7 f * I 1 -
THE OMAHA DAILY BET3 : SATURDAY , AUGUST 14 , 1807.
Gelling for Profits Sends Wheat Down Over
a Gent and a Half.
CASH DEMAND AND CABLES BEARISH
Corn InUoM nil I'nrly Ailvnncc but
I.ON I It Oiitn Ui-clliit ; it flnnrtcr
All Around.
CHir-AGO. Aug. 1.1-Sslllng to secure
profits cammed n setback In tlio grain mar
kets today. Wheat for September closed
l-V lower. The onMi demnnd fell perceptibly
oixl cables falleJ to respond to yesterday' ?
flilvnnre liore. Corn advanced enrly , but
cloned on n refiollon nnd unchanged. Oats
lost t/tf. Provisions wnro fairly active. Pork
gained lOc ; lard , Go , nnd ribs , 7',4c.
\\bcat opened at not fnr from the prices
rtvrrent fit the end of the previous region
ni"l for nn ) iour tlic range of fluctuations
In the lending fuluro was conllncd to leper
per bm-hcl , n very different slnto of affairs
from the. first liour'n vlolrnt eccentricities
on the day before. Thu foreign markets
\\uto less excited than they were ycsterJay ,
with some disposition to weakness. At the
opening Liverpool quoted n rise of Id , but ,
wlille the next dispatch from there phowcd n
further slight gain , the lateHt prices were
nt a slight reduction from the llrst. Purls
< wus' CO centimes lower nt the opening , and
llerlln the equivalent of 3 cents per bushel
lower. Oath wheat wns offered here nt less
Iiriinlumi than was offered for It during the
previous two days. September rallied early
tn S3VjC , ( lei-lined to N3c. rallied ngnln to
KPV nnd then turned very weak , stopping
only nt M'/jC ' , n decline from the high prlco
f yesterday. It reeoveie * again by 12
o'clonk to nround S2'ic ' , where It hung llst-
epflly nnd without much business passing
for half nil hour. The lower quotation * from
3'arls were made moat of by the bears.
Antwerp wns nnelinngeil and Liverpool
ruiHpil from Id to 2d higher for cash wheat
1h ii It did yesterday nnd % il higher for
Hi-ptemuor. The decline which took Septem-
ld-r to si'ip wns helppd along by a break In
prim. * lit St. Louis during list proceedings.
Jiulnth nnd Mlnnpnpnlls stouks * of wheat
were ipportcO to In Vleatf a reduetlon for
the wcpk of l.Ono.COO hushcla , and as Chicago
fll < > k should show about l.OCO.OOO bushels
lceren i > the visible supply Ought to show
Mitnt'thlng llkn 1,000,000 bushels decrease ,
fl'lnwlng ' for some Increase nt the seaboard.
Chlpago receipts were IS ! ) cars ai\d ISO wrro
ith'1 receipts ) of the corrcspondl'ig day the
year before. The quantity Inspected out of
HtAfe wan 177,000 bushels. Minneapolis nnd
Dliluth received 2fS cnrs against -120 a'car
ngo. The fenbrtard clearances of wheat and
/lour nt Atlantic ports were equal to 043,000
bushels , 200,000 bushels of It being In the
nhnpo of wheat from Newport News. The
reaction from the first ihellnc to MHc carried
the pi Ice back to 82 . but the market weak
ened again on renewed liquidation nnd sold
olT rapidly to SOTfcc , recovering to Sl c on
Hhorts covering. December averaged nt a
( lUroimt of ? 5c : SeplombiT opened Wtc
loWer at 82 > ii82TJic. fold between S3M-C and
SuTic , closing at 81GSl < &c. a net loss of
The early dealings In corn did not sympa
thise with the wcnkne s In wheat. Tears
of early frost were evident In the minds
of Into bull leaders In wheat and they took
iibout 1.000,000 bushels ( luring the tlrst hour.
The day's receipts were 700 cars and sea-
lioarJ clearances fooled up r > 3fi,000 bushels.
'I he decline In price of wheat began to
have more effect toward the end of the ses
sion and the lowest prices wuro In the It
twenty minutes. September opened
liluhcr nt ZS ic : pold at 2Sc. recovered to
"S'AC. ' then gradually down to 27c , closing
tit 27iB'Q2Sc.
Oatsi was nctlvo nnd firm early , but brokc <
with the other cereals toward the end. He-
relptH were C75 cnrs. September opened a
Hhailc lower nt 17lc , sold between 17'X-c ami
Jcc , closing at l7V-W17liiO ! Fellerw.
Provisions ruled llrm and' the trading was
fairly active. The earli demand was stronger
than for a long time. Hog receipts were
only 11,000 head Packer.1 ? did some selllnp
nt the advaucp. September pork openci !
TIL- higher at $7.90fn.M.sold between $7.W ) am
J.'t.lO , closing nt $ S. September lard opened
To .higher at $4.40 , advanced to $1.43 , closing
JI.HV September ribs opened Go higher al
I1.S7. advanced to $1.92 , closing at $ I.M.
KMtlmalcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
TOO earn ; corn , 1,003 cars ; oats , 703 cars : hogs ,
11.000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Arllc'lcB.1 Opan. | HUh. I Low. I Cloiio. lYsld'y.
Wheat-
Sept. . . 8.1H
Dee. . . . S2kS ) > 80)i BOJi
Corn-
Am : . . . . B79H 28 27 K J7MISM 27H
frpt. . . H8f * i7'J8 ! 27M
Dec. . . . Jl )
51 ay . . . 3'/ 5m
OalR-
3'11)
Wpt. . . .
Dec. . . . 11) )
May. . ! OM-J1 20T4-21
1'orli
Sept. . . 7 00 8 10 7 HO B 00 7 00
Oc-l. . . 7 00 7 12H 7 05 802K 7 02 } ,
Lard
' 4 40 4 4C 4 37M < 40 4 35
Oct. ! ! . 116 4 60 4 40 4 45 4 40
Eh'tlllbs
Frpt. . . 4 87W 4 02 4 871 4 no 4 82
Oct. . . . 4 UliX 4 D7H 4 HO 4.1)iH ) ! 4 85
No. 2.
Oifli quotntlona were ah follows :
FljOt'l' I'll m : deritind moderato ; standard
eprlnK pntt'iita , $ : . : ; .
Wl I HAT No. 2 eprliiK. 82 > iOS4ViCi No. 3 sprlna ,
78CSle ( ; No. 2 red , SJWSOc.
COrtN-No. ? , 27Hft-'fc.
OATH-NO. 2 , nvi&isc ; NO. 2 white , zoifsnio :
Ni3 white , MiatO'Ac.
UYK-No. 2. 4tc.
1IAIILKY No. 3 , 28c ,
- - . i. .
TIMOTHY 8KHD I'rlinp. J.70f
1'IIOV'ISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , t8.0038.0J.
I.ard , per 100 Ilia. , { 4.37 1.40. Short ribs clilen
Moose ) , J5.D7M5f5.SO , Dry nailed thoulders ( boxed ) .
J.VOCQS.23. Short clear Hides ( Ixixcd ) , i.tV5 ! J
) . . ' - > . ,
WHISKY Distillers' flnUhcd goods , per sal. ,
{ I 19.
iil.'OAIUS-'Ciit loaf , tJ.Si ; granulated , J3.i ;
standard A , 15.09.
On the produce rxc.halige today the butter mar
ket WHI llrm : creamery , llfflSc. : dalrjlOiJISc. .
ch 'o i > utill , C\4 Ro : I-BKB , fri-Hti , lie. roultry ,
llrm , tnrlicyo , KOlOc ; chickens , 7 " ; spring ,
lOc , .UlcKa , SQOc.
Mvoitic
< tu < > tiill < iiiN of Ilir Dny n ticiicrul
NK\V YOHIC , Aim. 13. riXUU-neceliti | , 13.-
CCf 1.1 , U ; , uspnitg , G.494 bblH. ; opened steady , but
tnnifil weak , onlni ; to the lulu turn In wheat ;
vlmrr airalRbti , 5I.U5GI.4J. Ityo Hour , llrmer ;
. .
-l'Iriii l : yellow western , 02c.
LI'JY Dull al 23Ho.
11AHI.ICV MALT ( jutel.
W 1 1 BAT UrrrlptK , 335,200 bu.j exports , 9I,2 <
1m. : pot , weak ; Nu. J red , 0-c. Optlnni opened
cfnilr and advance. , on local coverlnir , after
which It collapioil under dlsappolntlnK cables.
buk .if bull Kiipport and heavy unlnadlni ; ; closed
wrak , HatfAi net decline. Hales Included No. 2
iril. AiiKiiat , cloM'd nt 90o ; ik'pti'inlicr , k"a i'Jic ) ,
I'oilN-ilccelplii , 133,50ibu. ; expoilB , 131'JS ! bu. ;
FP < ( , easy ; No. 2 , 32c. Optloiu opened steady
nn.l nilviincwl on BO < H | cciu'ral buylmr , hlRlier
cul.li'a anil unfavorublo cn > p ne\vn ; finally Enltl elf
wllh ulieat anil closed UHUc. not loM > r ; Aiifruvt
cliiwsl at 32ic ; Seplcinbr , liTiOUKf , rlosnl
tlATS Hecclpl * . 11OM bu : rxptrti , lOi.466 bu. ;
spit , falily nctlvo for export ; No , ! , lie. Op
tion * wen ! neglected nnd easier and cloaed Ho
net lower ; Heitember | clnae < l at SHJc.
HAY Steady ; shlpplnif , 43U o [ good to clwlce ,
nbl'--Qulet ; 1S93 crop. 3if4e ; 1S9 * crop. 6J8c ( :
J'lii-nio i-oait. IS'J. ' , crop , 314u ; U'JC crop , 3Ht.
IlllUS I'lnn ; Oalveslon , IMiHlSQ ; lluenos
Ayren. l mi'19o ; Texas , UWlt'ic ; Callfomlv , 17n ,
LKATHKIl l-'lrm ; hemlock ole , Iluenoi
Ayre > . istfioe.
IH'TTHIl IlccelpU. 13,190 pkgp.j firm wes'ern
creamery. lllfliHc ; Klglns , 15c : factory , 7 10ije ,
l'Hii\SI2 ; Dull ; recclplH , 10.CIO pkg . ; large ,
white , 7Wi8o ; mal | , white 7HVJo ; Mnall , col.
< iretl , SUblfco ; large , Colored , SU &c pait sklmi
4U.1. ' full Bklnu , ! Wi3c ,
KH".KReceipts , 5,133 pkja. ; v ry firm ; state
nnd Penimylvanla , lZffl' c ; western , KtiRHc.
PHOViaiONS-Ileef. very nrm. Cut meats.
Fteady ; plcklrd belllM. J'l.SSfC.SO ; plrkleil
hhc-ul.kTB , J6.1H.K.:5 [ pickled hams ; (8.5089.00.
Lard , llrmer ; veslern Uram , J4.75 : refined. lrm ,
1'ork , Ulead- ; old men * , J7.00ys.75 ; new mtu
thort clear. J9.MOH.iiO family. J9.75O10.W.
Oll.S r < nlpii fcd , uleailx ! prime yellow , ISO
: ? c. Petroleum , dull ; Pennnylvanla crude , no
market. Hoslii , Hun and quiet ; itralnrd , coin.
mini to good , J1.5W1.55. Turpentine , quiet al
* Itll'l- : Flrmi fair to eitra , 4 ! S6 c ; Japan
4'.tilsic. '
MOI.A8Sis-Flrni ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
geol in choice. 2JfH-V.
KltKICIHTrt TO MVKni > OOr.-Uull.
MISTAUt-l'lic Iron , iulet. | rnuthern , JS.COIj
lO.ii ; norlliem. JIO.WOU ! i. C'nnjxr , oulet brok.
rrn. ) ll.ii * : exi-hange. Hl.piMill.lJ. Tin. quleti
( Halts. J13SJ 13.W : plalei , quiet. Spelter , quiet
domestic , tl SH14.J5. Lead , exchunEf. lirm al
13.SO S.83 ; brokern , ftrong nt JJ.tO ,
New York Hr - ( xiuiln JlnrUt-l.
KK\V YOItK. Aug. IS. Th dry gootU market
rour a tteady Improvemrnt from day to day.
Th * clo e of the week ee § a sain In the markel
qiiotatlon > , not only In all llnei of cotton good * .
but In woolen goojn ax well. Today1 , report !
hnir a well maintained market In all mania
Cuttoni , tht ilcmund for gcul * at prevloui prices
bclnp well nupported. Rclteri nre , however ,
itorntwhat firm In their ntnn.l nnd tnnny offer *
hnr b cn refused except nt advanced rte .
Ilkuched cottonii * re mKlIng with a brlk request -
quest , nnd brown Kcxxln nro bought In J.ilrly
heavy nimntltleft. 1'rlrits nre without features ,
rircpt that they nre steaily nt well u tnlnf.l .
prlccx. % V'oolen cowls In nil dlvlMon * continue
to attract buyers nn.l nalcs both of cheaper
grades and the medium priced lines are reported
ta be ot fair site.
OMAHA m.Muvi , .MAIUCHTS.
Condlllon of Trnilc nnil Qnntntlonii
on Slnnlp nnil Knnry rrodncp.
HOOS Hulk of sales , 9c Hot weather U
causing heavy losses , as much ns eight dozen
per cnfc and many times much higher.
nUTTnit-Common to fair , COOHo ; choice to
fancy. lOSISc ; separator creamery , l&e ; gathered
creamery , 12c.
ViM/-Cholce fat , 50 lo 120 Ibs. , quoted at JO
to : Intvf nnd coprte. 4OCc.
LIVE roi.'I.TnY-Hcn * , fie ; cocks. 3T4e : spring
chlckenH. per Hi. , Sc ; ducks , Cc ; tiukeys , Cflsc.
riflKOSS Live 7J0304 ; dead plRcons not
Wdlited.
HAY rplnml. J5.00 ; mlilland. J4.50 : lowlnnd.
4.00 ; rye straw. JI.50 ; color makes the price on
lay ; light bales tell the best , only top grades
bring top prices.
IltlOnMroHN Kxtrcmr-ly slow sales new crop ,
Vllycrcd on trnck In country ; choice green self-
oiklng carpet per Ib. , 282Hc ; choice green ,
unniiiR to hurl. 5O2Uo : rnmmon , l',4c.
VnOI5TAlI.r.3.
OANTAI/JT'Pns-I'or doz. 40ffGOC.
ricf.MllKItS-l'cr ; doz. . lS3Wc.
TOMATOKH-IVr half bu. basket. 710000.
ONIONSIVr Int. . R.V < J > I 00.
LIMA UKANR-I'er Ib. , 3c
IlIIANK-Hand-plcked navy , per bu. , $1.10.
l"AHItUli-llnmi' grown. I'Sr.
I'OTATOKS-IVr bu. , new , VtfJOOc.
WATKIlMELONS-rratcd. per doz. , I.75C2.00.
Fit HITS.
Al'PLKS-ppr bbl. , Jl.KfM 85.
NATIVE I'LPMS-1'er .
- banket. 25W400. I
pIlAI'ES-rnlirnrnU. II.Mftl.BO.
lll.ArKIIKIUlllCS-I'er Ji-ql. cnfi > . Jl.
KuirTHEIlN I'EACHER-IVr H bu. . 50itCOc.
( 'Al.Il.-OUNIA I'BACHIiS-l'er case , Crawfdrds ,
( 'ALITOIINIA PKAnS-llartlctt , per cnsc , J1.8J
- - PLUMS-Per case , t.23ai.50.
KANSAS ( lllAPES-Per 10-lh. basket , 330400.
THOPICAL FIIUITS.
OIlANOES-Medlterranean sweets , JJ.50.
LEMONS-Moaslnas , J3.CO ; choice California ,
ilANANAS Choice large stock , per bunch ,
2.0082.23 ; medlum-slzed bunches , JI.WiJf2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. . large
size. 13e ; llrazlla. per Ib. , lee ; English walnuui.
> er Ib. . fancy , soft shell. 12 I3c ; standards. 10
lie ; tllbertn , per lu. , lOc ; pecans , polished Inrgc.
9fHOc ; jumbo , lljflZo ; large hickory nuts , J1.25
ler bu. ; cocoanuts , 4 ! < , c eacn ,
KltlS Imporleil fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
lie : 5 crown. CO-lb. boxes , 1331c.
HONEY-Cholce. 13U15C.
CIDKH-riarined Juice , per half bbl. , J.33 ; per
bhl. , J4.0flf4 23.
MAPLK SYHUP-Flvc-gal. cans , each. JI.M ;
gal. cans , pure , per iloz. , J12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
16.25 ; quart cans. J3 ri ) ;
FHESH MEATS.
DUESSED UK UK Good native steers , 400 to
KX ) Ibs. , ( Hie ; good lore-quarters , steers , 6Hc ; gooa
ilmlquarters , 84c ! ; western steers , Co ; fancy
lelfors. o',4c ; good heifers , Cc ; good forcauartcra ,
heifers , Cc ; good hlhilquaftcm , hclfcri. 8c ; good
cows , Co- fair cows. CVjo ; common cows , Be ; cow
foreiiuarters , 4'ic ' ; cow hindquarters , 7Hc.
I1EEF CUTS Tcnilerloltis , ISc ; boneless strips ,
Site , strip loins , Be ; rolls , Sc ; sirloin butts , Sc ;
shoulder clods , 6c ; rump butts , 4".c ; steer
chucks , 4Vjc ; cow caucks , 4c ; boneless chucks ,
4c ; cow platen , 2V4c ; steer plates , So : flank
steak , Cc ; loins. No. 1 , Ho ; loins , No. 2 , lOc ;
Inlns. No. 3 , 8c ; sirloin ends. No. 1 , 9c ;
ribs , No. 1 , lie ; ribs. No. 2 , Sc ;
ribs. No. 3 , 6c : steer rounds. 7c ; cow rounds ,
6VJc : cow rounds , shank off , 7t4e ; cow rounds ,
shank and rump off , Sc ; trimmings , 3He ; beef
Hhanks , Zlic ; brains , per doz. . 33c ; sweetbreads ,
per Ib. , lOo ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. , 40c :
kidneys , per doz. , 35c ; ox tails , each , 2c ; livers ,
per Ib. , To ; hearts , per Ib. , lJ4o ; tongues , per
Ib. . He.
MUTTON Lambs , So : sheep. 7c ; market
racks ( long ) , 9c ; hotel racks ( short ) , 12c ; legs
anil saddle * , 8c ; lamb legs , 9c ; breasts and
Blown. 3c ; tongues , each , 3c ,
POIIK Dressed pigs , 6Wo ; dressed bogs , Bo ;
tenderloins , Site ; loins , 6c ; Hpare ribs , 4c ;
liHin Hausige , butts , Cc : shoulders , rough , Cc :
shoulders , skinned , CVic ; trimmings 3(10 ; leaf
lard , not rendered , 5c ; heads , cleaned , 3o ;
unout nnd ears , 3c. backbones , IVsC ; check meats ,
3c : neok bones. 2c : pigs' tails. 2c ; plucks ,
each , 6c : chltlcrllnga , Cc ; hocks , u ; hearts , per
doz. , 23c ; stomachs , each. 3c : tongues , each , 7c ;
Kidneys , per doz. , lOo ; brains , per doz. , 15o ;
pigs' feet , per doz. . 23c ; livers , each. 3c.
IIIDE3. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 6c ; No. 2 , green
hides , 6''jo ; No. 1 salted' hides , Sc ; No. 2
green Halted hide * , lu ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. . 8Hc : No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 13 Ibs. . Sc ; No. l
dry flint hides. lOtflZc ; No. 2 Ury flint hides , 9 ®
10c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 9flOc ; part cured
hides , MiO per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 25S60c :
green raited , shearlings ( short wooled eaily
pklns ) . each , 15c ; dry shearlings ( short woolej
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , PC ; dry flint , Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , ac
tual wclghl , 4fl5c ; dry flint , Kansas and Ne
braska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , Sfllc ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual welg/it , 4fioc ; dry ( lint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight. 34f4c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
COTTOX MAHlvKTH.
Prices IllMe. Knrly lint Decline Lntcr
mi Lnt'lf of Sui > i > ort.
NEW YOHK. Aug. 13.-The cotton market
oponcdi steady with prices 1HC points lower , the
decline falling mainly on thn new crop reports.
A special support In the way of buying orders
from Philadelphia was seen. Following the first
call , the market further declined 13 points.
The weakness was the result of unfavorable and
disappointing foreign advices and generally fa
vorable crop accounts. About the only sflpport
the market had came In the way of buying
against short contracts ana during the afternoon
the market was quiet anil practically in the
hands of the local contingent wllh n weak un
dertone and finally qulol and steady ot a net
decline of G8 points except In August , which
showed ni net gain of 3 points on spinners buy
ing ; total Dales , SO.100 bales. Futures closed
ipilet and steady ; January , JC.9G ; February. 16.99 ;
March. J7.02 : April. 7.03 ; May. J7.0S ; August ,
J7.57 : September , J7.ll ; October , J8.88 ; November ,
JG.90 ; December. J6.92. Spot closed steady ; mld-
illlnu uplands , Sc ; middling gulf , 8c ; middling ,
Sc. gross receipts , 4C4 halex ; exports to conti
nent. 400 bales ; forwarded , 401 bales : sales.
1.514 bales ; spinners , 1,144bales ; slock , 47,119
bales. Weekly ; Net receipts , none ; gross. 3.090
bales ; exportH to Great Itrltaln. 403 bales ;
France , 401 bales ; continent. 2.906 bales for
warded , 2,478 bales ; Kales , G.749 bales ; spinners ,
3,005 bales. Total today : Net receipts , 1,982
hales ; exports to Great Ilrltnln , 228 bales ; to
con.lnent. 202 bales ; stock , 77,330 bales. Consol
idated : Net receipts , 7,318 hales exports to
Great Hrltaln , 2.0SS bales : France. 401 bales ;
continent 334 bales. Total since September 1 ;
Net receipts. ( iC24,932 bales ; exports tn Great
Hrltaln , 3,007,173 bales ; France. 099,765 bales ;
continent , 2.144CTiS bales ; channel , 5,481
balm : Following are the total net
receipts of cotton nt all ports since. September
1 , 1S96 : Galvcston , 1,318,015 hales ; New Orleans ,
2.0S',192 bales ; Mobile , 303.29. > balen ; Savannah ,
810,87s luilou ; CharlCHton , 399,409 hales ; Wilming
ton. 243,52' ! bales ; Norfolk , 704.330 bales ; Haiti-
more , COins bales ; New York. 10S , ! 1 bales : Hoa-
tun. 101,134bales ; Newport News , (1.907 ( Imlea ;
Philadelphia , 51,900 baleti ; West Point , Va. , 50
hales ; Hriinxwlck , 12V1C1 bales ; Texan Clly , 54,213
hales ; IVnuarnln. C7fl2 bales ; Port lloyal , 73,622
miles : tnlal , CUSI,932 luiles.
LIVKIIPOOL. Aug. 13.-COTTON Spot , moder-
nto deniiind , prices easier ; American middling ,
4 7-32d. Thf Hales of the day were 8,0 bales ,
of which 5fr ) bales were for speculation and ex
pert and Included 7O bales Amerlcjin ; receipts ,
none. Fiiliiri'H opened quiet , with n moderate de.
ninnd nnd clocd steady nt the decline ; Ameri
can middling. K M , C. , August , 4 7-C4d , buyers ;
August and September , 4 43'Cld , sellers ; Septem
ber nnd October , 3 59-61(13 M-Gld. buyers ; Octo
ber nnd Noveinlirr , 3 tJ3-C4i3 54-Clil , buyers ; No
vember nnd December , 3 61-63,1. seller * ; Decem
ber nnd January , 3 49-f > lir3 CO-CId , buyprii ; Janu
ary and February , S 43-C4W3 50-Rld , vnlua ; Feb
ruary and March , 3 50-ri | | , value ; March nnd
April. 3 r,0-64H3 M-Cld , tiiyeru ; April nnd May ,
3 51-641 3 M-KM , Hcllorsr May and June , 3 M-GIJ
3 .f > 3-C4d. I.IT | ; September. 3 42-6li1.
NKW OHLEANH , Aug. 13. ( . OTTON-Steady ;
pules , 3 balFH ; ordinary , C ! > rc : good ordinary.
C'ii'i low mldAllnir , 7 3-lCc ; middling , 7Hc ; good
middling , 7 15-16c ; mlddllni ; , fair , C ic ; clock , II-
(53 balen : receipts. 413 bales. Futurm were
quiet ; fcalea , 23.60i ) bales ; August , J7,22 < 8 > 7.2I ;
September. IO.7CfI6.77 : OctoUsr , J6.6 ! I1.1 ; No
vember , J6.63ii ! .R4 : December , J6.65Jf .C7 : Janu.
ary. J0.6SHC.C9 ; February , J6.718C.72 ; March , JC.74
C < i.75 : April , t TJfie.'KI.
MWMPHIH , Aus. 13. COTTON-Sleady ; mli-
lillng , 7 13-1C , ? : rccclptn. U bales ; shipments ,
none ; ilnck. 4,61 , . b.il < ; Rales , 25 bates.
8T , I/5U1H , Aug , II. COTTON-FIrm nnd nn
changed ; middling , 3 7-lCc ; Block , 96) bales ; re
celpti , non .
KIIIIHIIM City MiirUetx.
KANSAS CITY. Aug , 13. WHEAT Market < le.
cllnlng , closed weak ; No. 2 hard. SOej No. 3.
SVjeNo. ; . 4. 74c ; No. 3 soft. Slftc ; No. 3 , 62o :
No. 4. 770 ; No , 3 iprlng , 76Wff77c.
< 'OHN Market about unchanged ; No , !
mixed. 23lic ; No. I white , 24c.
OATS-Market flcady : No. 2 mixed , Wic.
HYK No , 2 , nominally S9o.
HAY Market flrm ; choice new prairie , 5.M ;
choice new timothy , JS.OO.
HUTTKll-Maiket ilrmi creamery , Ho ; dairy ,
He ,
EOflS-Market very firm ; rrtwti Missouri ami
Kansas candled Block , DC ,
HECUlPTrt-Wheat , 15,000 bu. ; corn. C4.S50 bu. !
oniH. 4.000 bu.
SHIPMK.NTS-Wheat , 133.COO bu. ; corn , 27,000
bu , ; oats , 6,000 hu , jlj
I.lvrnionl Criiln and I'rnvliilnnii.
L1VEIH-OOL. Aug. lJ.-L.\HD-Prlma western ,
trutdy at 224 6d.
rilKKHK-Amerlcan nne t , colored , firm at 4U.
WHKAT No. 3 red western , winter , flrm at
7 M : No. 1 red northern , spring , firm at 7 S > l ,
UOHN-American mixed. | > ot , new. 2 lH4d ;
August , stc.idv at 2s llSd ; September , 3s SJ ;
October. 3 3Vd.
FI.OUU-SI. IXUl fancy , winter , firm at It Sd.
Toledo Inrkfl * .
TOLEDO. Aug. U.-WHEAT-Acllve. stenly ;
No. 2 ca h and Auguiit , SCc ; Stpteniber. 8'ic.
CORN Active , ktrady ; No. 2 mixed , 2 Hc ,
OATS-8tady ; No. t mixed. 17Hc.
HYF.-Dull. easy : No. 3 ca h. 46c
rr/iVKItHKfU-Dull , tleady ; prim * October ,
OIL UnchanitA.
i
LOOKS DECIDEDLY DEFTER
Eorizon in the Business World Brightens
Up Considerably ,
CHEERING REPORTS FROM ALL QUARTERS
All the CtiHtnmnrr SlKim of I'
Arc In Evidence The Punt
Week In One if
Injt Intercut.
NEW YORK , Aug. 13. n. O. Dun & Co.'a
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
jay :
IJvery city reporting this week notes Increase
n trade , and nearly nil bright crop prospects.
The great change In business li emphasized by
Uio presence of a multitude of buyers from nil
pnrtu of the country , by their statements of
the situation at their homes , and more forcibly
yet by the heavy purchases they nre making.
Put the customary signs of prosperity nre not
lacking. The strong rise In stocks , the growth
of bank clearing * and railroad earnings , the
heavy speculation In many products , but most ,
of all In wheat , have made the week one of
surpassing Interest even to those who best re
member the upward rush In 1S7D. At the prin
cipal clearing houses throughout the country
payments In July wheat were for the llrst time
Bllgh.ly larger than In 1892 , nnd 11 per cent
larger than last year. In the fit-si week of Au
gust 7.7 per cent larger than In IR92 nnd 2S.4
per cent larger than last year , nnd In the seo-
end week of August they were 17.9 I > er cent
larger than In 1892 and 3S.1 per cent larger
than last year.
The great cn > p4 nnil the haste of foreigner * ID
buy and ship wheat In view of shortage else
where , have made the week memorable. The
taking of profits by a pool lowered the price
5 corns on S.uurday , but It IIM since rlsjn 5
cents. Western receipts , slow In July , have In
two weeks been 7,397,713 bushels , against 6,22.-
3fii last year , nnd Atlantic cxiwris , Hour In-
eluded , have been In the same two weeks 6,111.-
031 bushels , against 3,384,313 last yenr. Even the
demand for corn , by greatly exceeding last year ,
phous that foreign anxieties are serious , for
> ,510,13. > bushels have been exported 111 two
weeks from Atlantic ports , against 2,514.4:3 last
year. Th" price has advanced 1.12 cents , not
withstanding enormous Blocks being brought
over. The urgency of French buying of wheat ,
reports that llujsla. will stop exports In order to
keep supplies for Itself , nnd continued ship-
mnnts from the Pacific to the countries usually
having n surplus , m.iko even the largest inti
mates or supplies not too great for the possible
demand.
In all agricultural Industries a large demand
for products appears , with strong speculation In
material * and' Intcrnir-dlatn product * . In the
Iron nnd Mteel branch , starling of many works
after neltlement of wages , keeps prices low , and
even depresses nom" . but the fact that the de
mand Is growing , leads to heavy purchases of
Iron ore , a ) , < ) tons nt Cleveland In a week , and
of blll l8 , 4i ) , ( tons , while concessions recently ,
reported In pit : Iron have censed. The output
of furnaces August 1 wan 1C3.37S tons , against
1K1.064 July 1 , and decreases In known Mocks
unsold Indicates n consumption for two nionthi
past averaging 181OH ) tons weekly , which IH
more than 111 the Fame months of 1692 , though
below the greatly Increased capacity of works-
now. Sales of tin nre moderate , of copper to
American consumer * large. It Is-sald nt II cents
for lake nnd of lead at J3.12V4 with specufcillve
realizing , but heavy sales of tin plates are
bringing slightly Ix-Hw prices.
All the textile Industries are encouraged by a
greatly Improved and really large demand for
giKids , which causes many to advance In price.
With production much curtailed , stocks of cot
ton goods are rapidly decreasing , and 111 woolens
advances have b en made In clav worsted and
mixtures , flannel ? and middle suitings. Specu
lation In wool * continues , with prices nbout ' 4
cent higher , with sales of 23.49'JSO ' ) pounds In
two weeks , show the willingness of some hold
ers to realize.
Failures for the week have been 239 In the
United States , against 29S last year , and thirty
In Canada , against thirty-six last year.
WHHKI.Y CLUAUIXO HOUSE TOTALS.
. \KKroKUto < > f lIiiHlni'NH TriiiiNactIOIIM
of ( AHModntoil HiiiikH.
NEW YOniC , Aug. 13. The following
table , compiled by Bradstreet's , shows the
bank clearances at elghty-onei cities for the
week ending August 13 , with the percentages
of Increase nnd decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year :
CITIES. Clearings. Inc. I Dec.
New York . . r"717,103,4C8 ; GO. 3 |
Doslon 91,110.201 2 > > .5 |
Chicago K7.5SS.964 2.1.0
1'hlladelphla CSM3,92l 12.7
rit. Louis . . . 24,973,238 16.3
I'lttslmrg 15.G-H.G2b 13.8
16,048.563 37.2
Ban Francisco . 11.3W.61S 19.1
Cincinnati . 10,570,150 6.9
KansKS City . 9.463,074 12.0
New Orleans . . . . 5.6S4.743 19.S
Minneapolis . G.330.4C9 11. S
Detroit . 9,271,171 31.8
Cleveland . 6.726.0S3 1.0
Providence . 4.C40.KM 21.4
Louisville . C.063.237 28.9
Milwaukee . 4.GI3.1J3 20.3
St. 1'nul . 3.096.455 7.1
Huffalo . 3,789,211 3.3
OMAHA . 4.313,483
Indianapolis . 4.4W.375 4.1.8
Columbus , O . 3.4CO.ICO 30.7
Savannah . . . . . . 1.411.309 19.4
Denver . 2.467.S,8 13.8
Hartford . 2,348.723 25.1
Richmond . 2.031.41C 11.7
Mcmphta . . . . . . . . 1,398,731 G.9
Washington . 1.KSJ.026 12.9
I'eorla . 1.373.202 " ' 13. ! )
Rochester . 1.524.400 "K.'K
New Haven . . . 1,435,163 9.9
Worcester . 1,432,598 11.5
Atlanta . 1,094,720 2.8
Salt Lake City . 1.695.799 43.2
Springfield , Maws . 1.160,79.1 '
Kort Worth . 1.250.2CO isiie
1'ortland , Me . 1.3I3.7SO 12.0
1'ortland , Ore . 1,267.000 "
St. Joseph . 1,235,816 "sis
IMS Angeles . 1.370.C63 49.4
Norfolk . 703.77S ' -s
Syracuse . 844.502 'iKs
DPS Molnes . 36.1
Nashville . 3)1. 23J 7.9
Wilmington , Del . C43.742
Kail Itlvcr . 797,201 39.8
Scranten . ( ! SO,22(1 (
Grand Rapids . 792,470 13.1
Augusta , ( Ja . 373.746 " ' ' 22.2
Iowell . C99.317 "ti''t "
Dayton , O . " ' 2 ! !
Seattle . 731.7721 "ii'.ii ' '
Tacoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 490,8291. ' 'ii'.s
Spokane . 709,6221 7si !
Sioux City . 43IW | 29.2
New Hedford . '
Knoxvllle , Tenn . Sil.'s'jSI 13.S
Topcka . 4G7.1S9 " '
lllimlnRham . 2.8
Wichita . S6U09 21.5
Illnghainton . 3i9OuO '
Lincoln . . . . 352.411 w'.r
Luxlnslan. Ky . 342,9J2 2S.1
Jacksomlllc , Fla . 172 C4J ; 33.9
Knlnmazoo . 319.S22 8.1
Akron . . . . . . . . . 223,000 10.0
Ilay Clly . 183,35 ! ' 10.2
Chattanooga . . . 275,000 'siii
Uockford. Ill . 196,433
Sprlngllc-ld , O . 173,470
Canton O . 1GG.OOO
Fargo , N. D . 80,702
Sioux Falls. 8. I ) . ' 6,9
Hastings , Neb . 100',934
Fremont , Neb , , , . * . , . . * . 78,175 C6.0
Davenport . fi81 800 1.0
Toledo . 2.233,5 3 I.X.9
Galveslon . 3,781.200 9.2
HnuHlon . 4.072.016 8.0
Waco . . . . . C9S.946
YoungKtown , O . 181,869
Totals , United States. . . . Jl.ra.070.S3 ; ! 35.91.
Totals outside N. Y. . . . 433.9C7.3C7I 17.5) ) ,
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal 14.1
Toronto . 18. S
Winnipeg 21.4
Halifax . 7.6
Hamilton 15.
Ht. John , N. II. 21,2
Total J 22.CS4.130I 18.3
IIHAnSTllEKT'S WI3KICI.Y IUSVI13W.
NuincruiiH I vlilc-nri-K of AVIdc-jiproml
IleVlVIll III IlllNllll'NN.
NB\V YORK , Autr. W.-UraJslreels tomor
row will say ;
Evidences of widespread revival In demand for
merchandise and other products have become
o numerous as to compel general recognition.
The press has , therefore , ceased discussing
whether trade has rcully Improved or not , and
has begun measuring the \olume of business
compared with conrapomllng period * . A buoy
ancy of feeling has appeared among huyera and
teller * at New York , lialllmore , Chicago , Bt.
Ixmli and Kansas City , utiers Interior inerclianl >
have thronged Oils week , the like of which ha
not been seen for several years , Interior mer
chants are buying dry good > i , clothing , thoei ,
groceries and fancy article * far more freely than
at any time Bines 1S92 , Crop condition * have
Improved at the couth anil eouthweit and mer
chants there are encouraged. Southern lumber
mills are not able to keep up with orders and
Innumerable email connumeru of Iron and Heel
throughout the central western elate * are buy
ing raw material ai they have not for years. A
nominal advance of 75 cent * a ton for uteel
Idlleln Is more ths.n a feature , for It meatw tht
confidence of maker * In an early revival of tha
demand for iron and steel , which has been 10
IOIIK delayed.
Wheat * cored an odvance of 7 cent * on con.
llnued heavy export * and a tendency lu decreaie
catlnidte * of the eli of the domeMlc crop. Wool
Is higher on j > eculatlve holding and cotton yarn *
have advanced again. Hides and ecu them lum
ber are up , a * ure wheat , Hour , Indian corn aim
oat * , and mom , but not least , print cloths , the
market for which ha * l en * o lonr ilepr ed.
1'rlceo of iusar. coffee , lard and petroleum re
main unchanced , while pork I * almott tlio only
Important product Quoted lower than lait week.
Exports of whest-dfloof Included as wheat
from both conMn nnd liwm Montreal this week
aggregate 4,4 * > ,5lf ) bushels , an Increase over last
week of more than -tt ; 0"0 hu hels , nnd compared -
pared with dhlfimenU'lnKh * week a year ngo of
2.C35.000 bushels , lS2l,00 < ] .biishel8 In 1S93 , of 2,979 , .
000 In 1594 and of ,1JW bushels In 1893 , The
world-wide character of the demand for our
wheat and flour Is llrusrYdteil by the export from
both coasts of thl < country to such far oft nnd
Infrequent customers' ! n Itlo de Janeiro In
Hraill , Cnlleo In I'lfu'l.nnd Sumballa In th
Island of Java , not til ntjntlon heavily Increased
shipments to Europe.i ( .lilrm nnd the east. Total
exports of Indian corrplthls week aggregated
3.27S.652 bushels , ngnlnpt 1.223,000 bushels U t
week. 2,367.0 < X > bushelsilrv the week n year ngo ,
SI4.0UO bushels In 1S9164,000 | , bushels In 1S94 nnd
1,734,000 bu > hcl > 4 In lSf.1.
There nre SJ4 > uslnr s failures reported
throughout the UnltqiJ , tatc * this week , com.
pared with 214 1a U week , IOS In the second
week of August , 1S99. , JT > 5 In the like period In
i 9.241 In ISM and 20 In the like week of ISM.
There are thirty-one business failures reported
from the dominion of Canada this week , ngnlnst
forty-one last week , thlrty-flvc In the week ft
year ago and twenty-nine two years ngo.
UKVinU * OK TII13 STOCK MAIIK13T.
Awitrrsmlvo Hiiylim l > .v ( lie Public IH
( ho 1 " < Mi I n re.
NEW YOHK , Aug. 13-llradstrcct's review
of the stock market tomorrow will suy :
After a little hesitation nt the beginning ot
the week the market has broadened and advanced
on nn enormous volume ot transactions. Public
buylns of an aggressive kind has absorbed all
offerings , nnd the lending financial speculative
Interests have evidently lent 1'iclr aid to the
nwcment. A feature has been the attention
paid to low-priced nnd neglected securities ,
many slocks of this class advancing merely In
sympathy with the general movement of prices.
The advance In grain and confirmation of pre
vious estimates of Europe's requirements , to
gether with the drop In exchange nnd expecta
tions of large gold linpnrtii. nre among the lead-
Ing' factor * In sustaining the decided bullish
sentiments. The street Is also Influenced by the
Increasing returns of railroad earning * all over
the country , ns well ns by the account of the
volume which railroad earnings nre assuming.
The movement has not been without dangers ot
over-purchasing , nnd the creation of weak nc-
counts. A moderate selling movement on Friday ,
which was , however , flendled by the lending bull
Interests before It had gone very far , was there ,
fore looked upon with ome satisfaction ,
STOCKS AMI ] IOMS.
Industrial * AVIileli llnre Ileen < l let
Tnkc on Heneivoil Llfo ,
NEW YOHIC , Aug. 13.-Qulte a number of
factors combined today to exercise a rather
iresslng Influence on values on the Slock ex
change. There nlso were other Incidents which ,
though not calculated to have any effect on in
trinsic value , served to put n damper on the
speculative ardor which has become rampant
in Wall street. The tone of the weakness ami
hesitancy In the wheat market on account ot
lower prices abroad nnd n diminished export de
mand were most keenly fell In Ihe stock muikti.
The craln carrying roadsot coume showtd most
sympathy with the wheat market us being most
Immediately nlteclcd. Hut almost every depart
ment of the market was more of less Influenced
on the ground that the return of prosperity
would be more helped by good prices to the
farmer for his crops than by any other out
tiling. Besides thld very Important Influence to
ward a halt 111 Ihe rise In prices , Hie more
substantial and Kolld clement ot fpecul.itlve
buyers looked decidedly askance at Ihe specula-
lion which broke out yesterday and today In
what the street aptly terms "cats and dogs , '
meaning dlKcarded odds and ends of stocks and
yecurltles which no longer icpresent anything
of any appreciable value In Ihe whole world.
There was more or less movement In this clans
of stocks , ns was the case yesterday , but ad
vances were by nc , means affected as yesterday.
Even bull operaloru discourage Ihe movement
In Ihls department of the market. It being an
accepted maxim that activity In It presages the
culmination of n bull movement and subsequent
reaction. This coimlder.Mloii combined to Induce
some large selling to rl-nllze on many of Ihe
slocks which led In the speculation. The only
aggressive Htrengtli.ndltjilnyed . dining the day
was by some of Hoi -great Industrial clocks.
Hugar being the mtst mutable example. These
.succumbed with the rest-of the list to tn ? downward -
ward tendency before-jthe day was over. No
little effect was prolucf.l [ on the market by the
heaviness In Norlhern < > I'ru-lllc preferred , which
has lecently been prominent for strength. The
liquidation which i-eft lun < n this stock yesterday
upon the announcement , yf the new presidency
continued today. Krfcnd-a of the pioperty calleil
It profit taking. Tffe stock sold down li per
cent and lost 1W fier ent net. Louisville &
Nashville also Buttered..frpm profit taking. Lon
don both bought dlnl ppli ] this stock. It Is
beginning to appear , mnl while regular ar
bitrage brokers have tfcen persistently selllns
In this mnrkct , fpr Loiil n account some large
foielgn banking1 houses * hnvfr been buying stocks
go
were most active , sliowlhg sharp declines nt one
time from the early JflKh point of from IK to
Ji/i. the latter In Burlington. Hut subsequent
recovery left tlio nt changes fractional. Union
Pacific , which continued quite active , receded
at one time 1 % , but partly recovered. The ex
treme decline reached near or over a point in
U large number of active storks , but a net loss
t.t 1 point on'overIs shown only In the follow
ing : The Tobacco stocks , Hrooklyn , Union Gas ,
Canadian Southern , Canadian Pacific. 2V4 ; Lack-
awanna. 2 : Delaware & Hudson , Louisville &
Nashville , the Minneapolis and St. Louis stocks ,
New Jersey Central , pusquchanna & Western
preferred. Northern Pacific preferred , Plttsburg ,
Cincinnati , Cleveland & St. Louis preferred , 21 $
Spirits preferred , Oregon Navigation preferred ,
and a few other less prominent stocks. Paclflo
Mall was strong , but reacted later. A number
of the obscure cheap shares secured a net gain
of n point or more. Northern Pacific rose 41 $ ,
Linseed Oil 4 per cent nnd Consolidated Ga * ,
Denver & lllo Orande preferred , Illinois Steel
and Mobile & Ohio , n , point or over.
A fairly strong tone permeated the bond spec-
illation during the greater part of the tfay , but
In the late dealings the marked depression IN
the stock market exerted nn unsettling effect on
the speculative Issues generally. The aggrcgati
sales were J2.823.000. Governments displayed a
sagging tendency on moderate trading.
The Evening Post's Ixmdon financial cable
gram says : "There was n general reaction In
fie stock market today. Americans opened dull
on the New York quotations of this morning.
There wns a sharp rally at midday , hut as
sharp a-fall at the Close , the finish being flat
at the low-est. The decline waa partly due to
NeW York tactics and partly to the fall In wheat
I nm told Trench buying has ceased for the
rnoment. This In no way contradicts what 1
cabled nbout Trench exchange. In xplte of the
recent selling of Americans here the best opin
ions consider that American ( securities are too
well established now to bo shaken by any mod
erate reaction , A healthy shakeout will , it is
telleved , Induce fresh buying , liar gold Is quoted
nt 77s llTid , but there has been no further sale
of bars by the Hank of England , thus con
firming the exceptional nature of the sales early
In the week. Kafllrs were dull. Interest In them
centers upon the mining reforms and the con-
cefHlons by the Transvaal government. Today's
I/indon discount for three months is 1V $ per cent ,
but the forward quotation for next week Is Hi
per cent. Krench exchange was quoted at widely
different figures nt the close , ranging from
ri.lT'-io to 2" .19'.4c. Paris and Herlln were steady.
Trench exchange has again linen sharply. The
reason U understood In be the large sales ot
wheat drafts by New York on Paris , thus threatening
ening- gold exports from Trance. Trench mar-
chants are , therefore , buying bills on Ixindon In
order to ship gold If neci snry from there. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of Ilia New Yolk exchangi
today :
Atclilnon St. LoulHJeS. (1 (
do pfd ill ) pfd Ill
lallhiioro& ! Ohio. . 1K' ' < St. Paul f > : < )4
Canada Paclflo . 7l ( ! < do pfd 1411
Canada Southern. . 51 St. I'.ff ( Jin I18WJ
rrntral Pacific . lm ; do pfd 1-14
Plii'H. fi. Ohio , . 2'ji { St. P.M. AM 120
Chicago k Alton. . . .Kin So. Pacific 20 ( {
( ! . . II. A.Q . llDJi So. Hallway 11
O..IK. 1 . 47 ilo pfd Hl * (
0.0.0. A SI. L . IH Texan , t Paclflo. . . . lllk
dopfd . 73 Union Pacltlc 1 ; 4
l ) < il.v HndHon t ; . p. D. &o ( i
W . Illl W.iuauli 18K
Den. Si. lllo O . 1:4 : do Pfd 2H
do pfd . -17HI do pfd 10
Erlo ( now ) - AdaniH Kx 163
dolBtjiM fl American Kx 115
VI , Wnvnn lil'Ji United Status Kx. . . 47
< ! reai Northern pfd.ian . Wells Fargo KX..11I )
llocklnr Valley , . . . ---1"1 i. A. Cot. Oil 18U
HlliioU Central. . . . - - - " do pfd Ill )
LakoKrioAW. . . . IW'Ain'n Spirits IIIV
ilopfd 7VH ' 'do pfd if.'H
Lake Shorn. , ITfh Am . Tonaccu .
LoulHvIllo .tNabh. 11(1(4 ( ( do pfd . 112l
Manhattan L 10H Cblcairo Gas . 10'JJi
Met. Traction liMII cons. Uaa . IHlt
Michigan Central.,1011 < / Com. Cable Co . 171
Minn. & St. L , , . . . 'Il % Col. V. A Iron . 19
dolBtpul HT" do pfd . 80
Mo.Pao.Ulor 18 Ron. Kloctrlo . : IW
Mobllo.VOhlo , 'JHhi llllnolxStHol . 41
Mo. 1C , Jt T . . . . , . , . . . LaClfdo Gun . : IH
do pfd . JTS ) Lend H5Ji
NnwAlb. A'Clii. , . . ' ' do pfd . 104SJ
do pM Nat. Lin. Oil . till
N , J. Central J'aclllc.Mall . aj : (
N. Y. Central I _ Pullman Pal . 174H
N. Y. Chi. & SI , L . . IB HllVfrCortllicalfs. . fi.1
dolHt Pfd 7i aiand.Itopo AT. . . .
do'Jdpfd ip . . .
Norfolk k Western li do pfd . 1H1
No , Amur. Co V. T. O. A Iron . V8K
NO. Paclllo 17 ! U. S. Leather . 8H
do pfu IIU do pfd . 1)0 ) li
Ontario W 17i. U. S. hubbur . 17K
( ) ro , li , i Kav . y5V ! > do pfd . (15
Orn , Short Line . - . ' ! Wi'Slern Union . U2H
Plltsuuri ? . IIIH Norlliwrxturn . HUH
Kcadlns . yd dopfd . 1(14 (
Itock Inland . b5 Chi. ( it. Wcsturn. . . . 17H
Total sales f stock * today were &C9.270 shareo ,
including ; Atchlson , CW ) ; AtchUon preferred ,
1C.U1 ; Chepapeuke & Ohio. 1.111 ; Chicago , llur-
IllUton & Uulncy. 33,650 ; Denver & lllo Grande
preferred. 6.7&fl ; Erie ( new ) , 3.3V ) ; Hocking Val
ley. 4,076 ; Illinois Central. 3,100 ; Umlsvlllc &
Nashville , 16,770 ; Missouri Pacific , 7,615. Mlmourl ,
Kansas Ji Texa * . 7,100 ; New York. Sufquehanna.
& \Vtktern preferred , 3.115 ; Nw Jersey Central ,
3,6W : New York Central , 3,219 ; Northern Pacltlc ,
'
1,875 ; Northern' Pacific prefeired. 42,150 ; Heading ,
11,000 ; Hock lilaml , 13.3U ; St. Paul , 3S.7CG ; South.
ern Hallway , ( J.OSS ; Southern Hallway preferred ,
18,370 ; Texaa & Pacific , 4C:0 ; Union I'aclllc. SO. .
1M ; Union Pacltlc , Denver & CSulf. 6,230 ; Wheel-
Ins & Lake Erie. 6,419 ; American tobacco , 19.176 ;
Chicago ( la * , 13.SO ; General Electric , 3,220 ; Lead.
3.196 ; I'aclllc Mail. 1S.300 ; Sugar. 21.700 ; Ttmitmsce
Coal and Iron , 1,604 ; United Stales leather , 3.700 ,
Wentern Union , 8S15 ; Chicago Great Weitern ,
Vrrv Yurie .lluni-y lliirkrt.
NEW YORK , Aur. ll.-MONEY ON CALL
F.M > r nt 1O1H per cent , last loan , 1 per cent-
clrwlnir offered 1 per cent.
pitiMn jinncANTii.n pArEn-snom ror
cent.
STnnt.INO EXCHANOE-Wesk with nctunt
bujlnem In banker * ' bills nt II SSH for demnnd
nnd nt l4.H3Hfl4.M1i for sixty day * . Posted
rntM , tl im4.J8 nnl ll.Stti04.S3. Commercial
HAH
MEXICAN DOLLAItS-ii4 < -
OOVEIINMENT MONDS-Ensler ,
STATE ltOND. Dull.
HAILHOAD llONDS-Stronir.
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows !
07s. ! , reg . ! 7 ' Krfe ' 'Mi . ltt
U. S,48n-r ( . lllllK ) . II. AS. A. fla . IDAS
U.S. 4s. coup . 112 11. H. AS. A. 7 . 110
U. S , nnw 4 , rrg. . . 15.-.i < II. * T. Cent. ft . 1 1 014
IT. S. now 4n coup. . . 12.TJJH. AT , Cont. ( In. . . .Iflrt
U.S. fiH.roir . 1lisU : ? ( AN. Unl. 4q . H4' <
U. S. rs , coup . linUjM. K. T. llrst Is . SIlJ *
of ' 03..HU > M. K.T. di > conil
Ala.class A. . HI'H.Mnlual : Union tls.lim *
Aln. , class II 101 N. J. C. Hen. ( Is 113S
Ala. , class'J IW No. Pacific
Ala. Currency. . . HI No. Parlfle 2dn
I i , New Con. 48. . . . ill ) No. Pacllle 4H (11 (
Missouri On 10D N. W. Consols 14.14
N. O. ( Is ISO N. W. S. P. Dob. 6i.UH > 4
N. C. 4s H > : | i < ( ) < Nav.lnts 112
S. C. nonfund. . . . HA .Ore. . Nav. 4s > SSK.
Tenn , new etn . .10. , ill. O.Wmt lnls Ml' *
do new Hetas. . . fill i.si. P. Consols 7B..ll71 :
Icnn. oldsettls. . . . ( l.mlSl. P. C.A P. W { in 11.1V ,
Vn. Cciiltirleo I , SI , U A I. M. Oi-n. B fit
Va. iloferreil R1 ! ! . L. , V S. l-.UPii.O.llii
Alclilauil- ! f.iI'aiHoulhern lly. us. . . . IK
AtehlBDii Second A.10'J Tex. Paeltle
Canada So.2ndH..102 Ti-x. P.lclllc 'Jdi. . . . illl !
C. P. Istnof'llu HP U. P. iHtrt of tUl..lUt
D.A It. (7.7s Ill Wrsl Shore In . . . ,10at <
lloslon Siiirlt ( liiiitnlliiiiN.
11OSTON. Aug. 13. Call loans , 2r3 per ceht ;
time loans , 2MM per ccnl , Closing prices for
slocks , bonds nml mining shares :
A."T."A"sTljf 1 nijfEbTe. . Ufd SB
American Sugar. . 14il'Vl9. ' . Cent 4
Am.Suznr pfd. . . . Hit Kd. Kloe. Hi. pfil. _
liayatato ( tan 7' ' < rcn. Elea. pfd 80
Ili'll Tclophono. . . S il Alolilnoii prd : ) ! ! .
llosloiiA Allimv. 21 < > AtchlHOii 4s flli !
liosionA.Malno. . . Now Kinrland ( Is. . 11S
C..IAQ . HUM tli-n. Klec. fit . 100
Pllclibunr . U2 < l Allouez MlntnOj IH )
Kli.etrlo. . : w.H AtMntlc
IlllnolH Stt-ul 41 Iioiion A Montnni 40
Mexican Oiitr.il. , 0 It.ittoA Iloilon. . . . 2H
N. Y. A N. R (18 ( CalumolAlIeol * . . 410
Old Colony lHt : Centennial 1SH
O.S. L 'ja'il'KMiilcllii ' 1(1 (
Kubbi'r 17 > < Koai-sargo.
SanDlesro ! ( ) > U7
Union Pacllle 1:1 : Qulncy
WCM Rim ni : Tamarack . . . . 1:11 : !
West Kurt ntd 100 Wolverine . 12
W. Klee 23
Sun Kriiiu'lm-o Minim ?
SAN FltANCISCO. AUR. 13. The nniclat elnlntt
quotations for mining stocks today were us
follows :
Alpha Con 1(1 ( .MiNtlcn l
Andes 1 7 Kentucky Con 4
llelcher 20 Mexican 2:1 :
Heft A llelchur. . . . 07 Occidental Con. . , . 7
Bullion r. Ophlr. 02
Caledonia 20 Ovurmnn ( I
CliallriipoCon. . . . DO Potoai Ill
Chollnr fi Snriuru 25
Coiilliloncu. H. > Sierra Nev.iU. . . . Oil
Coil. C , l. A Va 120 Silver lllll 1
Con. Imperial 1 Union Con its
Crown Point IS Utah Con S
liould.vCiirrle. . . . 41 Yellow Jacket. . . . fl2
Halo A Norerost. . U5 Slandanl 105
Silver blira. * > 0c : Muxtcan xlollars.
So ; dr.kltt.tjljtr.iiii , inc.
London StoeU ( liuidil lonn.
LONDON. Aug. 13. I p. m. closing :
Consols , m'y . 112X HLPaul common. . IHH {
ConsolH. nco't .112 7HI N Y. Gontr.it KID
Can. Paclllo . 72U Pennsylvania Ci7
Krlo . . . 1HM Heidlnx- 14
Krlo iHtsnM.li : H Max * Con. now 49. Ii7f4
111. Centr.il . 101) L.AN till
Mexican ordinary. 20
HAH SILVEH-Qulet at I5)ld.
MONEY ? ; per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills Is l-i ! per cent ; for three months'
hills. US per cent.
( Sold Is quoted at lUienox Ayrcs today nt
191 ; nt Lisbon , 4S > 1 ; Home , 103.37.
Xviv Y'irK Mining lltmlntIIIIIN.
NEW YOHK. Aug. 13. The following me the
closing mining quotations :
Chollnr 4 > s Ontario aoo
Crown Point , lf > Onhlr. lid
Con. Cnl. A Va. . . . Ill ) Plymoutn 15
Ilcndwood i)3 ) Quicksilver 100
Gould A Curry 3H Quicksilver nfa..I10l )
Halo ANorcross. . Wl Slcrr.iNnv.idi 7 ( )
Homi'Stako 21)00 ) Standard 170
Iron Silver : tl ) Union Con Ill )
Mexican 2O Yellow Jacket . . . . 3:1 :
American Sffiirllli'H In Loinlon.
LONDON , Aus , 13. American securities worn
Irregular , with a bearish undertone In sympathy
with the money market. The close was barely
steady , with n s < wd demand.
Kliiiinuknl Notes.
NEW YOhK. Aug. 13. Clearings , $121,193,071 ;
balances. JC.277,798.
IIOSTON. Aug. 13. Clearings , $13,016.919 : bal
ances , $1,960.317.
riALTIMOTtE. Aug. 13. Clearings , $2S70OCS ;
balances , J2G3.33- .
PHILADELPHIA , An ? . 13. Clearings , J10-
3G,113 ; balances , $ lC01.f.r,0.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 13. Mcney , 2i/i { ? ( ! per cent- ,
New York exchange. 20 230 discount. Clearings ,
flMl,40i > .
MEMPHIS. AIIIT. 13.-Clenrlnss , J1WJ.C15 ; bal
ances , JGS.R53 ; New York exchange Bellingnt
$1.50 premium.
NEW OHLK.VNS , Aug. 13. Clearings , $ ! > 7S.30 ;
Now York exchange , -bank , II per $1,000 premluini
commercial , 60c per $1COO discount.
ST. LOL'IH. Aug. 13. Clearings. $4I91.72 : bal
ances. $447,305 ; money. 407 per cent ; New York
exchange. Wo discount bid ; 23c discount asked.
CIIICAOO. Aug. 13. Clearings. $15.623,100 ; bal
ances , J2.0S7.POO ; New York exchange , 20c dis
count : Sterling , demand , $1.831,50:4. : SG',5 ' ; sixty
days , $ I.S3lff4.83. Local stocks were active nnd
higher , closing : DUmoivf Match. 145i $ ; Metro
politan L , 714 : City Hallway. 24I ; West Chicago -
cage , 110 ; South Side L , 47'.4 ; North Chicago , 240 ;
Lake Street , 17 % .
HEHLIN , Aug. 13. Exchange on Ixindon , 20
marks 37V4 pfes. for checks.
PARIS , Aug. 13. Exchange on London. 25f
IS'.io for checks. Three per cent rentes , 103f for
the"nccount. .
LONDON , Aug. 13. The nmount of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank of England on bal-
nnco today Is fjO.COO.
T33c ; H > iithern yellow. 3JSJt.loi.ic.
OATS Steady ; No , 2 white , old , 27o ; receipts ,
32,733 bu.
IIYE Easier ; No. 2 western , 43c ; receipts ,
9,3 ) bu.
HAY I'lrm for the belter grades ; choice tlm
r.thy. $ l3.SOjnl.01.
Yi'iv OrlcniiN .llnrki'tH.
NEW OHLEANS , Aug. 13. HOCJ PHODUCT3
Quiet ; pork , old , 71c. Lnrd , rellned , 3&c.
Boxed meats , dry salt vhouldcrs , into' rlba , He.
Hacon , clear rib sides , Cc. Hams , choice sugar
cnied. .it.mic.
COKPEE Itlo. ordlnaty to low fair , 9 it ii 11 lie. ,
FLOUR Steady ; new extra fancy JI.10iH.13 ,
patents , tl.riO.
CORNMEAL-DllII nt $ I.CO ,
11KAN Quiet nt CSVic.
HAY Steady ; prime , 12.008'13.CO ' ; choice ,
COIIN Htrnily ; No. 2 sacked mlxel , SCc ;
whites , SCfiSSc ; yellows , SOc.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 , 2IV4e.
Oliirliinntl r.liirl.-ciM.
CINCINNATI , Auu. 13. l.'LOUH-Flrm.
WHEAT FinnNo. . 2 red. fcCc.
COUN Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 28 c.
OATS-Flrm ; No. ! mixed. 17li 17c ,
HYE Firm ; No. S , 45c.
HULK MEATS-Steady nt $5,1095.15 , llncon ,
firm nt Cc. Laid , quiet at $4.20.
WIIISICY-11 19.
HUTTEH Steady ; fancy Elgin creamery , lC'/4c ;
Ohio , 12@3o | ; dairy. 19c.
HUOAR Firm : bard renned , 4.03ft5.S5.
irm and hlRlier at 7'jc.
LONDON , Aug. 13.-SUOAR-Firm ; MIIBCO-
vado , 03.
NR\V YOHK. Aug. 13.-BUOAH-Hnw , nrm ;
fair refining , 311 c. Hellneil , llrm mould A , die ;
standard A , 4 ? c ; confectioners' A. 4Tic ; cut loaf ,
OHo ; crushed , OHc ; powdered , n c ; cranulnted ,
5e ; cubes. CUc.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 13. St'OAR-Opcn ket
tle , 2lii3lic ; centrifugal , steady : granulated ,
4'.i ' 4 9-16o whites. 3 13-lCQHtc ; yellow , 383iu ;
seconds , 333c.
AViinl Mnrl.-i'tN ,
NEW YORK , Aug. 11 WOOL-FIrm ; flwce ,
\W&a ; pulleil , No. 2 to extra , KlfoSa ; Texas ,
.
HT. IXit.'IH. Aug. IS. WOOL Firm , with hold
ers generally contending for higher price * : me
dium. IfriiUc ; light ln . ISSlllic ; heavy line.
( ( lie ; tub washed , 17023c.
( HI
OIL CITY , Aug. 13.-Crcdlt balances , 71 ; cer
tificate * . 71 ' .5 ; chlpments , 1S9.050 hbls. : runs ,
113.701 bbls.
I/N1XN ) , Aug. 13. Llnoeed oil. ICs 3d. Lin
seed rake , C 1 * 9d. Coeonnut oil , Cwhln , 2S ;
cocoanut oil , Ct-vlsn , ilil. Turpentine xnlrlta ,
'
I'lilliidi-lplilii I'roiliici * -
PHILADELPHIA. Aus. 13.-IUTTER-Fim ] | ;
wvslern prints , ICc.
inos-lc higher ; fresh western , 13013UC.
CHEESE-Flrm.
Sun Kriiui'UiMiVIiea mill llurlry.
BAN FRANCISCO. Aus. t3.-WHEAT-Qulet
mil llrm ; December. 11,49 ; May. $1 4S7 .
HAHLEY Easy ; December , Si4c. !
liiii < ibNt -r Textile Trade.
MANCHESTER. Auir. . Cloth * and yarns
were quiet and ul r.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Both Onttlo and Hogs Fall
Ehort of Requirement ! .
DEMAND FOR CATTLE EXCEEDS SUPPLY
iTN Sot HIP TrU-CH from StrotiR tn
n Illin'i ' ! HtKlier lloK" ( littii
1'lyp to Ten Ccutx Un
der 1'rcK nrc.
SOUTH OMAHA. AtiR. 13.-necetpts for
the days Indicated were :
Cii'.tlc. Hoc * . Sheep. Horses.
August 13 . 2,091 : U ! < 3 i'JG
AUKliat 12 . 2,071 3.724 3,111
August 11 . 2'I2 ' 6.C'I MM
AtlKUSt 10 . 2.37t 7.CM l,3il
August 9 . 2.429 2.2U2 . . . . 26
August ? . 1.1M5 4.8SI . . . . .3
August fi . 1.U23 C.4I5 2,415 4(3 (
August 5 . 1.4rO 12.C7J 2W3 1
August 4 . 3,029 rM6 2G7 24
August 3 . 4,38 ? 9,776 1,431 23
AiiKlist 2 . 2.SJI4 2.1W 5 S
July .11 . Ml ! G.S20 .
July 30 . SC5 4,371 , 133 ol
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each roatl was :
Cattle. Hogs" . Sticop.
C. . M. & St. 1' . Hy . . .
Missouri I'aclllc Ity . 1
IT. ] . Syptam . 3 S
l\ & N. W. lly . 2
l-\ , 13. & M. V. It. U . 17 17
9. C. & I' , lly . . .
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Uy . S 5
C. . . & Q. lly . 2 1
It. & M. It. H. 11 . 2(5 ( IS 1
1C. O. & St. J . 'J
0. , 11 , 1. & V. lly. , vital. . . . 3
Total receipts . 72 53 1
The disposition of the day'a receipts
was as follow ! " , each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated :
Huyenv Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omnlia Parking On . n fltt
CJ. II. Hninmoml Co . 2i > CM
Swift and Company . iXK 1.001 290
Cudahy 1'acklllg Co . 127 S3 ! 1,1)22 )
U. Hecker and Degnn. . . . HiO .
I.nbman & liothschllds. . 12i ; .
lllll , t I.e Is Cn . 2.V ) .
lienton .t Underwood. . . . 143 .
i.iMiiKston it Shallur. . . . 25 . . . . . . . .
Sbelton . W
Jlus ; > . . IS .
Cnilahy. Kansas City . 21f. .
Plnnklntun , .Milwaukee . . HI .
Other buyers . 1M . . . . 20
Totnl * . I'svT silHo 2 2M
OATTIJ3 The number of cattle arriving
fnlla fur short of supplying the demand and
( ho packera have been forced to ship In n
good many from other markets In ordvr
in keep thnlr house.1 * , supplied. .Today .only
seventy-one loads were reported In. and of
those ten loads were consigned direct to
packers.
In one way the light receipts have been
an advantage as they havp enabled sellers
lo obtain bolter prices. Values have been
gradually crawling upward , icstcrday the
market was a 111 tie stronger , nnd the saint )
was true ngaln today. Some cattle proba
bly sold iV&IOc hither.
The beef steers were alt picked up early
nt prices ranging from $4.20 to $1.63 , with
Ihe bulk nl ? l.i3rif4.GO. ;
The six to tvlght loads or cows nnd heif
ers also sold nt good strong prices.
Stockers nnd feeders brought llrm prices
and most everything was cleaned up In good
season , lleprescntatlvo pales : .
NATIVES.
I'.RKF ST13KUS.
N'o. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. IT.
2..12M 13 7B 1S..10" , J4 33 22..1115 } l f,0
r..103l 4 00 24. . . . ! 69 443 14..13JO 4 CO
W..1038 4 20 40. . . .1075 4 43 S3. . . .124. ! 4 63
37..133S 4 2.-J 39. . . .1301 4 f,0 IS. . . .1303 403
17..11C3 433 19. . . . Ut5 410 14. . . .1017 430
COWS.
2..1C03 200 1. . . . S10 280 1..1129 3 ! 3
13. . . . 810 2 00 1..1220 280 3. . . .1153 3 DO
2. . . . 935 250 12. . . . 932 300 I. . . .1120 330
1..1000 263. 5. . . . 9C4 3W 15. . . . 874 333
. . . .1002 ! 13 2. . . .1120 S 20 11. . . . 837 3 CO
1.1. . . . 723 273 3. . . . 916 320 1..1040 2 Si
1. . . . 780 2 S3 7. . . . 947 2 U3 2. . . .1120 300
HKIKUHS.
1. . . . S10 300 2S. . . . 775 SCO 1. . . . G20 360
3 40 1 , . . . 430 3 CO 5. . . . b93 3 CO
1. . , . TCO 223 1..1210 2 fO 1..112' ' ) 275
1..12CO 2 DO 1..1430 273 3. . . . 970 3 ( JO
1..15CO 250 10. . . .1114 275 1..1I80 325
CALVES.
3. . . . 3S9 3 CO 4. . . . 002 430 2. . . . 190 C CO
1. . . . SCO 355 1. . . . 150 500 1. . . . 1EO 000
2. . . . 290 4 20 2. . . . 133 5 75 C. . . . 173 6 00
1. . . . 173 4 ' .0
. STOCICr.US AND FllKUERS.
CIO 3 M 5. . . . 2 400 1. . . . C90110
MO SCO 2. . . . CM 400 1. . . . fCO 410
COJ 4 GO 10. . . . D06 410 7. . . . 714 420
SIIMCEI18 AND EI'IIINGEIIS.
No. 1'r.
15 cows ami cnlvrs . (2500
WKSTKRNS.
WYOMING.
Jl. Uar Cattle Co. 4
No. ' Av. IT. To. Av. Pr.
1 tailing . 1330 J3 CO 91 feeders. . . .1232 tl 20
20 cows . ! I79 3 37S ! 1 steer . 1310 420
40 cows . 1033 3 37V4
OREGON.
W. ! ' . Melllck.
28 cows . 9:0 330 132 fceileiw. . . . 10SC 40. )
5 feeders. . . .1037 3 DO 198 feeders. . . . S41 4 2J
ARIZONA.
J. U. Khi'l'herJ.
7 tailings. . . .1010 273 41 tnllln ! ; . . . .104l n 45
12 tailings. . . .1212 330 S3 feeders. . . . 849 3 C7'.t ' ;
WASHINGTON.
5 cows . 710 200 22 herern ! . MO 303
1 cow . 090 2 25 38 heifer * . CCa 3 03
JO cows . 778 2 M 21 heifers . 480 3 33
7 coxva . SCO 2 C5 64 feeders. . . . 814 3 93
I cows. . . . . . . M2 2 CO 11 feeders. . . , 020 3 93
11 cows . 667 2 SO C feeders. . . . SSS 400
IDAHO.
1 cow . 930 230 1 feeder . 710 300
1 Lull . 1CCO 2 73 11 ftcilcis. . . . 977 4 10
3 cows . 1013 2 90 8 feeiicis. . . . 917 4 10
1 hull . 1230 300 J2 feeiltrH. . . . 'J9.1 410
7 cows . IOCS 330 10 feeders. . . . 949 410
2 fi-pilers. . . . > 25 3 50 1 feeder . 990 4 10
HOGS Receipts of hoes wi-re the llKhu.it ! of the
Wf U since Monday , and fnr lean thmi the 10 *
qnlrementH of the m.llki'l. At the Biiine linn ;
favorable rejiorlH were received fimn other iniir-
UetH. which , tidten In connecllnn with the light
receipts nnd excellent dfiiiiinil , cfiuswl the mar
ket hero In open 5fJ10o hlKher.
Thu tnid" was active lit the ndvnnee , nnd nn
early clearance was effected. The Imx * H > ld all
the way from } X53 to tZ.TWj , with Ihn bulk nl
RC.ff3.70. while the built yesl.'fd.-iy wns nt J3."i
Cf3.CO. Tlio nveriigo of nil the sales wai 7c
blither than ymliTd.iy.
'IMday'H iiilrnnei * not only carried the in'irliet
to 111. . * hlKliest iiulnt of the month to date , but to
the highest point touchea wince May 13. Ilejiro-
E'ntutlvo s.iles :
No. Av. Sh. IT. No. Av. Sh. IT.
li ) . aio ; . . | 3 50 C3 . 2 200 Jl rl
43 . 316 60 .1 55 69 . 219 4) ) 3 C >
47 . 3l : ) . . . 3.03 (11 ( . : ' 7 1C ) 3 n
51 . 3J3 2S' ' ) 355 C2 . 2Si , , . 3 C3
10 . 2 ! > 3 . . . 3 01 SB . 221 . . . 3 lii
ID . 2S1 . . . 353 OJ . 316 M 3 05
CO . 2.1S 40 3 CO 71 . 211 . . . 3 Ci
49 . . .30 80 30) f.7 . 2T4 SO 3 01
si . : n . . . 3 co 6i . in 120 so *
Cl . 210 . . . 3 W K.2 ! : ! ' ) . . . 3 01
C2 . 312 81 3 C ) 61 . 21 ! ) . . . 3 C714
4'l . 243 . . . 3d ) f.8 . 2 5 . . . 3 Glit.
fri . F2) ) 1C ) 31 ! ) 72 . 2'O . . . 3 ( ,7iA
51 . IM1 . . . 30 r ' . 25 | . . . 3 tjt ,
21 . 27.1 . . . 3d ) Sd . 231 16) 3 ( ,1V ,
\ \ . S--9 30 G3 . 237 SO 3C7U
4) . 291 8) .16214 41 . 2'il . . . 3 C7i , '
d . 2J1 Ml 3 Ci'/i 01 . 217 W 371"
M . 29S . . . 3 b2 f8 . 213 120 370
f . CSJ 80 3 C2V4 74 . 2JI 12) ) a 7) )
Cl . 313 2)0 3 C2H 71 . 212 121 370
5 . 2SS 10) 3 6l'A l . 237 120 371)
LI . 2.-J ICO 3 62iJ C2 . 213 10 370
61 . 217 W 3 CS 63 . 25i ) fO 370
fS . 2U7 12) ) 3 01 . ( ! . 210 S ) 37l )
2 7 . . . 3Kt 7il . 231 . . . 370
234 120 303 71. . . . . . . . .230 10 3 724 !
I'llH-OIDS AND U.S'DH.
1 . 320 . . . 375 3 . 330 . . . jr. ?
8 . 437 . . . 345. 2 . . ' . .S30 . . . 353
4 . 1-10 . . . 3 CO' 5 . SIS . . . 355
4 . 292 10 3 f,9 8 . 301 . . . | | ( ,0
C . SCO . . . 355 7 . 2i5 : . . . 3 ro
C . 318 . . . .155 < ! . 1M . . . 3 ( r
4 . 230 SO 355 7 . 230 . . . 3 W
4 . SOS . . . 365 5 . 320 . . . 3 CS
3 . 2C . . . 355 8 . J70 . . . 3 ,
5 . 350 . . . J55
KlIHIJP Then- was only one fnoh load of sheep
In the yaidu. hut there way ijullo n til Inn ot
holduvcrs , all of which told , ' [ no market \vas
llrm. with thu demand food. Itcpresentullve
tales :
Nu. Av. IT.
10 culls . , . Ui ( } 2 CO
1 native rwe . no 3 twj
JiO Utah mixed . 103 3 4i
1 native ewe . 130 35U
4 iiutlvo lambs . , , , , k7 450
1,9'6 Nevada lumbs . 01 4 CO
ICniiHiiN Oillilvi * SlnrU ,
IvANRAH CITY , Aus. IS.-f-'ATTI.li-l'.ecelpta ,
S.KU head ; market active iiiul iitii.ng lo loc
lil/lu'i'i Texas tteers , (2.75U4.10 ; Texas CUWH ,
I. Vlil .OJ ; nallve steers , J3,7Jfu.OO ( ; native cr.u
ami lielfer > , tl.754. 0 ; Ktoclitra and fi-fJiTs ,
} : .75UI.W ; bullf , V-.OOHJ.W.
HOUijHecclplu , s.OOO hradj marl.ct 5o to llo
hlK'ier. ' adltc ; lulk of lalui. 13.7583.10 ; IiMvlo.
t3.UU3.SO ; packers , J3.COB3.75 ; mixed , JJ.'OW
3.t > 0 : llRhtl , > 3.K 3.W ; Vnrkers , J3
' Recclpti , 5,000 hrad ; mnrkct
iambi , I3.50tf3.0y ; mutton * , } : .SO3 6) ) .
St. l.oiilH l.l'voitin'h ,
ST. IJOUlti. AuK. 13.CATTI.UReceipts. . J.OOO
bead ; hlpment , ; ,000 head , Market , luo Il'Rli'T '
for hem ; TeXMi ullont anil chul''e heavy i lithta
would B | | ut S/il'c ( ) ' ) hlxher than lu.t werk ,
Natlva xhlppInK and export steers. JI.OOUI5.10 ;
drr > ed beef anj butcher tl < * > n > . JS.COift.C'J ' ; sierra
unJcr 1.000 poundi. J3.Z3B4.t5 ; ifickers and fenl.
tl * . JJ.W04.J5 ; cow * and helftrt ,
Tf 9 nnd In.llsnttn. \ . J2.7Sfll.00 ; cow § ( ind
helfer . IJ.OHfiav
HOllR -fli | | ! < , S.OOi ) hend ; S.050
heml. Mnrket , IWtlSo hUher. l.lRlit , JJ. ? 4.0) !
mired. J3.70W3.J3. heavy , J.t.f-n.oo.
HHIIKr lieceliitd , 1i > > ) hendj Mdimentd | , 1,004
heml. Mnrket , lee htnlitr. native nuittons , J11SO
J.SOj Texas sheep , IJ.WMCO ; ll mb JJ.75tfS.00.
CHICAGO i.ivi : s-roric MAIUCRT.
Ciittto llnirlj- .Strndj-Hiit .lump
Aniithi-r lllmr Slirrji Slroiiir.
CHICAGO , AIIJT. JJ.-Thp supply of cattle ftnii
ItRht today nnd prices for KIKX ! clock vrttf
trlflo hlRher. Native beef leers nold nt from
Jl Oi U JS.3irhlctly nt from 11.50 to UISs com *
nnd heifers , cholcn to extra , J3.7.1 to J4.50 ! c -
port bulls. tl.M : olocker nnil fedcr . IJ.S5 to
I3.XI ; cnlveff , common to choice. M.i to J3.W. ,
Thmipply of hi > if ! was nnioh below th < need *
nnd prloes jiimpe.1 1 < Ks.U < * were Inrsely nt
fnun * 5.M tn W.93. Inferior to prime lots
brouKhl fn > m J.I.B'i to JI.03 ; hmvy puckers. J.1.6S
to J3.70. l.lRhi welRlns were In pv l demnn , ! nnd
BUM at n premium over c wir f > lots.
Trade In sheep nnd Ininlvi was netlve nnil
Kr.'r0" ' .well > "truiiR. Choice Klierp advanced 10
JflV for the week.V Mtern rancem tmlar
briURht fmiii 1 Sto )3 M fr f leM and from
$3.M to $ .l.9rt
for kinds. Choice ntilviM s > ld nt
JJ.ft ) ; Inmtx were In nctl\o Oemnnd nt from
JJ.uO to | > .4 > mid westerns s.il.1 for J.VDO.
Reivlpls : Cuttle , 2.50J head ; IKIRS , 13W bend ;
iiliecp , P.OJO head.
> < MV Yurlt I.Uc Stool.- .
. . Y0' ' . A\i . -UKIJVKS l
5,3oO liesd ; nftl\e ninl sllchlly stronger nil
nroimd ; native sleets , JI.40R4 13 ; slns nnd oxen ,
2.75if3.M ; bulls. J2.fOl3.rfl ; dry cows , J2 CDH3 60.
Kuropeali cables iitiole Amirlr.in steers nt lOfttf
UHu ; ivfrlRernlor beef. .S5 U9Uc , No exports to-
dny.
C.U.VKS-Reeclpts. iS henil netlve nnd firm :
veals , J5.0W7.23ery ; few , J7.SOJf7.60 ; goo.1 but
termilk rnlves. J4.50.
HIIKI9I * AND h.XMIlS-Herelpts , 6.S4I head !
fully steady nil around , but sheep n little oulct ;
sheep. J2.SOff4.23 ; lambs , J4.73ffi ( 23.
IIOtlS-Recelpts. 2rC.S head ; lilKhcr nt JI.20 < J
4.50.
Slock lit SI Kill.
rtecor , ! of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal maiKcts for August 13 :
( 'alii * . Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 2W4 .1. ltt ! 2S
t'ldcagi ) 2MO l.r ,00i ) 9.000
KnintaH City 8.1XX ) 8.OX ) 5.000
St. Iritis 3fOO li.COO 1,000
Totals 15.51)1 ) 31,195
Knnl Illlffnlli l.lvn Slnuk.
HAST llt'I-'I'AIX ) . Aug. 13. ( rATTLE-Stoady.
HOUS-Yorkers , trm-d t' ' > choice. Jl.2 > ff 4.251
niUKliH , common ti > good , J3.(043.M ; pigs , Rooa
tt > choice , J4.2.-.CT1.31
HIIEEP AND LAMIlS-U-unbs , Ki nl U extra
choice , J5.40t7'.VtUi ' sheep , eholi1" to pelocted
wethers. JI.IWI.1' : culls nnd comm n , J3.0 > { >
.St. l.nnlx C.riiiTnl Murlicl * .
ST. IXHTIS , AUK. 13.-ri.OlR-reo'lned ! slUhtlr
In fyinpat.iy with wheat ; patents , JI. uW4,70 ;
FtrnlKhts. 5l.M-iH.30 ; clear , JJ.SlVi 1.00 ; inodltims ,
J3.255t3 60.
WHKAT Kutiires clored with n decline of * i
Wl'ie from yextertlay's llnals. Septemher , the
iH'iHe future , did not open until offered at lUo
dicllnc. then lec-overed that lorx , only to break
( iff 2Hc from this , adviinclni ; S'.ic ' rapidly ; broka
IHc. lenrteil Hfc , declllifd le , recovered ' 4c , de
clined Tsc and later went up Jie , closInK with
buyers 1'ic above the bottom. Tills was T4o below -
low yesterday's close. Spot , lower , owlnit to the
decline on the futures ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator ,
WiifiSSHc : track , SSi4ffStc ! ; No. 2 hard , cash ,
hUjjc track ; AUKUnt. Silo ; September. 88 > ic bid ;
December. S7".c ; May , k3c.
CURN l-'ututrn weie Ktronc early by an ad
vance In Uvi'ipool , but HUbscquently bccam *
weak nnd declined , clo lnK % i'fWo ' under yester-
d.iy Spot , dull , hut blither ; No. 2 cash , 2CUct
September. 23 > lc ; May , 29Vic.
OATS Dull and easy. % c tinder yesterday.
Spot , dull ; No. 2 cash , elevator. 17',4c bid ; traclt ,
IWiflS'ic ' : No. 2 white , 2MiJ22i,4c ; September ,
17 ! > e ; May. 21Vic.
RVi : Master , 45'4c track.
CORN MIlAU-I.'lnn , Ji.60.
11RAN Firm ; Hacked salable nt 39o all rail
and 41c lake and rail at east side.
ri.AXSKKIl HlBher nt 93c.
TIMOTHY SKWD ITImr. J2. 0i72.70.
HAY l-'lrm for choice nnd No , 1 timothy !
prnlile , new , J3.7306.50 ; timothy , new , J7.005J
i'o'tJI.TllY Chickens llrm : old bens. Co ;
prbiKS , kc ; ducks , Firings , CiJO'.ic ; KCtse ,
springs. Cc.
KGtlS li'lnn nt 9c.
WHISKY J1.19.
COTTON TIKS Unchnneed.
llAaolNG-UnchatiKed.
MKTAIJ3 U-ad , higher ; J3.CO bid. Sjxltcr , firm
at SI.15.
PROVISIONS I'orls. hlKber ; stnndnnl mem ,
J , lil > lntr , new , SS.W ; old , J3.40. I-ard , lilRher ;
prluii" sle-iin , J4.2) ) ; choice , H.27K. llncon.
iboxnl lots ) , extra hhort clear , J3.C2Vi ; ribs , $ i.75 ;
nhortH. J3 S7't. Dry salt mrats ( bixeill , shoul
ders. $1.73 ; extra whort clear , ? 3.12'a ' ; ribs , J3.25J
shorts , J3.37H ; . ,
lincilll'TH I'lour , 6.0H bills. ; wheat , fii.OOO bu. ;
corn , 71.0)0 bu. ; oats , 43,000 bu.
SHII'MIINTH Klour , 7,000 bids , : wheat , 4,009
bu. ; coin , 11,000 bu. ; oats , 1.1.000 bu.
Coffee .MnrliiMN.
N13W YORK , AUB. Lh-COl-TKH-Optlons
opened tcady , 10 points lower ; ruled inactlvo
and fL-atureleni. with weak uiulertone , followlnc
disiiiipolntlni ; ICurnpean ndvlces. heavy llrazlllan
receipts and weakness of the ppot market.
Closed steady , 10f13 points net lower. Sales ,
I3,7r,0 I'UBH , Inoliidlni ; AuRiist , J6.70 ; September ,
I.S3 ! ; November , JC.SO ; December , J7. Spot coffee ,
Rio , weak ; Nn. 7. Invoice. $7.121 * ; JubbliiK. J7.G2iJ.
Mild , qiilot ; Cordova , SID.COfflO.JO ; rnlio , 7(0 bans
Maraealbo p. t. Total watehnuse deliveries from
the United States , 14,541 baKS. Including 12,132
baps from New Yolk ; New York stock today ,
121.931 hairs ; I'nltcd States Block. 4M.65C bags ;
alloat for the United States , 237000 baps : total
visible for the t'nlteil State * ) . 72C.53i ! baRs , a : alnst
H7.232 baRS lui.l year and 530.C9S hags In 1S95.
SANTOS. AUK. 13. COFKKi : Innctlvci Rood
average Snntnn. 9,700 rcls ; receipts , 43,000 bugs ;
Elock. 6IS.OOO lines.
HAMIIURG. AUK. 13. COKl-'KK UnchanReil to
VipfR decline ; cloFeil about even with opening
pili-i'i ; calcx , 13CCO II.IRS.
HAVHH. AUR. 13. CWI'EK-CIoreil Quiet ; net
unehanr.eil ; 'sales , 19CCO bapr ? .
RIO IJB JANICIHO , AUK. 13. COI-TKi : Weak ;
No. 7 III" . 8.90i ) rels ; exehanRe , 7 3-1W ; receipts.
32.COO bass ; cleared for the United States. 10.COO
IMKS ; for Hurnpe , 0,000 baKe ; EtoclE , 316,000 bags.
I'curlii Ijirlci-ls.
. I > EORIA. Aug. 13. CORN Mnrkcl active ; No.
. .
" ' 7 ( .
"O'ATS Market llrm : No. 2 while , 20c.
WHISKY Maiket btcady ; finished Roods on tha
basis of J1.19 for lilsli wines.
UKJHIITS Corn , 53,500 bu. ; oats. 64,430 bu. ;
rye , none- whisky , none ; wheat , SOO bu.
SHIPMENTS-Cnrn. 46.200 bu. ; oats. 60.800 bu. ;
rye , ncne ; whisky , 85 bbls. ' , wheat , 800 bu.
Cnllfni'iilii Drli-d Krul ( .
NEW YORK. AUR. 13.-CALIFORNIA DRIHD
FRUITS Steady ; cvapornled apples , prime wlro
tray , 6Mic ; wood dried , pi line , 4 > io ; choice , Cc ;
f'incy ' , lii c. Prunes , S'/ifniic ' per pound , as lo
sl/e nnd quality. Aprl''olB , royal. 7 < 77'tc ; Moor
p.irk , 8B'9e. ' Pi-nches , impeded , 0Sc ; peeled , 11
& 14c per pound.
Tlirpiv IlrlrliH lit I'cilcNirliiilN.
All Italian fruit pcildlor , who linsi bcotx ,
Otibbpd "Jolm Dee No. 1" In lieu of n better
nnm'1 , Imbibed n liirfro iiunnllty otvilslty |
durliiK tin * afternoon yoKtcrday and about 4
o'clock H'nllom-d ' himself near Slxlm-ntli find
Joncn streotK will ) an armful of bilclcs. Half
a dozen pedestrians * were lilt by the Hying
ml . ! > 3 nnd ns many more put to llldlit ) jy
tti Itnllan'H warllld1 demeannr. He.vau
locked up for bctnj ; drunk and disorderly.
IiOoKliiK for M Slolcn Tvnm.
Mrs. Don Jirown of Oakland , Neb , , wns
In the t'lly ytHtcrdny trylnt ; tn localn thlevCB
who Hlolc n vnlnablo tenin and carriage
from her home Wednpsday nl ht. Thu out-
lit Is valued at $3" ! ) , The owner IH of the
opinion that the tlili'ven will nttenipt to ila-
pope of tholr plunder either In thin ulty or
South Omnlia. Bho luft for Lincoln last
night to notify the pallcu at that point.
TIM : HIC.VI.TV .
INSTItUMKNTS placed on record Friday ,
AtlKUSt I , ' ! . WT.
WA11HANTV DKKnS ,
CiiHt MnniU'llPon to I1' S ( iilining , lot 3 ,
hloclt 4 2 , ( Jrundvlew Jl.OOO
Oeo 1'lilller to Frank Murphy , lotf 1
to r > , 7 to in , OlHcn't * addltlnii , w 40
feet lot 0 and a traot on Twentieth
Ftreet nt part 4S feet n of ne corner
lot r . OlK-n'H addition t
Frank Murphy to Omaha ( laa Co , fame ,
and lot 4 , block 4 , Improvement ut > so-
elation addition 1
F .Murphy In Oninhn ' 3an Co , lotH 7 nnd
8 , block l'J3 ' , Omaha 1
Omaha Has .Manufaoturlni ; Co to
Omaha OaH l' , lots 1 , 'J , 5 , G and 7 ,
I.oul.s Si-iirof < ier nnd wife 'in ' Marie
Sumlk. lot 'I , block IT , , Ilrown park. . . 275
Omaha S'ivlnna Ilfink lo llunry VPB- |
llnir et nl , lot IS , Luke ft T addition , . S)0 )
Husco Itovvlcy lo Omaha HrvvvliiK ai-HO-
clatlon , lot 17. Mcduy'H Htibdlv 3CO )
O W Webb to CJertltn Miller , lot 1 , Mc-
C"luri. ' ' suhllv 1,5W
QUIT CLAIM I > KKI)9.
II Juttcr and wlfn tp South Omaha ,
3.1x220 feet In no corner nw'/l ft-14-ia. . . . 1
Ivoulst Mohr nnd hnl > aud to l < W
fiuhclbel. lot fi , block 23 , Wnlmit Hill. . . 1
A 1C Coble to O 1 , Cloldn , und'Xi ' lot 2.
block M ) . Omaha , w 40 feet of i > ffl feet
of H 150 feet lot 12 , Mock 5 , Park I'laco
lol 10 anil 11 , block 2 , Doneckim'8 ,
lot 1C , block -Murray'H addition. , . , . . 1
Total amount cf transfers ,
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Tcluplionc 1030 , Utniihit , Neb.
-COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
IIOAllI ) OP TIIADK.
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