THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : .SUNDAY , AITO-VST 22 ,
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
c'obers and Manufacturers Kara Only Good
Beports to Mike.
CDUSTRY COLLECTIONS ARI SATISFACTORY
Cnniilrr llnjrrn Aiitlclimlfil for KlrM
A\ - -U In rptcnibcr L o l Itetall
Tnnlr > Mill 4tulpt. lint l ri > pect
far 1'nll iiiconrncln : .
n.c p * tweek , like Its more recent
rireUtM or ! ' . h" ' t > * n dlstlnKtilshfd by Kr U
bu-int.-M activity In the Jobbing and manu-
T.T luring JlstrlP's of the city. The conn-
trr Jemand for merchandU * of R ! ) kinds
e.ntlnut . * to l > e of Urse proixirtlotM and the
IjuynK on the p rt ' country merchants
. ' the H-ason ad-
! . om's more ac'.lve as
var.it * . with the > plMidid crop proi > ects un-
Impjired Stocks of merchandise In the
country are low. and , as the conniminc
iltmar.'J beKlns to Improve , merchant"U'l -
denly llnd themselves out of alraost evt-ry.
thtntf. and It I ? almost like buying un open-
Inr stock to get the she".ve. filled once
more with the proper assortment of mer
chandise. It Is safe to say that jiractlrally
every Jobbing house In the city has about
all the buslnej-s that it can attend to lth
pttixnt force of employes.
It Is tne general expectation , however ,
that l.u ! nes will be ptlll b-tttr a little
later , when country buyer. begin to arrive
In the city In larger numbers , as they are
eure to do with the coming of September ,
tlreat preparations are now l > ing made by
the Jobbers to take care of the crowd of
liui-ers who are expected to arrive the first
week of next month In response to Invita
tions now being sent out.
Tne State fair comes rather tale this wa-
on for some burer- . and then , too. It wa :
felt that there would then be such a nun
that It would be Im ofslble to give each
vIMttnr buyer the personal attention that
the members of the trade in this city wouu
like. For that reason It was thought best
to try and Induce as many merchants as
iwwlble to visit the city earlier In the
month. In furtherance of that plan the fol
lowing Ic being sent out Into the country :
INVITING COUXTUY TRADE.
M. E. Smith & Co. . wholesale dry good ? .
Moree-Coe Shoe company , wlio.esale boots
nd i-noes.
American Hand SeweJ Shoe company ,
wholesale boots , shoe * and rubber * .
\\llllams-Hayward Shoe company , whole
sale boots , shoes and rubbers.
K I' . Klrkendall & Co. . wholesale boots ,
bhofp and rubbers.
V. T LJndst-y , wholfjale rubbers.
K. II. Sprague , -wholesale rubbers and
mackintoshes. . , . ,
Katz-Nevens company , who.esale clothing.
Kn < & Smead , wholesale clothing and
merchandise ,
A Ho.'pe. wholesale pianos , picture frames ,
efct arj'ent r I'aper comraay. wiclefal ? paper ,
Jtibbtll I'an-r and WooJcnwire company.
l'rane-Churoht'1 ' company. wholesale
stt-am and water supplies.
Il.iuni Iron company , who esale. heavy
hardware an ! blacksmiths' supplies.
U -t-Clarke-Andreesen Hardware company ,
jiholesale hardware-
Ki-rtor & Wllhelmy company , wholesale
hardware.
Gate City Hat company , wholesale hats
J 1 * Haney & Co. . wholesale saddlery.
Marks Bros. Saddlery company , wholesale
paddlcry.
Orchard & \VllhtIm Carpet company ,
\\holer-alt * carpet ? , shades aiw malting.
Deaey & Stone Furniture company
Tfholesale furniture and draperies.
Mtirpliy.Vnsey & Co. , wholesale chain
and woven wire mattresses.
Omaha Casket company , undertakers
supplies.
K. E. Hrtice & Co. . wholesale drugs.
Hichardson Drug , company , who-esah
The Aloe-Penfold company , drugs , lntrU'
ments , phy.'lclans' supplies.
The Sharpies company , creamery ma-
chlnery and supplier.
II. Hardy & Co. , wholesale toys and fancj
Eve'rv effort will be made to entertain
vMtlns merchants and Rive them a good
time la addition to showing them as com
plete stocks or merchandise In the various
line ! * represented as are to be found In the
west. The Omaha Jobbing houses presenl
a very attractive as well as busy appear
ance , being piled from floor to celling1 wlti
new Roods. No buyer need so away will
the feeling that ht ; has not had a lull us
so-tment of merchandise from which U
make selections. The Jobbers of the cltj
nave kept In very clcs * touch with thi
situation , nnd the present large demand foi
tAxxls has been anticipated for some lime
and thev have accordingly laid In hcavlei
Mock * than ever before.
LOCAL RETAIL SITUATION.
The local retail trade is not as- active ai
It mlsht be. or what the members of thi
trade would like to see , but It is wlthou :
doubt as good as could be expected thl-
earrv In the season. The Improvement li
the kentral business situation started In th <
country as a result of large crops and goo. ,
prices , and while the Jobbers felt the changi
at once. It was not to be expected that thi
city would Immediately experience the sami
change. From the nature of things anj
improvement that li to come to the retal
trade can only resu.t from a gradua
> preaillng of the Improved conditions fron
one department of trade to another. Thi
work upon the expos'0" ' and uP ° a P"WI (
improvements , as well as all other enter
prises that give employment to labor , an
bound to help along the Improvement , bu
They cannot Immediately restore bu lnesj
activity to the retail trade of the cltj
"Without exception the retail merchants o
the cltv an- feeling most hopeful , recognlz
Ing as' they do that their time Is sure tc
cyme a little later on in the season.
.STOCKS AM > 11U.M1S.
llciit'Uonnry Ti-iulriioy Continue * U |
tn tilti : 'l of HitYVrrk. .
NK\V YO11K , Aug. II. The dominant tendenc ;
'of today s stock market was still distinctly re
aclloR.iry. notwithstanding the fact that tb' '
day r trading l * ulled In a fractionally hlshe
tniruse of prices. There was a Urge fallln ;
off in the volume of traJc. and the rally whlcl
bruuB.it prices up at tne clow- was on cumpata
tl\cly light purcnases by the short Interest ti
covn over Sunday. There was no evidence 0
any r - akenlnjt of the larse nculati > e inter
rt which lias carried the market for so man ;
wt k . Kor Ihe fli t time In considerably o\tr i
ni'nth ' no one tuek was sold to a total ainoun
t . Kr t .U ) shares t. Vaul Ifadlng tbe Us
with sales of 1I.W * shares. Uurllngtun. Iealu !
pif feire.l nJ Hradlnitrf Ibc enl > oUur tloc ) :
t : " als of wlilch reached l&.OW tiar J. Ta
tr > il ml. * for the il y were considerably le
tl.ao half the total of Saturday a w.k ago
Tlicw condlllons left the market to a Urge exlen
In Hie hands of profc lonal Iradere. whoj
main el'JwM was to manipulate puces to Ihel
cmn ends. The crop jinwptct was tin ? prlncliia
wfjjM'n uf tlie bear * , as It ha * been all wel
nnd on the condlllcn | iri' ente > l of Lie \\ithdmua
of th bulls for Ihe time bclnu from the market
they \vtte able lo achieve slurp decilncj In :
numUr of active * t k . the grangrri , anJ th
Ir.trrratlJiials belnj ; prominent examples. ll
) -i of Ihew. cxitpt New Jersey Central am
ItuVtxr did the rail reach a point , nnd th
* ul equent rally on coteilnc more Hi.n nkljm
out tlic declines. Only In l o or tnr In lancc
did the net Bain reach st hlsh as a polnl
l-UKjuehanna A : Western preferred. I ataer pre
( rptl < nai trains. leather preferred wa cwn
spl.-uoutly strong all day. Sugar was actlv * an. .
d < -lined Hi i > tr cent over tbe low price. Th
rally extended lo J' per cent In KurllnKtcit , 1'
IHT rent In St. Taul. Louiuvllle & NatlivlII
ami Ittfadlnc tlr t preferred , and 1 per cent I :
fi MI-CO and New Jtrtcy CtntraL
Thi raaellon In Ihe slock market , which s *
In Ule on Monday , has continue. ! practlcall :
wlthnut abatement all the we k. Monday morn
int l.uylnt looked like a continuation of th
raerr buying and continued riw of prices wlilcl
liad l * n Ihe characteristic of Ihe market dur
In * Ihe previous wrek. Hut It was only Ib
w 'klnir oft of the order * which had accumu
latiil In the hands of lb commission hout *
t.T Sunday. When these had bn disi l o
! marki-t tjegan 10 fall , and each succvedln
day Jth one exception , saw an avtniue ne
d < - , lne In the level of Ih * nurkel. The nfmlns
ronllta fur the decline was the all fired damax
to Ihe corn crup and the dlKiriv.lnilns > lel
d vclf > r d by the thnuhlnit of the spring wnea
crip In tbe northwest , There are other cor
ditl-ics In the market which account for lh
dc. Un < * . Seme of the largest Inter * * ! * In th
iii.i ! kft hat a realU d enormous profit * on la
lnnc-suhtalnt l advance , and s ld out on the i *
llrf that a reaction was nominally due I
ixieft , evt-n with all condition * rvnulnlng favoi
aMe IQ value. Tbls element was willlne t
< t * a reacllon. In order to rnaUe them to put
chasr stocks at a prutit. The pr fmslunal t > rar
wrv ready la aid them with , short Kflllnt
Tin re wan a f feline prvval nt In all circlet thi
sj" uliitlon was lakinc a reckless lone tha
! > > ! > > 1 no ( Mod for the future. II was felt tha
fk * were rUllnj Into weak hands , and tha
> ufh a. stale of adalr * arlurdnl an unstabl
ii la values , and the bull Interest retired f
t'-5 lime tvlnc. perfectly nlltlnc to a r
nf-lKu sumclent to hake out weakly margin *
Itnljinzi and which would Improve toe tune f
tb roarice ( and put It on a more lubstanlU
liuia. This tat < of mind In Van strtvt mui
1 * taken account of tn proprly estimating lh
Importaac * of tcs wrka rcaciion as a burt > ro
f.er cf business condin.ms In em ral At th
in > lln > lb r * Is kn > wn 19 U * an enumiou
iiteculitui ! Interett In wheat rn the bull side
fh market. For tnany weeks past Ihe six-
nurkel bs moved In sympathy with the grai
markets. IVeduccd crop yields are a bull f-
tat In lh * train market and a iar factor I
the clock mirk < I Th * fact that the < S
element for th * time Is th * tr eli * at In tn *
st-x-K market , and tn craln It h th * tali et * *
menu should be. OrfixM reil la-twnaectton
th * rady credeftc * Kli"ft th Wyrt9 of re
cr fi ytM < , Another feature that tat *
th * r * * tiar ti > In ta * irtfce * mark * * was a hard-
enlruf of th * rale * of exchanic * . whk * s em > d
laM w * k to b f M f lln ! tnH _ B M Hn *
| v > nnn1. . I t fatnc1ay pr eWct Ions v , te
frr p it that inr ? W' tin te etnayfwn 19 * * *
joM tor Import WHMs R wtok. Th/ check tj
th * fat ) in ex < htnc * * * m * to b * * to rmnlpu-
IMrt * ffor on the part of lh * Ittnk of Knit-
Un4 and of Ftnch and Germin financial in-
Miration ) The C' > ntlB 4 km rl * for money
tn New York tend to nuke * * s + er lh * * ff wt of
fjrUaer ! > dfr lh * tV w of cold la New
York. A * slocks h Tbeen b > mrM n
the l-llef that irokl Imiwrts were
lmmlnnl It w natural that a chanf * In th *
| wwi < -et In Ihn reward , should be an aid to th *
reactionary tendency. The Renersl conditions
otherwise continued to fa\or an inrreaj * of v | .
u * of securities. All rer-Tt aer * that busl-
ni > . ri th mercantfl * an 1 manafactnrlne. l
rrrmtl ) Improved. Reports of railroad earnings
show Increases for the second week of August.
St. I'aal. Ml * iri I'artftc. SDwtliera Hallway.
< "h * ap * k * ti Ohio. rtilcaito Gr * t WeMe-n * nd
Ixflil r1lle A Nahrtllc being notabl * examples
Mo t of lh prominent sl ck * show an extreme
ram from the ( richest lo the lowest of be-
l e n : and t points. This Is exceed * ! only by
HurllnKtr.n. 4Sr c nt ; Tobacco. 4 p r cent ;
New Jer * y Central. J > 4 per cent. Demer Jt Rio
Grandpreferred. . , per c nt ; C n > ll < 1ated Oas.
1 per ent ; IxruUrllle A Nashville , IS Pr cent ,
and th * rubber slock * about I point * e h. The
nrmn * < of the reMs'anc * to th * decline and Its
lltnlieJ propnrtlon KIVM stren 'h to the bIlef
In Its artlnrtal character. The nervousnew of
shorts to cover toUy tends lo th * same tllef.
Net xaln * nn the week are fhotvn In St. J > > seph
A Orarvl Island fSnt p-eferred. I per cent ;
Su ar. Aflams Kipre-s , llrnoklyn Transit. Itrook-
l > n I'nlen O s. Chlcico O . Chlcso & East
ern Illinois. SM r T cent : Flint A I'ere Marquette -
quette Illinois Hteel. l-iclf-de Gas preferred. Met
ropolitan Traction. Mobile & Ohio. SL I'aul A
Duluth preferred. per cent , and Oregon Navi
gation preferred.
There was a marked decrease In the volume
of bond tradlnc during the week and values show
a ceneral tendency to sair on reallilnp. The
especially sever * , ex-
lee . however , werp not
cepl in remote case . and some Hens resisting
th * reacllonary movement slron ly. closing with
advantages randng up to 5 per cent In Oregon
Improvement conrol Ss ! and ! per cent In Mnblu
Cc Ohio 4s. The oiorr ? ale sales -nere n. S.COX |
The Kvenlnc Post's London financial cable-
cram says : "The stock murkeU were Inactlr *
today In view of Ihe seltlemeat to commence cm
Tuesday next. Chilian bonds were flat on unfa
vorable cables about that country's nnan.es.
Ilrazlls were better on Improved exchange.
Americannere weak , the effect of the Use n
wheat being offset hy the reported shortage In
th * crop * . Large j hlpments of slock have been
made by Ihla week's sleamers. It Is still be
lieved , however , that New lork will Initiate e
( were the closing quotations or
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today : _
31 * 13
Atcbl on
dopfd . . . . . . . . . . . 33S SI. Paul 9-2 <
MaUlmore * Ohio. . 13M i.
CAnadi 1'jiclncT St. " . um. . . . . . . . . it. * ? *
Canada Southern . S3H do pfd 143H
Central Pacific1 . ' ? t. P.M.AM 122
Chp VOhlo 22Ti So. Pacific 10
1 Cllcaeo.Is Alton..1 0 JSo. ' H-illway 10
C' r&Q. ! " < "o pfd 34
< ' * v i . . . . 49S Texas .v Pacific. . . . 134
' '
" 'C C-v'st-'L H1H Union Pacific 11H
- -
dopfd . . . 7J ! 10.P. D.AG Ml
IM.AIIud on 11SVabash . ' <
I..L.AW . . . : . .160S' ' dopfd liN
rii. vi.iwi * . . . . . . . - i _ . . la
* dopfd 18
do nfd i
Erle'm-wl Dili Adam * Ex 51SS
dolMiifd 40Vj American Ebc lljS
Ft. WayiiB l"l > I United States Ex. . . 45
i real Northern pld. 170 IWclN Farso Ex..lO |
Il5nol" ; entral.104SJ ! ' ' ' do pfd < ' 9
LakoKrleiW. . . . 16V < Am'n Spirits 113 i
ilopfd 70 I dopfd 32M
LakeShor * 174 .Am. Tobacco l
Louisville A Nash. 30 I do pfd 112M
Manhattan L 1114'fChlcnro Gas losjl
M < "t. Traction12OS'Coni. . Oa * l > -4
3lchUran ! C ntral..l05 .Com. Cable Co 17U
Minn. \ St. L 24M Col. F. A Iron lOH
dolftpfd f6'rto pfd 80
Mo.Paclflc 31 iGen. Klretrlc 38H
.MoWlfA Ohio 31 1 Illinois Steel 41
Mo.K. AT 14H LaClede Gas 3S
do pfd 34h l/ead 35
. .VwAlb. A Chi. . . . 12W do ptd. . . . 104M
do iid 33 > | Xat. IJn. Oil 2-
V J. Central " 4 iPaclSc Mail 33i
V.Y.Cntral 10SJ iPulUnan Pal 174H
N. Y. Cil. ! A St. L. . . 14VSIlvrr Certificates. . 52
del tpfd 75 "Stand. Rope & . T 7h
dol'dpfd 38 Suirar 14
Norfolk A.Ve ern II * * ' do pfd 115H
No.Amer.Co 5HtT.C.iIron -7
No. Pacific 17h U. S. Leather 5 > l ,
do pfa 4M , do pd CSV
Ontario Jt W li > H D. 5. Kubbcr lt >
Oren. A Nnv 'JS I do ptd 63V
Ore. Short Line 21 h'Western Union Bit-
Plttsbur ; IPSNorthwestern US ? '
-.idliifT O'iH' dopfd 164
Kock Iidaud b4HClil. ( it. Wtatern. . . 17 > |
St. LOUI-4.VS.P B I
Total al of stocks today. 1SZ.CS sharej. In
cluJinj : Atchlson preferred. 4.675 : Burlington
16.410 ; Louisville & Nashvjlle. 4,6U ; Norther
Pacific preferred , S.i0 ; neadlnir. 11.139 : ISocJ
Island 4.76J : StI'aul. . IS.710fnion l"aclflc
C.II7. Bay State Gas , 4 , i ; ugar. 4.731 ; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron. 3.5S ) ; Vnlted State
Leather i.Vv ) ; United States Leather preferred
1 , JM ; Chicago Great Western. * . :7S.
V -TV York Jloiiey 3Iarlcet.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21. MONEY ON CALL-
Nomlnally , 1'iOlU per cnu
1'RlMi : MEIICANTILE PAPER 3SG4VJ pe
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady , with actua
business In bankers' bills at JI.SiMf4.SJii for de
mand. and JI. < S > 7S4.H ! ; for sixty days ; port *
rates , Sl.StSBI'S * . and tt.Klx43 < . $ ? : comnwrcla
bills. > LS.
BAR SILVER-Sl'ic.
MEX1CAN DOLLARS ) ; .
UONDS State bonds , dull : railrxid bonds , arm
government londs. flrrn : new 4s , res ; and cou
r 3n , 1S . i * . TK. and coupon , 11JV1 : 4s , rg. . Ill * ;
! -oiinon 112. : * . rec. . * 7'j ; Pacific Cs of 'S3 , 102.
STATE BONDS Dull.
RAILROAD BONDS Firm.
GOVERNMENT DONDS-Firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
' ' ' ' " " " " '
u' s.4 ' . . . ; . < G."H."issVA."o'sV.i6i5 ; ; ;
n. S. 4S.COHP 112 | G. II. fcR. A. 7s 110V
L'.S.new 4s.rec..l25 j H. Jt T. Cent. 5s 1O3 (
0. S , new 4 coup. . .1 5 I IL A T. Cent. Cs. . . . lilti
L'.S. . ' . .ivs Hail , ! . AN. Oci. 4 * S3 *
V. S. 5s.coup IISH'M. K. T. firstis pj.
Pacific t > of "as. . .l i : M. K. T. second 4s. 61 >
Ala..da.i4A 107 Mutual Union Ca--llU
Ala..classH 104 N. J. C Gen. 5s 113t
Ala..clashC 3s ! NO. Pacific Isn..IIS" :
Ala. Cum-iicy. . . . OS ( No. Pacific ids S7
La.New Con.49. . . . P-5 ( No. Pacttls 4s.
MUourl On 100 N. W. ConsoU 1431.
X. C.C * 12fl N. W. S. F. Deb. Sft.im
X. C. 4 103 Ore. Xar.lstt 112V
S.C. iiotifond 112 Ore. Nav. 4s SO
Trim , new set 3 . . r 45ril.G.We5t Ists I19 > i
Tcnu. new sot 5s. . .lOi 'St. I * . Con < K > li 7 . . .lSsS
Tenn.oldt.otUH. . . . 00 ! SL P. C.P. . W 5 114i
Va. O-nturlcu. ISUK Ss. I. & I. M. Gen. 5 Siii
Va.ileffrntl 1)4 St. L. A. S. I'.Geu.G.lli
Atrhlion48 RBJ 'Southern P.y. 5 . . . . 91
Atcliibaii Second A. 50H Tox. Pacific Uts. . . 951-
Canada So.'Jodt 10D 'Tex. ' Pacific iil-4. . SOV
c. p. istsof'i toitt n. p. i tiof i t8..iui
U.AK.'J. 4s U iWest Shore la 1
D.JLR. G.7 110 I
Ilfioton Stoc'k liuntntlnnK.
I1OSTON. Ausr. Si. Call loans. Sti : jwr ceal
time loans. ; 464 pr ctnt. Closing prices fc
viocto * . bonvls anil mining shares :
.CT.iS. r1 . - . UH VrElet otl . 5T
American Surar. . 14S > i WU.Cenl . . 54
Am.Sajar pfd. . . . 1134. Ed. Elei ni. pfd. 1S3
UavStateOaa . OM'Ocn. Klec. pa ( . 3O ?
lioll Telephone. . . 237 AtchUva pfd . 70
Button XAltuar. " 104 Atohl" ) ! ) 44. . S."iv
Ik ) ion .VM.ilns. . . 1024 < ! ea Wee. 0 . UlHi
C..II.A.Q . 04H Wt-i. Cent Is. . 3 < 5
Fltcliburr . 9'J iAIIoa iMtntar C3 I
Ci-neral Kloolric. . 3U 'AUanlt ' : . S4
Illinois su-el . 414 ! io ; on * Manual 144
Mcxlcau Central. . S'i'Uotte & llosicn. . . . ' . ' 7'
\JsS.K . 70 Cilumeli Ilecll. . 410
Old Coloay . I'd .Centennial . 9 !
O.S I . - . . . . 21M PranitUn . 17
Hubnvr . in Kearairze21
Union Paelfls . 1IH O 3coU . 3rJ
lVt lEn.l . 94 .Oulncy . lla
Wc-sl KnU pta. . . . lee iT.imarAC * . 130
W. Elec . -5 iWolvenno . ISf
San FrniiolKoo . llnliiK QnotntlonH.
SAN FRANCISCO.ar. . SI. The offlcUJ cU-eln
quoutloni for mining nocks today nere as fo
lows ;
Alia. . . . . 5 IJnaMca T"
AlchaCon , , . . 15 ( Kentucky Cou. . . . . 4
Amteit IS 'Mexican ' S-j
llelcher : -j lOcotUenulCoa.J9
liesti Belcher. . . . "o lOpbtr. r,2
Uullloa. , . . i5 lOrermaa. 11
Caloloula : tl IPutoai 31
' " '
chollir. " _ " sierra NeVai-i. . 14
Coulidenca. . . . ! . . . . 0 Sliver Hill 1
Cco.CaUAVa I''tl L'nloa Coo. 40
Con. Imperial . . . . I UiaUUoa _ 17
Crown Point. u Yellow Jacket. . . . 35
. 44
Hale a ; NorcroM. . 9O I
Silver b ri. 32)c. ) Mexican dollars. 4tuattHc
i. Oj : dr4lt . uu
I , o 11 dim .Stork Qiiutnllunii.
IjONDON , AueJl I P. m.Closlne !
Coi ; os.m'T..irj ) 7-liJ i JLPJUI ooaimon. . 114 !
ConsoU , aco't . . . .ll-"t Penniylratili. Mlj
Can. Pacliic T'JsjR * vlui ; lai
v" " - 1-TL1 Aichlwn. .
KriolktsofJ 4IU I A.N 00)
111. Central 1U7 Max. Cea. uet 4 . CCj
Mexican onlinarr. 19
IIA It SILVEIl Steady at ill pil ounc .
MO.S'KY-Vi rf * nt-
The rate of discount In tbe open marktl ft
to.mrt &nj three montln' Mils U lf.flper rn
OaM Is qm.teO ta > lty at llueuw A > rrs at WM
at U.bon , < T4 , nome. l i-N.
.Vrvf Yurk Jlliilnu Uuotutluni ,
NK\V YOnK. Aiif. tL-Toe follawlnr are th
rioting minln ; quotations :
Cliollar. UO Oniino. . , . 31X1
Crown Point. . . . . IS
Cou. O i. & VA. . . JOJ Plrmoutn . 15
DoaJwool . , 1 9 ! QutakallTVC. . . . . . . 1OO
Gould i Carry. . . . 33 Ojteihilrof DM. . 100J
Hale A Norcnw * . . SlarriNeralv. . . . 50
Iron SUver 39 | UatouCoa 33
Mexican ao ; YellowJackm . . . . 4j
Cullfornla Drlnl FrulU.
NII\V Yl'IlK Aue. SI "CM.IFOnMA DHIE
Ult'ITS-y.tt | , prat > pr' ' , t > ! me % u
tray l > 4c per pound wooJ tfriei , prime i > ; (
tnof e , ( e , Un y , H - 1'rane * . J' tlilj' ' i *
pound , * t'l rile sni quality Apricot , ro >
" & " ? < > M-or iisrlc. & > c Prarhts. unp l * . 4
ic pteltJ , ll jll : per pound.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Touches Dollar Point at Chicago and
Closes a Half Cent Lower.
EXC1TEMEHT IN THE PIT IS INTENSE
Other Krnln Mnrkrt Arc Al Strmijr ,
Corn MnkltiK n Xel AiUnncc for
Ihe Dnr of Trro Cent lr -
CHICAGO , Aujr. SL Dollar wheat was
reached in Chicago todar- The September
, option reached that figure a few minutes be
fore the close and wound up an excited
j day's session at SP c , an advance of 8Hc
' rtnce yesterday. December closed at an
ecual Bnln. For the flrjt time lnce the re-
i cent phenomenal advance began , leaders of
; the bull clique let go of large blocks of their
j holdlncF. which In a measure relieved the
strain. The excitement In wheat was shared
j by a : | the other market- , trading In corn
I especially being tremendous * . Corn closed at
i 2c advance , atvl oat * wound up l\c higher.
j Provisions after an early spurt sank back
and closed unchanged to 7 < 4c higher.
September wheat , which clo ° e < l Friday at
Me , opened today anywhere fiom S7c to ?
1 nnd kept plunplnc around wildly for nn hour
between the e flRUrcs and Wie. December
i was equally erratic , opening at 97fi97lic , an
I advance of about 4 > 4c % . and fluctuated be-
twejjn that price and ! < 3l c Knormous quan-
tltle ? were sold at the ; figures by people
who had prevlou ' .y bought It , the sales of
one of the best known speculators.V. . K.
Linn , aK regatlnR millions of bushels. It
was current opinion that had he not come
Into the market the lonc-lookeJ for dollar
market would have been reached In a very
: few minute ? after the opening. It was not
i flltMcult to account for the remarkable open-
I inp advance. Liverpool quoted spot Amer-
| lean red winter wheat at a 4 ic advance ,
while California wheat was T c per bushel
higher. Crop reports from the northwest
were even worse than have heretofore been
received , some prediction ? ptaclnc the crop
tl'ere at not to exceed seven or eight bushels
per acre. The week's export of wheat and
Hour from both coasts amounted to 5,21SXO (
bu. compared with 4.40).Cr ) bu. the week
prevloUEi and 2,9S1WO for the corresponding
week of the year before. Clearances from
Atlantic ports alone for the last twenty-four
hours were e < jual In wheat and flour to
4.7W. < ) bu. Chicago received 21 ? cars , only
fifteen of which were of the contract grade.
The shipments hence were 212CO. ) bu. Min
neapolis and Duluth receive ! 243 cars against
435 a year ago. Argentina did not shlj any
wheat to Kurope this week. By 11 o'clock
the market had assimilated all the earner
offering and hungered for more to smch ex
tent that It rose again with more than
Its original voracity and leaped like a trout
at a fly to secure the September wheat
affered at S9c. lay at the same time bring
ing II. The continental markets were about
as excited a * the English markets and this
fact had much to do with the spurt from
97c- The Paris advance was equal to 4' 05c
per bushel and Antwerp CHC per bushel.
About ten minutes before the close SI was
bid and accepted for a b'ock of September.
amU much excitement. This price was held
only for an Instant , however , plenty of
wheat comlnp on the market about this tlmn
and at the close wa < > . bringing MHc , while
SS'ic was bid for December.
Business In the corn pit was on an Im
mense scale , millions of bushels changing
hands during the -Cession. The pit was
crowded all day with excited speculators
and price fluctuations were rapid and vie
lent. Shorts made a mad rush * to cover
at the opening and forced prices up 2Vtc
over yesterday's < losing. Holders of long
corn let go there , the selling beiniTprompfed
by predictions of warmer weather In the
corn belt. Elevator people also sold heav
ily on the advance and a lc reaction
ensued. The market was influenced greatly
by wheat , however , and prices again ad
vanced. Local receipts were heavy 1.W3
cars Crop reports were very poor. Sep
tember opened about l jc higher at Sic , and
sold between DO'jc and 32 : . The close was
flrm at 31Vi31Hc.
The buying craze was also manlfe t In
the oats market and an extremely big busi
ness was transacted. Shorts covered large
lints , and all months were taken freely.
Sympathy wish wheat and corn was ol
course the chief Influence. Local receipts
were G4C cars. September opened He higher
at ISc. which was the lowest price of the
day. It sold up to Wc and closed at l c.
Provisions were also In great request anO
advances all around were scored al
the opening. Armour's brokers bought
heavily of October ribs. Heavy selling b\
Cudahy and outsiders brought about n re
action later. Cables were higher and tbe
hog market firm. At the close Septembei
pork was unchanged at H-CT1 * . Septemb i
lard 7'tc hlglTer at * 4 fJL ana Beptembei
ribs -UfilOc higher at ti.3Wi5.2."i.
Estimated receipts for ilonday : "Wheat ,
400 cars ; corn , 1,320 cars ; oats , S15 cars
hog ? , S3.C" } ) head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. Oosn. I HUh. ! LOJT. : Closi. iYt-sl'y.
Wheat-
S-.pt. . . 17095 I 00 96U 99H" 03
Dec. . . . , 97- * < 99H
Corn May. . . 9S-99K 1 OOH 1 OUH
SIX son sway
Dec..i32 i3H 31 33S ,
May . . . ! 35 < * 3ti 33 "t 31'H
Oals-
f > pt. . . . 19 10
Dec.inum ( 1'JH
May. .
Po-k-
tept. . . 8 25 8 RJ s or S 074 S 67" ,
Oct. . . ti S5 8 7U a 75 8 70
Dec. . . . 8 97H 8 SO S 6'-'S 8 si.4 3 SU
Lard-
tent. . . 4 05 4 70 4 G5 4 05 4 57H
Oct. . . . 4 72 * 4 074' 4 70 4 G5
Dec 4 bu 4774 4 60 4 7'JH
shlKlb.1 '
Sept. . . 5 30 537H 5 32" , 5 22'Vi
Oct. . . . 5 3S n 4U 30 5 3U 5 L'5
No. J ,
ra n quotations were as follows :
PI.OCII Active ; winter patents. Jl.ffttJiW
stralKhts , H.CM4.W ; fprinc specials. 15.7 ; ; u rm ,
palenis. H.V IH-'r. bakers. ti.M6l.S9.
WHEAT No I spr ng. S . atlO ) ; No. 3 ipins |
9g7c ; No. J red. lL ij. !
COP.N-No. t. Sl > . , cOATS -
OATS No. : . Ib'.c. t. o. U ; No. I white , Wc
No. S white , JlffSc.
P.YE No. I. U'tc.
HAItLEY No. t. nominal ; No. 3 , I7JSlc ; No
I. JlflSlc.
\XSEHD No. 1. Sl.ltH.
TIMOTHY . EEI > Prime. : J.7S.
PHOVISlONS-Mess pork p r bbl. . W-70QS.7S
I ard. per K" lb . . tl.ti. Short ribs sltltH ( looie )
U.KOS.4S. Dry salted shoulders ( boxml ) . tl. f&
i a. Short clear fides tboxeJ ) . Ji.iie5.C4.
WHISKY Distiller * ' finished Kooda , per gal. ,
SUGAR Cut Iftar. J3.SI ; Branulate.1. J5.S1 ;
vaniard "A , " * ! .i9.
On the Produce exchange today the butler mar
ket was firm ; creameries , Italic ; dairies , I1
.
CIIKESE Quiet at 71.0SC.
EGG.S-Presn. ISHc.
IJVB IKtUL/TKY Market steady ; turkeys.
ICc ; chickens , 74c , spring. Iftc ; ducks , sQ > c.
XC\V YOHIC Uli.\BItAL 3IAHKET
liutilutloiiH of the Day on Gciieni
CoillllKllIIIICK.
NB\V YORK. AUE. H.-FtXJL'R-necelpl . IS , .
K3 bbla. ; experts , 17.1W bbls. Market quiet , bui
held decidedly hlsher ; Minnesota patents , li.S.
6 .0) ; Minnesota bakers. JI.IXH.CO. winter pit
rats iii < j.7 ; ; winter straiBlita. JI.NiS W
winter lour cradei. R. IH/J.iJ. Ttye Hour ,
sironcer superfine. Ji.KttlO ; fancy. UliXjI.ti.
COUN MKAISlrone ; yellow weslern. Tttc.
HYB Sironser ; No. S we lern. 51'tc ; car lots ,
SifctSc.
IIAKL.EY Dull at 3 > H0 ) c.
llAItLBY MAIVT Qulei : western , 4ie c.
WHBAT Itrwlpts. 17i.7iJ bu. : exports i'.Kf
bu. ; spot , nrjDS. No. r red. Jl.u t. . Option' '
opened strong on feverish but IDE. and adtancc <
excitedly all Ihe rm-rnlnc on lileber ab ! ,
largo Weekly exports and general bullish nr
clo > * .l &SS Hc net higher. IIinj up c mor <
on the curtii No , : red. August , clew * ! al
JI.67V , . ScptunUrr , Il. lU61. i * > i- . citing al
COHN n clps | , 1 , V ) bu. ; eiports. ! . ( ) !
bu. : tpoi , struoe ; No. i. J VOjHkins uperuai
MDOK and advanced all day on an actu trade ,
stimulated by a bullish frllnc and the Juinj
In uhcat ; Auguft ci < l al XHc ; Septerouer ,
Sl'r liiHc. closing al JHf-
CIAT. nvcelpis , 7.6 > ) bu. ; exports. SO.SJJ bu.
spot , strung ; Nu. X * " . Options fairly At4l\ <
and strong , with Ihe other markets , ckxtng m <
not i > ighr. August clj J at tie ; S picmtwr ,
J-Hc
HAY Quiet ; thlpplnff , I5 * c ; good la choice ,
H'Jl'.S < jul t. 18 i crop , i .c : liK crop ,
I'Aiiftc cvan. : t > 5 cr p. 8I.tri ; crop , t
HllH.S-l-1tm. CUIvmon. irsSli c ; llat
Arm. dry , lc : Texas , drllflltHc ; Culilor
nta. lie
UKATHEn-Klini. hemlock wje , Bu niw Ayr * *
llgbl lo liravy weights. 1HT9X- .
WOOl < -Kirm ; n cce. ? * fr c ; rullrd. ! 78Hc
Texas. 16 ICc.
PiiOVlrilONS-Ileef. flnu ; family , IS Vj M.ta
beef harm , lit : packet. tl tii ) . u. Cut uwat
inner , puklcJ bellies , C.uv pi.k'.e ] hould rs
QiSc. pickled hams. (4KSVIjrd , stram :
weftern siram. } i.oS rrtinrd. strorc I * > rk
Mr ntrr , old mis * . rs.tiU * ! - , new JlAJ'tj.JV :
r i-rl lr r , nO-CutJirOi' , fiir.l'y JDr-UllU Tal
' w quiet tut sttady , c.ly. JV , c ai'ry , I'C
V to quality
IllTTKIt Ilrce'p * . 1.C : r C- < market firm
western rrenraery , Up Hi : Kleln . 1 > ; factory.
-H Ilf. mlt tlonre mry H l c.
i-HEKSH Help < t , tiX ftif , , market steady ;
anre. wMte. * Hl Vc. Utrse. colored. J > i85Hi
tman. white. * 4 rtj"fm ll. Tutored. > fl U i
f rt klm . ftBCSr. full skims. 1H3 < C.
K OS Ilec rpt * . J. itfi K . . market Urra ; state
and Petiasylvanl * . HHHUVne t rn. We.
OH I > troleum. dali. Cuttonfeed. Brm. but
t active , prime rrudcxnoTnlnal. prim * crude.
f. o. b. . mills. I7c ; frtst- summer yelhrw. J * < J
KSe ; off summer yrtHnrlWi c ; butler icrade * .
RtitSc : prim * summer white. SMTW ; prime winter -
ter yellow , ttc. Kortn. < iulei ; Mrnlned , common
to Rood. tl.lt01.MTCrteritlne. . qal t at 3 > Ef
RICB Firm ; domejtlft.falr to extrt ,
Jaiwn. 4H 4\c. < „ -
MOIASSK. nrtn : New Orleans , cpen kUlle.
er l to choice. 3pJ c. -
MBTAU lie Irr.n. sleady ; southern. l 79
ll.t * . notthern. J jmiiBa. t > p ? r stronc ; " " *
ers. Ill.S. lsd. strong ; brokers. U. 8. Tin.
quiet.
WOOI , MAIIKKTS.
lln-ilnr nt I.ontlnn In ( ( iilrl rrttli
Drnlrr HoIilliiR Thrlr Morkx.
L/1NIKN. Auc SI. lluslne * * In wool durlnc
the week has been quiet. Dealers are h'lldlnc ;
ihelr * t"0k In anllclp tU-n of higher prlcen.
The rrt > fcble nei nmcunl of wool Available IT
the next wrtw If placed at 17S , bales. A i l
of heepklns Is Announced for cptemb-r ,
Thn arrivals lo date for the fifth series which
will open September 38 are ns fjJIiws : N.u-
Sooth Walli. . Ji bales. Queensland li.ll >
l l : Vlcfrla. 17. Si ll i Tasmania. * : bales :
South Australia. .41 l ! . : \Ve t Aa'tialla KS
bales : New Zealand. 42.7S1 bal . ; Cape of „
1I.-P * and Natal. K.SX ) bales , making a total of
ll . S bales. Includlns JS.l' l-aies forwarded di
rect. The Imports for the week aggregated li.STS
bales , includlnc 451 from N w South Wales ,
t 1 frtm MelUnime. S.JS7 from South Australia ,
K7 fr > m New Zealand. 5.3IT frnrn Cai > - of Goo > l
Hop and Natal , 434 from China , 347 from
TacanroK and 110 from I'ersla.
ST. lX > ri& Auc. Jl WOOL-rnrhanRed ;
medium. llfJISc ; llc.it fine. ICfil'Sc : hea\T fine.
sei Sc ; tub washed. " "
SI. l.iiii U tenrnl Mnrkrta ,
ST. LOCIS. Aus. ! l.-FI/3fll-Advanccd to
conform with the rte in wheat patents , J5.W47
5.S5 : stralEhts. II.10I.W ; clear , Jl Ul/i-W ; me
dium. .fOJ. .
AVHKAT Hlirher. cloilnp with an advance offer
for August and September , .c for Decem
ber and i = v for May ; spot , correspondingly
higher ; Deceml > er. the principal option , opened
Hie higher , advanceT c more , declined H.c
and subsequently advam.'wl S , c. closlne at the
top. A wild opening was expected , so that when
It was bid In the pit right afier Ihe bell tapped
no surprise won felc although a round of cheers
followed. The feeflnc was fearfully feverish and
unsettled , but speculation was really light at
this point. Few oulstde orders nere on the mar
ket and many lo.-al traders dlj not care lo oper-
ale while Ihe market was so wild. There was
no' so much news , the usual market golp be
ing lacking , as trader * were lee busy walchlnpr
Iheir d > al. and the private wires were ladfn
down lth orders. The feeling conllnued
strained , but generally very bullish , and as nil
dnm'Jtlc markeu wenl booming lale In the day.
thfre was another advance here and a strong
c\tef. \ No. Z red. cash , elevator , Jl.KV , ; track.
Jl-OlUfrl-Wh : No. S hard. cash. S5\c track ;
August. Jl ie\ September , ll. \ ; December.
! . > , , May. Jl.WV
COKN Advanced with wheat. At one time
c advance was bid for May. but Septtmber
had more seller * , and after selling ISc higher.
It declined 'if. May also , dropping. l' c. toiler
there was a general recox-cry. and the close about
l\c al > eve yesterday. Spot. dull , bul higher.
Mlh little offering : No. 5 cash , JTc , bU ; Sep-
temb r. t > Tic ; Msy. S'Jc.
OATS While futures were strong and hlsher
there was no trading , as no one would offer
to cell. Spot , hlirtier ; No. S cash , elevator. IS'ic
bid ; track. AV : No. : while. rTQNc ; September ,
Vtc ; May. SHc bid.
HYE ll' her ; Sl'iO c. track.
CORN MEAIHigher at l. j l.C.
BRAN Firm ; east track , 4lc : east track , to ar
rive. I564CC.
HA.Y yuiet and easier : new tlmolhy. 4B1C < | .
UL'TTEH Market flrcitr ; creamery. ISfJlSc ;
daln' . 11614C. >
KGG ? Scarce at IJc , '
POUL.TIIY Chickens steady ; old hen . C > ic :
springs. $ Sc : ducks , springs , fc ; geese , springs.
; uc : turkeys , springs , TTSli'iC.
WHISKY Sl.y > . I ,
COTTON TIBS Unchanged.
BAGGING Uncharged.
METALS lj < \ . firm at J3.70. bid. Speller.
dun at JI.IH. '
PROVISIONS Pork , firm : standard mess. Job
bing. ja. new ; tvt . old. Lard , wisher ; prim ?
steam. S4.471choice ! t4.S : < i. Bacon ( boxed lots ) .
extra short clear. J.t3 ; rns. J6.ii ; shorts. JC.J4H-
Dry salt meatu ( boxed ) shoulders. $3 ; short clear ,
JJ ; ribs , JJ.73.
RECEllT.Flour. . ' j : JO bMs. : wheat. ltt.t > ' .5
bu. corn s)0 bu. : oatf. 44. 0 ba.
SHIPMENTS Flour. ; .W bbls. ; wheat. M.K'j
bu. ; corn , IK , COO bu. ; oals , 6 , { > M bu.
Coffer MnrUrts.
NEW YORK. AUK. ! . COFFEB-Optlons
opened steady at unchacged prices to 3 points
decline ; ahowed a weak undertone following con
tinued heavy receipts -rt HIo and Santos and
weaTmeps in spot departments. Trading local
and European advices cJirappolnllng : closed dull.
net unchanged lopoints decline : sales. 7.WO
bagf. IncJudlne : Sepembfr. Ji4"65.SI ; Dec rnbjr.
Jt709 7i. Mild , quiet and easy : Cordova.
JlH6.iO. . Total rrarehoufe deliveries from lh
United Stales 14.SJO basB. Including 14.CSO bags
from New York : New York stock today. VA.Vn
nagsVnlted States stock. 476.043 bags ; afloat
for the fnlted States. ZX.tf ) bigs ; total visible
for the United States , 7S.CS bags , against 47S.1M
bags last year.
SANTO ? . Aug. SI. COFFEE Flat : good aver-
are Santo * . S. M reis > TecelpU. 41 ( 3 bags ; stock ,
645.C bags.
HAMIKC. . Aug. n. COFFEE Opened U pfs
lower : closed at yesterday's final price ; sales ,
I4.W1 bass.
HAVRE. Aug. SI. COFFEE Opened steady
nrt unchanged ; closed the Tame ; sales. , VX
baes.
HIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. M. COFFEE Dull.
er hange. 7Kd : cleared for the United States.
ll.fw t > tc ; : cleared for Europe. ll.frM bags ; st&ck ,
JS.KO bags.
_
llnlllmort.Market * .
BALTIMORE. Auc. a.-FLOUR-Firm and un
changed ; receipts , ll.PTS bbls. ; exports , S.T1S
bbli WHEAT Strone and higher : fpot and monlh.
} l.Vj1. < > PSpt : mbr. J1.0J , qi. H : steamer
No. 3 ltd. Jl. ? iSl. 's ; receipts , i3 , 15 bu. ;
trxports , SB.OW bu. ; southern wheat , on grade.
. .
N Strong ; spot and month. SiVifiK'Sc :
September.QC c ; steamer. mlxa. . tt SUc :
rt-ceipts. 1S-S.OT3 ba. : receipts , ISiOTJ bu. ; ex-
pcrts. 51.957 bu. ; STuthem white corn. c ;
southern y llov. 3. > < tICc.
OATS Steady ; No. : white , SHOStc ; No. "
mixed , new. ? > S c ; r elpts. S6.MS bu.
RYE S'r ng and higher ; No. i wtstern , SSc ;
receipts , S.31 bu.
HAY Firm : choice timothy. } IS.fglJ.H. .
GRAIN FREIGHTS Rather quiet ; steam , to
Liverpool , pfr bu. , 3ud askerl for September ;
cork fur orders , per quarter. Id. September.
ntTTER Firm : fancy crt-amery. 1701SC ; fanc > '
Imitation. ISCl'c : fancy ladle , lie ; good ladle ,
Sei'x-r store packed. Sfjldc.
EGGS Firm and unchanged : fresh. ISHglic.
CHEESE Firm and unchanged ; fancy New
York , WjC. '
_
KauotiM City .MnrUetH.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. n. WHEAT Hard eold
at from K'jOSiic. cllng at the top price , or
Ce higher than yesterday : fall sold at Jl..O and
11.01. or Sc abnve yesterday's highest price : re
ceipts today were SS > X bushels , against SS.4M
the same day last year ; No. S hard. SJ' OOc :
Nn. 4. iSOWc : Nn. S soft. 7 < flll. l : No. J. * i&
'Ac ; No. 4. Me : No. i sprlnc. Sc : No. X feOSlc.
CORN Jc higher , foilowing Chicago advance ;
receipt * , light ; demand , fair ; September. SHc :
Nn mlx l , sample on track , SJSWo ; No. !
white. KH -
OATS Market about -c higher ; demand light :
No. I white , nominally JMJ21C.
RYE No. 2. nominally W ; No. S. 4Sc.
IfAY Market fairly active , about steidy ;
choice prairie. 2Sc lower , K.7J ; choice tlmotjy ,
SS.OX
BI'TTER Fancy cream rv lie hUher and ac
tive ; creamen' . UO'15'jc : dairy. S81c.
EGGS Market steady ; Missouri and Kansas ,
tic.
Cincinnati -MnrUrtB.
CINCINNATI. . Aug. SI FIjOUR-Flrmer ;
fancy. Jl liil.K , ; family. B-&W > 3 71.
WHEAT-Sironger and higher : No. I red. II.
CORN Firmer and higher : No. J mlxcd.SHi
OATS Active ; No.iJ mixed.
RYE Firm ; No. S. &fl bid.
IH'LK ME.VTS Sle < iyat til * liacsn , firm
at Its Lard , slroag.at . 1 0.
WHISKY Aetlv * at tl.tO.
IHTTER-Firm ; fancy Elgin creamerj' , "He.
Ohio. I Ifi lie ; dairy. . > w
ijl'GAR-Sleady : ton ! .rcnned. JI.CvfiLii.
EGGS StronB snd J Ub r at He.
CHEESE Firm ; gijodMo prime Ohio flal. 7H
Mlniiraiioll * AVIicac anil Flour ,
MINNEAPOLIS. Aue.rJl.WHEATpu..ilrfr
cptnej < Vjv higher oi'rC. . brtke to S > ( Vc. ad
vanced lo THC anJ closed there ; December
c pent1 at tl .c and cl nfd at t < c.
1'LOt'n Trade l paiie in patent * . Ivxal
mllKrs rtprrt neariy " ! ! 'effeia to domestic buy
er * eail and west yrlfKtay afternoon accne < j.
Forvlgncrt are not generally buying patents , but
are taking large rjuuMItlis of cl ars : lint pat
ents IS.f34fS.7S ; s < cond paUnu , K S 8l.M ; cUsri ,
t ?
IN-oriu
PEOHIA. Aur ! I CORN Market firm and
hltUr : No. : . Vic.
OATf-Market active and higher ; No. : white.
WHISKY Market nnn : on Ue lutU of 41. N
for nnUbed goods.
RK 'ElIT.Vrn. . 4i bu. : oats. tM bu. ;
rye none ; whltky. 75 tUf. ; wbeat. X.K U ) .
SIUPUENTS- . * * * bu. : o u. 4tbu. ;
r > e. n : > n < - whlfky. 1.11 * bbte. ; wheat. CM bu.
TOL.KIX ) . Au . SI. WHEAT Ill hr .nd arm ,
No. : eaifc aod Avitust. H V. Sxarmbrr. M.
CORN Klrm and hlRhtr ; cash. Mr.
OATS Pull tittt liyner : No. t ml eJ 14.
JlYK Acitvt liud u | her : No. : & . * * . ic.
CLOVKRSKKlt-Hiir'irr and Artu ; ftim < e Otto-
Ur 14 K. December. I4.CH ,
Ol l <
nil Market * .
OIL CJTY Aue. Jl CrtAH kilsn fs 71c. cr-
tliates r.a bits > hip-n nts k > ! 4 bbls. runr
N A' r ' ' > Jtta IlnfCtJ ff tat
- . -at hanl letlTti7JSs. .
I'rlrc of I'cjitirr.
LONDON , AUf , : L-l'EPPEIl-Falr , Slosa r
it U.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Winds Up With a Nica Average
Saturday Ban.
BUYERS BID LOWtR FOR FAT CATTLE
Vnt Anxlnti * for tlio lnrk lltrn nt tlir
Dcellnr fnilrr ! rniU-i Mcnily
mill Firm llnc Artlve nml
it Mckcl Illnlirr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Auc. : i.-Kec Ipt for
the days Indicated were :
CaMlf. Hogiv She ! ? . Hctses.
August II . 1.M5 4WI l. 8 1SS
August SO . 2.712 < .3:0 S80 3
Aurust 1 * . J.JTO 4.9:4 .
Ausujt is. . . . , . s. i : S.TTI : . > no
Auju t IT . i.313 7 , IT 1.611
August 16 . 4.W7 iHO 5.177 1
August 14 . 1,511 S.11S 14
August 1J . 2.W-4 8.1S5 S . . . .
August II . t.07l 8,714 S.1U
August 11 . 2,94 : S.6J8 1.4W
August 10 . 2.r 7.W3 1.SI
August 9 . 1.4:3 : .SK . . . . N
August i . 1.1SS 4,551 . . . 3
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
This week . iivsS ) . : n 11.21 :
lASt xveek . 13.42S I7.4M K.2 3
Seme week ' . 15.W2 r > .C l f- j
Same week 'i . 20.101 12.0U 2.1-
Sune week 'SI . 1U < 3 l 70 3.J14
Same week ' . < . 12.1M 37.51 ? J.C a
Same week ' ? 2 . 1X670 .y77 5..S )
The omclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each read was :
CatUe.Hogs.Sheep.H'rs's.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry . 1
Missouri J'aclfle Hy. . . K 2
Union Pacific System. 11 21 3
K. , E. & M. V. Hy. . . . 4 17 4
S. C. & P. Hy . 2
C. , SI. P. . M. & O. Hy 5 4
n. cc M. Hy . 22 K
C. , B. & Q. Ry . 11 1
K. C. & St. J. Ry . 1
C. , R. I. & P.ast. . . . . 3
C. . R. I. & P. west . 2 II
Total receipts . 73 7S 5 4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. STieep.
Omaha'Packlnp Co . 1 S91 . . . .
G. H. Hammond Co . 47 l.lOi ; 4
Swift and Company . 441 1.273 12
Cudahy Packing Co . 452 1.US9 PJS
R. Becker and Dcgan. . . PI .
Vansant & Co . S3 .
J. L. . Carey . 4 .
l obman & Rothschilds. . 2i > .
Hustcn & Co . IS .
Poulrcs . 1E5 . . . .
Husz . K !
Cudahy P. Co. . K. C. . . . 727 .
Planklngton , MilwaukeeIll
Other buyers . 75 . . . . .
Total . 2,031 4,977 1.413
CATTLE There were seventy-nine cars
received , but twenty-six were direct to kill
ers , so that the supply on sale did not ex
ceed 1.100. Seme very good natives , and the
best western range heifers of the season
to date were Included. Lower and dull was
again quotable of the fat cattle trade , but
In other branches steady prices prevailed.
Buyers of fat cattle seemed to be on easy
street and uniformly bid lower prices on
about all grades of fat stock except , per
haps , a few handy little steers. Many
dealers called today's bids a quarter below
the week's high point and buyers did not
appear very anxious even at the decline ,
claiming that they were steadily losing
money and that we were srtill out of line
with other places. There was no snap in
the trade at any time , and at Its close there
were still good cattle in first hands. The
western offerings were mostly feeders and
sold to go back to the country.
Good cows and heifers firm with other ?
steady was the general report for this
branch of the cattle market today. Bulls
and -stags were also steady and veals firm ,
the market for all kinds of butchers' stock
closing up In good shape. Sales Included
western heifers at 33 o.
Stockcr and feeder speculators generally
try "to" cHeapen Up a little on Saturday tc
help. pay for- carrying their purchases over
Sunday , but there was only a moderate sup
ply offered , while the outside inquiry was
larger than usual for the last day of the
week. Desirable grades ruled steady will ;
common to medium kinds a shade easier ,
but all are higher for the week. Repre-
sntatlve sales :
NATIVES.
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
9..10O IS Si 41. . . .1071 SI li Je..ll H CS
I _ i O t O ) IS. . . .INI 4 ii 1 - US7 473
M..1S1 4 M ST. . . . 142 4 M ! . . . . IS ) 1 75
( . . . . fS.5 4 K 7..1JX ) 4 C3
COWS.
1..1WJ 123 1..11SO ISO 1..UM 5J5
1 _ S(9 i 4 1 _ IfCO J Ol J - 1C4 I
1..1WU SSJ 12. . . . S-S7 315 : . . . .11M 2 M
1..1 * ! iM 12..101S S S ) 1..ISO SM
S. . . . S72 2 3. . . .1153 S S ) 3. . . . 6W 3M
4 _ SOJ 265 : . . . . 911 3 S 1 - Si ) 3 7J
1..1110 2 W 4. . . . S12 JSO
HEIFERS.
1. , . . 00 3 < 0 ! . . . . 373 2..1C60 3
BULJ S.
1..13C9 2K 1..12U S30 l..l 3 S9
1..1450 S 0)
STAGS. -
3..12J ) 3 25
CAL.VE3.
2. . . . 2CS 4 1. . . . 3D 57i 2. . . . 2CO 6W
STOCKEKS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . iM IM 1 _ C-3 37J :4 _ S > 4 410
i. . . . tsi s 75 . . . . a.40) . . . . es4 41-n
WESTERNS.
WYOMING. .
Estrays.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
7 bulls . 1261 K W 1 steer . 157' ) $1 0
1 bull . USD : 1 steer . 1MO 4 0
1 cow . : v ) 3 ZJ 1 steer . Km ) < i i
1 cow . 130 335 1 steer . UW 4 CM
1 cow . 10O 3 S5 1 steer . 1JW 4 OJ
2COWS . &S5 315 1 feeder . 117 * I tf )
2 heifers . TJJ 34) 1 feeJer . 1 ? ) 4W
1 heifer . Ti ) 3 4J 1 feeder . I1M 4 10
1 heifer . i& ) 3 4 1 feeder . iU > 4 19
1 feeder . 1270 3 43 1 feeder . ! ) 4U
1 steer . lilO 4 lO 1 calf . ftrt i 10
1 sttfr . 11M 4 O )
Oealalla I and and Cattle Co.
23 feeders. . . . 1151 373 261 feeder * . . . .1217 410
George Ketllne.
Scows , . S-SJ 27S 35 heifers . KU S 75
2cof . 1 3 3 r3 ftecrt . I1U 4W
1 eteer. . 11M 323 steers. . 15 415
Manhattan Cattle Co.
4 cown. . SM 2 1 Etetr . 1 ) 3 SO
1 hrlfer . MW 2 & ) S flevrf . ISSI ISO
1 Lull . USO 2 O ) 4 steers . 12i5 3
cows. . 6 2 i 2 steers. . 1U IV )
t cows . W 2 > i 7 feeders. . . . I4 4 li >
11 cows. . S4S 2 W 5 fet-ders. . . . MS 410
7 heifers . 1M2 3 S3 1 feeder . 12 > JU 4
2 f dfm..l04 > 3M 10 calves . 273 473
Swan 1-anJ and Cattle Co.
5 heifers. . . . .1(116 ( St. ) S stt-rs . 1193 373
2 steers. . 135 1M 91 steers . 1 S 410
16 heifers. . . . .10W 3 C3 H Mters . ljj3 4 23
Jchn H. Uarron.
1 cow. . SM 2 V ) H c. & h . SW S M
Scow . 9:4 SCO 1 feeder . 1315 4(0
1 cow . 1W JW 1 feeder . # 120
4 cow . . sS 3 W 3 fteJers _ 1M > 4 N
10 C. & h . J75 SM 'j fee4trs..H34 42)
c. & h . K3 3M
HOGS With teventy-Mven cars. l. 2 IICRS
which nere Juft about the came ti last Satur
day's receipts , the week's tupply total * tt.271. ai
aealn < t 27.4 4 last Hcek and Ji.Ttl the same ueei
13(1 year. While the quality it Mry jed tut
t.ie jejson. there It tome Increase In the nuni'
ber of cuar > e. heavy hens as compared with i
few weeks back. Ueht hcgs vrere only In fcmal
supply. After fluctuations , both up and down
the market closes strong at the summer's hlghm
figures , which have not been reached b for <
tlnce May 1.
The market opened up active and drone to &
hither , with the demand coul for both natklnj
anj shipping account. Under ne prt.ij.jnof tin
liberal demand prices were later a full nir-Xe
hither anil tbe pens were ruun cleared , will
the clpfe ( Urn at tbe full advance
Heavy hogs sold mottly at n 73. with K.I& ni
l&w mark , rnlved hogs end mcUlum welchts ai
1J.7 JI.M and light hogs at l.Su < j.fi. The l-ull ,
of all the hoc * sold at K-76&5 S * . agaimt & . & &
3 A yesterday and lait Saturday. itepr > entu-
live ale :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. Xo. Av. Sh. I'r.
W . 2T2 M fS iff . 27 IIS SJ 75
(4 . 214 . . . 370 . 27 * 240 S 75
* . i * * lit 3 7 * H . 3 * . . . 171
J . V W 3W OS . M7 44 17i
H . TV ? 1W 370 il . 317 Ml J 75
M . SM rt S < * . ttl H I Ti
8 . 7 M 370 74 . 254 1J X 7T
a . tS . . . 37U U. . . : < ! 2 J 77V ,
1 * . 2tt . . . 3 7 K . : ; 0 M t 77
4 . ! 7 1M 37 * K . 2t . . . I r.V
51..3 * IM S72K e . 24 * . . . * nvj
7 * . . .ttl IM S7H < t . SI M ITr-
< C . 3K 1 37 : ) . r5 tau S7J1 ,
M..2W ISO 371 U . 27k M I 77
a . 211 * * 7S t2 . &C JM 1T7V ]
. JH ) M' 7C it . tK . . t
U . M . . . 57 M . M 13 * J *
- . . 214 1 J 74 . SH . . . I
3 , . . . . . , . ? . . . S7S 74 . JI2 . . . J *
M . 2tt U ITS 7 * . Jtl 191 SK
. . „ . . . .217 M tn 7 * . U * t *
il . ill 2 S7i M . JK IM
6 . 2W H J7S 7 * . 91 10 X M
i * . 9(1 H S 77 . M 19 I m
61 . l ! S in M . Ml
si . * * . . . in t4 . t . . . iii
. ni ai tn -K . x IIIM
V . 27 U J7S 41 . ITS . . . t *
4 . .12 * l S 71 > 2 . . . ± li fi 1
C7 . i > a lf S 73 C . . XI M J
; 2-'t ! is y i-s - . -w
JlC : 'i' 3 -I 'I 2 > > 4'1 3 M >
54' , ) . 1 TJ 1S 4J M
1 i .M . - . . . - . . .
t. ( H > ' 4 'I . 'J 4' > 1 li :
' " 2n 15 SS 11 2,1 . 3 H
1T7 2 > t IVt 175 71- . V (4 I ti'i
4 S72 1 IT * IS Jtt
71 1W ! * *
riOH-ODDS AND ttNPS ,
1 4M . . . 1 M I Ft . . . J CJH
1 H * . . . I a 4 ill . . . J 81
1 * . . . ! I Mt . . . Jte
1 . . . > M J * S W I S
I" " " : ; * 'w j i" ; ; ; " ! : * ! ; ; ; m
i 2 : . . . s
SHKKP Today's rewlpt. , fir * doable decks. In-
eladl tw direct to Ih * kllH-rs. Th * demand
was peed for t 4h rmitlon and fdlnc crade > at
fully steady rrlct * , Iwt th * market ts M > # Uc
tewer for th * week , after having about ! > . ( *
more * hr > on the fmr western maikets than
last wek. lw l rewh'ts were ll.Jll , nsmntt
( .III a > e k g * and C.3H a jenr ago. Repre-
No. Av. lr.
limits He
J4 flah mtxt-d teeM
M t'tah mtxd ; IS
S.7 . rtah mt\ed N J
14 t'lah mixed T t n
K lambs K 4W
CHICACO I.IVi : .STUCIC MAUKKT.
n . \il\nlicr it \oli-li or Tv o } > lir > pji
li > Duo ti" llrnv.v Itrorlpto.
CIUCAC5O , Au * . n. l'rl Mi tor wttle tea y.
I a H uninl on Saturtlay. were hirmly nominal.
there being tv > few cattle In the pens to nwke
a market. Kile * t mo t cox nere at prices
ftvfn yeMenHy. lrpe receipts of
Tevans anj n tlv i are looked for
Morxlay.
In b'- " . liujent took rx > M freely t an ad
vance of from Se to lc , ami the nupply * "
well takn. j le of hue * were nt an exireme
of fmm l. to II.21H. laia.-lv at fr.vm
U.M to 11.10. and pin : > ld tarcely at from
U.2J to (4.12V l'rKwete about fe to 74c
hlcher than a week apo. The quality of the
, present rt-cel | > ! IK uneven , but a ratPs % err
well , although there b > a KVVTJ p rcent Ee of
hoies nntl Hgs.
l'rlce fur he > anj lamb * have 1M down
13o to 2 p thl * tte-k. under hea > y reoelpt . T >
day feeding iot of ranee ! ieep brourht fnim
H.M to U.M. . < < > me heavy western sheep were
taken Bt K.W. and the best natives sold In a
small way nt from * 3-75 to } l. Uunb % * old at
from J3.5-.I to ti 2J , and Jrarltnc * at frvm .
1 1 1119. KerJInx lambs brought from il to
14.2
, \ t > head ; boss , 13,0 head ;
shetp , Xv-U head.
51. l.uiiin 1. 1 viMi > cW.
ST. IJOUIS. Aug. 21. CATTtJRrcrlpta. . l.f O
head ; fhlpmtnt . 2. ( X ) bead ; market Meady na
tive shipping and e port i-teers. II Iiff4 30 ; bulk
of ralfs. Jt Tt-Iii 10 : dresfed b ef and butcher
steers. J4.Slfri.ui ; bulk of ale . tl. 4.70 ; light
fleers , under L O lb > - . Il.7ifjt.i3. bulk ot M |
J3. fM.39 ; stoker and feeders. t2.73Qri.3i ; bulk
of sale * . t3.99fil 15 , cows and heifers , irxvfll (0.
bulk of cows , II SH't-1" : canning cow * . SL @ : 21
Teisrt and Indian stcerd at erased bettfr than
la. t week , grasrerr. (3.r < > ( rJ4 ; bulk of sal s at
WS3O3.70 ; co s and heifers. WHr : 23.
HOQ. Rpcelptf. ! ( . ) head , shipments tO'O
head , market. lOe hlcher ; light. JI.O.OI id ; mliej
ttfJ4.C3 : h avy. 3.7904.10.
SHEEI' Receipts , none , hlpment t. < ) head.
market , flow , but fttady. natl\e muttons. } 3 155
3.M ; ftccken. IJ-O > e3.00 ; culls and bucks f2 WO
2.2i ; lamb ! . } J.Ke..M.
Knimnn City 1.1 vt- Mock .llnrkrt.
KANSAS CITY. AUT ! 1. CATTLE Rectlnt.
tK ) head : market Meady and unchincrd- only re.
tall trade ; Texas fteero. } : 4994.30 ; Tejcas co .
I.7'O < .K : native fleers. JS2i : native co >
and hufers. Jl. al.W ; cow . heifers and tr-dm
, . ' . . . . '
HOGS Receipts. MO head ; market strongto
7Uc higher : bulk of sales. M f2V. heavle * ' J1SOQ
S.SO : packer ? . n.750S-S7v , . mixed and light'JJ.7SH
3.924 : Yorker * . M.WBJ.K'S ; pl . . ; 5&XJ
SHEEP Receipts. 2.C > ' jead ; market steady
but Blow ; lambs , ! 3.23Ji.lO , muttons , J2 iOfiiW.
Xftr York l.lvo Stork.
NEW YORK. Auir. 21.nEEVaRecelpts. .
EW head. No chance in cables. K port : 1.32
cal . 31 sheep. 4.SM quarters of beef
r.\IAUS Receipts. US head : ciul t an ! about
steady : vealH.Jce .75 ; buttermilks , tS.7fJ4.t ;
wefterns. Jj.lS'j.
SHEEP AND I-AMns-Recciptf. 3.C25 head :
more active : if owl sheep tlrmer ; sheep. 5i.W'/ (
4.10 lambr. i5.CO63.73.
HOGS Receipts , 3.1C2 head ; easier at II. 3
Stork in Slcht.
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets for August 21 :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha . 1.915 4 2 1.402
Chlcaco . ea > li.fw 3.MO
Kansas City . 40 K 2 CO
St. J uls . 1W 2.K1) 200
Totals . 3C13 S. 2 6.602
COTTO.V JIARKKTS.
Opi-noil IliiMl.ili nnd 'lo r l irl h 11
Good A < lvnll ' < - .
NEW YORK. Aug. 21. The cotton market
started with tomethtns of a bullish fevllnj ; . the
first call drvelcplng an advance of SfiS tKlnts ,
August aon- showing the latter. There was
some quite active bujlas by houses with Euro-
jM.-an and. southern connections , but as soon
aji this demand wax falli-fl-M the market c-ised
off sucic 2 < J5 rwinls under what teemfl lo be
orpanitod prf * ure n the part of the several
prominent h ust-s. who to > k advantage uf the
fact that the market had no general iutsid < *
speculate e supr ort. At 11 o'clock the price *
showed a rnt gain of 4Q3 points , then ralllM
sharply In rtaevrod bujintt for New Orleans and
Liverpool account , and closed very steady at
an advance of D812 pilnts. Tot.il sain , 4t.0)
hale * . Tbe visible supply of c .tton , accord
ing to this morning's Cntonlcle. Is l.'vt.Zrt bacs. !
against l.iei.Sil lart weik. and l.tl SH lasi > rir.
including SI. < M American , against SJXCC1 last
week. af.H 1. ( > | S.634 last yi-ar. Futures clo d.
very steady ; January. 15.75 : Februarj"SI :
March. J5SI ; April. It-7 : May. { 6.W : August.
f7. ; Scptemlx-r , C.S3 ; Ort br. iC M. Novml > vr.
W.73 ; December. 6.74. Sjwt clof-M quiet but
steady ; middling uplands. 7c : middling u ilf.
* ! c ; middlinK. 7 ic ; recelptx. none , stock. 4.V7- >
Ifi3es. Tolal today : Net receipts. 5.216 balp ;
stock , S2.2M bales. Total since Srptemb-r 1 : Net
rei-elpts. t.Ka.Vn bales ; ejrp < rts to Grtrat Urltain
3.0--7.93 ba ! s : J.-rance. 79)972 bale ? ; cunnnfnt.
2.HSa'l bale : channel. 3.4M Idles.
LIVERPOill. . Aug 21. COTTON Spnt retail
demand ; prlc steady : Ameri.an mlildilng.
4 S-JM. The sales of the day nere l./v > bales of
which IM bales were for sprt-ulatlun and eiport
and ! ncuJi-J ! 4.7W bales Amerk-in. Receipts.
2W bale : , all American. Futures opened steady ,
with a fair demand , and closed quiet but steady :
Arnfrlcan middling k. il. f. . August , t c-dd
buyers. Auzu t and September. 3 iS-CIHJ : A-t41
-ller : September and O-to ! er. S :2SlffSeid
fellers : October and Novemb-r. 3 IC-C4Q3 4T-f4-1
value ; November and O-oembsr. 3 lllj se ler .
December an-1 Januar > ' . 5 4i-Cld telkrj , January
ami reVraary. 14t-M8 4t-(4I linj r > ; February
nj Marrh. 1 It-Mil twjtr * . March and April.
t IM4d seller * April und May. 1 i-m : selienj
May and June , t tt-fU sellers. S i ; mb r.
NK\V ORt.BAN-1 , Att * 11 - -OOTTO.V- y.
* lf . l.M * bk-s ; nrdln rj. ill-ltc ; nwvl ordl *
narr. 7-l c. low middling.c. . m.i.Mng- ,
7 l-l c ; pe d nrtd.iHnc. 7-lfe ; fair m ! Mllng ,
: > , ( rrcelpt' . t.4 * tMlet. t < 4c. II CSS bales.
Katun * steady. s les , 17.OO b ) e . AM u t 5 < !
jtertetnber. KXM 7t : ivtotwr. i s - ffi No-
vemt r. KniKU ; IVcember. t .SM&S4 Japn.
ary , Kil * l57. Frbmary < i fl .S * Mar h. ( * . !
( K.O : April. IlllfKW.
ST. UH'IS. AUK Jl - -rOTTON-Slea mM-
dllne. 7 11-Hr : sales , > balw , re - lpt * . r b l J
shlt nent. . 2 % boles. stm-V > tt J es.
MHill'lllS. Au . n.-iXITTOX SlrailrtnlJ -
dllng. 7 7-Wc ; receipts. ( tMles ; * hlpmenl , W
bales , stork. 4.33S t.nlf" ; rales. Ti bales.
I.Urriioul ( irnlti mm I'rin l lon .
MVKUPOOU A c. St.-WllKAT-No. t reX
e > lern. winter , firm. $ j ; No. t red , n-.Tthern
stwlnc. firm. * > Id.
tMHN American tnUeJ. not. Irtn. S 1HJ ;
American , old. firm. Is I * < d. Awraft , noin nal ;
! epterat r. qut t , a < ; Oflol r. qutet S * 4 !
KI/M'll-t. l Mil ) . famv winter , firm 9 W
HOPS At -ndon U'aclftc cr M > . tnly Bi
# .
PROVISIONS-Heef. extra India n.-- = It-m.
S * > d. l"ork. frltne me . fine western flrtn , 4 ? §
M. fine medlym. wpsten , firm. Oi M Hams
short c t , 14 tn 1 lb . . Mea.lv. * * . Ri n. dm.
t rland cut. K to W lb . . nrm. - ; > u > rt ribs
to 'Jl lb . . firm. 2 * W : long Hear d i s
llcht. 35 1 > ts lt . . nrm. 2s d. Jon * > ! .ir n Id-
dlci > ! eav.r , W to < 1 IM. . Brm. Kn. rt J r
middle' . he vy. 4t to S Ib * . . stcvks rxhttu-teJ ;
clear bellies. 12 lo II lbs . . firm. tl 6d. Sh-uUftr.
square. 1 ! to 11 Hfteiily. . 2S . Ijitxl , ftjt | ,
firm. 2 < M.
OIIKHSE American finest culnml. nnn 4Js.
TAl.l JW-l'rlme city , firm ; l < s M.
011 5 Collpn - fl. l.lvertx * ' ! refine ! ! , si arty ;
1(9 M. Tuip nltne tplrlts. steady ; 21s 11. Uosln ,
c > mnK > n , steady. 4 M.
MtKiir .llnrkt-t" .
IJONIX3N. Aug. 2L-HKKT Sl'O -August. .
5 M.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 21.-SfOAR-Oj n ket-
lie. quiet at 2' < Wt > tc : penlrlfusal. steady , granu.
luted. 4UBl c : white- i-IMjl I-t o , jvlljws ,
l .lfl lt-4Cc : seconds. 2 3 c.
NEW YORK. AUK. 21 - SfCARRAtinrm :
fair refining. 3 > , c ; pentHfugal. M t.t. . 3\c ; r > -
fined. nrm : mould A. SHc : standart A. Irsc ;
confectioners' A. 4 * c ; cut loaf. SVcrushed. .
Sc ; powdered. i' e : granulated , to ; cubes , SV c ,
I'llinni-lltl > iitp .
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 21. Olearlngs , MK.-
iM.
iM.KOSTON'
KOSTON' . Aug. -Clearings JH.S3S17 ; bal
ances. il.69i.M5.
ItALTlMORE. Auit. ! L Clcarlngf. J2.21S.SC9 ;
balances. iJk9. 7.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-Olearlns . JIOi.S .CJ5 ;
bilances. i.2 .4r/ ) .
PHILADEU-HIA. Aug. 21.-Cle rlnss , t .Kt-
211 : balances. I1.CU.ISX
CINCINNATI. Aug. 21.-Mon y. 2 < iO pr cent ;
New York exchange , 40c discount. Clearings ,
il.40S.4vO.
MEMPHIS. Auc. 2l.-Clearlngti. 11SI M ; b l-
ancr * . 1K.TSJ ; New York MChtnge , selling at
11.30 premium.
ST. L0fl. . Aug. 21.-Cl > arlnRii. l 73 413 ; bal-
ances. iOCI.i. Money. 4P7 per cent ; New Yorlc
exrjanse. II discount bid : 73c discount asked.
CHICAGO. Aug. 21. CUarlngr. Sit 701 47 < ; New
Yt.rk exchnnse. 41c discount : sterling exchange.
iwted rates. JI.Mi , and l-i 4. Stocks , dull at
small rect-ilon < In some cases ; Strawl arxl sold
at 2S > , ; \ \ > st Chicago. l i. ; New York
t ! " , ; Gas 3s , 102 > l.
RERUN. Aug. 21. Exchange on Ix.ndon. m
3 ljipf for checks.
PARIS. Aug. 21. Three pr cent rentes , ICIf
Sic for Ihe account. . Exchange on London , 23t
174c for checks.
LONDON. Auc. 21 The amount of bullion
laken Into fie Hank of England en balance to
day was
A MUTlcaii rcurltU'M In Litmlori.
LONDON. Aug. 21. The market f.ir American
securities opened weak and rcmnl'Pd K > through
out the sesMon on a tlrjlre among holders ; to
rrallie. The tone was dull and the < Svmand gen
erally light.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION-
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : ASD : STOCKS
11OAUD OF Til A HE.
Direct wires to Cnlcaro nd rcew Tort.
Comsooodenti : Joan A.Vama * Oo >
CHRISTIE-STREET
Cniillul , f.-0OOO. Fnlly I'nld.
Stocks , Grain and Provisions ,
It on in 111 i-S Ilunril of TrnilK Hl < lj.
( Tel. 1CS3. )
C. C. CHRISTl-U . President
E. J. STREET . Vice President
G. W. KEN.VEr . Secretary
David T. Beali , Prest. No 3557.
F. P. > "eal.Vice Pro * L'nloii .Vnlioiuil IlnuU
Chas. H. V. Lewis , Cash. Capital. $600.1(00. (
KANSAS CITT. Mo. . April il. ISS ; .
We hereby certify that the Christie-Street
Commission Company his this day comir.ti.ced
tutiness with uby densities Fifty Thousand
Dollars ( &I.C.O.CO ) in cash.
. < Dctalta. ! ) CHAHI-CS H. V. LE\Vlf.
j C. H.lAGOON & CO.
i COMMISSION BHOK2B.S
; Stoc ! < s , Grain and Provisions ,
314 South 15th St.
OMAHA , - NEB
THE CDDAHY-HEAL
KLONDIKE GOLD FISLDS !
THE GREATEST INVESTMENT OF THE AGE !
A Chance for Al ! to Come In on the Ground Floor.
The Cudahy-Healy Yukon-Klondike Zoning Company
Ilni. IICIMI liiciiriioralril umlc-r HitIMN | if the Slnttof 31unlnnn. vlll
n c-nplful Rtorli of S -llH ) , 0(1(1 ( ( , In : : . - , ( > , ( lint xlinrcii ill KKMt rut'li , full pnlil
mill iioii-nhKi-HKlliIr , Kriini iliU Jotnl f kturU nil aiiiiiuiil rijtinl to li
IUT ri-iit. ur s < r.lM O. ( o < , IHIB lifcn K.-I : iinrt for ilfvi-loiiiu-tit | jiiirpOhcB ,
itiiil tlii-Kf r.O.OIKI NhiircM ( UIMIII rrlilrli a ill vlilt-iul of " . . per i'cnl U unr-
anli-fil , liefor ' an > illvlilenil In iiulil on I IKtialnnir : Him Hitlialniice
to r - 'i-lv - uuy illvlili-nil up in .1 per cent , ami | | K > II ri-iiiiilnliiK illv-
iili-iul canicil lo lie imjalilr on I Iniilioli - x'J.-iMHIHM ; ( ) ) ri- lion olfi-rcU
to tlic imbllc for iiumrillad- Vf > tnii-iil
AT THmTY-FIVEDOLLAESS35) ( ) PER SHARE. '
_ _
IMMM'KIITV.
The compan Keneral properly consists of IsrAt. mines anj mlnlnn equipment In the valley
c.f e Yukon Iliver and crn Its tributary irr : nw In Alaska HnO the llrltlsh Northwejt Terri
tory. The mineral t e < ls o nM Include < 5rild .n placer and quariz claimsjillver I'ot-u T anJ
Cv ) , their chief locations b lne on the Tananah lllver. Miller. Ilirh , I'orty Mile and j < Uty
lllle Cr kJ , Klondike lllver , Too Much Cold C rrek. ISonanu , ilouitier anil Kldorado fretk .
I'ltOSI'KCTS.
There U ample evidence before the putllc of tie wonderful wealth of Oolil alone Ihe Yukon
ar-d Kkndlke basins. The < vinj ny o n large nun-.l rn of p-.ld i > Ur r and nuaKzalm .
selected by Hi i-xpfrt o t of many hynlred * tlur.ng five yrars . .f | | | ent ptiiiMlnc. . lairq
No. 3 on Miller Crifk. from which over tlW. ' > s uken last y ir. l now a Mitt , f th
iwuiurty of this vompany and U In operation ; I In COIMT pro rct are on lite Tananah Illy
vr an < { ere > ery rich.
V r rx < n lve and rich run I 1 .1 , near Cixtahy. l.-W * rre In r . ar to b t.rxatl al
once. Tne ountract has already bfen Ut fjr . ' , 'W tins of thl * oual at fi.O ) p r Ion
PI iii'osi- ,
IlfajimmlKratlon of m'.nlns litr Into Ihe Yukon Valley , which Is now uolns on. Is wliat
Is n Jed for the Jcvtlopment of tills mineral wr : ih. Work ul | | l sln next .Si > rlii * no . ' ir.a : t
Ol the pl CrS R p'WSlUe.
At all tbrieulm | . In the near vlelnltr of ihr t-Ialms. are mores end tradlnc IK.HS < f tht
Ntrth Amtrlcan TramH | > riaHon and Trading C .ir.pjny.
IlKAIt IV HIM ) llial HilK Ciiiniiaioiloin not linvilo jirnAiit-c-t for lln
| ini"T < ) ! Il I * nlrfuil > onaril h > - tin-ill mill oinc of UK ml no ill o iiott In
oirriilion.
Minim ; Cfiiiiiiiii > - has no orca > l n whet.
ori'irius : OPTIII : crn.\iiv-iii5\LV vi ICO.Y-KI.OMMKI ; .MIMVO
JOHN' 'lnAHY. rhlr-a ! . . 1)1ristdent ) KII A. OAOK fhlrag . Ill , and YuV > n Klvtr ,
CAPTAIN JOHN 4. IIEAI.Y. Yukon HUer. AlasAtasia. . S rrtary.
Lt. aad UawMU. N.V. . T. . Manager. WII.UIAM WEAHE. Chli-ixe. III. , Treaturtr ,
OAITAIN 4OHV J. 1IKAI.Y YUM I ltlv r. AUriAIl.rU ! ! > WKAKB. Cedar lUltlds , Iowa ,
k . an.i UHHWUI. N. W. T. KI.Y B.VBAICK Itawaoo. N. W. T. , Kort
JOI1K rUI > AlY.ir > tr f , 111. 'wl h ) NV. . T.
KNATUU T. C. I < OWfK , U laa. Uont. W1I.I.1AM W WKAHB. Chlcaeo. III.
C1IAKUW A. WISAIIB , Chicane. Hi. HKKRY > i WKAItE. UUd. 1II1U , Si arf.j.
1-UItTl'S \VB.VUK. . Ck K. , III. fj
JulIN WKAH13. nil < -agfr. III.
IS-nJers-/ ExthM-Ke IJjrk f-i-am III , , t' d. A.
lank r M < nlreai i'hag ( . i-.l I' A.
SiilKcriitloiii fur lirk riTi'lvnl li iirraun or ! > > Irllrr at Ilouiu
1 > U Old Colon ) Illilj ; . , Clilcuuu , 111. , uiul 'H'a Produce i : rliniil - , N t *
York tll > .