Nebraska Newspapers

    0 Til 13 OMAHA 1M1LY IMCMt TrtfiHDAY , AtTCn'HT 31 , 1807.
COlIMtRClAL AND FINANCIAL
Oorn Tftkoi the Lead at Oh'&igo ' And Rlees
a Ilalf Oont.
R CSIPTS ARE REMARKABLY HEAVY
SilitrmlnrVlirnt In Almnilnnpil nnil
M n Illtr .Stimuli ( ml DccnnlMT
> onrl > - lloliln ! l ( Mm . .Oilier
MlirketM HlKlivr.
CHICAGO , Aug. SO.-Corn was the trading
market on 'Change today. It closed nt a
li.-.lf cent rulvnnce. Bomethlns remarkable In
view of the receipts. September wheat wus
radically weak on the almost total nbandon-
nitnt of their lines of that option liy the
luavlext holders and the taking up of Do-
i-unbor. September whent closed 3 < 4 cents
lou -r. while December was only -H cent
lower at the close. O.ita and provisions were
both benclltcd by corn , oats advancing %
cent and provision * firfi'H cents.
\MiMit st.u-tcd rather weak. Liverpool
opt tied with it decline of > i pence and had
made u f .irthcr drop of * pence , or 1V4 pence
In all. before the business of the day coin-
inenend lictv. I'nrls was reported as showing
the equivalent of U cent per bushel advance
ot the opening , but the Liverpool decline
received the greater consideration and
IMlifted December wlu-at to open here at a
dec-line of HrUl cents per bushel. The do-
c'lnifavored those who were already short
nrd wan seized upon as a good opportunity
to src-uro n tinlrk profit. Some bulls , also ,
ivlio had sold out the wc-r-k before , took on
n < w lines , nnd the result was a er.idual Im
provement. Hei-emlier st.irtcd at s.SfiS9 (
cent. * , or I'nl'.i cents bcloiv Saturday's
ecj3e : , and hud ndviinced to MI- ! * cents , when
hi-iny dei rease In the visible was an
nounced. Tils caused renewed buying , the
price reaching W * cents for a moment. Fol
lowing th.U i-iiine the ( 'losing cables , which
Hlio\cd inatttlal ili-ellnes at all the chief for.
clui markets. This created a rcvultilon of
fcHInsJ niul liV II'SO o'i-Ioek the prler- was
iiae' { o VJi'j units. T.ii- . decline of the day w tb
lj'\rpool was 1-Ti to 2'i ponce per eental.
IMI-IM shotted \ Iranc or 4 cents a bushel de
cline for August , but nu ailvanee equivalent
to 'u cent per bushel for November-Kcbru-
nry Antwerp declined R2',4 ' centimes , or 3 < i
cints a bushel. These declines put a quietus
0,1 t-ie rather alarming HtatementH of crop
d image put forth by various foreign au
thorities , notably the Austrian minister of
agriculture. Chicago receipt * were 54ri ears.
A' Minneapolis and Lmluth 31M oarloads were
rri'clved. comp.iicd with SHU on the cor-
rt pending day of IVni The clearanees of
wheat niul Hour from Atlantic ports since
S.itmday. Inclusive of those from New Or-
Icntis and Newport Ni'vxp , amounted to the
unusually heavy quantity of 1,050,000 bushels ,
of which S. 3,000 bushels were In shape of
wheat. The visible decreased 1KK,000
Imshels , and the total Is now reduced to
13,47:1.000 : buslels , against -15,571,000 bushels a
year aeo. The world's shipments to Kuropc
last week aggregated 7,453OCO bushels. The
English visible decieascd 1.ISC.OOO bushels ;
the amount on ocean passage Increased
3Ml ( ( ii bushclf. One pronounced feature of
the market was the almoM complete aban
donment of September wheat by the parties
TVlio held by far the largest line of It. The
dumping of September for December com
menced nt the opening and within an hour
tin1 2 < cent difference nhloh existed between
the two options Saturday had disappeared
nnd the eagerness with which exchange was
m.idc even at even llgures proved an addi
tional source of weaknesr. and ultimately
put thr price of September below December
ll urcs. The market ruled dull during the
c'OHlng hour , with December hovering
around MH > cent * . The closing prices were
KWi cents for December and Mi cents for
S ( HU-lllhrr.
Corn was a very active market with the
exception of a very slight feeling of ner
vousness .it the opening. The market wu.
as onlsOilngly strong , considering the re
ceipts , 3,583 cars , the latgcst on record. Kle-
vnlor people led the buying and reported
a great falling oft In country acceptances ,
fj > r er- evidently holding back for better
prices. There was also a good deal of cover
ing by sculping shorts. Only slight traces of
rain were reported from the corn belt and
drouth damage claims were numerous. Tne
visible supply Increased 5)17.u(0 ! ) ( bushels.
Clearances were 4fH.MO bushels. December
opened M' % cent lower , at 3Iff31 > , & cents' .
It advanced to 32i ! cents , nnd closed at
22'ti cents.
The bulk of the business In oats was In
the way of exchanging. Fluctuations were
ruled almost entirely liy corn and the ten
dency , therefore , was generally upward. Ue-
celptH were largo. 701 cars. The visible sup
ply Increased 1,2-10,000 bushels. December
opened unchanged at IDid cents , advanced to
2USii cents and closed at 20'4 cents asked.
Provisions started weak on the break In
yard prices nnd liberal hog receipts. The
dcc.lne , however , was slight and a sharp
advance took place , which was undoubtedly
caused by the strength of corn. A feature
was the buying of September pork and lard
by the Cudahys and the selling of October
nnd December by the same people. Closing
prices were close to the best of the day.
At the close December pork was 12'A cents
hl.her nt $ .I02M. ; December lard 5 cents
higher at $1.93. and December ribs ' cent
higher at $3.10.
Kstlmatcd receipts Tuesday Wheat SOC >
cfirr , ; corn , 1,000 cars ; oats , COO cars : hogs
10,000 head.
_ Lending futures ranged _ as follows :
AlllCIl " K | lil.-li. | 'f,3n-'j uiui'3. fSaU'y.
Lent-
02 02 88H HI )
llec. . . . HS'H-Hil ' M > H III )
May. . . n-ji { 00)8 ) 01 OU.1
'
C'oin
Auc. . . . 20 2 ! )
f , lit. . Jtl ill J0'
IC illn :
May . . . 34U
Oats
Kept. . . 10 ISM
l.'ic. . . . link t'OJJ Hilt - on inn
May. . . J''M J''H
tept . . S 7(1 ( R Ul ) 8 70 8 H7H H 75
Oct. . . . H 77 < t H II''H H 77I < 8 O'W H K'JIi
Die. . . . H 85 It O''Hi 8 Hfl SI U'J ! 8 no
Llilil-
Iti.t. . . 4 7i ! ( 4 85 4 77H
Ccl. . . . 4 77H i nu 1 77 ! * 4 H214
L'ec. . . 4 M 4 07i < 4 85 I 03 4 nu
Eli'IKitm
idt . ! i 57 .1 7B s oaw
Cet. . . 0 5 Ji B O''h : (1 ( 70
No. 2.
O. h limitations were n follows :
I'IXl'H Kasler. IPfilOc lower In sonic cases.
WIIKAT No. 2 spiliiK , S91ic ; No. 3 nirlnir ,
KJfiMo : No. red , syfiSOlJc.
CO I IN No. 2. 23yj3Cc.
OATH-No. 2 , Ih ic f. o. b. ; No. I white , 2o ;
No. 3 while , 20W22C.
IIYI4 Nn. 2. 4Sc. ! .
IIAHI.KV No. 2. nominal ; No. 3 31032C ; No.
4. 2M(33c. (
KI.AXSUKI ) No. 1. 99V4CJJJ1.0J.
TIMOTHY HKI-i-I > rlmc. JS.fO.
I'ltOVIHIONS-l'ork. mess , per bbl. , S.87' ' f
D.dO. I.ard , per 100 llm. , ft.Hili. llacon. thort
ribs sides ( loont5.Cofl8.00 ) ; dry salted nhonl-
< le n Ilioxcd ) , IJ.SfiftS.75 ; short clear sides , ( boxed )
J ( ! . QJI.I2V6. !
WHIMKKV Distillers' llnlflied Roods , per Bal. ,
tl.22.
HUH AH Cut lonf , JJ.SJ ; Krnnulated , J5.2I.
On the produre fxehansn today the butter
market was steady ; erenmery , HiflSc. dairy
WI5c , Cheese , steady hftdMKKKKS. . Una ;
.firrli . , 13'4e , l.lve poullry , easier ; turkeys , "
chickens , "He ; nirlnus , c ; ducks ,
M\V : YtlUIC CJKMMt , .IIAIIICIST.
( lnoliitluiiM of tin- Day on ( ii-iii-rnl
L'oiuniiiillllfH ,
NK\V YIJHK. AUK. SO.-KIXllIt-Hecelptn. 2S , .
400 bbln , ; exports , 39.3CS ljuls. J fairly steady ,
but nulet and imchniiKed from Kaliiulnyii
jirrf | , Mlnnrrutu patents , J5. 'Jii5.ki ) ; Mlnni-nutn
bakern , (4.40U4.tO ; winter patents , Jj.314ji.io.
winter utriilKhtn. tS.WijiiU ; winter extran ,
4.W ; winter low Krude , J3.40i3.CO. | Hyo tluiir
HUlet. fancy , J3.2.-W3.CO. '
4Y > li.MI.VIgulel. . yellow wcilrrn. 71c
llVK-Ku y N" . 2 weilern , 52V4C.
IIAHI.KY-Dull. 31o.
ll/.ItIiV MAI/r-Qulet ; western. ( SiHSc
\VIHAT : Ileelit | . : < 7.l < ; 0 tig. , esjiorts , 290.
021 bu , H | > ol , weaker ; No. i ! red , t > 7 ' , . < . Ui'i-
tlcns oi > ene < | uleady , fold off under foreltm sell-
IHK ami wmk I.lvrrpool newr , udviineed rup-
Idly on liberal decreases In the homu and KIIK-
llih vl lble , weukenlnK aKU'n ' under di uppolnt-
InR l-'reneh cablen , but finally closlnjr xlrajy on
nc'lntut unchanged prices
( ( , on December ,
vhuh was III demand on swlU'lmiK orders to
deellne on other month' No. 2 red
clon-d SiHc ; Kiptemtier , H idiiT'.f.
. .
COHNllecelit | , II8.UO bu. ; fxuorli , 1S0.7W
1m. Hpot , steady ; No. 2. 3&HQ elevator. 3tiHo
iitlual. Uptlons opened elea ly and advanced on
bullish rrcp newn ; reacted under the heavy
vlilble supply ilecrett-e , but cloied uteadler at
> ne ntl advance. AiiKUst clofced 3S cj Deptembvr ,
Si3i\c. dored 3Jl.c.
C'ATS-ltecelpts. tut , WO bu. exports. 19I.HI Lu.
Fpot riulet ; No. S. 23 ic. Options dull and eaulcr
lit ' c net decline. Aueiist cloieU at ! 3c ; Hei > .
UmUr.23ijj21Hc. . cloned , 23 He.
ll\Y-\\'ral < i rhljiplnir , | l. ( < ji.OO ; KOod to
chi ire. i.w > < /f.ro.
HOI'S -Quiet : US5 crop. 80 < c : U9 crop. 6aSc- ,
J'Bctr , . ' roan. 90 crop , : U4c ; IMS crop , tilt- : .
IIIDRB-PI m ; Oulveiton. lit/ICc : Huenou
Ayre . dry , 19c. Texas , dry , IZHOUoj Callfornls ,
'l/EATHEH-Kirmi hemlock sole , Ilueno Ayr ,
light to heavy weights. 19U20c.
CUEEiU-lUcelpts. 10 , ; pkts.j tc jly |
wliuiu urnii i' , t r ; . fofttn , je ,
rnitn ( i.ff 1 , io , r tt XIm , HiU4'0 full
Vim * . JUfJii-
in fTKIl llfelptK. : If fX ' firm , weMern
ctMincrr , llnitf. KlRltio , ! > ' ' . fititorr. < Jb ;
IMils * ll'-'lptp. ! . t'V . . Hrm. dint * onJ
r nn lmnl IJHfllc. wrtHfrn , I H9U'- ,
I'llOVIHIONB-llref , firm ; pnekets , liWCrtXI.
fut in il . i > ily : pkklH Irfllle * 7U8Hc >
rUKIe.l thntiMern , f ' * c ; i.lckl'tl . Irntn * . S'tftXHe.
lnl. Fiend jr ; weteni te m. JSin. refined ,
Mendy. I'nrk , dull ; n w met * . JI0.00010.I4. Tl-
low , irreKUlar.
Ult < S Cottonfeeil , tlrm , prime crude j-ellnw.
MftWKretroleum. . quiet n < I ttendy ; t'nltwl
t-ln * il TJ'ic bid. Iloln , Mwidy. ttrnlned. ciim-
tnnn to KWH | . JI.4MTI.CO. Turpentine , nrm , ! 9OTC
ItlCK-l'Irnu fair to extra , ( UflRic ; Japan. 4U
.
ilor.AS8MP-nrmtr : New Orleans , open kettle ,
gciwl to choice , Itfrilc.
MKTAI.H Thur ? were tales of 3.MO torn pl | ?
Iron warrnnlK on 'ChnnRC totlny nntl the tnnrket
clixnl nrm with K-.50 bid mid lfi.75 nkeU. Iwikft
cni > p < > r closed rjulft , with Jll. IS bid and Jll 25
arked. Tin clofc.l dull at jaw.fln.75 Pnelter.
( julet l JI.2Mfl.3C. IxMul , stior.g ; exchanee ,
K.liU.K ( ) ; broker * ' , W.SS.
O.MAIIA ( ! i\iilAl. .MAItKICTS.
Condition of Trmlr nnil ( ) nntnlonii
on Stniilo nnil Knitcr I'roilncu.
KOOS Qoo.1 Mock. 13c.
ntTTnn Common to fair , 60Hc ; choice to
faney. 10ffl2 < ? ; Beparator creamery , 15c ; Rath-
ereil crenmery , 1415c.
VKAt- Choice fat. SO to 120 Its. , quoted nt 89
Sc ; Inrec ami COPI-SC , 4 Hoc.
t.U'K I'OUt.THY-IIens. 6s : cock * . 3(74c : * rrlnn
chicken. " , per In. , SC9o ; ducks , 6c turkeys. | c.
1'lllKO.NS Live. i\t'jOc ; aead plgeonn not
wanted.
IIAY-Uplnnd , J5.CO ; midland , J3.00 ; lowland ,
J4.M ; rye utrnw. J4.M ; color makes trio price on
hay ; IlKht tinles tell the best , only top grades
bring lop prices.
nnoOMi'OHN Kxtremely slow tale new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice creen telf-
worklnir carpet per Ik , tfT2'ic ; choice creen.
runnlne to hurl. 2'fJUr" ' cmntnon. IHc.
VnaKTAlIF.3. )
CANTAI.Ori'KS-1'er cloz. . CO Wc.
TOMATOIIM-l-er half bu. basket , tOflCOc.
ONIONS--IVr bu. . ; r. SV.
MMA IlKANS-I'cr Ih. , ! c.
ItKANS-ltand.plrked navy , per bu. , J1.50.
CAHHAdlC-Home Krown , 1 > ( P.
PnTATORS 1'er bu. . new 50c.
\VATnUMiLON'S-Crntel. : , 'per doz. . Jt.7302.00.
FltUITS.
Al'I'I.KS-fer bbl. . ll.C3fll.SJ.
NATIVi : I'U'MS-rer hntket , X1JWC.
nilAI'KS-rnllfnrnla , tl.r.fll.M.
. SOI'TIIKIIN PKAfllKfJ-lVr H bu. . SOflCOc.
CAMKOUNIA I'KAf'HKS Per case. Crawford ? .
WeMll.ro ; I'llnRs , OTVio.
CAUKOUNIA Plans' Ilarllett , per cafe. J2.00 ,
lluerre Hardy , JI.50.
CAMKOUNIA 1'I.r.MS Per cni-c , Jl.OOHI-23.
IIOMK ( IIIOVVN OUAPRS Per basket , 13H1SO.
TIIOPICAL FHUITS.
OIlANaKS Mediterranean sweets , J4.
I.K.MONS JtesstnaB , H.601fi.UO ; choice Califor
nia. Jl.
. . "A 'A AS-ClioIco large ftoek. per b.inch.
J2.00B2.23 ; medlum-Jlzed bunehes , J1.W02.00.
MI.SCRI.LANROUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , Inrsa
size , 13c ; llrazlls. per lu. , luc ; linvlls.i walnuts ,
per ib. . fancy , ioft theli. it(13c ; ! ar.dard8. 109
tic ; Illbcrtn , per ID. . lOc ; pecans , pollened large ,
MJIOc ; Jumbo. H5fl2o ; large hlCKory nuts , J1.25
per bu. ; cocoanuts , 4'to ' mien.
I-'IOS ImiwrteJ fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes.
ICc ; a crown , CO-lb. boxes , 13S1IC.
lIONKY-Cholce. t3tJ15c.
CIHRn-Clarllled Juice , per half bbl. . J2.33 ; per
bbl. . n.00f/t.2i.
MAPI8YHUP ! FIve-BRl. cans. each. J2.23 ;
sal. cans , pure , per doz. , J12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
Jii.23 ; quart cans , 13.70 : t
ST. LOl'IS. AUK. 30. FbOI'H KnMer. patents.
J5.C09S.10 ; straichts. M.MCI.70 ; clenr , J.COei.23 ;
medium , J3.tOff3.75.
\VIIKAT-Lowor , closing io for August. ' .40
for September. Vi < SJrte ; for December nnd Ho
for May below Saturday's close. December , the
aetlve option , opened Hie lower an 1 ndvnnced ,
Hi-lllng lv e nliovc that , closed with buyers le
nhove the bottom nnd llrm. Spot , lower ; No.
! rod cash , elevator. 92Mc , ; track. M 02Hc : No. 3
Rood. cash. fSVie track August , S2Vc bIJ ; Hep-
tcnibcr , ! i2 ; c bid ; December , 02'tQ9Uc , May ,
roitN Futures eased nft with whent nnd be-
cnufe of n tremendous Increase In the vlslblu
later milled. flolnff Vie aliove Saturday. Spot ,
steady ; No. 2 cash. 27c bid ; September , 27'ic ' ;
Ilecembei' . 29'c bid.
OATS Futures dull , but firm , -in sympathy
with coin. Spntt easy ; No. 2 cash , elevator.
I9c bid : track. 184i20c ; Nn. 2 white. 21'4W22c ;
September. ISc bid ; December , 2Cc bid ; May ,
23c asked.
HVK Lower , 48iilMSc track.
IIAKUI-1Y Nomlniil.
ronNMUAIFlim ; Jl.M'S'l.Co.
HHAN Sellers , nrm ; packed cant track , EOc.
FI AXSKKD-I iwer. S'.iAc.
TIMOTHY SEED I'rlme. 52.73.
HAY Dull ; prulrle , J3M0.00 ; timothy , J5.CO ®
0.00.
0.00.Ill'TTEK Quiet ; creamery , ISfflDU-c ; dairy , 10
.
-(1OS Firm ; 11''c.
POrLTKV Chickens steady ; old hens , fie ;
-.prlngs. Be ; durks steady , old. Be ; springs. U',4c ;
geese slow , old , 4c : springs , 5V4c ; turkeys easier ,
old. "c : ppilngs. CV4 < J"c.
WHISKY J1.21.
COTTONTIRS Unchanged.
HAOOING t'nchancHl.
MKTAIJ3 Iad , strong ; Jl. Spelter , dull ;
JI.12 > * .
PHOVISIONS Pork , steady : standard men *
Jobbing , new , J9.SO ; old , JSMM. Lard , higher :
prime Btcam , J4. & ) ; choice , JI.72'-J. llacon Iboxod
lots ) , extra short clear , ? 6.62'4 ; ribs , join's ;
Bborls J6.7S. Dry salt m als ( Iwxed Bhouldeis ) ,
J3 : exlra short clear , K : rlb jli ; yhortH , t6.12"-
llKl'BIPTS Flour. C.OOfl bbls. ; wheat , 140,000
bu. : cwn. lec.odo bu. ; oats. 71.0O1 bu.
HH1PMKNTS Flour , C.003 bbls. ; wheat , GO.OOO
bu. ; corn. OO.COil bu. ; oats. D.OOO bu.
ICniiNiiH City f : ml 11 nnil l > rovlHliiiin ,
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 30. WHEAT Market If ?
2c lower than Saturday. olofln < j around bottom
prices : No. 2 haul. S2fj5."c. ( latter for fancy ; No.
" -.fiiJc : Nn. 4. 77WFfc : No. 2 FOft. S ? 1 ? No. 3.
SPW 6Uc : No. 4 , 84c ; No. 2 spring , 79c ; No. 3 ,
77fl79c.
IXDHN Market a fraction higher ; better demand
mandNo. . 2 mixed. o Sr.Xic.
OATS Market slow , about steady ; No. 2
white , lOr.
llVlf Vn. 2. rPc.
HAY Market quiet , weak ; choice timothy ,
f- 'nohrlrp nrnlrle. 1.1.23.
IirTTKIl Market Hrm ; creamery , 14T10'/.cv
< ir- in 12c.
KHOS Market nrm. active ; Mltrouri and Kan-
- - llr.
nKC-nil'TS Wheat , M2S10 bu. ; corn. 00,000 bu. ;
oTl 2.0 > 1 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 160,500 bu. ; corn , 18.CCO
bu. ; outn. 4.000 bu.
rinoliinntl MnHfom.
CINCINNATI. AIIC- .
AIIC30FTOimSteady ;
fanev. tl.fiflfH.t : , ; family. J.1 7.'ff < .CO.
WHEAT -Mrm : No. 2 red. Sic.
COIlN-Stnady : No. 2 mixed. 31o.
.
ItVK Easier : No. 2 , 48',4c.
lll'LK MEATS Firm. JIUO. Bacon , strong ,
' .tn I.-inl , nrm. J4 7.- .
WHISKY Ilrm. Jl.21.
Ili'TTEH-DuIl.
HrriMI Firm : hard refined. Jj.03fl5.53.
I-rns : llarelv strong , 12c.
CSK Firm : good to prime. Ohio flat.
IVorlii nniln 'Miirkot.
PKOUIA Aug. 30. COnV Firm ; No. 2 , 29c.
0.\T < 4-Flrm ; No. 2 whit" . 22c.
IlVK-'lrm : Nn. 2 white. 22c.
WIIIHKY Market nrm ; bash for nnlshed
goodJ1.2I. .
UKCEHTfl CVirn , 121 H till. : onto. ' 4 < t.ro1 bii.s
rye n * ! * > whiskv. 75 bblt * . u-heat. 1.2 0 1 > u.
'HIIIPMKNTS-Corn. M R'O bu. ; rats M.250 bu. ;
ryt * . none : whUky. 1.2D3 bbls. ; wheat , none.
STOCKS AM ) HOMIH.
1'iliMNliiicli I'p tin- Hill mill Then
AM Marc'li DIMVII Atrnlll.
NEW YOHK , Aug. 30. The stoclc market
moved up this morning nnd down this after
noon , weakness being due apparently to heavy
profit taking In the grangers , which had moved
up buoyantly In the morning. Chicago Oreat
Western suffered most severely from the liqui
dation and shown a net loss of Hi. Omaha
showed a continuance of Saturday's strength
and moved up P,4 almve Saturday' * ; close , but
lost It all. Hock If Inn V alone of the group
clot ril fractionally higher. The selling move
ment In the grangers iiffected the whole Pst
more or lefs. nnd many prominent slocks clo.'ed
below Patunlay'B tlgxires after hnvlnjr been ma-
terlally above nt one time during the day. Some
of the recent speculative favorites hail achieved
so huge an advance that the decline left them
something to the good and Missouri I'neinc
cloned nt the best with o net gain of 114.
Wabusli preferred , after an advance of 114 closed
with a net gain of HJ mil Chesapeake & Ohio
closed i below the top. with a net gain of
nearly a point Alchl'on preferred , Western
I'nlim ami Union Pncllle- nisi showed a frac
tional net guln. There are the notable excep
tions to the general shnwlm ; nf net losses In
the list of active anil promln < nt ttr-cks. Th
group of Iron nnd Steel propeitles weie all
strong. Illinois Steel Colorado Fuel. Tennessee
Coal closing higher , the hitter to the extent of
over a point. Some remarkable pMn were also
shown in the Inactive list , notably Lake Erie
K Wei-tern. Thn e mmnn Mock of IhlH railroad
rofe three prdnts nd lh n'eferred HJ Pitts-
burg , Cincinnati. Chicago St. lyiuls preferred
also ref i iiolntB. In th Industrial group Na
tional Slur h shares sold a point higher , the
llrsl preferred S i * < lnt hlnher and the second
preferied 10 points hlxher. leather prcfeired fdd
HP and then sold down , and sugar fluctuated
In un erratic manner over a narrow ranue.
The local gas slock continued strong on account
of tinproi > o > ed consolidation nf IntereMM In-
voUt-,1. I ickuwanna dropped 3 points on a single
tran i'"tlon. ulthouuh HIH rrnlers as a group
wete nrm. The day's market was almost wholly
Ii clinical , the news contlnulmt entirely In favor
of an Increase of prices London prices for
Americans came tomcwhat lower , but imnrnved
during the day , without apparently having the
slightest effect on this market one way or the
other. The buying was on n large scale by
prominent operators supplemented by execution
of commission house nrdeis nnd the selling" was
to take iirdlts. the liquidation being encour
aged alto by some talk of damage to the corn
crop.
Itnllway bonds were strong and generally
higher and suffered le from the reaction tr.nn
did stock * . Tntut sales. JS.MO.O'O. I'nlted Bute *
bonds WITO bid UD U to ' .J per cent oil nround.
Tim ivrnlne Post' * Ixindon nnanclal cable
gram says : "The stock market ! were Irregular
today and many slocku were rather dull , be
cause of dearer miney , ICatOrs were also dull.
Americans were looming- , the small priced shares
leading and these being at the top. The same
feature * still characterize the market here , the
oil g n r llon selling ana tb * young ftntr&tlon
r All lUp nd * n-w tir'bnl'jr ' > n wh.-iher
New Y. rk will | M > l-c | ( > irixam ih , mn-k- '
until Hi * f' > rrn r ilam st-ip oepmii fprxri la
in * the parti , ulr * "f Hie i- t < nsi n > f II" > ' "ti
Iral Pielfti1 flrnt moriRnitr l > , nd I.iu flp-r
lilllern of JYankfi.rl and the I'eutwhe bdnk nf
Ilerlln are eo-tiperMIn * with them , The llantmry
rnmmlttee on the ivntrnl Parlor aim Imnif * ( i
clrrulnr railing for nhnreii , ami mntlni ; ttml Au
gust IWmnnl. Jnhn O. Carlisle and Oeorge Cnp-
pele will en-op rflte In New Vntk. O.dil In m
atrong demand at 77 UHd. Itussln Is the chief
buyer at the moment , exchange favoring ship *
inenm. Th Parln l nr > wa dull on In1 com-
meneemenl of the -ninthly settlement and the
Iltrlln market Was Meady. "
The following were the clotlng quotations on
the lending stocks of the Ncm York exchange
today :
Atchlson . , . , dopM
ilopM 3:11 : * St. Paul
IIMtlmon : & Ohio. . 10i do pfd. . . . . . 1
Canada 1'ncinc . . . . St. 1' . AOm 71H
Canada Southern . fj.v do pfd 14.1
Central Pacific fj.vn4 | SI.P.M.AM m
rhc . Jtoido ' iSo. p.icinc su * <
O .Icaco.fe Alton. . . . inn' 'So. ' Hallway im
0 H. A Q 1 do pfd .tilU
U.feK. I 41) iToxa A Paclllc. . . . 14 {
C.G.C. & SUL H5 < illnlon 1'ncltle 17W
dopM H4 IU. P. 11. .VO 0) )
IM..V Hudson I17H 'Wnbash ' SH
Icl..L.fc ) W do pfd 2IU
Den. .V IlloO Wheel. & L. R 2 *
47H do pfd 11 ! (
Krlo mew ) 17H Adaiis Kx IBS
Krlo 1st pfd. . . . 42 American Kx 118i <
170 United States Kx. . 44
Great Northern pfd. 1.11) Wells Fnr.ro EX..10S
Hoohlnr Vnllev . . . A. C t. OH. . . . . . . . . . ! U5 <
IlllnolB Cenlni. . . . | do pfd 74M
Lake .Krlo JeW. . . . lAm'n Splrltn 14
ilopfd I ilo pfd 3ai
Lake Shorn 170 Am. Tobacco 01W
I.oulHVllIc it Nash I do pfd Ill
Manhattan L Chicago Gad 1'H (
Mel. Traction 12lji Icons. Has 1IIOH
Michigan Central. . 107 U | Com. CabloCo 17 > " >
Minn. .V St. L icol. K. A Iron am
tlolat nfd do pfd HO
Mo.Pacltlc 37 ( Jen. Klectrle 3HH
Moltllo&nhlo
Mo.K. .V T LaCledo ( las 40
llO 11 fd Lend nut )
New Alb. \ CM. . . . do tifil lOl'i
do pfd HIIW Nat. Un. Oil 20
N.J. Central ITitj PacItleMall ! U > i
N. Y. Central . HISJ ( Pullman I'nl 175
N. Y. Chi. & St. L. . . 1 oh .Silver . Cortlllc.lli'S. . f > B
do 1st pfd 70U SI.inil.Kopo &T. . . . 7
ilo'.MpM
Norfolk fc Western 14 I do pfd . . . . .
No. Amor. Co T. C.A Iron ; il
No. Pacific U. S. Leather I'A
do pftl do pfd 110
Ontario .t W U.S. Ktibbcr ISM
Ore. U. .V Nav 111 do pfd l)7' )
On- , short Lluo \\Vstcrn Union. . . . HH1 (
PIllHuurif Chi. < 5t. Westoni. . . 17H
Heading Northwestern 1-)1 ( ) {
HoclclHlaud do pfd 103
St. Louis .VS. f il 't '
To'al sales of stocks today were 473.2CS shares.
Includlnc : Atrlilson , 3.6.V ) ; Atcblson preferred ,
24.000 Cliesntieake & Ohio. 3"i.r,70 ; HurllnKlon.
15.C10 ; Lake Krle , t Westfrn. S.UCS ; IxiulHVlllo & .
Nnshvllle , 4,321 ; Missouri I'aclll17.210 ; Mis
souri , Kansas & Texas preferred , 4.810 : New
York Central , 3.1MO ; Northern I'nclllc preferred ,
8.620 ; Northwestern. 3.3HO Ontnrlo & Westetn.
4.3(0 ( ; ItendlnK. 11.103 ; Hock island. 22.MO : St.
I'cul , 37.5..0 ; Ohiaha , 11 S ! > 3 ; Southern Hallway ,
4.710 Southern Hallway preferred , 7.425 ; TexaK
I'aclllc , II.IMU ; Union 1'nclnc , S.3C"3 ; Wnlinsh prc.
ft-rrt-d , 16fC7 ; AnitTlcnn Tobncco , 4.42J Hay
State Oss. 7,100 ; I nclede Ons , 3,7M ) ; I'aclfle
Mnll IS.Mli ) ; SiiKar. 10,100 ; Tennessee Coal &
Iron , 10.010 ; Leather prefcrre < l , C.fCO : Western
Union , 18.002 ; ChlenRO Great Western , 13.2CO.
XoYirlc Honey Murlcet.
NEW YOHK. Aug. 30. JIONI3Y ON CAI.I-
Iii y nt Ufl',4 per rent ; last loan. Hi per cent ;
closed , 1QIU per cent.
I'HI.ME MKHCANTILE PAl'iH-3V4ffl : per
ST'KHLINO EXCHANGE Firm , with nctuni
buslneos In bankers' hills nt JI.Si1 for demand
nnd nt J4.S.TSi nnd J4.83V4 for sixty days. Posted
rate * . $4 5Hi-4M.S'iiA nnd J4.Sn'i ' i4.a7.
rO.MMMRHCIAI. niIJ.S-tl.S2.
S1L.V1-3R CKRTIF1CATDS-S2Q53C.
HAH SILVKH-52UC.
MEXICAN DOI.LAHS 11Uc.
CK > VEHNMENT Strong.
STATE HONrtS Dull.
nAIIJtOAb HONIXS Strong.
Closing ( luotatlons on bonds were as follows :
IIAK SIL.VBII Steady , 24'.i < J per ounce.
MONBV \ 1 per cent.
The rate of dltcount In the open market for
short hllltt In 1 15-1G 2 per cent ; for three-m.nths'
bills. 115-K02 i r cent.
( iold l quoted at Huenou Ay res today at 184. du
al Lisbon , < 6'i ' ; Home , 10J.22.
American Sri-iirltlcx In 1,01111011.
I/JNDON. Aug. 30. The market for Amerl-
can securities advanced somewhat , but we k-
. ned later. Tile bulls tested the market early
In buying , but desisting on finding ready sell-
era. The lone wag baiely steady and the de
mand moderate.
Klmiiii'liil .Voli'x ,
IIOSTON. Aug. SO.-Clearlngs , ja,36C,331 ; bal-
unces , 11.311,152.
HALTIMOHE. Aug. 30-Clearlngs , Jl , 913,657 ;
balances , J32S.161.
NEW YOUK , Aug. SO.-Clcarings , JW.015213 ;
balances , J4.311.627.
PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 30.-Clearln8S. JG.Cfc'j.-
ilTO. balance * . Jl. 114,081.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 30. Money , 2144J6 pt.r cent.
New York exchange , 4030o | discount. Clearlngk ,
J2.330.1ICO.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 30.-C'learlngs , 1133,378 ; bal
ances , J4i,941. ( New York exchange uelllntr ut
Jl.W premium.
NEW ORLEANH , Aug. 30-Clearlngs , J645.743.
New York exchange , bank , Jl per 11,000 premium ,
commercial , 75c per 11,000 dtscount.
8T. IXIl'IH , AUK. 30. ClearliiKf , J4.M5.1C6 ; hal-
nnc , JC1I.4SS : Money , 4B7 per cent. New Yurk
exchange , Jl discount | ild , 7'c dlrcount asked.
CHICAC1O , Aug. 30. Clearings. JIB 034,118. New
York exchenge. 70o discount ; sterling exchange ,
p-jsled rales. H.HH and J4 SCi. ( Lake Street ,
Him ; Diamond Match and New York lllscult.
weak , closing ; Diamond Match , 1C8 ; Metro
politan L. 74 ; West Chicago. 110 : Houth Hide
L. 47V : I-ake street L. 17W ; New York lllsciilt.
5H4 ; City Hallway , 4' s. 102.
nERLIN , Aug. 30. Exchange on London 20m ,
3SV4 pflt fr checks.
IX3NDON. AUK , 50. The amount of bullion
taken Into the Dank of England un balance today
wan 55,000 , ,
PAHI8 , Aujf , 80. Three per cent rentes I04f ,
47Hc for the account , UxQs.ngo CO l/jndoii Ut ,
11)iq ) rot cbldu. . I '
'nit ' i lit i nf I1 * ' UTAPif iiitiin T
OMAHA LHlv STOCK MARRhT
Wosk Opans witK , a , Light Run of Both
Onttlo11 iffiil Uogs.
BEEF STEERS G3 TO FIVE DOLLARS
TrnillitK (3ooil hud it I'll I r 1ol of Slufl
IlMiiiMcit i"iru-lliiK ( Drop
a lll , , McUl In
ITIoe.
SOUTH OMAHA , Aug. SO.-necclpts for
the days Indicated were :
. Hog.Sheep. . Horses.
August 30 , 2,411 100
AupUst ! S . S.v iS 0,812 861
August 27 . 2fC3 G.121 1,4 iO
August Z . 3,723 6,417 1,449
August 25 . 3.423 6.153 612
August 24 . 2,403 G.SM -401
August 23 . SOT,1 1W9 2.S73
August 21 . 1.P15 4.S02 1.-I02 123
AUfiUll 20 . 2.712 4,370 SSO
August 19 . 1,370 4,931 . . . .
August IS . 3.G12 5,7i2 2,332 o
August 17 . 3,013 7,347 1.C11
August 16 . 4C97 ; 6.477 .
Tile ofllclal number of cars ot 'slock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle.Hpgs.Shecp.
C. . M. & St. P. Ily . V s' .
Mo. 1'nclllc Hallway . 1
Union 1'aclllc System . 21
P. , B. & M. V. H. U . 40 11
S. C. & P. Ily . 1
C. , St. ! . . M. & O. Ily 3
U. & M. II. H. H.I 30 11
C. , H. * Q. Ily 1
C. , H. I. & P. . cast . 1
C. , H. I. & 1' . , west 21 1
Total receipts . . . . ( 137 34 1
Thu dls-positldn of the.dciy'9 receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. ' Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 1'acklng Co 31 -I3S
Hammond Packing Co. . . . 1G1 C'Jl . . . .
Swift and Company 231 27 10 !
i Cudahy Packing Co 2S3 1,201
H. Heeker .t Degnn S3J
j Viinsant .t Co 30
J. h. Carey 21
1 Lehman & Rothschilds. . , . 2iO
I Hill & Lewis Co M ;
Henlon & Underwood ISO \
I Huston & Co 4
! Sijulrcs ; 29S . . . .
I Livingstone & Shallcr. . . . SG
Coy .t Co „ 107 . . , .
Nelson Morris ? , Chicago 2S7 ' . . . .
Other Huyers t14 ! . . . . 10
Left over ECO
Totals 3,519 279 200
'CATTLE The board showed IIS cars of
cat.lo in this morning with a train reported
for noon. Western cattle made up the bulk
of the supply , , but" there were a few naIves -
Ives , with TO me better finished beeves than
were here either Friday or Saturday In
cluded. Cow stuff was only In moderate
supply , while feeders wore numerous. No
great change was quotable lor tiny branch
of the trade.
IJuyew got out In good season nnd bought
up about everything In the line of corn-
fed stock early rtn'd ul Just about last week's
closing prices , with' J5.00 an a top for better
steers than have been sold since Thursday.
The trade was active on desirable grades ,
while the Inferior grades were n little slow
and In spots perfjaps a shade easier. WMi
feeder buyers as hard nt work as ever and
nsi anxious for .feupplle . ? , but few of lho
western offerings fell Into killers' hands.
The cow nnd heifer market shaded down
n little again on most grades except the
very best , but the demanil was good nnd
i he twelve or fifteen loads here were cleaned
up In good Bunion. Hulls , stags , etc. , Bold
about like last week's close , nnd veal
calves brought fully recent prices.
There was another big trade. In feeders
nnd prices ruled steady to strong , the
strength developing pn the batter grades.
The demand camp from the country'as .well
an speculators , and a'Jarge amount of busi
ness was done. Representative sales :
NATIVES.
BKKP STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. . Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3..10S3 350 16..1037 4 35 2.1..11.10 463
2..1010 3 CO 4..IMS 440 41.,1103 4 CO
IS. . . . S71 4 00 4. . . . 922 4 40 19..1227 4 70
19..1057 400 41..1259 450 25..1334 4 Ml
64. . . . ! CO 420 1..1300 4 CO 2SV..141C 3 CO
12..1087.4 23
1. . . . 919 2 CO c. : . 996 2 TO : . . , . 9o s 23
1. . .1020 21. . . 2 CO 1..1240 3 25
2. . . . 97 < X 1. . . 2 73 7..1I1S1 330
1. . . . 920 2 SO II. . . . 9EO 2 SO 2..1013 3 35
1. . . tea 2 CO 17. . . .1045 2 93 21..1151 3 40
2. . . . 970 2 50 2. . . . 940 3 00 3..1133 3 41
1. . . . 910 250 . .1220 3 10 1..10SO 3 50
2. . , .1123 2 CO
HEIFEP.S.
29. . . . Ml Z 15 1. . . . GOO 3 40 -7. . . . 748 3 C3
9. . . 920 3 20 1..J 40 3 40 6. . . . S61 3 75
7. . 5. . . . 740 3 CO 1..11)30 ) 4 CO
HULLS.
1..1390 1..14SO 2 M 1..1390 3 20
1..1420 1..1230 3 00 3..113C 3 2- >
1..12IO 275 2..1293 3 00 L. . . 190 3 40
1. . . . 910 2 SO
STAOS.
1..13M 1 73 1..1740 3 00
CALVES.
,303 , 4 00 L. . . 230 5 CO
STOCKEUS AND FEEDERS.
10. . 3 10 1..1040 4 CO 24. . * 2S 4 1f
1. . . 120 3 20 4 CO 2 $ . . . .1044 4 15
1. . . 870 3 25 3. . S43 4 00 31. . C39 4 20
. r > 0 350 1. . 710 4 00 Cl. . 914 4 20
I ! ! . 740 3 CO C2. . 705 4 00 31. . . . 73S4 25
3. . .1213 3 50 S. . 7S2 4 GO 10.-.1010 4 20
1. . . k70 3 CO 1. . 570 4 ir 32..1069 4 20
21. . . 578 3 S3 20. . . . ' 46 4 15
WESTERNS.
NEUUASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
1 cow 650 Jl CO 11 cows. . . . H74 | 3 20
2 bulls 1310 2 83 1 heifer. . . S10 3 2i
4 cows 1052 2 65 3 bulls . 1UCC 3 25
1 cow 770 2 90 1 fccilcr . 810 4 SO
1 cow S20 300 114 feeueru. . . . 716 4 0
John Tlnnln.
4 fdrs , Tex. . 980 SCO 107 fdrs , Tex. .1031 370
WrOMING.
Swan Lind & Cattle Co ,
2 talllnR8..1175 300 20 heifers 1CC3 3 ' 0
1 stag 1170 3 03 2 Tex fdrs. . . B75 .1 75
2 steers 1090 3 25 24 Tex ; fdrs..1130 3 SO
1 steer 1120 3 23 21 Tex fdra..U'4T ' 4 03
11 COWH 1001 3 23 32 Tex Mrs..1150 4 15
2 feeders. . . . 870 3 50 44 feeder.1070 4 03
5 feeders..1222 3 CO IIS feeders..K-2S 4 13
2 firs , Mex.1197 3 < M 37 feeders..11.90 < 20
8 6trs , Mex.1130 3 C5
COLORADO.
7 cows 933 2 75 2 cows 1000 3 20
1 cow 9)0 2 7j 25 frederB..IHO 4 30
CScows 968 320 2 feeders..1100 400
10 cows. 902 3 2
SOUTH DAKOTA.
K. A. JticUbon.
4 heifers 907 333 29 feeders. . . .1118 420
A. llalhurn ,
2 cows 920 2 M 41 feeders..1032 415
2 COWH 943 2 90 20 feeders. . . . COO 4 45
4 heifers Ml 3 40 2 calves 225 C CO
3 feeders 1153 3 50
50MONTANA.
MONTANA.
Murphy Cattle Co.
Scows flSI 270 21 cows 982 313
S COWH 971 300 CO cows 1023 3 2U
C. H. Cumiilwll.
1 cow 9T.O i feeder 1100 3 fO
10 feeders..13S4 330 12 feeders , . . 90S 3 SO
1 feeder 1230 3 75 1 feeder . HOO 3 ko
1 feeder. . . .1350 3 75 2 feeders. . . . ( CO 3 10
1 feeder 1270 3 75 1 feeder . 1130 3 SO
1 feeder 1220 3 M " " . . . .iso . ,
1 feeder 1UO 3 SO
Capitol 'Syndicate.
[ 0 feeders..1107 4 < 0 ' II feeders..1121 4 CO
47 feeders..1127 4 W ' 40 feedeis 09J 410
49 feeders. . . . 1115 400 43 feeders..1115 4110
40 feeders..1116 4W r 29 feeders..1121 400
r. A.-JVast.
12 cows 1036 ? fcS " 27 cows 9OJ 3 40
2 cows ICC5 3 00 2 ffedern. . . . CSO 360
20 cows 1105 3 CJY , II 32 feeders. . . . Ul 440
ZOcows 078 3,30 , , 35 feiklt-rH , . . . 7i7 4 I2j !
' .TUXA8.
S feeders. . . . C0 37ii > 4 feeders..1023 325
119 feedeis. . . . 630 & ! ' ! 125 feeders.10.9 3 fci
HOGS While Ui litVrkvt only had Its usual
llKht Monday vuppiy/'tlillty-four earn , there were
more fresh II&KS than last Munday , and with thu
holdovers them were uver 3vK ) for sale. There
was nothing new to , | H of lh Kvnernl quality
and then- was the usual larse proportion of
medium to heavy Wflgins.
Discouraging renom ? from eastern markets
mndu local traders' ! llii l < < l h , und the early mar
ket was slow In l > IUHof there helnu a iraoil
shlppInK UK well ua packing demand. In a
Kcnerul way thu market iwai a hlif nickel lower ,
with worst tales 7HftlOtolf , on which basis the
boss kept selling i ) .uKw " "til the pens weie
emptied. , , b i
Practlcnlly no loads sold below 13.85 , nnd 14.00
was paid for IlKht butcher welpht sorts , with
the bulk of all the IIOKB at J3.9003.93. Saturday
the Rules weru I u reelut J3.W1M.W , and on last
Monday ut W.W.1O. Representative sales :
IS
' ' '
'siiiiiiiitin . . . a ss
G Wl . . . J 8
rt ublo deck marketed
SIIHHP--Only one wit *
nnd this sold quickly nt Mr-wig prices , tully
dime belt r thnn low point last week , Repre
sentative rales :
No. Av. Pr.
10 western wethers 116 1115
150 western wct.iera 91 > 45
CIIIOACO 1,1 VH STOCK SIA1UCKT.
CullIc SIcuv mid \Vcnk1l Ksi l.imcr .
Slie - | I'licliiuiKriL
CIIIOAOO. Aug. 30-fnttlc moved ilowly and
prices were somewlut lower , except on < lelr bl
oterliiRS. In which trndlnp was unite active.
Sales were on n bnfls of J3.W ) to J5.W for the
common native dremed beef tteers to the choic
est shipping beeves , with the bulk of the sales
nt from 14.75 to JVJ5. Uirgc numbers of stock-
crs nnd feeders fold nt Irom JJ.40 to J3.C3. com
mon lots bclmr lower thnn last Monday. Can-
nine cattle fold nt tiny prices , but fnt cows niul
heifers Were ijood fellers once more , ns were
nlsn bulls. CnUes weie lower. Texnn cattle
were In very good demand nl not over stroiiR
prices niul wcsterni were Inrsely SfilOc lower.
In IIOKS there wns n fnlrly ncthu local and
shipping demand , but buyers lu l ted upon lower
pi Ices nnd dales were t n decline of EtflOc
per 100 pounds. Rood fnt hogs weakening the
least. The average quality wns very good ; sale *
were nt from J3 to 13.43 for the poorest U > beat
hogs , the hulk crosnInK the scale * t 4.13(14.30.
Trade In sheep nnd Inmlw wns fairly neiive nnd
prlc-frt show'ed no p.irtlcular clmilRe. Sheep ere
wanted nt frvm I2.2o lo J2.CO for the poiirest up
In $ .1.Ri > nnd II fur g-K.d to extra natives , but
few sold nbnvo J3.70. Iximbs sold nt frmn S3.ii < i to
J5.3the best lUlliiK n Htlle IdKh.-r. \\esteiij
mnge sheep fold at from J3.W to Jl-fio , great
mimbois of feeders ( film ; fin1 from J3.W to IJ.W.
IllKT.Il'TS Cntile , 19.600 hend ; bogs. I4.WW
head ; sheep , IS.OiM brad.
HUH ! llutTiiln l.lvo Slock.
EAST llfKPALO. Aug. * > . rATTI.K-t'JioIci'
eteers , K..13O3.S3 ; medium to lienvy. ll.n.ll I.M ;
contFP. . : StM 40 : creen , } 3.r.ff4.1S ; fat belters.
II.Wri.EO ; iulxed butchers' . J3.30K4.10 ; fat cows.
J3.CCH(4.00 ( ; comiiKin bits.$2.23iffS,35. . Knncy milk-
'ers ' , fl.40fjl.W : common In fnlr. tt.fOQZ.M : BO-HI
to fnncy tprlnKers. f4.3 fl'.00. ixtrnenls. . J.i.od
4ifi.73 ; heavy fed rnd buttermilk. J2235n.ro.
IIOOS Onoil to choice yorliers. JI.5"f4.CO : lUht
yorken * . J4.CH ; mixed paikers , } 4 : .3iT4.CO ; medium ,
JI.tOHI.63 ; heavy. l.45 4.i.O ; loughs. J3.73y3.90 ;
pits. J3.7FO1.CS. . . , ,
KIIKKP AND LAMUS Limbs , yearllnup , c'-o > cc
to prime. J,1.30fi l.iO ; fair to Rood , J3.12's 3.1. > ;
culls , } 3.00I3.r,0 ; i-prlnK lambs. Rood to extr.i ,
JS.23n.vr,3 ; culls , J3.7riSr.r,0. , Sheep , choice to
selected wethers , J4 254.r.O ; mlr to choice mixed ,
J3.SOJjl.00 ; culls , J2.SOi73.CO ; exports , J3.730l.2j.
SI. l.onlH Live Stoek.
ST. LOflH , AUK. 30 CATTLE Receipts. R.OOO
head ; shipments , l.OM head ; market easier for
natives ; Texuns steady on hc. t : natives , slilp-
pine steer.- fair to fnncy. J4.ir-5T5.25 ; bulk of
sales. JI.Min.Oi ) ; dressed hef lind butcher steers.
f4.iV > ! ? 5.00 ; Fleers uniler l.fOO poutuK } 3.73fl4.30 ;
stockers and feeders. J2.7STtl.15 ; cows nnd heifer * .
J2.rOff4.23 ; Texas and Indian sttcrs , J2.OH1 ! ) CO ;
cows and heifers , J2.COfT3.CO.
HOOS Receipts. 5.0-X ) head : shipments. 2.dOO
head. Market lOc lower ; llKht. Jl.2 : ? 4.:5 ; mixed.
JI.CKHfl.M ; heavy , J4.OCf4.40.
.SIIE13P Receipts. 2.W > hend ; shipments , 200
head. Market ftenrty on muttons ; ttroiiR for
lambs ; native'multcns. J290K370 ; stockers , J2.23
J3.00 ; lambs , J3.COi5.15.
IviuiNiii4 Ctty LiveSlock
KANSAS CITY. Aug. JO. CATTLU-Hwelpts
S.OOO hend. Rest natives steady : others weak t'
slow ; Texns steerH , ! 2.50fl3.9'i ' ; Texas cows , J2.00J
a.CO ; nntlvi" steels. J3 Mt3.30 | ; native cows nm
heifers. J1.75WI 2stnckcrs : nnd feeders , J2.5W
4.60 ; bulls , J2.55JJI.50.
HOOS lleeelpts. 1 50 > ) h ad. Market weak to
5c lower : bulk of sales , J4.03R4 10 ; heavy , J4.05ig >
4.12'4 ; pirkrrs. JJflOftl.lO : mixed , fl.iVl l.l !
lights. 53.90ffl.10 ; Yorkers. fl.07 < , i94.10 ; pigs
SHEEP Receipts. R.OOO hend. Mar'et ' steady
lambs. f2.7Ji5.uii ) muttons. J2.00O3.CO.
XOTV York I.lvcStock Mnrkct.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30. KEEVES Receipts
3 040 hend ; native Fleers. Jl 301(13.40 ( ; stags nni
oxen. J2.751J4.50 ; bulls. J2.5niff3.10 ; dry cows , Jl to
GS.fU. European cables quote American ttcera
nt 1010ic ( ! ; refrigerator beef. S'.i c.
CALVES Receipts , 2,45 hend. Fairly active
steady nil nround ; veals. $5 OOW7.25 ; few. J7.S5'-
{ 17.50 ; gniFsers and buttermilks. J350ii4.tO.
HHEEP AND LAMItS Receipts , 12.J54 hend
sheep , t2.23fi3.75 ; lamtis. t4.25fiO.tO. .
HOGS Receipts , 10,183 head ; lower at J4.500
4.SO.
Stock in Slsrltt.
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for August 30 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha . = .9115 2.411 200
Chlcngu . 19.5" < ) 44,000 1SW5
Kansas City . 9.0 4W B,0 < >
Pt. Louis . 5,000 B.COO 1,00
Totals . 5M46 63,911 24,200
COTTON MAIIICISTS.
JIiinliuilHlloii ScnilM PrlccH Uj
In Spile of KvcrythliiK.
NEW YORK , Aug. SO. Liverpool cnbles nl
hand when the market opened this morning were
disappointing , crop accounts had n bearish effect
recelptu were heavy , outside buying orders were
few nnd local sentiment had a bearish temper ,
yet the market opened ut an advance of 22 points
on August , I point on September nnd October ,
nnd 2 to 5 points on the remainder of the Hut.
Manipulation In August with apprehensions that
the deal would extend to Stptember and October
caused more or less hesitation. Following the
opening call the maiket adjusted ItM'If , ad
vancing 5Ji7 points before noon , the exception
being August , which nt that hour showed u net
advance of 2 points and held the general list.
Utter In tnc fCEElon the market had an easier
tone on the efctlniatcs of heavy receipts for to
morrow , especially at Interior points. At the
best point the general list Fhowed an advance
of 3Q7 points , with the market finally quiet nnn.
steady In tone at a net advance of 2ft5 points
en the general list , while the net advance on
August wea 22 points. Futures closed quiet and
steady ; January. JG.fO ; February , JC.83 ; March.
JC.M ; April , JG.fc9 ; May , JC.92 ; August , nominal ;
September. J7.22 ; October , JG.91 ; November , J6.77 ,
December , JC.77. Spot closed nominal to 3'lc
higher ; middling uplands , 8l4c ; middling gulf.
S',4c ; middling , Hie ; net receipts , none ; gro s
receipts , 8,990 bales ; exports to Great llrltaln ,
150 bales ; France , 1,200 bcles ; continent , 1.423
boles ; forwarded , 6,043 baleii ; pales , 4,820 bales ;
spinners , 20 bait * ; xtock ( actual ) , 38,024 bali-B.
Total today : Net receipts , 12 , . ! 5 bales ; exports
to Great Hrltnln , 150 balm. ! > France , 1,2-V ) bales ;
continent , 1,922 biles ; stock , 80,481 bales. Con
solidated : Net receipts , 21,803 bales ; exiiorts to
Great Hrltnln , 1.C33 bales ; to France1,414 balen ;
to continent , 1,923 bales. Total since September
1 : Net receipts , GG19W)1 ) bales ; exports to Great
Drltaln , 3.010,511 l les ; to France , 702.639 bales :
to continent , 2,161,453 bales ; channel , 6.4S1 bales ,
LIVERPOOL , Aug. 30.-COTTON Spot lim
ited demand , prices lower ; American middling
fnlr , 4Md ; ; good middling , 49-32d ; American mid
dling , 4Vid ; low middling , 4d , good ordinary ,
3V1 ; ordinary. 311-lCd. The sales of the day
were 6,000 bales , of 'which 500 were for specula
"
Quickly , Thoroughly , Forever Cured
by a new perfected sclentlfle
method that cannot fill *
unlofcs the ca f * ! beyond
human aid. You feed Ira-
rrored the flrtt da/ , feels >
benefit every day. soon Lnoir
yourself a king among nun
In body , nilnd and heart
I Drains and lotiei ended.
Kverjr obstacle to happy
marrlod llfareinoted. Kerf
, . , , . . . will when
, an ' - forcA. , enemy ,
falling or loit , r ro tored by this treatnirnt. All
weak portions ol th body enlnrgod and strength
ened. 'Wrllofornur book , with aiplanatlons anil
proufa. Htot socled , frt Over 2,000 references.
ERIE MEDICAL CO , , & $
CHRISTIE-STREET
t'llpltlll , ? . .IOO. ) Fully 1'aIII ,
Stocks , Grain and Provisions ,
Ilooni 111 1-U Ilouril of 'I'mU11 lllilu.
( Tel. 1C95. )
C. C , CHniSTIfcJ Prealilcnl
B. J. BTHKI3T Vice I'reslilenl
O , W , KI3NNBV. . . . . Senretary
David T. Deals , I'rcet. No 3C07.
l < \ P , Nral.Vlce I'res Union \iillonal IliinU
Clias. II. V. Lewis , Caeh. Capital. JCOO.OOO.
KANSAS CITY , Alo. , April U , 1697.
We hereby certify that the Chrtslle-Plrect
Commission Company lum this day cnininei.ced
business with ur by depositing Fifty Thousand
Didluri ( JOii.000.00) ) In cadi.
( Dlctatea. ) CIIAHLE8 II. V , LEWIS.
Caihlvr-
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1030. Omaha , Nub.
-COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
> IIOAIin OF THADK.
Direct wlrta to Chicago and N w Torte.
ml e | i.fl and In ImlM H ' ft ) A hi . . .
i Hili'iK n ui I'utii' t i en il i i v4 I
el * < ( fln-i AiiOMin wid'H'ftit ' ' U M , \.i ii
43 ( M sdios Auxuit nnl tfrp'eml- . t ttr\rn \
n plembrr ati.l Or.lr | , I f - Hf 7 I > 1 buyer *
anl N emlur J Ii M ImjrTii : N"\rni
l > er and liecemlier , .1 4 - < lld s'llern , ite , etntier m l
Januaiy , 9 14-CIHt ! ! * 4.1 liijfrs. January nnd
Kehnioty , 3 44-Clnl 4 > - < 4d Imyprs : KthMiarv and
March. It MM Infers , Mnn-fi anil April. 1 46-64.1
sellers , April nnd Mav. t i : M ( tellers : May and
June , 1 4ftH netrr | leptemlier. 4d.
NKW OIII.KAN'H , Aug 30 COTTON-Qulet :
mien. (0 l > les , nnllnary , * S lOo. gi-ol ordliiAry ,
O-llc. tnw mlddllnK ' .r middling , 73-l c
KOfi.1 mtddllnc. T7-KV ; middling fair. 7TKRe. .
celpts. 7.0 5 t'dlfii ; stm-k. U.JW bales. Consult-
dated : Receipts net. l. M baleii exports Io llreat
llrltaln , Ie3' > tialeii l-Yiitice , l.lll liales ; rontl-
nent , 1.W3 tmlex , stock , S0.4SI bales. Futures
steady rales , 12. (00 tales ; August , nominal i
September , J4.T5fl6.77 : October. J .52l .5Si Novem-
her. I1.S : ( M ; December , J .6HI .M : January ,
Jfi.MO6.S7i Febniary , J6.58Gfl.CO ! March. je. Uf
6.63 ; April. IS.SIflfi.W. '
T , l.ot'ls. Aug. SO.COTTONnrm mid-
dllng , 71116no ; sales reported , receipts 110
bales ; shipment ; , 1 ? > 1 bnles ; ttock , l.'M bales.
Colter Markets.
NK\V YOHK. Aur. -Options opened iitendy ,
5 points lower , ruled quiet , with weak undertone
on continued heavy receipt" at Rio nnd Santos
niul t > rcdlcted Increase of 400.POO to TOii.ocrt bags
In the world's visible supply ; weak feeling In
creased by unsattfcfnctory European cables. SellIng -
Ing checked by feur that the market had been
oversold. Closed dull , net unchanged to 10
points decline. Bale * . 16.KO tings. Including Sep
tember at W.33 , IX-cembcr nt I6.TO. Hm > t coffee.
Hlo. nulet .sp. 7 , involve. J1S714 ; No. 7 , Joli-
lilng. J7.37U. Mild , quiet : Cordova. Ju1.50 < tl6.5 < l.
HAMHt'RO. An * JO.-COFFF.E-Opened IJ pfg.
toner. clo cd U0H pfg. net lower ; sales , 14.-
000 bags.
RIO DI-2 JANEI11O. Aug. r.O.-COFFiK--W Kk.
owing to rl e In e\clmnge : No. 7 Hlo. s 150 rels ;
exchange. Sd ; lecelpts. 17.000 Itnft ; cleared for
the I'nlted Stales , 13.001) ) bags for Elliot-- . C.tW
bags stock. 422.000 bags Weekly report ' - Cof
fee. weak owing to Use In exchange : exchange
standard. S.1M rel * Receipts during the week ,
1SI.OM bags ; shipments to the United States.
6G.CK bags : slock. 422.000 bags.
SANTOH. Aug. SO.COFFEiQulel : ; good n\or-
nge Santos , S.3W leln ; receipts , 4.1 OOD , bagsi
stock. 7W.OOO bags. Weekly report : differ , nulel ;
good aveinge , per ten kilos , S,3X ) rels lecelpta
ilurlng the week. t J OIKI bags : fhltmieuts ti > the
United Slates. 45.i H > bags : Mok. . Ts'O.OtX ' * bags.
HAVRE. Aug. SO.-.COFFEE-Clos'cd steady ut
n net decline of ' .4f ; sules , 32,1X0 bags.
Now OrlciuiN > lni-Ui'tt ,
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 30.--1IOC1 PHOru'CTKH
Firm. Pork , ol.l. JS M. Lard , rellned tierce.
4'ic. lloxed meats , dry salt shoulders f % p ;
sides. Cc. llacon. clear lib side. " , C c , llnnis.
choice sugar clued , .HiSie. ?
COFFP.E- Ordinary to fnlr , JO.SOW10.2J.
FIXirit-l''lrm ' ; extra fancy , J4.75W4.S3 ; put-
enlB. J4.IOW4.1U
l0'tNMEAISteady , ll.KZ.
IlllAN-CJUIet. f.7ijc.
HAY Firmer ; prime , S12.005TI3.50 : choice. $14. SO
. .
CORN Easier. No. 2 sacked , white , 3Sff39c ;
mld. . 3S < f'c ! ' ; yellow , 40U4c. !
OATS Firm ; No. 2 packed. 2.1r:315 < ' -
llICE--St > ady ; onllnnrv to good , 31x5/41.40.
\VTV A'nrk Ilry ( iixiilN > Inrkcl.
NEW YORK , Aug. 30. Dry goods opened with
n , nrm tone nnd a demand both by mall orders
and lu stoic trading of very fnlr proportions.
The market WHM ftlll Illled with husers ut ) b
bins centers and llrxl linnd buycm were also In
exliknre. Cottons and woolens alike are llrm
and active. In the former the maiket In still
of the kind which makes Keller * hopeful. The
situation In woolens li steadily working Itself
In shape. Slocks Imvu been well taken In pre
liminary telling and t * f.rnm . .r * | . lnnlne la
' " . nt fa lir In ll > Iradlrs ; Plaplf cctton *
je still llrm Pilnl . I , itm are Mill y ntm ,
nilurt * Are tfn , at t 4e anil that quotation
un jinin wan not ma with much aUcrlly tir
m nufarlur ra odd notxta are alto ilronn.
Prlnl are \ery actUe and the rrti-i > situation
wa n nun on . maple * nre in I'Sttk-ulniiy
good dfiiiMul nnd arn nrm In tone.
l.lvrrpoiit llriilii ntiit ProvUliinii ,
LIVRIIPOOU Atir KK.WHKATNo. . > 1T.I.
' " ' ' 1"11 7f'
. , , , . ; i , i" - - " " mlted tiew , . , ,
M i iii , old , as M. September , quiet. In lUdi
October , quiet. J Hd.
The Imports of h t Into I.Urtpool nrc n
follow : ri-om Atlnntlc potts 104.000 qunler :
from pacific ports tinne ; from other | > orts imne.
The Imports of corn Into Liverpool from AtUntla
ports M.SOO qUArtcrs.
l-LOt'll-St. l iulii faney winter.
IIOPH-Al Irfimlnn ( Pacific eonM ) „
PROVISION'S-lleef , extra India tnes * . M l
prime mefs. nun. Ms. Poik , prime me , fins
western. 4M M ; prime mess , meilh.m weftern ,
Us 3d. llnnm , Mintt cut , 14 In 14 llm. , 3J 6d.
Hncon ; Onnbetlmid cut , is to So IK . , Ksj short
ribs , to to 24 Ihs. , 3 ! ; long elenr ml Idles. llRht ,
5 to S * His. , 81 ; IOIIK clear middles , lienvr , 40
to 45 llu. . 90s ; short clear middles , hemy. 4. ' , to
M lb . , s ; clear bellies , 12 to 14 lh . 37s.
Shoulder * , square. U to 11 Ihs. , 20s M. Iwiid ,
H > i > t , S5s.
C'llKESM Amerlcnn , llnost while nnd colon ii ,
4Ss.
TAl.l/lW-Prlmo city. 15 * .
Oll.S-l'ottonwed , tlverio.il | relitiwl. Us H ,
Tut peiitine f plrlls. Sis M. Rosin , common. I. M.
l ONHON. AIIR 30.-liiiT : : SrOAIl-Septrmbfr ,
Ss ! i\d lli-ti.ber. . Ss t' , d.
NIW : YORK , Aug. so.- stui.uiinw ; turn ;
rellinil , Him ; mold A , M r ; xlandanl A 4'ie >
c-nnfectloners' A , | t < , c ; mt loaf , t > S ' . erushed ,
, " > Ve ; powdered , S'.c Kt'Ululated ' , 6c ; culn-s. 6Uc.
NllW ORLEANS. Auii. SO.--St'llAR Open ket
tle 2K4 ? 3\c ; centiltuRal , sltotiB ; Krnniilntnl ,
4 > < | 4 P-U'-c : whites. 3 13-lCfiC 1-ICoj yill \ \ , 1\\ ?
: t- c ; feconds , 2ff3'4c. '
TOLEDO , AUK. 30.1IKAT Hull ; No : l ll
nnd December , I2'C ,
CORN-1'Ull ; No. 2 mlxiM. SOo.
OATS -Dull : No. 2 iiil.xcd. ISHc.
RYE Dull ; lovvei. No. 2 cash. l ! > 'ic.
Cl A ) VUUSl'CD Steady , Ulu-haiiKed.
Ollj UliehaiiKed.
Cnlll'iii-iiln llrleil Ki'iill .
NllW YORK. AUK. SO. 1\MH-YIRNIA I'ltlP.D
I'lltllTflSteady ; ovupoiatiMl tipples , prime wire
tr.iy. Co : wood ililel , pi line. Co ; clmln * . 6'jci
fnlu'y C e prunes , S' ' iT' ' c per pound. Apri
cots. Royal , , < iSc ; Moor | nuk. SflOc. Penc'iep ,
impeded , CRSc ; peeled , HSi'llo.
I'lilliiilcliililii I'l-uillli-i-
PHILADELPHIA , AUK. SiL-RHTTEIl Dull.
Io lo\\er ; fnnoyestrtn rienmery. 17o.
KOOS Stonily , fir > h nenlb > and western , ICC.
CltKKSE-fncliniiheii.
Klu.li ! lltllter Market.
EUiN. III. . AUK. ro-WTTHR Steady ; of
fer. HKS. 270 tubs ; K.ilrs f.'i tul-s nt ISr. IIIJ at
Uc withdrawn on 142 lulut.
\Vonl > ! nrl > i > l . i
ST. I/ifIS. AUK. SiVOil.fin ) ) - latiKed.
NIJW YORK , AUK. 10. WOOL -Klrm
Sail I'I-IUH-M | < - I \ \ In-ill lluiiliitlniii ,
SAN I'UAN'c'ISi'O. AUK. -WHEAT V'lnnj
December , Jl.62 4 ; May. Jl r,2.
IE GOLD FROM AUSM ON OUR S1EAMER
which arrived nt Seattle early Sunday morning. The Mc.inii-r br.nipht In thirteen
miners and $175,000 In sold , being only ; i pttrt of the stake ot i.u-i.
-Rote Carcfti1/ ! / the rollowing :
tW Iiiivo tlie only line of HtenmerNIV In < ipi-i-ii t Inn I-'ROM SK VTTI.i : .
U\\ II VVH lll'.i'.V In I > II III.-NN on tlie Vukoii Viilley KIVK VKAIl.S.
r UKciitM are NOW on the ground nnil Iinvc Item for vcnrs i-\pel-l-
< ClllllltN.
IHSIIC -tti-i-K < if credll iviiml nt out' triulilifv I > IINN In AlnsUa nnil N.
AV. T.
5 Weliny nnd Melt iiilne.s OJ II imnts are e\nerleiieei1 tlu-.v know wliitt ( a
a vloil.
0 We lire fully orKimlzfil t do linxl IIONN nnil ICXOW tlio lie hi the linil mill
the noo.l.
7ur HV rlvor Mcnmer * nro XOW on. tlie Yukon VVOID THIS PASS.
M We Inive InrK > * xtockd of nupiillCM NOW at I''t. ( ; < -t There nnil llaiullloii ,
Clrele City , Vt Cudiiliy ami Uiuvxoii Clly.
0 We are the orltrliml coiuiiniiy mid the K Itl exclteintiilVIIH enilNeil liy the
Iniiillnu : of ! ? 1.rOOO ( ) ( ) > vorlb of Kold from ( ) l It J.H-HIIH-I- .
IO Our < llre < 'lot-N nrc IntereNtod In no olbt-r AliiHkn t-iiterprlHe < lxei-i ( Hie
CUUAIIV-IIHALKV YUKOX-lvLOXDI IvC MIXIX4 ! CO ( iet a nlmrc In It.
The PORTLAND and
from Seattle and ure the last to leave In 1807 direct to Da\von City. They will oonnpct
with our river steamers "P. n. Weare , " "J ohn Oudahy. " "C. H. Hamilton , " "John J.
Hcaly , " "T. C. Power" and "Klondike. " P ussengers will be landed in Clr le City. lArti
Cudahy and Dawson City on or about June 1st , 1SUS , and will have two months' start
over others.
To those taliltiK passage on these steamers onploytnent wii ; be KIVPII , if they so de
clre , cutting nnd banking steamboat wood at the rote of $1 pi-r cord.
WR ARE THE ORIGINAL COMPANY to onB"Rc " ' tllc
vv Jj rtixij inij ui\ivjiiN jj uwiiii xi.i L ness (1Ill ( ) are , Il
have the Icnowledge , equipment and experience. KEEP YOUR KYE ON US.
DJRECrORS- If you do not cnre to KO this fall , secure your pa.isace now for
- our llrst steamer which leaves on or about June 1st , ISpS Steamers
will leave every two weeks thereafter , making connections with
John J. Hcaly , the above river steamew , and three new ones now building. Faro
Dawson , Klondike $300 llrst-class ; $2jO second-class.
Gold Fields. F.M MAI'S , PROSPtCriS A\D FJLl I'A'UICUH S APPLY
John Ciiilnhy ,
Chicago , 111. ' North American
I'ortiiN II , Wen re ,
C'lIl-IIRO , III.
Uly K. Wen re , Transportatioii < S Trading
l-'ort Cudnhy.
N. W. T.
ClniH. A. Weare , Company ,
Chicago. III.
Jllehael Chicago , Ciiilnhy 111. , ROOM 290 OLD COLONY BUILDING , - CHICAGO , ILL.
THE CUDAHY-HEALY
YUKON-KLONDIKE MINING CO.
KLONDIKE GOLD FIELDS !
THE GREATEST INVESTMENT OF THE AGE !
A Chance for All to Come In on the Ground Floor.
The Cudahy-Healy Yukon-Klondike Mining Company
HUB been Incorporated under the luws of tlio Stuto of Montana , w.tb a cuplttil stock of $23-
000,000 , In 26O.OOO hlmrc.s nt $101) ) each , full mild and iiijinissosbal.li' . From this total of
Mode an amount equal Io 20 per emu. or $3,000,000 , lias been hijl ap.-ut for development
mirnoioo , nnd upon IliOhO 5UUO ( > shares a dividend of a pur rent iipun Hie pur valiin iHtfimr-
iintecd to bo paid out of Ibo prolltof ca b year befoie nny dividends me paid for Hint year
upon Ilio bnlti'ico ; tlion imliincu to reoilvo nny il vl < | . ) ii < l up to S pur ciint , ami then tin )
' dividend earned io boi payable on thn whole Ji2f5OI.OOO ( , ami thcso unaranteeil
slum-mini now olforedicoE tn " " ' pnblle fur liiimedlulu InveDimviit AT THIRTY-
>
FIVE UOlIiAKS CM'Jr > ' PJErtbHABf. ut which prleoilm OtfARANTliED
DIVIDEND will bo over 14 Per Cent on tbu Invcatiiiunt.
rilOI'KHTV. 1'IIIISI'KCT.S. IM'III'OSMS.
Tlic company's general property Thei > Is iinipli > rvlilenre lio- Heavy InunlKratlon of mln.
forc the public of the wonderful Inn liibur Into the Yukun Valley
erty connlHli of I n mix , mlnen ful wealth of ( iOI.I ) nlcinc Ihu
Yukon and Klundlku luivliui. ley , whluh U now i.'olni ; on ,
and
nilnliif equipment In the
Thu company nwnn lurRe num- Is what IB needi-d for the de-
valley of the Villain River and IXTH uf gold phin-r ami iniiui/ vcl jjiniL-nt of IhlH mineral
clalmx. wlocli'il hy HH i-xpprl
wi-aflh.
nn Us Irlhulniy streams In out nf nniiiy hiimlrpila durliiK - . \Vnik will beKlti next
tlvc * of patlont proeiici-t Inn n of the
yiMiH HIM cm ninny
Alaska and theIlrlllBh Northwest
. Claim No. 3 Miller
1111 ; on plui'irs IIH pim"lblo. At all
west Territory. The mineral Clock , from which over tluO.Om
there In thu near vicinity
beds owned Include Oold , In was tnki'h Insl year , U now piilnln
placer nnd quartz clalmx , HII- a li.irl of the liKipcrly of thin ity nf the claims , are t < ire
romimny ami IB In operation ; i.t of the North
tnidhiK *
and
ver , Copper nnd Coal , tliolr roi'I'KH prnupvL'iH urn on llio | >
chief locations belli ) ; on Ihu Tiimiiuih Itlvi-r and in * ' very AnieilL-un Tranrpurlatlon and
Tnnanuh Illver. Miller , lllrrh , rich.Very TnulliiK Compuny. Our olllceri
Very extenMvn and rleh
l-'urty-Mllo nnd KUIy-Mlle cn.\l , lieda near Ciiilnhy , l.tfiO and dlP-cloiH are iilno Inter-
Creek * , Klondike River. Ti > nerefi In area , me t be opened emed In th < maiiUK nient of
Much Oold Creek , Ilolumza , nt mice. The eonlruet IIIIH nl- IhlH c iinpiiny , InmirliiB hearty
n-ady been lei for lO.Oft ) tonii
Dull Icier nnd Kldorudo C'reeKs , nf thlH coal ut IIW per ton. co-operatlun.
This Company does not have to Prospect for property
It already owns it , Some of its mines are now in operation.
Officer * of DID CudahHIenlylon-KYu londlke Mlnlnij Co.
JOHN CI'DAIIV. Chicago , III. , KLt A OAOE. Chicago 111. ,
President. and Yukon Illver , Af.isku ,
CATA1N .IOIIN J. IIEALY , Hecrt-lary.
Yukon Illver , Alaska , iindVILLIAM W. WEARE , Chi-
The Cudahy-Healy Yukon- . . . - . III. Tieanurcr.
Uawson , N.V. T. , Manager. i-ngo. ,
Klondike Mining Company
han no occasion whatever to lllHKCTOHSl
color or exaggerate Un ad. CAPAIN JOHN J. HIAIY : , CHAIILEH WEARE , Colar
vantages. Captain John J. Yukon Illier ami D.IWSOII , Rapids , la.
Ilealy of Dawson City North N. W. T. ELY i : . WIIAIIE , Dawfin N
west errltory , has had forty JOHN Ct'DAIIY. ( Hilcngo , 111. W. T. , Fort. Cuduhy , N W
years exrlenco | In prospectIng - SENATOR T. C. i'OWEHH , T.
Ing and mining In Malm , Helena. Mont. WILLIAM W. WEAlti : f'hi
Montana. Illack Hills and thu 'CHAltLKH A. WEAHE , Chi en go. Ill ,
Hocky Mountains and every cago. Ill , IIKNItY < 1 WEAHIJ Ilia. K
statement hern given U POHTI'H II. WEARE , Chicago Hills , Hpearllsh. H ] > ak
strictly i-onservntlve. Keep . - ' "
cage , III. JOHN WEARE , Clili-iifiu
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One Share liicrcnno In value , Thin company hua niuny
Buy tliiicw superior opportunities to maue tnone/
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