0 THE OMAHA DAILY JM3IU : tttllSDtflfiSDAT , AUGUST 11. 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Goes a Half Oent Above Ita Hccent
High Mark.
GAINS OVER ONE AND A HALF FOR THE DAY
Aili mice In KnrrlKii MiirUcI * lie
Chlrf CmiKi' f Strmirlh Corn
mill OitlN Alno ( Inln lu
C111CAOO , AUR. 10. Whcnt today ro c
o nliovo the hlstiest point touched dnrlnR
the recent bull ciimpalmi and 2V nliovc the
ing price of ycstiTtlny. Hcallzlnt
s5il KURIL reaction , but a net mtvnnce o
] % c wat maintained. The principal < -le
inont ot BtrcnKth VMIS the ndvnncr In for
eign markets. Corn vvns BtronK nntl Rnlnei
He. Outs sympathized to the extent o
) + c. I'rovlalons nvcrnijed strotiK , but suf
fered Rome from realizing. I'ork snlnet
2' ' iRc. I-nfd nnd rllw 2'4c ' each.
AVheiit fully re-established UH reputation
as a friend to the bulls by the manner of Its
opening The first bids for September were
nt from iT'/Je to " \c and after lluctuatlng
n few inlmiteH between the opcnliiR Ilguics
nnd 77'ic , It commenced to add u few larger
fractions to the advance. In half tin hour
from the opening It had ilscn to "So nut
by 11 o'clock It was bringing 7Sc , or IV
over the previous day's closing price. The
foreigners sent the mo-t Influential news
contributing to the btiotiKlli thus Indicated
Mall advices fiom t'urlt were of the most
tiullMi clmrnctrr and enblegrams icportlns
the Immediate situation showed that since
ten days ngo the Kronen nimket slttmlloi
had become strong enough to bo chniarlor-
lai'il us "excited.1' An mlvnnce In wheat
overnight of from 25 . .outline * to 4i ecu-
times or I ho equivalent of from 1'io to 2-vc
pa bu. , coming'lifter u long M-ilun of dinl-
Iiir jumps ntipenrcil to wair.mt Iho utioiih
ndjertivo cmiilojiMl by thp sender. Liver
pool opened Vl higher nnd rose to nn Im-
| iro\cmcnt for the Ouy of lr ; d for futures
nnd "d for spot. ,
In addition to the strong tenor of the
foreign news , the Information from do-
niu'stlc Boiircep was not of n character to
illmlnl h the bullish cnect of the other
The spring wheat In Minnesota nnd tin
UaUolni wan not giving thu good promise
ol earlier Indications , nnd nt-coidlng tc
conservative grain merchants on thu groom
thu ilehl of tMe three stntpa will not IIP
nbove the nvor.ige. Chicago receipts were
2.M cars nnd 2 < M,000 bu were Inspected out
.Minneapolis and Dullith received ir,9 cars
40 ! of which were nt Uuluth , which were
supposed to consist chli'lly of whont tn
ionto from Minneapolis to New Yoik to
lill n prevloUFly rcpoited .ile. The clear
ances of wheat and Hour from Atlantic
ports were i-qual to vr.,000 bu. Hrndstreet's
inatlo the world's visible 4,29\OCO bu. , smaller
than It was u week ago. The cash domain
here Is rather dull , cable offers being out
of line. The seaboard reported 70 boatloads
Fold for export Under the Influences o
the Inrgp clearances and fear of n. bullls )
rovcinmenl report , September sold up to
7fl'4e. ' ItuyciK realized freely mound Tflc
and forced the price back to 7V < .p. Sip
tcmbei rpcned ' ,4 < SI = c higher at 771077a | c
f.old spirlnglv nt 77'if ' , advanced to 7 'ic
deilined to TWc , closing with rollers n
SUif/TSitr. /
Corn was Him , hirgo'y on the sttengtl
of the wheat market , but In some degicc
nlFj to nn opinion that prevailed th.it tlie
KOVeminent report would show such u dc
terloiatlon for the month , as to u.uian
hlgier pilce" . Sellers were cautious nnd ic
fin "red offers of higher prices to make thin
pal tie- ton tindp. The receipts were llbera
nt 1,17.1 cai * Atlantic port clpatance. wer
: < iii)00 ! ) Illinois , lirnd'treet's madp Iho vlsl
ble luie and In Kurope 2,17X000 bushel
huger Ih.m It was a v\eek ago Septftnbe
opened Mfi'iC higher nt from 2Gvii' to 2c ( !
nilvancul graJunllj to 2 t\c and clo'-ed n
24L' ; .
lJiisliie s In onts was qultp heavy am
fliu'tuitlons were wider than foi "Ome time
Inllurntlal buying caused the flrmne p , nl
though clllng by lecpivers was quite free
Uraiislreel's report "hovved an Increase o
420.UOO bu. In the visible supply. Receipts
were 70 < i cars. September opened % e hlghe
nt IGTic , advanced to ITVic. and was offerei
nt KivfcifilTc at the close.
Piovlfilons vvue st'ong eaily on light ic
celpts of hogp and ympnthy with when
until Mquldatlon et in and most ot th
ndvnncd was lost. September pork starte <
lllc higher nt $7 SO. ro p to J7 S' . reacted t
$7.72 , elo lng lit $772 < Ti7.73 September Inn
opened Tic higher nt U 30 , cold b"tween 1
nnd $1.27 , closing nt $127 bid. Spptembe
rib * opened "c higher nt $ l.7."i , sold nt 51 7
nnd $4.70. closing nt $4.72 sellers.
Kstlmnted receipts for tomorrow : Wheat
I.'M cars ; corn , 800 cars ; oatr , J90 cars ; hogs
27,000 head
Lending futures ranged as follows :
Articles I Opo'i. | lll--li Lo\v. | Cloio. | YHSd'y.
Wheat-
77 7(114 ( 77
78HUW 70)iOJi ) ( 78h M
Coin-
Aur. . . , 20VS
Frpt. . . VIIM8U 20H
Dfc. . . . 27I8 27M 28 1
Mpy . . . JOIg 30
OnlH
Sept. . . . HlU-17 HIM
Die. . . . 18 17M
May. . 20 lOJi-20
Tork
icnt. . 7 80 7 8fl 7 72 7 75 7 70
Liirti
Ecpl. . . 4 no 4 as * * 4 27 4 25
Oct . . 4 yo 4 37H 4 5l > 4 US 4 II2
Eh'llllbs
S-cpt. . . 4 Tfi 4 77K 4 70 4 72m 4 70
_ Cct , . . _ . _ 4 77H 4 82 4 70 4 77 } , 4 72h ,
'No. .
Cnfh quotntlons were ns follows :
riXDUU-Bteady to about lOe higher.
"WHEAT No. 2 , spring , 7aV4bO } c : No. 3.
spring. 74 77c ; No. 2 red , S2ffS3Vlc. (
COUN-No. 2 , 2t.\f27 > ic.
OATS No. 2 , lCHQi7e ; NO. 2 white. 10iT21c ,
Mo. 3 white , 17jT20c.
HYE No , 2 , 43V4c. I ,
11AHLEY No ( . 2CV c. ' |
TLAXKEED-No 1. I)2j93c. )
. TIMOTHY HEEU-Prlme , $2.70.
PHOV1HIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , $7.75ff7.$0
I.crd per 100 His , { I ? JM 27',4 .Short ribs sides
( leiose ) , J5 37'iJir.r,0 ' ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) ,
"i 00 5 ! 5 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , J3 UOW3.I214
WH1BICY Distillers' Mulshed goods , per gal. ,
Jl 19.
SUOAIf Cut loaf , J5.H ; granulated , JC.21 ,
ctandard "A , " J5 ( * .
On the produce exchange toda ) the butter mnr-
Jtt was llrm : creamery , 10 14'ic ; dairy. 7B12c ,
Chci c' , dull. GVitlSo eggs , frenh. 9'ic.
YORIC niONKHAL MAIIICUT.
OuntatloiiN of ( lie- Day oil ( itnt - nil
( 'ollllllOllllll'M ,
NEW YOIIK , Aug 10 ri/JUR-Rccelpts , 5,121
Mils. ; exports , 3.,037 bbls. t ntrong and more
nctlve on the rife In wheat ; winter patc'nts ,
14400476 ; winter straights , 14 15 4 3u ; Mlnne-
rota palrnts , | 4.Uf4.xi ! ; winter extras , 1320 20 ,
Mlnncfutii liakcis , JJ.754 00 , winter low grades ,
t2'JO&3.20. R > e Hour , flrmerj supcrllne , | 2 M ®
S.70
S.70CORNMEAI < Quiet ; jcllow western , 610.
11M2 Strong ; No. 2 wratern , 4Gi4i > i c.
RARLEY Pinner , weislern , 29'jc.
IIARLEV MALT Dull at IIU C.
WHEAT Receipt * , 3 9,200 bu. ; exports , 147,083
liu. hpot , stronKCr : No 2 red , ( title. Options
opened stronger und uduuioi-d all day , with lew
reactions un strong cables , heavy neaboard
cltaiuncvH , foreign bulng and local covering ,
nnd mint oft fi Ings , leased off ullghtly near
the cluve and v\as tlnall ) l .HH > c ne > t higher ;
cnHa Included No. 2 red ; August , cloned at
l7Uc ; September , 8lhiS6V c , closed nt j % c.
( \UN lUielpta , 3 ! , KJO bu.j exports , 38,149 bu.
Bpot , llrm ; No. 2 , 3Jc. Options opened llrm and
\vere vlrong nil tluy on hUher cablen and the
rise inliout ; closing He net higher ; AUKU > I ,
SlS , 31'iC. clokc-il ut 319 c ; September , SJUS ' .c ,
rioted at SJllc.
OATS-llectiptii , 406,800 bu. ; exports , 200.34 ] bu ,
Fjiot. quiet , Nn , 2 , 2l c. Options dull , but
steadier , with corn , closing at 4 c advance ; Sep-
trniber eloted at 21Uc ,
HAY I'lim ; hlpplutr , 45tJC.5c ; good lo choice ,
1IOPH Quiet ; stale , common tn choice , U9" >
crop 3ffc ; IM 0 crop , 3 o ; Puclllo coast , l" '
tiop , 3i4o ; IS'JO crop , CiflOc ,
MIDI : ! ' rirm ; UaUeslon. lUJfll5lluenps !
'Art ' . UUfir.'c ' : Texas , I2ifiVic ; California , lie.
LKAT11EH Hriuj hemlock ole , llueno.
'Ai < ( i. 18119c.
IH'TrKH llecelpts. 11.886 pkg * . ; quiet ; wt t
tin creamery. llU15o ; Elglnn , 15cj factor ) , 7
CUiESi-llecelpt : : > . f.4 0 pkg * . ; quiet ; large.
.llle. TvUfo ; unull , white , 7t4HSe ; large , col
ored , Si'4c ' , vmull , colored , k'iOt'io ; part tklin .
4C& c , full jl.lrr.8 , 2H (3c.
EOOS-Ilecvlpl * . 99J3 pkgs. ; nrm ! lnle and
pciin > ) huntil. 12ni5crilein , llf U'tc ,
PUOVIHlONB-llecf. llrm , pickled meaU ,
quirt bellies , JI Mil 6 00. Lard , Hteady ; wcilern
Ittnni n UU4 CO ; refined , quiet. Tallow , dull.
OII-H rottoniu'ed , quleler , but ( Irmly held ;
Bilme lummrr ) ellow , 2Cft7c ; off lununci jellovv ,
h U < kc , butUr grades , SOjjJIc , ) ellow crude ,
ICfZ7c Piirolrum , dull ; IVnnnyHunla crude , no
market , lloilu , ulrady ; ttrulnt-d , common lo
good , SlUiilCO. Turpintlnequiet at 2rii2iV4c.
JUCUrirni , fair to extra , iViUOUe ; Japan ,
.
MOLAKSEH-rirm ; New Orltani , open ktttle ,
irojj to t-holco , nUIOc.
riiEianrH- .
1IICTAL4. PlR Iron , quiet ; eoulhern , 190001000 ;
fiflrtlifrn. 110 tft0 ll W. Copper , nrm ; lake brok
\f * , IlLU'.i ' ; xcbaot , iltWCU.tit L t\4 ,
i ii
iroVfrt , IXGO , fichnnRp , tl7Uf(175. Tin , firm !
trails III * onJ ) t74. ! plales , ty. Sptllfr , quiet
it II T 04 33.
OMAHA OIMHAL : .IIAIIICP.TS.
ronillllnti of Irnilp mill Qiitilnlloim
on Mlnplp unit I'niifI'mdiirr. .
EHdH-llulk of calcs. ! ( J5c. Hot w ather 1 <
causing heavy Itiffes , ns much n eight dotcn
lier cafe nnd many times much higher.
IttlTTER-Common to fair , tflG'ic. choice to
fancy , 10fjl2c , ttparator creamery , ICcj sathcrcd
: reamery , I2c.
VEAIy Choice fat , SO lo KO Ibs. , quoted nt 80
? c : larve nnd conrse , 4Q5c
MVn POULTRY-lIeMi. , Cos cocks , Zfflc : prlns
rhlckeiwi , per Ib. 9c , ilucks , Gc ; turk ) s , C4Sc ,
PinEONS Llvt , 7y 0c ; Oeud pigeons nol
wanted ,
HAY rplnnd , I' . 00 ; midland , J4 50 ! lowland
1400 , ne straw , 14 50 , color makfs the price oti
Im ) , llghl bales sell Ihe best , only top grade *
bring top prices
RKOOMCORN-Extrpmely stow sales new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice green 'elf-
working carpet per Ib. . 2ft2'4ci ' choice green ,
running to hurl 2W4c common , l\ic. \
VEOETAHLES.
CANTAI/ > t'Pis-IVr basket (12 lo I' ) . SOflSSc.
CUCUMllERS-Ptr tin ? . , 15Z20c.
TOMATOES Per lialf bu , Imskct , 40iJDOo
ONIONS--Per bu. , 75c tl.OO.
LIMA IIEANR-Per II ) , 3c.
Hi : bu. l 10
\NS-llnnd-plcked navy , iwr ,
CARIIAnE-Hnme gronn , IVJc.
POTATOESpor bu , new , f,1it,0e.
WATER.MEl.ONS-Crated. per doz. $20082.25 ,
rilUITS.
APPLES-Per bbl , UO
NATIVE PLU.MS Per 24-ql. cafe , 7re
CJHAPEH Cnllfirnln. Jl 2J.
IILAflvIIEItRIES Pel 21-qt , en > e. } 1
SOUTHERN PEVCHES-Per V , bu . nOfJIMc.
C.U.iroRNIA PEACHES Per ( .ase , Onwford"
CALtroRNlA PEARS nnrllelt , per case , Jl 75
CALirnitNIA PI.U.MS-Per cafe , II 25M 10.
RLUEIIEURllN-IVr ic , , t rnce , 11 V )
jlJOMU (3ROUN ( CllERIUES-Per UK basket
TROPICAL TRU1TS.
pIJANOES-Mcilllcniinran swcels , ? 3 TO.
LEMONS-Mi > lnn > , JT MCfS 71 ; choice Call
fornln , f4 ' 0.
11VNANAS Choice large flock , per h.inch
K Wif2.2 ; , medlum-sl7Pd bunches , J ! W82 00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , iarp
UP , 1.1c. Iliii7lls , pel ib. , He : Enellsli vvnlnuts
l'.tr , ! ' rnllc > ' . * oft 'hell lWtso ; htumlards , 10S
lie ; Illbtits , pei In , lOo , picnns. polltlicd large
SfllOe. Jumbo , Ilil2o , laige hakoiy nuts , J1.2I
pel bu , loconnuts , 41 0 cncn.
PUSS imported funey 4 crown. 20-lb boxes
lie , 3 clown , uO-lb boxes , 13U14C.
HONEY-Cholce. 13 13c.
ClD'-R-Cl.irlticd Juice , per hotf bbl. , J2.33 , pel
bid , tl OOfM ! " >
MAPLE SYRUP-rivc-gil enlis , cnch. J2 25
gal e'.ins puic , per doz , J12.CO ; halt-gal , cans ,
1023 , nunrt cans , J350 ,
N oi.run WOOL .11 A merer
„ OIF In Sali-M On Int ; ( c
Firm HolilliiLv of Trlut-x.
1IOSTON , Aug. 10 The wool schedule her (
how * Mime fulling off In the sales , but the mar
kct holdn ii htiong position nnd there Is no dim
cult ) In innMiiR mles , pioUded prltes n'e nol
held too high. I-'let-ce wools nre quoted llrmei
nil nlnng the UUP. und but few sales me recorded ,
Ttnltorv wools me selling at 4uc foi line me
dlum nnd line Pcourcd An-trallim wools holt
rir.il and prices ere gradually being worke.
higher. The follow Ing mo the quotations fo
leading desctlptlons : Ohio nnd Pennsluuilr
llecci'H , X nnd nbnvc , 22c ; XX and XX am
nbove , 25c ; deliilne. 21c : No. 1 combing , 26o , No
2 combing , 2Cc. Jllclilgiin , Wisconsin , etc. , >
Michigan , I0c ; No. 1 Mlchlgin combing , 2lc : No
1 Illinois tombing , 24c. ; X New lurk , New Hump
"hire nnd Vermont , lie ; Nu. 1 New Yolk New
Hampshire nnd % 'irmont , 73o. delaine. Michigan
-Me , unwashed medium. Kentuck ) and Indiana
uiie-fouilh blood combing , 20i21c , Kentucki
nnd Indlnim , three-eighth lilood combing , I1' '
Sf21e , Missouri one-fourth blood combing 20c
Missouri ihiee-clghth blood combing , SOc , bruit
comblnif , lie ) ; lake and Cirorglu , liiysO" Texni
wools. Spring medium (12 ( months ) , 13SiHc
scouted , JTiaSSc. spring line (12 ( mouths ) , llf2c !
rociiiicd < l'e ' Tenltoiy wools : Monlumi , lini
medium nnd line jfllc ; si oured , 40J42c , rlaple
ISKIjo. rtnli , VVomlng , etc. , line medium am
Iliie , llijlSe. ncoured , 40c ; sliiple. 12tf43e Aus
Italian socun-il basis , tombing Miperllut Mfi57c
lomblnif. Rood , l,2ifi.lc ; cimblng , s&oo ; Queens
lard ' " * -
temblng ,
Ut LIC MEATS rirm , f3. li..con , stead ) ; J3 S3
I.ud. llrm J4 10.
VVHISIvV hleadv , 11 19
HITTERMlpndy , fnnc ) Elgin creamery IGHc
O'lln 12013c. dairy , 9c.
SUOAR-Klrmei
EROS Slcn ly , 7c. .
ClIEEbi : nrm ; Ohio prime. 7 < (7ltc.
llfriioiil ( ; ml n n nil I'rot | NOIIH.
IVEIIPOOL , Aug. 10 LAUD Dull ; prli
IPln. 22p Cd
- - . . . . . 'E Klrni , American finest white , 41s
WIIEAT I'lrm , pot No. 2 red , western winter
COIIN Spot , dull ; American mixed , new. 2i
10'id. ruturefv sle-ady ; August 2a lO d ; Sep
lember. 2s lOTSd ; October , 2s ll'id.
( iillftiniln Dried .
NEW YORIC. Aug. 10 CALIFORNIA DRIEI
ritt'ITS Steady but quiet ; tvaporated apples
prime wlrn trnv , 6VtO pur Ib. ; wood dried , prime
n'fcc ; choice , 'otic ; fancy , GJiGVSc ; prunes , . 'fjJHt
im Ib. . IIH to size and quillt ) ; uprleots , Ito > nl
Si9c ; Mom Paik , 12c , peaches , unpeclcd , C8c
peeled , llT14ci per Ib.
STOCKS A.NU IIO.ND3.
%
I'urly Dfflliie In llore Than Overcome
IM a Stroiitr Itiilly.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. The price of mosl
slocks this evening was distinctly higher thar
last evening , the gains extending to over 1 pei
cent In Bonn of the most prominent stock *
There are uever.il reasons why this net lesult ol
the da's trading Is particularly notable as In
dicating the recuperative Dower of the maiket
In the first place the market opened with ) cs-
tcida's disposition to take profits ttppaiently
still rampant. The off ei Ings for tnls purpose
were very heavy and the mirkct sold off sharnh
under the large transactions The decline wai
accelerated by the pressure of short Eales , pro-
ffsslonnl operators being convinced that a re
action of considerable proportions was Impending
The grangers weru subjected to the severesi
presume , but few nctlve stocks escaped a losi
of nearly 1 per cent. lly the time the decline hail
reached this proportion the offerings began tc
show- signs of diminution , t.iat unfailing Indl-
cation of an undertone of strength In a falllna
market , and prices soon became nrm. After a
period of dullness they resumed on upward
L-purec nnd advanced steadily and strongly for
the it t of the day on a continuing Increase ol
business. A large part of the shares which
neic precipitately thrown over ) esterday In the
deflie to icallze prollts were bought back to.
da ) , many of them below the level nt which
they were sold. The early short sellers , many
i.f them , felt compelled to accept Ihe Inevitable
lendcnc ) to udvance In view of the declare test
of the rencllonury power of the market which
* vas gl\en In the morning. This rccupeiatlon
ftiiH effected In the face of the selling for Ixindor
account In rather larger volume than usual , and
of especjall ) severe declines of Americans on
Ihe Ixindon exchange. Today was the fortnightly
settlement , or delivery day , on the London ex.
change. The belief had prevailed In some minJi
Iliat the recent selling of Americans by London
* yaa for the short account , and that the set"
llement would disclose the fact In an increased
emnnd to coxer shorts. Contrary lo the expec
tation of this class , London told all the Inter-
latlonal slocks very freely , with the cxcep.
lion of Northern Paclllc preferred Tnls iroes
: o coiiilrm the lmpre > 3lon that foreign capitalists
tave rtally been liquidating their holding , ol
American securities on u very large scale
Ihe only s ) mptom of the existence of any short
.Merest . In London wan pome demand to borrovt
locks here on the part of the representatives
) f London Interests. The disregard of the sentl-
nental eff.ct of Ixmdon's attitude by the rally
TMWSi " ' lhc more Ill < irl < e'l In view of these
, ael * The day was marked by a further decline
t/i Vf / " mnK < 1 of "oeted r"1 to J4k4V4
ind 14 61,14 for long and short , respective ! ) and
) f attun rates to 14 83 % and Jl for Ions ana
mort. Rates for time money for the lonE"r
leriods hardened perceptibly , and this i lmit ' .i
' ' > ' Hlnir of long s'lerlln1 , ; bills' for
Jft-s , the proceeds being put Into loans I ) | * .
ifi'f ' ' ' "I' ' " ' " ! I" London , nnd there was' acll e
Diddlng there for gold Crop prospects ret
MM * of foielgn crop shortages and the acoom
av" ,5 r''e ' ! ! ' " ' ° "llcut " ' rkH nl connnued
avoralilo ! to the advance In
prices of Mocks us
lid Ihe fui Uier report * of current railroad eirn"
ngs. The total decline
wns more than recm.
red on ull Mocks , but tl.e . net gains eVcnded
, < 1 per cent In only a fw shaYes. The H
rom the lowest exceeded l per cent In nil of
ne grangers , reaching 2 per cent in Chicago
.Irent Western , bt. pnu | led Ibe uroun < ?
plni of activity will , sa Us of ffi 000 shares
line s Central rallied 214 Per cen from the
owest. A retnver ) of over 1 per cent also oe.
urred in very many of the western , anil sSutl ?
vestein railroads , us well u * In om ? l.artinJ
oulhern railroad. A la ge nuinbe ? of th in * '
lu.trlul and specialties Indu" Ing a lSfKl fium'
, coupon
The market rulfd heavy ,
with a llBlit
"i > 1"
huillnic In quotallona at the close"i
The Ev enlng Post's London financial cable-
irain ta ) * : "There was a general setback In
he stack market tiday on the prosp cl * of dearer
noney lo follow withdrawals of bar gold at the
lank of Kniiland Toda'n wlllidrawals came
* u stimrUe. It belns the flral sale uf | .sr at
lie bunk price for month * . A considerable
mount of guld will go ta Austria. There Is no
otual arrunKni | nt fur gold uliliimcnls to Ihe
'nllrd Blatt . tul Injuries In ( hat dlrvciloon
iave b en made , A feature to note Is the rl a
i continental exchange , on Linden , Amrrl-
tinu ttucluated widely today , Contancoe * gen-
rally were 3 to 3H per cent on drurer money and
irger account * with wwtrage d ler . In aadl-
loa to tht block * ot iharca ttu lljr ihlrptd to
New York oVnler * * rp rnrrylnc enormous llne
her * ( .VwilnniroM on Mll nuk ( * * St Pnul ner *
nnly 2 per cent After n perl" ! of dullnw
Atncrltnns clop'd irootl and are the mo l pnimls-
Ing mirket Camidlun 1'Afinc and Ihp Icidlnp
cppclHllIra were bought from llerlln KnfflM
were nulet A sharp advance In eintlncntnl
sterling rnlex nltended Ihp rise In I-ondon dis
counts. iJirgc offers of forward business or
American bill * nro made , but there Is fi ten
ilincy lo choke off this buslne b ) quollni ;
sllff rates In I/mdon , The Pnrl * nnd llerlln mar
kets werr firm , "
The following were Ihp closlnK quolallons on
Ihe lending slock * of lhc New York exchange
today :
Total ( .ales of sloiks today were S34.M2 shares
Including : Atchlson preferred , 27G20 , Chicago
lluillnKlon & Quinc ) , 4101 , Erie , new , 7GVI
IlllnolH Centinl , 10,055 , Louisville .1 Nnshvllle
17,303 ; Mnnhaltim , 6,210 ; Metro | illlnn Trnctlon
3310) Missouri 1'aclllc. lO.Wi , Mls-ourl , Knnsn
A : Texan prefernvl , 3,013 ; New Jersey Central
S 610 , New York Central , 7,75(5 ( ; Northern Pn
clllc , f.Oll ; Northern 1'acinc preferred , 20,720
Northwestern , 4,700 , Rending , 13,620 ; Rocl
Island , 2Ir,03 , St. 1'nul , 61,010 , Omnba , 6,5Gj
Koulheni Hallway. 4.641 , Southern Railway pre
fencd , O.iso ; Union Paclllc , 4,830 , Amerlcni
Spirits , 12,729 , American Tobicco , 11,591 ; Iln :
Slain Oas , 11.605 ; Chicago Gas , S.OTJ. Laclcd
Gas , B.5CO : Standard Rope nnd Twine , 4.WK ]
Sugar , 17,7 2 , Tennessee Coil and Iron , 6,057
United Slates Leather preferred , 3,240 ; Chi
lago Great Western , 38,410.
\OTV Y irlf Sloii .y Mnrlict.
NEW YORIC. Aug 10. MONEY ON CAI.iT.r-
Easy at 14 ? per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak , with nctua
business In bankers' bills at 14 85 > iQ4.85 < i fo
demand and nt $4 83HS4 84 for sixty da ) a ; postei
rates 4 S404 SG'.i and J4.8G'4C4 87'A ! commercla
bills , S1 83.
SILVER CERTiriCATES No tjuotutlons.
HAIl SILVER 53Hc.
MEXICAN DOLl \RS-42'4c.
GOVERNMENT RONDS Weak.
STATE 11ONDS Dull
RAILROAD IIONDS-Strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
HoHloit block < Vuotn < loim.
ROSTON , Aug. 10 Call loans , U4ST3 per cent
time loans , 2VSB4 per cent. Closing pi Ices fo
stocks , bonds and , mining shares :
Sun FraiiclHco Mlnlnp ; Quotations ; .
SANrilANCISCO , Aug. 10. The oniclal closlnj
quotations for mining stocks today were ai
follows :
Silver bars. 6dc : Mexican dollars. 4094GHC'
Iraltbslr.u , ise ; drain , tjlojrrap i , 17 > < ig.
Ijoiielnn Stoi'k ( ( iiotatloiiM.
LONDON , Aug 10 4 p. m. closins :
IIAIl SILVER Steady ; 25Hd per ounce.
MONEY H ! ai per cenl.
The late of discount In the open market foi
short bills Is 1V6 per cent ; for three months'
bills , l',4i per cent.
Uold Is quoted at Ruenos A ) res today at
19200 ; at Lisbon , 48V ; at Rome , 104.02.
Xovv York Milling UniitiitlonR.
NEW YORK , Aug. 10. The following ; are the
closing mining quotations :
Hank of ( ifriiuiii'N AVcckl ) Slatfineiil ,
IIERL1N , Aug10 The weekly Elatement of
the Imperial Hank of Germany shown the follow
ing change * , as compared with the previous ac
count : L'axli lu hand , Incre-ase , 3,300,000 marks ,
treasury notes. Increase , 680.000 marks ; other
securities , deciense , 36440,000 marks ; notes In
circulation , decrease , 27,180,000 marks ,
American Srt'iirltlrH III I.iiinliiii ,
LONDON , Aug , 10 American securities were
weak at the opening , but steadied Inter nnd
closed steady with u fnlr demand. Hears were
early selleru , but covered later on ,
Fliiiiiivtnl ! Yotin ,
nOSTON. Aug. 10. Clearings , J17,174,38j bal-
nnces , 11,826,819 ,
1IALT1MORE. Aug. lO.-Clcarlngs , J3,30G,401 ,
balances , 1427,433.
NEW YORIC , Aug. 10. Clearings , 1140,983,725 ;
balances , $8,185,698.
PHILADELPHIA , Aug , 10 , Clearings , 511 , EC3-
SSS ; balances , J..TO'J.HM.
MEMPHIS. Aug. -Clearings. . f07,013 ! ; balances -
ances , )34,304. New York exchange , selling at
11. (0 premium.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 10 M tine j , 2ifl6 per cent ;
New York exchange , Wo to 23o discount j tlcar-
nge , JI'.S17.3M.
ST. I > OUI8. Aug. 10. Clearlngn , : i,123.7Cl ; bal-
nnce > , $ M9.3G6 : moi ey , 4W7 per cent ; New York
cchange , 80o discount. Wo discount asked.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug lO.-Clcurlnt-s , I1.C79-
830 , New York exchunev , banks. (1 per 11,000
piemlum commercial , Me per 11,000 discount.
CHICAC.O. Aug. 10 dealings. J14,065GOO ; bal-
nnce * . $ I,719IW ; New York exchange , 20e dl -
ounf strrling , demand , 14 t tGI 87h ; slxt > .
4SUif48J'4 | Local slocks were dull und
Heady. Cloning : Streets. 17i ! Diamond Matcli ,
4ViWr t Chicago , IK \ ; South Side L , 12' . ; ;
Uike Stieet. 73iI7 i
_
Furl-lull I'lllllliellll ,
RERLIN , Aug. 10. Exchange on London , * 0
markii SGlifg- . for checks.
] * ONDON , Aug 10. The amount ot bullion
cone Into Ihe Dank of England on balancei to-
Joy U 110.000
PARIS , Aug. 10. Three per cent rentes , 106f
ISo for the account. Exchange on London , 25f
Z14o tor checks , , . , i _ i _ . . . .
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
-i
Fair Run of Stuff Finds a Warm Welcome
'
Waiting.
°
ii 111
SELLERS HAVE fjiE'BETTER OF BUSINESS
*
i i *
I'rlccM llniiKc'jfriiiii Stonily to StriniK
on All ( .rnilt-B' of Cutdc lloirii
Oirn | Artixt ; mill Illiclicr ,
\Vonk.
SOUTH OMAHA ; Aug. lo.-nccciptn for
the dn > s Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Bhecp. Horsca
August 10 . 2,374 7f,20 1,321 . . . .
August 9 . 2,429 2,202 . . . . 2
August 7 . J.1W 4,931 . . . . 3
August 6 . 1,025 C.4I5 2,415 4G
August 5 . 1,4W 12,675 2,903 1
August 4 . 3,02'l 7,566 267 2
August 3 . 4,267 9,776 1,431 2
August 2 . 2S 4 2.101 59S . . .
July 31 . 836 Gt > 20 .
Ju'.y SO . Sfi ! 4.371 133 M
July 29 . Z977 7,622 2,790 t
July 28 . 2,540 8,102 742 77
The olilclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns !
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep
C. . M. & St. P. lly . 2
O. & St.'U lly. . . . . . . 5
Missouri 1'nclllc lly . 25 5
Union 1'nclllc Sjstem . 7 2i (
I" , U At M. V lly . 8 37
S. C & 1' . lly . 2
C. , St. P. , M. & O. lly. . . . 6 B
H. .t M. lly . . . . . . . 38 3S
C. , II. A : Q. lly . 1 1
C. , It. 1. & P. . west . 1
Total receipts . . , . > . 92 J15
The disposition of the dny's receipt
wns as follows , each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated :
Buyera Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep
Omann Packing Co . la l.OTl
O. H Hnmmond Co . S4 1,100
Swift nnd Company . 14i 1 , 7S 1
Cudnhy Packing Co . 421 2,514 1 Oil
Lobmnn & Hotlifolillda. . 42 .
Uenton & Underwood. . . . C96 . . . .
I.nyton & Co . 100
Hamilton . 51 . . . .
Hotchklf" ! . . . 22
Cudnhy P. Co K. C . 700 .
Plnnklngton P. Co. , Mil . ICO
Chlcnpo P. & P. Co , Nc-
braskn City . 543 . . . .
Other buyers . 14S . . .
Left over . 100
Totnl . , . 2,308 7C"X ) 1,31
CATTLE U vvna n sellers' mnrkct till
morning nnd no mistake. Everything
seemed to be on the side of the men -\vlic
had cattle to soil.
While there were ninety-two cnrs of cnt
tlo reported In the ynrds , onnbout ! sixty
four lends were on snle. Of the cnttl
actually offered for Bale eighteen lend
were Colorado nnd Texas nnd there vver
twelve lends of western feeders In anothc
bunch.
With so little to select from there wn
not much room lor discrimination on th
part of buyers , nnd they were out carlj
nnd bought about' ' everything in sight.
Fat cnttle sold steadily nt a little atrongc
prices , the bulk going nt $ : .254.CO , with i
bunch of Tcxns ; at $3 Si.
There were prgbabiy not to exceed n half
dozen loads of COVVB nnd heifers , nlmos
nil grassers , on sale. Tne mnikel wa
nctlve nnd steady.
The supply of stookers nnd feeders vvnt
hardly equal tobthe demand and the yardf
vvere soon cleared. 'The prices paid welt
stronger , as compared with yesterday , hm
the market as n whole In very satlsfactoo
ffSi n2' A stll"i , ? ° t westerns sold a
$1.00. Representative sales :
'NATIVES.
niis.
N ° . . l'r. No. Av.
Ay. Pr. No. Av. IT.
CO. . . . 018 J3 65 44. . . , KS ! M a. . . . 99 , J4 Jj
u. . . . OC4 4 15 4C..IQI3 4 K 6. . .1138 4
. . .lOjS 4 20 18 . .1JJ9 4 8..H13 4 50
" U't 423 q..lJS ? 4 SO IS. . . .1173 4 SO
JJ" ' } 0J. 4,3I } B..10B9 4 SO . 1..1100 t JO
S'1- ] ? 1 S 22" " ' 3K - IM 4 M
19. . . 124u 4 Sj
" COWS. i
I. . ! > SO 2 40 ! . „ , 5SO 2 00 1..1003 2 75
3wK 5 't -H 26 ( > iiiriiozo 5 is.
1..1050 2,0 J..JJOO 250 1..H30 3 7J
1. . . . 3JO 283 1.-.1220 273 7. . . .1123 3
1 , , . 1010k 3 20 1..J.11SO 275 ' 3 " .1220 SCO
Ci-1090 33 ° " *
. : : 3 , '
iiEircns.
} 'iJ 3 00 C. . . . 750 3 CO 30. , . . MS 3 03
1. . . . 540 3 10 1. . . . S-,0 3 W 1. . . . SSO 3 %
' ' ' * " " 1022 3W J - 3M
. . . . JJ5
HULLS.
: : : ! $ ! ! g LS : II ! ' '
CALVES.
1. . . . 830 423 1. . . . 740 B 75 * 3. . . . ISO B 75
STOCKCnS AND rcUDERS.
1. . . . CCO 3 10 1. . . . 7DO 3 40 ID. . . .1037 4 10
JS38 : : : : ? csn ? : : : : ? . - "
MILKEHS AND SPUINGERS.
No. „
4C cons and cahc . j31 Ji
' NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. T O. Av Pr
° heifers 758 J2 70 90 heifers 718 3 30
J cow " 50 2 7o Cl helfera 701 3 35
G cows 1013 3 IS 11 feeders. . . . 733 425
MONTANA.
i Sr.S18 ! ! : : : | g B fgeM-iB ! s
5 bulls 132S 2 45 14 . . ! ; ! 3 40
1J CO"B 'SO 2 70 l steer 1580 3 0
% cow 897 2 70 CC feeders. . . 925 4 TO
= 1 c ° 8r'8 3 W 71 feeders. . . 943 4 00
31 COWH SG3 3 CO C2 feeders. . . . 193 4 00
COLORADO.
412 Tex fdrn.1119 3 CO 23 steers 1103 3 00
Upas The hog market opened active nnd Co
higher under the Influence of the Bo dtol de
mand nnd favo.able advices from eastern mat-
kcts The bulk of the hoB sold early , but toward
the last , ns the- more urgent orders were tilled
the maiket ea ed off nnd closed with the ad
vance nbout all lost.
The hogs sold nt R range of $3453365 wllh
the bulk nt S3 0)03 ) K. Heavy hoga sold at
.3 JiS2 ? ! , me < " .1",1 ? , weBntR | "nil mixed loads nt
$3 Wi(3 57 , and light and light mixed at 13 G0 >
t C5. The uales an a Whole averaged 4c und n
fraction higher than yesterday.
Todny'n market touched Ihe highest point of
the month , so fur , excepting only Wednesday of
last week , when Ihe overage of all the gales was
J3.5714lUpiesentatlve sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
17 38 } . . . S3 32'i 86 230 601356
IS 37. 80340 78 230 SO 3 56
13 384 . . . 345 68 ya . . . 3B
14 3.6 . . . 3 45 CC 26G 41 3 K
U TO3. 120 3 41 41 2G3 SO 3 55
97 331 SO 3 45 63 277 V ) 365
M 338 120 345 63 287 80 3 65
( C SOI . . . 3 45 05 JS2 M 1
12 302 80 3 43 Cl 230 1C ) 3 55
66 3,3 240 345 M 270 . . . 3K
G8 311 160 3 45 68 273 . . . 3 5"
65 316 . . . 3 45 C9 279 40 3 55
65 SCC SO 3 4T1 C3 2SO UO 3 66
4 ! ) 332 8) 3 47'J K . , ,283 80 3 55
U ) 337 169 3 47V4 66 241 . . . 3 M
M 237 ICO 3 n % C3 313 230 3 55
07 206 M 360 16.,24S . . . 3 f
GO 311 2SO 3 60 64 284 40 3 65
65 235 80 3 M CC 2GO 4) ) 355
64 -'Jl 60 3 60 ' C5 2G9 SO J M
60 292 60 3 M I- 69 270 40 363
73 245 200 3fO i , I C4 , 284 ICO 365
CC -S3 SO 3-10,1 , . , 72 , 129 160 3 M
' "
43 236 . , , 3 Mi 14 257 , . . 3 55
68 2C8 . . . 3W * 45 254 60 365
68 21-2 fcO S Ml' "n CC 270 40 3 65
M 260 120 Sttf't Ct 273 60 3 fJi
48 , .291 60 3 [ 0 , , | 1J CO , , . , . , S7G 100 S M ,
Cl 262 . . . 3 W " In G2 234 160 355
63 2'jfl 80 350 , , 72 , .286 40 3 iS
C4 2S4 40 3M * 71 64 UO 355
55 2lO ! . . 3 go. . 7"3 41. . . .264 60 3 f5
63 Jk5 160 3 W1 ' ' 114 S68 100 S 65
128 302 60 3 50 -f- kl 270 60 3 5i
M M . . . 3 , ' ) 'I G9..2C7 . . . 3 5714
Cl 278 ICO J y.jr , S3 261 40 3 67'/j
64 317 . 3 M C. 2 5 . 357' , ,
C8 261 60 360-DMI 76 Z41 ISO 3 57V
C3 291 80 360UI | 31 212 . . . 3 67'4
120 316 60 3 ? ,0' l 23 Z7S . 3 67V >
6.1 .98 ICO 3 8 J 'I 70 2C2 0 1 67N
10 281 . . . 3 MUII l ' 72 3 40 3 6714
76 278 200 3S2W , 58 284 80 3 67'4
7J 270 60 3l if' , ' > f C4 2C4 10 > 3 t7b
CO. . . . 306 60 3.r,2)ti | ) | 60 234 60 3 Gl
Ii , , . , 2CS 200 3Kl''i ' „ G 216 . . . 3 GO
Cb , . , . .2S7 160 s'tJ'S ' ' 04 219 60 i 10
76 . . . . . .250 120 a'CSH"1' ' 143 , 233 81 3 GO
63 2U . . . 36SJK-ll 77 233 . . . SCO
67 . . . . . 2.Y 40 3 12Va.ll C7. . , 231 60 J 60
6J . . . . . . .307 . . . 3 S2 > 4 ' , . C9 213 EO 3 CO
W 274 1GO 3 6 % 77. . . . . . 240 . . . S GJ
77 " . " .266 80 3 65 I 64 240 FO 3 6)
C9 . . . . . . .i'W . . . 365 , 65 , Z60 2X ) 3 C3
71 SC8 191 365 / K8 , 201 . . . 3 C2H
7Z .2C5 240 365 SO 195 ZX ) S 6SJ4
C5 . . .328 60 365 7. 2K 40 3 62 A
' 3 65 130 226 . . . 3 C2'J
C4. . . . . . . .77 60
Gl . ! . .237 2 0 55 9i 211 40 3 63
piua-onua AND UNDS.
l 2 0 . . . 1 60 6 355 . . . 3 40
) ' ) 300 . , , 223 1 4 0 60 340
4 . . . . . . 412 . . . 3 4214 1 , . , , . . .330 . . . 3 40
1 . , , . . .390 . , . 34J14 i 1 330 . . . 340
4,1. , . . .330 . . . 3 45 / 1 360 . . . 3 43
5 . . . . .323 . . . 3 45 * 2 335 60 3 45
5. , . . .842 . . . 3 45 4 293 . . . 3 45
2 . .325 . . . 3 4S | C 276 . , , 3 45
J" " ! , , ,2M . . . 360 t. , 305 . . . 345
4 . . . . . .275 . . . 3 SO 4 377 . . . 345
J 802 , 860 :2I5 : . . . 3 SO
5 , ' 278 . . . 3M 6 232 . . . SM
7. . . . .213 . . . 3 W . . . . , . , . . . . 3 65
6 . . .226 " 3 tO , 6 , . . . . . .220 . . . S 65
3 13 360 t 236 . . . 365
S" ! ! ! . . ! U . . . * M < "K ' S U
; ; ; ; ; ; ; 205 . . . s w 3 320 . . , s GO
BIIEKP Thtre won a moderate run of iheep
here and the market was Juit about tlcady.
About thlnl of tli * rei-elptu ronnIMi-il of VtAh
Umb , but thfy > too MUM for r cl ( r ana
wfre fold to tttfoTf. ltti > r * cnlntlve ruin :
No. Av. l'r.
IM mined wn > t rm . . . $8 JJ on
1M Utnh JCKMInu frnlcrs . S3 3 SJ
ITS ml il wc trrn . , . . . . . . . . S J 3i
433 Utnh lnrnb , fcrilcra . . . K7 4 25
1 Tin me wtthrr . . . . . . 170 4 75
13 native Utr.ln . . . , . , . . . , . . . , . , . n 4 tl
CHICAOO lIlVlj".STOCK MAHICKT.
ft
CnttlrSlciulr ItfiKK Illiilipr nt tlie
Stnrt Sliccp l'ni'hnnnp ' < l.
CHICAGO. Aug , 10Tin trncle In cattle to.lny
R above the avcragr for it Tui- lay , 1'rlcts
rulnl steady for the general rim and very strong
for the choicest , Common to prime native sletrs
soM nt from J3.60 to - > .03 , the bulk went lit from
J4.35 to } < 85 ; exporter * bought freely nt from $1.70
to r > ; Mockers nml feeders tolil InrRCly at J4 60.
CnUen , chfllre to fancy , were easy nt from 1560
to 16 55 ; common to KO < M ! , J3 to $5.25.
Th < > trade In hoc started wltli n Knod tlemnml
.it nn advance of Be , but trade miMniucntly
slackened am ) the n lnnreas lost , tlic > market
clo lnK ilull Oornmon to prime linR * sold t
from $3 55 to $3 oo. the bulk ROIHR nt from $3 75
to $3M. rips sold InrKelv nt from $3 5i > tn $ .1 " "j. "
sheep were In fair Uemnnd nt unclmncpil
prices Hnles ncre Inrcely nt from $140 to $375 ,
a few selllm ; an liteh na $3 f3. UniiM broiiKht
from $2.ar , to J27fi Wrolcrn mnRern were freely
offered nt from $33. " . to $375 l < nmt" sold fr < ely
at fnitn M M to 3.75 for the poorest to $3 00 nnd
$ .1 J5 fnr the V 'st.
llfcclpts : Cnllli , 6,000 head ; IIORS , 14,000 Ii ni3 ;
- 13,000 hrail.
SI. I.iinU l.liritock. .
ST IXUIS , AUK. lO-CATTI.K-tlecelplii. ,
bend ; shipments , 100 bond Mnrkpt. lOo blghur
for best natives ; others steady Texnns steady ,
nntlve fhlniiInK steers , $1 00i.CO ; bulk nf snles ,
$ ISof4 91 ; drc-scil beef and butcher steers , $3 CO
JI4 TO ; bulk of FnlO ! < $ ) Z.-fT4 4i , eteor * under
l.fKXI pounds , $3 2-.JH Zi ; bulk of sales , $3.3Jf3 83 ;
stocked nnd fecdprs , $2405(4.15. bulk of snles ,
$2.Rofl3 " )0 ; CO H nn.l heifers , $200if421. Texns
and Indian steers , } 270Jf3S3 ; cons and heifers ,
$2 007 3 23.
lions-lleroliits , C.OOO head ; shipments. S.DOO
head MnrKet , stront : to Be higher l.lKlit , $ l. o
flltio , mixed , $1CO 3M , benvy. $ ir > 3iT.1ifl (
SIlEIM'-Hecelpts. 3,000 head , shipments , 400
brad Market , steady to BtronK : nntlve muttonn ,
$27503,75 , culls nml bucks $200J2.73 , Texas
sheep. $3,30Q3 60 ; Inmlw. $4 0004.83.
C'H > I , IIP Slock.
KANSAS CITY , Aw ? 10.CATTLKItccelnts. .
0000 head ; market steady ; T < xtis "tuors. } 2 75W
400 , Texns cous , $2 OOfiS 00 , nntlva steers , 53 iOjf
4 ' < l ; nntlve co s and heifers , Jl 7'ifT4 CO , stoclura
and feeders , $2.ili ( 4 33 ; bulta. $2.50fT3 13.
HOGS Receipts , 13000 brad ; market opened EC
hglher , closed wcnk , bulk of sales. $1 62W3 C3 ;
heavier. $3 33JJ3 03 , packers , $3.50ri3 02'4 ' , mlxert ,
J3SO 170 , llRht , $3B.-,5J370 ; Yorkcra , $3 C3&3 70) )
plBS. $2 . ' .Ofl-l 1,3
HHEEI' Receipts , 5,000 bend ; mnikct s-teailyi
lambs , $340f300 , muttons , $2S05f400.
Nr-\v York IlStot'li. .
NEW YOIIK. 10.-ninviS-UenlptB : : , 5V
head ; no trailing European cables quote Amer-
Icnn steers nt lO filliir ; refrlRerntor beef nl
MiBSUe. exports toduj , 7oO beeves ; 2.1CO nUnr-
ter of beef.
oAIlIS ! Ilccclptl' ' ' " llcni1' vealsi25JJ705. .
SHEEP AND LAMIlS-Recelnts , T,4M > heart.
Kheep. $300 390 ; lambs. $3 0003 SO.
. . .VntS : Hct'll'ts' ( 3-in he"aMarket loner til
Mock in
Record of receipts of live stock at the rout
principal markets foi August 10 :
Cnttle. Hoc . Sheep
„ , , ,
° " ; nha . 2,374 7,626 1,321
ChlcaKo . . . . 6loo .
Kansas City . r WO 13000 B.OOO
St. Louis . 7,0,10 6 > ( X)0 ) 3jKc )
Tolala . . . 20.374 40.CIO 22,321
' '
KttNt Unffulo LU'e'stork.
EAST imrrALO. AUK. lO.-HOGS-RecPlpts ,
Ji-il : , " ! 30r"cril' SMd to choice. $4.I3
e *
culls to fnli. $4.505o ; sheep , cliol t
WC"ra'"fl"50' c" " ' ! coiinnoi
Cliii-liuiiill MSlock. .
t CINCINNATI , lO.-IIOGS-Acthe ; $ , - SO/
CATTLE Active ; $2 2W4 63
SlIEEl'-Dull , $2238303. I ,
LAMliS bteady ; $3 5li3 BO I ' '
St. IouIN ( ieiK-rnl .Alnrkfln.
ST. LOUIS. Aucr. 10-rLOt'R-Dull. firmer bu
nchanKed ; patent$4 054 23 ; stinklUe 75 ?
390 ; cUar. J300&350 ; low and medl . , , , ' r.oo
2
ere. developed , but thtre was good buylnc on ,
the bulls \vere very confident , as there was lltu
wheat for sale. Local lecelpts were sonevvh.i
I Bhter , and cables were higher , while nent fron
OATS Dull nnd easier for futures ; spot loner
No 2 cash , 17c bid elevator , 18 > 4c tiucl , ; No '
white , 2Hi 22c ; September , ICSc.
RYE Higher , 42o track.
COIINMUAL | 1.45M 50
URAN Firm ; country points , 2GQ3Sc ; eas
track , sacked , worth , 40c.
FLAXSEED HlRhcr ; SSc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme. ,052 f ) .
POULTRY Chickens quiet ; old hens , Co
spring , 8Vic ; ducks , fcprltiR , GSO' c : Reese , bprlnui
Cc : turl-.ejs , old , 7Wc ; BprliiR , 12&12VjC.
HAY Unchanged.
11UTTER Unchanged ; creamery. ll15e ; dairy
6ll'ic.
WHISKY $1.10.
METALS Lead , stronu , $3 5714 bid. Spelter
nrm. $4.15. |
COTTONTIES Unchanged.
llAaGING Unchanged.
PROVISIONS Pork , steady ; standard mess
Jobbing , $7 604T7 60. Lanl. stead > , prime eteatu
$4.07 4 ; choice. $4 12'4 Hncon ( boxed ) , shoulders
$1 70 ; extra short clear and ribs , $5 90 ; shorts
$5 77V4 Dry salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders , $5 03
extra short clear , $3 05 ; ribs , S3 55 ; shorts , $5 b5
RECEIPTS Hour. 4.000 bbls ; wheat , 98,000
bu. ; corn C22.000 bu. ; onts. 57.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Hour. 10.000 bbls ; wheat. 121,000
bu , corn , 60,000 bu. ; oats , 53000 bu.
Coffee MarKolM.
NEW YORK , Aug. 10 COFPEE Options
opened steady nt unchanged prices to 5 points
decline , ruled generally Him all day on cov
ering. with sellers scarce on supposed accumu
latlon of short Interests Closed steady ut net
unchanged prices to 10 points advance. Sales
12,160 bags. Including August 1C 75 ; September
$6800690 : December , $7030710 Spot coffee , Rio
dull. Mild , steady sales , 700 bdgs Maracalbo
p t Totnl warehouse deliveries from the Unllec
States. 26,059 bags. Including 25,288 hags from
New York , of which 11.406 bags were ex-ship
New York slock today , 427,402 bags ; I'nltrc
States stock , 600,955 bags ; ullnat for the I'nltei
States , " 20" , 000 bags ; total visible for the Unllti
Milieu , 703,955 bags , against 482,975 bags lait
year.
HAVRE. Aug. 10 COrrEE-Closed quiet , un
changed , sales , 23.000 bugs
HAMRUIta. Aug. -COFfEE-Opencd M PffiT.
higher , doted unchanged to 'iflH pfg. higher ;
sales. 81,000 lines
RIO DK JANEIRO. All ? 10 COPFEE-rSlendy ;
No. 7 , Rio. 8,8'0 uls exchange , 73-lbd ; re
ceipts , 31 000 bags ( twn da ) ) , cleared for the
Untied Slates , 10,000 bags ; none for Europe ;
stock. 311,000 bags.
SANTOS , Aug 10. OOrrEE-rirm : good av
erage Santos. 9.600 rels ; receipts , 36,000 bags
( two d.i > 9) ) ; stock , 617,000 bags.
ClmiiKt'H In Available Siipi'lli'M.
NEW YORK. Aujr 10 Special cable and telegraphic -
graphic dlrpnlches to HnulMrcet'K , covering the
principal points of accumulation. Indicate Iho
following changes In available supplies last Sat
urday , ns compared with the piecedlng Satur
day :
Wheat. United States and Canada , cant of
Rocky mountains , decrease , 493 Mil ) bu ; nllo.u
for nnd In Europe , decrease , 8,800,000 bu ; total
decrease , 4 298 000 bu
Corn , United Slates Mid Canada , east of
Rockies , Increase , 2.1KS.MW bu ,
Oats , United Slates nnd Canada , east of
Rockies Increase , 420,000 bu
The lorper decreases lu available blocks of
wheat last week , not reported In the filllolal
Oslble supply statement , are CM 000 bu In north-
ncstern Interior elevalcus , 168 COO bu at Clove.
and 75,000 bu. at vailous 'Manitoba storage
iclnts , 60000 bu. In Mlnnennolls prlxate ele
vators , and 80,000 bu at Kort William , Ont. , nnd
Corresponding 'increases Include 213,000 hufihels
it Oalvrston , 120,000 bushels at New Orleans ,
; ( ! 000 bushels ut LouUUlle , 190000 bushels In
'hlcaito private elevators and 25,000 bushels at
3gden burg.
Iliiltlinorc
DALTIMOHE. AUK 10. FLOUR Firm and
unchanged , receipts , 15,145 bbls. ; exports , C.2C9
ibis WHEAT Unsctlted and higher ; snot. 87Sfj >
! 7T4c. September. 66'4C8H e ; sttamer No , 2 red.
ililSlic ; receipts , A6.677 bu. ; expnrls , 63D.834
bu , ; southern wheat bv sample , 8IG89c , eouth-
em wheat nn grade , A51 > i < i > 8SV4c.
CORN Firmer ; spot. SlHfniWo : Bepletnber ,
IlllfeSlHc ; mcamer mixed , 21Uff23'ic : ipcelpls ,
110,173 bu . southern white corn , 3 j35c ; eouth-
urn ) rlloH , 3rij36c.
OATS-Sleady : No. 2 while. Z7f7'ic. old ,
rro-liitH , 44.634 bu.
RYE Firmer ; No. I western , 47o ; recelplf ,
0 463 bu
HAY Firm : choice timothy , $13.5001(00. (
GRAIN FRHIOHTS Viri nulet nnd un-
'h.injredsloimer lots , 3n 4J4d , Septembir.
UllTTKIl Hleady and unchanged ; fancy
: ruamery > ISfilCc.
ECOS-Flun : frenh , 12c.
( 'HiisB : | ' * lrm and unchanged ; fancy Now
fork. 6T,09c. _
/1'olrilo Market * .
TOLEDO Aug. 10. WHEAT Higher ; cash and
\ugust. 63VJc
CORN-Dull. higher. NO , ! mixed , 27Sc. !
OATS Slea4y ; No. 1 mixed. 17c.
RYE ActUe. nrm ; No. 2. cauli , 44c.
fLQVEHSEED-Dull , tteady , prime , Octpw ,
4 30 bl J.
OIL Unchanged. I I ' , '
Maiiclicntrr Tfitlle TrnilOt
MANCHESTER , Aur , 10. Cloths &Dd } . ( imft
ulet ana yery llstit LudntiB doing. ' -
WEATHER CROP BOLLET1S
Tcmpcrfttnro Rnlcs Abont Normal and thi
Eainfall Very Heavy ,
CORN IS IN A FLOURISHING CONDITIOf
Hot \Vontliop Itnrni I * ComitrrnrUM
1 > > Ilio Timely Deltmc- nil Ihc
Ulit KliiK I" on llln
l"cvt Annla.
Weekly crop bulletin No. 18 ot thr- Ne
braska xectlon of the climate nml croi
service of the Weather llurenu for tin
week end IIIR nl S n , in. , August 9 , says ;
Rainfall for the week.
The tcmpeintuto of thu past week hn1
nvcr.iRcil nbout nornml In tlie eiiHtcru iior
lion of the Htuto , nml 2 ( Icqicct" below nor
nml In the western pottlon , The inaxlinun
tcmncriituies h.ivo been below ! K ) ilogrcc1
on most dnya of the week
The rainfall lint been nbnve ( he norinii
In nil counties uxiept those nlotit
the Mlosouil ilver north of Otoc county
It hits cxcecilcd nn Inch over the Kiotitei
portion nf I In" stale , nml In llmtlrd ntoni Ii
lm been much heavier. In put1 * of Slier
man nnd Ituffalo counties this weekly rain
fall exceeded [ > Inchei
The mills of thu week vvere unfnvoinbh
for 'thrashing und HtackliiR mull Kruln. It
some fc\v cusei wheat has sprouted In tin
shock.
Coin bus been much benefited by Die
mini of the week , nnd It lint rccovctoi
somewhat from the effects of the hot. dn
vvoitthei the last of July. In many eountlfi
hovvcvei , the crop has been pcimunentl }
Injuted to Koine sllpht cVtent. In n fevi
limited nren It Is eHtlmalvd that Iho cori
will not exi-ced three-fouilhs of nn U\VI.IK <
crop. Novel lhele , the bulk of the con
N In Rood condition. Corn H very uni-vei
In development , nnd , while carl.v corn I :
fust maturing , the lute corn Is Just shoot
Inf. Reports by counties :
SOUTHEAST ERN SECTION.
Uutlcr Corn very uneven , some pieces full )
up to average , olhers fnr behind , crop will be
about average for county , fall pUmlm ; btguu
Cuss Corn In good condition , but sIlKhtli dnm
aged bv drouth , late potatoes and piitauris Im
prove ] l ruins
Clnj Coin late and somewhat injured by tin
dry weather of las-t week , fall plow ills' be
gun , Rome ulie.it sprouting lu stunk.
rillmoie Corn good In southern pitrt of count ]
and nearly nviiagc In northern part , fall plow
ing commenced.
tinge A good wick for corn , but crop 1
Intel than usual , muci corn In roastlnc tar. ,
Hamilton Corn doing' nkely , bill It later lli.n
usual ; some torn lu roasting eai , but mort li
shooting nnd forming cars.
Jeff * rson Crops doing Mnelv , most corn ou
of milk , much In roasting car , and early corr
fa t matuilng
JoluiFon Coin In good condition , and mud
of the crop will be ns good ns last sear
corn uneven nnd much lite.
l mcnbter Recent rains have helped ion
wonderfully but In purls of count ) It Is noi
earing will for lack of tain.
Nemaha Earl ) corn Mime Injured by htal
and drouth ; man ) have stopped thrashing am
stacking and nrc plowing , ground In guod ton-
dltton.
Nuckolls Corn In good condition , nnd Hit
heavy rains of the week Insure a big ciop , fall
plow IIIR commenced.
Otoc RaliiN have helped corn , und the crop If
In a hopeful condition ; corn Is late anil uneven
Pawnie Cnrii not Injured It ) hot weather ,
early corn beginning to dint , grape ? will bt
large crop ; potatoes nearly failure
Polk Some damage to corn ami grain stackf
by high wind nnd hall , but crop generally doing
w ell.
Richardson Corn doing finely , nnd generally
uninjured by hot weather.
Saline Rains have helped corn , nnd Into po.
taloes will be gomcthtpg uf a crqp ; oats art
thrashing out prett ) well.
Saundei-s C'ool , damp weather has Interfered
with thrashlrx , but Is good for corn ; pasture *
improved ; buckwhtat good ; llax light.
Seward The rain of the week IIIIH helped corn ,
but considerable damage has been done by the
drouth.
Thaer Corn Is doing ns well as It postlbly
can , and promises n. full crop ; onts turning
out well , pastures good.
York Corn slightly damaged by winds ol
last week ; some corn In roasllnc tar : but llttli
plowing done ; thrashing delaed by rains.
NORTHEASTERN SECTION.
Antelope Rain dcla > ed lini vesting ; somt
wheat and oatB to cut , hot weather damaged
some llelds of. corn , crop generally In goon
condition.
Ifod Small grain harvest completed ; stackIng -
Ing in progress ; corn in excellent condition ,
promises an abundant > lold , earing out vcrj
heavy.
Burl With the light showers of the week , corr
has held Its own , but needs rain ; large yield
of wheat and oats.
Cedar Small grain about all cut ; corn doing
well , early and medium , planted , silked out , lutt
planted not eared ) ct.
Colfax Wet weather interfered with thrash
ing nnd having , but was good for corn.
Cumlng Small grain nil harvested , corn Is
late and has been somcwli.it Injured by drouth
In July.
Dlxon Damp , cloudy week , small grain In
shock , bul no stacking or thrashing him been
done thl3 wctk , no damage to grain from rnln.
Dodge Corn is mostly In silk or further ad
vanced , early planted In roasting car , corn gen
erally In good condition ; potatoew poor.
Douglas Corn and potatoes need rain , ana
yield Is being ninterlu.il ) affected by dry weather ,
oats harvest completed and some thrnsied.
Holt Corn Jusl pulling out ears , looks line ,
and will make a gooit crop ; email grain mostly
In shock.
Knox Most corn well silked and de\eloping
rapidly , wiek good for corn , but ratliir un
favorable for harvesting ; hay plentiful.
Madison Timely rains leave corn In excel
lent condition and ntsurn lu full development.
Pierce Prospeits for corn viry Mattering , If we
have warm und dry weather ; corn has Brown
very large. ' 1
1'latte Small grain jleldlng better than ex
pected : corn generally In splendid condition ,
tonic llelds Injured by drouth ; thrashers tun
ning full capacity.
Sarpy Some larly planted corn damaged by
dry weather , but most of the corn In good
condition ; oats jleldlng well ,
Stanton Wheal Is yielding some better thnn
expected ; out * crop Is heavy ; torn , Is doing well
and Is now In silk.
Tmirston Thrashing has commenced , nnd gr.iln
IB geneinlly of good quality and average ) leld ,
corn doing well.
WnshlnEtoii Corn doing well , but needs rain ,
liuy Is n light crop ; pjnture poor ; wheat and
ualB turning out good
Wa > ne Wheat and oats nearly nil harvested ,
Koine wheat spoiling In chock because ° f lain ,
; orn growing well.
CENTRAL SECTION.
Buffalo Corn In southern part f county badly
itunted , earn have rXopped growing ; early corn
s hurt most. lUttd corn Is better than checked ,
ill corn Is late.
Cutter Corn damaged some In parts of county
ny drouth , wheat and oatu good , hay being
: ut. I
Daw son Thrashing begun ; wnejit good ; Irri
gated wheat C'ictllciit ; corn In poulhein purl ot
.ounty badly damaged by drouth ,
Oreely Early corn all safe for a big crop , and
vlth u little more molstuie lute corn wilt tome
nit well. i
Hall Slacking and thrashing In progress ,
lorn very unc\en and much late , much of It haslet
lot labeled yet ,
Howard The rains of the week have male
hilly Improved Ihc prospects fur corn , but
ho crop l veiy late ; bay und pabturago short.
Ixmp Harveeilng1 about half done , wheat and
iatn fair irop , coin very late , but with rain and
ate- frost will make good crop.
Merrlck Early lorn nil rlgntj some corn be-
end redemption In eouthem part of county ,
mall grain harvested and home thrashing dune ,
Kiurman Corn will be benefited by the rains
if the week , but has been considerably ilam-
iged by thu preceding drouth.
Valley Rnln and fogs lime delayed thrashing
ind xtacklne , c-nrly corn taring and tllllne
veil , pantuiea good ; potatoes doing well ,
bOUTHWESTERN SECTION ,
Adams Some < orn damaged by hut winds ; late
am badly burnt In tome loculllleii plowing
or wheat commenced ,
Dundy Corn very uneven , but promlvca about
lalf a crop In moil parts of the county ; millet
learly all dried up.
Franklin Corn In good condition ; wheat and
atK not In stack are sprouting ; fall plowing
ommenced.
rrontler Corn Is probably damaged slightly
y dry weather , but Indication ! point to u lurfet
rop.
rurnas-rorn but Illlle damaged by drouth ,
nd splendid ruin all over county | .iln week ,
orn prospects good ; alfalfa good ,
( Jasper Corn la damaged 25 per cent by the
r > weather.
Hurlan Some few flt-ldt of corn damaged by
ot weather , generally crop promising ; ulfulfa
elntr cut third lime ; oats poor ; potatoes good ,
Hlti icock Smull grain being thrashed , ( lop
ot HO good us e&pected ; corn doing well in
atttrn , und needing ruin In northern part ot
ounty.
Karne > Oali a full crop ; corn dolnv well
nd , except wlKie Injured by hall , promlnci
bout a full crop.
Lincoln Corn In good condition and U mak-
ni ; wonderful headway , come In roasting car
nd some ju > t ta llnir out.
Perklni Spltodld rein ; corn looke promising ,
lied WUlovr-UucU ot the wheat to tc uckt < )
yet , lol of wheat stuck * In sight this
Kiasfhoppers Injuring corn.
Wtbtttr-rirnty nf rain In Home locolltlt *
others In need of ralni corn doing well anl
will be n full crop.
WESTERN ANN NOnTUWKSTEUN.
Cherry Harvesting mnklnic rapl.l prore * |
corn growing finely and Just commencing It
eari hnjlng well under hmdwny ,
Chofimr liny n \ tf crop , having dflnvel
by ralnsi corn will be a full crop ! all affallk
ilolnc nnely.
Iinwesvhenl mostly cut. onts Into nnd doIng -
Ing v\ell ; corn Very lote.
Deuel-Corn a full crop ; alfalfa doing well ;
liny line.
Kfith Week cool nnd wd , corn Is doing
well ,
Kt-sn Pahft Nice rnln ; good sronlnc wcntlicr
for corn
Klmbill The rains have made whent nnd
onts , some ready to cut. potatoes sure crop !
millet good ; hay never better , range line
Ixjgan Wheat rather pour trop , some onU
not worth cutting ; corn looking r t rate ana
ground wel.
Rock Prospects are for n large crop of corn
f colts lllurrhrnt harvest deln > ed b > rahu
of week , much of second crop nf alfalfa put
UJ , jlelit never belter , corn caring well
Thomas-Plenty of warm inlns nnd crops
making big growth H A UlVEI.\N'l ) ,
Socllon Director , Lincoln , Neb ,
< sovnii.NMivi' iMjrtns ( : ( IN
Corn CoMilltloiin Ilrtlrr Thnii Limt
Mniilli. lint llflim ttu > A > crnKO.
AVASIUNOTOK , Aug 10The August rvpnrt
of the statistician of the Dcpirtmciit of Agrl-
culluie shows the following iiverage conditions
on August 1- Coin , SI 2 spring win at. 667.
spring re , 618 , onts SOO , hirlev. R75 , buck-
wh nl. 949. tobacco , 7 < 7 , lilsh Initntoni. 771
1 he condition of corn R1 2. Is 13 polnls higher
limn list month , lie p.Hits lovvi-i thnn on An-
Rust I , ivis. mid 3 points linver thnn the August
nveingc for lie last ten venrs.
The prlnclpil Mute nvoing.-K ere ns foll-m ' .
Ohio , s. , Mlrhlgm 11 , Indlnnii. 92 , Illinois , 93 ;
lown , 7S , Missouri R7. Knn ns 70 ( n drop of
20 points dutlng the month ) , Nebrnskn , 81 Tcvns
3 ( it diop nt l < t points ) , Umitsi.rc W. Ktn-
luck ) . 92
The condition of hprlng w he-it so 7 Is 4 J
points lower thnn last month , but 7v points
h R her than on August 1 iw and 4 K points
higher Hum the August nvtiage for the him
leu ) cnrs This | s n decline uf 8 points In
Minnesota , 11 In outh Dakota. | i In Ninth
Dakota nnd 1 In Xebi.i Kn
'Ihe nM > iage condition nf spilng DC | s J'l ,
as eonipnied wlti lui last iiuinih s < on August
1 lV.il ) , nnd fCS feu the hut tin ) c.us
The aveiugc condition of outs Is K ; , IIH 101.1
Piled lti S76 ln t me nth and 773 on Augutt
1. IS'n ! ' 1 hp eoiu-olldated n-Uirns Indicate that
about 10 per cent ut the oats Hop of Insl ) c.if
Is Mill on hand
The nv crime cnndltlnn of barley Is S7 B , n
ngiilnpt vs.l on Jul ) 1 mid S2 on AiiRUft 1 ,
The nrcii"Mn buckv\heal Is 4 S per cent lcs
than last > eur and the condition Is ill 9 as
compirnl with 9C nt the colie poiidlng period
of labt ) ear.
The nvtiage condition of pnlnlocs has fallen
during Jul ) from 67 S lo 779. whlih litter llguic
is n,9 points lower than nn August 1 18 %
The condition of t.ie npp'e imp is In Hit ,
m.iln veiv unfavorable Ohlu und Michigan hint-
llttlo moie than one-third of n full crop I'onn-
slvunli sllghtl ) umltr nnd Ntwuk ullll
slightly over n half ciop and Virginia nml
KinHukj each about tno-lliInN lltpoitR from
Eevcrul points In I'linndu Indicate1 n short cu > p
of the laigcr fruits , putlculail ) npplt s , bolti
In Ontario nnd the in.ultimo provlncts
There are feu sections of the eounii ) that
do not leport a failure , mole o- lets marked ,
in the peach crop
The average condition of pntturcs is \erjr
high , nn average exceeding til eloi-cl ) npproar i-
Ing , 100 being reported from three fourths of th
states ,
COTTO.N IIAKICI'.TS.
> liuihly ( iovcriiint'iil lli'iiorl IIIINI > N it
llrrnlc In ( litVrifintMiii. .
NEW \OIIK , Aim10 The cotton maiket
opened Mi-ady nt a deellun of 2fil polnls tablis
being dls.ippolntliiK und weithir news ( , n Lilly
biM'l h , Indliutluib of btiiillilnl i-alus In Hie
Little Iti'cK , Snxnnniih and Memphis d'strliti ,
v.llh uijoil r.ilns in 'lV\ns rolltivv In ) ; the epi'ii-
Ins cnll Ihc mm ket icmivtud tin * Ions nnd at
noan wns t.Uatl ) at u'wul ji'ftiMilaj H iliwlng
pile. " Th" Use that Inllowed the opening tlt-
cllne WHS due tu n liulllsli Inlerpretntl n jUtn
In Ihu olllelal vvis > 'cl > ciup i.puit Imimtll itily
following the nnnoune mint ol the nioiuhl ) u
port fmm Winhlngt.jn , h.i i\er , the market
bnku In nbout tin ; luwni-l pilce the afternoon
rulul tiule-t , with the Hiding gominll ) n fc\v
pultun undei tin.losing ilMiie of jut idnv and
tin- lenellnnll ) ste.ul ) at u nel de-i , lnc of J
points to nn ad- aim of 1 point , lotil I-.UIH fu-
lures , C7OXt bales rutures closetl slo idj , snlis.
( ,7.0J. ) biliH. Januai ) , 7 It 1'cbiuarj 7 17 ,
Mnnh , J720 , April , $7 2J , Ma ) , J7 SO , AuguM.
iiM , htptember , > 7.2 > , Octobei , } 711 , Nuvrmbei ,
J7.M , Deccmlci , J7 OS Kp il eloped eau ) , mid
dllng uplands , 80 , mldillliig gulf , * > Ui. nit le-
i-elplB , none , gross , ! JI biles , expoils to Grout
llrlluln , J iKilcs , ijntlnent , 1,5,1 | JIM ! , forwarded ,
231 baleH , ciilt-s , 3.IS b I | H , nil tphmi'ts , stuck ,
41.CS7 biles. Tulal Ind.i ) . Nel nieipts I.iU
bales , exiHiits to Or at lliltiiln , 30 bilew , con
tlnent , 1,658 lules , stock , 82 C71 biles I'oiiboll-
dated : Nit receipts , 3.J-0 b.sles , pxinrls to
Gieat Riltuln , 3 bales. Trance. 401 bilm. eon-
tlnent , 2,3u biles. Total since BtpttmbiM 1 Net
receipts , 6,620,074 bales , cxpoits to fit ! u IMtaln.
3,003,415 biles , rraneei 4'H47G biles , eontlnint ,
2.143.4CJ bales ; channel , r,4Vi bales
LIVERPOOL , Aug. 10 COriON- < pot n"Iel :
prime unchanged , Ameiliati mldillliig , 4 U 32d
Hie BUCB of the da ) weie S.OilO bales of vvlileh
1,000 bales were for speculation mil export , and
Included 7 , ' )0 ) bales of Ann rlcan Rect Ipla , 2 000
bales no Ameilcan. 1'iitiires opened quIit , with
a moderate demand and clot- , * * ! quiet nt Die
decline ; American middling I M C , August ,
4 12-C44 | 13-C4d IjtljerH , Augusl and September ,
4 47-64B4 4S-64d buyeiH , September nnd October ,
4 38-C4d selleiu , November and December , 3 f.5 6a
bucrs ; December nnd .Innuaiy , 3 C4-G4d buers ,
January and rebruai ) , 3 54-C4d solleis , Tebrunry
and March , 3 M C4ff3 6"-IHd sellers. May und
June. 3 rC-CIS3 CT-Cld liujcr ?
NEW ORLEANS , Aug. 10 COTTON-Qulet
sales , 100 bales , ordinary , 6 7-lCc , good onllnarx ,
G IJ-lCc ; low middling , Tc , mlililllnn , 7 11-lGc ,
good mlddllnif , 8 11-lCc. middling fall , 8'ic. re
ceipts , 1,184 bale * , stock , 13,022 bales rutures ,
steady sales , 21,200 bales , August , $7 Ttff7 36 ,
September. JG83fjG9j , October , JG78ifiG73 , No
vember , fCTlijiGbl. December , JC kl i ; SJ. Jan-
uanJGStflGW , 1'ebruar ) , $68741680 , March ,
JO MMJC 02.
MEMPHIS , Aug 10 COTTON Stead ) . mid
dling , 713-lOc , lecelpts , 18 bales shipments , 140
bile * , stock. 4.G04 boles , no snles.
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 10 COITON I'lrm nnd un
changed , with no miles , middling , 7 13 ICc re-
celptB and Klilpmentx , 101 bnlci each , iilock ,
9,721 bales.
_
TV York Dry ( < OOIN Mnrlfi't.
NEW "SORIv , Aug 10. The dry goods market
shows continued ncllvlly lodny. The ptefcnce
of many buer , who have luKcn advantage of
Ihe speilal rates , helped to swell the day's ifcord
In Jobbing centers In Ilibt hand markets the
activity Is maiKed , Tie dtmdiid foi nil grades
of staple cottons Is hrMc In all quartern Print
cloths are exceedingly llrm ut 2 S-lGc fur cxlrug
and relatively advanced prices for odd goods.
Sales of the lattei continue In I irge qiiuntlllts ,
but extron , spots und futuua arc icfused ul the
price current , _
KIIIINIIN tJltj MiirK > < N.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 10. WHEAT IlrUU de
mand , jW3c ' higher than ) e > terdi'v clore , No ,
Z hard , 7f.V4e ; No 3 , 73'4c. , No 4 , 70e ; No 2 snft ,
79c , No. 3 , 77c : No. 4 , 72'4c ' , No. 2 p.irlng , 720.
CORN About Ueiidy , No. 2 white. 21'i.c. '
OA'IS Pair demand , N 2 mlxfd , ICJ.c.
RYE No. 2 , nominally , 3S4(3Slic. (
HAY-rirm nnd unchnngtd.
lIUTTElt Sleail ) , creumer ) , 13140 , dully lie ,
iOQS lie higher , deimnd heavy , fnuh candlid
Missouri und KansiiH stock , Klic.
NEW YORIC. Aug. 10SUO All-Raw , hteady !
fair refining , 3'tc , centrifugal , GrH \ , 3)c Re.
lined , quiet , standard A , 4Hc ; confectioners A ,
4 ? > o ; cut loaf , DHc , powdered , C'.lc , iiranuliited ,
DC ; cubes , Kc ,
NEW ORLEANS , Aug -SUO All-Open ket-
tie , quiet. 2'i (3c , cenlrlfugal. lea/ly , grnnu.
lated , 4Vlr4 9-1G , while , 33-inff4Vic , yellowc , : ii ?
H31ie ; fecionds , 203ic. OlhrrH uncliuntC'J.
1'i'orlii MnrKi'lH ,
I'EORIA. Aug , 10. CORN-riim , No 2 , 24c
OATS Irrtgular , No. 2 wille , IS'iJfJOc ,
RYE-Dull , nominal
WHISKY Market steady , flnlnhed goods on
Ihc burls of II 19 for high wlntt.
RECEIPTS-Corn , 30.1M hue , rat * . 42.650 bus. ;
i\r. 5,400 bus. , whltky , none , wheat none ,
SHIPMENTS Corn. 12,1V ) bus , emU 21 KA
| ju . ; rc , none , whisky , 755 bbls ; wlicut , none ,
Wool .
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. WOOISlendy. . lloece ,
19 i'.o ; pulled , No. i iy cxlin , 2J5/.M.C , Texas ,
H , Aug , 10. VVOOIUnchanged me.
dlum , 15/l7c , light linn 13 H'.ic ; heavy line , 10
Wile , tub HiiBhc.l , 1732IC.
Oil Vllll'l.rtS.
OIL CITY , PH. . Aug. 10-Cridlt Imlnnrca ; ic ;
[ ertlllcates no bids , ilpmenU. i9G77 bbls. ;
runs , ICO D04 bblH.
I/J.NDON , AUK 10. Calcutta LlnM-rd , tipnt ,
14s 74d Calcutta linseed neui at bund dc.
livery , 3U 7Wd ,
_
KUII KrnnclHcoVlifiil uncl llnrlcy.
SAN KIIAN4MHCO , Aug , 10. WIIKAT Quid
and Hrm. Decimber , Jl.48' .
JIARLEY Irattlvc , In i ember.
iilx I'oMljioiifil. i
NHW VOUK , AUK 10. Argumenlc In Hm
iGhens corpus proccedlnRH In behalf of Did
illeged New OrlennH diamond thieves , Jciui
\nlonlo Muffiin und Hogello ( lulluez , luvu
poulponed until tomorrow ,
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1030. Omaha , Neb.
-COMMISSION
5RA1N : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
l 1IOAIIU OK TIIAUB. * " '
Dlrtct wire * to Chicago tnd New Tork.