunes , egi , SKM-Til II ) ; QuaLk.-nlxis ,
Mi'UI.4j : ' ; Qros , SOcSJl.20 ; . Hungarian , SOc ®
1.10.
1.10.In
In Chleas" : Porter Ilros. onmpany told tod.iy
nt iimiWjii th.rlpen ca's f Cullfoinhi frull ;
llaitlctt pi-ai. < , (1 r.QI.ID ; overripe. G3cBl.lOi }
II. HaidyH , ll.'B. Gross prun s , C3eO'c. Sus-
iiurliamin. peaches. 5. > 5J7Dc ; single Tokays. Jl.OO
(81.10 ( ; Mnseals. BiiiBJl.2' ' ) . Japan pluiiii , $1.80.
I.-ite C'rawfoid peaches , rwiiiOria ; oianifp illngs ,
mufjftto. Qiinckc'iili P plums , Jl nofll.lv ; I'mple
Diliili'-fl. Mo ; llcirnan priinen , ll.03fjl.10 ; Mel -
l > * * vltt cllm ; peaches. J5e.
Piiricr Kros. eninpanv. New Yoik , Bold three
CRIB ll.ii licit' * , II 25'3I.7S ; Snsquchanna pcnches.
r.liSOc ; late riawfnnls. 4Sc $ > l. & ) ; Allhrlght
clings. Jl.om,2. . , KsK Plums , II ; Kelsey Japan
plums , iVfil.li ) . Cross prunes , OOcfifl.25 ; half
crates , TokaV. 11.50 ; Muscats , TOcZiJl 14 ; Hose of
1'erus. ic iiJl.l ( ) .
Coffrr Murkttt.
NKW YrWK , Aus. 2 > . COri-'KC Options
Oi > nd ilull at unclinnKfcl to 5 points nilvunce ,
mini Kfnrnilly weuk , nml do eil ilull niul weak ,
wltli Aucust25 j.olntH I.IW.T , und oilier munllm
undmnKCil Io & pnlnlx lower not : Kils , 7,231)
IUIJTS. Includlni ; : August , at $14.40 : Soiitomlii-r.
tll.IOfilS.04 ; October. t3.30 ; Dvccinlirr. 112.63.
unil Miirch. $12.20. JU coftct. Itlo. .lull ; No. 7.
IBe ; mild , tpilet ; Ordova , lOiJIMie ; adieu , 350
IKIRH Maninill.o , nt lOe , for BOI ! I'uculn ; wnre-
hniiHd ildlveilcs from Ntw Voik yostenlay ,
ln.4ii7 liana ; NI-W Vorl < * tnrk today , 103,071 bairn ;
1'nllPd Slutrs stock , 140,523 liaira ; ullont for tlio
l.'nlteil StntPH , 2S9.00-1 I > K ; tni.il Usll.lo for tlio
t'nllcil Sluifs , 42S 2S bngs , 11 fa In El niS.GCT IMRH
last ymr.
MANTOS , Aim. 23. Murhft quiet : KO < ! nvoi-
Ki9 Santos00 ! ; reralplg , 14,000 l > asa ; Ktoclt ,
! l.o < ) IKIRB.
HAMItl'UO. ' Auir. 29. Maike-t qul t ; pliers
uiu-liHUK'il ; B.ilPH , 7ouO , lines.
IIAVIIK. AIIK. 23. Maiket opened < \ \ > \n \ nin !
uni'himiiod Io Hf lilKlier ; cluneil net unchanged
to ( if lilgher ; tntal wileB , 15,000 line * .
IllO , Aup. 29. Maikft jtenily ; No. 7 , J13.M ;
( xcliunxi * , Mid ; rrcrlptx. IS.000 lues , cleared for
tlm llnlliMl Hlntfi . H.1" ) baca : < - ] < > nred for Ku-
ropc , 5.OK ) hnKH ; ntork. 2. , , c ) lues ; cleared from
Hlo , AUKU t 2S , H.OOU bins.
> 'mr Vork Dry < cioila Market.
NITW YOUIC , AtiR. 23.-In tlio joliblnit rlepart-
mcnt uf inule . liimlnosH Is liunimlnR. rilcm me
hurtlcnlnr nil ulunK the line nnd aKnts liuve
made tlie following ndvnnccn : Aiiin UfiiR nn < l
Kxi'i-lxlnn clu > ck9 and tlrln' | . ' .ic ; Manchester ,
DnnlHli tUiurls'tr \ ; 1-ancnster KlnRhnms , r > 'ic :
Mi-rrhiuick cafhmi-rc ilelnlnc. 2iic. l.irB < busl-
ncss la OuInK In printed KIMHIVooldi cooda
dlxrlrutp larRor rnKOE 'iifntfl. ' PilntliiB cloths
MINI at 2Uc , with Mies of 23.000 pieces.
I.lTurpiinl "liirlioli.
I.IVKIII'OOU AUK.TAl.lXWNomlnal ;
ntiphly i > o < ir ; ptlme city , l' .
fd'fTON1 SKKU OIlrf-StMuly ; 21s.
Tl'lll'KNTINK imll ; Iioldt'ia nff r m xlernti-ly ;
PIirll5 | , 218 Gd.
HOSlN Dull ; holders offer nii > Joritely ; c-uu.
mon , 3 * 7il.
IIDI'S At Ixmdon ( I'uclflo cotiBt ) , ipidy ; HUI-
ply iwur ; 11 IDS. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sueiir "liirkot.
Ni\V YOUIC. Auir. M. Sr AH-llnw. firm :
siilrK. 40 , iia 1'iiBs ccnlrifuKTil. fti'Hl. . at 3'U' . nml
lu IDIIK Mu covnilo. 63 t > fl , at 3'.if. Jlennoil ,
qult unil llrm. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
bTUOKti AM ) IIONDS.
Duvvniruril Movunifliit ui the Ilirliitiien ICv-
l el Kit Krvali Inipct'S Yesterday.
NEW YOIIK. AUK. 29. The ilownwinl
movement on tha Stock exchange received
( reali Impetus today by reason of the publi
cation or the very discouraging Btateinentu
made by the Hock Island Itallroail company
by President Cable In an Interview had In
Chicago yesterday. The bears Issued the
ammunition thus supplied to them and raided
Uock Island , the other grangers , and In ( act
the.entire active Hat , and succeeded In forc
ing i > r ces down materially , Itcck Island sell
ing off IH per cent , Burlington & , Qulnc )
1 % per cent. St Paul H per cent. Northwest-
crn K Per cent , Mlsiourl Pacific IU per cenl
ind New York Central H per cent. Th
Industrials were also very heavy , notablj
Sugar , which was sold heavily on leporti
< hU th tariff VM not to ( * vorabl to Uu
trust a hail b en represented. Tlie gelling
of tlii * sleek wjs liirR'ly 1 > y brokers wh-1 h'd
bpen btij-ere lo-r a cllnuc durns the recent
adv nci ? , antl con"ecncntly : was believed to bo
on ll | iillnilon of holdlnps acquired at flRUrps
lunch lover than current rates. A break
oC 3H pep cent to W& wna effected before
1 c.'cl ck. DtirltiR tlio afternoon a rilly to
10SV4 wa ? matte , rollowt-d by a reaction to
IOT',4 ' and n final rally of U per cent , the
decline on the day beliifi 3W l > er cent. Tlie
preferred fell olt 1 * per cent. The other
Industrials aim red In the depression. Whisky ,
arier huvlriB lost Its lead In the specuUtrvc
market , was modest today , receding per
cent and ndvaticlnK &J psr cent on the early
trading nn.l Mien declining 1 per cent. Dls-
( piletliiK reports of the ( allure of business
to respond to the settlement of the tariff
il'iestl n was a factor In the depreciation In
lahiei and the supse-sl on ( hat the fight be
renewed next December did not relieve the
depression , The greatest depression was ex
perienced before 1 o'clock , nnd thereafter
there were occasional rallies shortly , In
which some sliares. recovered the greater
part of the early losses , while In some In
stances advances were made upon yesterday's
final figures. In th flnal denllnps a healthy
tone prevailed nnd the market closed steady
to frin. The bnd market was fairly active
and very steady. The transactions aggro-
Rated $ U5li,000 ,
The Kvcnlng 1'cst says : In today's mar
ket long stock nnd short Block both from
purely speculative t.onrces was pressed for
sulo In utmost unlimited iuantltles. | No
explanation Is ncceopary for this reaction
except the perfectly familiar Wall street
maxim that a long anticipated favorable
event , such as the tariff settlement , Is always
ovcrdlsrounted In 'advance and always fcl-
lowed by realizing pales of Blocks.
Tlio Kvcnlng Post's London cable says :
liuoynncy continues In the stock markets.
The public Is buying nil securities but Amer
icana. Purchases are chiefly confined to Hn-
gtUh and continental and professional buyers.
South American stocks are 'having quite a
boom and the general appearance ot the stock
market sugccsts a continued Improvement.
The India council allotment today wns very
favorable , 2C3 lakhs being applied for and
bills were allotted up to t3Txd.
The following were the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Aiciilsvr U)6 ) Northern 1'iiclne. -IX
Ailiiiua Kxnress. . 14 B Xp. I'.ie. pfil 1 ! > ! 4
Alton. T. II i ) u. r. u. .t o 4
ilo | iM 1WS Nortlivvpatern . . . . 1117
Am. lilt ilo pfd 1-IIW
HaUlmon ) .V Ohio. N. Y. Central 1HIW
C.madaPaclllc . . . t',8 , N. Y..I K.r.ng . . . 2fl ! <
Canada Southern. f.'J ! < | Ontarlo i W 17)4 )
Peutnil I'acltlo. . . Oreron Imp . . . . 10
f' ! . X Ohio Oreiron Nav 10X
Chicago Alton. . . . Mi ) O. .s. IJt fcU. N. . . . "i-t
C..D. A.Q 77K Pacific Mall. . . . . . . . ISM
Chlc.l20iiH .
C'onsolklati'il ( JiiB l'jit I'ittHlnirc
C. C. O. iltSt. L . . . 4l > HiI'nllniin IMlnoo. . JUSK
I'olo. Coal .V Iron HVt'IleaclUitr ' ' . ' 1
Col Ion Oil Cort. . : ii : iUtcliiuonilTorm. . 17
Dot. .UludBon. . . 13l i do | ) fil 2I1
Del. Lick. AV. . . . 107 II. O. VV 10
D. & It. O , | itd ll.Vt'K. ' 0V. . pfd 4B
D.&C. K Co 18)1 Uorlc Isl.ind 60U
Kant Teun 1 1 SI. IMtil Gftk
Erlo 1. Paul fd 120H
ilo iW ,11 St. 1 . .t Oman.i. . . .tm
Fort Wayne IBii ilo pM IKI
G.Xoithorn pfd. . 101 Soutliorn Pao "M (
C. SK. 1. DM UUi ! llcltuttry. . . lU7Ji
Hocking Valley. . ] fr4 ! Tcun. Coal X Iron 18M
111. Central 04 Texas Paoine. . . . lll ! <
Ft. ! ' , . < .llulmli. . . . T. .tO. Cent.pfd. . 70
K.A T. DM ' . .m Union Pacific l'h
U. K. Express fi'J
do | ifcl ! l > 9 ! W. St. L. A I1 7 ! {
LI ! < B Shore 1UO Uo ifd..v ) C-4 !
Lead Trust 4 Wells F-irzo E . . 115
LoulsvllluA N. . . . . i.1U Western Union. . . S8'J
LoulsvllloiX. .L U W. Jilt E 13
Muiihatlan Con. . . 117U do Pfd < 4
c 6 M.tSI. L 4h
Michigan Cent. . . . OH D. A.H. O 1W
Mo.l'aclflc o. K ani
Moblle.1i Ohio. . . . N.L.
Xaalivlllc Clint. . . c. r. & i i *
%
National Cordajo. do ntd
do pM 3Z 11. IT. C
Jf. J. Coiitral 111 T. A. A. JtN. Rl. . . r
N A W. pfd T. St. L. AK. 0. . . .
North Am. Cu do pfd
Tha tot.il ? alcs of blocks tod.iv were. 2H.139
Fhari'H , Including : Ameilcan T .Lncco , ttt9 ;
Anierlnin Huwir , St.V.iS , Uurllnvtm , 22,4)0 ) ; Chi-
-as < i Clus. 10.2.JO ; UlHtllliliK. 12,150 ; rjcnpral Klec-
trie ID.iMl : Mlawurl Taoltlc , 3,770 ; Northern 1'a-
clllc prrrvrml , 1.5 > 1 : Ilock Island , S.220 ; St. Paul ,
S,3ii , ) ; Tnited Sluti-H Coi'dage , S. M ) ; V'cstcrn
Union , 1,571. _
Nun York Money Mnrkut.
NKW YOUIC. AUK , . MONRY ON CAI.L
Misy nt 1 per riit ; last lu.m n d closed offered
ul 1 pi-r cent.
1'ltlMIO MKHCA.\TILG I'Al'GR 3OJU per
WnUIJXG BXCHANOi : null nnd easier.
wllli actual business In Ijnlikrrs' hills nt ! I.SJ ° i
( N.8ii7i Cur dcmiinil and alSiy ( fI.SVH for slxtv-
duy bills ; pj tel lult-s. 1 1.8.03 1. S7 and 51.S74H.Si ;
cmnmcivlul liilla. tt.SlujM.Sl'i.
K t f , V EH r iUT 1 1 1 t'ATES 65'SC.
OVKHNMENT HONDS Finn. State bonds.
dull. Ha 1 1 rood bonds , wcnk.
Closing qiiotutlons on bonds were as follows :
11 S. fioifg . I ) , i. H. O. 7s 1 IS"
I ! . S. &B coup . B. ill. O , la 70
U.S. .IB rei , ' . 114(4 ( Erlo 2nds 70J (
If. H. 4 coui | . 114' * U. 11. iS. A.Us. ! )5 )
IT. S.SHror . U7 do 7s US
l'nclllc * ofl 3. . . 1U1 II. AT. C. 58 10S
AlU. ClHKB A . aiiui pn
Ala. Clnssl ) . 10ill' M.H. &T. . . 7 U
Ala. Claus C . ill' ilo i.'U4s . 43M
Currencies . U'J MnlunlUnlonds. .
J-a. New Coii.Is. . . tin X.J.Ccnt.Goii.Ss.
Us. . . . . . . Kit ) No. Pac. Ista . 10'J
. . . . . . . I''i Nc l > .tc. ' 'mfe . HfiSi
loJB . 9H N. W. CoiiHola - 140
S. C. noiifiiiu ! . do S. F. Dob. 5s. 1 1'J
Tonn. new set. U. R. ft. W. litta . U7
Tc'tin new set 5 . . . . 101 St. P Connol87s. . 127
Tnil. . old U& . tin st. p.c.ii' , vr.sa. mow
Vn. Conturlua . 6Sk , st.UA I.M.Gcn.fia. 78) )
do deferred . 7 S. L , A.9.P.Gen.O. 1)44 )
AtchlHon 4s . 7''H Ti-x. Pac. Ista. . . .
AlchlBon 2s A. . . , ! ! 4U do ' . ' 8 .
Raiiudn So. 'JiulB. . lOi ! O. P. iDta of ' 93. . IDS
Cen. 1'ac. Ists 'ti3. 10'- Wo8LSlioro4a .
nosTON. Any. . ' ! > . Call loans , 1 * 3 p r cent :
llmo lonim , 'M-H per cent. UloHlus prices for
, bonds and iiilnlnr aharo :
A.T. A. S , V W , End pfd 70
Am , Sugar 107J WoitlnKU. Eloctrlo 4
Am. Surar pfj 07 W. Elcc. pfd. 61 !
Bay State Gas 10 Win , Ctmtrnl G
liullTeluphono. . . . 200 Atchluon 2d GH
Hohion i Albany. . 108 ! Alclilaon la
llonlou.t Maine. . . . U7M Now Enffland Oa. , 103
C. . II. L 0 77J ( Qen , Klectrlc as. . . 11 2
Pltchhnre 70 AllolKl Mlnln : Co. 28
Urn , Electric 40 Atlainlo
Illinois Steel. . . . Dl Boston tt Montain
Mexican CVntral. . Untie i Boaton. . . .
N. Y. S. N. B Calumet - . llecla. . CflO
Old Colony . . . . Centonnlal 76
Oroiron Short Llio FranVlln
KtiDbrr
San Dlcijo o ' ' 22Vi
Union Pacific r.m Quliicy. . . . . . . . , . , . . . 1ia
West nml THnmrack 102
Sun I'runclico nilntir ; tjiiotntloiu.
SAN PUANCISCO. Aliff. 29. The ofttcliil closlnt
quotnllana for mliiln ; ntouKg toJiyvurj .n fol
lows i
Bel In iHlo 16 Ilnlo i NorcrOBB. . . 112
llelchrr H4 Mexican Ill )
licBt.V Uolohor. . . . . 124 Ophlr Silfi
lodio ! Con 1S3 Potosl 40
llulwer 1ft SavHee 5H
Cliollar ' _ ' 4 Sierra Nevada 1HU
Con. Cat. A V.i. . . , 4UJ Union Con 7t !
Crown Point 7' ' Utnh 1
EinoicnCon ' . ' . ' > Yellow Jacket.10
Ooiiht A. Curry. . . . CJ
Ncir York Mlulnc < jnot3tloni.
NKW YORK. Aug. 20. The followinr arJ tUs
closing iiMlilni quotationi :
l.'liolor . ! . ' Ophir. 1)0 )
Crown Point. . . . us Sierra Nevada S5
Con. Cat. .VVu. . . . 37S Standard l-'f-
DendwooU . .10 Union Con Ol >
Could i. Curry . CO Yellow Jacket. . . . 3&
II.'iln.V Norcrosa. . fiS IronSllver 10
Qulckullver 175
Mexican . 100 < ! o preferred 140U
Ontario. . ( J.10 Ihilwcr 15
r.uiKtiiii Stuck yuotatloi
LONDON. Aug. SO I p. m. closln ? :
Caindlan P.icltlc. . Dim SU Paul com
Krle . N. Y. Central Klt * <
Erlo 2ds . 7 Pennsylvania 0-i
Ills. Cuntr.il . 7U7 Uradlnir 11K
Mexican onjluary , 20 Met Cen. now4s. UOii
-Niitej.
11OSTON , AUJT. . Clearings , JlO.OOl.llT ; Lal-
arui-3 , Ji.ci4 : .
I1AI.TIMOUK. Aug. -Clearings ) , 11,701,993 , ;
Uil.im-c , } a)2ll .
NKW YOUIC. Aug. i9.-ClearlnB . $ 8,37550 , :
1'H1IAI > I-IVII1A. : AUK. . Clearings , IM-
COJ ; balances. $1,513,768.
1'AIIIB. Aug. 29. S p. m. Three per cent
rfiiti'M. IWf 70u fur the account.
NI3W OUI.KANS , AUK. -Clearing * , ITM.HO
New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial , Me
discount.
WASHINGTON. Aug. . The cn h balance
today wan tl26a,0'Jd. of which | i3ll,103 waa
uuld rtstrve.
C'INCINNATI. Aug. M.-llnney , 4fI6 p r rtnl
New York exchange , par to lie premium. Clear
lnE , ,8t7,300.
MEMPHIS. AUff , S. New 1'ork eicliangc
xelllnK lit Sl.M prrmluin. Clearings. 1115,043
balance * , tKtt. .
SAN K1IANCIBCO. AUK. . Drafts , iliclit
IS'jc ; telegrnphle , \ ' < e. ttllver bars , MfiSOHc
Mexican dollars , ( MnCIVfeC.
LONDON. AUK. . Oolil Is quoted toilay a
Human Ayrrs at 210 ; Madrid , 23. : ! $ ; Lisbon , 30 , ft
St. I'flcrBburs , U > ; Alhen , 71 ; Homv , 10.17
Vienna , 103.
ST. I.OPIS. Aug. 29. rn-arltiK * . I3.0O.4U ; bal
uncec , W73.S8. Money , iiulel , 6Sj7 per cent fn
call and time loans. Exchange on New York
t6c premium.
LONDON , AUK. . t p. m. Itar llvrr , SO'ii '
per ounce. Minify. U p r cent. The lute of illx
count In the o.in market for hort bllla. 9-15J
n l lor threu months , i per cent.
CHIC-AOO. AUK. 29.-Cl irlnts ( , 1SM9.00
Money , < UC > p r cent on call ; ttili IMT c n
on time. N w York exchange. :5c discount
Porrlgn ricliance , tl ady. Btcrllnir , ccminercUl
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Kf J
\li \ _ _ . lj
Cutt'o ' R oaipU Still ingir in ths Low
No'.cbes ' Dopito tbo Dcmintl ,
" '
LOCAL REQU RMENTS" : NOF SUPPLIED
Corn fell ltcr ei Scurrrr Tlnin Kier nml
lliij-crn r < irrnl t ( > l jiliKtlu to I'll )
Onlrrs ( lijcxl | ! < IK' Still
IIIR HtRli t'rlccx.
WEDNESDAY , Aug. 20.
The receipts today consisted ot 2,812 cattle ,
7,821 hogs nnd 337 sheep , as against 3,811
cattle , 8,051 hogs and 278 sheep on yesterday ,
and 2,23" cattle , 9,521 hogs and CO sheep en
Wednesday of last vceh. Thus far this
week the receipts foot up 9.69S cattle , 18H25
hogs , and GIG sheep against 7,039 cattle. 20-
S39 hogs and 1,898 sheep fcr the correspond
ing days of last week. This shows an In
crease of over 2,000 cattle , but n decrease of
about 2,000 bogs.
CATTLE Out of the 2,842 cattle received
here today , 551 liead were shipped direct to
the packers from Kansas City. Tlio balance
of the receipts were made up largely it cows ,
canncrs and stock cattle , there being no
choice corn fed steers In the yards , There
were a few light native steers and some
pretty fair westerns. The receipts of corn
fid cattle have been FO light during the past
few days that the packers have besn unable to
secure as many as were wanted. Today the
packers reported that they were trying to
buy corn fed cuttle In Kansas City. The
general market was fully steady. One bunch
of corn fed westerns brought $4.05 , which
was the top for the day. There were a few
westerns good enough to bring " 3.60.
There were n few pretty good cows , but
nothing very tnncy. The market was steady
on the desirable grades of butchers' stock ,
such as gord cows and heifers , but lower on
the trashy stuff. The supply ot stoclters arid
fecdtrs wns large , but light stock cattle pre
dominated. There were , however , n few
pretty gcod Meshy feeders. Representative
sales :
DUEHSUI ) DKER
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
C. . . . 994 3 00 7 , . . .1000 ? 3 00 3. . . .1100 J3 75
3. . . . 0 l ) J 00 1..1MO 3 25 20. , . . 091 3 85
PINO AND KXPOUT.
15. . . .1218 3 00 65..IMS 3 27 < i 42..1373 4 OJ
. .1310 3 00
COWS.
1. . . . 775 I 00 1. . . . G70 I 73 1..1210 2 10
3. . . . KO 1 10 3..1000 I 75 1 so 2 "
1. . . . Ml ) 1 IS 1..10IO 1 73 1. . . ISO 2 15
1. . . . 950 1 K 7. . 591 1 75 2. . . t&O 2 15
1. . . . 030 1 25 1. . dlO 1 75 2. . .510 2 15
S. . . . S7G 1 35 5. . S2S 1 75 28. sii 2 r
10. . . . 74 ! 1 35 2. . BXJ 1 75 3. ! C3 2 15
G. . . . 8J8 1 40 175 1 SO 1..1540 2 IS
7. . . . 817 1 40 729 1 83 7. . . . S02 2 10
10. . . . 871 1 40 2. . GS3 1 SI 3. . . . Wi 2 SO
J. . . . 003 1 BO 7. . 630 1 M IS. . . . 777 2 1'5
1. . . .lOfM 1 BO B. . 780 1 I'O ' 4. . . 792 2 53
4..1000 ISO 20. . 31 1 90 13. . . B.-.O 2
4. . . . 600 I M 28. . ECS 1 M 27. . . i5 2 23
1. . . . G > 0 1 CO 9. . B37 1 SO 34. . . . M > 7 2 25
1..1010 1 60 1. . 970 200 25. . . .988 2 S5
1. . . . 770 1 SO 7. . Mil 2 00 IS. . . . 628 2 40
1..1070 1 50 765 2 00 20. . . .923 2 10
3. . . . ! i3G 1 SO 1055 2 00 2G. . . .100. > 2 10
' " ' 2. , M : " 2 oo 8. . , .100 * 2 45
. . 790 1 60 1. , 3.70 2 00 21. . . 6SO 2 43
. .MO 1 CO I. , 1010 2 W ) 1. . ' .irco 2 so
. . ( Aft 1 5 * 15. KOI 2 10 I. . , .1220 S CO
I. . . . 773 1 50 3. . . . 913 i2 10 S. . .10S2 2 50
X..1120 1 SO 1..1KO 2 10 1 .100' ' ) 2 CO
. . SM 1 .13 1..IOOO ' 2 10 1S , . .1001. 2 ro
i. . . . HO i r. : 32. . . . 733 .2 10 10. . . 951 2 65
. . ! K > 1 33. . . . 815 2 10 4. . . 729 2 60
1..1070 1 65 1..1110 2 10 M ) . . 125 2 SO
I. . . . 910 1 65 6.-601 10 1. . .1390 2 85
3. . . . 9S3 1 j 11. . . . 8Z2.2 10
3. . . . 408 1 23 1..J 4M-11 CO ISO
1 49 66S 1 60 X. . 721 1 81
. r.3.- 1 10 . 5&1 il 60 2. 7M 200
r.3.635
635 1 45 475 'I 60 30. . 2 IK )
MO 1 45 8. . , f > V > 1 CO 720 2 20
. 603 1 45 1. . . 630 1 65 75) 2 25
413 1 CO 10. . or 1 73 13. . 2 30
. KM 1 60 2. . , ' 705 10. . . 63C 2:5
. S03 1 SO
. 300 1 73 l..i 240 2 SO 3. . . . 2 3 00
. 170 1 15 1. . . . 3 < X ) 2 75 1. . . . 180 3 21
. 'MO 200 B.-.r2L'C 76 I. . , . JW 3 2 >
. 223 2.00 1. . . . JOO "J 00 , l.v , ,1(0 ( 3 M
. KO 512. . 91 ' WM 3 M
. 280 2 50 2.--8i5 300 1. . . . 13) 3 CO
. 2C3 2 M
DUI.LS.
. 7SO 1 SO . .1400 1 40 . . 900 1 CO
. 910 1 80 , . .1100 1 43 . .1410 1 60
. 940 1 30 1 13 . .1003 1 )
. SOO I 35 . fSO 1 It . .14GO 1 (10 (
.1176 1 25 .1000 1 50 . .1210 1 M
.1100 1 (0 .IC.JO 1 50 . .12W 1 73
.1300 1 10 .1470 1 50 , .13W 1 75
.12SO 1 10 ,1170 1 CO . . 5(0 ( 1 75
. 7,10 1 10 .1300 1 CO . .1MO 190
. CM 1 40
STAGS AND BULLS.
2. . . .1100 175
STAGS.
4..1155 260
STOCKErtS AND FEEDERS.
2. . . . 470 1 40 5. . . . S72 2 23 1. . 235
1 CCO 2 00 5. . . . SSS 2 25 19. . 816 2 06
1. . . . 530 2 00 4. . . , C25 2 25 23. . t-21 2 37 Vi
1 300 2 00 1. . . . 9CO 2 21 4. . 921 240
10. . . . 455 2 00 5. . . . 442 2 25 25. . 710 2 40
4. . . . 337 2 10 5. . . . C 2 2 25 40. . P01 2 40
30 450 Z 10 7. . . . JOS 2 80 15. . 747 2 40
2. . . . 985 2 10 3. . . . 670 2 30 21. . 740 2 40
10. . . . 793 210 3. . . . 783 2 SO 1 ! . . fiJt 241
1. . . . 820 215 3. . . . SS6 2 39 10. . 936 2 15
2. . . . 3S5 2 IB 3. . . . 920 2 30 15. . 622 2 60
22. . . . 5S3 215 4. . . . 775 230 18. . 921 2 59
3 377 2 20 2. . . . 480 2 3' ' ) 12. . 985 2 60
3S. . . . 56 ! ) 2 20 G. . . . MS 2 M 650 2 50
2. . . . 823 220 IS. . . . 726 2 30 29 877 2 69
8. . . . 741 223 13. . . , 618 2 SO 41 2 55
2..1135 225 3. . . . M3 230 93. . . . 1015 2 65
26. . . . 628 225 8. . . . 670 230 11. . . . 834 2 C5
t. . , . 372 2 23 1. . . . 290 230 22..1011 2 C' ' )
8. . . . 675 2 25 1 330 2 SO IS. . . . 893 2 B' )
3. . . . 680 223 2. . . . 805 235 18. . . . PI2 2 C"
1. . . . 720 225 10. . . . CCO 2 t5 15..1133 2 8)
WKSTEHN CATTLE.
No. Av. I > r. No. Av. Pr.
2 cows 900 tl 75 3 cows 8-13 tl 75
,2 cowa 1000 1 7f 11 cows 947 2 43
.0 cons 10SO 2 45 30 cowa 9oG 2 70
1 cow 1090 270 7 cows 1125 2 70
1 cow 1190 300
300WVOMINO.
WVOMINO.
1 bull 1570 1 30 1 Btng 14.V ) 2 00
1 cow 1160 2 23 1 cow 1070 2 2.
1 cow 1130 2 25 3 cows T010 3 00
4 cows 10T,2 3 00 3 cowa 102S 3 00
1 cow 11CO 3 00 2 cowa 1030 S 00
7 COWR 974 3 00 4 cows ii < 2 3 00
IS Btoera 10S3 3 40 21 steers lD f X 45
1 steer 1010 3 43 10 steers 1081 X 45
12 itecra 1160 3 45 K ite > ers 10S7 3 45
KOt'TH DAKOTA.
U cows 1130 285 2 cows 883 2 SS
6 cows 1111 285 1 steer 1050 335
1 steer 1000 335 4 steers 1175 335
1 stau 1140 269 U cows 1130 2 C5
11 steers 1107 3 25
HOGS The receipts of hogs fell a little
short of yesterday's run. The general mar
ket did not show much change from yester
day. Tliero were no very fancy loads of hogs
on sale today and the top was not as high
as yesterday by 6c. The best heavy and
butcher weight hogs sold largely at $5.4G to
} 5.CO , while the light and light mixed hogs
ranged from $5 to | 5.40. The market on the
poor and trashy stuff Is very uneven and the
range In prices -wide. Representative sales :
s . . . m . . . a
1 . .20 . . . 3 ' * !
aa . n . . . a r.
I . .W > . . . 3 jr.
20 . 72 . . . 3 88
SI 1ICI31' There were n fv f common Unlit
Bli eon received. 'I lie market Is ntioiit sternly
nt the prevailing low | irlc . fair to good
native * nn > quotable at $2.26C2.76 ; fair to
KM < 1 westerns , 12. 0062. 10 ; common and stock
sheep , J1.7C5T2.2J ; good to choice lambs , ? : .2i >
03.75. _
llpcolpts mill IIUlmlHliri of Storli.
Olllclnt receipts nntl illfpoilllon ot stock n
shown by tin- books otIP \ \ I'nlon Stuck YBiili
ciiniinny | for ih < - twenty-four Sours OII.HIIK Ht J
p. in. , Wiilrwwlny , Aiixuft 29 , 1584 :
lIUCtitl'Tti.
Cuttle . 1M 2sn
Hog * . ll 7.581
Sheep . 2 J *
DISPOSITION.
lltiyrrs. Cutlli' . Hose. Shoi-p ,
Omnlm 1'iirlitiiR company , , 9) &OS .
The O. II. lliiitimoml Co. . . . 4HC 1,1C .
Swift mill Company * . . v 1M W1" > .
The Cudnhy 1'nfliltiK Co. . . . 557 ! > SI i. . . . .
.tohn I' . Snilrc & r > . 27.1 .
Trl-Clty 1'wklntc company . < ' .
Cud.iliy llnis . 276 .
I'lntiUlnxtmi . S45 .
1 1. llvi'kcr . Kt .
A. II nan . i : > .
It. Decker & Uwn . W .
J. I-nlmmi . It8 .
O. II. Wll-oci . ' I.'M .
Iop I ItntliKclilltl . 2S .
O. II. It. , from Kimx.i ! ) City 2.1 .
Cuilnliy , [ mm Kiinsns City. . 32J . . . .
Plilppers nml feeders . fU 1,117 .
Lt-ft oxer . 337
Total . 2-5S3 7,862 337
cinc/vc.o i.ivi : STOCK.
Them AVui.itVrj - Full Supply of Cutllu on
lluiid Vrttcnl'iy.
CHICAOO , Aus. W. There was a very full
supply of cattle licrc loOay , nlwut 7,000 linul
nrrlvlnp. or that miinlicr nil Imt nbnut C.10J
head were nntlvcs. Tlie offering ! ) of rlpi * < 'iuili' ,
liowevcr , were not so numeuHis nn to unfavnr-
alily nffcct values for that Bimle. Anything
roBflepslriK tlie nriulrei ] ntyle nml tlnlih n l < l
quicknt furincr phcce. Ailcs ot natUcH were at
llnlli 11.25 to J5.M. The nut > Me flKUIc UIH :
olitnlnril for l,72s-ll > . Knulo shm thorns , ami Is
tht > hlh'licat BO fur reni'linl. TliPic wi-U1 H fovs
Halloa lit fiom J3.50 to J'.T5 , but almnit tlie
entire supply clianReO lintids ut prlcen ranRlni-
duwmtnnl from J5.25. Wcflteino. of wlilfli tlun *
\\rro about 4IKK ) hrad , wrte cnpy at fioni M.75
to Jl.G'i for poor to rholce. iiml s.ilos of To.niis
were Blow at from 41.25 to ? 3.25.
Ill hog * , ulillc today illil not sec mmti fin'linr
change In prlct-s. the tune nppraieil tn bo
very llrm. The pLiensthcnlnB fnrlura wcio tlio
( IwlrHllInt ; ti-crlpln niul the nilvniicp In ImK
ntoducls. Ilari-ly 20.000 hcml arrived tuilny , luaK-
\ng \ about "S.OOtt for the rxplrcil imlt of Ililn
wet-It , which la nearly r.,000 , head li > * s than the
R.ime time lrt t we < k , 19,030 U'as than two wivKa
niio. and 3J.OOO less than n year nio. The
highest price palil toil.iy was Oc above yrtifr-
dny'8 highest nalc , but there was not that much
Kaln In tlie conimonci Krndc.ihlcli nvi > inui il
Ktrmly. Th cleinruul wnn active and by llv
middle of the foicnoon about oil the Rood hnp ;
wuru out uf hellcrH * handb. l atpr In the fnit >
noon an c.ipler fooling cmppeil out anil the cloyo
was quite weak. l < 'inm t.t.75 to 31.75 foi cull * ,
there weie hales all alotiK up to $ G.1S ( or fancy
thougli perlinpi 75 per cent of the iituiT WOM
WflKhed nt from li.M to 1C. There weic eevoiMl
trillion nt IC.OJ.
Hales of nherp choxvcd no quotable chnnRo In
values , but theic wan u lu\\er m.nkct for lambs.
It was illlllcult io cct a bid of an much as ( I
for the best of the offcrlnsH , while fair to good
soita were slow nt from ji.75 to } 1 The nmic
of quotations for nbrcp icmalncil at from tl to
J3.T ! > . with Miles principally at fiom M to Vim.
HKCnil'TS-Cnttle , 17.000 lipud ; calves , 900
hejil ; IIUKS. 20.009 hend ; sheep. ll,00 l head.
The CvcnliiK Journal lepoils : IIOC5S IlrcolplR
today , 20,000 ; ofllelal ypstcnluy. 1J,7VG head , eh p-
melita yesterday. 6.7" ? brad ; left over , about 3.l'iO
luiicli ijuallty rnthcr pour ; maiket ucllvi * , with
beat grades Cc hiKhcr ; other lots steady. Sales
ranceU nt J5.53iltj.00 for light ; J5.JJBo. 10 for
rough piiekim ; ; $5.20Jj. ! > i for mixed ; JJ.tatJG.ifv
for heavy packing uiut shlppliiK luts.
CATTU : llecelpts today , 17KX ) head ; ofllrial
ycHtenlay , 7,312 head ; shipments yestfrdny , ! . : ' : >
hond ; best KtaJrs , lOUl..c higher ; other
Slin'El' Heceipla today. 11.000 head ;
yrsterday , ll.Sj-l heaO ; shipments ycsteiday , none ;
market , steady.
WKbTKKN 1 > ACKIN INTKKI TS.
Still I'urllicr Ucurraso In Alnrlintln nf HofM
nciiialiiH the IVature.
CINCINNATI , Aug. M. ( Ppeclul Tclcuiam to
The Heo. ) Tomorrow's Price Cunent will say :
Thcro has been a further decided decrease In
marketing of lioga. Parkins for the \\vv\i \ Is
SSJ.OiK ) , compareil with 27D.OOO the preceding week
and 230.00W last yonr. From March 1 the total Is
.005,000 , against 4.930,000 u year ago. 1'iomlnent
places compare DB follows :
Cities. ISO I. 18W.
Chicago 2.U5.000
Kansas City . . 970.000
Omaha 7S.1.000 .
SI. Louis . . . . . S57.000
Cincinnati . . . 195.000 141.030
Indianapolis . . SOf.OOJ us.ooo
Milwaukee . . . 2CC.OOO 1M.OM
Cedar Rapids lit. 00.1 1M.OM
St. Joseph . . . . 232. IKK ) 119.000
Sioux City . . . . 1W.0001 102.0M
Ottumwa 150.0001 102.0)0
Nebraska City Ji7,000 | 116,000
KiuiKii3 City Llvo Stock .1
KANSAS CITY , AUB. 23. CATTLn Receipts ,
12,20" ) head ; shipments , 4,200 , heail ; m.irkct steady
to f tiling- ; Texas ulcers , I2.20ft3.00 ; beef steals ,
13.3505.35 ; native caws , Jl.50B2.75 ; starltcis and
feeders , J2.25ii3.S5.
HOGS Receipts. 9.COO head ; shipments. 1.500
heitd ; market optued strong tn lOc higher , olosod
lower ; bulk of pales , $5. Ii'r5.R5 ; heavlefl , $5.75fj
5.W ) ; packers , W-OOffS-SO ; mixed , $ .1.4005.75 ; lights.
J5.10 f.SO.
HHiiP Receipts , l,700 head : shipments , none ;
market slow , but steady ; good tu choice natives ,
J2.7003.M ; KO > ! to choice westerns , K.MS1 DO ;
common gtnckws , f2.iOS2.50 ; ijoad to choice
lambs , JJ.MIT4.25.
SI. Louln LUe StorU .Mnrkot ,
ST. LOUIS , AUK. Zfl.-CATTLn-neceliHs , 1,700 ,
head ; shipments , 1,090 head. Maikct quiet en
IlKhl supnly ; native ulcers , 1.350 to 1,475 MM. .
mill at fo.0005.35 ; 1.200 to 1,300 Ibs. , 14.70fTI 75 ;
llehl stcor , tl.OQ8l.B3 ; cows nml helfi'is , $1. 0 ®
2.W ; Texas stciTB , I2.G003 10 ; cows , } 2.00i82.33.
HOGS Itecelpts , 4,800 head ; shipments , 1 100
Iiead ; mnrket tlrm ; top pilce , Jii ; good heavy
and light , 55.70OJ.50 ; common to fair , (1,75ft
5. CO.
CO.HHECI'
HHECI' necclnln. 2,300 head ; shlpmeni.ne ;
market llrm ; native mixed sold at (2.352.tO ;
southern mixed , J2.45 ; Innibs , J3.00S3.25.
Now Vurk Llio Stock .Market.
NEW YORK. Aug29. . DEUVES-necclpts ,
3.500 head ; irootl cattle , ( Inn ; others , dull ; barely
steady ; native steers , fnlr to Rood , I4.C595.0Q ;
ordinary to medium , t4.22'.s { ? . & 5 ! common to
Inferior , t3.73W4.15 ; western runners , 3.SOW4.JO.
.SHKKP AND LAMIia-Itecelpts. IS.bOO head ;
market demoralized ; sheep , weiik ; lunibn , 140
lower. Sheep , ordinary to jrood. (2,00 < ! f2.73.
Lnmhs , cnminon to choice , | 2.25it2.40. (
IIOQS HecfclptB , 9,800 head : market higher ;
Inferior to choice pies , { 5.si'i2C.SO.
Stuck in Sight.
Reconl of receipts nt the four principal mar
kets for Wednesday , August 29 , IS'JI :
Cuttle. HOKS. Sheep.
South Omnha 2.871 7.824 337
ChlcaBO 17.000 20,000 11,000
Kansas City 4.200 9.000 1.700
St. Louis 1.700 4,800 2.300
Tt4ls. . . 2.1,771 ? 2,224 15,337
St. I.oilU ( icneral Market.
BT. LOtJIS. 29.-n.OUn-Weak , but rot
quotably lower.
WHEAT Slipped down npnln this mornlnc , and
though It reacted sllKlilly , the close was ' , ic under
yesterday ; ra h and August , 49fic ; September
50c ; December , t3Ho ; May , CS'ic.
CORN Declined Uo early , but reacted > ic Inter
and closed Uc below yesterday ; cauh am
Aucust und September , t2c ; December , 4SUc
May , 49Hc.
OATS Slow and lower ; cash , 29c ; August
SOc ; Heptember , 30Uc ; May. 35'ic.
HYK-Hntler at SS052 c.
HAY quiet , prairie , IS.loS10.OOj timothy , J10.00
lli'tAN Ptcmly Rt 65c , east track.
FLAX SKKlJ-Qulet t JI.22.
I.lAU KuBy ; cash , J3.121 , : ; closed. J3.07i ! , tell
ers ; J3.05 for September and October ,
Kl'KI.TKll-Qilk-t at 13.12'i.
WHISKY 1'lnn nt Jl.W.
IMlTTJJU-rnchanged.
iiS ! Dctler nt 12 > c.
rilOVIRIONS Pork , higher : JobblnB , JH.25
Ijinl. hlKher ; steam , fSi rholee , ( S.OT'.S. llacon
and dry unit meals , unrlmnRed.
HCCIJH'TS Flour , 4.DW bbls. ; wheat , C9-.000
bu. ; corn. 3.000 bu. ; oats. 56J ) < iO bu.
BIIIl'ilKNTS-nour. ,000l.bls. ; wheat , 1,000
bu. ; corn , 9,000 bu. ; oat , 2. WO bu.
Ciittnu , M rltt.
NE\V ORLKANS- . -COTTON Hnsy
sales , 6.00 bales ; to anlve , 1.2i ) < ) bales ; receipts
2C3 hales ; stock. 23 , 3 balca ; AuniiM. tC. 0 bid
October. JS.ti1iC.S ; December. J > ! .42nG.43 ; Jan
unry , > G.4SiiC.49 ; Kebruaiy , JC.54QC.55 ; March
J6.59a6.eO ; April , Jfi.65f5C.C6 ; XI -
June , JC.77BC.9i JulyjjC.5J. , .
1)11 MlllC.t .
OtL CITY. Pn. , Aur. 29.-Natlonal Trnnsl
rertlllcates npeneil at HI ; hlKhcit. k2 > > ; lowest ,
81 ; closed at t1 ; vales , 1.0'c ) bbls. ; shipment ) .
2.21,2 bhls. ; runs. OI.WW tililii.
I'lTTSUl'ItO. To. . Aug. -Natluiial Transit
rerllllcatfs opened ut M ; closed at i2 ( ; highest ,
82'k ; lowest , SI ; no sal -a.
'I'rliTo ' niirat . Urbet.
SAN FRANCISCO , AUK. il. WHRAT Steady ;
December , S4'kc ; May , Jl.OJUc.
Wool .Miirkxt.
BT. I.OU1B. Autr , 29. WOOIWenk , but quota.
tlons not quatubly chaiiKed.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous liead-
acbea. Trial size. SI cents. All druggists.
l'r pect Ilkll Turk.
Tliero will be a mass in cell UK at Twenty-
Blxth and I < ake street a Saturday evening
under the ausplcea of the Omaha View Im
provement club to consider the ciuettlon of
securing a publics park near Prospect Hill
AUD ECOHOMIZE YOUR TIME HUSBAND YQUft
STRENGTH 6t INCREASE YOUR PLEASURE BYUSINQ
3F TINIFAIRBA
in our
Show
"Windows
WE PLACE ON SALE this week 100 liirjju , elogunt Chcf-
I funiorp , imulo of solid oak. yoii h finish , with LARGE. FRENCH
j PLATE MIRRO1/ , at half former prices , to sell thorn quick. *
By reason of hnvliij. ; the largest amount of drawer room , u chofTonlai' Is a
most convenient , useful , nntl almost Indispensable piece of furniture
I and no homo is cnniiloto : without ono.
( $7.75 for n Ghctto'iiicr worlli $16.
I $9.05) ) for a Chcffimitfr worth $20.
i $11.50 for a Clicflbnicr worth $23.
. $12.50 for a Clicflouicr worth $25.
$13.50 for a Chcfliinicr worth $27.
' $17.50 for u Clicflbnicr worth $35.
I $19.50 for a ChciTonicr worth $10.
> $21.50 for a Chcflbiiicr worth $50. m
mm
Good Ingrain Carpets lflcf worth
Heavy Iiiuruin Carpets 27c , worth
AH wool Ingrain Carpets 18s , worth 75c
Dody llrussuls Carpets Iti : , worth 51.2B
Velvet Cnrpets 58c , worth > i.40
30x60 inch Rugs IMs , worth , '
Llnoleiiins 37c , worth i
Stair Carpet , 12c , worth S30c
Terms : Gash or Easy Payments.
Formerly People's Kiainmath ln > hUil ] 3
nd 10 cents for postage on Big 'M Catalogue. 5
Write forHaby Carriage Catalogue Mulled Free.
Goods sold on payments in Council IJUifl's & South Omaha
Close evening at 0:30 : except Saturdays.
ci-nefe-y. Members of the club and all
o'her citizens Interested In getting1 this most
beautiful spot In Omaha for a park are re
quested to be present.
Fined for Slugging llitclielor.
The cass ot the state against Fireman E.
S. Klagg , charged with assaulting I. C ,
Bachelor , was tried In police court yester
day , where the defendant was found guilty
and flncd $7 , besides the costs of prosecu
tion. Flags Is a fireman at engine house
No. 2 , and for a number of years he has
held a note against this man Dachelor. He
has requested payment fully 100 times , and
lias always received promises that In n Khort
time the money would bo forthcoming. Some
time ago Flagg again demanded payment ,
when Bachelor became very abusive , so much
so that Flagg drove him off the premises ,
which by the way , happened to be his ,
Flagg's , own yard. Bachelor came back ami
renewed the row , when Flagg knocked him
down , after which Bachelor rushed away to
the station , where he swore out a warrant ,
charging assault nnd battery.
AH Kirellent Itemtil.r for Diarrhoea.
IUNDOLPH , Mass , , March IS. 1894. 1
have used Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and found It excellent for
diarrhoea. I have recommended U to
friends and know of two cases ot diarrhoea
having been cured wllh ono small bottle.
Joseph H. Foster. For sale by druggUts.
Nrbrimku 1'rnlrlc Fires ,
Matt Daugherty , the republican congres
sional nominee In the Sixth district , was In
the city last night. He says destructive prai
rie fires arc raging In McPheison and Logan
counties and running up to the head of Dis
mal creek. The cattlemen of that part of
the state have large gangs of men out lightIng -
Ing the Ores , which have been burning for a
week. Unless th'y can prevent further
spreading of the flames they are threatened
with a heavy loss of their hay , which has
been stacked. _
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Trial
size , 25 cents , All druggUts.
Colored 1'eopluV I'lenlr.
There will be a picnic and ball at Tietz's
park today and tonight under the auspices
of a number of colored gentlemen. The
picnic will commence In the morning , At
3 o'clock this afternoon there Will be a ses
sion cf speechmaklng. Dr. M. 0. Itlckett's ,
A. S , Churchill , Hon. Dave Mercer , J. It.
Kaley , J. I * Johnston and others will speak.
Tha dance will bo held In the evening.
The territory ot Utah , as tucli , was not
yet six months old when the D ? > ert Agrl >
cultural and Manufacturing society was es
tablished by Governor llrlgliam Voung. The
charter of the society beam date of January
17 , 18CC , so that now It Is In Its thirty-ninth
year. During the ptrlod of Its existence It
has given twenty exhibitions. Thai which
will open In Salt Lake on October 2 will bo
tbo twenty-Ural *
-
HIBISTERED ,
Made a well
Man of
( NDA
THE CHUT
HINDOO REMEDY
ror.Ducxs THK jikovc
IlESII/r ) In COIIAVK. CurcTall
Nerioui lilieaioi , Knlllnf : Memory , - .
' liiittnrrlr restorei
pocket. r > lot l.nori j'"i-l L-e. Bli ( or s.oowlth *
l > ur an fmttalii > nb T'ntfi"o5T ! + * lnu lN < lfAi'l > . < "lr
rourdriiEpthin ! > olcotlt no ulll icnd K .
Orlcit.l ildlr.1 Co. , IlliriUO , ILL. . , r tt.fr unpaid. M..U.
SOi.U br Kulm dt Co. . Cor. ISIh andUouaitiiRU. , and
J. A. Kullrr&O. . U orlltii&l > ouaUiiBiii.OUAtA'
Dueber = Hampden
17 = Jewel
Watches
are known by rail
road men and other
RUBY JEWELED ]
experts to be unequalled
ACJ ADJUSrCD
WATCHES Xl equalled for wear
THE
> v
and accuracy.
The Dueber Watch Works , Canlon , 0.
We Have Corn
WHEAT AND OATS
FOR SALE IN CAR LOAD LOTS.
Write or wire us for prices ,
1' ' . O. 1) ) . curs , Oiiiulin , or
delivered at your station.
Teepho'ne 218.
Omaha Elevator Co.
OMAHA.
WM , LOUD ON.
Commission Merchant
Grain and Provisions.
I'rlvatfc wires Io Ciilcucro and New York.
All business orilers placed on Clilcugi *
Board of Trade. "J
Correspondence BollclleU ,
Office , room I , Hew York Llfo
Teltphono U08.
