Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 03, 1898, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextI i 10 -TJI1I : ; DJL3EE' ] ; : ; , : : LT : . CThIMERGIL AND Wliet Maricot ; tnd Firm and Oloscs Half t a Cent Higher. 'I ' . ; tMA1L DOMES1IC RECEIPTS , GOOD DEMAND 4rn PIfl1MieM ? iftr1 a Ceit Lower , ' 1 % Ontil ThcIln , iUtI I'rfl1I1OHM Ar , Weak Throughout the 1)n. ariic4ao , Aug.Sm11 tiomestic re- eolpts rind it good lemand , u.itnIned pricea fttthent tOlfty. september cIosn1 bghcr nnd flecember Corn ett off c lower. Oit tro down % c. Pork cropped Jnr ( 1Ocfl2c and r1b ctter Liverpool cnble8 than expected , n , rn1dlton to it dposItIon manifested by farmerB tO 110111 theIr new roii for tm. , .proveI prices. cau ed a bullIRh feeling In , vheat nt the opening. ChIcago only got 3O cnr ngalnst O a year ego , MIntienpo1I and Duluth reportel 82 cars compared with r)71 the year 1etore , The recelpt8 at other tiortant % Vestern points weru disupiolnt- . Ingly ma1I , an(1 added to the llrnlnc5s at I Whtch traVng conitnonc1. ' Not mitch attention sa given to a dlii- ) atcIi ironi ' % nIngton 4aylng that the JtUf4Iafl iovernment would probalIy 1i3uo a Uhai4O prohibiting grain exIorts oil ac- r.oUnt of ma1t RtockH xuid crop rtiiure. Ione : tich rport wn recIye(1 here during 'thie Leiter deal , and todny'H rumor wiu enernhIy thought to be the original stury republished by rome enthuMiastic bull vhio ; 1)oistu.5ptI : a knoiedgo Of the generat for- CetttIIness of the speculative crowd. I'rii ere were kept strong on tatiMicaI fig- r tires until the contInntn1 markets turnoit sweahc. Pnri came Ic a buidwl lower and Antwrrp idioweti a decrease ot from 1tlc a Ijushel. $ cptcmbcr. which was eIIIng ] iero nt C4c , declined to GIa on that show- jog of weakness .zLbrsd. ( There was cvi- ( lentb lotM at iiiort wlwnt to cover % VeniC spots such as that ftnd the price ( ildnt re- innin down for more thou a tow minutes. F't'h ( ) tOtal receipts at WsterI1 prlmtiry mar- : 1ct IUflOtIfltCl ( to & 09,000 against 7GOOO , bu. last ycur. Atlantic port cicaronces , wiwat flhlt flour , were 337,000 bu , The worids , jhipmenta of wheat and flour to Europe fcr ( Ihe week summed up 3,3S0,000 bu. The quan- tlt3P ( in ocean passage lncrensc(1 3,12OOU hu. for the wck. teptcmber Pene ( % C at 64 ½ t6Ic , declined to 6tc. tallied tip 65c nnd closed at GI&e bid. ] ) ew'mber began % Z1V4c ti ) U Gi'.ti3e. sold off to lite. rOno to 41c ; and settled back to C1c bid at the 1ose. The IoIigI4 in corn could not stand up ngatnst the general bearish sentiment In- titicCil by the Itberat rains for the 1at few days. Lhiultlntion hy butts was more eagerly nresscd thab fresh buying and Iept ; 111(2 market weak throughout. holders of L 3itlts and shorts were good buyerH at ( tic ihchIne. September opened % c Iowt r at from gradually declined to t2t 321c and oloseti at 32c bid. Oats suffered fractionally with corn. Prai1ers who bought 1ItJeraIy on Shaw's erop report laKt week were te1ter today. Ticrc was quite a good buying by the cmiii- itry on unfavorable crop reports. Suptem- hot' opened c lower at 2Oc declined to 2O42Oc and firmed up to 20 ½ c at the close. Lower prices for hogs at the yards , to- I gctiiur with the decline In corn weakened .prnvlslons. Packers liquidated &eely. September - tember juirk opelied 73fc down ut .IO Cliii ( hopped to 9.ll/z , the closing figure. Sep- 'tctfliCr lard began 2i5c lower at 5.42 ½ : steadlei up to $ i.42 ½ t5.45 , thou sold ott to $ ; .3) at the close. September ritii beinii 2'c otT at $ l.4OGTh.42 weakened to 5,32 , then firmed to .t5 , the ctoIng price. Estimated receipts for tomorrow are : L V1luat , i2 cars : corn , 390 cars ; oats , 215 cars ; liogii. 23,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows : ItrdcIC. Open. high. Low. dTi. Yest ' I VWheat. Aug. . . 6t ! ( C8 6i G8 6 Sept. . . . O4 % ( ( I 644 641b a4cZ Dec. . . . U43(4 U49 (34 O4 U4 flay. . . U133t 67 CU OI3 . 'Con. . Aug. . . 33 33 3 : l2I. 334 lt. . . 33f : i3 32X(1iI 81i Dec. . . . 3t. ( 33f4 Ct 34i 34 Tay . . . U . . I Sept. . . 21P ( 2OL 2O4 2O4 I . iiuy. . . : . ' 3 ! 3ZtI 2tt 23 . Po ; 4ept. . . U 40 9 1O 9 17) ) D 17G 0 Jiar. . . Sept. . . r421 ; 045 53 35 O ' Oct. . . . L 47 5 475 ! 40 5 41) 5 52 Bepi . . 5 37 5 40 5 32iG 5 : t : ; t 45 Oct. . . . _ 545 _ 545 _ 537t. _ 5374 _ 550 _ No. 2. Cash quotations were g fohlowC : FLOUR-Dull : winter patents , $ : l.SOJ3.9O ; ttraights , $3.5O3.CO ; clear , $3.4O3.O : spring , peciai5. $5.00. \V1I1AT-No. 3 spring , GS75c ; No. 2 red , 67c. ' CORN-No. 2 , 321I33c ; No. 3 yellow , 33 OATS-No. 2 , 21c ; No. 2 white , 24325c ; . o. i white , 23tt241/.c. RYE-No. 2 , hi42c. IIAItLEY-No. 2 , 321140c. SFE1)S-F1axHeed , No. 1 , SGc ; prime timothy seed. $2.57 ½ . I'ItOVISIONS-Pork. mess. per bbl. , $9.10 cuIO.20. Lard , per 100 lbs. . $ .5.l5.40. Short ribs shies ( loose ) , $5.251J5.50. Dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , $ I.755,00 ; short clear * ddes ( boxed ) , $5.75.9O. Articles Ship's. , ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wheat. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3,600 Corn , bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 05,20O 452,600 Oats , hu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SU.000 173,900 Ityc. bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.400 alLLEay , bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.900 _ 1.500 On the l'roduco exchange today the but. . ter market was firm ; creameries , l3 ½ ' 18'c ; dairies , 12j16c. Eggs , steady ; fresh , flc. YOIti ( GENl3ItitIa MA1tICET. I Ituolations . for lJ.c flay oii Genernl CoiuuIlotlitieN. .N10\V YORK , dug. 2.-FLOUR-Ttecelpts , 9,094 bbhs. ; exports , 26,261 bbls. ; sales , 6,000 I iackages ; market dull and lower to sell. COflN5lt1E tsy ; yellow western , 74c. JJAflhjE'i' i\IAL'P-Dull. t Vli1AT-flecclpts , 184,075 bu. ; exports , 331,727 hit. ; spot steadier ; No. 2 red , 73 ½ c , r. o. b. afloat. expoat grade , to arrive , Op- tlonN tiiisettlei thidy opened steildy on a / xoported posSibIlity of itussla prohibiting texlonts and on light winter wheat reports , 3)ut IIHUIIY recovered au export develop- , znents and closed 1-&i3.Se higher ; No. 2 red , . .GeptPmler ) , 69 3.S69 7-8o. closed , G91c , LOflN-lteceIpt' , 127,1)045 ) bu. ; exports , 59- 357.bu , ; spot easy No , 2 , Ste , t. o , Ii. afloat. OltIOflS weak all day , reilecting lower en- bles , raiii in ivest and llquiduttoit ; closed WL5.8c net lower ; September , 31 1-SJ37e ; iosed , 37c. OATS-ltecelpts 03,500 bu , ; exports , 274 , . 0p3 bu. ; spot stuady No , 2 , 2Sc ; No , 2 white , 32c. Options dull and weaker , cloiitg % c 1Ut lowr Siteliiber closed , 5 3.Sc. JIOPS-Stenily , wool.Lliill , BUTTFIt-1tecelptH , 5.OlS plcgs , ; firm ; 'wn4tern creamery , 140j1Uc ; itlglns , 19c ; factory i1j14c. IXiG-RueeIpts , 7,135 pkgs. ; firm ; west- rii iIc. C1hI9ESl3-Dull ; large , colored , 7 3-Sc ; ' uunahl. colored , Sc : large. White , 74o : small . . - . vhite , 8e , TALLOW-Steady. OILS-Cottonseed oil , barely steady ; rlniu crude , lSjc ; yellow , 23tj24c. 1tYl-Htendy. MOlASSES-Steudy. N1'1'ALS-11u8iliess In metals has been tenerally slow. with varIations few and unimportant , if anywhere apparent , 'rue N6w York metal exci.illge ) . ( tuoteti pig iron vnrrants tulet , with $6.60 1.1.1 titid $6.80 usiced ; colper tiUlot , 'vith $11.50 bId ; tin , qilItIt , With $1567 bid and $ t5.72,4 aiked' Pelter clo.eii unchanged , with $1.StJ blil Otid $4.62 luiketi. 'fhie market ( or lead , as reported by brokers Who li tliti price for n.iners and sxnelters In the vest , cleied at ; 3.so. Sd , I.uut. . 'tl.rk't. , Sr. LOtHS , Aug. 2.-FLOUR-Dull nad iiichnnged , \V1IFA'J'-Strong nitti higher , closIng with August 1c. Septeinbel' Sc 11)1(1 1)econber 14o above yesterday. Spot , higher. No. 2 red , cash elevator , CSe ; August 66c' Sup- tember , G4c bId ; December , 64 bid ; No. 9 hard , cash , G4't bid ; No. 2 lmrd , cash , , CORN-Lower. closing fractionally Un- dei yesterday for futures. Spot , better ; o. . . cuh 31o asked : August. 3l4c : Sep- lembor , 314c usked ; December , 314c. O4.TS-A 5115(10 easier ( or futures , Spot dull. neglected ; No. 2 cali. 23c. track , 23i l3.5e ; September , 20c ; iIay , 23c bid ; No. white , 30c. flYtO-Steady , 450. SIlD-Flaxseetl ! , steady , 8Cc ; Prime tim- Utli ) ' , flCW to arrive' $2.65. ccIRNMIM I-i.E&1.8.5 , UItA.N-Steady to lirm ; sacked , cast track. 52c. HAY-Steady ; timothy , $7,00iO.00 ; prairie , $ G30t6.75 , I3UTT1R-1Itgher ; creamery , 1Gtj'0c ; dairy 251j17c , EGoS-Steady , 9c , loss oft. WIIIS1Y-Stendy , $1.25. PROVI SIONS-Pork , easier ; standard : niesi jobbing , * 0. . Lard , lower ; prune - - " 'S steam , $ ; .12'4 ' ; tholee , Dry snt nicats , boxed tlioulders , IS ; extra short Clear , : I.e2' : ribs , $5.78 ; shorts , ha- con , hioxed shoulders , $5.60 ; extra thort clear , $ S.121i rib. . $ C.2. ; shorts S6.h7l. ' ij.do1No-Un- COT'fONtlES AND - - changed. METALS-Lead , dull , $3.S2 ; speltor. qttlet , 1.1fl. lircE11'TS-1Iour 6,000 bbI wheat , 66- 000 tnt. : corn. 20,000 l.u , ; oats , 8,000 bu. SI I IPMENTS-Flour 9,000 bbls. : wheat , 25,000 bu. ; corn , 7,000 bit. ; oats , ' , ooo bU. O3ih1.t flhiNlItA14 UA1tICETS , Condilion of Trflth' nnil Quontton. on Stople nII1 Fntici Uroecrie. , EGGS-Good stock , % c. DUTTEMI-Common to fair , 10'l2c sep. arator , Ito ; gathered creamery , 15tIGe. LIVE I'oUL'rRY-lien. , 7G37Vc ; old roost. ers , 4c ; spring chickens , 12c ; ducks , flOt wanted : geese , not wctnted. 1'1OflONS-1lt'e , per doS. , 0075c. VF1AL-Cholcc , 8G9c. hAY-Upland , ssso ; mIdland , $5 ; lowland , $1 ; rye straw , $5. VEGflTAflLES. ONIONS-New southern , per lb. , 1Gj1Ac. hEANS-lland-picked navy , ncr bu. , $1 , . POTATOES-New , ler bu. , 40c. CAli1iAhl-Per crate per lb. , Ic. 'roMATo1S-per four-basket crate , 50) COo. COo.CUCUMU1fli511onio grown , per doz. , 20 41 2.ic. \x flVANS--hu. basket , SOc. 'rrtOIICM. 1'IiUITS. ORANOFS-SecdIing , $2.&Of2.75 Vaten- cIa , per box , El,25 ; MedIterranean sweets. $3.00. TFThIONS-Californ1a , $5.005.5O fancy Messitin , $600116.25. IIANANAS-C'dnlco large stock , per bunch , 2.002.25 ; medium sized bunches , 51.75j 2.00. - FRUITS. IiIAC1U3RflflIES-l .75 , ulrInirtit1 iiI'er : 16.ct. ease. 1.l5. CilEflitI ES-l'er 10-lb. basket , 30c. ( tJltflANTS-l'er 24-qt. case , $ i.2511.&O. W'ATFMiMELONS-Crated , ICc ; loose , 12 4f13c. CANTALOPE-Crates , $1.25 ; per basket , OOe. I'FAC1IE5-Per 4-basket crate , :1.00 ; Call- fornias , 20-lb. case 80if SIc. PIiUMS-Catlfornlns , $1.15ttJ1.25. I'EAItS-liartlett , $2. MISCELLANEOUS. NUTS-Almonds , per lb. , large size , 1Zl iSo ; small , lie ; ] lrazlls , ier lb. , 9l0c ; En- idlIsli walnuts , per lb. , fancy soft shell , 1It1 12c ; standards. rd9c ; filberts. ncr lb. , bc ; Ilecans , lOlished , medium , 6tf7o : extra large , 8j9c ; large hickory fliRts , $ l.000I.10 per tin. : small. $1.156f1.25 per bu. ; cocoanuts , per 100 , $1 ; peanuts , raw , 60j6c ; roasted , 7c. MAFLIO SYRUP-Five-gal. can , each , $2.75 ; gal , cans , mire. per doz. , $12 ; lialf.gal. catis , * 6.25 ; luart calls , $3.50. IlONEY-ChoIe white , 14Zu15c. DATES-liallowee , GO to 70-lb. boxes , & ' 4c ; SaIr , Sc ; Fard , 9-lb. Ic. FIGS-Imported , fancy 3-crown , 14-lb. lCxCs , 100 ; 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes , lIe ; 2-lb. boxes. 2223c per box ; California , 10-lb. box , $1. CIDER-.I'er hiatt bbl. , $3.2573.IO. IIIDES , TALLOW , ETC. hIDES-No. 1 grePn hides , 7 ½ c ; No. 2 green hides , 6c ; No. 1 salted hides , Ic ; No. 2 salted hides , Sc : No. 1 real calf , S to 12 lbs. , Ic ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 lbs. , 7c. TALLOW , GREASE , ETC.-Tallow. No. 1 , Sc ; tallow , No. 2 2c ; rough. tallow , 14c ; whIte grease , 2 ½ 1j2c ; yellow and brown grease , l ½ 2'c. ShEEP PELTS-areen salted , each , 155 75c ; green salted shearings ( short woolod early skins ) , cacti , lIe ; dry sheanlngs ( short WOOlel early skins ) . No. 1 , each , Sc ; dry flint , ICanl4as anti Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4t115c ; dry ilint , ICansas and Nebraska niurrain wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight , 3tj4c ; dry flint , Cole- rado butcher wool pelts , ier lb. , actual weight. 4f5c ; dry flint , Colorado murrain wool pelts , ier lb. , actual weight , Vorld's SUlLl3' of Grain. NEW YORK , Aug. 2.-SpecIal cable and telegraphic dIspatches to liradetreot's , coy- ening the principal polnt of accumulation , indicate the following changes In available supplies last Saturday , as compared with the preceltn week : WflEAT-Unlted States and Canada , east of Rockies , decrease , 311,000 : Liverpool Corn Trade News : Afloat for and In Europe , decrease - crease , 5,400.000 hO. ; world's supply , total , decrease , 5,714,000 bii. CORN-United States and Canada , east of Rockies , decrease , 1,487,000 bu. OATS-United States and Canada east of Rockies , decrease , 1.214,000 bu. Following is I3rndstrecit's comparison of the vonht1's sUplly on August 1 : August July 1 , Ai.ciist 15 , 1895. iSIS. 1S97. Europe and afloat . . . . . . . . . 41,600,000 65,600,000 38,000,000 United States and Canada. , 14,933,000 21,004,000 26,040,000 Australia . . . . . . . 3,500,000 3,800,000 1,200,000 Argentine 96,000 1,400,000 160,000 Totals . . . . . . 63.993,000 14,054,000 63,400,000 The stock held this year Is the smallest relorted at that date for at least ten years past. Baltimore Mariet , ] 3ALTIMOItE , Aug. 2.-FLOUR-Dull , lower. Iteceipts , SC0L bbls. ; exports , 724 bbls. bbls.WITFiATSteadler. . Spot , 71f71 3-Sc ; month , 7O70fc ; September. G9'.69c ; steamer , No. 2 red. 69tjC9 3-Sc. Receipts , 67.975 Un. ; exports , 60,000 bu ; southern wheat , by sample , 6372c ; do , on grade. 6S71c. CORN-Easier. Spot anti month. 3687c : September , 37@37c ; steamer mixed , 250 36c ; receipts , 144,872 bu. ; exports , 162,857 bu. ; southern white and yellow corn , 40c. OATS-Steady ; No. 3 white. 3331c ; No. 2 mIxed , 315332c ; receipts , 10,303 bu. ; exports , none. BUTTER-Steady : fancy creamery , 20c ; good ladle , lIe ; store packed , lic. EGGS-Firm and unchanged. CI1EESh-Stcady and unchanged. Knusnu Cht Grain and ProvlsInn. KANSAS CITY , Aug. 2.-WIIEAT-2c higher ; No. I hard , 63'64c : No. 2 , 61t6bc ; No. 3 , 58uj62c ; No. 2 red , 75c ; No. 3 , 72c ; No. 2 spring. GOo : No. 3 , SOc. CORN-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 31 ½ c ; No. 2 white , 311Ac ; No. 2 , lie. OA'I'S-About steady ; No. 2 whIte , old , 27027'Ac : new , 2/.tc2&c. RYI-Steady ; I'o. 2 , 45c. hAY-Steady , about unchanged. BUTTER-Firm ; separator , 15&Jl6 ½ c ; dairy. 14e. EGGS-Firm : fresh , 5i RECEIP'l'S-Wheat , 106,800 bu. ; corn , 7SOO bu. : oats , 5,000 bu. SIIIPMEN'rS-Whent , 67,000 bu. ; corn , 16- 200 bu. ; oats , 2,000 bu , Cleiiiinil Mnrket. CINCINNATI , Aug. 2.-FLOUR-QuIet. WIIIOAT-Steady : No. 2 red , GTe. CORN-Steady : No. 2 mixed , 33',4c. OATS-Firm : No. 2 mixed , 23 i.24e. PROVISIONS-Lard , easier at $5.10 : bulk meats , easy at $3.50 ; bacon , dull at $ .50. WIIIHICY-Easy at $1.25 , BUTTER-Firm and higher ; fancy ElgIn creamery , 2O4c ; Ohio , l4bfile ; daIry , lie. SUGAII-Steady , 161105-Dull at Sc. C1IRESI-StendY. Grain i1eeipts Ut Principal Mnrkcti , M INNEAPOL4IS , AU , 2-Wheat ; Receipts - ceipts , 79 cars. CHiCAGO , Aug , 2.-Receipts today : Wheat , 33 ( ) cars ; corn , 752 cars ; oats , 493 cars. Estimated ears for tomorrow : \'hent. 125 : corn , 1,390 ; oats , 215 , ST. LOUIS , Aug. 2-Receipts : W'lieat , 55 cars. lULUTIt , Aug. 2.-Receipts : Wheat , 3 car KANSAS CITY , Aug. 2.-Receipts ; Wheat , 178 cars , MIiiienl.lts W'lidnt Market , 3d INNEAI'OLlS. Aug. 2.-WHEAT- Firm ; August , 79c ; September , 62 7-So ; Dc- cember , 02 1-8iG2ie ; cash on track , No. 1 hard , Sic : No. 1 northern , 79Ic ; No. 2 northern , 73c , FLOUlt-Dull : first patent , 14.15111.25 ; see- end imteflts , $ t.00ij4.10. lORAN-in bulk , $9.0O9.50 ; sacked , $10.00 tJ10.&o , 'i'oh'eio Surket. 'rOLEDO. 0. , Aug. 2.-.S'IIEAT-Hlglier anti firm ; No , 2 casht , GSa ; September , C6c. CORN-Quiet antI easy ; No. 2 mIxed , ale. OATS-Dull ; No , 2 mixed. 22e , RYE-1)uhl untl steady ; No. 2 cash , 43e , CLOVRIISEED-Steatly ; vrlme cash , $1.20. O1L-Unchunged. itillv.tuIee (1 mu. Market. 2iI I IV.'AUhCEE. Aug. 2-WHEAT- Steady ; No , 1 northern , i.2c ; No , 2 northern , lt'F1-11iher : No. I , 43c ; September , 65c , l3AItIE-Dull ; No. 2 , 41c ; September , 33c. Livcriooi ( Srzih , , Market , LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2.-WHEAT-Quiet ; 1.8d higher than Friday ; September , 5t 7d ; December. 5s 4tt. CORN-Quiet , tI lower ; September , $5 3d ; October , 3s 44d. ! l'h.Ilndelphln Murket , P1IILADl0IP111A , Aug , 2.-UIJTTER- Finn : fancy western creamery. l9a. EGGS-Dull and easier ; fresh western , 125cc. CIIERSE-Easy. Nei , York 1)ry Goods Mnrket. NE\\ ' TOnIC , Atig , 2.-Trading is still fair lit all cotton goods and tlwre lia been an , ituprovcincnt iii tue demand for woolens , - i ' - Consequent on the arrival of buyer. . ItInit orders are , of course , less frequent today and Interest Is centered in store trading , , ) obhers report fair returns in nearly nil lines. Staple cotton goods maintain their posi- tloii fairly well. Print cloths are firm and selling with a fair dereo of actIvIty. The quotation on extrRs Is still 2c , Contracts can be securei at that price. Odd goods are fairly firm , but quiet. l'rint cloths are unchanged in most lines. I'corlgi 3lnrket , . PEORIA , Aug. 2.-CORN-Quiet , steady ; No. 2 04'i'S-Acttve : No. 2 white , 2.c , IVIIISKY-F'lrm , on basis of $1.23 for finished - ished goods , i - STOCICS ANSI IIOSDS. tninrgel flen.nndfor Rnilrond Stocks $1. , . 1't'flture of 1)n's Operntloua , NEV YORK , Aug. 2.-The tendency of th speculation in railroad stocks to separate - rate itself from that in the Industrial specialties became moro marked today than yesterday. The industrials have not yet fallen to a minor place In the speculation , at ; they are apt to do at a time when a widespread general demand sprungii up for standard railroad securities , but there were evidences of a culmination of specuhittls'e movements in seine of them toda and the realizing was covorell by manipulative ad. Vunces in others. Brooklyn Transit aitti Rubber were the most conplettoIis stiffer- ers from liqttidation and wl.lle Tobacco slid Cotton Oil continued to advance , by far the most significant moement in the mar- hot was the enlarged demand for railroad toclcs. This was most conspicuous in tilt ) gratigers , but the l'neiltc railroad 111.0 shared iii the movement and there was a distincilybroatlening tendency all through tile list. 'l'lie granger movement turnea on OraCle POSsibilities anti was accompanied by Intimations that some of the group will shuw tin increase in earnIngs for July in spite of the large falling ott in time graIn movement as compared wIth last year. Much Importance was given to the report received by the State department. from the United States consul at Moscow that Ittis- ida is considering a proposition to forbid the exportatIon of grain owing to the fall- nrc of the crops to make good the last year's large depletion iii reserves. The fact that gold Imports were fairly inaugurated . today with the announcement that ovet. $2,000,000 were engaged in London for itn- Port and over $1,600 000 shipped from Sydney for San Francisco a. sentimental effect In hardening the market. There was nothing - ing in the local money market however , to Indicate the need of additional funds , The subtroasury is again losing largely to the banks on account of var expenditures anti them is tie appreciable tieunand from the Interior iii sPite of tim large Increase ill business and the movement o the crots. 'l'tie bond znarlcet was active in middle. lower grade Issues , which quite generally advanced. Total sales , $3,245,000. United States : ls touched ll today on sales and the governmelits were strong nil around on tIm announcement by a treasury ofllcial that there would probably be no need of another issue of hotids on account of the large internal revenue receipts under the new law. The Evening Post's London financial cablegram - blegram says : Today's stock market opened lifeless , but the tone was rather gOOI. Americans closed at the best. UnIon Pacific was in demand. About half a million - lion dollars of gold was bought In the open market , chiefly for the continent , but some was taken for New York. Spanish stocks were better. The Paris and llerlin markets were firm. The following arc the closing quotations of the leading stocks on the New York market today : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Atchison . . . . . . . . . . . l8'4 do pfil . . . . . . . . . . . . (10 pfi . . . . . . . . . . . 31 % tt. P. .M. & It ! . . . .160 U , & 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . is . Pacifle . . . . . . . . Can. Pacific . . . . . . . 84 So. ltaiIway . . . . . . . Can. touthenn . . . . i3 do 1)111 . . . . . . . . . . . 11 % Cent. l'acitlc . . . . . . 36 % Texas & Pacific l25 Cites. & Ohio. . . . . . 2 ½ Union i'ncitlc ptl t2.t ; Chicago & Alton.,1t1O U. P. 1) . & C . . . . . . 5 C. 13. & . . . . . . . . Wabash . . . . . . . . . . . . C. & 11. 1. . . . . . . . . . 56 (10 ptd . . . . . . . . . . . . 19. C. ( . C. & St. L. 42 Wheel. & L. F. . . . do pM . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 do pM . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Iei. & ltudson.i05 Adams Iixpres . . .102 Del. 1. . & IV..149T Amer. Express . . . .116 1) . & ii. 0. . . . . . . . l2 U. S. axpress . . . . . . 41 do pM . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 0Y4 Wehl-I"argo E . . . .118 Erie ( new ) . . . . . . . . l3t Am. Cotton Oil . . . . do let p60. . . . . . . . 34i do pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . Fort Wayne . . . . . .11' ' ) Am. Spirits . . . . . . . 12U at , Northern p111 . .12 do p111 . . . . . . . . . . . . itoeldng Valiey , . 5 People's Ga , . . . . . . 9) Iii. . . . . . . . . . . . Amer. Tobacco . . . .l25. b. E.V. . . . . . . . . . . 14 do p00 . . . . . . . . . . . .13) ) do pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 71 Con. ( lap . . . . . . . . . . . Lake Shore . . . . . . . .192 Coat. Cable Co. . . . . . 1. . & N. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 % Cole. F. & f. . . . . . . MuStiattan . . . . . . . do ptiI . . . . . . . . . . . . 1)0 ) Met. St. ) ' . . . . . . . . Cenerol 8ieetnic . . 40 ? lVch. Centnnl . . . . .101 % IllinoIs Steel . . . . . . Itnn. & St. L. . . . 28 Lanh.1e Gus . . . . . . do 1.t pM . . . . . . 885 ; Lead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Ma Pucillo . . . . . . . . 32 % do pM . . . . . . . . . . . . Mobile & Ohio . . . ZT Nat. IAn. Ol ! . . . . . . 7 ½ ar. Ic. & T. . . . . . . . . . it l'aciflc Mail . . . . . . . do t't'.l . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Pullman l'ulace . . . C. I. & L. . . . . . . . . . 10 Siiv.r Cert. . . . . . . . . . do pM . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 S. It. & T. . . . . . . . . . N. S. Central . . . . . . 90 ½ Suei.r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1393 , N. Y. Central do pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . N. Y. C. & St. I. . . 12 % T. C. & I. . - . . . . . . . tb let pru . . . . . . 60 U. S. 1'atiier - . . . . . . .1g. 9,1 , , fl ii .tn r.Cl - - - - - - - - - Northwestern . . . . . . 14 % U. S. Ibibber . . . . . . 40 ½ : 'do. Amer. Co. . . . . . 6 ½ do ptd . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 ½ No. Pacitic . . . . . . . . 30 Western Union . . . . 83 tIe pt.t . . . . . . . . . . . 724I St. Ii. & S. 1" . 2tipdd 287,5 Ontario 8. . . . . . . 15 hawaii Corn. Co. . 2f Ore. Ii. & Nay. . . . 40 N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0. Short LIne. . . . . . 29 . C. 3. tV. . . . . . . . . . . . 1i1. I'tt8hurg . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 Iteadlng htt ptd . . 1teadin . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 % UnIon Pacific . . . . . . . 4 Rock Island . . . . . . . 83 % C. & N. W. p4. . . .175 St. L. & S. F 7 ½ Brooklyn It. 'F 571 do 1st pfd . . . . . . . . . .OIY , St. L. & S. P. . . . . 1 ½ St. Paul . . . . . . . . . .1Q',5 . do pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . 1115 do pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . . .iP4 It. 0. tV. . . . . . . . . . . . St. P. & 0. . . . . . . . . St do pfd _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CO Xciv York Moiiey Market. NEW YORK , Aug. 2.-MONEY ON CALl , -Nominally 142 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3 ½ @ 4 per cent. STERLING EXChANGE-Steady , with nctuai business in bankers' bills at 4.S5 4.S5 for demand , and $4.83S4.8I for sixty days ; Posted rates , 4.8iI4.S3 and $4.S6 ; commercial bills , $4.85f4.82i4. SILVER CERTIFICATES-5Sl,59c. lIAR SIIVEIt-6tc. MEXICAN DOLLARS-45c. GOVERNMENT BONDS-Firmer : United States new 4. , reg. and coupon , 127'A : 4s , reg. , 1iO % coupon. 111 ; 2. 97 : 5s reg. and coupon , 111 % ; Pacific Ge of 99 , 102. Closing quotations on bonds were as fot- iowa : Ii , . new 4 reg..474 _ J. C. A . . . . . . . . . . . .1l2 U , S. do . . . . . . . . . . N. C , ( is. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . u.s. dereg. . . . . . . . . 111 Z'.C. 411. . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 U S. docoup..lt No. Pacific JHts.,1125i5 U , S. ¶ .Sis , rug. . . . . . . . 07 No. I'aclfle 8s. . . . . . IT , S. 5 , ncr..1l18 No. I'acltlc 45. . . . . . iO ) U , 5. Ss , COOP..1I1 ! 'N. Y. ( ) . & St. L ls,107 Dttnict S. USe . . . . . . I164 N. & W. . . . . . . . . . . . Ala. , clasS . . . . . . . . _ N , V. Conso1 . . . . . .141 ( A1i. : , clasS ll , . , . . . , , 100 NW. ISib. . . . . . . . 117ji Ala. , cleeN C. . . . . . . CU Ore. N. lets. . . . . . . . . 112 Ala. . Currency. . . . . . SO One. N. 4s. . . . . . . . . . . Atchion 4N. . . . . . . . . tJ51 O. 8. I , Os t , r..124 Atchison adi 4B , , , , 701-i 0. 3. 1. Se t. r. . . . . . 103 CandSo. ? 'da. . . . . 10914 l'acitleosott)3. . . . . Clii. Terms. , 4e. . . . . 81114 Reading 'Is. . . . . . . . . . C. &O. ts. . . . . . . . . . . 115 II. G. W. istle. . . . . . . . 81 ' 0. II. & D. 4s..104q st. r. & I. 8' ! . eon 1 $ 39 I ) , i It. 0 let. . . . . . . .109k St. Ii , & 3. F. ( Ion 0.11514 1) . & . It. . 0. 411 . . . . . . . ( t5t St. P. Con..ols. . . . . . . East Teen. lets fl , , . itlSIt St. P. 0. k P. ists,11S Erie Oen. 414. . . . . . . , lIlt St. P. 0. 1' . 31.lit ) y w. & P. lets. I. r. 7351 So. y. Ss . , , , , , . , , , , Gen.lIno.5tt..104 t.R.&T.Os. . . . . . . . . 07 3. 1.6. & H. A , Os..104 Tenn , new set aa , . , itj U. It. & S.A. Ids.1o5 T , 1' . L. U , lets. . . . . ll.i'l' . Cent. 3..110 T. P. 118. 24e. . . . . . . 'It. & T , C. cOU.,0ti , , .1 1 1 U. 1' , U , & 0 , 1st. , . 74tj Iowa C. isis . , . . , . , , 101 Wab. let . . . . . . . . . La. New fbi. . , 4s.,2Ol : Wab. 2ds. . . . . . . . . . . 89 1 : & N. tJ..l. . 4s , . , , . . 8911 W.Sl.ore . . . . . . . . . . SIi.iouri tie . . . . . . . .100 Va. Centuries. . . . . . . 72 31 , IC. 3 P. 2fla , . . . 11351 Va. deterred. . . . . . . . 4 24 , IC. & T. 4. . , . . . . . . . SII4 Uniomi Pacific 4s , . , 07TI N.Y.C. i.ta _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 110 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'Offered. floston Stock Quotation , , BOSTON , Aug. 2.-Call loans , 23 per cent : time loans , 2814 jer cent. ClosIng quotations on stocks , bonds sitU mining shares : A , T , & . S. ji' , , , , , , 13 % AILIison pid , , . , , , Amer. Sugar . . . . . .1301' Boston d . . . . . . . . . . CO di ) pM . . . . , , , , . , , 1i3'l JO. 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . flay } tstt , Gait . . , , 2I n. Electric pd. . Itt Tell Telephone . . . ,278 Atchi.im 4i . , . . . , , , 9335 floton & Albany , .1:81 : Altoucs MInIng Ca , 4 ½ iloMon & Maine , , , ,162 Atiantia . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 C. U. & ti . . . . , . . . , . 107 Uoton & 2.lonlane,3i0 Fitchburg . . . . . . . . . .102 Uute & baton , , , . 25'4 ( Ieneral Slectnic . . 4 Calumet Si llecla.,173 llllnOi. Steel . . , . . , 18 Ccnt.'nniai . . . . . . . . . . 14 % Mexican Central , , 43 FranklIn . . , , . . , , , , . . 12 % N. V. .6 N. F , . . . , . 85 OccoIa . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4l3 Oltl Colony , , , . , , , . 132 Qulpey . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lii Rubber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1O4 Tamenick . . . . . . . . .l53 linleti l'acitle . . . . . . " 31. Woirerine , . , , , , , , . , 21 W'est End . . . . . . . . . . bits 1'arrott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2215 West. glecirlo . . . . 23 ½ _ Old Dominion . . . . . . 20 _ _ 4io pttl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Yosk Miulmug Qututtutious , NEW YORK , Aug , 2.-The following are on mining stocks : Clllar . . , . . , , . , , , IS Ontario _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 230 CI'OW&I Point . . . . . . 10 Opl.ir . . , , , . , , . . . , . , 30 Con. Cal'a , . , as l'lyniouth , , . . . , , , . , 2 Deai3wooi , , . . , , , . , o Quicksilver . . . . . . . . 200 Gould & Curry 7 Sierra Nevada , , . , 3O lisle & Norerous , , & 5 Standard , , , . . . , , , , , 160 liomeatake . . . . . . . .430) Union Con . . . , , , , . 34 Iron Silver . , . , . , , 70 Yellow Jacitet . . . . 23 Mexieti _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 13 FOFCIKU Flunucial , LONDON , Aug. 2.-The market for Amer. icon securities after a firm opening was quiet and declining , but toward the close recovered , leaving off steady with the tIe- mend generally light. The amount of bul. lion taken into the Hank of England on bal. noes today was 163,000. Spanish 4. closed at 39 3.8. Gold Is luoted at Buenos Ayres at 175.70. flt7ithIN. Aug. 2.-Prices on the bourse today. Influenced by the harder Vienna Ii - - - - qilotations , were firm , anti .peia1ly bank shares , American securities were in gooil demand and iron shares were depressed on realizations. At the close of the market liriecs seem generally easier. I'ARlS , Aug. 2.-OperatIons on the bourse today were absorbed by the settlement , the rate being 3 ½ per cent. l'rices were firm antI aftet a slight reaction closed strong under the influence of the recover ) ' o Spanish 4s , Spanish 4. closii at 4OAb : 3 lice cent rentes , ltlt SOc for the flccoullt cx- change on London , 2Sf 2c for checks. Suit PrnnciMcn Muting Quntntiohi'I , SAN FRANCISCO , AUR , 2.-The omclai closing quotations for miiiing stocks today wore ns follows : 'tlta , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Ktnttlelty Con . . . . . Alhfl. Con . . . . . . . . . . 2 lAdy Wash. Con. . . I Amine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Mxien . . . . . . . . . . . . It htelcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 ociclentnl on . . . . 53 Ileet & llelcher , . . . 17 Ophlr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 ( . ' -sl.1onIa . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Orernian . . . . . . . . . . . Clialleage Con . . . . . . 15 l'etoi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ? Chohlar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 itavege . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Confldnoe . . . . . . . . . . 40 Scorpion . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Con. Cal & Va , . . . 1) SIerra. Nevada . . . . 53 'rown Point . . . . . . . It Sllter lUll . . . . . . . . . 7 gxcheqtler . . . . . . . . . . . .nlen ( on . . . . . . . . . 2' ) (10,11,1 , & t'itn ie . . , . . 9 utah Con . . . . . . . . . . 0 little & Noreross , . CO . Yellow Jacket . . . . . 28 1Uqtltp B 'Standard 153 'Asked. Silver bars , 57 7-Sc : Mexican dollars , 4611' ' 4C'.fc : , Drafts , sight , lie ; telegraph. 17c. 1unilun Stt'IC ( tIuIPIUl Ituuus , m-6osit - Console , mone.ii0 1516 N.Y. Central . . . .131 % Con.sol. ncct..lll 1.16 l'ennylvanla . . . . . . 60 ½ Can. I'nrhllc . . . . . . . . 86 % Itcaillng . . . . . . . . . . . . 814 TOrte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 % ? , iex. Cent. new 4 , rt Erie 1t p01 . . . . . . . 1C'4 Atekison . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 % lii. Central . . . . . . . .110 % l. & 2 ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 % liiex , ordinary . . . . 2015 Uralal Trunk . . . . . . St. i'atml corn..103 % BAR STLV1ll-Stcal9' , 27'tl ' er ounce. MONI0Y-U Per cent. ' 1 ho rate of this. cotlnt in the ouien market for short bills , lt11 per cent. The rate of discount in the OPC1I market for three months' bills , 1 ½ tu1 % icr cent. Fluinneinl iutcs , OMAHA. Aug. 2.-The clearings for the day were $900,357.61 : balances , $50.430.69. TIme clearings for 1597 Svere $73.3,052.92 , and the balances , $128,610.21. Increase in clearings , $176,304.69. CHICAGO , Aug. 2.-Clearings , $15,114,400 ; balunces , $ i,607,000 ; Nest' York exchange , iatr ; sterling exchange , hosted , $ i.84 ½ 1t4.86 ; itcttjitl , $4S3ti4,85 % ; sixty days , $4.S2cSt 4.84 % . Stocks brisk ; Biscuit , common , 31 ; Biscuit preferred , 91 % ; Strawboard , 26 ; Din- mend Matcl , i3S North Chicago , 2l1 W't'st Chicago , II. Mfl3l1'IIIS , Aug. 2.-ClearIngs , $20S9i ; balances , $63,241 ; New York exchange , sell- lug at $1.50. NE\V ORLEANS , Aug. 2.-ClearIngs $1- Sil,6S6 : New York exciinnge , liar , banC , $1 Per $1,000 premium : comniercimil , 25c per $1 OUt ) premium. I3ALTIMO1IE. Aug. 2.-ClearIngs , $3,069- 4S6' balances , $ SOSO37. ? E\V YORK , Aug. 2.-Clearings , $355,443- 41:1 : ; balumices , $16,699,714. BOSTON , Au. 2.-Clearings , $23,331,6.4 ; balances , $3,454 , i04. PHILADELPIIIA. Aug. 2-ClearingS , $13- 394.953 ; balances , $2,329,065. ST. LOUIS , Aug. 2.-ClearingS , $1,2S6,93S : balances , $66S,458 : money , 5118 per cent ; New York oxclrnnge , lOc discount bid , pti : asked. CINCINNATI , Aug. 2.-Money , 2W6 Per cent : New York exchange , par , 2oc discoUnt - coUnt clearings , $1,777,000. Stnteuuueuut of Ilunic of Germany. BERLiN , Aug. 2.-The weekly statement of the Inhieriai Bank of Germany shows the foilowung changes as compared with the previous ziCcoullt Cash in hand , decreased - creased , 16,520,000 marks ; treasury notes , decreased , .920,000 marks ; other securities , increased , 23,320,000 marks ; noteS ill circulation - lation , increased , 17,120,000 marks. Cotton Murket. NEW YORK , Aug. 2.-SpeculatIon In cot- toll brightened imp a. little today , although the general level of irlce lower than yesterday. 'l'he market started out with a decline of 23 points , which oubseqtment business increased to 3J5 iolnts. The early weakness resulted from ( ileapointillg en- bles and vrlvate reporia of tine rains in Texas and clearing weather east of the MississippI. Later loss was recovered , (01- lowing the nppearaope of the weekly gov- eminent crop report which failed to bear out recent claims of a large element of the cotton trade , Interesting in their circulation of private crop adviecs. ' 2he market closed quiet at net unchanged PriceS to 1 point lower ; midzilung , 6 1-ICc ; net receipts. none ; gross , 190 balks ; exports to Great Britain , 5,765 bales ; torwarded , 219 Ialcs ; sales , 1.S76 bales ; stock , 83,901 bates. Total today : Net receipts , 1,679 bales ; exports to Great Britain , 5,557 bafes ; stock , 247,189 bales. Con- solklated : Net receIpts , 6,373 bales cx- Ilorts to Great Britain , 160,192 bales : to France , 100 bales ; to time continent , 3,004 bales. Total since September 1 : Net ye- eeipts , 514,548 bales ; ' exports to Great Britain , 3,452,198 bales : to Fmanee , 815,30S bales : to the continent , ' 2,964,013 bitles. NEW OItLEANS , Aug. 2.-COTTON-Ft.- . tunes ( lull ; August , $3.55ilS.57 ; September , $5.55t5.57 ; October , $5.&DIjI.60 ; November , SSJii'a5.64 ; December , $3.57t5.5S ; January , $5.72f5.73 ; February , $5.751i5.77 ; March , $5j9 j5.S0 ; spot steady ; sales , 550 bales ; ordl- nary , 4c : good ordinary. 4 5-Sc ; low mimi- dling , 5 3-lGc ; middling , 5 5-lGc ; good mid- dung , tic ; middling , 6 7-iCc ; receipts , 507 bales stOck , 43,714 bales. LI'/ERPOOL , Aug. 2.-COTTON-Spot qtiiet : prices easier : American middling , 3 15-Ed ; sales , 8,000 bales , of which 600 were for speculation and export and included 7,300 American ; receipts , 3,000 bales , includIng - Ing 1,300 AmerIcan. Futures opened quIet , with moderate demand and closed quiet ; AmerIcan middling , L. M. C. , o 3 21-Odd ; August and September , : i 22-64w 3 23.606 ; September and October , 3 21-64d , buyers ; October end November , 3 20-640 , buyers ; November and December , 3 iO-641j ) 3 20-640 , seilers ; December and January , : o i9-60t3 29-640 , sellers ; January and Feb. ruary , 3 19-6403 20-64d , buyers ; February and March , 3 20-610 , buyers ; March antI April , 3 21.640 , value ; April and May , 3 22.Gid , sellers ; May and June , 3 22-04 3 23-GuI. oil Murket. OIL CITY , Pa. . Aug. 2.-Credit balances , ICc ; certificates closed 95 ½ c bid for cash oIl ; sales , 1,000 bbls. cash oil at 95 ½ c ; ship- munts , 63.797 bbls. ; runs , IiSiS bbls. WILMINGTON. N. C. , Aug. 2.-OIL- Spirits turpentine , steady at 251125 ½ c. Rosin. steady at 92',6fi97 ½ c ; crude ttmrpen- tine , uirm at $1.00'i1A0 ; tar , firm at $1.10. SAVANNAh , Ga. , Aug. 2.-OIL-SpirIts turpentine , 25Ac ; rosin , lirmn anti tiuichanged. Coifee 'tlnrli't. NEW YORK , Aug. 2.-COFFEE-Options opened teu0y at unchanged prices , rated ItfiG _ points on absence of business , but closed stronger , owing to co'c'ning , closed 5 lower to I ; higher. Sales , 500 bagti. in- eluding August , $5.40 : September , 85.504 Spot coffee , Rio No. 7 invoice , 7e : No. jobbing , 6c ; mild , fIrm ; Cordovu , 8 ½ 0115c. Sugor Market , NEW ORLEANS , Aug 2.-SUGAR-Firm ; open kettle , 3Ij4 1-Sc ; centrifugal , 4 il-iCc ; yellow , 4ti5c ; seconds. 2Ic. MOLASSES-Centrifugal , tttiiic. NEW YORK , Aug. 2.-SUGAR-Raw. firm ; fair reiining , 3 ½ c ; centrIfugal , 06 test , 4 1-Sc ; reilned , firm ; crushed , 5 7-Sc ; granulated , i ; 3-Sc ; crubes , 5 5-Sc. 1 40. Louis 1.ive Stel. ST. LOUIS , Aug. 2-CATTI10-Ttcccipt1t , 5,000 head , including 2,800 'rexana ; shipments - ments , tOO bead ; market slow anti easy and lower ; fair to fancy native shipping and cx- tiort steers , $4C0i5.5O ; btilk 01' sales , $4.752f 5.40 : dressed beef nnI , btmtcht r steers. $4.00 8i5.ari ; hulk tif sales , 4.50i5.25 ; steers under 1,000 lbs. , $4.00111,75 : built of uale , $ I.25@ 4.60 ; stockers nnd feeders , $2.801f1.a0 ; bulk of sales , $3.254.25 ; cases anti helfers , $2.00 471 ! hulk of cows. 33.00613.75 : Texas anti Indian steers , $3.501j4.80 ; bulk of sales , $3.90 6j4.50 ; cows and heifers , $2.5Ofl3.5O. IJOGII-Receipt. , 7,000 head : shipments 1,300 heath ; tntirket opened Sc lower urn closetl 5i10c lower : yorkers. $3.751J3.85J nack- ers , $3.SO3.03 ; butchers , $3.90'h4,00. SI ! El'il'-Iteceipttt , 3,300 head ; shipments , 1,300 biead : market steady to strong ; natIve mnuttons. $3.5O5i3.75 ; lambs , $4,755j5.15 : stock- era , $ l,40513,50 ; culls anti bucks , 81.75212.50. Stock Ii. l4ight. Record of receipts of lls'o stock at the four principal markets for August 2 : Cattle , hogs , Shepim. Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,054 3,519 4,701 Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.500 21,000 32,000 Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . . 8,100 15.560 4IWO St. Loui't . , , , , , , , , . . , , , , (1,000 ( 7,900 3,300 Totals , , . , . . . . . . , , , , . 13,351 46,000 25,061 Ilnisi a Growers I a a Ptal , SAN FRANCISCO , Aug , 2.-President lCoarney of the California Itaialn Growers' association' announces the plait to pool the raisin products in the state , lie .tatcd that 85 per cent of the crop In Fresno , Tulane , 3ladeira anti Kings counties lies been signed anti that over 50 per cent of the crop of Icern county lies been thrown Into this pool. agents are now at work in southern and nortbern California , and with the contracts they secure the association will control DO per cent of the output N.nsl itcerults Stun East. ChICAnO. Aug. 2.-iioatawain Henry Hudson left Chicago today with thirty-elgbt anval recruits. 'rho men , who are first- class seamen , firemen and machinists , are destiaed for the New York navy yards where they will go aboard the receiving ship Vermont - mont , there to await appohatmeuts to seagoing - going vessels. -s----- - - - - - - O1A11 A LIVE STOCK I ARKET Heavy Run of All Sori..s ana a SUghty Weaker Peeling Noted. GOOD DRY 101' CATTLE SELL WELL UP lIuherdoiiers Slov and llcetlers Take on : 'csv Life-lingus 1iic to 'Vclk Cents Loacr nit Slow TrahIlmi , SOUTH OMAhA Migtlst 2. Cattle. lIolls. heeD. Receipts today . . . . . . . . . . 3,740 9,45 % 2,407 Oiiieial yesterday , , . . . , 3,001 3,519 4,701 0110 week ago . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,39 11,017 422 'rwo weeks ago . . . . . . . . . . 3,076 9,370 3,207 One year ago . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,367 11,776 1,431 ' 1's'o years ago . . . . . . . . . . 2,697 3,507 603 Totai weelt to date . . . . . . 5,741 13,003 7,111 Same days last week . , , . 3,943 i3SSS 3,712 b'amno dya week berore. . 4,811 12OGS 4,878 Average iriee littiti for hogs for the lust several , days with comparisons : I1S93I1S97.liS96.I1S35Ii89ti1893.i89. - July 16 . . . 3 82 3 201 3 07 4 SI 4 86 $ ' 5 55 July 17 , . . e 3 2,5 2 97 4 82 4 9i S 50 ' July iS , . . 3 82 ' 2 03 4 83 4 90 5 65 561 July 19 . . . 3 89 3 32 ' 4 i ) 4 79 5 35 5 Ci .ltiiy 20 , , . 8 86 3 : ma 2 97 4 Id 4 74 b lii C St July 21 . . , 3 81 3 38 2 93 ' 4 79 5 39 5 65 July 22 . . .3703271' 2 St 4 55 i 5 63 5 6(1 ( July 23 , . . 3 82 3 25 2 SI 'I Si 4 741 ' 5 00 July 21 . , . 3 31 2 92 4 70 4 81 5 5) ' , Itily 23 . . 3 59 2 89 4 81 4 76 6 59 560 July 26 . . . 3 57 3 37 4 SO 4 Si 5 33 5 07 Jill ) ' 27 . . . 8 72 3 43 2 85 4 89 4 86 5 25 507 July 28 . . . 3 137 3 29 2 76 4 76 5 06 5 57 July 29 . . . 3 72 3 36 2 71 4 93 5 01 S3 , lmiiy 30 . . . : u 74 3 44 2 17 4 74 4 58 5 52 .IuIy SI , . . 3 50 2 77 4 67 1 60 5 02 Augtmst 1. . . 379 277 ' Atigust 2. . . 3 74 3 45 4 4 55 5 101640 * IndIcates Sunday. The offlcial number of cars of gtock brought In loOn ) ' by cacti road was : Cattle. hogs. Sheep. l1'r's. C. , M , .6 : St. P. fly . 4 . . 0. & St. Ii. Ity.'I : ; . Mtttsotlrl Pacific Ry. . 2 6 . . liniutm Pacific System 30 30 2 C. & N.7 , fly. . . . . . . . . 1 . . F. , 01. & M. V. H. B. . 19 32 . . S.C.1'.Ry. . . . . . . . . . . 1 . C , , St , I' . , & 0. Ity 14 11 1 1 13. & Iii. it. It. It. . . . . 62 31 S . . C. , 11 , & Q. . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . K. (1. & St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . C. , 11. I. & 3' . fly. , e. . S 5 . . C. , It. I. & P. Ity. , iv. 14 i . . Total receipts . . . . .152 137 11 1 Tim tllitpositioti of the day's receipts was as follows , each buyer purcimasluig the num- bmw of head indicated : Buyers. Cattle. hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co. . . . . . 227 6ff ? 93 a. Fl. Hammond Co. . . . . 476 1,593. . . . . . Swift and Company , 556 1,9)7 1,152 Cutluhmy I'aeking Co. . . . . 752 2,956 Armour & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . 521 2,106 lb. Becker & Degan. . . . . . 97 \'alisant & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Lobmnum , & Rotlischiltls. , 151 . v I. Stephens . . . . . . . . . . . , Krebbs & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 11111 & I Iuntzinger. . . . . . . I ii I , . F , Ilusz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Livingston & Schinler . , ii ? 11. hamilton . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199 Cudalmy. Kansas City . 41 Other buyers . . . . . . . . . . . . CO Loft over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 'rotni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,412 9,519 1,245 Today's receIpts of cattle , hogs and sheep footed tip a total of 296 cars , as against 176 yesterday , 255 a week ago , and 276 two weeks ago. It was the largest ron for a Tuestlay Ia over a month , CAT''LE-Today's cattle receipts of 157 loads looked large as compared with time 1 tmis of the last few wceks. Not since the last week in June have thieve been as many cattle in the yards as there. svcrc today. It is tIme seaaon , however , when larger re- celpts of cattle are. to be expected , na the western cattle ate commencing to move forward from the ranges and grass cattle lu.e rapidly takIng the Place of corntcd beeves. Today's market as a whole was in very ratlsfactory conditIon as regards the selling - ing interests , and was without tiiy very marked changes. There ivuro a few right good loads of dry lot cattle , which sold at fully steady prices , that is mit $5.OO5.35 for the best. The market ytts netii'e on that kind amid the offerings nil changed hands early in the morning , the top Price Paid being only Sc lois'er than the top jmnice reported in the early messages from Chicago. Some medium kinds of cattle sold right around $4.85.Vhilo the market was active and nIl right on the good kinds , it was slow and unsatIsfactory on this half-fat and slippery stuff. As has been time case for some days back , buyers discriminate against the half- fat cattle and tIme market Is weak and dull every day on that kind. There were more good dry lot helfers here today than for some time past and they eold at $4.605i4.80 , which was fully steady. In fact the general market on both cows alud helfers was without cliano amid the offerings for tIle most part sold early in the morning. TIme rains throughmotmt the state have aroused a large speculative interest iii feeders anti stock cattle. Yesterday the itimectilators bought freely , and as they shipped otlt thirteen loads into the country yesterday , there were not many stale cattle left in the feeder division this morning. The fact that locally the weather was clank and rainy , with reports that there had been a still furthmer rainfall out in tile state during the night seemed to add to the SIeclIlatlVO demand , with the result that speculators were all hungry for supplies this morning. The market in consequence Wait active and stronger , desirable lots of Stock cattle changing hands very readily at prices most gratifying to the sellers. There was quite a string of western range cattle on the market , a good many of them fat enough for the killers , The market on tat grass cattle was Just about steady , but such as the feeders ivanted sold at strong vrlces. liopresentative sales : BEEF STEERS. No , Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. A' ; . Pr. 1. . 950 $3 50 22. . 875 $4 65 1. .1060 $4 SO 1. . 750 3 60 42. 974 4 67 ½ 39.i164 4 85 2. . 670 75 41.iiSS 4 70 22.1323 4 85 7..102i 00 1..1160 4 70 40.1201) ) 485 1. . 910 20 20.12S9 4 75 22. .10S6 4 85 I..1040 4 35 1I..1066 4 75 21..Il00 4 90 18 , ,146 40 26.1230 4 ' 75 40.1l52 4 95 41 StO 4 40 2I..llOl 4 75 2i..i162 4 85 2 ? 818 4 45 23 , .1217 4 75 56 , .1315 00 /iOi7 45 45.1l12 I 75 18.1297 I 15 i..1i05 50 39,1l25 4 75 36,1244 20 17..i2Oi 50 5G..1IIO 4 75 i,1690 5 25 5. , 9:12 : 50 50.l0412 I 80 54iIlO 5 25 ID. .1012 55 65 , .1143 4 80 18. .14S3 5 35 76 , .1250 60 COWS. 2 , . 775 1 ' 75 12 , , 761 i 05 1 , , 950 350 1 , , 550 2 00 2.1010 'I 10 5..h'IO ( ' 3 50 1. . 760 2 00 1 , . 100 3 20 1.i'l90 :1 : 60 1 , . 950 2 00 1. . 070 1 25 1,10S0 3 CO 1. . 790 2 2. ; 3 , . Rst ; 25 1. . 900 36(1 i,1010 2 60 i.1030 25 4.1210 3 80 2 , , 095 2 ' 75 1. .1020 35 11 , .1066 8 80 1 , . 750 2 ' 75 1..IO70 3.3 3..1220 I 'JO 1.1120 2 75 1,1000 : ts I.I33O 300 1,3010 2 9' ' ) 1.,10lO 40 3. . 993 4 00 1,1110 2 30 3 , . 1153 40 1.1320 4 10 1. . 690 300 1..lSiO 5(1 ( ] IEIFEIIa , I , , ISO 3 : : o 9. , CII 3 50 I,113O 4 10 19. 733 : : 4 : ) 1. , 530 : : 55 35. , 7sl 4 50 4. , 816 3 .10 2. , 480 3 CO 1. , 910 4 50 2. . 735 3 40 2. , 785 3 70 68 , , 725 4 65 1 , , 610 3 50 i,1O50 I 00 2l,1I89 4 bO 2. , ( .50 3 50 3. , 613 4 00 42. .1118 4 80 1CCO 350 STEERS AND IIFIIFERFI. 21 , , 795 4 60 10. . 729 4 65 lS.l2lI S 00 i3UIL , 1,1320 265 1..1470 304) ) 1h100 320 1 , .1170 2 85 i,1270 a oo 1 , .1210 3 25 1..13IO 2 85 1,1370 :1 : ( ' 0 l..1450 3 25 1.1520 200 1..1lGO 3 ( iS 2,1000 3 30 1..1130 2 00 1,1510 8 10 3. , 743 3 40 1.,1120 ? 00 1..ilSO 3 2' ' ) STAGS. IL , 846 305 3..1246 375 iI15O 400 1..1320 a 25 25STEERS STEERS AND STAGS. 33. .1374 460 CA IVES. 2. . 195 3 50 2. . 115 5 00 1. , 190 6 25 1. . 390 5 00 2. , 110 6 00 1. . 200 50 l..340 500 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS , 2. . 475 : uOO 20.,722 110 i. . 870 420 3..59i 309 4,765 415 35.629 140 1. . 470 3 25 4. . 795 4 25 10. . 657 4 45 1. . 010 : i ro 5 , , 795 4 S. . 362 4 50 I. . 850 : i LU ) 2. . 8.10 4 25 1. . 610 4 55 2. , 560 3 115 52. . 972 4 20 8 , . 767 4 60 2. 055 4 00 6. . SB 4 31) ) 33 , , 592 4 60 WESTERNS , 1 eoiv . , . . . . EGO 3 00 19 cows , , , . . 883 3 10 11 cows. . . , , 882 3 40 2 hmeifers , , , (0(1 ( 2 45 15 hie1fer , , 75) 3 55 5 hmeifers , . . 810 3 35 11 hicifors , , 556 3 45 2 steera.,1000 3 50 242 sts. 'J'x.,1063 3 90 241 stre , 'j'xO50 3 90 211) ) stm , , Tx..1bS ( 3 90 69 sirs. . . . . , 712 4 30 . NIOJIItAShA , No. Ar. I'r. No , y. Pr. 2 steers..1390 $1 23 1 steer , . , , . 1120 $3 90 I steer . . , , . 890 3 25 steers , , , , ii7O 4 10 I steer..1150 3 7 , . 7 steers.1070 90 22 vows . , . . , 3016 65 cow. . . . . . 050 75 ii ( 'OW $ , . , . .11l3 65 cow . . . . . 925 10 2 cows , , . . , 935 10 cow's..1095 50 I cow . . , . . ,1' 250 75 cows. . . . . 976 23 30 cows , , . , , $00 75 cows . , , . . 1000 40 I , , , , . , 1220 . 40 cows..1002 40 I t'osv..1140 60 cowut. . . . . 910 60 2 cow's 975 4' ' ) ( 'OW. . . . . . 910 00 5 strs. yrl , 740 50 31 feeders. 653 5(1 10 feeders. , 890 21) 13 feeders. . 686 25 72 feeders. 628 4 70 34 feeciere , . 787 10 43 feeders , . 725 4 45 1 ( ceder , , . 010 25 a , I Imifer. , . 47(3 ( 3 70 1 heIfer. . , 55(1 3 70 1 helter. , , 610 3 70. 1 hicifer. . , 400 4 00 I bull. . . . . . 15511 2 90 1 litihl. , , , . , 810 3 2.5 1 stag.lt'.O ( 3 25 2 stags , , . , 140 1 75 1'YOItI1NO. 1 stng.,100(1 3 00 1 btmhi . . . . . . 1170 2 90 19 calves. . . 270 4 85 5 calves. . . . . 5 (0) ( 2) calves. . . 205 5 6(1 ( 23 cows. . . . . 037 3 60 I cow , , . , . , 1060 2 60 15 cows. . , . . 869 300 20 hmelfers. 723 3 45 19 IleiferS. . 511 3 65 TEXAS. 12 feeders. , 870 3 80 CAL ! F'OitN LA-TEXAS. 72 feeders. . 753 4 05 110GB-Today's receipts of lmoga numbered 125 cars , Which was the largest run shies w etlnesday of last week , when 169 cars an- rivet ) . While it looked like a liberal rita the receipts were in remility the smallest for a Ttiesdmiy In over a month , barring eiily the TtmesdaP immuediately following July 4. Yesterday S htrovision market closed ens- icr , nmal thIs morning liberal reecinta at Chicago , followed by a reported clcctimis of 5l0e ! at time same point , cause.i a lower unniket Here. Thu market was just about I.e lower than time general market rester- tIny , or as somno expresseti It , about steady with the chose yesterday. Time hogs sold today iunincipaily at $3.7O7t :1.50 : , n ; against $3.751j3.S3 yesterday , with time lomig stvillF Lit $3.75 toda' antI at $3.SO 5'es- tenin' , l'he best heavy amid hatcher weights 501(1 early &tt & $3.50 , but later on it was hmarti work to get over $3.75 for any. timing , After about a hundred cars had cliangeti Imamida (1)1(1 the mntst urgent orders hati beemi filled the market slowed tip and was rattler quiet until the last , time close being easier. Toward the last btmyern walitetI to 1)115. only S3.70ij3.72c for good mnixeti loads which sold early at $3.75. 1'hmilc , , the market was at no time 'iar- ' tieuinrly active , the big hulk ot time hogs chmamiged lmatid early in the mnat'nIng. 'romlay's tlCciifle curries time market back to about where it was at time close of Inst week , yesterday's advance beimmg entIrci' wiped mIt , hogs are now sellIng h5e higher than a month ago. 30c hIgher tItan a year ngo , ntmotmt $1 hmiglmer than two.Vears ago , but TOe lower tItan thmrec years ago , llepresemmtnti'c sah.u : No y , Sit. 1'r No. Av. 511. Pr. . . . . . . . . 40 $3 72 16..248 , . . $3 72 ½ Si . . . , . . 231 2S0 3 72' ' 5.1 , . . , . . 263 . . . 99..203 160 3 72mb 67..263 40 72 81..238 120 3 72/ ( so . , . . , . 249 80 72 57 . . . . .258 40 3 72t 69 . . , . . . 223 40 72 80..133 120 72 76 . , . . . ,2. . . Vt 320 72 66..215 120 72 ( " . . . . . . , . . 72k. . 54..225 SO 72 ½ 12 . . . . . 231 40 72' 70..167 . . . 72' ( ii . . . . . .23.1 40 72 (6..240 . SO 75 5(1.28 160 ii. 59..8 80 ' 75 00..233 120 75 . . . . . . . . 200 75 59..239 . . . IS 63..253 . . . 75 51 . , , . . . 262 SO 75 54..273 SO ' 75 5'S..255 161) 1 .5 75 , . . . , . 256 160 75 65.262 80 75 58..260 . . . ' 75 59 . . , , . . , 25.1 . . . I O S.i , . . , , . IS ! 40 73 6.262 40 l Si..2,8 . 40 75 25..2i5 . 200 ' 2 , . . . . . . 40 75 . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . : : . . . 75 ' 70..225 . . . 3 5 Ci..275 SO 75 60..249 . . . 'I Cs..210 40 75 66..253 40 l 7..257 . . . 75 5(3..26I ( _ SO I . . . . . . . 40 l 75 . . . . . . 40 1 'a CI.252 40 ' 75 .0..226 80 ' 1 75 61..213 16) ) ) 75 63..2iS 120 1 75 CO..314 40 . 77l 62..283 . . . 77 ½ 56..323 120 . ' 77' (2..253 . . . 77 ½ CS..240 10 . 77 ½ 60 . . , . . . 247 . . . 77 ½ 54..275 . . . 77m ( , 65..261 . . . 77 ½ 12..221 . . , $ 0 63..298 . . . SO 49..337 SO 80 42..2)0 80 SO SO..213 120 70 87 . . . . .239 320 70 90..211 200 70 40..259 80 70 . . . . . . 120 70 66..252 40 72 ½ St..250 160 72 ½ 87..166 160 72 ½ 70..23' ) 200 72 75..264 80 72 ½ 64..250 150 72 . ' . . . . . . . 277 1(0 7255 . . . . . . . . 360 7255 23..277 . . . 72 ½ 65 . . . . . . 245 120 7255 62..253 160 72 ½ 60..260 80 7255 73..200 120 72 ½ Si..5 120 72 , ItS..231 200 72 ½ TO..242 80 l 72'A 75..214 120 72 ½ C'.266 120 72',5 ' ) . . . . . . 120 7254 13..278 240 721,5 65..323 40 72 ½ 66..219 . SO .1 7255 56..323 400 .1 72 ½ . . . . . . . 160 I 72',5 . . . . . . . . 120 72 ½ 6(1..252 240 3 72',5 61..217 . . . 3 72' 62..212 SO I 7255 10..312 80 3 75 Si..235 SO .1 75 f'S.toi : iCO 3 75 78..25S 200 .4 75 SO..213 12(3 ( i 73 , . . . . . . ICO ,5 79..215 SO i Ta C4..217 . . . 75 ( .2..248 SO 'I 75 61..29:1 : 40 75 86..227 . SO 75 77..242 40 75 ' . . . . . . . SO 75 75..252 . . . 75 , . . . . 75 57..272 10 75 (5..4 ( 80 75 62..248 SO 75 75..229 160 3 Ta 50..2,0 , . . . 75 C'S..211 40 ' 1 75 58..222 120 75 t2..268 200 .1 75 39..255 120 75 Pt..291 SO 3 77'.5 59..2)5 80 77 ½ 4 . . . . . .32 ; . . . 1 771,5 75..273 . . , 771 ( , 63..281 . . . .3 771,5 60..21 80 77 WAGON LOTS-PIGS. 3..220 . . . _ 25 1 . . . . . . . .20 _ . . 250 1..320 . . . 2 50 39..103 . . . :1 : 00 5..282 . . . : t 75 . . . . . . : 40 3 75 2..2)1) 40 . 75 . . . . . . . . . . :1 : 75 0..215 . . . 75 8..376 80 3 75 6..225 . . . . Ti ; 6..266 . . . 3 75 4..22. . . . . 75 5..240 . . 3 73 6..225 . . . SlIEhil'-'I'he receipts of sheep , including holdovers , vas fairly liberal , bitt temi cars were shpped ! out this tnorniimg without being light , so that tIme actttai offerings eli the market were light. 'rIme yconsisted of western grass sheep of pretty fair average quill I ty. - Time market was slow and inclined to drag , buyers and sellcrs being apart in their ldea as to values. Eastern mar- Itets have been gradually saggitmg , while prices here tiara been high right nlong , as compared to the price of mutton. For that reason buyers did hot seem overly anxious for what there was here , unless they could got a concession of 1OiI5c. Representative sales : No y. Pr. 3 culls , ewes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 $3 00 10 culls , hambs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 3 45 433 wetherit , Utah. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 3 85 4i C'.VCLt. natives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307 4 ( (0 ( IC lambM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01 4 3' 713 Wyoming grass wethers. . . . . . 119 3 S5 ChICAGO 1IVE STOCIC 3lAltlF1'l' . Prices Unchuaiged , Deiumnnd for Cattle Iiglmt ituuci Ilceelpts lmmrge. CHICAGO , Aug. 2.-The demand for cat- tie today was light at unchanged prices : choice steers , 85.20215.60 ; medimim , $465724.85 ; beef steers , 83.90721.60 ; stockers anti feeders , 83.00114.75 ; bulls , 82.50724.20 ; cows nzmd hmeifers , 83.00214.20 ; calven , 83.26767.00 : western steers , $4.C05.25 : Texans , 82.50214.75. Trade in hogs w&ts & fairly good for local and shipping necount , Prices averaging 5c lower : fair to choice , $ L87',5214.0O ; packers , 83.63213.85 : butchers , 83.75213.05 ; mixed , $3.707f 3.00 ; light , 3.651j3.92',4 ; pigs , $2.751j3.SO. 'nmcre was a good demand for sheep ; prices ruled steady , choice spring lambs being lOc higher ; common lambs , $1.O0(6.23 ; medium grades , $4.652j5.25 ; good to choice , $3.501i6.OO ; extra fine , 6.157o6,25 ; yearlings , $4.757j5.OO ; inferior to good nati'o hmeep , 83.00724.50 ; western range , $350724.35 ; rams , 82.25212.50. Receipts : Cattle , 2,500 head ; hogs , 21,000 head ; shmeep , 12,000 head. ICtnsuiuu City Live $ tooi T'ANSAS CITY , Aug. 2.-CAT'I'LE-ltc'- ceipts , 6,870 natIves , 1,930 'J'exnns. Llheral sulihill' COnslotOti largely of comrnomm-feti miami grass steers that sold ut ( mom Sc to lflc lnit'er ; choice steers and butelmer cows , steady ; stock and ( eelirmg cattle , l0ii5c higher ; choice heavy steers , $5.060j5.25 ; me- diuhn , 81.50215.00 ; light weights , $1.252ja.I0 ; stockers antI feeders , $3.502j4.65 ; imutchier cows anti hit'itcrs , $2.S52j5.10' iutclmer bulls , 52,00113,50 : northisvc'storn , $3.5tt4S5 : 'I'exas steers , $3.OIi u.sO : Texas butcher cows , $2.90 213.8. ; native mtmmd Texas cahners , $2.251j2,90. lIOGS-Itecelpis , 15,560 head' liberal sup- lilies and 1410W , lenmitnii caused a decline of about Sc in prices : iiea'y liege , 3.IM(1.ft0 ( ; tniXel , $3.5Oiii.SO ; higlmt weights , $3.4Oj3.75 ; pigs , S3.l5i3.55. S1tFii1'-htenchptH , 4,960 head ; market no- tivo nild steady for tlesirttble flocks ; corn- molt stock a shatlu lower ; spnlmmg lambs , $4.5O2jC,00 ; native sheep , $3J.O14.4O ; range wethiets mind yearlings , 84.00214.20 ; ewes , $3.00 033.90 ; western stockers and feeder lambs , $3.C01i1.25 ; teething sheep , 83.69714.00. ; tw. York LI'iSoc'k. . NEW YORK , Aug. 2-BEEVES-Re- ceiitts , 25 hientl ; nothing doing ; feejing SteilmI ) ' , cahtltt umnchiangtd , Exports , 800 cat- tie anti 2,600 quarters of beef ; tomorrow 2,400 quarters , CAIVES-IteCPiPts , 27 lmead market almost - most nominal ; reals 83.00716.50 ; no butter. milks. SIiFIEI' AND LAMBS-Receipts , 5,015 head : sheep generally steady : top grades steady : eloneti tmnitetthetl. Sheep , imor to gonti , 13.00114,50 : lambs , S5.097i6.&O. I100S-lIccelPts , 3,160 hmeutd ; no sales on hive weight , Nominally steady at 84.2521 4.55. Ciutiuuumuat I II'e S mc'l. CINCINNATI , Aug. 2.-IIOGS-Activo and lower at. $325714.00. ' ' . . . CAT'I'Lli'-Strnng Lit 82.53215.00. SIIEEI'-Steatiy at 82.25234,00 ; lambs , steady at 83.75216.25. , JAMES E. LOYD & OO , 'I'CleplIOIle 1039. Onrnliu , Neb COMMISS ION , GRAIN , PROVISIONS anti STOCKS liOAtlI ) Oi TRADS , Direct wIre. to Cbicagn and New Yor Correspondenti ; Juhmu A. W.rrn Co. - TliLEI'HONE ipsI. : H. R. PENNEY CO. . 1ioom 4 , N , Y. Life Jihuig. , omaha , Neb , Stocks,6 rain , rrovsions hireot % 'ircs New York , Chicago auid We.'teru Point , . - - - - . ANEW ' SR1A STORY ! Foil 1EAIERS OP THE SUNDAY BEE Jfl [ I-os' PROVINCS. [ By Louis Tracy , .diit/iot' / Of' ' 11ii ilunericai , Enpci'or , " " 'f'he Finai JVtur , " dc. Bcglunlng August 7 and ContlnuIn Ten Weeks. Mr. Tracy is welt known as a brilliant young writer , who hmns achieved the dltflcult task of blazing - ing out a now and untrodden path In the well explored domain of story writing. Instead of historical fiction , he has devoted himself to fictitious history anti his success in this original hue has made him one of the most popular attthors of the day , both in America and in Eng- land. In its broad lines , "The Lost Provinces" resembles Mr. Tracy's earlier story , "An American Em- peror. " Vansittart , the American million. aire , who does the most remarkable things in a thoroughly matter-of- fact way , is the principal figure in this story. Some of the other characters - acters have likewise been made familiar by "An American Eat- peror , " but the scene of action and the course of the story are entirely - tirely different anti the tale is even more skillfully told. As the tale suggests , the story deals with the struggle between France and Germany over the lost provinces of the former. In dire straits , France appeals to the wealthy Anmerican who oimce before proved her salvation. lie imme- dlately responds and sets out across the Atlantic on his private yacht. An attempt is made by the Germans to capture hIm , but lie escapes through the intervention of an English man-of-war and arrives - rives safely in Paris , where he is welcomed as time one hope of the despairing nation. Vansittart becomes - comes comniander-in-chuief of the army , and the military operations , through which ho brings the war to a successful issue , occupy the chief part of time story. Time story is made lively and in. leresting by the adventures mind mishaps of Folhlett , the Paris do. tcctivc ; by "Arizona Jim , " a west- era cowboy , who accompanies Van- sittart in the capacity of body. guard ; by the eccentric French in. vector , Armarmd Duprez ; by German spies and French soldiers anti honnea. The treaty of peace , finally contracted by Vjiumshttart and thm3 German emperor , Is unique anti highly democratic in its terms. The author baa made the most of a large amount of Interesting material iii this new story , and the few persons who have seen it pro. pounce it time best worlc that. Mr , Tracy has mione thus far , There is a charming variety and pictur. esquenoas in the characters prc- seated and the story rt.ovcs on Its way with . it sprightliness of action which makes it especially suited to use as a newspaper serial , THE SUNDAY BEE READ EVERY CHAPTER. 1