THE ' DAILY BEE : SATURDAY" , AFGUST 23 , 1S)7. ! )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bear Combination Onts About a Hicfeel Off
the Price of Wheat.
CORN LOSES A CENT AND OATS A HALF
3'orHirn MnrUef * Are IVcnli nnd Kf-
porlo < > f Ilrnrlllnc l > r Fnrclenen
A * l > i < the Dovrnn'nrd Cnurne
_ rrivlolnii Lower.
CHICAGO , AIIR. ST. Wheat furnlnhed an
other ii nfllon today. This time it was the
bulls who suffered , September closlnc B %
tent * lower 4tid December at a decline oft
Z /t cents after a SCTSlon remarkable for
urnai : tradlnc and extremely violent fluetua
tiftiw. Weak forelBn markets and reports of
rebelling ; by foreiKnom were ostenrfblr the
rea-on for the decline , but there -were plenty
of rumors of a "boar" combination formed
no break the market Corn was al very
turbulent and closed at afcaut 1 cent decline.
Oats - wereweak and declined ' ,4 cent- Pro
visions clew * 1 ] 0 cents lower.
All enthusiasm had apparently leaked out
of holders of wheat at the opening. Liver
pool furnished a very disagreeable surprlro
to them , stHrtlns at iVifiZT * pence lower.
This was entirely unlocked for after yexler-
fla > 's Z rent advance here and It fairly took
the bul'-s * breath away. There was practi
cally no demand for December wheat at the
opening. The consequence waf that It
started at WifrW ) cents , or 3M < 03Ti cents
below yesterday's close , and dropped almost
Instantly to feWi rents. A perfect flood of
wheat wan poured on the market for a few
irSnutes , Including many stop lo s orders.
JJurlnR that time there was an almost tola ;
lark of Iniylnc orders , but they made their
Appearance at W4 cents , and flve minutes
after Uect-mber had rallied to 91 cents. Sep.
lumber wheat was hardly heard of for the
flr-t few minutes In the excitement accom-
imnylng the unloading of December. It was
lullsuf wenk at the Immediate opening ,
however , ptartlnc all the way from 9"ts cents
lo ! . ' 2 cents , or a drop of exactly 1 % cents
from the highest point reached yesterday.
The excitement soon pubslded almost alto
gether , and fluctuations from the extreme
narrowness of tradlnc were frequent and
violent , one or two moderate trades being
FUtllc-lrnt to send the price up or down H
cent of more. That some mysterious * bear
Influence was at work on the market before
the opening was the General opinion. It
wns plated late on ( what was considered re
liable authority that a combination Including
Charles Counwlman and John Cudahy had
been formed to break the alleged bull pool ,
and that the eccentricity of today's market
was due to the manipulations of the new
combine. ChicuKo's receipts were 2G2 cars ,
of which only fourteen were contract. The
quantity token from store was 147.000
bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth received
SZi cars , aRalnsi C74 on the correspxiiialiis
day ot the year before. Atlantic port clear-
nnces ncaln confirmed the penulness of the
European demand for American wheat and
Hour. The equivalent of G50 , < KW bushels was
exported from the principal ports in the
last twenty-four hours. The market was
steadied somewhat by the midday strength
of corn , but became radically weak again
on reports that foreigners were re-Relllng
at the seaboard. December rose to 91 %
cents , but decSined on that to SS4 cents. It
had recovered to SO cents at the. close. Sep
tember sold as high as 9G cents , but closed
at 93 cents.
Corn was very active and Irregular. The
market was badly demoralized at the open
ing on account of the. break In wheat , more
favorable weather and heavy receipts , 1.642
cars. The opening weakness was followed
by a period of considerable strength with
peed country and foreign buying , helped by
drouth damage claims. The market yielded
Inter , however , on heavy liquidation started
by the late decline In wheat and was quite
weak nt the close. A heavy business was
transacted. Cables were hither , charters
were for 1.200.000 bushels. December opened
1 cent lower at XMiTCH cents. It dropped to
314 cents , sold as high as 23 cents and closed
at SSf.'E.'H , cents.
A fairly good business was done in oats.
The opening was weak with everything
else , elevntor selling being conspicuous , and
quite a sharp decline resulted. Part of
this wan subseauently recovered , but the
market nwrnged weak. Receipts amounted
to 451 cars. Charters were for 100,000 buuhel * .
December opened % cent lower at 197 ffi0 ! !
cents , ranged between 20 % cents and 19 %
cents * . The opening break In prices of
wheat and corn caused provisions to start
weak , notwithstanding small receipts of
hogs and a considerable rise in their price
nt the yards The subsequent rise in corn
put the market climbing again , but the de
cline In that cereal later in the day again
produced a selling pressure that lost the
products nil and something more than they
had gained. At the close December pork
was 10 cents lower at SS.37jj , December
lard unchanged at J1.D3 and December ribs
Ii cents lower at Sj.20.
Estimated receipts for Saturday : Wheat ,
220.cars ; corn , 1,730 cars ; oat ? , GTiO cars : hoga ,
14.000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
A.itlcl H. | Opan. I iilsli. i Luvr. I Cluas. TYead'y.
fU.pt. . . no 92 ns
Due . . . DO
May. . . in ) i ; 1)3 W D1H OflJi
Corn
Auc- -
5rpt. . ItUH
Dec. . . .
Way 344
Sept. , . ISM
Dec JOH
Slity 22W-2S
Pork-
f-opt 8 72H s : B 70 g RO 90
Oct. . . . 8-80 HiM 8 77M B 87V , ( IS
" " 15 H07 IS07K
Jjird "l
Pent..1 4 fill 4 BO 4 80 85
Oct. . . . ! > S 4 H3 4 HTl , 85DO
Dec. . . 4 HTti 4 US 4 05
ti-pt . f 70 r as f ) 07 70
Oct. . . 0 00 s uu f ) U2J 70
NO.
CBfch ouotntlonn were ae follows :
ITjOUlt IBnnler , nominally lower ; standard
uprlne iiatentii. J5.23.
\VHUAT No. 2 mirlnc. SS aCc ; No. 2 spring ,
BSIri 'io ; No 2 n > d. KUKtc.
CO1IN No. 2 , 2M1C.
OATS No. 2. Tfi i lSi ; , No. 2 white , 22Vtc ; No.
3 white , 20ls-Un.
Iiyi ! Nu. 2 , 4SHC.
llAIU.Kr N . 2 , nominal ; No. 8 , 323Sc ; No.
4 2W3Dc
n.AXsnET-No , i. si o4H ri.ofl % .
TIMOTHY Bnr.n-l'rlme. t2. 0.
l'IIO1SIONB Menu jwrk. p--r Lbl. . $ S. 3ff8.8j.
lTrd per 1W ) Hm. tl.ftsl Phnrt rilw Bides ( IcKiseJ ,
K.VUlil.Wi 'dry Halted nhoulde ( boxed ) , CViS'SHrc ' ;
ulmrt elear slde ( boxed ) , C'n V o.
\VI11SICY Dlftlliem' llnlthed coods. per eal. ,
lout. JE.S4 : granulated.
On Ihe Produee exehnnce todav the huttei
nmtlirl was sternly ; creumerlen , IS&lBHc ; dair > ' ,
BJil c ; Hieet-e. Heady ul 8i4trac : ecca. frenh ,
ir. > K- ll 'i' poultry , lirm ; turk y . ViflOc ; chlcli-
fun , Su ; mil-Hits. * 1 * ' ' ; au sk&kbc. .
ft3W YOHIC CJICMCUAl , SIAHICUT ,
of tlir Dny on Grnrrul
NEW TOIIK , Aug. FLOUn-Recelptu , 19. .
S l libls. i exiioru11. . MS bblr. Mnrkei weak end
lower tn Bell , with lirfeU In irheat ; Mlnnenotii
patrnU , Ji.WicG.W' : Mlnneiujta tinkers , t4.40fj4.Cj
winter jmlentg , 5JSif6.C5 ; winter rtr ltht . Ji.K (
< . , H , ; v. Intel vxtrk. , K.KG4.CO. Itye Hour , firm ;
fancy. .25O2.CT.
COUN MKAL Quiet ; yellow western , 71C.
IIYB Weak. No. 2 wcilern , KViC.
JIAIIUSV Kakler at 3IC.
11AKL.UV MA1.T Dull ; wertern , 4SSrSSc.
WHKAT lleoriptB. 113.175 bu. ; eipmtH. W.iK
Im. , fl > ot. weak. No. t red. J1.0H4tri.fll\ .
Options opened weak , under dUarimlnUiic IJver.
rtioi calilfH , advanced with corn , weakened
ucdtn under llguldatlun. Imt tlnully rallied ot
iinrrlnc. And cloned S'j.fHVtc net lower ; No. !
rel. AucuKt. clo ed at Ji.0 i , September. S7S6
> .r. rlotlne at US'/ic.
COIIS Ilerelpts , ll'.tK liu. ; exi > ort , 22.SS.
liu. ; rpot , quiet ; No. 2 , S Vc. Optlune npenec
cuiler with wheat , recovered on active buylni
ml bud crop reporti , but told on" opuln undei
roalUlnc. and clu > ed miAc net lower : Aueun
ringed at ! 5Hc ; September , 35&5C , cloclng a it
Si = r
OATS Ilecelpt , 211.200 bu. : exporta , 50.647 bu.
Fput , razler. No. 2 , S\c. Optlon > dull am
easier , with corn at Ho net decline ; Beptectber
234ttr:4r , clculnc at 22\c. October cloaed at ! 4c
HAY Weak ; hlpulnc , 4it/5 c. coed to choln
GbttTOc.
HOPS Study.
HIPCK rirm , Oalveston. KfflUci Bueno
Ayre . IVe : Texni UVfilJiCalifornia , Uc.
L.V3ATHEH Finn ; hemlwk imlii , Bueno
Avren. lleht to heavy wutctua. 19S2DC.
lUTTCH-necelptB. S.fiM pki . ; market firm
vrttern creamer } ' . l919c ; lrlr. ! , lie ; factor } '
CHEESE Receipt * , I.W pVpa. . market
Urse , white Wc ; mall. white , M.C ; lare * '
rolurrd , We , until , colored , Vic ; part aklnu , IV
0 < Vc ; full fcUlmi , SVs64c
HGCIS Ilecflpta , t.7z : pks . : market firm ; t t
and penntylvanla. 17lt > c. utern. 17c.
l-nOVlSIONS-neur. firm family , t 00310 00
lira men , > UOTt.Mbeef ham > , rr iC , parket
Jl.MS8.60. Cut meati. flrrn , plrfclrd belllM
ntr e ; pickled thpuldan , etr5i r plckl d hami
firm , weitrrn ateua. U.Ji , r
drift. ie r Tnrk , ( t * 4.T. old tnm. tl.X.
TAt.UOW T > uJl
nil s Cnttotw d. trSr. prlmi > ynimr. JMJ
MVPetririmm. . dull ; I'rnnrlrtil crude , tie
nnrkt ; nfnntnaflr. Sbr. Tnientm . autrt at
RITrtrni : ltr tt > cxtm , 4Hgf'4c ' ; Japan.
M < UASKrnnn : New Orlesn * . open fertile.
IfOOfltO CrlfrtC t JWfWC.
MKTALplc Iron , doll , Mmthern , t .7 rlt. i ,
northern. tlO.X9tt.2a. Copper. Heady : " '
price , lli.S. exchanc ? price. JlUfcSlLSfc.
MTOTR ; broK "mprice. . 11.60 ; enhance , , , i.
J4.W4J4.W. Tin. flnner. Mnrttn , tW.W9B.SO.
- lat , dull. Brxlter , quiet at t.5 04.2i.
COTTHX MARKKTS.
lenr Par-tor * In Control nnd l'rlce
limp Kxrrpl fur Ancn f.
NEW YORK , Auc 27. The bear factor * had
ilnci pretty mnch the4r own war today In the
cotton market. Gables indicated a * ) uccth mar.
for future * at Ltverpml. while erop accounts
were penerally irtwfl tip us lieartnh and Prop etl-
trad an expn4tnc tentfenry that pmpor-
Innately increased th rtntngf at the BhortB and I
1 to cuf 4den > Me buittnevi In the way of pyt-
tnc not Hdditlonal line * nn the liear arae of the :
oorant. There wan a dlfir ltlon to Icnore the >
" ' pcmfllrtlnc ; cmM-ncter of crop reports
rom Atlantic sectlnnt and the cult Male * , the ,
. . . of which was le i favoniWe. The mari i
wt otiened easy at a decline of 4 < J6 points ,
decllwd MK points on the more active
multlon * . or 6 T7 i .lm from the tii > prices of
he mornlnc Th * l * M point of the i e * lon waf
eacbed JUKI b fore noon. tHit at bent tbe market
wa * f5 prtnt * under j-eMerdny'ii clostnr exci it
or Aueunt. which at liest h"wed an advance
f T. points and Septeml . which reached 17.17.
offt night's cloning : flcure. In the afterni-on the
market was weak and unwttled. olotHnc ea y.
utruxt SfM point * hicher and other man'hs MflO
flnti > Inner. Future * cloned easy : January.
6.M : Felminry , JC.S7 : May. tC.Sn Aurnst. J6.99 ; '
, ! . . . . : . _ . 7.S1 ; lH-ti > br , C. ! . November. G.t :
Decml . K..80. St t clop-d dull ; mlddtlnc up-
and . B lioee. mlddllns. cult. S&-lGc. mlddllnc.
1-lBc. net i eelptu , none , cniss. 2.1UO l > al" .
nrwarded. M7 bales , sales. 214 bales , all
Rplnnern , Ftock. I7.23T. bdlrn. Weekly : Net re
ceipts 4 baled , cross , 9.ffi bales. exj ort * to
Oreat Britain , 1.2C2 b les ; exports to France. |
"JO balex : * ales. 3,718 bales ; ? plnn m. 1 119 bales '
extwrts to the continent. E.693 bales ; forwarded , ,
.K7 bales. Total today : Net receipts. B.C1B '
ialen : export * tn Great Ilritaln. D < l bales : ex. ;
ports to France. SO bales , exports to the con *
Inent. F * bales ; stock. 7S.61J biles. Tonsoll- l
datwj : Net receipts 22,704 bales : exports tn
Oreat Ilritaln. 7 , < JiS ! bales exportu to Fr nre 223
wlef. extwrtJi to the continent. J0.2S2 bntt-s
Total since September 1 Net receipts. 6 ire PT3
iRlesi exports to Great Rritaln. 3,01u.ni > bales ,
exports to France , 701.195 baled ; exports to the ,
continent. t.l'S.TM liale ! > ; channel , C.4S1 bales.
Potul net receipts of cotton at nil ports 9lnc , i
September 1 , IkM : Oalveston. 1.364.378 bales , I
< ew Orleans , 2,112. ( ' bales ; Mobile. 003 4IS ,
mles S annah. F43.23S bales : Charleston. S 9 , .
CS4 bales , WIlmlnBton , 2 .C7 : bales. Norfollc.
7M.S72 baleHaltimore , W1.723 bale ? : New York ,
108.SC2 bale J ItOBton. 1C2.I > r l hales : Newport ;
S'ews , Va. P.707 bales ; Pnlladelphlo , 52.K1 halef
West Point. VA. . r,0 bales llrunswlck. 12r. 1C1 '
bales. Texas City. 04.248 bales. Pensacola. C.ffli i
Mies : Port Royal , 73.B22 bales ; total. C.C7S.09J |
LIVERPOOL. Aue. 27 COTTON Spot , llpht '
demand , prlceit lower ; AmtrlP n tnlldllnc fair.
417-3d. coed mlddllnc. 4 IV-lCd ; American mid-
(11 Inc. 4f 32 < l , low mlddllnc , 4 l-3d coed
ordinary. 3 2i32d ; ordinary. 3 23-2M. The sale *
of the day were C.OdO l > ales. of which 1.000 tiales
were for Peculation and export nnd Included
4.900 American. Receipts. 200 bales , all Amer
ican. Futures opened quiet , with a moderate
demand and cloned quiet but steady ; American
mlddllnc L. M. C. . Aucust. 4 4-041 , sellers :
Aucust and September. 4d. sellers : September
and October. 3 &S-G4d , buyers : October and No-
vember. 3 Ah-Md. buyers ; November nnd I ) cem
ber. 1 4S-R40S 47-C4d , sellers ; December and Jan.
uary. 24-Md , buyers January and February ,
3 4r.-f.4d. buyers : February and March. 3 4S-C4O
3 4t-C4d buyers. March and April. 3 46-MO
3 47-G4d. value. ; April and May 3 47-G4@3 4R-Md.
B-llers. May and June. 3 4B-C403 464d. . sellersi
September , 4d ,
NEW ORLEANS. Auc. 27. COTTON Quiet ,
steady , mlddllnc ordinary , t 3-lSc ; low middling ,
GTc , mlddllnc. 7 3-lGo ; coed mlddllnc. 31-lBc ;
middllnc fair. T ic. receipts , 5.0S1 bales : stock.
12.017 bnleK Oon olldated statement : Net re
ceipt * . 32.704 bales : exports to Great Britain.
7,098 bales , export * to France. 223 bales ; exporto
to the continent. 10.232 bales : stock. 73.C13 bales.
Futures pieady : salen. 2fi,900 bales ; Aucust.
nominal : September. JG.71E6.73 October , SC r.2 |
6.S3 : November , jr.C2E 53 ; December. JC ra
6.55 > _ jRnuary , tC.S.M , FJbruary. JC.SBSC.59 ;
March. SC.Ciat.C2 : April. SG.64fK.Gu.
MEMPHIS. Auc. 27. COTTON Firm : mid-
< lllnc. 77-ir < : receipts. 111 bales shipments. CSt
bales , stock 3.764 bales ; sales , none.
ST. LOUIS , Auc. 27. COTTON Steady ; salea ,
13 bales ; mlddllnc , 711-lCc ; receipts. 100 bales ;
shipments , 717 bales ; stock , 7.SCI bales.
OMAHA GCMSRAL. 31ARICETS.
Contlltltm of Trndp and Qnotations
nn Stnplr and Fnncr Produce.
EGGS Good stock. ISe.
BUTTER Common to fair. G@6Hc ; choice to
fancy , ICSflSr : separator creamery , IBc ; cath-
cred croamerj' , 14Bir.c-
VEAL Cliolce lat. SO to 120 Ibi. , cfuoted at 88
5c ; laree and course. 4S5c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. So , ; cocks > 2ft4c ; sprlne
chickens , per lb. , SffSc : ducks , 6c : turkeys , CSc
PIGEONS Live "ISSOc ; oead pigeon * not
wonted.
HAY tTpland. . : midland. KM ; lowland ,
J4.00 : rj'e straw , J1.50 ; color makes the price on
hay ; llcht bales tell the best , only top cruder
brine top prices.
BROOMCORN Extremely Blow sales new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice creen eelf-
worklnc cerpet per lb. , 252i4c : choice creen ,
runninc to hurl. 2 24" : mrnmon , IHc.
VEGETABLES.
CANTALOt'PES Per doz. . SOSffOe.
TOMATOEP-Per half bu. basket. BOg-COc.
ONIONS Per hu. . TSSSJc. '
LIMA BEANS Per lb. , Sc
BIJANS Hand-picked na\T. per bu. . $1.50.
CAI3BAGlHoine crown. lUc.
POT A TO HP Per bu _ new Me.
"WATERMELONS Crated , per dor. . Jl.755r2.00.
FRUITS.
AI'PLES Per bbl. , Xl.KSI.K.
JCATIA'E PLUMS Per basket , 2L040C
GRAPES California. U.2581M.
SOUTHERN PEACHES Per H bu. . COi COe.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per case. Crawfords ,
. .
CALIFORNIA PEARS Bartlett. per case J2.-00 ;
Ituei-re Hnrdj'n tl.50.
CALIFORNIA PLVMS Per case. J1.00@1.2S.
HOME GROWN GRAPES Per basket , ISglSc.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Medlterranean sweets. J4.
LEMONS Mraslnan , J4.6oei.00 ; choice Califor
nia. J4.
BANANAS Choice laree stock , per bunch.
J2.00ff2.23 ; medlum-slxBd hunches. Jl.SO@2.flO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. . laree
size , lie ; ararlls , per In. , luc ; Encllah watoum
per lb. . fancy , soft shell. 12Smc ! , standards , 10 ®
lie , illberts. per ID. , lUc : pecans , pollsned large.
9aiOc ; jnmbo. lISKc ; large hicisory nuts , JL2i >
per bU. ; CORUIinuUi , 4"-iC fi-rn ,
FIGS Imported fancy 4 crown , 20-Ib. boxes.
12c ; I crown , 60-Ib. boxes. 13S14C.
HONEY Choice. HSfKc.
CIDER CUrllled Juice , per half bbl. . f ? * : Her
bbl. . J4.00&4.23.
. MAPLE Sl'P.UP-Flve-saL cans , each. J2.2S ;
Bal. cans , pure , per floz. , J12.00 ; balf-caL cans ,
JC.23 ; quart cans , KM :
St. I.oulti f.rnfrnl MnrkeiH.
ST. LOI'IS , Auc 27. FLOUR-Unsettled and
easy : patents. J3.lt. straltrhts , J4.Kfi4.75 ; clear.
M.l5Qr .3i ( ; mfdlum , J3.C083.-SO.
WHEAT t'nwtiled and lower , clnslnc with
AuKUnt at 4V , Septemlier. 4 , e. December. 4S-
4VjC. and May. 4ic under yesterday. December ,
the active month , oppned 2S.O lower , cloning ; with
buyers at Sc above the Iwttom. Weak cables
and hnmmerliLC by the hears cuuwd Uie decline
flpot , lawer : No. 2 red cash , elevator. 93Hc bid ;
truck , B3isSr97c ; No. 2 hard cnsh. ! iOC 3c ; Aucust ,
U3Uc ; Sc-pieinber , 'J3' t ; December , 2ic : May ,
StVrc bid.
CORN Futuren broke with wheat early and
declined V to "ic. became steady and recov
ered , hut later went off acaln and closed ne/ir
the bottnm and 7 c to Ic below yesterday ; spot ,
H'endv ' No. 2 fash , 27Hc bid : September , 27&c ;
Dwember. 20H&2914C : May. S2"ic.
OATS Futures followed wheat and corn ; clos-
Ine frnctlunK lower with but little tradlnc dnne ;
Kput ulwi loiver. No. 2 cnfh , elevator , IkVic bid :
track. 21 < ; No. 2 white. September , 19ic ! bid ;
Urn-ember 20Ue bid. May. 22 ! c nuked.
RYE Firm at HJ4c track.
H A KLEV Nominal.
C-OUNMEAL Firm ; Jl.eosiilS.
nilAN Firm ; hacked , eact truck , SDc ; mill , COc ;
Fill lit. Kit-
HAY Timothy Improved in tone ; JO.OOS9.23 ;
prairie , firm JC.OBe7.oa
HTTTER-Steadr creamerlUfflSiic ; dairy.
loair- %
KOGR Lower ; ll'ic
POULTRY Chickens : ftrm : old hens. Cc :
sprtnia , , fcc ; ( tucks , rprtnes , Cc ; Reeie , snrlnen ,
5e. tiirKeji , . H > rtnc' S@9c.
WHISKY J1.21.
roTTONTl Bi * l.'nchancfd.
IIAGGING t'nchineed.
METAI > i-Ixuid , hlflitr. K.KQ4M. Spelter ,
better H 13.
I'ROVlSlONf Pork , unchanced : standard
mei > s , jnhblnc , J" M new , Ji.60 old. Lard , weaken
prime Meam J4.Ci ; choice. J4.C7HBacon , extra
short clear nnd rlha ( boxed lots ) . SG.SO ; hbottH ,
JC.CI'i Dry ( alt meats. > boulder ( boxed ) . J5.2J ;
rxtru abort clear. J6 ; ribc. JC ; thnrts. JC.12H
HBCEHTP-Klour. 7.WO bbls. ; wheat. K.W * bu. :
corn. 7 . ( i"i bu. . oats. 4MCO bu.
611 tPMKVTKFlour. . C.OOO bblnheat. ; . El.OW
bu. ; corn. 4COUO bu. ; oati , 40,140 bu.
1 -Mlirkctlt.
NEW YORK. Auc 27 COFFEE Optlona
opened steady at unchanged -prices to a decline
nf B pnlntK , turned w k under local liquidation ,
buyen checked by free Brazilian receipts , email
warehouse deliveries and lauk nf outside sui .
port. Foreicn cablet , dleappointlne. Closed
barely Meady net unehanced to 10 point ! lower.
Sales , SG7SO baps. Inrludlne : Septemlx-r .
C.M , OHober * G.SPC Si Pecemlier tt.BOiifi.K5 ;
January > C W : March , CT 10fa" 16 : Mar. IT 1'Otf
7.2S. StMit iiiffre Rio market quiet : No. 7 In *
volet , J7 , No. 7 Jobblnc , J7.SO. Mild , aulet Cff-
, dovu , JlC.W'iilC.t * . Total warehouse deliveries
from tbe Vnlted Stateii. 12.321 bags. Including
11.C3 linen from New York : New Tork clock
today. 373.797 bac . United States Mark. 4G316 !
LUKI afloat for the United Htstet. 127.000 b ei.
total rlMble supply for the Unlled States. 7' > 0r.
ICi bam. acalnst 4S7.2CO bac * last year and ttO. .
CS bact tn Uil
HAVRE , Auir. 'ft COFFEE nosed quiet at a
j net dwllne of , f. tales , 14.UOO baeo.
SANTOS , Aug. 27-COFFEE Steady , BOO *
' I average Sun tin. C.1W ttis- receipts , 37. UK ) bacs ;
mock. 76tOKi baet.
Auc -COFFEE Opened i pft
lower , closed ut a net lo of W&H pfE. ; Laics ,
14.000 bad.
RIO UE JANEIRO , AUK. 27 COFFKE In.
reeulac. but undertone quit * , nrra. owrinc to
. lower txcli&nce. No. 7 Rio. 7.950 rcls , exchance.
, ' tUd rrcelpti. ] . * < bam , cleared fnr the United
Statei , 6000 ban cleared for Europa. 10.000
stock. 111.000
BUSINESS CAINS STEADILY
All Speculative Intererti Hare to Take
Second
MANY MANUFACTORIES STATTIN3 UP
Crop I'rciKprctH Inillrntr nn Ample
Snpplj- the Hrrnt Slnplm Cn-
Rlnii llrportii All
Aluni : tbr Lin p.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27-n. O. Dun & Co. .
in their Weekly Ilevlew of Trade , temerrow
will say :
Speculative markets Itave their turns of re r-
tlon. but buftmem has none thin wnern. palnlnp
wnh a Kteadlnem which I * most rmttfylnR The
ntttrttnc of wjrks. increase In hand * employed ,
advance In wages and Ih prices of pmductn n < J
the heavy jiio\-etnent of crops are f ct > l > ef re
which all Kpei-ulaUve Influences have to bow. Tne
Week's dlppate-he mentkm dUteen Iron work *
which have started against one cKHrinc , Btleen
wu * > len works Btertlnc. and K > in many other ,
bmnrties. while many mare work * have in-
ereuied waces. While there thine * i-cmHnue
with craln rising and ( mine aKrtutd tn < > n rmnu I
quantities money markets have tenmm for i
ulwundlnc confidence and speculative markets i
for strength Prop prospects are contradictory ,
n * usual , at such a time , but It Is noteworthy
that nunn of them indicate. anythlnE less Uian
an ample supply of the great maples.
Wheat rose over G cents Saturday , with ex-
-ncKi > mlfd report * of Injury , fell nearly 8 cents ,
advanced 4 cents and then declined sharply ,
cloRlnc 1 cent lower fnr the week. That Rome
harm wan done to pprinc 'wheat In three slater ;
appears , but no accounts entitle to a l ellef
that the yield will tie below 5IO.w : l" bushels ,
which will be 25.OXI.tKio larger than any other
J-eur except that of USL. In finite of emit luck
of care , wheat receipts -were 4149.SS9 bushels
for the week and fcir four weeks in , ! > wTO bushels .
ncnlnst 4.Ki .l > 47 lust year , and at Atlantic ports.
exports , flour Included , Ihnuch somewhat checked
by hicher prices , were 5&f ,3&i bunhels for the
week , acalnst 2.297.S1B last year and for four
weeks 13.3S7.CS7 bushels , against 7.310.177 lout
year. Receipts of com bear otronc tetimnny lethe
the seriousness of forelcn needs. Ix-lnc 6.MU.144
bushels for the week nealnst 2KI3.S1H last year ,
and Atlantic exports in four weeks have been
10.4CC.47S bushels ncalnst C.G17.110 lost year. The
price rose 3 } * cents for the week
Sympathy with other markets , rather than re
ports of Injury , which capable authorities deem
not Important , accounts for 3-1C ol a eent iid-
vance In cotton. But the mills are renumlnc
work with a rush and will require heavy sup
plies of material to meet the laree demand for
Roods , which have advanced the prices of many.
A C"neral replenishment of stocks by dealers
will call for heavy additional supplies. The WHO ]
market also reflects In Rreater strencUi and
further advance In nome crudes , the heavy buy
Inc of woolens , which lias set many mills tn
work nlcht nnd day and cause makers of
many crudes to withdraw them entirely from
the market. But while the mills have been
somewhat more. mo t of them hold larpe stocks
and the tradlne has been mainly speculative beAt -
At Ian ttm demand has no far overtaken the
capacity of the Iron works that prices are crow-
inc Htroncer. bessemer and crey lorue beinc - >
cent * hlchT at Plttsbure and pic Iron In eastern
markets BF much stroncer because rebates and
concessions ore stopped Billets are Jl per ton
hicher. structural ancles. lr and plates about
as much ; rods , J1.50 and JM.OO. and wire nails
6 cents per kec blcher. The demand Is nlso
heavy for merchant pipe and eteel and heats are
very active. The advance In Iron and steel
prices avcrace 2.7 p-r cent for the week. Bujlnc
of ore continues heavy. EW,00 toni. in two weeks
at Cleveland , and amonc the u-on works start-
inc are four more turnace * . While tin Is euker
nt 1375 cents , -with larRe arrtvalB. copper Is held
at 11 % centii for lake by laree orders and de
liveries and l-a Is scarcely obtainable below t
cents , sales havlnc been hean' . " ' "n.f'1" " ' '
coke works Increased the output to 123.C14 tons
for the w <
Hides ar
fo ? the correspondlnc week since IS3- .
ures for the week have l-en S In the
ed lutes , amtnst 28R last year and 34 in
Canada , ocalnfet 23 lost year.
AVEEICIT CLEAIUXG HOCSC TOT VLS.
of HuMuen TrunKnctlonM
of tinKHOcIat < * < l Iliinlc * .
NEW YORK , Aug. 27. The following
table , complied by Bradstreefs , shows the
bank clearings at eighty-st-ven cities for the
week ending August 20 , with the percentages
of increase and decrease as compared wlih
the corresponding week , last year :
GEXEKAL SITUATION IMI'HOVES
There U Little in Stifiit tn Cluuil tin-
ItlixIncHi , Outlook.
NEW TOIIK , Aug. IT. Bradstreets to-
rnorrow will Bay :
The general trade iltuation cciitlnuek to Im
prove , und culdc from the unneces arlly pro-
Ions strike of the soft coal miners , there Is
little In xtcht to cloud the outlook
The feature of tbe week . | k Uie advance In
prices of almost all leadlnc staples , bcelnnlne
w llh an upward movement & 1) alone the line In
Iron and Heel Steel billet * are now Jl.M above
the lowest flKUrek barn ll-fi'i. rods IS and pistes
Jl. Ilestemer plK Iron Is up 25 cents and foun
dry a ! lke amount. Southern Iron * ureery
strone on a continued active export movement
Where wire mills have not iidvanced prices
they have wltti'lrawn quotations. Some western
teel mllU are mid up to January 1. with Ue
< temand for earlier dellverlM from fuinsces than
had been airnncpd for ere quite fclcnlflcant.
Lead tno. m > I ftt coal are litchtr a Is
wtieat. nolwltlu-lendlng one or tno reaotiona.
Ilradntroet's palntk out that the KutUtiiV ] > Of | .
tlon of wheat l the tronsee > t known mce the
United States became a connlderable uxporter ,
and thaf Us prices , h well u tnat fur biead l
likely to materially exceed the prewnt week's
advance. Followtnc that for wheat prices ere
hlclier for flour , corn , outt. lard , potatoei , but
ter , cRes. beunt , cheese leaf lobac-o , wool and
Ihe stork Advances for leatner. hides , lumber
and llnreed nil are also reported.
Cotton , wbloli l up S-1C of a cent reports
th * smallest world's flock for Beven yearn jiuat
at thl > period , an Imiiroved tone and hicher
nrte lor the manufactured product.
In spllr of crop damage , the tendency of es
timates U toward tht larcmt total yield on
record , but with probabilities 'favorinc murli
better prlrt > tLan these obtained for tht crop
of 14 . t i OJT'vm ft w-Lh wan
t' > l"S
Advance * are also hptne asVr4 for reirers
nf woolen fmrtf M tnltlo , bat print cl 'ih
pelmitmni and su r r unrhan f fnr th *
wrHs. w.il > ITOTII Igif-Jfort * ' * i Hrtitty h > w r than
a wwk itco No
of n irty aH Ie"ne
h M > brrn vifrtwrped wltMn & week for
RMiiy y r .
WTJwtit export * * r of Inrce rolume , acsrr-
p Mnir ( wlwat at3MTUrar an wh U. t.4IB.M (
Inwhwln fw ) h * wWk. a ncirtmit H.J1S.S03
huxhfls last wr-k. JLiSl.HM bushels lat year.
1.S71.K7 b h l In tW week two j-p ni co
> 42ii. ti tns h > lii ln-ttH. and . .OM.S-K ) Imserts tn
the t ( rrrnwndtnc < ' < lk of 1B , With the ex-
fg'ttuit ( ef last w.1 ! * ihlrek' > rnlpm rt try
the lar ; r Mtrc * ) toe.llilnl w k of Sept ml > r.
1 M l\rn exports Jhow a cnnHdrralile fnlHriR
nS. tx-lni ; l.I.4i7 ( ! ' 'trtirtfK. nctilnrt S.C > .l > 3o
liu h ls IM week 1 610 K * bunhels a ytttt ac '
1.184. 5 bartifls in lr llSOtt > buehels in 1 1M. and
l.i lee bunhrto In ] < m.
There atr IH > 1 bunnw * failures reported
thrt'uehwut the I'Hllert. States thl * week , against
2K lest week. * > i Trar tro and 1 * twd years
spn. IK thire ycari CD and SW In the like
week in IMC.
ttiviK\v or run STOCK MAHICJCT.
.Spvrlilntlon ix > lnrUcl \iy n IlnlllnU
Vnilfrtonr.
XETTOnK. . Auc.17 Bradrtreet's re
view tomorrow of the stock market will
stay :
While cenMdpraMy ln ftrtlvr- and Influenceil
by Irrecutar re ctlon tendencies , fpeculatlon
this week hfi * p ntlnu ! to how a rontlnm-d
bullish undertone S < me of Uie leadmc west-
trn tallnay stocks eased oft In price , but there
l s been tin upward movement In special stocks ,
that In Neiv Tork Central belnc the most con-
uplcuous. On Friday there was a renewed
rertlM ) of ceneral strrnRth. The halt In the
market Is In the main attributed to reports that
the quallt.v of tpilnc wheat Is twor and involves
a virtual deficiency In the yield , while the cold
Troathrr at the w st. with reports that corn
was not maturing wns n-carded us a matter
of ronMdernblp tmtrortance.
Throughout Uie week , howmer. the stocks
have been purchased frcrly at declines , and
while the excited public buying of u fortnlcht
or i o back IIHS disappeared , ts < - outside Inter
est In the market Is reasonably good , nnd com-
TilMlon houses report the execution of a palls-
'actnry amount of orders. The very favorable
eal nines reported hy a numlwr of leadlnc roads
'or the pecond and third weeks of .Aucust create
a decided bullish Impression. Th Improvement
n huElne ? * Is also noted with satlFfaction , and
erjieclally Ui tietter tendencies appuirins In
: he. Iron ixnd steel Induftries.
STOCKS AMI IIO.\DS.
I Confidence In llnnlnc ( k Sit-
itntloii StnrtN Stork * Upward.
NEW YORK. Auc. 27. Today's market was
stronc throughout and the upward tendency of
prices wns practically uninterrupted liy reac
tions. Anythlnc like a recession in Uie bids
for stocks elicited no offerings and led to a luh
in the activity , which soon cave place to re
newed buying and a higher le\-el of prices. Many
Inactive stocks were sought out and moved Iti
the market , all at notable cnlns The market
even touched some of the extremely low-priced
discarded Issues. The rtrencth of the market
was evidently based on a renewal of full con
fidence In the improving tendency of general
business. Some of the railroads -are making
record earnings. anJ all arc showing Increased
earnings. Fuller reports of sume western grain
carrying roads show that the total Improvement
tn their burtnets is due in larger part to th * ,
movement of general merchandise westward than
to the movement of grain eastward , and thl
Is taken as an important Index of the improve ,
ment In reneral business. The continued euho
in the money market In rlew of those evidences
uf awakening Industry causes surprise , but
cheap money is an Incentive to speculation. The
break In craln was regarded In the stook mar
ket a proving the safety and abundance of the
grain crops and incite ; } ppeclal activity in thft
grancer shores. Hock Island took the lead in
the croup and moved up S points net dur
ing the day. Burlington pained over t ,
point and St. Paul a point. Chlcagn
Great We-rtern lagged and fell off a ,
fraction. The coalers were the exception to the
buoyancy In the list and declined a fraction.
MlHsjurl Pacific was active and ngcressrrcly
strong all day nnd gained 1 4 per cent net.
Southern preferrol was * also prominent , with an
advance of IK. { Pennsylvania , was dealt In on
the exchange for' thg first time for a lone time
at 111 % . Colorado FnM and Tennessee Coal rose
ever a point durlng'-the day. Of the Inactive
list Clelond. . Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Paul
oold at 6 points n-er yesterday's bid price. The
common stock also 3vanc a point. Baltimore
& Ohio gained JH. Laclrde Gas showed a net
caln of 24 , MetropnlftHn Traction 2 % . Manhat
tan H , National , Stttrcb second preferred , 8 ;
New "York , Chirac jjc . .St. Louis and New ) Yoilc.
Chlcaco & . St. Lonls preferred , each over n point ,
and Qreat Northern 'preferred Si. Stocks of
local gas compaiilesi-were. all strong on talk of
consolidation. Ontario v& Western was active
and gained A. Northwestern preferred was con
spicuous for a loss qf 2 points Just ct the close.
The benS Tnarkt-t won active and higher. Total
sales. .12,772,000. Oowirnment 4s were U and Is
* tfC higher. i- _ j ; >
The EvenlngTtost'a , London financial cable
gram says : The.Bjock markets were Irny ilan
today. The tone * -wa % good on the whole , but
dearer- money ocitt aW drag "f n investment in
stocks. Th policy . - cfthe Bank of England -Ul-
rectors , as Indicate J > y recent bank returns. Is
now teillnr on the market. Money was In good
demand today and the bank has probably lonn J
m-er 800 000 to the market. Ontarios were es
.peclally In demand. There Is moderate buyinc
here , out it will soon stop unless the New York
market leads. South American and foreign
stocks -were good. Greeks were better oa Premier
Salisbury's expressed l > ellef that n lonn of
4MH.Oft > can easllv lit arranged subject to
foreign control of Greek finances. Knfflr ? were
better en Cape buyinc. Silver WBB IveUfy on re
ports that the United States has oversold lor
immediate delivery- Paris markets were buoyant
on the Russian alliance and the Berlin market
was dull. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks at the New York excbang *
today :
AtchlHon l. . * | dopfrt 13Hi
dopfd : iS iSt. Paul fU
lialtlmo-ek Ohio. . l ( > 4i do pfd. . . „ 14S
Canada Pacific . 7TI St. P. i Om. _ "eH :
Canada flouthera . SH ! < do pfd 143
Central PaolBc ISk St. P. M. i M 122
Chs. . .tOhlo . 44iSo. Pacific 20
Chlcaco k Alton 1UD ISO. Eallvray 11 ? {
C..H.&Q „ . . . 07 | do pfd 30
O.&E. 1 4SI ; Texas A Pacific. . . 1SH
C.C. C. & St. L. . . . . SSJjIUulon Pacific 17M1
_ dppld. . , . . - . - 82.D.P.D.G . Bt
l. iHudnon 117 < Wabash 8U
DolL.fc W .102 no pfd : n
Dm.fc-ttloG' Wheel. * L. E 2
do pfd. . . 4"i < dopfd 11J *
Erie ( now ) 17JijAdaai Er. J.S4
Erie 1st pfd 41 HI American Er , .115Ji
Pt Wavn 170 United States Ex44 ;
GreatNortueT-npfd.lSO | WellsFanro Ex.-IDS
Uxiclriuc Valley. . , . 5 A. Cot. Oil UHJi
nUnolBCcntria. . . . IOOHdopfd \ „ 73
Lake Erie it W. . . . Kit , lAtn'n Spirits 14
dopfd ' 70 do ptd 3'JH
LaltHShorp 170 Am. Tobacco Hl-i
LoulBvllle&Nasu. tiJH dopfd Ill
Manhattan L _ 1 DO ! * IChlcuro Gas 10'Hi
5et.Traction ! lil ! ( 'Con Gii 18s
Mlcblpan Central. . 107 I Com. Cable Co 17.i
Mlnu.i-St , L 2fti ! Col. P. A ; Iron . 21
dolbtpfd H7 dopfd . 8
Mo.PaclQc , . . .I * Gen. Elnetrio . S'
MobiloiOhlo. . . . . . : ii ! .
Mo.K. iT 15H LaClmlu GaR . 44 Mi
do pfd 33 Lsad . „ -
Now Alb. 4 Chi. . . . 1 V do pW .
_ - , _ „ . " 'x < Nat. Lin. Oil . 21
N.J. Central . US H Pacific Mat ! .
N. V.Central . lli : < lPiillmnii | Pal . 174
N.Y. Cht-.tSUL. . . injiisllverCorUtleatuB. . r.lM
dolHt pfd . 7Ti IStatia.P.opB i T. . . . 71i
doidpfd . 4 ( ) 'Suciir . 14HH
JJorlolk i Yvwaturn 13 I do pld . . . . - . . . .llS'l
No. Amur. Co. . . . . . . Ot iT. C. ii Iron . 'MH
No.Paeiflc . IjMjU. S. Loather . nw
do pta . BO | do Tifd . < ) ! ) }
Ontario Jt W . IH ! U.S.Ktibb-r . IH
Ore.E. iNuv _ . . . . 2 i tlo pld . 07
Ore. . Short Llnu . iMJi1 Western Union . 'J'Jti
PlUHbureH'B I North woBtern . 1 0
Uuadlnc , . i0 ! * | dopfd - . Him
.Ilocklnland . HHHIChl. Gf AVcsteru. . . 17U
St. LOUIH .S. F . 0 < _
ex dlv.
Tlie uital j ales of stock today were S7a.llS
shures. Includlne : Atuhlson. 2.420 ; Chesapeake
& Ohio , 20,210 ; Uurllnjrtan , 1C.643 ; Cleveland ,
Cincinnati , Chicago & Et Louis , 6,580 : Louib-
ville & NnshvJIIe. 10,430 ; Manhattan. 3.700 ; Mis
souri Pacific. 10,373. New Tort CTilcaeo & St.
Louis second preferred , 3.B70 ; Northern Pacific
preferred , Gk30 ; Ontario is Wei-tern. 4.HIO ; Rend
ing , tKI3 ; Rock Inland , 26.475. St. P ul 31.430 ;
Southerr. Railway. * , n ; Kouthern Railway pre
ferred , 14.3M ; Waliai h preferred. 3,800 ; Hay
State Gas , U,2OI ; aklcciro Gas , 2.C4D ; rolornflo
Fuel and Iron , AJ2U ; General Electric , S.)40 ! ) ,
LaClede Gas , t.lffli"bucar. ; 3.141 ; Teraieoiee Coal )
and Iron , 12.700 ; 'VVi-iKern Union , 7.22U ; Chlcaco
Great Webtem ,
NEW TORK , ATJJf. 27. MONET ON CALL
Easy ut iwm ] n * " < Vn , lust loan , ' ,4 per c nt >
cloRtti 1 < 61'4 per .Wat )
KTERLING EXCIUNGE Easier , with actual
bUHlneas In bsnl.lri.H'lilll at J4.S& > t for demand
and at J4.S3 > , < ff4 B3aJur Flxty days. Ported
rates. . J4.MS64.Hv > > . Wd ti-M iit.t' . Commercial
bills. tI.82fc4.f2V * ' "
SILVER CKItTIFlCATES-il c.
I1AR tflLVEH Mc.
MEXICAN IKll.AHS IM.C
GOVERNMENT } MiJiNDS Strone-
STATE UONDS niill.
RAILROAD IIONUM-Stnmc
Cloning quotatloiiK.n , l > < nu were as follows :
l7 S. ' 'h. re ? . ! "iT X , Krif u'dh . IS
U. S,4s.r.'ff . millS. H S. A. ( in . 1U5W
U.S.tK.ooup . . . . WMk , a. H. .k a A. 7 . Mill ,
U. S. IIBVF Ju.r-i : .Infill ! sT.Oent. S . 11(1 (
IT. S. UHW4bcoup.'l lVH. A.T. CanL. ( in. . . .IHO
n.S..ris.r ) ffitolK L. A.N. Ual. 4a . af.W
H. S. na. conn. . . . .11-i * , M. K T. Iir Us. . . . BK
Pacific tib of US- . .liLU.K.T - * oul 4 . OS j
Ala. . clan * A. . lOTVi Mutual Uuloj < ] . . . ! l-J't
Aln. . class H . \ns\i N.J. C Qua. . ' , s . 11 IH
Ala..olaSB < 3 . Mch'NO. ' PABltle lHt.tli < > 4
Ala-Oiirrxnuy , IH tXa , Paoltia 'Jd . . . . f'il'4 '
La. N wCon.UB . . . Ufl No. Pj lfl-s JB . HIW
MUaouri Us . 10U N.W.Oji olB . 144
N. C. lib. . . . . isil iN. W. S. F. IJ J. Os 117 * <
i ; . C. 4B . 107 Ore. Nav. IBIS . 111 !
s.C. uoufund . . . ij Ore. NUT. 4B . . . . MS
Trail. iiuu-BBtSB . . BS R. G.W t lBt . . . Till *
TBUU. UBWUPtSB. . .10J St. 1 * . Coatols 7 . HWi
Tenu old K l lib. . . . ( ill Itil. P O-A P. W SB 115
Vtt. Cfliturlt * . . . . 07 > 'St. ' L. 41. M. Gen. 5 HrtH
Va. deftsnvd . 4 'St. L A.S. F.G n.0. 115i
AtchlBun < 4B . 87V lMiuUi rn llv. ii . 1)44
Atchisan Saeond A. 67J | T x. Pao4fto lKt . li :
Canada So. ud * . . . . lliu | T x. Paeine 3d . . HI
c.p. uuofus . ion , o r. uu ofaa. . .101
I1.AR.G.4B . . . h7 Was : -Sliara is >
1) . &R.G.76 . 110 , '
nud I.rnllirr
CHICAGO. Auc 27The C'hlcaEO Irfatbtr Us-
view will Bar fjmnrrow The United State *
Leather rompany and otter buyer * cot Into tht
i
; market this wwk with the tr lt h t
' WMhMidKr nhrmt H.O * Mde vrrt sold w < me
"f th m frr > m the bran' 'i p r-KI Ht house * on ,
the Ml "u'i river but the larfreM qnatitltr
i fntn the Chicaer i n rtt yard * The owner * J
' are now demanding 11 eet * fnr bea y trtitlre
an * Te * neer MVIf-s. > % eent fnr CoMiradf
i ( rteers and hmndefl cow and H WTts fnr hery
! : cows , fnuntry tmff Wdes re very Mronc at
, > \ cent * , with 1C centt tnlkpd of.
(
ltn t in Mix-k ( Inotnttonn.
Auc 27 Tail hmns. PH tv pent :
time o m l 4 per centlo ltiE rncet for
| ptockt. bond * and mining stork * :
'
A.T.4.S. F 1 HjV
American Snrar . I4 H w B e tif .
Ara.Suc.ir Dfa. . , . llfvWIs . Osl - 6 * <
! i Dnr state Ga * . . . . 71 , MO. E1..5 111 154
j I bell Telephone. . . 2SRl Gen. KloS. tifd , . . . . W.I
: HostonA Altiinv. SIN lAtchlktm pld M > <
i IHmton A Maine. . 1B3 'AtPhlfccm ' 4 * . . . . flH
1C. i II. k 0 P7 4 Wts Cent la . . . . SflH
i i ntvhbarr 081 > Altone * UmmrCi 1
1 ' General Kl ctrle. . 37 Atlantic 26
Illinois Steel 4 BOMOII A. Moalani 14S
' < Mexican Central. . BH Kntte.V Ilo.Oen. . . . 74
N V , V N B . . X34 Caltimeli He W. . 41
Old Colony IMS Cmlnnnlal 1OV
O S L 'ii Fr-uiiiltn 17
KnhtH-r lm Knaritarso. 131H
San Dl ro . „ . . . 12 O "eola S ! <
; Jnton I'aeiaa 17 > < Onlncy 118
"iVcm Bna HSH TnrnarxcK ISIS
' ! B fl n Kin Wolrenne 14V
Snn Krnnrl ro Mlnltic ( | n < ttntl in ! > .
SAN 1-RANaSCO Auc. 27.-The onicl&l clortnc
quotations for mining mocks today were ai fol-
Inns :
1U I Hole A. Norcross. . 5T
AltihaOon 15 Knntuck.r Con. . . . . t !
Andes 18 'Mrxlean ' S3
ilclehcr 37 OocldciitolCon. . . . 70
Beit. % ilelcher. . . . 72 Outilr 04
Uilllon K Ornrman 12
. . . . . . 2O ' Pete i . 34
nreUoo. . . . 37 ISavarn VB !
Jhollar 71 ( Scorpion 4
Continence. 115 Murra N ra3.i. . _ . 07
3on. Cal. A. Va 1'JS Silver UlII - . 1
Ctm. lmp rhil 2 Onion Con. 41
rown Pmnt. 33 Utah Con. - 10
' " " ' YoUmv.liott.et. . . . 37
i ; < > uf ) Carrie. . . 43 [ standard 1SB
Silver bin. 2Hc Mexican Ujllara. 44 > iiJ14Hc ;
London Stork Qnotntlon * .
LONDON , Aug. 27. 4 p. m. closing :
3onKOlH7m'y. . .fli 7-"l6 tSt-Pliul com-iion. . POM
onool . acc't. . . . .HV iN Y.Ccntr.u . . . . J11K
Can. Pacific 75) ) II > mnsj-lvauli. ; fl7
Kriu 1H' < Roaainr . . . . . . . 14
EriolBtHDfd 43 i Mnx. Gen ue - 4s. 07
til. Central losirf'AicUlDon ' ini
Mexlcuu ordluarr. HI IL.AN. . . . . 0- ' < I
!
11AR SILVER Steady Ht 27 , d per ounce.
MONEY 5iSl per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
' ihort and three months' bills Is 17 per rent
Gold Is quoted at Kuenos Ayivn today at 1S6.2J ;
Lltbun. K\ ; Rome , 103.17.
Nf-rr Turk Minium : Stnok * .
NEW YORK , Auc. 27. The following are the
clorlnc mining quotations :
Chnllar. 08 ( Ontario L'.MI
CrownPolut. Is ( ontiir. „ . . . . nn
Cnn.CaL.VVa , . . . 110 iPlymoutn „ . 1 !
Deadwood 03 OutckHllver lee
Gould i Curry. . . . . 42 Oulctemlror Dfd..low >
[ Jilo i Noreroab. . 85 SlerriNBva4a. . . . . uu
HomcHtake. . . . 1)00 ) Standard 170
Iron Silver 100 Dnlon Coa " 30
Mexican 'JO | Yellow Jackal" ! . ! S'J
AiiK-rlrnn S < * cnrltlr * III London.
LONDON. Auc. 2 ? . The market for American
securities opened firm and continued so all day
on New Tork buyinc.
Fiiinnciiil A'titen.
BOSTON. Auc. 27. Clearings , J12,737,691 ; bal
ances , 11.539.D1C.
BALTIMORE. Aue. 27. Clearings. ; J3.019.801
balances , J4C2.274.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27. Clearings. J1034SO20 ;
balances , Jl.tCJi.MG.
PHILADELJ'IIIA. Auc. 27. Clearings , J9.747.-
CSi ; balances. J1.2SIJ,013.
CINCINNATI. Anc. 27. Monej2H3 per cent ;
New York exchange , 40c discount ; clearings.
Jl , 526.000.
MEMPHIS , Aug. 27. Clearincs. J1C3.12C ; bal
ances. J47.000 ; New York exchange , selling at
Jl 50 premium.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 27. ClearlncB , JTM.422 ;
N w York exchancn bank. J ] IHT Jl.WU premium ;
cummerclal , 23c i r Jl.OOO dlncount.
ST. LOUIS. AUR. 27 Clearincs. J3,9M,033 ; bal
ances , J530.72S. Monej % 4ffi7 per cent ; New York
exchange. Jl discount bid , ST > c asked.
CHICAGO , Aug. 27. Clearincs. J14.61C.87C ; New
York exchange , Kic discount ; sterling exchange ,
posted rat"S. J4.S4J.S-t > GU. Stocks , dull but tirm ;
closing : Diamond Match. 14S : American Straw-
board. 271JCltr ; Railway. 243 ; West Chicago.
110 ; Metropolitan L. 7 ; Lake Street , 17k ; New
York Biscuit , 60V4.
Forelirn Plniiuclnl.
BERLIN , Aug. 27. Exchange on London , 20
marks 3SU pfgs. for checks.
PARIS. Aug. 27. Three p r cent rentes. 1P41
Cc for the account. Exchange on London , 23 :
17c lor checks.
VVOOt , 3IAHKETS.
Volnnir of Snlrn Continncn Lnrce ivltlt
Pr ! < ! StriidiljlllKiiic. .
BOSTON , Aug. 27. Tbe Boston Commercial
Bulletin will sqy tomorrow : The Barton boom
rolls steadily alone. Geelong. 60. Australian
combine hat moved up to < Z@K c. Scoured Eng
lish luster wools have advanced to 30c washed.
French magaraet scoured wools have brousht
50c and one extra choice lot C5c. There has been
u rurh for hcoured wools and territory by ppecu.
lators und big blocks of Montana have been sold
ungraded Jn the original bags. Wool is celling
nearer and nearer the Importing point. The net
advance from lowest price' 16 now DO per cent.
Sales of the week were 2.0JS.r,00 pounds domestic
and , 5.404.700 pounds foreign , agninn 1,767.030
pounds domebUc and 193.COO pounds foreign for
the fame week IBFI year. Sal" ? to date hho
an Increase of EO.B94.2UO pounds domestic and
1U3.42G.SOO pounds foreign from the sales to tbe
same date in KM. The receipts to date show an
increase of C3.K3 bales domebtlc und 2S3.D30 bales
foreign.
NEW YORK , Aug. 27. WOOL Stronc : fleece.
2Ki727c ; No. 2 to extra pulled , 27S40c ; Texue.
lOfl-lCc.
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 27. WOOL Unchanced :
medium , lu&lB c ; light line , 31jn3c ; heavy line
' tub washed , ir.J427c.
X -TV York Dry GoodN Market.
NEW YOHK. Aug. 27. The drj' goods market
shows no clcn of weakening and the month now
drawing to a close Is pronounced 1'3' both xvhole-
sale dealers and Jobbers to be eminently satis
factory. bath as to amounts sold nnd the man
ner In which prices have l > een advanced and sus
tained. With Jobbers the policy bus ten t one
of repression , price1 * bemt held down as low as
possible in order to fasten Ihe trade which kept
cominc * to this city and which mnnlffsted a dlF-
pjsitlun to take goads in fair quantities , .If rea-
Hunuble prices preailed. . Staple cotton at flrat
hands continues strong today , varltius advances
being announced and mnde quietly to brine
nbnut a confirmation with the market at large.
Brnwn coeds are in steadj1 demand for domestic
consumption , though the export trade is no
heavier than was the UUH * . week ngo. Wide
Hheetlncs are well sustained , buyers in some
cases being willing to take goods at any ud-
vance. Blenched cottons ore strong with buying
of fair pn/jKirllcns , both an mail orders and In
store trading. Print cloths are well sustained.
There Is m further bidding for futures nt
2 11 IGc. while in extras , niuts. the bids at 2'fec
are pertuttently refused by the manufacturers.
Prints are verj * firm and the demand continues
well r-ustalned. Ginghams show a general ad
vance of ' c. s * veral other lines having fallen
'into .position behind the Amoskettg. Wmilenn and
worsted goods are selling fieely. In the latter
there Isa marked movement with the high
prices prevailing In all woolen lines.
] > mn * City MiirUftH.
KANSAS CIXY. Auc. 27. WHEAT Both hard
and soft. 3c lower : offerings heavy ; No. 2 hard ,
K5&8Cc ; No. 2. K(3Mr ; No. 4 , 8 # B2'frc : No. soft.
JOOSlc : No. 3. W r : No. 4 , 82H5JTS5C ; No. 2
rprinc , Iffc ; No. 3. "US Sic.
COHN Weak , about unchanged ; No. 2 mixed ,
.
OATS About steady , but weak ; No. 2 white ,
0021 c.
RYE No. 2. tie.
HAY Little lower ; offerings heavy : chulce
tlmothv. 17.50' choice pruirie , J5.23.
IH'TTER Weaker on accumulation ; creamers' ,
14UlCttc , dair ) ' . 10ffl2c.
EGGS Receipts and demand small , Kansau and
MlBfnurl slock , lie.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 233.200 liu. ; corn , 21.200 bu. ;
( lutB. IC.O'H ) Im.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 223.500 hu. ; corn , 22.700
bu. : .ats , 8.000 bu.
_
Liverpool drain mill I'rovUlona.
LIVERI'OOL. Aug. 27. PROVISIONS Bacon ,
Cumberland cut , 2S to SO Ibs. . firm nt 21s : short
rllifc. 20 to 24 Ibs. . firm nt 51s ; lane clear middles.
llcht. 33 to 2 ? His. , linn at 20e 3d ; lung clear
middles , heavy. 40 to 45 Ibs. , firm nt 2'Js M ;
clear bellies , 12 to 14 Ibs. , firm ut 3Cs. Hums ,
short cut. 14 to 1C IDE. , firm at 3Cs d. Shoulder * ,
square. 12 to 14 Ins. , firm at 2 . Lwd. prime
western , firm at 21c. Tallow , prime city , firm
at Us.
CORN American mixed spot , new , steady at
r.w 4 % d : old. steady at Ss M.rt : r > ptemt > er. quiet
at 3s 41 : OrU.ln-r , quiet at 3s 4J.il.
FLOUR tit. Louis faniT. dull at 'e ! > d ; Nn. 1
red northern , iprlng dull ut be 2d.
Mnrki'lM.
LONDON. Auc. 27. SUGAR Muscovado. 6s
3d : centrlfucal , V > s lid.
NEW YORK , Aug. 27. SUGAR Raw , firm ;
fair teflnlng. S'-ie ; eentrifucal .if test. 8 ; c. R .
fined firm : mMd A. 814c : nandard A 4ic ; con
fectioners' A. 4V , cut loaf. K.r : eruxheil. Hie :
pnw4efe4. 614 ( ; irruuMliited. &c : ub ii Mc.
NKM' ORLKANS Aus 27. BI'GAR-Opan ket
tle , quiet t ? < rrlccntrifucRlt : ! Mendr : e
ulstod 4Vi 4iinr ; nhllm. 1 1S-1C 4 W-lCc ;
low. 33@Il-lGc : secondi.
Clni-lnnsti Mnrkrit.
CLNC1NXATI. AUK. 27. WHUAT-FInn ; No.
2 tad W6Hc.
FI Oflt-Blrady.
CORN-K y ; No. 2 mUed. SMic.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 mlxmi. u.
RYE Firm , Nu , 2. UK.
Hl'LK MEATSpjrm nt JC.10. Itdiion. firm at
J7 1(1. ( Lnrd sulel t J4 70
WHiKKV-aijuidj' at J1.21.
ni'TTBR Quiet.at
at ] 2c.
! < < \Vlirnl i > nil Ilnrlej' .
FAV FRANCISCO. Auc. 27 WH ISA T Firmer-
ecenilr Jl.f.t. Muy tl.K1) ) .
BARL13Y Steady ; I > vc mb r Me
ctf I'f | iirr.
Aug. 27.-PEPPEU-Falr Singapore ,
while , 3'jd.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Arrivals at the Local Yard About Up tc
Friday's Average.
REACTION IN THE FAT CATTLE TRADE
Iln lnrii Slow nt n Trn-Crnt Ilrcllnr
on llrrf Mcrrs I'nilrr ' rn lrii
llnrrly Mcmly
Artl cnnd lllclirr
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. K.-Re e1t't ! for
the days Indicated were :
Ca'tte. llocs. Sheep. Hsrses.
AUfrnst K . IJ-41 6,400 OR
An RUM K . S.7IS r.,417 1.44 * U
Aucust a . S , S i,4 OK S7
AtiKttst 2s J.isi i , : 2.S7 *
Aupmsn 1.MB 4.SM 1.40 ! IS
August 20 2,712 4.3TO XW S
August IS 2.XW 4Pb4
August IS I.OJI ,771 S.3M 110
August 17 S.313 7,347 1.B1
Aucust 1C 4.OT7 2.SD5 D.I77 1
August 14 1.S11 5,116 H
August 13 2.8S4 3,195 2 6
The official number ofcars of stock
brought In today by each road tva * :
Cattle.HoFS.Shesp.H'rs's.
C. , M. & St. P. ny. . . . . . -
Missouri PacificHy. . . . . . 3
Unloti Pacific system. . . 23 19 C 1
P. , K. & M. V. n. U. . 7 27
S. C. A : 1' . Hy 1
c. . st. p. . M. & o. ny. i fi . <
11. Ar 31. n. U. R SS X ,
C. . 13. A : Q. Ill' I
1C C. & St. J 32
C. . K. 1. & P. . east. . E
Total .TlO ?
The dlrposltlon of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 3 < 1.1M
G. H. Hammond Co 13 1.23 1'S ! '
flivirt and Company SO ) 1,143
Cua hy PacklngCo 174 . . . . 1.4G9
K. Be-rker & Degan MS
IVansant & Co. . . . . . 231
J. L. . Carey 1S3
Lobmon & Hothschllds. . . 372
Hill & Lewi * Co , . 73
Henton & Underwood 23
ICrebbs & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . .
Huston & Co ' . ' . . - - . . . .
Squires ISO
Sperry & Barnes 277 . . . .
Swift , country 3S . . . . . . . .
Cudahy , from K. C. . . . . . 42G
Nelson Morels. Chicago IM . . . .
C. 1 > . & P. Co. , Neb. City 274 . . . .
Hammond. K. C 1S7 . . . .
.North . P. & P. Co 130
Other buyers 247 . . . . . . . .
Lett over IM ) 700
Total 3.002 S.4 < 3 XCC7
CATTLE Morning receipts amounted to
ninety-one cars , 2.M1 cattle , with twenty-five
lends back to come later. Fat cattle were
not very numerous , while feeding grades
n-ere In liberal supply , but other markets
were and had been for wveral days lower
on beef and today's trade was on a lower
basis in spite of the limited supply.
Some reaction was due in the fat cattle
market to keep ioc tl pnccs 2o\vn ame-nhere
near in line with other places and the dressea
beef men asked a lOc reduction , which they
penerally pot. The trade was natura.ly a
little slow under thase conditions , out every-
thlnc changed bands In fairly treed season ,
with ktllera Retting some western graspers ,
although only a small number , because of
the big feeding demand , and high prices
being paid to turn al ! feedab'.e stock back to
the country.
Of tht duaen loads of cow stuff on sale
about eight were grassers and In one string.
The demand was generally good , but the
weakness of fat cattle had some Influence
and buyers were rather bearish , although
unable towork out any quotable decline.
Bulls ruled steady and no change iwapquoted
In the veal market.
Steady , with tbe trade full of vinegar , was
a good description of the feeder market and
all holdings -were out of first hands early.
TOP speculators were large sellers as well
as llbera' buyers and the pen ? were again
practically emptied of all i3 slruble cattle.
Representative sale ? :
NATIVES.
EEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 E70 2 25 21.-.1112 4 05 B..10IS 4 30
12 134.1 259 10..1283 4 3S 20..1432 4 Gi
ft 1WIS 3 SO 21 1437 435 4S..115Z 473
2..1150 3 ffi 17..10J2 4 40 3C 12C7 4 73
1. . . . 830 4 OD 2J..1103 440 20..1174 4 S
3 UiC 4 00
COWri.
1 E20 150 M. . . . E23 S 09 2. . . . SF.1 340
1. . . . USD 173 1. . . . 970 300 13. , . . 930 350
4 ! I53 200 1..13M 313 1..1230 350
1 HfiO 2 S 1 1230 3 23 3 1113 3 03
1. . . . S10 275 2..1140 323 1 H7 S 76
C. . . . ! I31280 1..10SO 3 iZ 23 OU.'l S tO
1 720 3W 1..12CO 33S 1..14SO 410
HEIFERS.
10. . . . 301 323 2. . . , E7i 3 50 1. , . . 770 3 30
C. . . . TIC 840 2 830 360 B4 375 SCO
1..1020 3 40
BULLS.
1..13SO 250 1..1440 300 1 MO 323
1 1200 - C5 3 11110 3.00 1..121-0 340
1 1180 280 1..11SO 200 1. . . . 850 340
1..1S20 300 1..12CO 310 1 14DO SCO
STAGS.
1..1120 300 1. . . . ! : ) 3 30
CALVES.
1. . . . 90 4 00 C. . . . 15S fiM 1. . . . 250 n OT
20. . . . 2C3 450 1. . . . ISO COO 1. . . . ICO COO
30 SCO i 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . 470 2 Mi 24. . . . (33 4 03 41. . . . 518 4 40
1. . . . GSO 3 K > 2C. . . . 1132 4 20 2. . . . 3 4 SO
2. . . . 730 3 f.O 2C. . . . Sl 430 27 5S7 45(1
I. . . . CCO 4 00 fcS. . . . S07 4 30 1. . . . Clfl 3 00
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
2 cows and calvea . . . .12750
1 Kprlncer - . _ _ . _ 28 t'O '
1 pprlnctr , 22 f j
1 cow und calf „ 37 V'j
I cow and cull . . . . „ 3S 00
1 cow and calf 42 IKI
1 cow and calf V ) w
WESTEUNfi.
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
J cow B20.il 50 1 heifer. . . . . . r.O J3 S
S cows K3 2 23 CO fwdets. . . . H37 3 CO
5 cows 1010 2 C3 1 fttder. . , . . MID 373
2 feeders. . . . 137 2 1)0 ) fO fcfdf-rs 1181 41"
1 cow KB ) 3 ( X ) 22 feeders WK 430
23cowB 833 310 12 feedertow 450
SVVEH Lund and Cattle Co.
1 tulllnR . HCiO 3 UO 23 -d8re..lWl 4 HO
14 feeders - 11S3 3 Co 12 feeders. . . J1ZS 420
2 sttfre . 11 ! 3 C3 1 rteer. . 1300 123
13 COWK . 10)0 370 1 Btefr..l350 4 2i
8 feeder * - i ( Ki 400 26 fecder . . , .3231 430
21 Hirers . 1 ( 0 4 0-5
SOUTH DAKOTA.
V. liernurd.
1 cow . 1C ! > 0 275 C feeders. . . .IKS 235
1 cow . 1100 813 34 feeders. . . .1180 4 Wl
2 feeders. . . . 1170 325.
325.MONTANA.
MONTANA.
2huI ! . 1253 2 Z3 1 feeder. . . . . TOO 5 S3
I bulls . 1292 S SO 1 feeder _ .12 0 3 K
1 cow . 1100 323 1 feeder . 121(1 313
1 talllnc . 1 0 350 r feederK..llW 3 S3
1 tullUiK./12M < 250 1 feeder . 12M S sr ,
10 feeders. . . 1141 3 fill 1 feeder . IS'O 3 S3
2 feeders. . . . ] 4k3 3 K 1 feeder . 122D 3 S3
1 feeder . 12W ) 3 S3 145 feeders. . . . 1141 410
Canter Cattle Co.
fc tuws . 102 2 BO l a cowk . 10CJ 240
1'unl McOirinlck.
137 feeders. .1273 S S3 47 feederf . . . .127 3 SS
1J7 feeders. . . . 12SO 2 S3 23 fuedera . . .12U3 3 K ,
HOGS The run , elEhty-fuur loads , 3.JOO hoes.
wan a little lurccr tlmn lust Frlrtuy , but l,4'ii ' )
Bhart of yesterday , and ut other puliUH mjiplles
were awny lielow ei-pwtatlonn. Locally , the
nuailty war X'erv fnlr. Imt tlier < > was the usual
scarcity of U ht hogs.
The market wsus a "hummer" from flnrt to
flnUh. with lilpj > er 'anil all hut une of the
lucal packers tiuylne as fust as they could rruct
the jiena. A WaV" ! advance In prlrnjilmed
the cost at the high point nf Uie 3 car. end m
one seemed uiile to auuuunt fur the advance
except that a similar rie was Imd els-wh "re.
It was nn quostlan nf wuleht or quality aside
( rnm lilR heuvy imclicre. but only of liuw much
you aked. nd the supply was exhausted
In a than time. A 4.1f , tvp was paid late
with (4 CO the Iradln ? iirlci . a few I < U
packers ut K.H < ifi3 Hi. and the liullt of all
the ! < * ut $4.i > USj41U. Yfsterduy the ranpe w t
S.B'JiM.W ) . with the hulk at K.HMit * 5. imd nne
nliort week UKO the hogs soli ] mostly ut flCifiS.Tti.
Iteiir-Jfentatlve ts\ \ < - : .
No. Av. Sli. Pr. No. Av. Bh. IT.
1C . S k Wl 76 . SCI JStl 4 HI
Ik . * H . . . Z 95 5k . l' 40 4 IKI
57 . S l BO M 3K . SOU KO 4 ( UU
M . sw . . . aw 72 . : m ! H 4 tti
C7 . 2W 2Ur 20 iC . J77 WU 4 Mkj ,
C ] . ME , . . . $ K M . JT6 . . . 4 C2'-4j
lit . * C7 40 Z W 11 . HC . . . 4 t'L"4 '
st . JT : joi a x < > . . 412 HI 4 w ,
If . MM 40 S 40 . 430 M 4 'II3
30 . 38S K I ! > " " . MM W 4 < > '
IX . ' - 160 4 00 27 . S4G . . . 4 M
SS . , a * HI 4 I * t ! . Ji7 14U 4112
M : . .w : MI 4 no 11 ; . MMI w 4 u.
( % . .Htf ] 2 4 ( HI 55 . 2tt W ( 4 W
. 3M H" 400 71 . Ml 300 4 < *
17 . ) > H 4 00 W . 24W UU 4 te
. 2H M 4 U . . . , . . . > ! 140 4 05
4 ! ) . C 16C 41 * . . . . , . .274 m 4 K ,
41 . tU rj 4 W ( . t4l Wl 4
HI . t 4 H > 4 I * lib . Ml . . . 401
MI . SI ! 1110 4 ( Ml K . t 4 J * 4(9
iil . M bO 4t * il . 3t tU 4 Di
5J . J0 . . . 4 Wl Tl . MS 1W 4 Ut.
K. . 1 | ] GO 4 M ) M . M M 4 *
KI . XW . . . 400 C4 . M 180 4 4B
et . 2M uo 4 OP (4 . m M 4 M
K . SW ISO 4 00 CO . 37 . . . 4U
8 . 2Mi 1G 4 M 71 . .VI l 4
K . : b7 200 4 00 45 . 31J . . . 4 US
60 . UK 40 4 00 tC . * fiG . . . 4 Mi
75 . . .22f J20 4 Ul It . t . . 4 U5
! , . . . .SCO kO 4 00 43Xi . . 4 M
co .1:4 40 4 no a > : rc 4 ta
K 2 ! * 10 4 GO Ii- .1 1 ! 4 l'7 ' > i
4C . , : h5 ICO t M fl . 277 W 4 10
MB 4d 4 M P. M > w 4 I
949 > W * 4 l * T > . tt * 40 4 10
4 M 7K ZiiT 4 10
7J tw w 4 TO 1C UN , ISO 4 Ift
4 ? . . . 3 * ISOM 4 1
. .r * 4 W d I4S M 4 10
" 4 W ? . . . . . . . . W 4 J
"j w 4 l IH 4 JO
m H * 4 W R 04 4 1ft
itT4 . .4WV IW tt m 4 II
T4 . m i
MO * . OO1W AND BNHS.
. . .14 * B7
. . . 11 * i ; . *
leeS I M
74 3 K
t 3 PTH
. Hi * s tC. 4 00
S H .ns m 4TO
! > . ! C. ° 1.ns ' " 4 W
* 441 . . . t M . NI . 4 TO
i m 4 to
s V * . * * 4 W
IK 4 4 Oft
1 WO 4 PS
i f. 1W > 4 OS
( * % . . . 18 * * tw 4 S
r. N4 > 4 OS
J ! * SIS 4 TO
* I * 4 1C7 4 OS
r Tlw two double derfcx rec led wrr
In the pottntrj to nrrtre < Mint the mar
ket \ * Mire of rupidlrK Chl ; ' Bo r. parted hwvy
shpep nf elected nnd others ctv ! * Reprwnla
No. Av rr.
44 weMern withers . Ill 24
BB7 western jrltnR . 7u 4 no
I.1V STOCK MAHKUT.
Cnlllr < lcinljHic Ilt-ni-li Hluli 1'olni
nt tin' Y - nrSlinp StriiiiKtT.
PHIPAOO. AUR. 27 There was a fnlr 4nd
In rattle and prices rulrd steady common l
fancy native iwef steers wild * t from JS.W to
KM. wltli lute mlcs largely at frutn tt.CO to
1515. Western ranger * wild steady , verj- well
nnd rw'ticularlj- cow * n3 hrirrrn. while B
crent m njMeern lntiutrht ptiod tirlccp from
fewJerti. Stoi-kr * and feeilexn Kold relstlvply
lietter than l > er cuttle , wilen ranclnc t trom
M.f > to K.05 wpntfrn feedern lirlncliiR from
S3.W ) to J4.23. Cnltei oold Ut to * B76 for iirim
lee , Texan cattlere offned In fair number *
and sold at cnnd itrlt-es.
In liopi- this wan the high tiny of the year.
liHmo IlKht hotrs Fclllni ; for JI.5T , . or lOc hicher
than uny hess iold fnr hint > var Prlcrn wrrw
f Hllr ItK higher , with sales nt from K V to H.M ,
the bulk piling for from ( . ! : to S4.33. The
nvpr KCqnttllt _ ) ' If | > porer n the neuron d.
va.ne n3 mmlrnite henvy her * nip comlnB.
OrnsKy IIOBH und "nowy" lots HIT particularly
numeruuF
Prlct * fnr fheei | and Inmb AverPtMitiRiir. .
Plieep werepnlalile lit from $2.23 to 13.73 for In
ferior to choice western rnngnrs selling at from
S2.25 tn n.ft ) I'V-etliin paid uliont ay much n *
lnuihtr.rrrs. and western feeders mild up to
UliO and UCO. Ijimlui xold at trom U.Dd to 1.1.21 ,
or nliout t.'ie ranpe of prices that prevailed .
week hpo. but cnminon lots nventged lower.
Fefdlnc lambs sold at Irom J4.25 to J4.BO.
Rec ir > ts Tattle. 4,000 heud , hups. 19.000 hend ;
sheep , 7,000 head.
St. I.nnln I.lvr 5t i-U.
ST I.ons. Auc. 27. CATTLE Receipts. 4.0W
head ; shipments. 30(1 ( head : market Mend } ' for
natives , with few irood c .ttle here , Texnna.
Etendy. fair to fnnrjnatbe rhlpplne and export
steers. (4 2TifS St ) . dreFwd heef an ! butohnr
steer' J4.r.f i3.no. Fleers under 1.000 Ibs. , J3.tXS )
4f,0. stuckrrs and feeders. t2.7T < tf4.33 cowg nnd
helfe.rs , t2.JUU04.riO. Texas nnd Indian etiH-ra , JJ.TO
6433 co < s und heifers. 12.0003.50.
HOG Fi Receipts. fi.otKi head , shipments. S 00
heud : market i-lrons. 15c hlBh'r. llcht , J4.30&
4.33.mlxed. 94.1004,40 ; lleaV- ? 4.tHI04.50.
SllEEP-llHcelpts. 1.000 head , .shlpmtnts. 2.009
head , market slrndy. nutlre miittnne. l UOSfJ 90 ;
stalkers , J2.23tf3.lB , lambs. 13.7 : 15.13.
ICnunnn City Llvr Stk 3InrUrt.
KANSAS CITV. Aug. 27.-CATTLK IteorlpU.
R.OiO head , tx-st crailes steady , others weaker :
Texas nUiTs. S2.DOft4.C3 : Ti-xus COWR , J MS'l.lE ;
nailve steers , J3.30rt3.23 , native eimn and helr rs ,
H.K1B4.M : stoclters and feeders , K BOS4.EO ; bulls ,
2.40S4 40.
HOGS Receipts. 4,000 head : market lOc hieher
and actlxc , bulk uf miles Jl.lTVtfH.il't. heavirc ,
S4.)5i423 ( ) ; packers C-SSB-tJO : ml cd. I4.23S4rVi : :
llirhiK. J4.WSM23 , Yorhei-s. 4J"a4.:3 ! : nlpi , J3.70O
4.M.
SHEEP Receipts. 3,000 heud ; morlipt steady ;
lambs , S.DOffS.OO ; muttons. .00ff3.50.
\eiv VorU l.lv - Stnolc.
NEW TORIC. Ann. 27 REEVES Receipts ,
2.7S3 head ; native steers. M.73O3.17H : Texans
$4.10 : Btiics and oxen. H.UOSJ.r.O. bulls , t ± . 00
3.03 : dry cn\'s. J2.flOif3.30. European cables
quote American steers at lO lfflO c. refrlBfratnr
be"f at RWfTPc ; expirts , 40 sheep ,
CALVES Receipts. 74 head : veals , 13.00(37.23 ( :
p-asHTs and buttermilks. J3.f.0ff4.00.
fHEEP ANn l AMBS Rerelnts. S.C17 head ;
sheep I2-C2VjSf3. : lamlis. (4.23I3.C3.
HOGR Receipts , 2.200 head ; matket higher at
J4.Sfi5J5.10.
Stiirk In Slttlit.
Tlecnrd of receipts of llv > ttock at the four
principal rntuket * for Angusl 27 :
Cattle. IIocs. Sheen.
Omaha 2.M1 5,400 602
Chlcaco 4.ri < > J
ICansas City 8.00) 4KW ( .
St. L-mls S.OJO 4,000 1,000
Totals 37.S41 22,400 11. CM
Cant ItiifTiiln Lire Slock.
EAST nUPFALO. Auc. 27. CATTLB-Steally.
HOQ YotLerH. coed to choice. J4.C3 ; rouchs.
common to gooi , 13 75Q4.ro piss , ( rood to choice ,
S4.IT.5M. 70
LAMBS Good to extra choice , t5.:3f3.73 ? ; cull *
to lair. 54.7nCii.no.
S1IEEI' Choice to selected wethers. } 4.2504.W |
culls and common , f.50'ir2.50.
1IALTIMORK , Auc. 27. FLOfR Tull. un-
chanired : receipts. C.92S bblp. : exports G.C7S bbls.
"VVIinAT Dull , lower : epnt , muftWc Eep-
temliT , 9ii5TD V c : steamer. No. ! red. MiAiPCCi
receipts. 26S.3CT bu : exports. 2TO.H10 1m. . t-outhern
wheat , hy Kample on prnde. 9 c5 tl 01.
CORN Easy ; Epot. 3iei33'c : September , 3"iUi !
S3'-jc : Rteamer mixed. 32' S33iic : receipts , 147 CC4
liu. : exports , S.G21 bu. ; southern white and yellow
corn. 2Kc * .
OATS Steady : No. 2 white. 21C23c , rccelpta.
2J.744 bu. : exports. 20 bu.
RVn rn-fttled and lowerNo. . 2 western , t4c ;
receipts. 7.f2n bu.
HAT Tlrm fnr better crudes timothy , > 13.C09
14.00.
GRAIN FREIGHTS Very quiet : Fteam to
Liverpool , per bu . 34d nrked for September.
Cork , for orders , per quarter. 3d for September.
JlUTTKlt Firm and unrhanKed ; fancy cream ,
ery. ISflUc.
CHTCCPi : Firm ; fmcy New Tort. ii'JIO'JOVJe.
EGGS -Finn ; frefh. K.c.
\ ev.Orleunx SInrliclK.
NEW ORLKANP. Auc. 27HOG I'RODrrTB
Firm. | iik. old. 61-c. Lard , refined tjHice. 4J c.
Doxed mi-ats , dry salt shoulders. 61c. sides. 6 ( c.
lliicon. li'ar rib sides , C'c , ; hams , ebnloe Miser
cured ! " ? W\r
COFF15B--Uin. ordinary tu low fulr I9.50
11.60.
FLOT'R Easy ; rxtru fancy. ti.STOMO. patenta ,
j : , . fi : . nn
rOHNSlBAly Sleadr at 11.735
HRw N tjulet at IiSn.
HAY Firmer ; . Jirlme. 5i.0'i5il2 30 ; rtiolce.
J14.WW13.TO.
CORN < juit ; sacked , 2 c ; mlxitl , 40i . yellsw.
4'i ' 41c.
OATK--Firmer : Nn. 2. 25'3e.
RICE Strady ; ordlmiry lu good , S'iTH'.ie.
Penrlu InrJii-lH.
PEORIA , Auc. 27. CORN Firm , hlshcr ; Now
2 , 2S'ic.
OATS Firm : No. 2 white , 22r.
WHISKY Miirlirt llrm. basl * lor finished
( nodK. JI.21.
RKCnil'T Corn. KW.7W ) bus. ; outs , 84,300
bus. : rye nnd wblFky , ntmewheat. ; . G'n him
BTIII'MCNTS Corn. 42.95T bus . naiB , 43.730
bus. ; rye , utme ; whinkj' , S33 bbls . wh-wi , 11M !
bus.
Tnlt-ilo Ijirk ' 1 - .
TOLKDO. AtlE. 27. WHEAT Lower urllw :
cash atid Petiteml r.94i.4c : -cember W
TORN HlK'ier ' ; No 2 mii d. SJc December ,
22r : No. 2 while , soi-c.
OATti SteuJy Nn. ; mixed inn : No. : Ifctr ;
May Sic : fin. 2 white , 2 l'.cNo. : . S wtille , Wt' "
RYE Weelt' No 2. lOc" N" 3. 40r
CLOVEltSEEli Ltnier. OcU'lrf-r. J4.25 , No. 2 ,
14.29 ; AUEiist. all-Ike. f5 40 nominal.
Ciilllurnln Drlcil
NEW TORIC. Auc 27 CALlrOltNlA. I > RIKn
KltUlTS 1'lniiM" finiiuratwl upn ) ' > ii , pruniwl :
tray. C < - . \\UIK ! ( IriHl , inline , f. < . rliuli-e , C'4c :
fancy. 6t. I'runes S'.iSri.'te. TH n l7.e nod
quHlKv. AprioitH. rnynl , 7asc ; M .r Pnrlt , feSP
lOc Peftches , unpeeled. CSCSc : | > et' ' 1 lli)14tu )
Oil Miirk * < H.
OIL CITV , Pa. , AUK. 27. rY--dlT balonr-s , " ' :
cprtldcatpx. 72 ; shipments. 7376ti Wi | , ; tuar ,
L'ONUON ! Auc. 27 , O11.S Llr.fued cuhiXfl. .
Coctmtiut oil. fuylun. Ki. Bliirltn uf tur-
Iientlnc , 20 lOijd
rTiniiit * lililu J'riMliiiM-
PHILADELPHIA. Aus. 27l I"rrril-"veudy :
fancy wenern rreameu. IkfiltiHrr
ISOllS Karler. IreHi , nearby , lie.
M.iiiclK-Mrr 'IVi Trnill' .
M4NrHEKTin : AMR ! 7 iit | uiul yarn *
with a limited Inqulty.
P1 < I < I1I ItlllllllT Cl
> IIXI3 CJ3NTE1 ! . Ont , AUK .1 W
Hosteller wan yesterday arrertfl liy
adlan otllriaU at Ut-11 OHv. a m'le f'-dm
here , nnd turned over to th 1'nJ'el S'atea
pOBlotflee In jierlot Trom Denvt-r 'harptd
ivlth Iho roljb'Tv of the Di-nvc-r poi-toill , a
year ago. Homelier carne to Mintnter
live monUis upo un.l inveatttd in gold tnlrcH
here , living w-th bis wile al the liott s He
Is wej ! known In lnnv > r and ! : p a ra on
In Colorado Sprlntm abuut tw vr-an ego.
He was err of th' nwmrp t u' " nn-
Bltr of Havre Mun * He w-J' ' It ' * r ' 'trd
at once and taken to IJenvrr
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
, Tclcplione 1030. Omaha , Neb.
i -COMMISSION
GR4IV : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
UOAIin OP TliAIXZ.
Dinct wlrth to Clilctca ud Hew Tort ,
JvLn A. Warren A Ob