Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY lUIUf I'l'IM DAY. AUGUST 27. 1807. V
COJIJIERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Makes a New High Prtrxi tteoord for
the Season.
CORN IS EXCEEDINGLY ACTIVE AND RISES
l-'nllttro of I'otntocn In t rein nil
it ISIMV Spurt In ( Irnlit uml I'm-
visions ) nt ClilrtiK" mill
.lump * .
C'lIICAOO , Atuj. 25.Vhcnl ecllpsea the
ttip notch prices at the prewnt bu'.l campaign
today , the September option reaching 11.0314 ,
and Ui-eetnber W cents. After exceedingly
wild Iliictunllons September closed nt 8S %
cento and December nt 50 % cents , hdvancea
nt 2U cents nnd % cent , respectively. The
Hurry In December was but the result of
another turn to the Bcrcws1 by the bull
clique , while In December the advance won
caused by bullish cables nnd crop new , * .
Corn w.i the moM active market on the
noor nnd shci.ved n UiOl-K cents advance nt
the close. Out * nJvnnced about ? cents
and provisions 151(10 ( cent ? ,
The Urst Ilftecn minute ? of the session In
wheat WHS us bad a quarter of un hour for
the shorts In wheat and corn as In their
recent most exonerating experience. The
bil'.l clliiue got buck with compound force
nt the people who rolled miuglns on Its
brolurs so heavily on Mondny. September
wheat opene-i nt from 9SU cents to $1 , or
from I'l cents lo 31t cents higher than It
clo e I yi'Minhiy , und mounted half n cent at
n time until about ten minute.- " from the
o.nlng ) l.oi'j : ' wu hIJ , a price Ci cents'
over HIP privlous day's closing price. De
cember In tin- meantime had reached ! 'u
cents , starting at from SCSi cents to uj cents ,
which quotations were l-VQHi cents higher
that ) u1 ycst' nl.iy'H clise. For H few mln-
Utp the market hesitated i\t those prices ,
then ; i decline tu 'M cents In Stptember and
tills centIr , lrc < nilK-r ensued. The buclnesa
during the next Hour and a luilt was- devoid
of sensational realm en and the heavy trad
ing at the commencement dwindled into a
nileniiK \ lire uf lives and tens among inc
Kcalpi't-x , during 'Which ' September worked up
ntjuln ti , $1.0ii and I.Htember down to HI
cent ? , i'ruli.ible , oral least possible removal
of Freni.M import duties on grain , wholesale-
failuic of the potato ciop In Ireland and
elsewhere , rehash of all that wus known nnd
itiui'h thiit wi : > < purely Imaginary regarding
wheat nnd rye ciop fhortiiges In various !
European i-ounir.es , and , above u'.l , the con-
vlctlnn thnt Ihei-llque coulrl with equal case
jmt Htpti'inber wheat to $1.25 or 90 cents pel'
liusiel. all ronlrlhutcil to the uusettl.iiK of
the tradois' tnlnd which the early lluciun-
llons luiUi-aled. C'lilcugo tecelved 2S5 cars ,
of which only llfteen were cuiitrnct. Jiln-
ncnpoll.am1 Unluth ic.elved IM cars , com-
jiaied with Hi" last week and 4s < i a year ago.
Thu ( iiianlliy 'ntpccted ' out of store was
Jdl.507 bm'hels. The At'antic port clearances
were again very heuvy , being equal In wheat
and Hour 10 7'ti'i ! ! bushels. C.t/iy : ! bushel * of
whL'h U.IM in the shape of wheat. Liver
pool quotation ! ) were very Irregular , rnnglUK
from lai pence to 2 peiv.-e ahove tne previ
ous da > 'H clo'lng prices and resting with a
not advance of th" day of from ' - ' pence to
Z'.i pence. Antwerp wan unchanged , but
J'.irls was equal to from I cent to 1 > ,4 cents
bushel h'gher. One feature of the inur-
Jier
tet wns the finall rash business , the rapid
advance lu price having brought that biis-- :
IICEH to a practical PMndstlli. New Vni-U
wired that Kurou ] ac'-epted very little wheat
ol'fcrc'l fiom this side last night. September
worked do n to SlMA cents and December to
t'Slii ' cents- , hut by closing time those options
had rccovi-tcil tc l' > ; < j cents and 'J2 % cents
respectively.
Tlieic wa an inimenso buslne 3 In corn ;
no givai. In f.ict , that It was almost Impos-
nlbic for tiaJfrs. to get Into the pit cnoc
they got out. Many faces familiar In the
wheat pll were uien In the corn rrowd and
outside business was heavy. Keceipts were
hdavy , 1WJ3 cars , and estimates for tomor
row were even larger. This fact was lost
Fight of. however , In the scare over drouth ,
fears of froht and bad crop reports. K\v- \
vator peopl" sold frtely , as did people who
bo'uplu on yesterday's break , the result be
ing that not all of the advance was main
tained. The opening was strong and ex
cited. September started about le hlglier at
M4c , nml ranged between 31'ic and UOUe ,
closing at SOTfiC asked. December opened
nt from .Tie to "i'Ke , an advance of ftfl'-Jc.
touched 32'4C ' , Bold as high us 33e { , and
closed nt : i3f(33U. ( ISxports were SSJ.dflO bu.
Oats were comparatively dull. There was
ilo sign of selling by the bull pool , which
Is supposed to hold about S.OW.uoo bu. The
opi'iilng was strong under good buying
'orders and comparatively light offering. : . A
decline followed , due to the break In wheat
nnd corn , but thu market became llrm
again under good buying orders at the
decline. There was Increased outside
buying. Receipts were f > 50 cars. Sep
tember opened about > , < .c higher nt 19".c ,
fold ut 1IK- . and closed at lHie. ! Daocmb ? r
opened lie hlglier at 2lHic. sold between 20T4c
nnd 20ic , closing at 20c.
I'rovislons caught some of the grain ex
citement , though business was only mod
el ntely active. Nothing counted BO much
ix the news that the potato crop abroad
Is very short , hogs In foreign countries be
ing fed on them. A strong live stock market
nml the advance In corn were also factors.
At the cloee September pork was 20c higher
nt JX.M ; September lard luc hlglier nt M.70.
nnd September ribs K.C higher at $3.70.
Kstlmnted receipts for Friday : Wheat ,
30Q cars ; corn , 1,950 cars ; oats , 520 cars ;
hogs , 22,000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows ;
ArtlclcH.i QII.-II. | IILtliT | Lo > v. | Closu. lYusd'y.
Wheat- I
Mcc.04H-05 | Illl ot : t 03ii
May. 07 03 HIM
Com
Aiirr. . . . Ill no 20K H
Srpt. . . nun 31U : toj ( 30U
Ueo. . . . 32is-ii : : : ilK ! 31H
May . . . 30H 0 ? 3BM 34 ( M
OatH
Sept. . . . 1UV ID } ' , (
Dec. . . . jim H ! " * 1IM ! ) JOUR
May. . y H - ax
Pork-
Sept. . . 8 80 R oo 8 76 8 00 R 70
Oct. . . 8 IK ) 11 on H 77 8 0.1 8 811
Dec. . . n no u 10 H 87W P 07 H W7M
Laid
Sent. . . 4 77M 4 H.- , 4 73 4 85 4 70
Oct. . . . I H7't 4 no * .1 00 4 7ft
Dec- ' . . . . 1 III ! 4 07M 4 DO 4 03 4 85
Cb'IKlb *
Sept. . . n 75 C CO fi 70 fi 63
C ItU f" 71H ! 5 57H 0 70
No. 2. New.
CiiBh < iuotntlunH wciu an follows :
rUlPU-Klniii standard prliiB patents , JC.I5.
HEAT No. 2 Hiring , U8T4KI1.U2 ; No. 3 niulng ,
50ff93o : Nn. y red , 99jXTi. | ( )
COHN Nn. 2 , SOViftiiOKc.
OAT.S-No. 2 , 1SH | 1 C , f. o. b. ; No. 2 white ,
22V i23e ; Nn. 3 white , M'iff22c. '
lIVE-Nu. 2. C2ic.
1IAHLEY No. s. nominal ; No. 3 , 37JI2e ; No.
'I'LAXHEKO No. 1. Il.07ffl.n9 ,
TIMOTHY HEED-Prlme , J2.S5.
. PIlOVIKlONS-Pnrk , IIUWR , per bbl. . J8.00. Ijir.l
per IM Iba , , It.Sr . Short rlb slilen ( loose ) . 5.55 f
l..KI. Ilry hallwl Hlioulilvni ( bnxed ) , M.2jfi5GO ;
elmrl rlear lde llxned ) , $5.75015714.
WIIIKICY Dlntlllern' tlnliihed.Roods , nor gal. .
11.22.
HUOAn-Cut loaf , J5.8I ; Rranulated , J3.21 ,
On' the Produce exchange today , th butler
market , nteudy ; creamery , lofflS'.tc ; dairy , Viir ) e
t'hei-tn1. steady , 8'4 l9e. KKK , 13 c. Live poul.
try , Kttudy ; turkeys , ajjUk : ; chlckenu. a4 ! ;
( .prlngH , B'ic ' ; ducks , SSS4c. ! * '
I
KI-JW YOHIC ( iHVKItAL MAIIKIiT.
( luiitallniiN uf the Day on ( ii-m-riil
ClIIIIIIIOllltlt-N.
NEW YORK , Aug. 2C.FI.OURReceipts. .
11,866 bbl . ; exports , 1,128 bbls. Market was llrm
and quoted n. little higher on spring patents ;
lllnni-sotii , imtents , J3.Mii6.lX ) . Ryu Hour linn-
runcy , J3.2itf3.CO.
CORNMEAL Firm ; yellow u intern , 71c.
RYE Firm ; No , 3 wektrrn , 54'sc '
HARLEY-Flrm. 3le.
HARLEY MALT-Flim : v.-rslcrn , 4TMc !
> WIIEAT-Receipts. 109.800 bu. ; oiioru 253 8
bu. * < IKI | , llrm ; No. 1 red. Jl.OO'ie. Optluim
upeutMl Miting anil advanced on higher ruhluM , a
bud H-aru among Septemtier shorts nnd nyinnathv
wllh corn , cimlnir up u little In the afternoon
under it-allzltiK and IlKht eiport trudu Htl' i ;
net higher. No. j red August closed Jl,03 ! -
September. J1.01UWI.03S. closed J1.014.
lX > | ! N-ltecclitn | , 179.100 bu. ; XiorU. | 26.641 bu
Hpot , strong , No. 2 , : cc. Options opened strone
and advanced rapidly on bad crup iiewn , higher
rabies und general bull sentiment , reacting a
little near the llnUh. but closing 1 lit/1 He net
bin her. May , IHvtfli'.le. ' clnad IJ'if ; August ,
closed 36c ; Seplembvr , 15U&3liie. clord 36e.
OATri-ItiTi-lita. | 2S3.000 bu. ; exportg , .HCI bu.
SINK , titronger ; No. 2 , 2IUc. Options Uull but
firmer , with corn , closing Uc net higher. Sfptetu.
tember closetl :41ic ,
HAY-Steady ; good to choice , J6.CC&7.W.
HOPS-Kteudy ,
HIUKS-FIrm ; nalventon , UOlCc ; Huenos
Ayre * . 19oi Tt-xnu. | 24 ! ? )3c ) ; California , 17c.
LEATIIER-FIrm ; hemlock sole. Huenon
Ayrm. light to heavy weights. 19 20o.
Hl'TTER-RecelptK. 3kS7 pkE . ; very firm ;
writer ! creamery , ifjlie ; l.'lglne , liic ; factory ,
'cilEE8I -Ilcclpt . 9.977 pkiti. ; eteady ; large ,
white , > cj imiill , while , 9H3Uc ; large , colored ,
f. mull , colored , 9lie : iiart uklmii , Hi3ic , '
lull klin , JVitflc.
EGOSKecelpti , t.t.00 kc < . ; Btrady ; flrm ;
tote and Pennsylvania. 17$19c ; wvitern , lie.
rilOVISIONU-Uccf , flrin ; betf banu , IU.M.
Cut nift . firm ; plckli" ! bellKs , t',4 ' < U' i
l , nif. > HOSS < - IrfirJ , firmer ; n slrn ( team
ID.rMfS.2i , rennul , ttronKef. 1'ork , nrmtr ; tarn
IIJli.Mt ( H.M Tallow , firmer.
OILS Cottonfeed , firm ; prime ytllow , KQitHc.
IvtrnlMim , dull ; PtnnnrltanU crude , no market ,
nominally , KCc KoMn , rlfady ; ittnlnfd , common
to rood , tl.4SQ1.Mi. Turpcntlr.t , itekdy at : SVtQ
IS .
RICE Firm ; fair to extra , I'.iQCUci ' Jnpnn ,
4HB4'ic.
MOLASSES-FIrm ; New Orlcant , op r. ktttlc.
rood to cholo , 23fi30c.
METAlA-Plff Irc.n . warrants , ntm at JS.IOffl
f. S" . Copper , steady nt J11.UfTll.2i Tin. very
Hill at JI3.C6fm.7G. Spelter , quirt at..J4.25fM..t3.
lx > nd , strong ; exchange , J4.0004.10 ; brokcm , J3.CO.
OMAHA lVn\KUAIj .MAIUCKTS.
Conilltlon < if 'I'm < lr and qiintatlnnii
nn Stntilo anil I-'nnc > - I'ruilncc.
tnns : > oooii stock. u&
HUTTER Common to fair , C3tV4c ; choice to
fnncy , 10Wlc ; sepxrator creamery , Ifc ; Bnlh-
J ered creamery , Hfrllc.
I VEAICholce fat. 80 to KO 1b * . , quoted at SO
I Sc ; Uree and cop no , 4Q c.
I LIVE POULTRY-Hrnt. 6c ; cockf. 3ff4c : spring
i rhlrktrm. per lb. , 9c ; ducks , Cc ; turktys , C@8c.
I PHIEONS-Llvt , 7g-SOc : a nd pigeons not
I wanted.
i HAY Upland , M.IO ; mldlnnd. JS.OO ; lowland ,
i tt.W ; rye straw. J4.50 ; color maket the price on
i bay ; light Imlet tell the best , only top gradea
brine top prices.
HROOMCOIIN Extremely glow sales new crop ,
ilellvrrrd nn traok In country : choice green , telf-
j working cnipet per lb. , : C2Uc ; choice green ,
running to hull' . Sf jUcrommnn. . l'.4c.
VEaETARLES.
CANTALOl'PES-Per iloi. , GOiiCOe.
TO.MATOEH-Per half bu. backtt , tOBCOc.
ONIONS -Per bu. . 73 8Gc.
LIMA HEANS Per lb. . 3c.
HEANH Hand-picked navy , per bu. , J1.50.
RAtlHAOE-IInme grown. I'.lc.
POTATOES Per bu. . new tCc.
WATERMEI.ONS-Crnled , per doz. . J1.70.CO.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Per bbl. , tl.C.QI.s : .
NATIVE PLUMS-Per basket , 23ff40c.
( IRAPES-Calirorula , tl.zsgi.SO.
SOUTHERN PEACHES-Per H bu. . r.OWlo. ?
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per case , Crawfords ,
Meiif > l Oil : cling ! . . WMc. (
CALIFORNIA PEARS Rallied , per c.ife. J2.00 ,
Iliiene Unidy , $ l.no.
CALII'dllNlA PLUMS-1'cr cafe. 1.00fll.2.V
HOME lltlliWN URAPKS Per basket. 154J1SC.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OUANnES-.Medllerraneaii KWccts , J4.
I.l-MCiNS-Mi : sltins , Jt.tOfjG.W ; choice Callfor-
nl.i. H.
HANANAS Choice large slock , per hunch ,
I2.0082.2i ; medium-sized bunches. JI.G082.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. . largo
tUe. Ue ; llrazlU. per lb. , luo ; lliinltsli walnuts ,
per lb. . fancy , soft rluli , ] : nc ; standards. lOfp
lie : Illbcits , per In. , lUin pecans , pollMied , Inrgc ,
' . 'IJU'c ; Jumbo. H&lli.large ; luciiory nuts , J1.I5
per bu. , cocounuts , 4'ic ' each.
FICIS Iinpoite.1 fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
lite ; t clown. GO-lb. boxes , 13314C.
HONEY-Cllolce. 13 fl5c.
CIDER Cl.il Illod Juice , per halt bbl. . J2.53 ; per
bbl. . Jt.OOfll 2S.
MAPLE SYRfP-Flvc-gal. cans. each. J2.J3 ,
gal. cans , pure , per doz. , J12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
! C.2. > ; quart cans. J.1 M ;
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED HKEF-Uood native steers. 400 to
600 Ibs. . 7c ; good foienuurters , steers , 5 ! > c ; good
hlndquuilers , S'.ic ; western steers , 6c : fancy
helfeii ! . C'ic ; good heifers , 6'ic ; good forequarlerii ,
heifers. So , good hlndiiiiai tci , helfen , So ; goou
cows , Co' fair cows , G'.ic ; common cows , &c ; cow
forpquarteis , 4140 ; cow hlndqunru-rs , 7c. .
HEEF CUTS Tenderloins , ISc ; boneless strips ,
fv ; ftilp loins. 7c ; rolls , 8c ; sirloin butts , S'c ;
shoulder clods , 6c ; rump butts , Gc ; steer
chucks , Co ; cow chucks , 4'ie ; boneless chucks ,
4'ic : cow plates. 3c ; steer plaits. 3Vic ; ( link
Bteak. fi'.ic ' ; loins No. 1 , 14c ; loins No. 2 , lO'.ic. ;
Inlns. No. 3 , SUc ; sirloin ends. No. 1 , ! > c ;
rllB. No. 1 , He ; ribs. No. 2 , 8Hc ;
ribs , No. 3 , 64c ; Heeltounds. . 7e ; cow rounds ,
O'.ic ' ; cow rounds , shank off , 7Hc ; cow rounds ,
shank nnd lump off , * e ; tilinrnlriRl ) . 4c ; beef ,
abuiiki. 2Uc ; binlns , per doz. , 35c ; sxvectbrcads ,
per lb. . 10i : ; nweetbrends ( calves ) , per lb. , 40e ;
kidneys per dtz. , ; i3e : ox tiillB , eaon , 3c ; livers ,
pt lb. . 20 ; heuitii , per lb. . 2c ; tongues , per
lb. . lie.
MUTTON-Lambf. t'ic ' ; sheep. 7Jc ! ; market
niekq ( long ) . Uc. hotel rucks ( ilinrt ) . 12c ; legs
and faddles. 6c ; lamb legs. So ; breasts and
vtoxvs. 3c ; tongues , each , : ic.
PORK Dressed pigs , G'.ic ; dressed hogs , Gc ;
tenderloins , 12c ; lolus , Kc ; spare libs , 4c ;
IIIMII FiiusaKe , butts , Gc ; shoulders , rough , Gc ;
thoulderH. skinned , G'.ic ; trimmings. 3'ic ' ; leaf
InrJ , not rendeied , Gc ; heads , cleaned , 3c ;
snout and ears , De. backbones , I'.Jc ; cheek meats ,
3c ; nei-K bones , 2c ; pigs' tails , 2c ; plucks ,
each , r.c ; chitterlings , Gc ; hocks , < c ; hearts , pel
doz. , 2.'c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , ench , 7c ;
nldnejs , per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. , IGc ;
pigs' feet , per doz. , 2Gc ; livers , each , 3c.
HIDES , TALLOW , .ETC.
HIDES -No. 1 green hides , 6c ; No. 2 , green
hides , G'.ic ; No. 1 suited hides , So ; No. 2
green sailed hides , " .t ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
Ibs. S'ie ; No. 2 veal calf. 15 to 15 Ibs. , Ee ; No. \
dry Hint bides. 10U12c ; No. 2 dry flint hides , SO
lOc ; No. 1 dry salted hides , SiflOe ; part cured
hides , ! ic per lb. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Orcen called , each , 23ITCOc.
green raited , , shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , ench , IGc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. 1 , each. 5e ; dry flint , Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool peltc , per lb. , ac
tual weight , 40Gc ; dry flint , Kansas nnd Ne
braska murrain wool pells , per lb. , actual
weight , 3fl4c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual welc.it , 4S5c ; dry flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 3T4c : feet cut off , as It la useless to
iiuy freight on them.
.St. LoulN Gt-iiei-nt MarUi-tH.
ST. I.OU1S , Aug. 20. FLOUR Dull and steady.
WHEAT Unsettled , closing with August at
= 40 and September at He higher than yesterday.
with December > 4o nnd May ' , ic lower. At thu
opening December sold up 2c , advanced He more.
declined 2ie. recovered ITic and then declined
Hfcc to I'te , closing easy at V4c under yesterday's
llnal. ' . Spot , about steady : No. 2 red cash , cle
valor , 97 ! < , e bid ; track , S7',5C9 ! > I.4c ; No. 2 barJ
ciiBb , 9KW94C trncli ; August. 97'X1c : September.
97ic iislied. December. 971ifl 71.ic ; May , & 9c bid.
CORN Futures advanced lUc to 2o at the
oi > enlng. While the buying was active , tbert ,
were plenty of sellers nnd the prices went off.
There was a reaction later and the market
closed with September , lUc ; December , H4c , nnd
May , IWfPJic higher than yesterday. Spot ,
steady : No. 2 cutb , 28'ic ; September. 2SV4e asked ;
December , 30'ic asked ; May , 33Vi031'lc.
OATS Futures , firm nnd higher , .but Fellers
were scarce , go there was but little trading.
Spot , higher : No. 2 cnsh. elevator , l ! > Kc bid- ,
track ' , 2 c. No. 2 white , 2l i22c ; September , 19'ic ;
Pe'eember. 1'J ic ; May , 23 > ic.
RYE-HlKher at G2'ij-ic track.
HA RLE Y Nominal.
CORNMEAL Firm nt J1.COI.C3.
HRAN Firm ; cast track , sacked , GOSG2c ; at
mill. 50c.
FI.AXSEI'JD-Steady.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme , J2.7G.
HAY -Quiet and steady , \\lth lighter receipts- ,
pr.ilrle. | f ; timothy , J3.OOfi10.fO.
HUTT1CR Firm ; eieamery , ICiJMSc ; dnlry , 10 ®
16c.
EOOS-Qulet nt 12c.
POULTRY Chickens , steady ; old hens , Ge- ,
springs , 8c ; ducks , spilugs , Gc ; geese , tprlngs ,
G'.do ; tuikeys , rprlngs , lower at lOc.
WH1SKY-JI.21.
COTTON TIES Unchanged.
HAaOINO-l'nchnnged.
METALS-Lead , higher at J3.9IKJ3.03. Spelter.
dull at JI.IMH.12'i.
PROVISIONS Pork , higher ; standard mess ,
Jobbing , new , J9.GO ; old , J i. Lard , higher ;
prime steam , J4.CO. choice , 51.72'i. ' Hacon ( boxed
lot ) . extra short elenr and rlbx. J6.GO ; shorts ,
J6 ' { . Dry halt meats ( lioxed ) , shniilders , JS.U5 ;
extra short clear. J6 ; ribs , J6 ; shorts. J0.12V4.
RECEIPTS-Flour , B.OOO bhls. ; wheat , 71,000
bu. : forn. 1 1. OKI hi , . : onts , 24.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , C.090 bbls. ; wheat. 11,000
bu. ; corn , t.2,000 bu. ; oats , 9,000 bu.
Liverpool ( ii-nln and I'riivlHloiiN.
LIVERPOOL , Aug. 20.-PROVISIONS lleef.
extra India mess , I'.nn ' , ( V'a : prime mess , llrm. GOs.
Pnk , prime mess , Him , ISa'J.I ; western medium ,
Him , 46 3d. H.icon , Blunt ribs , nn , 30t ; long
clear middles , light , firm , 30a ; Inug clear mld-
dlex , henvy , firm , 23s ; clear hellcH , llrm , S.'s.
Uinl. prime western , firm , 24s Cd ,
CIIEEHU Ami-riciin , tiiu-Bt white , llrm. 4. * ;
colored , llrm , 43s.
CORN American , mixed spot , new , utendy.
3s 4d ; old , steady. 3s 4'.4d : September , steady.
3s3V4'l ; October , ste.idy , 3a 3 id.
STOCKS AM ) HO.Vn.H.
OITi-rliiKH AnSiniill anil tin * Miu-Uet IM
( ; < in- rally Xiult til. .
NEW YORK , Aug. 26. The Blrlldng fact about
today's market for clocks was thu absence of any
large offerings to sell. The sharp | U of prlceu
ut Ihe opening of the niaiKct was on a very mod.
erute volume of iiurt'hantf. The buying demand
fell off iilmoHt Immediately , but ink-en leceded
very elluhtly nnd held llrmly In the face of an
almost ntngiuint demand. The big buyers \\eru
almiiFt out uf the markel , but the demnnds
fhoued Flocks foithcomlng and prleeti moved
rlowly In either direction. Even with ih condl.
lion o Inviting to manipulation the miiiket was
apparently neglected , and miiny unclin active in
tne recent tnidlmt did not movu during the
( little day. Totnl salon , 220,000 shales , Is the
low record for ht-vcrul months past. Much more
anlmutloii wus mHnlfe > teil in the bond market
and prices there were strong , exeicl-dng fUMnln-
lug Inllui'nee In stocks. The uulelneus which has
falli-n on the stock market la due to u romewhut
unsettled conviction IIH to the tiafrly and lln.il
dlmemiloiia of the corn crnp. The nu-n-urlnl
condltloii of the grain markets bus iiioiireil a
condition of doubt In the mlniln of Mock tiudcis
und they me. waiting for mom | | ed oonilltlons
Iwfore putting further money on a huge t-eulo
Into stocks. The strength of Indlvbliial toc | !
helped stimuli ! the miiiket. which wus In that
rt > pect ulmoiit u lepelltlou of 5e terdi.y'K.
Mli-sourl I'uclllc wus sliong and old ut the mien-
Ing l' ' per cent iibnvc last nlghl'ii clo e. The
slock WUK In good demand nil duy. uml ch ed
with a net gain f % per cent. The Vander-
bllts continued In good demand and radiated
Miengtli through the market. Chesapeake &
Ohio was inont largely dealt In on repoilB of Un
' " " "J'vjnif tlnnncen. and led Ihe Hit with ralrs
of Mjno nliaien. Clevelund , flnclimutl , C.ilcuKO
\ r-t 1.0111 * prefern-d was bid up to 78
uKUliut 75 the pievloiii Vale. Durl IB
Lt'in R't l"lrt ot " " ? < lay SUKUr wa remarkably
teady ut over a point uUive last nlchfi cln e.
n.nfin ' ' " ' llle el01"- w"lcl1 wu 10" I'-
tnoiit In the giangcre , carried the ' market to the
' * ' ' ' ° f Jhf'ilay. Rock' /"land /
1.1' . ! . . I lead g
wan quite l KU | " Bf l4 l'er " ' " ' l ndon buying
a prominent factor In view of the
'
' "all o urn , of 'trading. The .alfH for tbe duy
i Onlv.0000"1 Ufe " 'ln'uteJ ' t 15.000
. . e. * .
. & . 0.'L0 ' | i a"J New Y ° rk Central , were
dealt In to tbe extent o < 19.VX ) § uar . N t galnj
, c ( n fraction were general In th * lint at th -
dote and went to SU PT crnt In the rn e nt
Norfolk AVeslrrn to } nn Ixielrde ( Ins.
Mrlropolllan traction lost 2 , Lake Erie A W it.
ern a point , find Manhattan , Tobacco , Canadian
1'aclflc. Colorado Furl , Consolidated Gut , ( Ifn.
rral Electric , Northern Pacific and Southern i > re.
frrred a fraction.
The railroad Imnd market was nctlve for thi
rrprrtentatlro Issues at hlRhrr prices. Uovrrn-
m nt bonds rolj a fraction higher. Tlie total
talcs of bonds were J,2IO.Ono.
The Evening Pot's Ixindnn financial caMe-
gr.im says ; "The stock market opened generally
dull today , but closed siren * on rumors thnt
the powers will come to nn agreement fin the
eastern question. Consols closed H2'4 ' buyers.
Americans were good all day , but thr close
was n , fraction under tbe bent. More Interest
In Americans Is notable among operator * on thin
ride. New York Crnlral nnd Norfolk * strong.
There \\I\K a fuilhrr rise on Ilrnzlllans on the
continued Improvement In exchange. Press re-
pnrtfl attribute the Improvement to Rothschilds
having iKiURht th Central Brazilian railway from
the government for J5.0oo.ono. This Is not cor
rect. A strong continental nnd English syndi
cate , Including Rothschild , has been formed to
make n. tender for the railway nrxt month. The
Ismdon discount mnrket was firm on the trans
fer today of 1,100 to the Japanese account In
the Hank of England. I believe , however , that
some of this may shortly be released. The
Paris bourse opened quiet but closed buoyant
on the eastern rumors. The Herlln market was
firm. It Is still buying Canada Pacific. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
AtohlRon
dopld St. Paul
ItaUlinornA Ohio. . do 11M
Canada Pacific St. P. .V Om
Canada Southern . do pfd 143
Central Pacific. . . . 13 St. P. M. AM 122
dies. AOhlo 24 X So. P.-velfln 10
Chlcaeo .V Allan . . I no So. Hallway 11
C..I1.AQ oot < do pfd :14 : ?
O.AE. I fin Texas ft.
C.C. C. .V St. L 34U Union Paclllc
dopfd. . 78 i U. IM ) . AO . fiHH
l.d. A Itmlion . 118 WabaHh . HH
lcl..L. ) A W . HUM ilo pW .
DCII..V RloG . 12' < Wheel. .V l > . E .
do ptd . 47M
Krle ( unwl . 17Jd Adninn Ex .
Eric iMt pfd . 41 American Ex
Pt. Way no . 170 United States Ex. . 4a
( real N'orlhern | ifd. 128 Wells Puree Ex..110
HockliiLValley. . . . . 0 A. Col. Oil 10J
IIllnolHCtfiitr.il. . . . H)5I < do pfd 7il'i '
LnkoErlu Jc W. 10 Aiii'n Spirits 14 *
dopfd 10mN do pfd 3:1 : ! :
Lake Shore 170 Am. Tobacco 01
LoulnvllloANash . HUH do ptd .112
Maiibntlau L . 1054 Chlcnirn ( Jas . lO.'H
Mot. Traction . HOW COIIH. HUH . IHH't
Michigan Central. . Coin. Cable Co . 17" >
Minn..t St. L - . ! Col. P. A Iron . : ! 0
do 1st iitd 87 do pfd . 80
Mo.Pacllio ! 1W on. Klectrlo . 37
Mobile A Ohio llllnolRSUvin
Mo. 1C. AT 1414 L.iClcdo Han . 41 <
do pfd 3 * > ) | Lund . 3UJ
N.'wAlb. A Chi. . . . I'-'K do iifil . ll)4 )
do pfd 3i > V < t. Lin. 2V !
N.J. Control nil Pacllio Mull . ! 13H
N.Y.Ceulral IDSTf ( Pullman Pal
N. Y. Chi. ASl. L. . . M'SilverCertltlc.ites. ( ' .
dolHttifd Stand. Uopu .tT. . . .
do2dpfd . 38
Norfolk .V Wottorn do pnl
No. AmiT. Co . n | T. C. .t Iron .
No. Pnclllc . 17M'U. ' S. Leather .
do pfd . ! ) ( , ilo pfJ .
Ontarloi\V . HIM U. S. Rubber . 1H
Ore. R .vNav . m I do pfd 07
Ore. Short Line . ' 'IJf ! Western Union . OBW
1'lltHbunr . H'H iNorthweHteni . l'Jtl' <
Headlni , ' . 2051(1 ( dopfd . 104
Iloe.1 : Inland . H7 | Cltl. fit. Western. . . 17T
HI. rxiulB.VS. P . O'Hi _
Totnl pales of stocks today were 211,110 shares.
Including Atchlson preferred. lO.MO ; Cincinnati
& Ohio , 22,300. Burlington. 10.9SO ; Cleveland. Cln.
clnnntl , Chicago & St. Louis , 3,310 ; Missouri I'n-
clllc. 9,830 ; New York Central , 11,033 ; Northern
Paclllc preferred , 3,410 ; Ilrndln ? , * ,5tO ; Hock
iKlnnd , 10,601 ; St. Pnul , 17.6 , " ; American Tobncco.
3.27G. Hay State Giu > , 4,030 : Chicago Oas , 3.JM- ,
I-iclede Ons. 2,710 ; Sugar , 10,470 ; Chicago Grent
Western , 9,115.
NVvv York Moii < > y llurUet.
NRW YOniC , Aug. 2C. MON13Y ON CALL
15T114 per cent ; last lonn , l'i per cent ; closed ,
'PRIME : MERCANTILE I'APER 3ji4',4 ' per
cent.
STKRLINO iXCHANan-Flrm , with nctunl
business In bankers' bills nt S4.S5'i for denmnil
nnd JI.S3'4 for sixty dayc. Posted rates. J4.S4H
and J4.SCi.4WI.87commercial bills. J4.S2'ifi4.t2Ui. '
HILVKK CRHTIPK-ATKS 31H ii32c. '
HAH SlLVKH-rl',4c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 40Uc.
GOVERNMENT HONDS Strolls.
STATE BONUS Dull.
HA1LHOAD HONDS Firm.
Closing quotntlons on bonds were as follows !
U. S. 2s. reir 07Hi Erin L'dH. . . . 71 !
U. S,4s.rei-- 112 G. H. S. A. ( Is 10(1 (
U.S. 48 , con I ) 112 O. II. AS. A. 7 . . .
U. S. new 4sive..l"'H II. .t T.Cent. Os. . .
U. S. now 48 coup..l'Ja14 H. A T. Cunt. Os. . . .1011
U.S. fis.reir 113H L. AN. Uul. 4s OltJl
U. S. TIB , coup 113M M. K. T. Ilrdt4s 80
PaclllcOs of'05. . .llli M. K. T. Recoil : ! 4s. 03
Ala. , class A 107 Mutual Unloa Os. . .111(4 (
Ala. , class 11 Hit N.J. C. Gen. Sa 113
Ala..clu8sC OS No. Pacllio l8ts..llll
Ala. Currency 08 No. Pacllio Ms. . . . BOM
L. % . NuwCon.-la. . . . 0(1 ( No. Pacltlu 4a. . . . . . DIM
Missouri Us 100 N. W. CoiiuolB 144
N. O. OB I'M N. W. S. P. Deb. fla. 11741
N.O.48 10J Ore. Nav.lHts 1129
S. C. iioufiiud H Ore. Nav. 4s H8
Tenii , new sctSs . . 80 R. G.West Ists 70 > i
Tenn. new set G . . .105 St. P. Consols 7s..13814
Tenii. old sot Oa. . . . 00 St. P.O.A P. W. r.H 115
Va. Centuries Gli St. L. A I. M. Ceil , 3 SUM
Va. deferred 4 St. L. AS. P.Geii.O. POX
Atchlson4s R7H Southern Hy. Os. . . . HM :
Atchlaon Second A. B7H Tex. Paclllc Ists. . . 05H
Canada So.Unite..100 Tex. Pacllio ids. . . . 3m
C. P. Istsof'03 101 U. P. iHts of 'OU..101
D.&ll.G. 48 87k West Shore 4a. .
D.&K. (5.7s .
HOHtOM Stdi-U IliiotntloiiN.
BOSTON , AUK. 2G. Call loans. 2T3'.4 per cent ;
time loarw , 384 per cent. Closing prices for
stocks , bonds and mining blocks :
A.T..tS. P W. Eleo. DM 05
American fluirar. . Wls.0ent
Am.Surar ptd. . . . ll.Ti , Ed. E102. Ill 13 2
UavSt.ito Oas " Gcu. Eloa. pfd 80
Doll Telcphono. . . 230 Atchlsoii pfd 32
noston.t Altanv. J1S AtuhlBOii 4s 804
Ilobtoni Maine. . . 1113 New Kiit-lanJ Us. .
O..H.iQ . Gi'n. Kloo. Ss * i
Pltchburi : 0 ! { | Win. Cent la 304
General KlbCtrio. . 30U ! Allouoz Mlnlus Co
Illinois Steel 400 JAtlantlo 120
Mexican Central. . fi illoaton A Montani 42
N. Y..V N.B 78 Iltitlo& lloaton. . . . < * * *
Old Colony 185 Calumet & HecU. .
O.S. L Centennial .
Rubber Franklin .
Union Pnclfio 17J4-
U'OHt KlHl 04 hi Oaacola. 37 Hi
WcHt Kuil ptd 100 lOiilncy . 118
W. Klcc 215 I Tamarack . 1:1:1 : :
Sail Frniit-lHco 'Mining ( lnotntliiiiN.
SAN I'-RANCISOO , Aug. 2C. The olllclal closlns
iiuotntlons for mining Blocks today were aa fol
lows :
Aim : . . . U IInlu& Norcro-is. . Oil
AlnhnCou 1C Julia . 4
Andes. . . 10 Jimiloj . 4II
llelchcr 35 Kentucky Con .
Ilesti llelolior. . . , 71 Mexican . ,
million 5 Occidental Con , . . . til
Culeclom.l 21 Onhlr. . 02
Cliillh'iifeCon. . . . 30 Ovonnan . 11
Chollar. Ti otosi . 34
Continence 00 27
Con. C.U. A , Va 120 Sierra 03
Con. Imperial 1 Silver Hill
Crown Point. 0 Union Con . . . 38
Exchequer - Utah Con . 14
. . . . 40 YullowJac'tot. . . . 115
Silve . 02u ! : Maxicin dollar. ! .
I.oiiiloii Slixrk ( tiiotntloiiN.
LONPON , AUK. 26.1 p. in. cIcnlnB ;
ConHOlH.in'.v..ll 20- * ( } Vluxlcau ordinary ,
. ace ' l SLl'.iiil cuiniuoa. .
Can. Pacllla 744 N Y. O'.mtril
Krlu 17H I'ciiiisylvauUi
Erlo IbtHtiru 42 Iltsailluir
111. Cciitr.il 1Q8' ' < Mux. Con. new I i.
" "
"llAK KILVEH-Qulet at 23id per ounce.
MONEY I'.iWUi per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
Hhort bills IH 1 13-10 per cent ; for three luoiHIiH
bills In 1 13-16 per cent.
Oold In quoted at Iluenos Ayrex today at 187.CO ;
ut LlBbon , 47 ; at Home , 10J.M.
.Now Yiirk "Mining HtdclCH.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 20. The following are the
cloKlnK mining iiuotatlons :
Chollar. 05 Ontario -'fill
Crown Point 1H Oiiinr 00
Cou.Ual. A Va. . . . 105 Plymouth , . 12
I > u.idwood 05 Quicksilver 11)0 )
Could .t Curry 41) ) uulckailvur oM.100ll
Hale . .VNorcrojhO / Slcrr.i Nov.iJ.i OB
lIomeHlatO ) 21100 StimUr.l 170
Iron.silver 30 Union Con 35
Mexican 21) ) Yellow Jackut . . . . 30
Klmiiic-lal \ < II-N ,
NEW ORLEANB , Aug. ! 0.-Clenrlngs , 89,7S .
BOSTON , Aug. 20. Clearing ) ) , | I2C20CI < 6 ; bal-
unces , l,5IOk'J7.
IIALTIMOHE. Aug. 20 , Clearings , 12,208,315 ;
balnnctn , f303,070.
NEW YORK. Aug. -ClearlHK , Hl,7C,674i )
balances , | 3B.1M,1 8.
PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 26. Cleurlngs , } 9,07C , .
fiOO ; baluiirev , 11,407,110.
CINCINNATI , Aug. SO. Money , 2s ! C per cent ;
New York exchunge , 40U23o discount , Clearings ,
MI-MPHIH. AUK. 2c.-cieurinKi > . 1:13,772 ; i.ai-
aiuvH. (03.U01. New Ynrk exchange , BelliiiK ut
HT. IXJt'IH ' , Aug. 2G.-riearliiBS , 11 253.302 ; bal-
uncei ! , J1W.41M Muney. tm per cent. New Yurlt
vxchuniie , tl dlfi'ount. Ko dUcount nikvd.
( MIICAOO , Aug. :6.-neurlitgs , $10,164,207 ; New
York ficbMnge , 704i75o illrcuunti steillng ex-
chunge , posted ratc , tt.f-4'i and Jf.kC'.i. ' Hlui'ks
Inuctlve , but llrm ; cliuliiR : Dlaiiiund Mutch , H'J ' ;
Amerlcun Hlruwboard , : T'j ' | City Hullwny , 213 ;
West ChleuKo , llu i ; Mrtropolllun L , 7 ; Luke
Street L. 17U ; New York Illnuult , II.
,
PARIS , Aug. 20. Thri-o per cent rentes , 104f
CO centlmeii for the account ,
BERLIN. AUK. 26. Enchante on London , 20
murks 3Si ! pfg * . for cbck ,
_
. \ii ! < -rl 'iiii Sei-urltlen In Liiiiilnii ,
LONDON , Aue. 20. The market for American
( securities uilvanced sonicwluit , but weakened
later. Hull' fru curly buyers , but rmllicd
later on. The lone WUB barely ntcudy , unJ Ihe
dcmanil moderate ,
_
Stiitfiiivut of the HniiU of Frniivr ,
PAIUS , AUK. 26. The weekly itaUment of the
Bank of Fruncg ihowi the following chanie , an
compared vUU the previous account ) Kutei In
circulation rtrrmm. .tt.fW'OA ' frnnct ; lrr ury
nccnuntB tiirri-nl llr4ip | < > l.2liw ! frnnes ; jold
In hi\n < l , un. hatigfV 'fflls dlrcotinttil , dn-rra ,
r,476pno frnnc * , Oliver In hiinO , dfcieasc , 1.1I5-
000 franc * .
Mute-incut ( if thr.llntiU f ( lorninny.
1IEI1LIN , Aug. MiTliiweekly statement of
the Imperial Hunk f.rjcrmany shows Ihe folln\
Ing chamcm , an rornimred with the previous nc
count : ivuh In band. Increase , 13,220.000 murks ;
treasury notes , lncrms < > , 400.000 murks : other e
I curltles , Incrratf. n.tu0i ! > marks ; notes In circu
lation , decrease , " .Ssy.W'marks. '
.Stnti-inoiit of ( lir'llnnk of I'liulnnd.
I LONDON. AUK , 91-nThe weekly statement of
l the Ilnnk of England shows tlio follow-In ?
i changes , as comparer ! with the previous account :
I Total reserve , Increase , . 423,000 ; circulation , de
crease , JC2S9.000 ; bullion , Incrca'O. 166,131 ; other
' securities. ttrcrrnpp.l&MT.OOO : other deposits , de-
i crease , 615,000) ) public deposits , Indent * . 544-
, 000 ; noted , reserve , Increase , 500,000 ; government
securities , unchanged.
The proportion of tbe Hank of England's re
serve to liability , which last week w 53.44 per
cent , Is now 54.4S per cent.
The Hank of England's rate of discount remains
unchanged at 2 per cent ,
COTTON MAHKKTS.
Trail I n r AotlviIn tlio I'lircnooii ivltli
Much Liquidation 1liter.
NEW YOHIC , Aug. 16. The cotton market had
an uneasy oprnlnB , the first call developing H
decline of f.fi" points , followed by a slmrp rally
of GGfl points before noon , f pen k I UK of the Ken
era ! list , the exception being an advance of 17
points on .September from the lowest price. At
noon * the market showed a Kaln of 2f4 polnl
on near positions and a net Kaln of 2jj3 point"
on the later months. TradlriK was quite active ,
with sales of nearly 100,000 bales. The market
riulctvd dawn later In the session , but showed a
nervous undertime : on po < lllx-e evidence of a deal
which at least Is averse to the current month
and September , If not October , also. Just before
the close renewed liquidation carried prices down
shandy with the market finally barely steady
at u net loss of IS points on AUKUSI
and fi to 10 points on other markets , Miiuit-s ,
barely steady ; January , JG.94 ; February , J6.97 ;
Match , 17 ; April , J7.0JMay , J7.0G ; Auxust. J7.S1 ;
September , 17.77 ; October , J7.07 ; November , 16 9u ;
December , JC.HO. Spot closed steady ; middling
uplands , 1-lCc ; middling KUlf , S 5-lCc ; mlddllliR
8 1-lCc ; receipts , net , none ; gross , SOS bales ; for
warded , JOS bales ; vales , 222 baleu , all spinners ;
stock. 3C.01C bales. Total today : Net reeelptB ,
3,0-17 bales ; exports tu ( treat Itrltaln , .1,200 bales ;
stork , 71.DSO bales. Consolidated : Net receipts ,
24.0SS bales ; exports to ( Treat llrltaln , 7,043 bales ,
Fiance , 200 bates ; continent , 193 bales. Totnl
since September 1 ; Net receipts , C.Gt9,4',9 bales'
cxpoits to Great llrltiiln , 3.01n,007 bales ; France.
701,192 bales ; continent , 2.1S9.441 bales ; cliHIiucl ,
u,431 bales ,
LIVEUPOOL , Aug. IS. COTTON-Spot. moder.
ate huslncKH ; prices easier ; American middling ,
43-lCd ; the sales of the day were 8,0'HI ' hales ,
of which GOO bales were for speculation and ex
port , and Including 7,100 American. No receipts.
, I''iltures ' opened steady with a fair demand , and
closed steady. American middling I * M. C.
August. 4 7-Gld tellers ! Oclober and November ,
3 S2-C4fi3 M-Cdl buyers ; November and December ,
3 49-G41r3 r,0-6ld buyers ; December and Janunry ,
kC34-45i,149-Gtd buyers ; January and February ,
3 4864(349-64d ( ; February and March , 3 411-Wd
buyers ; March and April , 3 M-64d sellers ; August
and May , 3BO-CW3 31-C4d buyers ; May iind June ,
3 Sl-O'iHS 52-64d buyers ; September , 3 42-Gld.
NEW OHLEANS , Aug. 2G. COTTON-Qulet ;
sales , 60 bales ; ordinary , 6 3-1Cc : good ordinary ,
G9-lGe ; low middling , Stic ; middling , 73-16c ;
good middling. 77-16c ; middling fair , 7Hc ; sales ,
1.132 bales ; slock , 15.G26 bales. Consolidated :
Hecelpts , net , 24,088 bales : exports to Great
llrltaln , 7,018 Iwles ; France , 220 bales ;
continent , 1,103 bales ; stock , 71.980 bales.
Futures , steady : sales. 22.900 bales ; August ,
nominal ; September. J6.SO .S3 ; O-tober , J6.GO r
6.C1 ; November , IC.MHSCO ; December. S6.OfiffC.6h
January. JG.63fC.G4 ; February. JG.GCiff < i.G7 ; March ,
J6.WiC.70 : April , l6.72iiJC.73.
MEMPHIS , Aug. 26. COTTON Firm ; mid
dling , 7 7-lCc ; receipts. 11 bales ; shipments , none :
stock. 4,336 bales ; sales , none.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26. OOTTON-Steady ; sales ,
700 bales ; middling , 711-lCc ; receipts , 116 bales ;
shipments , 103 bales ; stock , 8,478 bales.
Xow York' ' I ry RouilN Mnrltet.
NEW YOHK. Aug. 26. The dry goods market
Is active with many : buyers present In liotb
the first hand aitd Jobbing murkettt. The tone
was llrm on all cotton lines , several advances
having been announced In the last twenty-four
hours. Sellers arc- less willing to deviate from
newly established prices and as buyers , after
some parley , generally1 take goods , the condi
tions aie quite satisfactory nnd hopeful. The
export demand shows a slight Increase In spite
of an advancing 'market. This Is considered u
good feature. Woolen goods of all sorts are
doing well. Staple cottons are llrm nnd selling
freely. Fruit of tbe Loom , 4-4 and 7-8 , bleached ,
are again nt value. This Is not surprising as
the price has been belqw that of L-msdalc since
the recent advances nnd a general adjustment
was deemed Inevitable from the llrst. Coarse
colored cottons are. well sustained nnd strong
at the recent advance In all grades. Print
cloths have registered another advance , 211-lCc
being paid for abuut 12,000 pieces extras , October
and November delivery' late yesterday morning.
The market today. Is very strong with bids scarce
at the'advance. . Odd ' goods arcalso' very tlrm.
Sales have been fairly active this week. Prints
arc ngaln firm nnd subject * to adancen In some
staple lines. Advances In garner staples have
already token place. Turkey reds are particu
larly' strong. Amoskeag staple nnd fnncy ging
hams have been advanced i.e. per yard.
CoflrVe MnrltetH.
NEW YOHK , Aug. 26. COFFEE Options
opened steady , 5 to 15 points higher ; ruled fairly
active and generally firm on covering , with late
mcnths neglected. Helling checked by fears that
the market linn been oversold. Closed steady , 5o
to'lOc net advance ; wiles. 2S.23Q bags ; September ,
JG DOflC December , J6.6556.SO. Spot coffee , Itlo ,
market steady ; No. 7 Invoice , J7 ; Jobbing , } 7.,0.
Mild market steady ; Cordova , } 10.Wftl6.SO. Total
warehouse deliveries from the United Stntes , 14-
918 bags , including 14,467 bags from New York ;
New York stock today , 383,438 bags ; United
States stock. 475.4S6 bags ; afloat for the United
States 315,000 bags ; total visible for the United
States , 790,4SC bags , against 490,810 bags last year
and 546 675 bags In ISfC.
HAVHE , Aug. 26.-COFFEE-CloRed llrm at an
advance of % f. sales , 25.000 bags.
SANTOS , AUI. 2C COKKfeE Work : tool average -
age Santos. 8,000 rels ; receipts , 41,000 bags ; stock
'
HAMHUHC1 , Aug. 26. COFFEE Opened Vt Pfg
higher ; closed with a net gain of 14 pfg to ? i pfg ;
sales. 11.000 bags.
HIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. 2GCOFFEE5leady. .
No 7 Hlo. 7 , ! > 00 rels- exchange , S S-lCd ; receipts ,
: (100 ( bags : cleared for the United States , S.OOO
bags ; for Europe , 12,000 bags ; ttoclc , 411,000 bags ,
llllltlliiuru MnrUotx.
I1ALT1MOIIE. Aug. 20. FLOUH-Qulet and
steady , unchanged ; receipts , 13,003 bbls. ; ex
ports. 14 004 bbls.
WHEAT Unsettled ; spot and September ,
S1.03Q1.04 ; steamer. No. 2 red , M.OO&ftl.OOV ;
receipts , 217,703 bu. ; exports. 141,032 bu. ; south
ern wheat by samples , J1.00JJ1.03 ; southern wheat
on grade. J1.02S1.01.
OOHN-FIrm ; siwt. 35V4 .1.c ; September ,
355iW3Cc ; October. 361J36'Jc ; steamer , mixed , 33iy >
33 > 4c ; receipts , 132,93'J. bu. ; exports , 17aC47 bu. :
southern white corn. 3743Sc ; southern , yellow ,
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 24B23c ; receipts ,
JlYE Firmer : No. 2 western , M',40i7c ' ! ; re-
eelnlH 3. 974 bu.
1 AY-Flrm ; choice timothy. J13.IW14.00.
OHAIN FHE1GHT.S Steady ; steam to Liver
pool per bu. , 3H'l nsked for September. Cork ,
for orders , per quarter , 3d for September.
HUTTEH Firm and unchanged ; fancy cream
ery. ISifTUic.
FflOS Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE Firm ; fancy New York , 9i010Vic.
Klin * " " City Miirl * lN.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 2C.-WIIEAT-Hnrd
hlirher- heft n little lower and slow ; No. 2 hard ,
SSaane No. 3 , S54l68c ; No. 4 , M S5V4c ; soft No.
3 , 'Jlc ; No. 4 , choice , ale ; No. 2 uprlns , SCc ; No.
'COHN Market about lo higher , more active ;
No. 2 mixed , SCc.
OATS Market USlo higher ; No. 2 white , 20
HYE No. 2 , C2c.
HAY Market about steady ; choice timothy ,
J7.W ; prairie , JD.W. .
HUTTEH Creamery , HJilCVic ; dnlry , 10Jj > 12c.
EGOS Market a out steady ; Missouri and
Kansas , lie.
HECEIPTS Wliiiit , , 220,100 bu. ; corn , 1C00 !
bu. ; eats. _ _ _ . 11.000.tu . _ . i./ ,
SHIPMENTS WHrnl. 216.600 bu. ; corn , 34,400
bu ! . ; oats , 9.000 HI. ' ,
Rlnt'liiiifttl MnrUotN.
CINCINNATI. 'Alili. ' JC. ! KLOUH-Sleady.
WHEAT Finn1 : No. * ! red. 9So and II.
COHN Firm and higher ; Nn. 2 mixed. 30 < T31c.
OATH Firm , hlghercNo. . 2 mixed , 19i(20e. !
HYE Firm ; N < t.2 < f-oc.
HULK MEATH 'KIMn nt JC.10. Iliicon , slronft
at J7. Lard , ll'n'iiufl'Jilisher ) ' nt J4.70.
WHISKY Plendj' ill1 JI 21.
Hl'TTEH Steady ; fancy Elgin creamery , 20c ;
Ohio. ir , riSe ; do fry.-10.\
SI'OAII Flrm'liur : ; ( > refined. J4.0.W3.M.
t'lIKESE Klrinj" go4d to prime Ohio flat at
Ends-Strung nt ] lirt
SiiKiir" > lnrklH. .
ijONUON , Aug. - p.llEET SUOAH August. 9s ;
October , S 1i'4d/hunil ( ' (
NEW YOHK. "AiiK.pSH. SUOAH HHW. firm'
fair lellnlng. 3 oIc | , hlrlfiiBal. M lent. 3 > ic. He.
lined , llrm ; mulil * . ' * ; ! 'tundiird A. 4'/ic ; ron.
ferllnnerB' A. 4'idi I'-iiL louf. tn ; crushed , CH3.
iinwdereJ B'ic ; grnnuliited. Ce ; cubes , 5'Je. '
NEW OHLEANS. Aug , 26.-SlTIAH-Oien ( | kel.
tie niilet ut 2'tti3UCi ' centrifugals , uteady : gran ,
Ula'led. 4H f4 9-l cwhiten. . 3 13-1004 MCcj yel.
low , 3iii3 13-lCci wVonil ; i 2&5'.U' ' .
Cnllforiilii Drlcil l-'rultH.
NEW YORK , Auir. 20. CALIFORNIA DRIED
I'roilucc .Marlo-t ,
PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 26.-HI'TTER Flrm ;
Kwii demand ; fancy western creamery , ISWIk'ie.
EGOS Firm ; f na demand ; fit-tb nearby , ISiSoj
frenh western. lCf , . . , ,
CHEESE-FU'M _ > " ; ! Jhjslnf.
Wool -IturUi-m.
NEW YORK , Aug. 26. WOOI/ Strong ; lleece ,
SUJZ7Cpulled. . 27C40c ; Texas. 10 16e.
HT lioUIH. Aug. JO.WOOIfnchantfdj
medium. 15M164V ; Hunt tine , 11013c ; hi'u\y fln ,
SSllcj tub wathed , 19HQ27C.
Hull rraiieliicci Win-lit ami Hurley.
BAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 26.-WlIiAT-Ea y ;
December. JU9i May. JUSW.
December , jlc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK JIAME1
Arrivals of Oattlo and Hogs Liberal nnt
Demand QootL
BEEF STEERS REACH FIVE DOLLARS
All ( Iriulrx llrnro li ! nml Ao'lvo Ti'iul
nl MlKlii-r 1'rluvn ItiilrK _
IliiKM ( 'onul''l > p to Ten
Cents Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 2G.-Uocelpts fo
Uie dnya Indicated were ;
Cattle. HeR ! . Sheep. Horses
August 26 3,72i ! 6.20S 1,449 1
August 2.- , 3,4''S 5.4.V , 612 2
AURUSt 21 2.-KVI C.SDi 401
August 23 3,031 1,909 2.S7H
Allgust 21 l,9ir 4.I92 1,402 123
AVIgUst 20 2.712 4,370 330
August 19 2,370 4,994
August IS 3,612 & ,772 2,392 11
August 17 3,313 7,347 1.C11
Aueust 16 4,0)7 ) 2M , > ! > 5,477
August 14 1,511 0,113 14
AUgllSt 13 2,094 3,195 256
August 12 2,071 3,724 3,111
The olllclal number of cars of stoc' '
brought In today by ench road wns :
Cnttlc.Hogs.Slieep.irrs'p
O. & St. U Ily 1 . . .
Mo. Paclllc Ky 1M 3
Union 1'acllle System. 7:1 : 21 . . .
R , 13. & M. V. II. 11. . . U 2S . .
O. , St. ! . , M. & O. Hy 2 2 . .
U. & M. H 23 32 6
C. , H. & Q. Hy 3
1C. U. ft St. 3 4 1 . . .
O. , U. I. & I' . , cast. . . . :
C. , H. I. & 1' . , \\est. . . . 1 . . .
Totnl receipts . . . .141 9S 6 :
The disposition of the dny's receipts wa
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the iiuin
her of head Indicated :
Uuyers. Cattle. HOBS. Sheep
Omaha 1'ackliiK Co. . , 13 1,055 . .
Q. H. Hammond Co M 1.17'i : !
Swift and Company 2 i 1,421 L'li
Cndahy 1'acklliR Co 74fi 1.42S
U , Lleekcr and Degan. . . . 292 . . . .
Vansant & Co 14 ! ) . . . .
J. I. . . Carey J > 3
I.obnian & Hothschlid * . . . . 11 ! ) . . . .
W. I. Stephens 2' ) . . . .
Hill & l ewls Co 503
Licnton , > i Underwood 131 . . . . . .
Huston & Co ! ) . . . . . .
Mvlngstnn & Schallor. . . . 45 . . . .
Swift , country 397
Layton & C < 90
Squlros , . . . S2S
Cudahy Hros 177 . .
Cudnhy P. Co. , Kansas C. 512
I'lnnklnton Co. , Mil 17S
Other buyero 2G7 . . . . 41 !
Totals s.'elo' im "c&
GAlThE We had 141 cars , against eighty
six last Thursday , but thlrty-olglit were con
slgne/d direct to ptaushterers , so that o
the 3,726 cattle here only about 2.SOO wer
on sale. Western cattle were plentiful , wit !
feeding1 grades predominating largely , bu
there was also a fair display of fed stock
part of which wns very good. Eastern mar
kets were reported as dull , but there % va
litt'o sign of any weakness here and th
trade was generally active.
There were fewer beeves' In sight than
yesterday and the demand was urgent , will
local dressed beef men the only buyers
prices being too atlff for shippers. Hece'pt
included a ll"e-lond string of good cattle
bought In the country by n killer at $5
and the offerings were general'.y sold on
early nt good llrm prices' , with the pretU
decent lots around $ l.50fi4.90 and others rang
Ing down as the quality decreased. Killer
again got pome westerns and paid full ; ,
sttady prices , but the feeding demand stll
held fnl ! sway nnd most of the crasser
were bought to turn baik to the country.
Steady , with beat sales a little higher , de
scribed the cot.v p.nd heifer market nnd I
did not take long to clean up the twentj
loads on sale. Hulls Fold as we'.l as an >
time lately nnd veal calves were In cooi
request.
There was flip same excitement In tin
feeder division which has been n feature fo
some time nnd where different from yester
day price * were stronger. There wns np
parenty no limit to the country demand
and speculators , who were well cleaned up
yesterday , were corespondlngly active. Hep
resentatlve sales :
NATIVES.
BEEF STHEna
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Tr. No. APr. .
2. . . . 810 J3 75 37..13M J4 SO 68..W it 70
1..1030 375 1..1010 4 fiO 40..10 % 477' '
23..i : 4 390 2..1035 4 M 18..1194 4 $0
4..1S27 400 22..1297 4 CO IS..1230 4 FO
! . . . . 734 4 15 10..1289 4 Cj 1C..1313 4 90
23. . . . S51 4 20 1..1020 4 KJ 76..1527 G CO
9..12C7 4 23 1..1310 4 65
COWS.
1..1000 200 4..10C2 273 1. . . . 870 323
3. . . . S40 2 S3 1. . . . 9CO 2 S3 1..1100 3 23
1. . . . 930 223 4. . . . 937 2 S3 7..1001 330
1..1030 240 8. . . . S3S 2 S3 84. ' . . . 9C2 333
1..1090 250 C. . . . 930 295 16..965 333
1.1150 2 CO 10..1028 300 2..1083 340
1..1210 2 63 5. . . . 87S 303 1..1020 3 .r,0
1..1030 273 13. . . . S26 310 9. . . . 963 310
2..1000 2 75
HEIFEP.S.
1. . . . 730 233 43. . . . 9i9 370 fi. . . . 718 390
1. . . . COO 350 4. . . . 925 375 11. . . . 897 39)
Utll.I.S.
1..13SO 200 1..1270 291 1..1230 300
1..1160 240 1..1310 300 1..1250 325
STAGS.
1..1010 3 25
CAI/VES.
1. . . . 120 S75 2. . . . 200 5 75
STOCKnilS AND FEEDERS.
21..1270 3 ST. 32..1020 390 9..943 420
2. . . . 440 3 f.O 28..1364 390 23..1238 420
1. . . . 7SO 350 2. . . . 610 400 30..1033 4 M
5..1074 360 2. . . . 713 415 29. . . , 871 423
MIUKEUS AND Sl'lltNOEIlS.
1 cow and calf 137 DC
WESTEUNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2 cows 970 13 25 19 Rtwrs 1183 13 75
NEltKASKA.
2Blcern 1125 390 90 foolers. . . . 936 400
16 feeders. . . . 770 4 25
25WVOMI
WVOMI NO.
1 bull 1440 250 Scows 104.1 333
1 bull 1350 2 SO Id feeders..1071 400
11)1111 ) 1180 I fiO 1 fnciler 13W ) 420
2 lpBrs tW 275 ISsletrs 1220 420
1 bull 970 3 flO 7Bleorn 1234 420
5 fpp < l < T9..11IO 300 9 rred < Tll..ll4i ! 420
Grows S4C 310 19 fi'rdvrn..l2l > 420
1 bull 1470 323 1 sti-er 1580 450
3 feeders..1120 323 1 calf 170 560
Klnncy.
2cowB EOO 2 M 1 cow ECO 323
1 c-ow 770 250 1 cow 720 325
3COWH 770 323 12 Bleeps 1225 420
IriFley & Header.
55 fcedorB..1174 3 D 43 ulcers 1242 410
M ( UfiTS 1233 4 03
MltPhell Cnttlc Co.
4 bulls 1212 285 1 ciw CSO 340
2COWH 10"5 3011 1 COW 54' ' ) 340
4cowB 1077 340 1 Bteer 1190 410
1 cow 1010 340 17 Blcera 1215 410
44 cowg 1003 340 1 feeder 740 423
Swan I 'ind nnd Cuttle Co ,
1 cow S30 300 23 neers 1140 380
17Btr . TOX..1I12 3 65 36 Mrs , Ti-x..1 B 405
9 tnUlnKB..100 ! 375 46 BleerH 1236 413
8 cows 1100 380 29 feeders..1123 435
HlrolirldRo Andrew * Co.
2 fwderH. . . . 475 301 29 feeders , , . . 635 3 fiO
SOuowii 10(11 ( 315 17 cows W6 370
1 heifer CSO 340 21 nter 12 < .0 420
2 heifers MS 360 33 feeders..1010 420
2 f it-ders. . , . 830 SCO 40 feeders. . . . 649 435
SOt'TH DAKOTA.
Win. Jlruddock.
37 feedcrn.,12C6 4 10J.
J. Ilallcy.
12 cows 923 31V ) 14 steers 1351 4 ft )
13 COWB 'M 335 15 feeders..1255 41 * )
J. P. Hrnildlck.
47 feeders..1192 420
F. M. McCli-llnn.
1 cow B30 275 23 ff lern..10M 403
"cows 9S5 32.1 18 feeders..12i 410
OREGON.
4 tnllhiKH. . . . 73.1 223 32 lielfrrB fOI 340
1 ktns 10W 2 S5 5 feeders. . . . 5 ? ( ) 330
1 lallliiK 13 ° a 00 1 ° fi'eilfrs..10iij ) j M
10CJWB 10Q8 3 ( H ) 84 feeders. . . . ( > I2 4 HO
1 nian 890 3 00 89 ffedeis. , . . k2 4 < > 0
1 UiB 1070 3 S3 153 feeders. . . . 467 400
7c.j\\ . 1032 3 JO 134 fculers. . . . lilt ) 400
MONTANA.
1 Bine 1190 243 I feeder 14M 3M
1 3PiT ( 1230 340 2J feeders..1210 380
18 feeders..125S 3 fcO I frl'llrr 1360 3 W
44 fn-ders.1235 3 M 1 fi'i-der 133'J ' 380
61 fciHlers..ll.65 30 2 freders..1:83 3 > 0
3 feeders..1370 30 1 feeder 10SO 380
1 feeder 1120 3 SO
lions The supply WBH uUoul 1.300 head lartjer
than n wi'eU UK" , wlilch practically wipes out
tlie ilecreace us coinpare.1 wltli Mime four dujii
liiii i'.cfli. There weie nlnftr-wven cars. 6.5 ;
| IOK , With the quality about like Ihu balance
of the week and with the uuuul luige ihowlng
uf niedluiu to heavy hoc .
Chicago only hud 27.CVU anil Kantas City 8,000.
both place * falling Uelow their < -xwclatlon | . and
iluotlnK hlsher prlcen. The local market uas rlifc |
fur an advance , and , with lirnt bld < and pules n
nickel hlcher. M > on chewed a 5ii'10i : iln\ wild
! from all sources. Jiefuro a
the demand see * Che .
clone tliu market wns fully lOc hluher and hut (
ntveru \ \ at tile day's brut IlKurer. A ! U > u
top wa * paid for Hie llrct time hlnce April 13
and practically nothlnK sold below J3.83 und | 3.yj
was leading price , with the bulk of the sult-a
at S3.8503.95. ( iood heavy butcher weights sold
up to 13.95 , with mlied and hiuvy packets nionly
at 13.8503.90. Yesterday the rules tvere lit t3.TOj/
3.90 , moHtly at ( IMifiS.ki. and on la t Thurhday
; he bulk told at II 7Uj3.75. lleprecenlatlve naleit ;
Vo. AV. Kh. I'r. No. AV. Hh. IT.
Z 344 . . . 3 JO 49 2CO 40 13 M
UJ 3SO 120 8 fcO C2 268 . . . 390
U9 2)1 ! ) 120 3 M 67 256 40 3 IX )
0 241 120 315 1,2 322 . . . 31)0 )
, . . . , , . , . . . 3 M 61 2M 160 3 M
5. ! ! , . . . , ! . . . 385 63 779 KW 3 M
8 in 120 35 t.9 . 289 60 390
0 , ,257 . ,383 74 ,108 M 3M
9 . ,2 3 120 85 M , 293 ISO 3M
1 310 . . . 3U M..260 . . . 3 tO ,
4/ / . t 7 . . . M 7 , . , . . . 5 0 M ) I M
r . . . . to ? . . . a w to . . : < i IM s M
f nt to t * JU ts 7) j i N
12. . . . . . . . to 1 ; 1 72 SJ' IM 3 MU
u 8J1 so t R't eo : ; s to 59:14
M :7 ICO t H7U 63 0 . . S ' *
f.4 3 40 > 87'l ' R4 W > . . 92 > k
tl > JJ . . S 7U 63 Kfi f. SM'4l
S7 : to S Hi 67 ! U > 4C S U
9 ! M . . . ST.l W ! IM S 'j
fO 31 . . . S S7U M 7 . . . 3M
14 Sft4 120 S S7U M 2S9 ICO 3 M
t { 301 St. 1 S7 < 4 74 2(1 CO >
67 ! 4I 180 to M 2S4 . . . S
C4 311 2(0 * W 11 IM (0 39)
4 SOJ SO 8 " Q . . . S fJ
M ? 07 40 3 W C9 25t W 393
60 S04 140 390 li ( 2 l 40 3 fi
245 . . . 3M CO 0 SO 3 M
63 32S ICO 8 W ! > 6 > 3 . . . 3K
( 9 8fi3 . . . 3N M 2S3 SO 3M
64 25 KO 3 W ) 73 210 160 3 M
75 243 ISO 3M M 319 . . . 3 S3
4 267 200 3 t > 0 2 ? 231 $0 3 M
t6 t5 . . . 3W M 263 240 3 fS
19 24S 41 300 67 231 M 3M
48 807 120 8W C3 2M . . . 393
CO 8M 40 390 73 27S . . . S W
61 2 .1 . . 3M f.S 297 . . . 3M
S3 2J6 SO 3 W 72 S4S 200 3:6
72 259 160 8 M 71 176 200 S S3
7 ! " 2 t 120 3M f,7 143 . . . SI'S '
61 269 HO 3 90 75 243 160 8 ! > 5
66 269 40 3 ! K ) CS 2S9 40 S t\
70 214 100 3 90 66 22C 40 3 97'i
62 296 FO 3 TO 73 231 40 3 S7
t.S 2MI ( SO 3 ! O f,7 2KO fO 397' '
70 139 fO 3M * 2 202 . . . 4W
64 27S 120 3 W 9 W . . . 400
10 250 . . . 3M 67 252 . . . 4W
Pins , ODDS AND lNtS. !
1 310 . . . ! W 3 433 . . . 3 SO
' 1 SM . . . 2 to 6. . 335 . . . 3 SO
1 400 . . . 273 S 2C6 . . . 3 K <
1 310 . . . 300 4 317 . . . 3 S2'
Z 343 . . . 325 2 363 . . . 3 ifi
51 91 . . . 823 r , 292 . . . 3 > 3
30 105 . . . 3 SO 9 S04 40 .1 ? . ' ,
1 410 . . . 3 W 4 2M > . . . 3 S7' '
i 3io . . . 363 r , jiy . . . : i w
1 3SO . . . 363 1 SirO SO 590
3 383 . . . 375 0. . . 23S . . . .190
1 400 . . . 373 1 2x2 . . . 3 JO
4 370 . . . 30 3 233 . . . S ! ' 2 >
4 320 . . . 3 SO 6 241 . . . .1 M
3 416 SO 3 SO 1 ISO . . . 393
3 306 SO SSI ) C 215 . . . 395
2 2H3 . . . 3 SO 4 230 . . . 3M
2 3JO 40 3 SO
SHI2I2P All the supply cr.me from the rani ;
nnd the quality na generally only fair , a
though tome \ciy Rood feedern wele Inchidvi
Killers took everything that could tie nlllli'.ed n
mutton nnd the Inquiry for feodlni ? Krudex wa
Rood , with fully steady prices prevailing n
mound. Heptesentatlvo calm :
No. Av. Pr.
1 buoV- ISO } 2 ; o
37 native ewes 99 ; | 10
23 ! ' Colorado yenrlhiRS 66 860
123 Colorado lnmlS 43 4 03
CIIICACO 1,1V 13ST4ICIC .M.UIKIVI
CalmSliMv lloriH Active nml a Dim
IIIurliiT | IC < M > I'ncliaiiKt-il.
CHICAOO , Alls. 26. In cuttle the proimitlon o
natives was Inrce for the pcarim of the year
Trade was slower than tiMinl nt fiom J1.W t
15.30 for the poorest to the but , with the hul
of the tali's at from 14.75 to 13.23 and i.ot ninn. .
below } 4.r,0. Cown and heifers were III prott.
KOod ilcmanil nnj weaker , buslni ? " helnt ; con
lined to cannlnu stuff. Hulls Fold very well an
calves were active and tlrm , not many guln
below | 6. Stockers and feeders were nmiln nellv
at strong pili-ps , with steer sales" ut from $3.00 t
14.65 and tales of bulls at from 13.20 lu 13 65 , an
heifer * nt from 13.20 to $3.40. The reduced feed
liiK cattle iiitea In this ttate Imve materially Im
proved the demand heie for thin cattle nnd wesi
erns sold In need nuinbrls for that pinpore a
from 14 to 11.63. Westerm aold at fiom 13.50 I
14.63 , belne lOc lower ; Texas steers told c'.ili'll
at from 13.20 to } 4.
Trade In IIORS was active nnd prltfw nJia
fully lOc pfr 100 pnnniln. This was the lushes
day of tlio season , hogs belling from 13.75 t
J3.91 for henvy packers up to H.S nnd $4.3.1 fo
choice assarted lights , scales wore largely a
from 14.W to 14.23. nnd choice 270-pnund lioi !
hrought $4.23. Pigs weio active nl fitim $3.23 t
$4.30. The average ijuatlty wan fair.
Trade In n'leep was fnlily active nt unchuiiKr
prices. Sheep were salable at from 12 lo $2 5n fo
the poorest up to 13.S5 for cliolro natives. fe\
golni ; above $3.70. Wettfin ranite hb < ep e > m
prised thy bulk of the offerings nnd sold nt fron
$3.3i ) to 13.CO for feeders , while wei-lern kllli-r
went for fropi $3.40 to 1.1.65. Iximbt wnli
fair demand nt from $3.50 to 15.25 , with nale.
Inigely nt from 14.C5 to $5.15 , nnd common lamb
were hard to sell.
Uecelpts : Cattle , 13,500 head ; hogp , 23.0CO head
sheep , 14,000 head.
St. I.onlv i.tvc ( : : i < .k.
ST. I Ol'IS , Aug. -CATTM' ltecelpls. 5 CO
bead ; shipments , 3 , COO hrnil : market Heady on
best natives' , lOc lower on others. Hut few go
natives here Texans , lOc lower ; fair to fan
native shipping and export cattle. $4.25fi3.3o"
dressed beef and butcher steers. $4.51j3 Oil ; steer.
1.000 pounds , $3.004.60 ; Ftoclters nml feeders
$2.73fI4.33 ; cows nnd heifers , $2.00ff4.r.O ; Texa
and IlvHnn steers , $3.GOfi4 25 : cowa nnd heifer : .
J2.Wi3.30. . . . . .
HOGS Receipts , 5.000 head : dilpniems. 2.00
hend market dull and steady ; light , $ l.2Df4. 30
mixed. $ .1.90fT4.15 ; henvy. $1.fOf4.30.
SHEEP Itecelpts. 3.0M ) head ; t-hlpments. 1 CC
bend ; market steady to strong ; native muttons
$3.COi53.K > ; stockers , $2.2353.15 ; lambs , $3.COJJ'3.IO
KHIISIIS City I < lv - Stix-lc
KANSAS CITY , Aun. 26.-CATTLE-nicclpt ! ?
10.000 head ; best : i Uves , steady ; other cattl
weak to lOc lower ; Texas stoers. $3.0'Vl74.r.O '
Texas cows , $2,20 ® ! . 40 ; native steers , 13.25 j5. 25
native cows nnd heifers , $1.50174.00 ; stockeis un
feeders. $3.00i4.45 ; bulls. $2.10fi3.23.
HOGS Hecelpts , 7,0i h > ao- market 10JI3
higher , active ; bulk of sales , la.gSfl .Oj ; heavies
$3. ! > 5ti4.10 ; packers. $3.65iI.OO ; mlxwl. $3.F6i4.07ii
lights. $3.908 4.07'/4 ; Yorkers , $4.05tf4.07V4 ; pigs
$3.r/ii3.90.
SHEEP rtecelpt.i , fi.OOO hend : market steady
lambs , $3.33ff5.00 ; muttons , $2.OTQ 4.70.
Stoclc In
Record of receipts of live flock at the fou
principal markets for August 26 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheei
Omaha . 3.726 6,298 1,41
Chicago . IS.r.OO 23000 14,00
Kansas City . IO.WO 7,000 5.000
St. Ixiuls . 5.000 5.000 3.COC
Totals . 32.226 43,293 23.44
Xi-vr York 1,1 vtStork. .
NEW YOIIK. Aug. 26.-llEI'r\'iS-Uecelpls
133 hend : European cables ciu.ite . Amerlenn R'nors
10'iR10 4c ; iefrlB"ralor beef , S'4)9c ) ; expoits , Of
beeves ; 30 sheep.
CALVES Hecelpts , 207 liTOiT venls , $ .i.00ii.30
grassers nnd buttermilks. f3.MT4.0n ,
SHEEP AND IjAMllS Uecelpts , 4.4CS head
sheep. $2lVtf3.75 ) ; Iambs , 13.0j7.75.
HOGS Ileceipts. 6,212 head : firm , S.60S'4.90. !
Kn t Itnltnlo llv < - Stork.
EAST lU'FFAI/X A > iff. 2 < l.-PATTUK-Stoa.ly .
HOGS Yorkers , irood to choice. $1.4 , < ii1.r,0
roughs , common , $3.f.0fi3.7i ! ; pigs , common tf
' " '
"SIIE'EP VND I.A.MHS I.nmbs. good to extra
choice , $3.60f5.75 : culls , to fnlr , $3.7rS3.00 ; fhpep
choice to selected wethers , 14.25&4.30 ; culls uni
common , $2.503.CO. _
CSOVHIIXSIKXT "WKATIIHII IIMI'OHT
( / IIiiuitlR CniuIKIiiiiN Hint I'rcvnllci
tin r Hut : LiiMt Wl .
WASHINOTON , Aug. 26. The week ending f
n. in. AuguH 23 was warmer than UMial over the
Plateau region and In Ihe Pacliln states , except
along the Immediate coast of cential and north
ern California , where normal temperatme condi
tions prevailed. Except along the liumedlale l''l
clllc eoast the week was unUMially warm In Ihe
dlhtrlrla mimed , the uveruKC dally excess gener
ally raiiKhiK from 6 degiccn to 12 from toutVi
em Ciilltoinla nort.iwuril to llrltlsli Columbia ,
bi-lug greatest o\er Olegon and portions of Idaho
and Wufchlngtun. The wnk alto averaged
slightly Mariner thuu iimal In Norlh Dukotn
and over the Florida penlnmla , and nearly
normal condltlonx pitvnlled along the middle
Atlantic and New England cousin. Tlirnughiiut
the lake region , central vjlluj-B und gulf states ,
and middle and southern Itocky mountain rlopea
the week WIIB cooler than utuul , being decidedly
i-ool In tlu > central valleyB and lakn region ,
where l.io nveiiigit dally leuiieratur | ibflrleney
lanctd from U degrees tn 11 degieei- .
Except In tne weft gulf MateB and FloIda ! ,
where the maximum teniperaluie generiill }
ranged fiom S degrees to ! i dogices , both the
ninxliiium and inlnliiiuin unii I-UIIIIU-H uf the
wick were uiiukiially low In all dlulrlctB c-nnt ot
the Hncky iiiounlulnH. Frum the upper Minis-
Hlppl M.lley to the New England coatl the HUX-
linum leinpiTrttUK's ranged Irom 72 dearies In k ,
and were generally boluw ko d > Krui-ii lu all oilier
dlilrlclB tael uf Ihe Kinky moiiiitiilns. with Ibe
exceptions Ktuteil. The iiiliilniuin U-mpi-iutuieii
from the 17lh to Ihe ? Uh. fn.iii t.ic Ink. ' teglun
houthwestwiird In Inn Hln Orando valley , were
IIH low an any previously recorded during ( ho
M-i'ond decade of AiiKUnt tiliiec- the entiibllsluiient
uf the Weather biiieim liilliin . Mlnlinuiu Iciu-
piratureH ranging from 40 ilegieeB to M occurred
ill the i-ential lti > eky iiuiunlalii reclnn nnd III till
ni 11 he-Ill illntrlcl from the upper Mlt-souil valley
enmuni tu the New England ioiil ;
Very heavy lulus have fallen , durinx the utek
In Ihe gulf Hliitvs , while mole t.mn llm average
iimciint fell over pi/rlloiiB of toutln-in Kaiibiis ,
Okhihoma and Ne\v Mexico , und over limited
un-uH In the . ' .Ilkeoiiri and central Mlvdltfelppl
valleyH and Hjut.ii'in Nw ICnglund. Along the
gulf uni.l ootilli Allimtlc rnatlB und uver Ihe In-
terk.r portions uf Ihe cat ! gulf und noulli Atlantic
sliilen nilnfull ranging fmm l lo c Im-lu-n ou-
cuned. The ivrelt bub , liouuver , been drier than
uruul geitcrully thruughijut 111Cfiilial * tailor ,
luke irglon und un the Atlantic eunrt iuirti : of
South ( 'Hiullnn , with the ixi-iilluii | of nuullitin
New ICngland. Ovtr tht * greater pcrtloiiB of tbe
middle Atlantic ttatia only lltnt i-lnmcri. . In
snmc rretluns Inappieelablr. oriurm ! . nml u\er
eLiiHldrnible area Including p.rll in uf Arkun-
.an , Oklaliuina und miithweiitin Mltmuil there
UUK pii npprrcluhle rdlllflill I'lilTe wux pinell-
cully a tuttil ubkence of ruin In northwestern
Kan ai > . wnitern Nebraska and In all dl'lilctn
HislH'urd of the upper MUsourl valley.
The wrulher condlllonH durliiK Ihe week In Ihe
rtuteH uf thu central vulb-yv , lake reglun. New
Englund. und over the in-airr ; p.ut uf the gulf
and tuiith Atlantic ntuti-s have hcui very unfavorable -
favorable l < > crops , mnre purtlculnrly Hi" Im-
lnrlant btapleji , uurn und rut.on. The ik i ban
been marked by cxctptlonally low teinit-rulurt-i | <
uver Ibe greater purl of the country e.iM ul1 Ilic
Hotky mountain * , with light fro In In the lake
leKlon nd upper Mltulxslppl valley. Drouth
contlnut-H uver | , rknm of the Virginias , N rlM
Carolina , Tcnnetsee , Missouri and B"uthw < tern
Tria > , und In beginning lo be felt In portloni of
Ntbruidta , louu , Illinois , Indiana , and Ohls , whllo
pjrttslve ruins have caused damage ulong the
irulf and uouth Atlantlo coiuti. On the Pacific
coaat and In the Hodiy mountain region the ireek
renr lty fiuvrat.lo. . nlihouith unumullr
wurni In Orfron nnd Wn hinton ,
The pomtlll.in of corn In N ii ! n hn ImrrovrJ ;
In N brn k It In maturlnir nicely ) In Houth
Dokoln u Is lilllnK well , but , an trnftnllr
thmuRlumt the crnlral valleys , H n ril wntm r
. weather to imvlrn maturity l forr frtot. In
I.m-n , Illlnolt , Indlnnn nnd Ohio thr crop , be-
"ldf < utTrrlne th trrrcl * of nbnorirullr cx-ul
i weather , Is Kcnprnlly needing rain.
I lli-neral rnln-t ha\p Improved cotton In TfiaJ ,
exi-ert over jiortlonii of the soiithwrstcm pait
of the H te , where Onmlh cuntlniiH. Ootlon
' nl i > npf.l * rain In Ml * nurl and i-ortlons of Ten
nes eo uml Norllt Cnudlna. but over the Krrater
I'M I of the renttnl nnd e-nMern wctlon of the
cotton belt the crop bn * been seriously Injured
i by oxcrMlve rains , and complaints of runts nml
, sliHlilltiK nre ijulte cenernl , whllo reports uf
rolllns nnrt d.imnne by worm * are numerous.
I 8prlnK wheat harvest continues In northern
Minnesota and In the Dakota * , but has been
|
delayed by local rain * In North Dnkotn. whro
I th < < crop hn ripened Very unevenly , nnd some
of the over-ripe lm been lost. llnrvt-MInc ban
continued , under fax'orntilc condition * . In Oregon
nnd Washington ; II I * \\ell ndvnneed In Oregon
nnd will \tf \ completed In Washington In about
ten day * .
Tidmcoo eutllhH continue * In the mire northerly
tobacco section * . The crop In Krtitucky will bo
shot I. but In Mnnlnml , Pennsylvania , and Ohio
a ( rood crnp I * proml eil , much hnvlng nltfudy
been boused.
Ilul Illlle plowlnc for fall seMltiR hn boon
done In the states of central Mississippi nnd
lower Ohio nnd Ml * utirl vnllevs. but favorable
proKrcs * has been made In Texan. Okmlmmn.
and Knnfa * . nnd generally on the Atlantic co.i t ,
xeept In Virginia.
I'rorln InrKrlN ,
rL'OHIA. Aup. S6.-COHN-lllRhcr ; No ! , 29J.
OATH Plrin : No. Z hllp. SSiic.
WHISKY -Matkel tlrm : $1.21.
UrcElPTS-Corn. W-Mi bus. : oat > . M.RM bu ;
lyt , nonn : whisky. 75 bbl . ; hi-al , l,20v > bun ,
HlIlP.MENTS-Coin. WrVl bu . ; oats. 40.100
bus. ; rye , none : hlsk103 bbl * .
I'-all It I \ iiI'rlnt Cloth Mni'Ucl.
KAI.l , HtVKII. Mas . , \UR 26.The prlnl r'rih '
market Is steady nl 2V. IteHUlsiB for October
and' November delivery 1 OTnl pieces weekly w. in
fold for 2 1116ibut later September de'Uery
Wa * sob ! nt V > * c.
Tolrilo 'Mni-K- | . | . .
JOI.r.no , Aup. M.-\VIU\T Itlgl.rr , \ \ , , k ;
No. 2 ca h. August i > tnl Set < tvmb r 9 < ; c
rOKN Hull and higher ; No. 2 mixed 30'- .
OATS-Actlve ,
4111 Mnrl.cl .
O1J , CITY A u if. 20. Ciedlt linlnnrrn , 71- , pr-
IllleaUs. no bids : shipments. 110,893 Mi'uns ! , ' ,
103,910 bbls.
1'rli't1 of I'l'tUK'r.
I.O.V110N' . AIIB. -PEPPElt-Knlr ; Pineal or *
while , 3 7-16R5 0-1M.
LONDON , Aug. -MANILA IIKMr JCIS.
rriist > x.\i < i'\it vtiii.vi > iis.
J. P. llallnnilnc of rhll.nlclphl.-i ta nt the
Barker.
It. O. Hall of Chlcano Is stopping nt the
Itarlicr.
A. K. Catly of St. Paul arrlvoil In ( lie city
last evening.
J. lllvett nml n. C. WooilrliiK of hlncoln
nro stopping nt the Darker.
W. P. narret has ROHO to Chicago whi'fo
ho will visit friends for n short period.
H. A. Thompson of Thompson , Ilehlen it
Co. . left for the eastern markets last night.
J. W. .Morrison and H. n. Jennings nro
St. JnuIs arrivals registered at the Darker.
MeLclen 1'nrr , mannRer of n law optical
company In Denver , Is In the city on hual-
11038.
Gould Dletz has returned from the went
where ho has been for a few days on busi
ness.
I ) . W. Greene of York , who has been visit.
Ing In this city for a few days , left for Fre
mont last night.
\V. C. Dullard left last night for McCoolt
and other points In tlio Ktate on n buslnctju
trip of 8tver.il days.
MlfK Doris McMflHters. who has been visit
ing friends In Denver for n fortnight , re
turned homo last night.
A. 1. ABKCW. who has been In Kansas
City for n short period on hiiBlncBi , le-
turned home last night.
0. AV. .Mcflcath of the coal department of
the Union Pacific returned homo lust night
from n western buslnoarj trip.
L. M. Hennctt left for Chicago and points
further caot last n'ght ' on a business trip
which will consume several weeks.
Miss Ann Mllward of Lexington , Ky. , Is
expected In this city shortly , where cho will
visit Miss Sadie Damn for a month.
Judge N. D. Jackson , L. L. Dralnard , S.
I ) . Thornton nnd William Campbell , nil of
.Vellgh , were registered nt the Mlllard last
night.
1. C. Van Duron nnd family have returned
from their vlcit In western New York , nnd
nro boarding for the prceent at 2225 Uodgo
street.
Paul McCormick and Henry G. Williams
of DllllngB , extensive cattlemen In Montana ,
arrived In the city yesterday with a ship
ment of stock.
Miss Ura Kelly left last night for Asll-
land on a short visit with friends. She will
also paes several dajv with friends In Lin
coln before returning home. "
Arthur nathbiin and wife , formerly t > f
this city , now of San Francisco , who have
been paraing a fortnight here with friends ,
left for their home lai/t night.
Miss Marie CrouiiBe , daughter of ex-Gov
ernor Crounec , who was brought home from
Colorado on Wc'dnesday quite 111 , Wan re
ported much better last evening.
J.V. . Smith nml wife of Leadvllle , who
have been spending several weeks with
friends In Chicago , were In the city yis-
terday while on their wny to Denver.
George E. Prltcliett and family left lact
night for Utlca , N. Y. , to uttcnd the wed
ding of a niece of Mr. Prltchett'B , They
also expect to pans several weeks In New
York City before returning homo.
Ncbra&kans at the hotels : Gilbert Palmer ,
Deatrlco ; John Harrington , \Vayne ; H. C.
Jackson and V. W. Kenny , sr. , lllalr ;
George P. Palmer , Drokcn 'How ; J.V. . Har
ris , Holdrege ; A. D. Gnble , Hartlngton ; II.
C. Andrews nnd K. G. Hamer , Kewncy ; V.
Armstrong , Elm Creek ; A. Pease , Sidney ;
C. 13. Diirnham , Tlhlen.
At the Mlllard : A. K. Drown , Chicago ; A.
Ilapp , New York ; L. J. Pnpple , New York ;
George II. Uoynton , Davenport ; R W. Lee ,
Chicago ; P. S. Woldenborner , St. Paul ; (1.
Lclsander , DCS Moines ; 1) . C. Welgleln , Mew
Yorkliny Nyc nnd wife , Fremont ; Kd
Kean'e. St. LoulH. ; . K. Webb , Chicago ; II.
A. LingHdorf , ISt. Louis ; E. II. Andrews ,
Kansas City.
l.cini'H Ciiriit-ll for I1 ! va UN I ii M.
CHICAGO , Aug. M. Trof. .lumen A.nines /
of t'ornpll college. lown , linn ncccptcd the
chair of Euro'ioan nml contlnentnl history
nt Northwestern university , Evnimton. Hu
wlK succeed I'rof. Henry StonuclllT , who hii
ro-lgntd1 hlH position to tiiltc up studies In
Europe.
Alli-n Tux I.IMV Inviillil.
IMTTSUUnfi , Aug. 26. The nllcn tux law
was decided unconntltutlonnl today by Judge
AclicMon of the United States court.
I'HH IIKAl/l'Y MAIIKHT.
INSTKH.MKNT8 placvd on record Tlmr
day , AiiKiiBt ii ( , Ifci7 ! :
WAititANTV morcns.
Banih IIowo nml husband to C. H.
WIlllumHon ; lot II , block l.Vi , Rotitli
Omuhii J l.SOO.W
Slary Mnrslmll to Omuhii l > and T
fo , ; KVat IKjxSuO fi-ct In HW'/I lie1 , !
jr.ir-ia lo.noo.oo
I. II .MapeH ami wlf to H. II. Kelm ;
w 20ft lot S ami i-ir , feet lot 7 , block
7 , IIlllBl'lo ailil No. 1 3,00309
MOSCH Gllnsky ami wife to HOK.-I
KnlukofOiy ; n'i ' of ci"i : fcnt lot 7 ,
hlock 1. Kounlzc'H fourth iul < l 1.MXUO
M. K. BcarH mill wife lo I.jdlk
KnuilFon ; lot 5 , block , A. H. I'.it-
rlck'0 ailil
H. A. Allen 'nid luisluiiid to M. 12.
Bchuff ; nH lot 10 , block 3 , Impr.
AHSII 2500
I. 1C. Ht-yiioldB uml wife to Albert
KopiH'iilmver ; lotH 12 . ' 111(1 ( ii : , block
3 , Wukcly'H iiihl. part lotH 7 anil H ,
block 0 , Impr AHSII 2,300. < .0
QIMT C'LAIM DKrcnS.
\V I ! . Warldcll nml wlfii to M. R.
Sclmff ; ni \ lot 10 , block 3 , Impr.
AHSII 1.00
A. 11. OlbBon am ) huxhinil to H. I ) .
HIIIIKH ; lot V , block 2. HogtH and
H'H Eccoml ailil , , 3.00
fihc-rlff to P. K. Van AVIo : c'i lot
3 , block C2 , Omnhu
Total amount of transfers , , V-ll-.MtJ
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1030. Omultu , Neb.
COM1VIISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS ; AND ; STOCKS
< 1IOAUI ) or Tit ADV. .
DlMct wire * to Odcato &nd New Toric ,