Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , SEPTEMBER 2 , 1891 , 1,5
Country Moroliants Visit Omaha in Quest or
Winter EUcka ,
SMALL GAIN IN OMAHA BANK CLEARIKGS
llcport n I'nlr tofciiinnt In Uoodn
'
In .Moit All I.lni'B .
for the htuto I'nlr ,
Owing to the large number of country mer
chants v.ho have visited the city during the
past week In quest of winter stocks ot
goods the home trade ot local Jobbers has
gen orally been very satisfactory. At the
eitno time there has been a fair amount
of mall orders , BO that the total volume ot
business for the week has been about as
good at any ono had reason to anticipate.
Taking everything . .Into consideration the
Omaha jobbers appear to bs doing as well
on could bo expected , though It Is true trade
Is not up to what would be expected had the
crop datnago been less eovero , Trom a
good many sections of the state , where the
crops were pretty well burned up , the mer
chants are buying % cry sparingly , and while
the number of orders may bo up to the av
erage , their footings are \ery snnll. Col
lections are not very brisk , and yet the
country I * meeting obligations about * oi
promptly as could bo expected. t
While this Is the general situation , there Is
considerable difference In the reports made
by jobbers In different lines. It Mould np >
pear that consumers are cutting oft a E.OIK
many Ot the luxuries of life , and trade or
such lines la less brisk than un the io-callci
necessities. Thus tlio grocery Jobbers am
dry goods people claim that their business
Is very good , alwaya taking Into consldera
tloln , of course , the general sttuatlon n tin
country.
Iluslncss In the manufacturing line , beltu
Kovernsd by the same conditions. Is occupy
Ing about the same position as theJobblm
trado. Just at present the manufacturers an
actively engaged In preparing for the stall
fair at Lincoln. TIu fair management ha !
made better preparation ! for the accommo
datlons of the manufacturers and Ilia mem
bers of the association are determined ti
7tiako a b tier display of Nebraska manufac
tured goods than ever before. The manufac
turers have practlcaly combined their an
nual exposition with the state fair. It Is pro
posed to not only make a v.ry largo oxhlbl
of manufactured goods of all Kinds liirnei
out In the state , but , so far as possible , II
lUBtrato the methods employed lit the ma mi
facture by putting In machinery and other ap
Iillano s for carrying on the actual work o
manufacture.
The dealings at Omaha have fallen ol
during the past week as compared with tin
previous week. As compared with the cor
responding week of last year there has bcei
a gain ct 2 2 per cent.Yhon It comes t
the volume of clearings Omaha compare
very favorably with the other pities of th
northwest. Minneapolis Is about the only clt ;
of the northwest that makes n boter show
ing than Omaha , while this city leads SI
IMul , Denver , Uuluth and other polnti by :
very wide margin. The following will Bhoi
the clearings at n number of cltl.s for th
"wosk Under consideration :
Onmlm . $3,778 K
Minneapolis . 1,81)0,61 )
fit. Paul . 3J01M
Denver . 1 , 831,1 !
Ht , Joicim . 1,20,11.
' Uullltli . 2,511,01
Milwaukee . . . , . 3,8S7,1J
The completion of the reports ol condltlo
of the national banks of the United Stitt
on July IS , 1S9I , the ditc named In th
last call of Comptroller Eel. els , permits sotn
interesting comparisons In ' the changes <
the financial stattls , of the banks during tli
period ot business depression In the dlffcret
sections o the country. The complete n
turns of tha eastern states , Including Ne
Englnnl , New Y < irk , New Jersey , 1'ent
uylvnnla and Maryjand , jsliow discounts a
most as * large as on May 4 , 1893 , just bi
fore the breaking out of the panic , nnd di
posits considerably larger than on that dat
The figures for the southern nnd wester
country are less gratifying , and show
lasts' In business exceeding 20 per cent an
in deposits amounting to about 15 per ccn
" The separation of the banks of Iho countr :
according to this classification , gives the fo
towing totals of loans and discounts and <
individual deposits before the panic ot 1S9
at the period of greatest depression , and :
the data of the last call , July IS , 1891 :
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS.
Hay 4 , 183J , Oct. 3 , 1WJ. July IS. ISO
banks 1 , 073,1)0.010
Other
banka 971 Q53.C92 7CI 4S7.S27 770,876.
Stuten . . . ] : .ir,3.401SJ J1.6I3.MUC7 J1D:3,5 ,3.3
INDIVIDUAL DUrOHITS.
Max 4 , mi. Oct. 3 , ISO } . July 18 , 183
lliatrin
banka . . . } SSI C27.M3 J 87I,37IE07 ? 1,028.610.0
Other
banks . . . 705,50.1.222 B76T ,1C3 031,153,1
United
States . . . .31.749.930.517 $1.451,121,930 II.GTJ.SM. !
The fluctuation In the volume ot loai
and tllscounta throughout tlio United Slat' '
at the date of each report to the comptroll
since the autumn of 1892 is shown In tl
follow IMC table :
Loans mul Imlhl.lU
Date Ul > unt , dc poults
September 30. 1502. . . . IU71 Oll.ibS J1.7G5 122 3
December 0 UJJ 2 100 613.721
March C , 1803 2.1i..CH'J2 nisMMia
May 4 IIU3 s 2 1(2.4)1 ( tii' ' 1.719 a-J ) S
July 32. 1893. . . . , . . . . . 202).4 ) , ti.l 1.5uT.lJ
October 3 , IJJ.1 . . . . . . 1.811 CM,117 1,44,121.1
IH'cemuer 19 , 1W. . , . 1.FM.SI7 170
rebrunry l.iM.7C3 VQJ l.MG 810 I
May 4. 1SH.07I IK i.c.D.'U ! , ;
July is , 1,677,5)1,5
Tlio receipts ot live slock at South Omal
during Iha week just closd have not bet
larKO. At the same ttnis there lias bci
a gain In cattle , but the great trouble h
been that they Iia\o not been such ns we
wanted. Since Tuesday there Jmvc been i
Rood corn-fed native cattle In the yar
and not many western beeves. The mark
on Bucli cattle has been gradually Improvln
The great bulk at the receipts has lie' '
mad : up oC stock caltlu ami conn , cannei
etc. OxvltiR to the large nrrlvuls the mark
on this class oC stock ha& dcllilci ] during t
| i.iit two Oa > a.
1'rlcejs on hoes have tleen steadily ndvan
InK UrrltiK the \veck and the highest pal
wns touched yesterday. A great many ve
common and light pigs are coming forvva
as a result ot short feed In Iho count t
The follow Ing % vlll Ehow the receipts
tlio market tor the past eight months as cot
pared with previous ) ears :
mi Cattle. iloK" . Khc.
January M ro < m : si 24
Wbruary , Di..MG l. ) ,3Jt K.
March C .3J8 ll .CU 21
April , 0.473 1I2.U7 IS
May , . . . . , CS.SU 1S7.S70 17.
Juno ! U.:7d SK.UJ 1C.
July " " & ! . > CU 7.
k Aucuit IV.
TotiiU . . . . . . 483.0S3
15SJ Cntlle. UORB She
Jmumry . 87. 6 H 1 ,173 16.c. .
rebruary . . . . . . i > 3027 n.oi : c.
XIarch . , . 71.410 M.41T 37 ,
April . , , . , , . . . . OMN IuO.\7l SI.
SI.l
( May . 61 C7 l !
Juno . . . . . 46,117 ,
July . . . . . . 4M3 si ,
August . 4'J , I ) .
Total . 3,00t Ko ]
Total S mo . 1631 . 4 .lS5 1.3SO:6 141.
Total B moa. 1VJJ . , , , 4JS.W6 SI7.8M 170 ,
Total 3 moa. lk'J2117,171 1 I'J.DJ no
TotM < i o IMI . sj3i KO.GM 103 ,
Total 3 moa. ISM . 4 ,1 1 lo.Uj ; 81 ,
An examination ot the above figures v
Toveal the fact that the pait eight inoni
have witnessed a decrease In cattle recelr
The decrease , however , wag limited to 1
flrat thri-o months ot the year. With Af
'there commenced a slight Increase , wh
became larger ai tha suminor progress
and the damage to the corn crops caui
farmers to rush their surplus stock to m
ket. Tha gain during tlio later months
the period undei review , however , was
sufficient to overcome tlio losses ot the B
three months.
In the matter ot hog receipts the case
somewhat different.Vlth the exception
January there has been a gala during e
month of the past year as compared with
corresponding months of 1S93. Thus far
gain Tor the year amounts to 131,071 he
Commencing with the year 1S30 , a year
abort cropi , It will be noted that there '
, largo run of hogi. The following year
dropped down again , bat Incrca
argely In 1892 , onljr to go bark again In
1S93 , Since 1SS7 every alternate year hai
wllneucd a largo gain In Iho arrival ) of
hogs at tills market
The Increasa In cattle has been more reg
ular , and every year since the opening of the
yards In 1801 thereial been a largo gain un-
II 1801. when the receipts fell off , owing to
the excessive marketing during tha short
crop year of 18DO
.SMMV , Cill'UCII ' .t CIVS VICWs.
Many Tlilncn tn It" Coimlilcrnd In .Mnklng
llii > lnp ( nl < iilnlli'ii" .
Albert Andrlano , local superintendent for
Snow , Church A Co.'s mercantile agency ,
writes :
"Tho man of affairs nowadays , like the
successful general , marshnls his forces and
carrlei on the battle of trade with the
care and calculation of n military leader.
Cnretul business men Imve mapped out
Ihelr policy for thu next twelve months and
will unflinchingly pursue the panic In the
dice ot adverse circumstances , If necessary.
Confidence nt home begets confidence
nbroad , nnd Ilio conselesB onergv of enter-
Iirtslnp irterclmnls nnd their conlldenco In
the recuperative ability of the stale vlll
Impress caatrrti Investors -vvllli the stablllly
of western InstllullotH.
"Jxjcal Jobbers nnllclpate n light trade In
Ihe territory orfccted liy the drouth. They
tire accordingly ettendlnK lhlr fleld of
nctlou nndtorklncr new territory more
vlgorotiily Heretofore , a failure of crops
In the western part of the state resulted In
more vlgotous cotnpttitloti for Jovva trade.
This season , howcvcuthnt state lias suf
fered wltli the rest. In the western states
Immediately adjoining Nebraska , however ,
ami In Ihe llkaclt IIIHs country , where
Rood prop1 ! ore Imund to mnki' good trade ,
Omaha houses nrc innklng nn energetic nnd
successful canvass for business While
ttade In general , therefore , c.m hardly be
considered ncllve , yrt It compares very fn-
vcrably vvlth the t-orrespomllng period of
lust yoar.
"Tlicre are mnny oollectlons In tbo hnnds
of agencies. They nrc usu.illy of fair size ,
hut rather slow and dllllcull to spcure.
There la little golnp on nt the > bnnks nnd
the demand for money Is vety light.
"The efforts of the Commercial club to
bring country merchants lo Omaha Is meetIng -
Ing with n. fair degree of success admitting
alf circumstances. Hotallers , however , nre
buying lightly and- generally giving tent to
their sentiments In favor of pursuing a con
servative policy during the full nnd winter.
"Irrigation Is the subject of much Inter
est throughout the vvislern part of the
siale nnd will no doubt receive a stimulus
from the convention soon lo be held at
Denver , If It can be found that there Ifi
n sulllclent quantity of water lo. Irrlgale
the larger portion of the.western part ol
this .stnle , crops In thnt region , which even
under the most favorable circumstance-
Imve nlwnys been it doubtful quantity , will
bo assuted , The failure or partial failure
In the pastern pirt of this slate Is unprc-
cecfenlod nnd will probably not recur In
many yeais ,
"lluslness In the east Still continues tc
show Blgna of revival , and while It Is toe
late to expect any unusual activity this
f.ill there Is no doubt Umt trade duringthi
next sU months will show a srallf ylnif liv
crease throughout the country. This willet
ot course , jodound to the advantage-
Xcbraslti nnd iithcr western stntrs.
"The utterances hf Mr. Wilson In hl <
southern speech , on the democr.Uic tarlfl
bill , nnd those of Jtr. Ileed , referring tc
a change In cifo of republican domination
although they were naturally to be c * '
peeled , still serve lo i-rente n feeling o !
uncertainly , nol to the best Interests of tin
country at large. They will , however , no
operate to Mich nn extent as to Impnli
trade to nny appreciable extent , nnd bust
ness men generally are well satlsllPd tha
this question has been settled for tin
present.
"The' expressions ol ( ho English papers
rcfctrlng to the unselllod conditions here
nre Interpreted liy persons well Informei
In the iiretnlses lo Indicate that there Is ai
Inclination on Ihe part of English cnp
Itnllsts to Invest In this country once more
Ihe supposition being that the articles re
ferret ! to ure written with a purpose o
dlscour.iBluK Investments In this direction
It Is believed , however , Ihnt wllh Ihe enoi
inoiis amount ot money now stored In 12ng
land nnd ether European countries tha
when the tide sets In In this direction men
n set lions of this kind will not serve Ii
stem It.
"Wllh Ihe resumption of moro favornbV
conditions In the east and an Inllux of out
side capital a degree of prosperity may b
cMieclcd as n. result , which will make lt el
noticeably felt throughoxit the country. Tit
argument. Is found usual of late that owlm
to the failure of crops this -section of th
country htis little produce to curry to mar
ket. tind therefore small means ot securlni
money and mnklncr trade.
"This Is no doubt largely true , but ther
is another view of the subject which hn
not been carefully considered Many o
the formers In the best portions of thl
Elite and Iowa have only half or a thlr
of a crop , for which , however , they wll
receive a very high , price , In many case
netting them a much larger amount tha ;
they have ever received with an nbundan
crop In- the past. Others have held qonsld
PI able quantllles of corn from last yen !
Those who have dohe so will make an enot
motis profit. Another matter worthy o
consideration In the fuct that this countr
Is largely doing business on eastern cnr
Ital. This of itself Is nd new proposltlor
for the same may be said of the entire wes
but with returning prosperity In the eas
and nn easy feeling In the money maikc
consequent upon the same , capitalists
be Inclined tn take advantage ot the ver
depression -which exists In some furmin
communities to purchase western lands an
Invest In western property
"Western people should remember the
the experienced man of affairs In the cm
has been Ihrough Ihe most disastrous panic
nnd failures , that he views the sltuatlo
cnlmly nnd Is Inclined to take mtvantng
of all opportunities offered by Ihe same.
"The failure of crops this year bus bee
so widespread and has affected section
where such conditions have never bcfoi
been known that It does not partake t
the nature of a local condition Incident t
the unfavorable cllmale. It does not , there
fore , directly nffect the credit or pro !
perlty of Nebraska , nnd while Its effeci
me moro directly felt locally , they do nc
of necessity shake the confidence of Ir
vv.stoiH In Ihe possibilities of this state c
section of the , country.
"As matters stand nt present , the cred
and future of the state Is entirely In th
hands of tlie parties most Interested , prot
erty holders and business men , nnd It di
pends entirely nixm HIP degree ot conlldenc
am ! enternilse nhown by them to what e- >
ttnt eastern capital and eastern prosperlt
c'lit be innde to lend Its assistance to wes
crn success. " _
St. l.onl * I , ho Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Fept. l.i-CATTM : Ri-ce'pts , Ci
head ; shipments , 1 500 head. The supply we
too llfilit to mak a market. OIKK ! nntlvn ntcei
nro In ilpintuul at fu.lt prices and oil erailca Hi :
rpntlsilos. .
lioas Itcrelpts COO bend ; shipment * , SI1
limd : mnrkct , llrm , l " t grades sell at K W
6 tt ) . fllr tn ifrto.1 , f" W13 Sft
8IIKI21' Receipts , W lu-ad , shipments , 1 1
lip-ul : in irkct llrm ; mi ilium ti KI O mutton
. . " cninmon to inlr. H OJ02 23. Lninl
ninee uL S3.OOjj-a.T-
_ OU Sept -TAUXnV-rNomtna
i supply fnlr ; prfmi city , 2fc >
1 1 COTTON SlinU OIL Steady ; 2l .
limriNTlNi : ; Dull , holder * orter ppirlngl ;
li'ritD 2U Cd.
KOSIX Dull ; holders offer moderntely ; con
mnn 13 M.
HOI'S At T < ondon ( Pacific cnnat ) , stead ;
lioldein offer moderately ; IJOfJ 10s.
\iiul ? tiirkt. .
ST. IXJUIS , Sept. 1. VOPI tx > w trrndcs a
vunte ami HIIIIP snlen were made at a ells
docllnv. IVst quilltlrs 8te.iily.
rrtnio VVlKiU Jlurkrt.
BAN niANCISCO. P.pt 1. W1IUAT Stead
Dcc inler , 834c ; aio
Says M. W. Belby Munclo , III. : "La
summer acoal miner came to my drug sto
one night , halt dead -with cramps , The
was no doctor to be had. Me asked me
I had naythlne that would help him.
opened a bottle ot Chamberlain's Colic , Che
era and Diarrhoea Itemedy and gave him
large dose In twenty minutes hli pain vv
alt gone. This man had been subject
cramps , but has not been troubled since
Kvcry family should keep this remedy
hand ( or use In tuch cases. It can always
depended upon. Tor sale by druggists.
I'uwnrd thu JHue fur a Monument ,
LITTLR UOCK , Ark. , SepU 1. Mrs. S.
llorlcy , wife oi an cx-employo ol the tel
photta company , has been arrested , chare
vvlth Ihe theft ot a diamond ring- valued
$60 from Isaao Dennett , an ex-mall carrli
Mrs , Borley had pawned the setting to
monument dealer for a tombstone for h
brother's crave. Sh vca > admitted to b ;
in tha sum ot $300 ,
My boy was taken vlth a disease resei
bllng bloody fiux. The first thine I thoug
of was Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and 1
arrhoei Hetnedy Two dosea of U settled t
m.ittur and cured Iilm sound and well ,
heartily recommend Ihli remedy to all pi
sons , j utter I UK from a like complaint. I w
answer any Inquiries regarding It wh
stump I * enclosed I refer to any county <
nc-lal as to my reliability. Wm , Iloach , J 1
I'rlmroy , Campbell Co. , Tenu. For tale
drucEUti
COMMERCIAL AM ) FINANCIAL
Eoard of Trade Bnsireyi Was lather liglitor
Ttstcrlay ,
SEPTEMBER WHFAT SUDDENLY COLLAPSED
Tlirrn Wcro I'rnctlcnllr No l/nllrorlr * of
Ciirn on fceptmilicr ContncH Yr tor-
d r Hint Coim-qtirntly bliortu fur
tlin Month Ufro Aluriiiiol.
CHICAGO , Sept. 1. Board of Trade busl-
ness as rather lighter today and the bear-
fhnesa Mas In contemplation ot n big array
ot figures as likely to represent the re
ceipts of Tuesday morning. Another ex
pected addition to the visible supply ot wheal
ot about 10,000 bu. was also agalnut the
julK As a consequence , September wheal
s i c lower than tl closed yesterday. Corn
after n lively rise In the beginning , tumbled
until tylc tower for September and % c lot
May , September oats closed % o lower and
provisions finished at advances.
A general desire to expect the effect or
Tuesday morning of the accumulation o ]
the receipts during the Sunday and Mondaj
holidays caused licat to rule weak. It wo ;
steady for about an hour , but broke clowr
when a sudden collapse In the price of Sep
tcinber wheat reawoke the wheat traders
to what hud previously been In their mine
about the 7 > lg receipts on Tuesday. Th <
receipts today were rather smaller than eatl
mated at Chicago , and at Minneapolis am
Duluth the reported receipts did not lnd.lcat <
any likelihood of the volume of farmers' < le
liveries In the northwest Increasing. Tin
foreign markets -were steady and the deliver
les of wheat on September contracts uen
all taken care of by the elevator proprietors
About 2,000,000 bu. v.an the quantity whtcl
was supposed to be tendered In the mornlni
by a few houses , and , after going the rounds
It found Its way all back to the carriers
who have It sold for December. Trade wa
light and the price was thus easily aflectei
by a moderate short Belling. Decembe
opened at CCc , or % c below Us closlni
value on Friday. It advanced to G7 3-5
sold off to BCV4c and closed at GGc.
There were practically no deliveries o
corn on September contracts today and con
serjuently the shorts Mr the * month ver
alarmed. The holders of the rash corn dl
nothing to allay their fears , but , on the- con
trary , J. C , Schwartz' recognized broker
nere bidding for the limited offerings durln ;
the first hour of the session. Scptcmbe
opened at 07c , as against &G > jc at the clos
yesterday. It rose excltsdly to GS7ic , and
after reacting to GSc , closs to which It hel
for a short time , it had a sensational tumbl
to GGVSc and later to 5Gc , at which latte
point Is was when the nurket closed. Th
weakness came from expected heavy Blonda
receipts May opened firm at about yestei
day's closing price , and advanced under th
Inlluence of the strength In September tint :
the former touched nic. It declined froi
640 to 62c and closed at GSc , or = SiC lowe
than on the previous afternoon , Ilecelpti
estimated for Monday at 650 cars , \\ns
weakening factor.
The oats market opened with a flrme
tone and orders quite plentiful , but thl
strength tasted but n very short time , fo
when the corn market weakened oats fol
lowed , and at the end of the session price
were considerably lo er.
1'rovlslons were strong. There waa ver
little disposition to sell short. The dellvork
an September contracts were Inslgnincan
Pork sold at $14 for both September an
January and closed worth $13.95 for bet
deliveries , being an Improvement ot troi
12 o In September lo 7&c In January. Lar
closed with' lOc gain tn September and Gc I
January Hlbs unchanged.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Whea
3CO cars ; corn , G50 cars ; oats , .325 cars ; hog
25,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. Opou. \ - | ? Low1 1 CloseT
WrcatNo. 2
bcpt 61' '
Dec C ( > JS ( 57
May C-J
Corn No. 2. .
bopt C7CS7 CG CO
Oct COM D7 B5M r.s
May 01 DJ
OntsNo 2 . .
Sepl 30 L'O
Oct 307 eJl
Way . . . . i 5
I'ork per uW
Scut l. 85 1100 l.t S3 n 95
Jan . . . . . U 05 14 00 UK7M 13 0-
Lard 100 U
bepu. . . 8 121 < 347K R 42W 8 47
Oct H 42H H r.-4 s 4JW H Al )
Jim 7 U.'H 7VI7H 7UJM 7 07
liort lllb -
fccpt. . . , 7 75 7 75 7 7 7 72
Oct. 7 hO 7 80 7 7. 7 72
Jan. . . 7 .0 7 21) 7 JB 7 17
Cash quotations were us folUnvn.
K1XUK Winter patents , J251S/2SO. wlnt
nlKlits. (2393250. sprlne patents , 13 100.1 5
spring BtralKlitB , JJWii W , Inkers' . .
WHI5AT No 2 sprinc SS- c , No 3 spnn
nominal , No. 2 red. 53ii53Vc.
COUN No. 2. CS c ; No J Jellow , 53 > - cOATS
OATS No. 2. 23 c , No 2 while ,
Nn 3 white , 31i(3'ic.
IIY13 No 2 , 460.
] IAHLtV-56GOV4c ! , No. 3 , 51653'i ' No.
nomlnil.
1'LAX snnn ii 23 i.s3.
T1MOTHV H13KW I'rlme , J5.JO.
I'UOVISIONS Mesa p 'rk. per Mjl. , I134..9HO
la.nl , per 100 Ibs . fS l SfS 47Hc ; short rlba ld
( loose ) , $7.75fj > 7.SO , dry wlted shoulders ( bo ± e < 1
10 75 0.871,1 : ahort clear s dca ( boxedf , J3 K
S40 .
WHISKY' Distillers' finished i oaa , per ga
11 33.
SITOAHS Unchnnsed
Tlie follow inn were the receipts and slilpmen
today :
M\VVOUK : < IIMKAL : ; j
Yr tercliiy' < ) uotatlinn 1111 I'lour ,
rravlal n , Jletulu , itc.
NEW TONIC. Sept , 1. rrOLTIl-11c lptg , 20.1
bbls.j exports. 7,000 Mils t pxi otts , 7,000 nki
Market dull and weaker on springs , which t
pressed , for pale because of new crop mm In
city mill patents , fl ottJ 25 ; city mill clcn
53 , Mlnnetotn patents , I34QQ370 ; lllimcsi
liakers , J2 3082.70 ; ulnter piteiits. | 2S5ff3. :
winter BtialKhts , J2 005280 ; winter extras , J ]
( r-.O. winter laner grades , | 170fl'273 , prl
Kradvs , U.Cufil.&J : BprlnR extras , Jl.Syyi.
boutlicrn Hour , dull , sqlen , none , cDmrnon
fair extra. J2W82CO ; Bo J to choice extta , 52
f f3 23. lt > e ( lour , firm , Hdles , 3oO bbls. , * up
c
line , J2.t4B..W : fancy , JWa3p3
COJIN MiAU-null , sales , none , > elowne |
crn , 12.504)3,1) ) ; Irondywlne. J2WS320.
nri Qulit. etale , J5238/B30 ; Jemoy , 5083
IIAHUJV Hteadj , No. 2 wcstpjn. Hitlo. !
11AH1.KV SIAL.T Qul t ; western , S&70cv ;
rowi-it nte. 73c , slx-ro ed. SOftMe
WHUAT llecelpts , 15S 2 ( bu ; export * , 32 ,
bu.i euli-i , ] , h7J,0 W bu. futures , 2I,0 0 bu. sp
Bp t mnrkfl quiet ; No. 2 red , In store nnd K
\utor , C7T c , f. o U , CSViC , canal. No , 3 norl
em , M'o delherpd ; No. 1 haul , WiVtc < lfllnri
Options easier under loeul sales but Immediate
milled on light deliveries and ujnipntliy w !
corn , alilunigh tlio advance was nfteiwai
lost on dull trade , and the close was aU
Ufflic lower than lait nlKht's close ; MHJ. C
fCli 'i. closed at C Tie : Beptemhor. 5IVI5M1
cl-ise.1 at HHc ; October , GSkifMc , clis l
SST.e. November closed at COc ; December. C
C < nr. cloKed at Cle.
COIIN Hecelpts , 370.000 bu. ; exports , nor
sales. 1IOOKO bu. future * , no pput. fi > t nomlm
No. 2. 64'.c In stores M'lc , canal , UelUen
Option * opened strong and hlilier en utwenco
delUerlea nnd ncthe demand fur September , u
after euang- off a Irlllu clt t.d 1'ic un
iSeptember and 'jtj'tc up on latei montl
May. 67U657V5C , cloned at KC ) , H < tileinl > .
63jt3'ic , closed at CS'ic ; October UofeU at 62 ,
No\ ember closwl at SIHc ; December , tS'VOSS
closed U M .c.
OA'IS-Itecelpts. 3M 600 bu , exports , nor
ralei , 311,000 bu futuies. U.OOO bu. snot. Si
linn. No , 2 , S3 O3lr , No. 2 , delivered K , J
J , 33o. No. i white , SiUc , trac-k , white st :
and western , 36811c Options opened llrm , w :
corn , but afterwards UroKe nnd closeil al
not decline : ilay closed nt 3SV cr heptcmb
S31 ( f81c. clorctl , at 3.i\cj Octolwr. SHiWJii
rlosed at JIV. November. S3 SC'c. closed
SSo , December. S6 fiS7i , clcaed at 36 , c
HAY Quirt , BlilpiUlllSIfi&K , { oed to chol
llOl'HMik ; state , common to choice. 5O
> - co-isl
IIIDT.S- Dull ; net saltnl Jiev Orleans
lected. 15 a4id K llui , lOt'.je. lluenon Ayr
dry , 9) und 21 Ibs , lOijc , Texas dry 2 < .nd
Ibn. , SftS c
I.UATHKIt Steady , liemlovk vole , Jluer
A/res. IlRia ti ) henv ) nelgbtt. UQISu
WOOU Qulot , domestic fleece , 19Jf2e | ; pull
I HOVIStONS neef. ttraily ; family 111 0
HO ) ; extra m- > , K Milt Oil lw f lmrn . i
Uty , extra Indlt mr < s , IliOOQliOO Cul m a
quiet , pickled bellies .S'Jl014c. plckU'.l shou
era. 17. plcliled hams. ltitfll'4c Iwiiil high
western steam cloked at II 78 bid. Srptnn !
rlo ed ol & ? a nominal. Iteflnetl , firm , cnnllne
t ) . compound , ( * > c. Tork , firm , but quid ; n
tnrwi , IIS. ofl13 B4 ; eilra pr tnf tllMtJHV ) ;
family l .oovl W thuTflw | li. < flilS >
IH'TTKll Cjuloti vrrftefrt dairy. MHOITes
western crenmery. 3Sff2l < r fnrtory , 13OUC ;
KlRlnn , 2c , Rlate d < UryAlKM3c , H.-vte creamery.
3SO4c '
rftr.KSR Blndr : t te.'Miirire , OI HP : mJt.
H l''iP ' , part 8klnm , M9VV. ( ull rklm * . Ht
KOOE ? Quiet , lce > hWTO" II OK-c : WM t rn
frt-ih. 1H/I7C , auie * , . { W W. receipt * , (039
likKi
and llalllmorp , tLK ) , rfllmil , Philadelphia , and
llaltlnxre In bull. . II.B ) ,
HOaiN Steady , ntralElikr , , common la Rou < l ,
n is i 20 , %
TritrKNTIND Dull inJ ny nt 21H4JSIO.
HUM : Stonily ; iloinoll ( nlr to rxlr.i , IUO
SUc ; Jutinn , i CISc . ,
MOIAt.HKS-Btiidv , ej ? Oilcnns , open kettle ,
good to choice. 5'WSiiC
3'ICl IllON SttaJ > . ScoUli , 1JaQQK SO ; Ameri
can , llii W13i
CHt'l'nUQuiet ; lake. < 9\tf.
1.13AIenk , ( lompatliv J11" .
TIN Nimlnnl , plnt ( , mniket ulendy.
lKr.TKll Nominal ; inles on 'change , none.
TOTTON SIJKU OilyTinmarket Is gtlll In a
firm condition , with priori within rnnffo of
quotations , although A shade better than 3lc
for prime jellovv U talked of In nome quarter *
Ilemand In moderate , prime crude , Zayirtc. oft
crude , 23W3c : jfllow butter gradCM. SltfSSc ,
chf > lc Bummrr > e1low , 3"c , prlmi * jellow , 3lo ,
> eltovr grndpg , 33i33c | : frlino while , S7C.
UMAIIA. UKMMl.VT. M\ll Kr.TS.
Joiiilltlon of Tr itloi nnd Ouot-Ulo'ii on
Htiipln nnd I'titicy l'roiluei > .
DurlnR the past ncelc the butter mirket "hoa
ieen llrm and pncklng slock IT quoted 1C
ilslicr. The same npplks ciiimllyvcll to the
'fn market , \\hlch lias made nn advance of
c. 1'oultry , on the other lund lias dropped ,
iwlnK to tarRD receipts , 'ns lias also been the
aw Midi the hay market. I'mlrle chickens
nil gnmso aru now In season , hut uhlla the
vcntlur remains sovarm great care will liave
.o be taken In packing them In Ice before ship-
InB.
llUTTKil-l'acklnB slocU , lie ; fair to E l
rountry , HQICc , cliolco In fancy , liQlSc ; Rath-
Ted creamery , lU2Dc ; ceparator creamery , 22e.
KOOS 1'tr (107 , 13c.
l.IVU 1'OUI.THV Old liens. 4HI14C ! roosters ,
H)3c ; spring chickens , ISCTc , ilucKn. DC , hen
.urxejs , ij8c ; gobblers , tr'tfSa. old geese , full-
athered , 4B5o. ,
QAMIJ I'mlrlo chickens , young , per doz , J2.J !
fl3 00 ; prulrlc chickens. Did , per doz , $2,00(1
! .23 ; grouse , youne , per doz , * )2.T53-300 ; grouse ,
> ld , per do/ . , J2.0jtl.2 ) ; : UucKn blue -\\lng- \ teal ,
> er doz , JI.O"Ifl.75. ducks , green vvlni ; tiat , per
cliz . J1.2581 W ; clucks , mixed , per Uoz , Jl 00
> 125.
VKAI Choice fat and small teats are quoted
it GlpSVac ! coarse and large. 3)c. .
CIllII.Hi : Wisconsin , full cream , new make ,
2 m4c ; Nebraska and Iowa , full cream , lie ;
Nebraska anil Iowa , paH BKtms So ; Llm-
'jurger. No. 1 , llr ; brlcK , 'No. 1 , lie ; Bwlss , No
'
HAY Upland hay , 19 M , midland , ; lowland ,
,8 CO. Color makes thn pried on hay. Light bales
sell the best. Only top grades brine top prices.
1'lOLONS-Old birds , per doz . SOc.
VrjdETAULKS.
POTATOES Hound lots of home crown oi
ruisis stock , 302 per bu. ; small lots on or
ders , SOOSJo ; Callfoinli. Ka.
MIILONH Good stock , ciated , (20.
CANTALOUl'HS llomcgra-v\n , per doz , SOcfl
11.00.
OLD I1CANS Unnd-plcked navy. (2.25 ; me
dium , 12 1002 15 ; common white beans. J1.7 ;
( fl 90.
ONIONS On ord rs , 75o per bu.
CA11UAQE Southern. 2cs
CCM3RI'cr doii. . SSCt'JO.
BWUUT POTATOnS-Pcr lb , 1C
The sales of frulls hav lieen large , nnd scv
enil firs hive bvtn Olsiinscd ot iKUIj at tin
action house
A LorrcFponiknt of tin ; St. Louis Post-Dls
pa-tch hus been ll urlng on the giapa crop. Hi
puts the ciop west ot Cleveland at two-third'
to three-fourths of a cro nnil about the tintm
as last year east of levilnnd ; which wouli
maKe the total nuinbej if cars to riilp fron
the Cleveland district , 1,200. Two hundiec
more cars should be added to this output , vvhlcl
will go to 1)10 ) vvlneHVer9 and Incal points
lie plates lint Ihe liroupn. N. Y , section
centml New Yoik and Hudson river dlslrlc
vvlll have nn a\oriigu crop , but not Up to las
je-ir's big > leld. -i r
Thu four Krapc sections v.111 stand about thl :
\\ayi
- - Cars
Cleveland . U.S// . . . . . 1 20
llroctim , \vislein Now York , . 300
Central New York . 2,50
Hudson river , ub3ut.-T/rr7T . 1,50
1 l > , _ _
v. Total . l.r..l . i. . 820
As to where th ? cars will nil BO to find con
Burners thu writer furliljhca the fallowing In
testing views as gatherW from founcr ex.
jierlence :
Cleveland district wliniilfe , 3OOQ cars -west
3riO t ulli , fifty east , ; . 'IlMqton , , Piwist Nev
Ynrk district , will ship 2 , r tara'west. 00 aoutli
W east ; Hudson _ rl > cr district , will chip 1,50
cars , all east. i a , -T ;
Al'PLKH Qood Block , pcrATbl. . tl 50O3.0J.
13LACK llASIMir.HnriJS None.
nnn iiASPiinnniKS None.
lILACKIIIHtltlLS None.
PEACHIIS-Calirornla. ll.OOiQ ! ! 10 ,
PLUMS Cnllfornln , (1.WO1 25.
PJU'NES J1.00@123.
riOS None
PI3.\nS Ilartletl'g , M ; other varieties. J1.60
APntCOTS California , none.
cummins California , none.
OR APRS Concords. 10-lb baskets , ZSaSOc : Cal
I Corn la , (1 CO.
BANANAS Choice stock , U.7562 2.5 per bunch
LEMONS Fancy lemons , 300 size , 1C 50 , fane :
lemons. SCO size. III CO.
OltA NO KB None.
PI Nil API'PLHS None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
riOS Fancy , per rb , ISc.
HONEY California. 35o ; dark honey , lOSJlSo.
MAPLE SV UUP Gallon cans , per do . J1J.
NUTh Almonds. 11H17C : English walnuts , 10i
IZc : filberts 12c ; Urazll nuls. lOc.
CJDEIl-Pure 3ulce. per bbl. . J6 ; lialfbbl , M 13
HIDES No. 1 Kieen hides. 2 lie : No 2 grce :
tildes , lVO2c ! ; No 1 green salted hides. 3Wc , Nc
2 green called hides. 2C2\ic No 1 tcreen saltt
hides , 25 to 10 Ibs , 3V4c ; No. 2 green salted hide :
25 to 40 Ibs , 2@2V4o ; No. 1veal calf , 8 to 1
IDS , SttflCo. No. 3 veal calf , 8 lo 15 Ibs. , 4S4HC
No. 1 dry nint hides , 6c. No. 2 dry Hint lildei
3c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , Ic. Part cured hlle
150 per lb. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each. 2StlGOc
green salted sheirllnga ( short wooled aily skins ]
each , CO15c ; dry shcarllncs ( short wooled earl
skins ) . No. 1 , each , DiHOo ; dry shearlings ( shot
wooled early eklns ) . No. 2 , each , 5c ; dry fllri
ICansas and Nebraska butcher woo ) pelts , pc
lb. . actual weight , SSSc : murrain wool pelts , pe
lb. . actual weight , 4@Cc ; dry flint CnloraJ
butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 41
6V4c ; murrain -wool pelts per lb . actual wclghi
IQCc. Have feet cut off , as It la useless to pa
freight on them.
TALLOW AND atlEAfiK Tallow. No. 1 , ( (
4 > 4c ; ta'low. No. 2 , 3H : % : grease , white J
< & 4Wc ; grease , white 11 , S46'3 ! > ic : grease , jrel
low. 3o ; grease , ilnrk. l < Ao ; old butter , : 2H <
beestiax , prime , UQ > 18a : rough tallow , I'.iQZc.
he. I.oulrt < < enuriil Mlirhet.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 1. Fl.OUH Very dull , bu
not nuotably clianged
WJII3AT Opened "SSJVSc- " orT then advanced W <
but later reacted and closed He uml.-r yestei
tlay : cnsh , 49 c ; September , 49T4S50c ; Decembci
a-4O33.c ; Slay. COc
COHN Opened strong and advanced lie , bu
lost this lattr nnd closed ll-16c btlow yestel
day ; cash , 63Mc ; September , 53'6c ' ; Decembci
45c ; Way. rOH MVe.
OATS Pell off t/Wie / , cash and Scptembei
30V4c ; May , ! ifK.Sc ( ,
11YK Lower ; Sle.
HAY Dull , unchanged.
11IIAN Offered lowtr at' Kc east track ,
LEAD Wcik ; S3 1S , crmh : J3.0SW , October.
SPELTEU Dull : 3 IH4. .
KLAX SEBD Quiet : ILJ1.
WHISKY Finn ; Jl 33.
1H1TTCH UnclianReil.
1X3OS I > iwor , 12'4c ,
1'HOVISIONS Pork , tulet nt Jll.M. Lan
higher ; steum. f3 33 : choice , $8 12 < 4 llacon an
dry salt meats , quiet nt picvlous quotiitlrms.
RECniPTrt Flour , t Ct)0 ) Mil * . , wheat. M. < X
bu. : corn , 5000 bu. ; oatsSOOO bu.
SHIPMENTS Klour. 5tW ) bbls , , wheat , 3. < K
bu , ; corn , none ; oats , COO bu.
Cotton
NHW OIlLr.ANS. Sept. 1. COTTOX Qule
gixxl ml Jill Inc. C c ; mhMHng t 7-lCc | lo
middling. 6c , net retfclrUs , 437 liales , groe
471 bales ; exports , coisairtsej 2.939 bales , aale
1,100 bales : stock. 28.579 rJiatet *
ST. LOUIS. Bept. 1 COTTON Sales CO bile
receipts , none ; uhlpmenlV , .Wj bales ; Itock , 16
0 bales ; middling. CHd. (
NEW OIILIANS. sepn TP = COTTON-QUICI b\
stead ) ; sales , i > ot. l.IiM Wiles. U > nrrlve , I
liules , receipts , 471 lialbs-j-'expnrta , coastwli
2 GJJ buU-s , stock , 23.57) IW1H I'll lures , stead )
soles. 7CO bales ; SeptcniWrjJj ? 30&7 31 ; Octobe
830fl6.31. November. KIKTli 39 , Januan , 10.
6C.53 ; IVbruary. J .CC i Sli , , March. 1C 61 6 6
April , | 6.C6 id 7t May , nS.iJUt ' W , June , I8.7il
'
0.77 ; July , t6.8iga.8i.
Kanss.1 City \\liont Market.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. WHKAT-Slow : Ki
2 hard , 17 ' .4c ; No. J hnn ) 44 1CHc ; No. 2 rei
4GHl7c ; Nn. 3 red , 46fKjVe ; rejected , Kc.
COHN-No demand , Wo. jf-mlxeil , tie ; No.
while. 4S > ic , r X
OATS-blovv ; No. 2 mixes' lie ; No. 3 whit
35c.
35c.liUTTKUIi'lrm ; creamsryr IWiic ; dairy , :
eiae. - .
LOOR-Qu'etl ' llMc. -
IlECEIPTS WlH-al , 43,000 liu. ; corn , 1,2M bu
oats , lui > bu. <
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 11,80 bu , ; corn. 1,0
bu. , oalu , none.
> cvv York Dry RooiUMarket ,
NEW YOUK. Sept. 1. For Saturday the e
demand was fairly good , though many buye
appeared jaded alter tha active work ot tl
week. Thuolurrm of l.ujlliem tia < been \ei
active for tlio week , and In the jobbing depai
merits of the trade a very large Increase
looked for. In demand and sales lh nho
situation shows much Improvement. Prlnlli
cloths llrm at ! To bid. Knll Itlver producllo
13,000 pieces ; sales , 152 OOO pieces ; stock. 541.0
pieces , or a decreane ot 136,000 pieces from la
Slarket.
NEW YOnir. Bept. 1. 81'OAR-Haw-
fair retlnlntf. SH03lic. crntrlfuKal , M Int. IV
1e , sales , none , rellned sugars , steady , il
Iherles more prompt. No. B , 4HOI 9 I6o , No.
1UC 7-16C. No 8. 4V.B4S 16c , No 9. I 1-11
4V4c. No. 10 , < ai 3-lCc , No. 11 , S 5-IClfnic. tt
It Hc No U. 5 .r. err A. 4 9 36&4VC. moul
Al. C0S S-lo ; undaM A , < U-UO ; Co
fKtlonfrn- , I 1 MIMV nil lonf 5ftS 4 l c ,
| Kiirderr l S 1 l OUc , granulated , t 13-l tftc ,
cubes , E MGlfiVtc.
STOCKH A Nil UONDS.
Uni l.lclit Dnrlnp ; the
Uriel Session ,
NEW Tonic. Sept. 1. Tlio trailing on the
Block Dxchango was light during the hrlct
eesslon , Supar being the only slock display *
ItiR anything llbo activity , ami Iho dealings
\nta ot a. 1'ss volume A raid was made
on Sugar at the opening , which forced the
prlco rtosvn 1H per cent to 101which Is
just 10 per cent below the figures current a
week ago and IU $ per cent below the
highest point reached recently , Iho stock
having soli ! up to 114 % on August 21. There
vvns nothing new In the situation affecting
tlio Sugar Interests which devilopc < l today
that Mould account for I ho decline nnd U
can only bo oscrllicJ to ( ho manipulations
of the clique. There was full recovery In
the later dealing * , follo\xeft by a reaction of
& per cent , uhlch represents the loss on Iho
day , Hock Island was \\ci\h acalti totlor ,
receding Vi per cent and closing at the
lowest llguro touched. SI. Paul unil llur-
llnglon were both strong mid advanced $ t
per cent and H per cpnt respectively , main
taining the full rise to tha close Northern
Tactile preferred rose 2 i > cr cent on foreign
buying nnd sales to cover short contracts.
It Is sakl there Is aiory largo outstanding
short Interest In this stock , to which fact
Is ascribed Its strength. tn the final sales
V& per cent of today's advance \vns lost.
Western Union vvas In fair request and mads
an advance of 1 per cent , of which U per
cent vvas subsequently losl. Distilling -was
neglected , fluctuating vlthln a. range of %
per cent nnd closing % per cent lower thnn
on jesterday- . Colorado Piiel & Iron de
clined ' 4 per cant ; Atchlson fell ? per cent :
Hock Is Hi nil declined Ti per cent and reacted
U per cent , In the rest of the list the
trading was Insignificant , but the changes
made woreIn the. direction of higher figures.
The market closed icnerall > stiong. The
bond market \\a& strong today on a inodor-
ute > olume of business , wllh Northern Pa
cific the- feature The seconds * sohl up 3
per cent , Iho thirds 2 and Montana division
3 per cent. Utah Northern 7's advanced 4 ;
Kansas Pacific consols advanced 1 % per
cent ; Oregon Navigation 5's , IVir Oregon
Short I > l no G's declined 1 per cent.
The following ucro the closing quotations
on the leading stocks ot the New York exchange -
change today :
I llllllK'Illl Nlltc .
NUW ORLCANS. Sept. 1 Clearlntrs , J731.85 ! .
CINCINNATI. Bept. f Clearings , Jl 611,1,50. fi
tha week , J11UO.J.7CO , for the v\eek \ lait yea
MUMP1IIB , Bevl. 3. Clearing. 11M.751 ; ba
ancea , } U WO. t\ew York exchaiiKu gulling i
JL45 premium.
liOHfON. Stpt. 1 , aearlnga , 111,9(7 8'13 ; ba
EUICI.-B. II..1007 ; , for Die week , } GIt > J7.416 ; La
ences. ISbH.478.
1'AIlia , Sept. 5 Three per cent rentes. 10-
7V3o for tha account. Exchanga on London. 2
18V4c for checks.
NKW VOllK. Sept. l. Clearlncs. Jil.417,46
balances , 15 9 1 l'-0 l"or .the week , JUJ.ilS.OO
'jaluncea. t2ii.39I.C7B
HAN rilANCIBCO , Sept. 1 , Drafts , light. U
telexraphlc , 15c , silver ban , HVifli 'ic ; Me :
lean dollars. SUjM'ic.
% \ASUINtSTON. titpt. t The caali balance !
Ihe trtnsury today vrua ) lfW ! , < iJ , ut wliU
} V ZU , ' > JO was Eold reserve.
HAIA'lMom : . Kepi. I. ClearlniU.239 33
balances. ISI9.803. Tnr Ihe week ; Clearing
112.12) CM ; balances. 41 837.Sii.
LONDON , Kept I. < Iold Is quoted at Ilucn.
Ayrpi todayat Z4I , MadrM. t ! : i , l.UI jn 3)2
HI i'etenburs , GO , Atheiu. 71 , Home , 119 , Vlenn
103.
103.NKW YORK. Sept. 1. Exports from tlio po
of New York for the week were : ( lold , jm.ixj
Hllver , ICS2.4U ) . Tha Imports for the week wtr
Gold , (1.111 411 ; llver , IJ.KSI , general rnercha
dl . - . | l.b , 7 ; dry rood * . 12,021,917
CII1LACUI , Sent. 1. ClcarlngK , JIG 113.000 : tot
for the wek. . JS7.9M.OCH ) , rorn-tipondliiE week
list year. 555,7'J5.UOX Uonry , H > l'i per cent i
call and Mit per cent on time. New York
.hanee. COc discount , commercUl , II < Mtt K'i.
ST IX > UI8. Sept. --ClearlnKi , ,7 > S,3tJ. Ill
wt-tk. H5MjUJ , last w rk , I17 , > GJ , 153 , correirpon
ing week last year , Ill.SH.lbS IIalanc . llJi.53
thU w ck , )2 , 03Ui , last weik , S3 411,132. cc
rrwpondlntf week lait year , } J,053,177 Increai
11 7S1.U7 , or 11.75. Money quiet , Wfl per ce
f jr tlm * and call loan * . Cxciianf e on N w Yor
iOo discount bid.
OMHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
WoaTt Glows \vith a Fair Cnpply of Cnttla
and Few Hogs.
PRICES ON GOOD STOCK STILL STRONG
'tuler ' Orudrft Suffer 8011111 HCCIIIKO of nil
Over Mipiilj- , lint lima Not fullrn
A bcrlnuily III Vnltin-tScn-
Tiiiitn l < Artlto.
SATURDAY , ScpU 1.
The receipts today wore 3.3.J7 c.ittle > mid
C.CS2 hogs ncalnst 3,327 cattle , 7,161 hogs
yesterday , and 1,030 cattle , 7,061 hogs nnd
191 sheep on Saturday ot last \voek. For
the week the receipts amount lo 21,417 cat
tle , 39,828 hogs nml 1,510 sheep , ns npnlnsl
11,522 cattle , ID.1SS hogs mul 2.G5I Bhce ] )
last week. I'rom thla It will ! > o noted thut
there has been atty heavy K ln during the
ucek in cattle , but a falling on In hog re
ceipts.
CATTLR There -was a peed run L
tie lor a Saturday , anil more than c.j iij
tha number received on Saturday ol last
week. There were no Rood corn ted na
tives on the market. In fact , there have
been none since Tuesday , when a bunch ol
natives brought $4.GO. Since then there
has been nothing here good enough to bring
$1. The litfihest price paid during the
week was $ l.SO , on Monday. There were
same pretty fair western steers , in the
jards. One fctrlnt ; brought $3SO. Good lice !
steers were strong at jestorday's prices.
There was a latgo Biipnly ot co\vs nnd
mixed stock In the surds , but not so many
ns on yesterday. The largo receipts or the
past two or three days 1ms enabled buyers
to bo a llttlo.inoro particular , and thry wore
In no hurry to buy this morning , mulling the
market rather slow. Prices were lower , and
the market could be safely quoted lOc to 20c
lower thnn the middle of the week on e\rry-
IhliiK unless It might bo on choice cow :
and heifers.Vlille there was no gredl
number of stackers and feeders lit llrsl
hands , there were a good many In the yards ,
counting the holdings of speculators. The
trade , oa usual on a Saturday , was Blow ,
lliere being very few outside buyers in tlis
yards , and prices -vvoto lower. Representa
tive sales.
Dnrssnu nnnr.
Nn. Av. No. Av. I'r. No. Av Pr.
, I'M f 2 oo 17..1229 13 00 i. nro | 3 25
( SO 2 25 i. . . . 61,3 3 23 3S .1175 3 7J
910 3 60
COWS
3 . t.33 1 DO ID. . . . 921 1 75 i . 810 S 10
1 . C'H 1 25 3. . . . 900 1 75 SI .971 s n
1 . DM 1 Sf 1..11-0 1 75 31e .1131 2 10
& . HI 1 SS 11. . . 9M 1 73 e . KC 2 10
3 . fG6 1 K n. VII 1 75 31i 7-9 i 10
4 . SID 1 35 'IS , . 1042 1 75 31c . 030 3 10
C . 7F6 1 Si 1. . KIM 1 75 c .11)2) 2 1 >
57 1 K n ' . SM I 80 2 9 0 2 10
' 2SS
I' f.'A 1 40 nK. . . 717 1 83 SS ! I35 2 1. )
" ! ' 60 1 4 n. 9 * ) 1 85 1 , . MO 2 10
4 , 793 1 4 10. . 743 1 BS 3 . 1011 2 10
n 9)0 ) 1 90 B 90S 2 10
7 . . " 13 1 M nI l < m 1 9) H2 liA ) 211
1 S20 1 M 1. . . 4W 1 W 11 ilOt Z 10
5 SCO 1 M 3 . 7M > 1 DO 15 . H13T i ft
1 1030 1 f 17. 2i 1 80 It . . 01S 2 Ii
2 1030 1 M 17.U. . . . l 1 W 3 . . 1108 2 15
7. 70) ) 1 C * 7 . btl 1 9i 21 . . W. i 15
; < * w i co ; 7o . 7si i 93 3. . . 1113 2 15
i. . f i < a . .1232 00 3. . . 1241 2 SO
i. . 9is i i . 811 2 0 1. . . 92) 2:5
1. .1120 1 CO . &SO 2 00 6. . Oil 2 S3
.3. . ( > 7 1 CO . 643 2 00 23. . 933 2 25
3. . .1020 1 G .1(120 ( 2 Oi ) 1. . 10.0 2 5
1. . . . 70 , ) 1 63 1210 2 00 4. . W2 2 25
I. . . G/0 1 65 .1161 2 01) 11. . . . SM ! 2 ! 5
13 . . . 077 1 63 .773 2 00 1. . 1W3 2 15
1 . . . fM 1 70 800 2 OS 1. . ,3190 2 40
> 3 . . . 917 1 70 . * 2 2 ( IT 2 . .3190 2 40
1 . . . 740 1 75 . 8 2 2 10 15 . 915 2 53
4 . . .1175 1 75 tOB 2 10 2) . . .1M7 2 SO
, 370 1 10 S. . . t.58 1 DO 2 630 1 55
, C1I ) 1 25 2 7SJ 1 70
, 403 1 25 2 1 K
41H ) 1 35 15 2 00
. 57i ( 1 40 23 721 2 15
, SCO 1 45 SID 2 15
. 611 1 , no 2 15
. 611 1 60 1 , 309 2 25
ISO 1 DO 1..110I 2 85
195 1EO 1. . . 23D 3 00
, S90 1 CO 2. . . 249 3 00
r 03 2 oo 1 . . IM S DO
, 320 2 00 5 . . 3 04
,310 , 2 00 1 . . 190 3 25
330 2 05 1 . . 150 3 K
03 2 10
. 970 1 K 3 . lose 1 SO
S50 1 25 2 . 9s 1 CO
, 1 )0 ) 125 'f W 1 DO
1130 1:5 1..1IOO 1 55
790 135 1 . . 77 1 CO
1200 1 33 1 . . 1004 1 60
1100 135 & . . 128(1 ( 1 CO
1300 1 40 3 , . . . CI 170
1..1UO IM
ETAGH.
i. . 1230 i CH
STOCKEHS AND FCCDURS.
WYOMINa.
in sirs Ter. 1171 3 05 46 eow S3I 235
t Btivis. . .12G2 3 CO 9 f eil.'rH. . .1275 2 75
3 Bti-rs 1333 3 00 177 steers 1387 3
I bull 1100 1 DO 11 cows . 16CO 2
1 calf. , . . . . Itt ) 3 U0 > 7Ji eleere. 12S7V 3 S5
1 steer . . .12GO 3 85 29 steers. . . . \V ! 3 85
2 bulls 1CSO 1 HO i cows 103 1 75
3 cum u nil 2 CO 1 steer. 1520 3 1
C cow s , U2G 2 35 1 ulcer. . . . UCO 3 ID
1 steer. . . .1170 3 40 steers 1273 3 l
1 heifer . ,550 1 CO 3 liclfera. . C0f > 1 GO
2 cows. . . . . KCO 2 00 1 cow lOiO 2 CO
1 feeder . . 310 2 CO 9 eteers. . . 12S4 2 7 ,
1 Bteer. . . , , .1030 2 75 . ' B leers. . . 1ZOO 2 75
4 Btpers. . . , .1037 275 1 bull 730 1 7J
4 lii-lfiTH. . 462 1 CO 9 feeders. 700 2 24
31 hrlrers. , . 345 2 00 I ! Btrs HE . 2 V >
24 feeders , 619 : 40 93 Blctra. . 1U7 3 40
l eilf. . . 21O 3 00 I steer > . . UK ) 4 00
Btecrs . 3124 3 90 88 cows . . 9S3 2 55
HOGS There was a fair run of hoga hei
lor the last day ot the week. The early Oi
mind was good and Ihe market opened full
Sc higher on Iho best heavy hogs. One chol <
load touched $5.95. The more common lone
went nt about yesterday's prices. Toward tl
close , after the most desirable hogs he
changed hands , Iho strength ot the oar !
morning \\aa lost and the market close
slow. Representative sales.
. : . . . IM if * l M 4 K
I . . JOO . . . l 108 IM * M < re
> . .119 . . IS
SUKBP There were to cars of ahcop or
860 head In lht > yards Kalr tn Rood hntlvM
tfr quotable at $2 HifJ" ! Tfi. fair to RWN ! west-
rng , J2.00O2.40 ; common ml stock sheep.
1.7B&223 : Rood to choice. $2.3503 75.
CIIICAOO I.M I.
'nltlo MnrkptVIIM N itik nnil Innotlrn Alt
Ariiinul Vr trr ln > ,
CtttOAao. F t t. I Th cuttle tnnrktt wa
w j1c ntul InnrUvr nil nrnunil Common to ROD , !
md < * * lm r. lhie twin * ho conrtd' nvl > l
I'liilry from nn > iiuiutor mil n. isoo < l i > .irt of
K 3.WM liwul rerelvo.l Im.l to I * iiirrlej over.
"ho close > cwltnliiy vvm l wcr on over ) thins.
hln week's nxflpui fvjt tn > IKOI > lnMl. neix'inl
68 818 liend iMt p k Bin I l l li ud a Mf OKU.
Todiv'B h lie r ri"l | > l VM-IV Mtlniuted at DOM
mivHInif 1MWS hovl for ililn uwls , which
s a ilwrtftw rmm ln t u < k of * u ) hnvl nnit
mm tinooi respond In i v\o.k | ii i , nr of * POO
( "id. The market i I > HH , | pit UK mul iKweO r -
Itwl mul hlahcr II liiiiHhl ( tl > In thn ilav
Wfr.rwml I Inter t n < l\-an < if rnnn IV to 'fk- per
CO ItM. I'lio tni of th ( iniukit < H K K. Mill , | , | i
nty S ntinY , > the lilnln-M prli > ill > eaterrtiii.
nit tluir wen IHI pi Innh ma II.IT t > ln ) . Ihcri-
< ire i-mi | > vln n aie uf litile vulup The ad-
nine v ilcd from 1'V ' tn tOt Hie bulk of Ilia
luff ssltlnn nbii is W , anil tml > ury comm-m
Us going bplim ( ii
1'tlcos vre Hi in at ftnm II In K 40 for txmr
o h Ue ulioep and nt fi.iin } | ; tu JI35 tat
imtis. The mipplj was light nn I Ilio tcmlonc/
f prlc-pi rather upvvnrd ll > lits | fur Iliorri \
uninintnl to nlmut 6 oi hiMil , nxnlnst I7.KI
i > ( luit 'k anil WO'J ln-.il n vmr I\KO.
U.celpt * Cittli' 3i J h. i.l i ihe * . JOJ hrnill
OB * , ! i.0i > ] h il. slii-cp. 10X1 he ul
'Ihe Hktiilni ; .loiunal lit , it *
llOOR-lteteiilM | tinlllj 3 k ) hn.l olllclnl VM-
o lay 1 < , B7 lieail , ulilpni HIM \eriFnli > (1.47J
HMil , left met ) elei < ti ) ' \l nil r. IIM | K I < | , qunl-
y i re t of llu > * en < > n ituiK t nctUe iiml
Inn. nlth pvlivs r rl" . iKxhci n\n \ ranR < il nt
.WJJBlKl for llKlit. * Taikf.n | f.ir nmgh ju. UlnR.
" > . 1180.15 fiK mlviM , to 5t a ) f.ir heavy loKklng
* * ATIl < i ; lleielpt * l < 1 } 560) liniil. olllt Inl
CBleulHjr , 1.1M lieiiil , ulilpmrnmentmU ) i 4.CCJ
1 01,1. inall. l Hi nv nn < l | iiit | > Mk
SIIKKP IteeellUn liKln > 1 0 * > lunJ omdnl > ii.
enlny , iHll lii'iul , vlil | > HK-ntK > len.Uiy , ! . > : hrut !
iitlift _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IUUIMU City l.lvn Murk nttirk < 4.
[ CANHAS onv. s pt -r\n't.i-u i , ccini %
K head , Milnnnln. | ! ' > ) lien.l Mniltct for
ooni Htta.lv olliera nlemh 11 IK lower I
Rteein , Ji JBftl 01 , twf t ( ! . $2 S.t.i < 0 |
nall\o voHB. Jl ofiJ.7 ; , kUKVora uml ftrOcrs ,
UOC1S ItrccUits. . RlilptnrnlR. 1.J04
mul. Murkot oi > cin-J m , lint cl silxik
ina sloiv ; bulk of v Ui < , J.Mff Si , ho-v\lo8 ,
VVCKJW , lackers , K Tijf scj. tulxnl , $5 ! * Bs5.75 !
iKlits , | 525 < i'iW , plsa , J | WU S )
FINANCIAL
EASJLY ,
RAPIDLY ,
LEGITIMATELY ,
BY OUR PLAN OF
IN STOCKS , BOKDS. ETC.
5AFEST for moderate lincstora
LARGEST RETURNS on Iho Investment
ENORMOUS PROFITS possible.
MO LIABILITY beyond amount Invested.
HO KNOWLEDGE of sp-citl Ulon necessary
NO TIME or attention re < iulrc < l ,
All transactions nrc inaOe by competent expert *
of Ions cxpeiltnce ami unquestioned ability ,
THE TR/MS' / ' SY BlGaiE
Blmies Jl')0) ' each.
CONSERVATIVE ,
SAFE ,
RELIABLE.
CstabllfthrU August , 1S93 Bank Reference.
IrivestL-d.
Our Invest mint deiHirtmcnt 13 in cfnrce of th
anne cip rta "ho have hanillril Ilia lju.ilncss of
the Nutlnnnl Bjndk.ite Company and tljo In
ternatlcmaJ Sjndknle Company * o sumsafully
for BO many > < IHB which la a burflclcnt cunr-
antco of COCK ] ri.anngcrni.nt.
DlvUlondo pnyiblo monthly.
Dividend * can l > o relniest'd BO as to pet th
benefit of conipjund Intvicbt ,
OUR RECORD OF DIVIDENDS
Since we first staitcJ In Autuit , 1S91 :
Any. 181)3 , iO iiorol. I'l'U. IHK-1 , SpercU
pc. IKDI. : 40 jich , ixui , 111 >
Clcl. IHIl.t , 10 ' April 1HD1. 1(1
No * . 180.1 , 0 JMujIflOl , IB < i
l > o I.H ! > : i , a , lunn IHIM , H
Jin. 18111 , 10 " .JlllJ I HIM , .10 >
AUGUST DIVIDEND , 1OOPER CEMT
July nnd AUKUst dlvWcnda tlio result of tli
1'lff iidvuiu-u In nun
Jinlulns- from Iho rapid inlvnncc In the eharci
of Ilio Intcrnnlloiial Kjn.llcili' Company , which
are now selling at an adiinre of WD I'I3Il C13NT
Hie Nliaiea of the IrnileiH' hyndlcate iiliiiuM am-
meml Itself at n goiul Imratmrnt to caiillnl eeclc.
Ins InvraimuiU In Idrse und Kinall uniuunts pay-
InK inaie thnn ordinary IntoriM.
ItciiKbcnlatUoH wantiO In ivtry illy and town
In tlio United Hln.K > a
I'ay no attention to pirllc * ciajlni ; It Is lmi > o .
slljlo to j > jy ucli illtliltnits Tiny nro cither
rl\al or nre Isnorunt of tlie sulijcvt of SMirtlcata
KlK-culntlon. H nd for pirtlculara nnd JiidRo for
yourself. Onu III-IMIU'S uMllly Is ID criterion as
to another's Mcnvy c n lit- Bent bj einrcsa or
liontotTlTO money ord. r. or Ni-iv X'ork draft.
Uenii-rnlxT. this Is SI'nCt'LATION. not nn a.b-
Bi > lute certalnt ) ' , nnrt It l BOUIII ) l.inlncs policy
not to Invest "VOU1I AU/1 In anylMtiK.
A TRADEnS' BUILDING ,
CHIUACO , ILL-
LA5&GH3ST
DIVIDENDS
ON
151 TEH CENT avomcn monthly dlvlriend paid
UmllrBtttUmonthiof Itt'Jl by
THE AMERiCAM SYNDICATE
To ihclr cllmits n llm roiult of prolltaulo pccu-
latlonJnatochB , BondH.L-tc.
.rt.1V.lHY . 100 IT.lt VENT.
J'l'tlllUAItr . ! > '
MMtUll . >
At'lllt . tW "
'
-
CoHsunatlVD management. Kulnbllshnl 1888 ,
limit ri'fornnco , 910 to $1000 tan IMI Invented
uUliiiicrjtlianlliaiiBU.il cUjreo of ( ufet- ) > y our
plan of
SYNDICATE SPECUUATIOM.
IVIilch .iBsuroH thu lirc < Ht rclurnu comp-illbla
with fufety. Uouofbi Inllucuccd by nnyone who
\Sblt 1 ImpO'iHblo to piy uuuu lar.-o ( llvj.
iVonUrt until you have read o r maim il of ,
\nforimllon Th.it whlili In liiipo < nlblo
to Boinu la comp natively easy to otliurn
( 0 , llamiltan & Oo , , Managers ,
K rnrllla Avc , , U n , 111.
OUR WEEKLY MARKET LETTER ,
nn Inv.iliuulu ild lo Inroutore Slnnu January
iBthll pcrcuiil. ot our prodlullons livvu liuyn ful-
IlllcU.
IlllcU.MAlteO FREE UPON REQUEST.
OnrCo-opcr.'Ulvo btocU Oomblnntlona aropror *
liiL-hlflily iiroiHiMo , an I nru valuable , to thosa
not n iipoalilonof nuiklnir. % biislnc . & of follow-
Ine : tliomarkct Suico J.nunry Ini , 18UI , 113 per
cent. haH uuun dlvlilod ,11110117 buujvcrluon , 1'uin-
( r iu upon rmiuont.
FISHhR CO , . Stock Drokors ,
IB unit 0 HriMdvvuy , New Vur
WM. LOTTDON.
Commission Merchant
Grain and Provisions. _
I'rlvote wlrea to Ctilcaco and New York.
All tiunlneiu orJcra placed on Chlcaen
lioarU of 'Irade.
CorretiJOinlenco solicited ,
Offp. , . room 4 , tiew Yorli IJfo