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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1898)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r- : i 0 TilE OMAflA DAILY 13EE 1VEDNESDAY. F COMIERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Matkot TonGa Up Thrcc-Eighth of Cent on Shipping Orders , WEATHER AND CABLES DEPRESS CORN OIM tflC1Itt,1 10 Otae-1lg1ih of n ; Cent 1nWcp $ Pork Ten Cents flotn-Lnr.L atul Ililis : Luwer. ChICAGO , Aug. 1c.-Dmcuty gctttng Wheat todttY to lilt notual shipping orders Iini a strengthening etfcL on priceL September - tember dosed 8c higher and December 1-Sc ) owcr In 1c Up. Corn ett oft 1-SJa down. OatH are uflchn3gPd o i-Sc lower. l'ork ( leCiftied lOc nfl(1 1Tht(1 Bibs nra Un- changel to 2Ac iIgher. Wheat got 0. weak itart from Ltverpool FetvIIng lower quotations , but there wns i dtMpoi1tton during the 1lrt couple of hoUrs to go Iow on the e1IIn ldo and take amitt pro11t on 1nflneL The erowtt dtirIu that time were evidently restrnlned from 13e1)Ing ) freely by the fict that the Increased movement that country ndvIce 1ad been retuIcting for a day or two had not yet got beyond the tno of probability. Chicago tecelveti 215 cars and MIzincnpo1i and Duluth - luth got : t : ; , agaiint 27 a year ago. I'ai- niary western markets receIved an nggre- gate of cooo ; : bu. , nialtist SIOOO hu. the corresponding tiny of the year before. CIcilratIce3 from the Atlantic seaboard were t 4ItiaI In wiieztt and hour to 4041,000 Iu. TIi tt t caboar4I was bearishLy Inclined alid the I northwest advices were all in favor of lower S prices in 'leW of the expected lowerS CCIIt4 UI ) there. The qecUIntRo , market turned ttarEuIly , tihI flfll there was not much actIvity In t1 cash tlepartnieflt of the business. The lat icr mLght have shown more 1if hn1 st.ck . I beeti heavier , but people who had hid froni Cc to 30c r bu. rem1utn over Scltetnbcr Iii I store for shipping parcels of No. 2 Kansn , hard unt ( No. 2 re winter could not rel S ofter3 for anything 111cc the quantity therc 1 were orders for from the seaboard. iCait. . elts CtyH general remark In an8wer to hIde I from her was that cash wheat or Hpot 0 ! . nr Atirriit Mhlntnent % vnq caret' . as rnhlleri. vcru pay i n UIiL LtL L ULLI I UJI lip fl I ; IU Lt ? 1 ( U the morlerzkte offerings from farmers. The condition of affairs hiitd some little effect In hnrdenIri the tofle Of the I3pefmflttVe marb kct. but It aparcntly ; depenle.1 ( more upon jrudent1zt covering by 1iorta than buytng for long accoUnt for the hittlo nddltlonal irIce caused by the peculiar conditIon of the caIi market. September openorl tin- changed to I-Sc higher at 65j.5 1-Se , Hold off tO 64 5-Sc anti rallied to t5 s-Sc bid at the . close. December started unchanged nt c..e. declined to 63 1.c , advanced to 63fc CIII ! closed at 63 1-SJ34ii' . ( 'ommIslon house hltildatlon on the ronw tinned favorable vratlr and lower cab1c ( lepressed corn. Theta wa no evidence , Jiowover , of any general w akenlng on the trt of the harvest songs. The country jmrtCd more freely with corn and a fenturo of the 4lnyH hUsInes $ In the pit tvui rollIng ) )3 ) elevator people. Spteniber opened 1-Se ( ) at 81,4j32 s-Sc , (10Ciiiiel to 32c and rose to 3214c , nikiI at the close. in spite of condderablo buying of the May futures by the Oatmeal trust , oats put In the day following corn and prices barely held their ) Wfl. September began iii- changed at 2c , declined to 20 3-Sc and CIOSCl ( itt 20 1-S'j2Oc. i'ncken ; were ttllors of provisions early Il the ICS4lOI ! flild one or two scalpers bought. 'rho latter squirmeil about during the remainder of the iessioa endeavoring . to unload upon some ono else. The market .wn9 kept under the Influence of the yellow fever quarantine flag by allusions In thu lrnWH of the day to fever among the troops conh1ng to Montauk Point. l'ackers reported ft heavy cnht trade. September pork opened 7'c . lower ot 9.O2',4 , sold down to $ S.93 and 1.080 to i.OO at the close. Thu range In lambs sps narrow. 1teccipt for tomorrow : Wheat , CS cars : corn. head. 318 cars ; oats , 292 curs ; hogs , 2t3,00t t The leadtr.g futures ranged as follows : Artiele5. OPfl1. 1IIIi. Low. Close. Y's'd'S Whet. S Ar. . . O9 foci fl9 OO 6P SePt. . , , IeC. . . (1il ( oi : ca aa,1 , ; n4 May. . . CZ G4 ; t1 65 leoni. Aur. . . 22 % 112 % 3lt 12t 32H S Sept. . . a2Wtdg 82ct Z2I 2U ( Dcc. . . , 32 i2 ) Oits. : 2O' ' ? fl fl ; ot Nay. . . 23 23 22't 22h 2a1t } tteit. . . 9 021G 0 O2 3 On n Do o 10 Oct. . . . . 1) O7 I ) O7 0 00 ii OS C Dec'.4 9 t24 U 12 U ihI.6 tJ 1(1 920 Len ! . 0pL. 530 3 ( ) 7 % 527I L30 Oct. . . . 6 ; j5 o rn P2 : i ; . ! L 55 Dcc. . . . S 371-G ; o 5 : i7 0 87t o 40 Scpt. . . S 27G ! t C 2l 5 625 _ pct. . . S 2Th 5 25 6 r 25 625 ' No. 2. Cash motations were as follows : VLOU1t-Stcady ; spring siJecitil brands , E5 ; Minnesota hard patents , $ l.Oij4.5O ; soft L ] ) fltClltS. $ i.2Ot4.3O. WhEAT-No. 2 sprIng , 6SC1c ; No. , sprIng , , 6767c ; No. 2 red , TOe. COJ1N-No. 2 , 33c. . . OATS-No. 2 , 21c ; No. 2 whIte , 262Sc ; 2..o. S vliIte , :4i2lc. ; 1tYF-No. 2 , 4t3tj441c. IliltLEY-No. 2 , 57iiCe , Sl1DS-No. 1 llnxseed. SSc. Prime tim - othy , $2.45. PItOVIHIONS-Mess pork , per bhl. . $ .O 0 ( j9.O. Lard. per 100 lbs. . $5.27ii5.3O. Shor t ribs rdde ( loose ) , S5.l55.tO. Dry saltet I eheulders ( boxed ) , 4.i24J4.S7' . Short den : r iiIIrs ( boxed ) . $5.G1J5.75. Following are the receipts and shpmonh ! 3 for today : Articles Receipts ShtpB . Flour , bbls..t 1SOO St0 0 Wheel. ho. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S2SO' ) J,70 0 Corn , ha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42,1OO 126,2QI . 1ye. bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,100 Thti ley , bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,600 4.600 On the Protucc exchange today the but. ter niirrk't was firm ; crenmerles , l3'UlS.e ; dairies , 12jl6c. Eggs , steady : fresh , 12c. Live poultry , ( lull ; spring chielcens , 10Il0 ½ c ; : liens , SIjS'.4c ; ( luekH , 7c ; turkeys , CjSc. Il1V YILIC ( lFiIlAL MA IICIOT. quund1nzaas for Iiv Iny on General leN. NE\V VOIlF , Aug. l6.-FLOUR-ltocelpts , 0c65 , libis , ; ecportH. hGSG bids. ; weak at 6 lOt' lower iriees , 'with a. poor demand. COlNMlt/t.L-StentIy. BARLl V it ALT-Dull ; western. r5j6Or. WIIEAT-htecelpts , 1i9,950 bu , ; exports , 2C.,9G mi. ; SPOt Cfl5h No. 2 , 7SVc r. o. b. ntlont to arrive ; options opened titcaily on covering. hilt oltI off 110(1eV ( bIg receipts , bearish Ittisslan Ct0l ) nowe and disappoint. ing ( 'allIs ; in the : Luter0000 a rally ( IC- curred. stimulated liy smaller Chicago car- lot e8ttznutes : the him ! lrlces wer 1-Siio net higher ; No. 2 red , tieptember , 61 ! .l6i T0e. CORN-Receipts. 32,951' ho. ; exports , 173. t6) 011t101113 h)1 ) ! siot ) easy ; No. 2. 1Sc f. 0. b. ntlont : gt'nciully veak nil day because of liberal receipts nuti stuali etsli : deinitnil. iupplementel ( ( iv tienrish crop nesvs ; closed lI-So net lower ; 3ciitoinber , STSJST i-Sc ; ctosi1 at aTe. OATS-lteeolpts , 27,600 ho. : exports. 137 , . ese tin. l SIlO ! . titrong ; No , 2. ? S'o ; No , 2 vliIte , 33'.e ; optIoIs custer with corn : dloeil L-8ti iitLJowcr ; Septelaller closed at 2F1 3-Sc. IIOPM-Qulet. WOOb-.Qulct. Cl llilCSl-Steady : large whIte. 7 3-Se ; : nnlt white , 7c ; large colored , ' ,71 5-Se ; sifluil COIOi'iI , SC. UUT'l'll1-ftecetpts , 0,3G pkgs. ; tuarleet steid. tile. ; w'estern creamery , 14t3j5c ; IltIns FOCIS-Ilecelllts , 10,100 IlCgs , ; market . stealy : resterii , 14'e. ' 'i'AlLO\-Dull. COT'1'ONSflllOILDull - ; prime crude , flornliirtl ; Ililifle ycllos' , ! , lOl4AtSl'H-Steildh. 1tlri-St eady. ldE'l'ALS-Tlie inarleet for metals contln- tuis generally Itrin , 'i'm shows an advance , , ' 'rIse Metal exchaiigo reports the closing 61 I follows : l'ig trOll vnrrnitts. ltrru. * t.T5tlJ .O0. Lake COplICE , firm , $ lI.75@12,00. Tin , hIilier but iltill 1l6.jl6,45. Lead , firm , flO7ti4.1O. iieker , Htt&i(1b , $ t.&Oiii,60. Th tlriii lIxtug the settling liiCt for intrier snil snwltt'rs cnllH leon * 3S6 , copper ; ii.ti : , Ca I oiei' $1 J.7 . lliiltlniiire lsirli' ( , I1Al4TIMOltl. Aug. 1C.-l"lOUl-Qult , un'hangei. lteeciIlti , 12,310 bbls. ; cxi'orts1 206 , tIbis. : saks , 1.25 hUts , \\l I F7AV-tIirsettlcd : 51)01. 7StjTS't' . th lflOfltlI , 75 75'e : teptsniber , 1t3 7l'e : steamer No , 2 ret ! . 7th i4e. receipts , 40S31 bu. ; exports. t3I , ( ) tILl. ; t'outliern ' what , by , HiPnl , , 754j79o ; i'outtiuii 'hCtt , On grade % . _ : spot. 374lli37i' the month itP1.4t3n ; 8eptember. 36 141(06 ( 5-Sc ; $ ttttiilUX mtx'I , 51tilflte ; rcolIlts , iSOsS ha. ports , noiie ; oUthorii white and yeltot . - : No. while , ceztern , ol _ _ _ _ _ _ S . ' lO'173lc ; No. mixed , old , 2644.132i4c is- Cotlits 2 664 hii. CCpOh1. fl0fl ( . . ' ' BU'i'Tl1t-Stenuly. Ftricy creamery , 11. . ) 20o ; creamery ImItation , 36170 creamery ladle , itItise ; good indie , 130 ; store packed , 12Vl3c. } : aat-stea0S , unchanged , Cl1IFSl-flteady , Fancy ew york , large 3-SITSc : tanc New York , melium . SO s.s4jsotc ; fancy iew York , small , 8 7- tJ9c. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OM1IIIA ( HNFZt.tI. lAThKITS. Conillitnu of Przule zii.l Qnondl0n on .ct a , ) : i tail 1'n iie I'rotnce , EaGH-Good stock , h1'c. IIUTTEfl-Cominon to fair , 10l2c ; sep. arator , lSc : gathered creamery , 16iiGe. LIVE I'OULTRY-lcns. GG'4c ' ; old roost. S ers , 4c ; spr1n ; chickens , 9c ; ducks , Sc ; geese , Sc. PU1EON-TAve , per doz. , $1.00. V1A1.-Cholce , tIISC. IIAY-1pland , $3.00 ; mIdland , $1.50 ; low. land , $1.00 ; rye straw $4.00. VEJETA1t1ES. ONIONS-New . southern , per hu. , 4OSOc. 1lhiA ' Ni4-ttuml.plcked iutvy. per bu. , $1.25 I'OTATOFS-l'er lIt ! , 315j40c. Clll3Aa10-Pcr lb. , Ic. TOMATOES-I'er four-basket crate 25 , , t7IOc. oC. C1.JCUMIJEI1S-llomo grown per dos. , 15 TROPICAl1 FRUITS. OflNGhH-Seedilngn , $2.tU2.T3 ( ) : Vaten. , ems , pet lox , $3.00 ; Mediterranean sweets $2.SO2,73. , b1tONS-Cnlifornla , ; 3C'j6.OO ; fancy Messina , $6.OO117.OO. 1iN/t NAB-Choice , large stock , pci . bunch , $2.VOj2.2S ; medium slzcd bunches , , 1.75Sj2.O0 , FRUITS. APPLIS-Pr bhl. $2.753.O0. i.r.s. DLUIUF1tllIFS-I'er 3G-qt. case , $1.S0j , ' ' I2luir.c. 'ATERMILONS-Cratcd , I5317c ; loose , , CiANTALOUPE-ITome grown , crated , pci oz. . TSeiil.00 ; Per bRlCet G0c. PEACI1l'S-CnlIforntae , , .0-lb. case , $1.00 : Missouri llhertas , er four-basket crate , iOc ; per six-basket crute , $1.50. 1'TUM14-Cnlhforntns. $ l.23tJI.0. rEAIII3-linrtlett , $2.25. MISCELLANEOUS. NUTS-Almonds , per lb. , large sIze , l2 lIe ; small , lie ; flrnttls , per lb. , 9ut0c Ifl . gllsh walnuts , per lb. , fancy soft shelf , 11i 12c : standards. Sj9c : filberts , per lb. , be ' . pecans , nolished. medium. 6tjic : extr 'L large. SiTSc ; large hIckory tilits. $1.0O1.b I er hu , small , SI.15'j1.25 per Un. ; cocoanUts , per 100. ' 4 : peatilits , raw , 6i64c ; roasted , 7c . MAI'I.E SYRUP-Five-gal. can. cccli $2.75 ; gal. cans. pure , per (107. . , $12 ; half-gal . r cans. $6.25 ; quart cans , $3.50. DATFS-a1Iowee , (0 t 701b.boxes , 5c ; S air. Sc ; . ] "ard , 0-lb. boxes , 9c. FIGS-Imported , mailcy 3.crown 14-lb. b exes , bOc ; 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes. 10c ; 2-lb. S b exes 2223a per box ; CalIfornia , 10-lb. ' b ox t. CIDER-Per half b1JL , $3.2573.50. HIDES , TALLOW , ETC. HIDES-No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. g reen hides , 65c : No. 1 saltOd hides , Oc ; No. , 2 salted hides , Sc : No , 1 veal calf , 8 to 1 i l bs. , tic ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Lbs. , Tc. TALLOW , GItEASSI , ETC.-Tallow , No , 1 , Sc ; tallow , No. 2. 21.c ; rough tallow , 1'c , ; S w hIte grease , 2tj2c : yellow and brown I g reaso 15f2c. S1II)1' 1'ELTS-Green salted , each , ISib ) Th e ; green salted shearings ( short wooled L e arly skiits ) , each , ISe ; dry sheartags ( sliori ; ooted early skIns ) , No. 1 , each , 6c ; ( Iry . fl int , Faitsas Lfld Nebraska hatcher wool L P elts , Per lb. , actual weight , 475e : dry flint ' i Cninsani and Tcbraska inurrain wool pelts , p er lb. , actual weight , SV4c : dry flint , Cob. . r ado butcher wool pelts. per lb. , actua' ' I w eight , 41j5c ; dry flInt , Colorado niurratni L w eel leItE , per lb. , actual vclght , 2114c. St. Louis 51ivLet. ST. LOtlbS , Aug. 16.-FLOUfl-Qulet nn I u nchangeil. Wb IEAT-irregular but firm ' , closing 'wIt I A ugust 1 3-Sc , September 3-Sc and Decembei 5 -Sc higher and May 1-S4c lower ; spo a beut steady ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator , 72i , b Id ; track , 2.T3c ; August , ' 3'c bId : Se : t enihr , 67 5-Sc ; May , 56 5-Sc 1,10 ; No , 2 hard , c ash. 69 71e. CORN-Easy and fractIons lower than y esterlay : No. 2. cash , 32c ; September , 31 3 ( I Ibl 6-Sc ; December , 36 7-Sc bid ; Ma' , 321 b id. OATS-Fractionally lower for futures : s pot ( lull and negleuted ; No. 2 , cash , nomi - a ol ; track , 23c ; September , 21c bid ; May , 2 b'c ' : No. 2 whIte , 26'J27c. 1tVfl-l Uglier at 4'4e. SE1DS-Flaxseed , lower at STe. Prim S t imothy seed , lower at $2.50. COitNMEAL-$1.75ji.S0. BRAN-Finn at 51@S21c. HAY-Steady and easier ; timothy , $6.0G 9 .00 ; prairie , $ t.COi6.00. BUTTER-Firm hut . unchanged ; creamer 1 (4ilhc. ( dairy , 1h5j17c. , EGOS-Steady at 12c. loss off. WhISKY-Steady at $1.25. ME'PALS-Lt'ad , ilrm Ut $3.0273.9S , S pelter , steady at $1.20. PROVISIONS-Pork , easy ; standard mes : , j otblng , $9. Lard. quiet : prime ntcanr I. s.O7choice ; , V1.11,4. Dry salt meat i ( boxed ) , shoulders , $5 ; extra short cleax $ 5.50 ; ribs , $ .5,62 ½ ; shorts , $5.75. Baco a ' ( boxed ) , shoulders , $550 ; extra short clea r a nd ribs , 16 : shorts , $625jC.3T4. IIECEIPTS-Fbour. 6,000 bbis. : wheat , 73 0 00 bu. : corn. 3,000 bin. ; oats Cs,000 bu. : SI I I PMENTS-Flou r , S,00i ) , b1d. : wheat L , 2 4,000 bu , ; corn : , 73,00) ho. oats , 5,000 bu , IlradNreeE'M YlMihle Supp1- . NEV YO1K , Aug. I6.-flradtreet'sstate t- ment of the available supplIes of grain eas it of the Rockies shows the following cimng , I' Wheat , United States and Canada , , east c f the Flockles , ( lecreaso 1S5IOOO bu. ; the Liv , - erpool Corn Trade News reports attoat an a In Europe a decrease of 1,460,000 bu. : world' hi sIil)1)ly , total decrease 2,955,000 bu. Con I , UnIted States and Canada , east of Ui S Itockles , decreaso,1SO6,000 bu. Oats , Unite ci States and Canada , cast of the Rockies , dc I- crease 127.000 Ini , Among the Important reductIons ts give n by linadetreet's , not given in the odlci ii visible nuppiy statement , are the ilecrease ni of 200,000 tti at Mlnneaolis private etc I- vators , 50,000 bu. at northwestern Intenlo Points nnd 40,000 1w. at Maflhtba pofdti r . 3. Tli only important gala. not othenwlsc r I- ported Is tile increase of 45,000 bii. at Chi I- cage univate tlrvator , The comb1nd Sloe Sc of wheat at I'ontland , Ore. , , and Tacom a 611(1 5'attleVnsti. . , shows a decrease # c 605,000 ho , from iist : week. JCIIIUUN CIItirnli ant l'royIslon , , , 1CANSAS CITY , Aug. IG-WHEAT- . A ctive , stealy : No. 1 hard , GS'69c : No. 2 , t5 'A'1flSc ; No. : t , 62itG7e ; No. 2 red , 6Sc : No. 3 , G.'iGSc ; No. 2 spring , 65e ; No. 3 , 6iF63c , CORN-Mixed , hIgher : No. 2 , 2ii29'4c ; w hite. lower ; No. 2. 25e ; No. 3 , 2SAij2Sc. OATS-About steady ; No. 2 white , 2lJ 25 e. ] IYE-Steanly ; No. 2 , 47W1o , hAY-Choice grade , $5.75. BUTTflI1-Wenl ; ; country , firm . ; sepa- r abin , l6Y1tiulle ; 1atry , Ukn. EGGS-F'Irm ; fresh , I0e. ltECF I b'TS-\VIie t , 12.1,000 liii , ; : cora , 21- 4 00 bti , ; oats , 15O ) be. StiI1'MEN'rS-wheat , 86.400 bu. ; corn , 73- , 0 00 be. ; oats , 4,000 be. Cl nelnnutl iIitrtet. CINCINNATI , Aug. IC.-FLOtIR-Qulet , . W1IlAT-Enster ; No. 2 rod , 72e , CORN-Dull ' ' . : No , 2 mIxed , 23 ½ c. OA'I'S-Ste.aily ; No. 2 mixed , 23.j23c , ItYE-Quiet : No. 2 , SOc. I'ROVIHIONH-Lard , steady , 15.50. 13u111 . . miats \ , quiet , $3.60. heron , steady , $0.55. \VIIISICY-Aetive ; $1.25. ' " ' litT'i"'Elt-Steaily ; fancy Elgln 2 0e : Ohio , 140)17c ; dairy , ll ½ c , creamery , E0C5-Finnt. higher ; bO1e. Siignr-StealI' . ( 'l IEESE-Steady. Grinlit ItCI''iiN ( it h'riiieiRnl 1nrkets :11 ' INNEAI'01415 , Aug. 16.-Itecetptti , : W'iieit , 212 cars. 5 3 5'l' curs. . I.OL'IS , Aug. 1G.-Receipts : Wheat , C1IIC\iO , Aug. bS.-itecnlpts . \ ' today : . 'hent. 215 cars ; corni , 031 ears ; oats. 76 ' . c at's. 1'stiinatt' : . tomorrow : Wheat CS , cars . c onti , .145 citrnl ; outs , 292 ears. car4. ILJLUTII , Aug. lG.-ltccetpts ; Wheat , 1 hANNAH CITY , Aug. 3G.-ReceIpts : Wheat , 205 cars. MiiiieiiliIiII Vient Market. MINNEA1'OLlS , Aug. 1G.-WIJAT- Deli , llrint'r : August , tIle ; Sept"mblr 33c I ) ecemler , 60c ; No. 1 herd , 7O'c ko. ' l ioniliern F'iOUlt-Ftrst 7Uc ; No , 2 northern , 661c , - ! ) : Ltertt , St.l5.ui 4.20 ; second I witents , $593(4ck' clear , 13.30113.40. III1AN-i.oivr ; In bulk , $ S.O018.23. ) 'bllndi'lpiila isi rlcct. ' P111I4ADlhl'IIIA , Aug. 10.-BUTTER- . t'nchnnged ; ; Ianiey esterni creamery , iSV ( t0C tiiiicy I western i'nints , 21c , ' liaK-I'lriin ( ' ; fresh nearby , b5c : fred I Western. 14'j'15c fresh ' ; southern . , 12il'13c. C11EESI.-4tearly , Miluanicee (3rnln Mirket , MIL\'AUi'EE , Aui. 1G.-WI I EAT-Dull . N. 1 niuntlurn . , i'ie , nw No. 2 northern I , 70c ; Ih'pli.niber , r,5c. itYlI-Bteadv ; No. 1 , 4Rc. iiARljEy-1trm : No , 2 , tleptember , 45c , . Camille , itono here , l.l'eIluol Gm Iii 'Inirl.et. Lfl'Elti'OOI. , Aunj , 16.-WIIEAT-Ctiipl 61111 7.btJid lower ; Septemlier , ti 94l Do . cenitier. fs 3 7-Sd. ( 'OlIN-Quiet : AUust , Si 2 S-Ed ; Beptenu. . t Ier , 3s ad ; October , 3 S-Sd. California ln'Ii'il l'rults , NEW 't'OfllC itug' , 10.-CAItFOflN1A PItIED F1lUl'1'-UrsbI. Appi , common GSc : lirime wire tray , Ic ; choice 5c , fancy , tj1OC per pound , Vrune , , $ psi r - , _ . . _ _ . _ . _ _ .s _ _ -Ifl1Tm t poeM , Apricots , Itoyal , 1017130 : Moor Park , iVilSc. i3lIlOc. I'eachcs , unpeeled , 6J9e ; peeled , Til1O Mnrkcd. TOtdDO , Aug. 10.- WhEAT -Actlv higher' No. I cash , 734c ; Septinber , 04o , CORk-Active - , easier ; No. 2 cash , lie. OATS-Dull , steady : No , 2 mixed 2t ½ c , RYE--Dull steady ; No. 2 cnsh , 31.4c. CLOVEit8blD-QuIet ; prime , cash , $3.16 noml hal. OIh-Unclianged. l'eorltt inrkeU" , PEORIA Aug. . , 10.-COflN-Mrlzet quiet and easy : No , , 321,40 , OATS-Market inactive ; new No. 2 whIte , iVltIBKY-Market firm on the basis of $1.25. Duluth 't'hi'nt 'blnrlcet ' , DITLUTIT , Aug. 16.-WI tEAT-No , I northern , cash , CS I Sc : September , 65 5-Sc ; August , 65 1-Sc ; December , 62c. San Frniiclseo 1'liea ( Mnrkt , SAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 16-W'lIEAT- . Inactive : December , $1.21 5-S. BAItLEY-Not quoted. STOCKS A1) BoIs : , PartIler A1VRHCf.Sfl the l'rlee nI , 8(001CM All Alnji the Ilnie. NEW YORIC , Atig , 1G.-Tlir.re was a still further advance in the Price of stocks all itlong tIne line today' anti a tiil further In. creasa in the number of shares sold dtir. S ing ( ho day. The number of ( llfrerent stocki traded In was also larger , rellecting the I broadening Interest In the market. 1uyinV orders from outsIde sources were Placed L wIth commission lioUes more etonstVi , today than on any day nlnco the movement hogan , As was the case yesterday , thin I outsIde demand was taken advantage 01 r t to realize profits by the combination ni large speculative Interests which Is all 1h I time operating on an enormous scale , shift' . I log its oetivitlei 'from I one Mock or grout 1 of stocics to another , 'rho ; ra11gers rliowe the effect of realIzing today ntit1 dlii ilOl L ' rise materially above yesterday's cloIn : price at any ttme , So large were the offer' . logs of these stocks ( lurIng the flrt holil of trading that the heiLvy outldo iiemnnt i proved lnsiittlclent to absorb them and I sharp decline was the result , Burltngni I dropping over a poInt. Offerings on a. scnb were thereupon withheld and the grout ) maintained a flTm tona at 0. bower levOl , cx - cept for Intervals of tInts profit taking. Thi 3 bears endeavored to take advantage of till : I proflt-talelug movement by an onlnUi.th t upon Manhattan and Sugar at the opening ' hopIng that tim recent persIstent WenkiIel. I of these two stook . . , , _ , .i.i. . , , , , , l would I , , make thorn rtil But the bulls at the same tlnie lltLcU tile Northern i'uctiIc stocks a point cah at the o pening' and marked up itubber preferred 4 ch points. The outside deincuict for toek a ll through the list wae also active and v atted as to tend ample support for eon- t inued profit takIng by tha hull clique. The h enna were soon routed and Manhattan and S nicar moved 'ipwards along with the gen- c ml list. Northern Pacific and the UnIon Pacific stocks szlnged at intervals , but the f ormer returned persIstently to tIm open- l ag high level. An incilPnt of the day was a notIce on the tape of the loss of 3,000 s littres of Union i'aclIlo preferred in the fl alne of WillIam Itockefeller. New stocini were constnintiy heing brought forward into a ctivIty during the day and were itilvtnced o ne after the other to a materially high l eveL Southern railroads nail come of the western roads whIch are aflillated wIth t rtnseontluentat ; hues eliowed notable s trength. There was also mariced activity t tnct strength in a long lIst of Industrials Tobacco , Peoplc' Gas , Tennessee Coal and t he Itubber etocks being conspicuous. There were sharp reactions In most of these on profit taking. but they rallied again before the close. 'l'lie close was 11mm and active at only a little below the best and at a materially high level of prices throughout. The demand for securities has apparently been litrely diverted to the stock ir'irkCt , arid bonds were comparatively dull tOlRy , hut prices were very well hcltL Total sales $3,575,000. United States 3s when Issued were 1-S per cent lower bId. Government bonds were otherwIse unchanged. The Evening Post's London financial cab.e- ! gram says : The stock markets here. coil- tinued fIrm today , the Improvement being : i Cl by the contInued boom In Americans. The professional traders and the public here are undoubtedly taking a hand in the t rise , though today the chief support was t from the continent. Berlin agaIn boughi Nortlurni I'acItlc greedily. The market for : Americans is begInning to widen , but the I nu.tIvity is tIII CIiiittied to a comparatively , few stockS and the ( leabers complain that with the exception of these tock there In ; considerable dlfilctiity in dealing freely , S Prices closed noan1' at the best , Apart fronr a. furLhsr rise in Argentine and Turkish stocks the other stocks were featureless . Snanish 4s were fiat. Money rates hei'e were easy , a larg I amount of bndlftn government debenture : I having been Ibid off today. Dlscouat rate : 1 were steady , however , the market beinn f puzzled as to the question of gold export : 3 to New York. it is said that the cnntiiiuet I rIse In Anierlcaiini tvlll harden the Neu p York money market , Tnor money being re . nuired to carry stocks , but , on iho othe : r hand , New York's continuett purchases af . feet the Indebtedness between that rnarkc t anti London. Japan Is buying gold tnoder . ately. The followIng are the closIng quotation S of tIle leading stocks on the New Yen market today : _ _ _ _ Atehtori . . . . . . . . . . . . 14' , , C' . & N. . . . . . . . . . . do pttt . . . . . . . . . . . . X do i'd . . . . . . . . . . . .176 B , & 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 5 ! . P. & 0. . . . . . . . . . . C.innida l'acttlc . . . . . 52 St. Ia , , r. l. . . . . CanaSa. Southern i4 L Pacitlo . . . . . . . . . . .161' ' , rI Central 1'a'bflC. . . . . . 17 H. Ithitway . , , , , , . . 22 C1W3. & Ohio. . . . . . . . :10 : pfct . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Chh. & . . . . . . . . . . . . . Texac & Pacilbc. . . . . : ' . . ,9 Union Paeltf . . . . . . 13b 6 ebb. & 11. III. . . . . . . . do pf.t . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 , , , , A St. L t9 T. P. , f. & 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Wabaih . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? Del. & iluliNon. . . . . ro pLt . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] ) , , , . . . . . . . . . . W. & 1. . 11. . . . . . . . . . , lii. & 11. G . . . . . . . . . . .151 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erie ( new ) . . . . . . . . . . 14' ' , AdamN Vx . . . . . . . . . .105 do 1t pfd . . . . . . . . . . . % tAmerlesa E' . . . . . . . . . .4 Fort Wayne . . . . . . . . . .2 U111t4'd States Ei. . . 4 ! fit. North. id..lane4 W'tte-1'argu l . . .113 Hncktnt Valley . . . . 5 ½ A. CQt. . . . . . . . . . . I 1hltnot Centnfl . . . .ili1 ( do pid . . . . . . . . . . . . 81' ' L. E. & W . . . . , . . . . . 1 ½ Am. S'pirbtfI . . . . . . . . I1' pfl . . . . . . . . . . . . 721A , do ptd . . . . . . . . . . . . . , I ' ° ore . . . . . . . . . Am. Tobacc..112 . & Nash. . . . . . 67.'S do ptd . . . . . . . . . . . .131 , Manhattan L..i01' Con. 1a' . . . . . . . . . . . Met , Sb. fly..155 Corn. C'ible . . . . . . 1W. : M'.h ( , 'ntrai . , . . 1O4 Cob. P. & Iron..175 Mba. IS : 't. 1..V. 1 PlO . . . . . . . . . . . . do lht pttl . . . . . . . . . 8 % Gnerai Electr'c , , , Miesourt I'ocItic , . . . 23 illinot HICCI . . . . . . . . 4l MolIlc & Ohio . . . . . 24 1jiCIrd Gas . , , , , , . , , ' M. , K. I P. . . . . . . . . i2' , , 14'at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Xw Aib. A CIb. , . . . ! .V& .i ptcl . . . . . . . . . . . . . i n. ! , & 1 . . . . . . , . . . . . . 1' Xet. Itn. . . . . . . . , ho pfit . . . . . . . . . . . . 34' ' Ore. Imp. Co. . . . . . . . N , .1. C.ntral. . . . . . . f' Union. i'aelr.o . . . . . . N. T. Central..bl9c Pacttto Mall . . . . . . . N , C. & St. L. . 14 l'ullnian I'atece , , , ilo let i'f'l. . . . . . . . . . 7) $ llver Cert. . . . . . . . . . . 59 ; . do 2.1 1)d. ) . . . . . . . . . Sujar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ne'ttiwstern : . . . . . . . 1ES do ifd . . . . . . . . . . . . .i11' ' : : . Mnenteari Ce. , . . 6(4 'r. C. & lien. . . . . . . . .i11'i N. l'aclUo . . . . . . . . . . .XTV 11. S. I'atticr . . , . , , io ptI . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 do pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . . OnLario & 'V'it . , . , I0. U. S. Ituhier. . . . . . . One. It. iS N&W , , , , , 57 ! n pfi . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orr' . Short lAne. . . . . 34's ' ilawell C. . . . . . . . . . . I"ttYburg . . . . . . . . . . .i7' ltead'ng ii't phi. . , , 13 I rca.li'g ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii Sh. 1. . & H. W. . . . . . itock 1Iaiib . . . . . . . .1O'I . do otd . . . . . . . . . . . . I ! Hi. 1. &H. BloC ! . & . . . . . . . . . . . . .1' ' ) 1st p54. . . . . . . . . . do : 'rt. . tnt Paul . . . . . . . . . . . .10S . . ciI. ( It. Went. . . . . . . do pM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Total salai of stocks today , 700,010 shares , I ncludIng AtchIson , 3,293 ; Atchison pro. ferned , 15.625 ; Chsapenike & Ohio , lii50 ; ; Cilicugo , liuriington & Qutney 16GIl $ ; Clove- I zrnd. Cincinnati , Chicago & t. Lotus. 11- 8 5. ' ) ; Deinvor & Rio Grande preferred , 5,200 , ; Louisville & Nashville. 31,015 : Manhattan , 2 3.200 : Missouri 1'aciflc , 7,420 ; MissotnnI. i'an. Has & 'i'extts Pneferrcl , 3,400 ; Norenrt I'a- Cube , 47,220 ; Nonthenni PacifIc preterred , 59 , . Ontario , & Wetern , 4,65 hock Island , 1 0,220 ; St. Louts & Sazi 1"rancisco ileconil preftrred. 3.'lZS : Union l'aclttc , lb 250 ; St. 1au1 , 32,110 ; St. Paul , ti Omaha , 1.4Si ; South- em , 'J,21.1I Southioni , pritenred , 17,440 , ; Texas & I'aetilc , S:120 : ; Union l'acifia prrtori'ed , 15 , . 5 20 : Cotton Oil , 4,700 ; Spirits. 3,300 : Tobacco 21.220 ; ChIcaso Great \'estenn. , hi5 ; Pea. tile'S OitN , 59.070 : Iend , 15,050 : PaeUlc Stall , 3 .275 , Sugar , 16,620 ; 'robacco. ( .otton & irun , 20.320' Leathier Preferred 3,040 Utibber , ; , 12- 550 ; Itubber preferred , 6kT : ; \'eilcra Union , 11,150. Jloiitun Stock QuilatIonN , BOSTON , Aug. 16-Call hoalis , 2I3 Ier cent : time loans , 2i3i her cent. CIosin quotations on stocks , bonus and aiming shares : _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ - , ' . , ' 3' . .1 B , 1" . . . . . . . 14V. d 'fl ' 5- . . . . . . . . . . 55 Am. Huear . . . . . . . . .t0S Atchton pfi . . . . . . . 30 do i'ft . . . . . . . . . . . . .11th lioieon iSiecirlo . . . . i&y ) ItatC Ga , , . , . . 134 i. 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOch Tle'phone . . . . .2C ( len , Elec iitd. . . . . . . 59 lic.tofl . Albany.149 Atrtlinn Is . . . . . . . . . Maine , . - 165 (1n , ICier , . . . . . . . . C. . ii. .0 Q..l1&4 Win. Cenlrsl 5 . . . . . 1lt-t'tburiC , . . . . . . . . . . . .il't'Aitoupz ' Mtnhn Co . General b6lentrio . . . B' Atlntio . . . . . . . . . . . . htttiwl tteti . . . . . . . lioatoni & Stoat. . . . . . 2txlcafl C'cnrul . . . % hiutitUOICU. . . . . . 26 N. 'V. & I. : . .Ito C4lumvL lIens , .501 (11.1 CoSony . . . . . . . . .Sf2 reniounlal , . . . , , , . , , (180 , t'hort L.Ire. . . . . 31 iraitkiin . . . . . . . . . . . . itubtir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 % Oceota . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'n1cI : I'aclfl' , . , , . . 25 quinY . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12G cr1 564 . . . . . . . . . . . sit ; ¶ 1.marark . . . . . . . . . . .113 . 4 , ' 1f2 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1C5'Velvt'rhnes . . , , , , , , , .0 t h0iiJ 1flcIrIoiG4Ol41)un'aion , ' Fori'lgn Pluuuelul. PARIS , Aug , 1c.-rli bourao was firm on opening today , owing to advices front Lon- i loii rind New York , Lster , in consequence of Inactivity , thu tendency vus quieter 111211 tIle market closed dull. There was a sot. buck for Spanish ii ; , the effect of the ; ieace cenditloits beta to counttirtiet eonstdera. thcnii of Cuban finance. Bpanish 4 $ closed hero t 42,25. IIE1ILIN , AU. 16.-The market today was - ; * oencrahhy firm , Loan conditions worn h arder anti coal stocks were stimulated by favorable reports from Essen. American securitIes shiowel coIIshcieraiic anImation in response to aclvices from New York , This was especially the case with Northern l'ciciflc securities , A gotal deal of attentlott was 1161,1 to .Argentines , L.ONDON , Aug. 16.-The market for American securities was strong from the opSahng to tim close , the strength being duo to New York buying orders. Bullion token into tile ilank of England on balance today , C4S,000. Spanish 45 closOd at 42 % , a. net loss of from yesterday's closing. is quoted at Buenos Ayres today at I MADRID , Aug. 11.-SpanIsh 4s closed at (5.55 , Oo1i wets quoted tot 59.00. I.ONBON , Aug. 1G.-The stock market will bs closed en August 20 for renovation. ? e- York Mortey Mnrket. NEW YOltb'C , Aug. 1G.-MONEY ON CAIb-Nonninahhy P4(12 er cent. 1'Rt1 II ME itt4tNTILE PA PER-244 Per edit , ITERIANQ EXC1tANGE-:1nrket : stendy , with actual litisiness in bankers' bills at ' $4.S54S5b for demand and si.SiJ4.St for slxt1 days ; posted rates , $4R4',4.S5 $ ' LoUd 4.S6 $ .I6'4 ' : commercial hills , 3I.S3J 1.S.1'4. ' S I Z.VEI1 CERTI FICATES-3S$5b $ ½ c. liAR SILV1O1I-59 5-Sc. MISX3CAN DOLLARS-ICC. GOVIflINMENT BONDS-Market steady ; new 4s , reg , itni coUpon , 127 ; is. reg , anit crupon ) , 111 ; 25 , 97 ; 59 , reg. Mid COUpOn , Closing quotations on bonds were as tot- lows : srrr . , ,1274 NjC.t. . . . . . . . . . . . . . TI. SdOeOuh ) . . . . . . . . 127L4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , IA , i'Vl.l. . . . . . . . 1iii N. 0. 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . .103 U i. ( locolit ) . , , , . . . . . ll1t No , l'aeiSe Ipts..1l4 T , S.2ch , ret. , . . . . . . . 137 No , memo 3s. . . . . . U. S. r.rrec..il'2 Ne. I'actttc 4' ' . . . . . .1Ofli U. S. t.Nrotlp . . . . . . . 112 NY. C.k St. I 4..iOIb Iistnict3,136s . . . . . .11tIb. N. .r W. O . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ala. , C)68'4 ) ' A. . . . . . . . 1I ) N. IV. COnsoi . . . . . . 142 .Aia , , ( 'leo II. . . . . . . . 101) 3' . 1 % ' . Deli. 4s..I 18 Ala. , class U. . . . . . . . 06 Ore. N. . . . . . . . . . Ala. , Cirti'ncy. , . . . . . 90 Ore. N. . . . . . . . . . . . Atchison is. . . . . . . . . (13 ( 0 , 5. L , ( I , , t. . . . . . . . . . Atchison cdi. 45 . . , 73 0. S. I. . Sri t. r. . . . . . (1111sI1a ' So. 2d . . . . .1)9t ( ) I'cclflc Ge 0(1)5. . . . . 102 4 'Ft'rnts. . 4u. . . . . S3J 1teadin.to. . . . . . . . . . &O.t's. . . . . . . . . . . ilSit lt.thP , . ilite. . . . . . . . 8. 11. & U. 4348. . . . . . 104'It bt. L. & I. 1 ! . con SR 100 B. A : It. U. ' . . . . . . 81. . 7. . A. 3. F. t-on , 0lbu1 1. & . fl. U , 4'l. . . . . . . OR St. 1'.fioneo1 . . . . . . . 150 EnstTr'nn. 1at . . . . .3t)5t. ) St. 7' . 0. , ! .3' lstR,120 Erie Gel , . Ii . . . . . . . , 744 St. P. C. . 1' . 65..117 0'WAU.tetet.r. , 78 So. Itv.As. . . . . . . . . . . ( Thn.lec.b . . . . . . . .108 5. . . . . . . . . . (18 ( . In. .c s. A. ( IN. . . . . . 104 Teon. now set 2g. , , ( (0 ( 0. 31. A S.A. 2ls. , . . 11)4 ) T , 1' . 1. . 0. lets . , , , . 107 H. & 'l' . ( That. 5 * . . . . . I I I 'I' . 1' . lIr. 2C1C. . . . . . . fl. &T. , C. coit , Us , . .100 Uioo l'acltbo isle. Pt ! iOV.it (1. . . . . . . . . U. 1' . B. & G lets , . 77 I.e. N"w ton. 4s. . . .1(124 ( Vt : 1St 68. . . . . . . . . 112 L. .1 N. Ut , ! . 4't. . . . . . i'h ' % ' , , . . . . . . . . . . . . % . . . . . 1tq , .y.Sjorn4i. . . . . . . . 1l3t N. IC.2iT. 4 . . . . . . . fl'2 Vu. deferred. . . . . . . . H N .Y.C. latq 316 UniouPaeiflcds , . , (19 ( San Frnneheu 5(4,0k QuotattoiLs. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 16.-The official c losing quotations for minIng stocks today w ere as fellows : A 'iii ; ; ; ' ? : ; on. . . . . . . . . . . . . : i hula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i I leicher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 JustIce , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U cibo 1si , . . - , , . . , , . . , It t7entucky Con. . . . . . . . . S P 0db Con. . . . . . . . . . . . . . is Mexican . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 l ' ltilwer Con. . . . . . . . . . . 3 Occidental Con. . . . . . . . 7.2 ( haii'ngc , Con. . . . . . . . . 15 Ophir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 C liollar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Overman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S C ' oatt1en''e ( . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 l'ioi , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 ( ' 'on. Cal , & Va. . . . . . . . , .S Savage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 ( 'on. imperial. . . . . . . . . 9 1Ie''a Neada . . . . . . . . 50 C rown I'oint. . . . . . . . . . . I Union Con. . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 E xchequer . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Yellow Jaclet . . . . . . . . U ratnb PrIze . . . . . . . . . . 15 Standard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Silver bars , 5S3e : Mexican , lohlrtrs , 4Gc. D rafts , sight , iSc : telegraph , 174c. New 'York Mining Qnotntiois , NEW YORK , Aug. 16.-The following are t he closing quotations on mining stocks : C ho1oi'5- , ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . .o brttnbo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .550 Crn'a l'olnt . . . . . . . . lu Upir r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'i Con. ( 'ul , & Va. . . . . . . a' ; I'iynioilth . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Could ) eathvo1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . ; Quickeilt'er . . . . . . . . . . . .3 12 & . . . Curry. . . . . it , Quicksilver . , I tale & 1.1,1 . . . . . .35) Soreness. . . . . . SIerra Nevada . . . . . . . 55 I lomeltike . . . . . . . . . .1,500 Stanhart . . . . . . . . . . . . . .155 2 i , ron iecan Sliver . . . . . . . . . . . 80 I'nlon Con. . . . . . . . . . . . 24 I ! Yellow Jacket . . . . , , , , 23 Loniluit Stcchc Qitotatlonts , LONDON , Aug. 16.-4 p. m.-Cboslng : eroi , rn3nley. 11) 11-16 lit. J'ait cononZ'jjj Coni'o1 , ncct , , . . , . Ibo1 c. y. Centrtl. . . . . . . . . Canadian Paciflo , . , . 6'14 I'ennsylvanta . . . . . . . Lr1 , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i4 . . Heading . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 1st ini.,3 Me : . Cent. new 43. . 67's ' I llinois Central . . . . .li4 Atchlon . . . . . . . . . . . . Mexican ordinary , , . 24 Louis. & Nash. . . . . . flAP. SfLVETt-27il per ounce , AIONiYcr cent. I The rate of discunt In the I otien market , for short ' bills , I 3-S per cent ; for three I m onths' bills , 1 7-163j1' per cent. I Ptiiznioln1 ote , . OMAHA , Aut. 36.-The clearings for tInC I The day were $956,129.08 ; balances. $152.S62.S2 S clearings for 1597 w're $046,115.44 , : end the balances , $127,105.97. Increase In clear. . l ags , $500,013.61. , PHILAD L'SLI'HTA , Aug. 1G.-ClearIngs , $13,491,319 ; balances , $1,59S,815. , I J3ALTI i'IORE , Aug. 16.-Clearings , $2E46 , . 829 ; balances. $292,612. , NEYOI4K , Aui. 16.-Clearings , $150 , . 851,550 : balances , $7,781,755. ! BOSTON , Aug. . . 16.-ClearIngs , $19,591,367 balances , $1,606,814. CHICAGO , Aug. 1G.-ClearIngs , $16,153,113 : balances , $ S8,9l8 ; New York exchange , 20 2 discount ; sterling exchange , posted , $1.14' , : . @ 4.86 ; actual , 1,8l14.S51 , ; sixty ( lays , $ i.S2'j 3 . 4.s4. Stocks were active ; BiscuIt. 3l'ilia ; . cult preferred , 98 ; DIamond Match , 141 : Strawixard , 29 ; W est Chicago , 212. ; Nortl 1 Chicago , t3 7-S. ST. LOUIS , Aug. 16.-Clearings , $6,115,159 : baluncea , $655,232 ; money , 5118 1er ccitt ; Neo 1 York exchange , par bid , lOc premium asked I. CINCINNATI. Aug. 16.-Moitey dull a t 24q6 per cent ; New York exchange , 23c dis . count : clearings , $1,775,200. MEMPI-ITS , Aug. 10.-ClearIngs , $202,615 ; balances , $72,309. NWIV ORLEANS , Aug. 1G.-Ciearing ; , $1 , . 441,225 ; exchange , bank , $1 per $1,000 ire - nilum ; commercial , par. tVooL Marlcet , BOSTON , Aug. IlL-There has been only a moderate busIness Lu the wool rnztrket ( lit vee1c , but no weakness is 5l10W12. ' .1 he mar - ket is ii. waiting o. , LIOn the present con - ( iltiOlls as a whole a' - .iear to favor a goo I buslnes Ia a short due. 'rerritory wool H nrc quoted stady in price , as dealers ar 0 not diponned to concede t'aiiieu. F ieee e wooiMereiiuet J111 _ the , I ( 'rea8e , Auatrntlian 'wools .ire beIng mote or l ess inquired for , but ai"a .irt. inoilorato a s a whole , Tli ruling vrlca In. yet ll'l.w most of the Iniports and holders are by no means . , : tnxioias to sell out. ' 'iie folius'iiig a , , the quotations for letdlnir .lcscrtptlons : O liini itCl i'ennisvlvantnt ileec" , ' ntiid atuve , 2 5'h2'k' ' ' ; X and XX above , 29'J3Ue. iiclaliw , S Oc ; No. I combing , 1'Ja ; No , 2 eomllng , 29e. Michigan , \Vlsconsiu. ete.-.hiciiigtIi . : , 2c ; No. 1 Michlgali , 25c ; No , 1 SIiclt1gtn eoiiib- l og. 29c ; No. 1 Ilhinnl cotiihhiig , 29e ; Ni , .2 MichIgan combing , 28c ; No. 2 lihlnois comb- i ng , 26c ; New York. New 1 { aliilI.lii"e , iil : Vermont , 22t7j23c' ; No. 2 New York. Now h ampshire and Vermont , 2Sc' ; 1ehaIiie , Michigan , 26c ; unwashed nle.Itum Kentucky , til Indiana ' eiuarter-bbool cornliinig 0'c : Kentuck' and Indiana thr'n 'eighths-blood c ombing , 23c ; No. I quarter-blood coniltiig , 2 Iq23c : MlSilOtll'l three.cightlis.bio'id comb- l ag , 22e ; braid combing , 20c lake and G eorgia , 20e. 'roxas wools-Uri'ig : , Lnehitifl1 , t welve months , 1C14e : IC0Ur'MI , .lISitlc ; n pniiig , fine' , twelve months. lohiTo ; scoureil , 4i i'iCSe. ' % 'i'errllary wools-.lontuiiu . , Shoe me- i litim nil ( iio , 1411'ITe : sco'irNh , 47i4i' ; s taple , 50J52c. Utah , Vyomtng. etc.--Flniu medium zind flue , 14611Cc ; s'oiir'ti , 47ji5e ; i4 tahle. Soc : Ansi mIlan. scmired , haste comb- i nriupentine , 7Oi72c ; gOOi , ' ; 53e ' ; average , 6 2ijCbc ; Qucunslund cornbin.q , 63c , Ne , ' ' * 'orlc Dry 04)0115 3lnrlct't. NEW \0RF7. AUg. 111.-TIle dry gooils market is stonily today In all departments , ' i'liero WOi 11 'er > ' fair siovi'inig ) of buyers i n town atiti these tr'o ) jtiylng' cotiscrvn- t iely on well liv'ri'ifle-tl ' linen. Malt orders have continued quito steady , eXe1)t for the usual Ttiesday' ii fahiini ; otf. Httiilo cottons s how little chanmre III general conditions. There ho U. Perfunctory ino'emiint in small l ots , in both brown anti hileached goods for Ainenicait consiimptioii , and a fairly well c omithilutul traii , In export goods. V'hio s hootings conttnut'tl lhi'm and miliort slip. l ilies have helped for these goods. Print cloths are without marhreit change , CotXi.c 3barlLet , NEV YOI1K , Aug. 1G-COFFEh--'OptIons opi'ried steady , with prices unchanged to 5 Poiflis lower , ruled fairly active. but goner- n thiy feeble , the foverago of cabhi's being un- t iatsfictory : and tbt' , spot. market eacy , Hell- l og checked by lieji''y warehouse deliveries z iiiil dtsLtipoInttimig ! 3ruzliian movement. Clnd steady , So lower to So higher. Sales 1 7,00' ) Ia rs , Iiicluding September , 3.&O1i'5.55. SPot C0t1C ' , 1(10 , about steady ; No. 7 In. voice , Gc ; No , 7 JobbIng , tc. Mild , 11cm ; Cordova , , SijlSc. Siiir lInrl.ct , NEW ORLEANS , Aug. 16.-SUC3Afl-Open h : ottle , steady at 1-Sc ; centrifugal , s trong : white. 4 1-ICc ; yellow , 4tJ1c ; sec. n ittls , 26i3 5-iCe. 5iO1.ASSl5S-1basy ; centrlfiieil , fiii1ic , 1EYOR1' , Aug. iC.-StJO4R-Slrong f or raw ; fair refIning , t1o ; centrifugal , 9.3 . l est , 44c ; rellned ihnnii. I.ONION. Aug. 16.-BEET SUGAR-Au- g rist , 9t oil lInrIcet , OIL CITY , Pa. , Aug. 111.-Credit iiaiancts. P Tr ; certhfletto sales , 5.C ) bbls. cash , at 9 7i ; closi'd ut 9 ; ' 3-Sc liii for cashi oil ; etth1i- nurnts , 31(212 ( hbl , ; runs , 151,203 bbiii. ( 'IIAIILESTON , Aug. 1O.-OIL.-Turpen. t ine. rnurkot firm at 20Yc. Rosin , firm and unchu n jeti. SAVANNAh , ( 'Ia. . .AtIi. 16.-OIL--Spirits of turpentine , firm at Z6i-c. Rosin. firm , , , M.5i. & - - - - - - - - - S - - - - -S S . _ _ . -7-5- _ - - . - ' - - - - - _ _ _ ' - . ----y---- -V' SS.jS ATTaTTS'l' ' i 19S. - OIA11A LiVE STOCK 1ARKET Ltttlo Change Nothd hi Oatte Trade1 but flogs Pick Up &me , CORNEEDS PLENTY AND BRING GOOD PRICESi One Bunch of llert'fords Goes nit * S,4 ( ) -itogmi ( Open IligIter nail SelL . ItapitIly' , lpiit llreal 1. nnil Close lIeu. SOUTH 'OMArA. uig , 16. Cattle , ilegs. riheep. fleeehpts.today . . . . . . . . . . 4,253 6,435 S.0 Oillclal yesterday . . . . . . . . 4,885 5,028 4,525 One week ago . . . . . . . . . . . 2.695 10,298 2,893 I Two weeks ago , . . . , . , . . , . 3,740 0,569 2,401 Ono year ago . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 3,313 7,317 1,615 I Two years ago . . . . . . . . . . 3,692 5,763 1,522 This week to date . . . . . . 0,169 9,463 5,407 Salito time last week . . 7,196 15,061 7,178 , Saab time week before , , 0,741 12,118 7,111 I Average tirice paid ( or liege for t.lio last. several days with coliiiiitriioi8 ! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11593 , 11 $ I1SSO , 11895. 1169 % . l13. July 31. . . . . 3 50277 4 67 4 60 5 02j , August 1. , 3 79 2 77 4 411 4 59 5 02i Augtist. 2 37-I 345 4 45 4t)5 510 5413 Augustl. , 36-1 347 2.83 451 4501491 54 August 4 . 3 Cl 3 57 2 55 I 78 : 4 78 1 ; 55 August 5 3 71 3 53 2 96 4 65 4 87 5 CL August 6. , 3b7 313 802 457 474 571 Atigu t 7. . 3 45 2 DJ I Sb 4 77 4 65 AligtimtL S . 381 ' . 275 4E0 483 161 574 Augusl q. . . , 4 4 40 4 80 4 92 5 75 . August 10 , 3 61 3 53 2 76 4 57 4 70 5 01 5 63 Atigilst ii , 3 ' ; lj 3 51 2 50 4 1St 4 751 5 50 August 12 3 65 3 50 2 80 4 60 4 60 5 45 Atigust 33. 3 74 .3 61 2 74 4 59 4 71 45 August14. , 36'4 ' 283 4521491 177j . Atigtist 15 375 283 442 : .5(33 ( 557 Atiglist lo. . : ; s _ s o _ _ 4 4T S OS _ 5 11 S ttidicntc Sunday , Thin olltclal number of cars Of stock brought. In today by each road was : hogs. Shieep.1I'r's. C. 3d. & . St. P. C ) . & St. 1. . R'h , . Missouri l'aeliic fly. . 15 9 . . . . t'iiitn I'acilhc Systeni SI ) 19 3 1 1. ' . , JJ. & St. V' . it. it. 42 23 . . . . S. C. & 1' . fly. . . . . . . . . . . 1 U. , lIt. 1' . , M. & 0. Ity , 10 : i . . 13. & 2.1. 15. 11. 11. . . . Si 27 . . . . , & , t , . , 9 , ; y v , ' : ' , C , ; 11. 1. & F , lty.'W. 5 1 . . . Total receIpts . , . .159 97 5 3 The dIsposition of the day's receIpts VltS a s follows , each buyer purchasing the nurn5 h er of head indicated : Buyers Cattle. hogs. Sheep. OT maha I'aclciiig Co. . . . . . 211 T he G. 11 , lianiniond Co SbS 1,930 S wift tour ! Company . . . . . 4tl 3,152 T he Cudahiy 1'.tcktng Co 401 12 P. 1) . Arniour , Chicago 124 2,631) V ansant & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . 806 L obnian & 1tOthi.SCItIl(1S , , 400 \ v. 1. Stephens . . . . . . . . . . C b ieiitofl & Underwood . , 135 1 -lesIon & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.1 Krebbs & . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hill & Iluiitzinger . . . . . . 99 L. F' . Ilusa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S LivIngston & Schaher , . . , 117 H. llttrnlhtoii . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512 SC wift. froni the country (1-I ( C udaliy I' . Co. , from IC. C ' 157 . . . . 886 P lanlcington , MIlwaukee , . 151 . . . , Other buyeN . . . . . . . . . . . . . 533 Left over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500 Tta1 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l.i25 6,700 886 CATTLE-Today's cattle market pro. s ented no changes of any Importance , i wacticahly nil kinds of cattle selling In the S ititlO notches as yesterday. The trade as a whole was fairly active and about every- t hIng In the yards changed hands early In t he morning. tc There was quite a sprinkling of cornhed c attle in the yards , in fact more than yes- t erday ttnd better cattle. The market on t hat kind was fully steady , with the local p flekiflg demand very good. Well iinhshed c ornfc'd cattle sold at $5.OO15.2O. cml from t hat up to $5.40 for a very fancy bunch of : Herefords , the best cattle seen here In a l eng time. The medium kinds sold from : a bout $4.50 on down according to quality. The market on cows and helfers o'as not , materially ehnniged , It being joist hitout s toutly Ut ( lie decline ilOted yesterday , t hough (110 feeliitg today was possibly a l ittle blotter owing to the foct that there I was not so much on sale. The offerings for t he most Part met with ready takers at c iirreiit pnicca. Sonic Pretty fair heifers t hat had had some corn brought $4.25 , and r ange lieifers soul at $3.60. 'rho market on feeders antI stock cattle 4 was active , though It could not be quotei I any higher than ycsterday. Some fancy S yearlings sold at $1.15. Good feeding cattle I weighing about 800 to 1,00' ' ) pounds , ready tc I go into the feed lot , are sellIng mostly at : $ 4.20'4.35. rhe demand at the present time appears to be fully equal to the supply an all arrivals are meeting' ' wIth ready sale. Ranger steers goad enough for beef wer i ii active demand and sold at steady prices ' Some very good grass westerns sold ai 4 high as $4.42. Representative sales : s'rEERS. No. Av. Pr. No , y , Pr. No , Av. I'r. 1..i0O $3 25 37. . 592 $4 50 20.,1137 $1 90 1.11(0 3 50 1. . SSO 1 Cl ) 39..lbSS 4(15 115.1155 4 12 1. . 703 4 60 19..2156 5 00 2. . SSS 4 12' ' , 3. . 06.3 4 6) 40,1430 500 23..1051 4 20 1O..1041 4 60 59..1365 510 1..1000 4 25 1..l500 4 Ci ) 11..1255 S 20 1. . 920 1 23 SS..1218 4 75 48.1437 5 20 13. .1166 4 33 26..10lO I 75 20..1278 S 20 1..1Ob0 , i 40 3..ii76 4 9(1 ( 26..142t 5 20 2.i01O 4 50 38. . 976 I SI ) IL.1423 5 40 1..9lO 450 COWS , 1..1040 1 75 3..1100 : t 00 9. . 903 2 25 8 , . S5O 2 00 3. . (1.10 3 00 1. .1090 3 40 :1 : , . 935 253 1.,1370 31(1 ( 3..1100 840 1. . 860 2 CO 19..100(1 3 15 1. . 77(1 ( 3 63 1. . 600 2 75 1..3230 : t 20 4..111X ) 3 60 1204) 285 1..1120 320 1..1350 425 2. . 1195 3 00 1. .1230 3 21) ) 1iEIIEflS. 4. . 720 3 45 18. . 6043 3 ' ; s 21. . ' 746 4 25 , 501 3 50 3. . 45:1 : 8 S'S 1. . 659 4 25 , 500 11 65 2.133 4 09 1. . 460 4513 iou. 881 365 TiTTr.r.g 3. . 920 7 03 1..152) : t lu j. . s11 ; 4 1..1110 2 75 1..1101) ; t 45 1 , . 6613 2 60 CA lVES. 1. . 370 4 25 1. . 200 5 50 2. . 1613 5 50 S'I'AGS. 1. . 930 2 75 1..1120 3 40 1..l120 S 50 S'I'CKEItS ANi ) FCEDEIIII. 5,3016 3 20 1. , 1I60 - 00 59. . 601 1 55 5. , 554 3 25 1. . 660 15 53. . 5G6 4 55 I . 312 3 25 : i , , sOO 25 28. , 583 4 65 . 26 , . 850 2 6.i 27. , 642 4 30 80. , 613 4 70 1 , . 970 3 65 1 , , ltSO 50 7. 377 4 70 13. . 938 3 75 25. , 612 4 50 24..1O9I 4 9) 31. . 606 4 00 26. . 642 4 50 21 , . 402 5 Ii ) WES'I'EIINS. I No , Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr. 100 feederS. Eli $1 10 54 feeders. 811 $4 10 NE l3RASi'A. 1 cow. . . . . . 9513 2 25 4 stk. ylg. . 607 3 75 I cow..1110 2 75 5 ( t eth.r , (152 ( 4 25 I hull , . . . , .1 .10(3 ( 2 9) 94) ) thc. ylg. , 601 4 70 2 cows..112' ' ) 3 00 123 stlc. ylg. , 618 5 1.5 1 feeder. , . 45) 3 25 5 feeders , 715 3 15 S steers , . . (172 2 75 15 filM. rexiooo 3 00 1 stee i , , , . . 1040 3 25 15 feeders , . 826 3 Ci ) 3 steers. , . ,11'tO .1 50 2 COWl ! , , , , , 1110 3 50 1 hull , . . . . . 1180 3 25 3 feeder. . , 920 ? ( H ) I bull . , . , , . 1330 2 75 21 feeders. .1177 4 24) I stag. . . . . . ti3O 3 .35 1 feeder. . ,118i S SI ) 53 fds. yhg , . 726 4 55 26 feeders. .1173 4 25 2 cows . , , . . 1225 50 2 feeders. .100' ' ) 4 28 I eot' . , , . , . 1171) 00 66 feeders. .1052 1 28 1 steer..1060 3 25 3 feeders. . Sill ? 75 47 feeders. . 927 23 21 feeders. . 951) ) 4 ( IS 1 ci's' . . . . . . 954) 00 5 CiSVi ( . . . . . 962 2 90 1 ( ' ( iW . . . . . . 000 Cl ) 2'cows . , . , . 925 2 90 I cowp. . . . . . 850 01) 2 cows..1160 2 25 22 cows. . . . . 992 ' 1 40 13 fdr. Tcx. 736 3 15 20 cows. . . . . 5190 3 40 E more & Cci , 1 cow . , , , , , 660 2 25 22 cows. . . . . l5 - S 21) I hull . , . . . . 1360 2 05 4 feeders. 1352 4 00 2 cWs..1060 3 SI ) WYOM INC. Ii cowH. . . . . 961 2 25 7 helfors. . 532 .1 75 1 cow..1021) 2 50 28 feeders. . 613 3 75 SOcows , , . , . fl-G ; 301) )2slec'rs..llS ) ) 2(10 I bull . . , . . .1' .5O 3 00 7 sti'e'rs. . . .1497 I 0' ' ) 16 CiW8. . . . . 9743 3 10 31 feeders. . 962 4 2' ' ) I bull..1410 II 10 40' ) feeders. . 551 4 25 I bull..1020 3 28 28 steers. . . .1316 4 t5 lflcows..10:12 : .1 40 iOsteers..1i20 4 85 2 fe ders. . 800 3 60 ZOstvers.l5Ii 4 45 164 cows. . . . 93 'I 60 1 81cc..1410 4 45 19 cows..1070 3 r.s 2 ( eeder. . CII 4 63 J. 11. Kenaed' . 31 steers. . . .1b2 4 45 Cross & Lemon , 27 steers. . . .1213 I 20 Riven Land and ( 'attIc company. 6 steers. . . .hlOl . 3 75 12 steers , , . ut. ' ; 3 S5 21 sieers..160 3 15 102 steers. . . .1i97 4 10 13 str. Mex.h111 3 50 54 ste'rH. . . .i266 1 35 i3013T1 I IAF1IJ'I'A. If 1.- . , -i. stedrs..3lC ( I ID \VESTittN I1ANClI1S. 88 steers..I3.143 3 95 18 steers. . .1231 4 SI ) 21 steers. . . .iltt 4 ( Ii ) 110GB-The iinarkct ohiened Sc iiiilipr thIs morning , wus active at ( lie ailriiiee and ( lie big bulk of the rCcehhbts ciizrigsd ) hands earls' in liii. mornilig. The general run of inlxeil buds , such iiii seth at $ I.'I4'I1'3.75 ycisterday , brought $3,77ZA3.813 this morning , with emne , good iiezovy hands Lit $3 85 , an4 IL tHt' he'a'l of lInus heavy at $3.90. The early salt's . averaged just 5e hilitr. ! The advance l.as duo to the very goejil ioah demsnd unii to the fIlet thot udo'iceni from other selling iOuittV vere slIghtly inor oncourogInn. ; After about soveiily.llvc loads had chumiged Iiltfldl ( canit thIn mere urvnt orders itad been tilled ( ho maricet slowed up it little and ( or ( I. limo wa very dull , hluyers seemnied Unwilling - willing to pay the mornIng pricci. ( or thu boIanes of the' hogs until ( lie ) ' ) IfltIW how tile Chhca0 provl5ion inarhtmit would open * 4v.J. * S S : ab nil in the meantime they lowered their b ids (0 about $3.75 for rood loads. In the e nd , however , tuyers , cleitrect the yards I ep p aying about the saiiie Prices US prevailed Ic I n tile zitotning-that s , $3.774ti3.SO p7111. c ipnlly , hogs sold today over lIme higher ( halt one wesk ago mind furthernioro there 1ni 1 11100 ieeii only two or three tl6yM this ni ionthi whic'n they 501(1 anY liIhor than tn t hey did 10116) ' . Another fact that will be tt ti oted from the tnbltH at head of coltimtn i s that ( lie receipts today were smaller t han one alid two weeks ngo : Ui.i to that i t might be ndde,1 , that ( hey were the sniahi. ( ' St for a. Ttievday since the unit week in J uly. At. the time of closing this report there vere four or five head of late arrivals tin- s old , for which huyem wore offering only $ 3.75 , s'hIeh would be not niiuchi Inore than s tn4y with yesterdity. Itepresentative s ales : N o , 4tSIt. . . . i'r , No. y. Sli. Pr. l' . . . . . . 284) $3 72t.4 t9..210 ; 80 $3 75 S I..212 160 8 75 . . . . . . $ . . . S 75 S . . . . . . . 40 :4 : 7t 62..2613 . . ; 7i4 S . . . . . . , . . : i 70..216 SO S I , , . . . . . .26 40 3 'l2 6 . . . . . .2 ; 281) CC . . . . . . 160 3 77'I 41..2..l 0 6 C -I..2 1) 120 5 . , 41' , , , , , , , 222 111) 3 O S..26.1 240 3 771b ! ' - ' ' 222 HO 3 771 7 o..24(1 200 3 ,71i , . . . . . . 80 37i 1 2..211 120 5 7T8 f . . . . . .265 . . 3 77l 7 3..zru so 3 77 85..221' ' 120 77 ' 70..213 120 3 50 57..249 121) 51) ) ( . . . . . . , . . 3 50 C6..279 . . . SI ) 7 . . . . . . 1.0 : i ilAh 79..256 160 50 5 . . . . . . 2th ) 3 50 15..216 . . . Si 7 . . . . . . 120 3 ' 10 73..267 220 50 S . . . . . . 240 3 80 I SS..307 fI ) ' 51) ) r , i . . . . . .276 , . . :1 : 80 73 . . . , - , 246 80 3 50 7 0..269 50 3 80 65 . . . . . .2. d . . . SO 1 . . . . . . , . . :1 : 80 00..218 40 S ) 6 . . . . . . . 120 3 50 50..305 200 80 . S I..5 40 3 SO - 65..255 . , . 3S0 7 5 , ' . , . . 234 . 40 3 80 is..270 : 120 380 5 . . . . . . ' 50 3 , . . I 82 5 8..1135 50 3 S2 71..264 . . . i . . . . . . . . , 8 S2 60..267 80 3 8'2 . . . . . . , . . :1 : ' 51) ) . . . . . . 160 :1 : 75 97 . . . . .211 . . . S 15 25..220 , . . 3 ' ; 5 77 , . . . . . 24 % 80 3 5 Cl..265 241) 3 77I 78..257 SO 3 77' ' 66..231 21)0 ) 3 ' 57'4 5 . . . . . .242 . , . 3 771 ) . . . . . . . . 120 3 57i % . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 841 3 77L4 C'.211 ! 51) ) 3 67..525 SI ) 3 77I 74 , . , , . .2' 25 120 326..285 211) 5 77" . ; . . . . . . 41) ' 51 , : is..247 O 3 5'S' , ' . 73..2411 80 5T % 67..27-I 50 .0 50 64 . . . . . .223 160 50 Cl . . , . . . . 218 320 3 841 52..312 12(1 ( 1 54) ) SI . . . . . . .59 . 80 3 80 70..2Sh 120 50 . . . . . . 40 .5 80 67..SIT . . . 81) ) 44..SOS , . . 3 80 65..2'SS40 8' ' ) 77..215 160 : i SO 87..229 SO SO 76 . . . . . . 2C2 , , . ; 1 SO CI . . . , . . SCS . , . 843 ' . . . . . . 40 1 80 63..265 80 SO . . . . . . SO S 8' ) 78..260 200 SO 63..2S8 , . . 3 SO ' 54..29) 120 51 S2' ' , : i ! I'i 8 i'.fl lll 80 a 35 . . . . . 'itS . . . St n48 12..4011 . . . 1 3(3 ( . WAGON LOTS-PIGS. I . . . . . . . 51) ) . . . 2 00 1..100 . . . 2013 1 . . . . . .278 . . . 2 00 . . . . . . . . . . 2 150 I . . . . . .410 , . 2 75 50 189 200 365 5 . . . . . .212 . . . 3 70 5..251 ; 40 3 71) 4 . , . , , . 327 40 8 72.4 4..308 . . 3 72'S 5 . . . . . .250 . . 40 3 72 15..174 . . . 3 52 % 5 . . . . . . . , O . . S 72' , 2..310 50 8 72',4 5 . . . . . .224 . . . 3 72'S . . . . . . 173. . . 8 72 ½ I . . . . . .21)7 ) 80 5 72 % 4..372 80 .175 C . . . . . . 233 . . . . SI 55 9..201 . . , 3 i 8 . . . . . . 127 , . . 3 75 1..224) . . . 3 75 ' . . . . . . . . . 5 ; 60 . . . . . . . . . .5 SO SIIEEI'-Tliore vere three cars of sheep r eported itt the yards , but. they were coil- s igned ihlrect to the packers and were not o ffered ( or sale , lit other words there ivan n othing on the market to make any test of \ ' alLies or etnblisht quotations. Buyers. hioovever , were all apparently a nxious for supplies , and juhghng from the w ay they bore enquirlng as to when there vere likely to lie itiiy further arrivals the m , arkot world hin'vo beent strong awl active i t there hail been any desirable muttons to h o had. The demand for feeding sheep contintiei4 g oed O.lii ( ithl arrivals are PIcked tip very q uICkly. 'rhiere seems to be a disposItion a inqng buyers of feeders to pay $3.SO3.75 f or wethers , $ i.00131.25 ( or 'earllns and $ l.251j4.50 ( or lainhis. CHICAGO I.t'B STOC1 1IrAUKCT. Unchanged 'nhues nnd lteeetpts l'onipt1DhrlpNed Of. CHICAGO , Aug. 1G.-'roday's receIpts of c attle were disposed of without any trouble a t unchanged values ; choice steers , $5.25b 5 .65 ; medium , $1.S03'4,95 ; beet steers , $ I.15I 1 .75 : stockers end feeders , $3.40i.9O ; bulls , $ 2J4311-t.85 ; cows and heifers , $3.5Oi4.25 ; c aivc's , $3.5Oi7.O0 ; western rotigers. $3.O0t1 4 .72 : foil western steers , $4.005,1O5 Texans , $ 5.T5l.O5. There was a. good local blacking nail fair e astern shipping demand for hogs nit s tronger prIces ; sales largely Sc higher : f air . to choice. * 3.9O4.O8 ; packers , $3.C00' ' 3 571/ ' , butchers , 3.70'1I.O2 ; mixed , $3.65) ) 3 .9'7 ½ ; light , $3,6O-i.O0 ; pigs , $2.S5118.S5. Tire dcmanri for sheep wan active and s trong at slightly higher prices ( or choice o fferimiga ; choice to common is'estern rang- e rs. 64.00174.50 ; ordinary to choice natives , 3 3.007(1.55 : poor to pi'lmo lanibs , $4lXf6ilO ; weintern lambs , $6.30I6.55. fleccipts : Cattle , 3,500 head ; hogs , 24000 h ead ; sheep , 18,000 head. lCnnsa , , Cit , J.ive Stu'hc. KANSAS CITY , Aug. 16.-CATTLE-lIe- eeipts , 9,860 nittives and 1.195 Texans ; lIberal supply met with correspc.ndingly good ( he- u-nanl : choIce native and Texas steers were strong to 30c higher ; nil other grades were active at steady prices : choice heavy steers , $5.351i5.50 ; medium , 61.75715.15 ; light weights , $1.COi5.23 ; stockers and feeders , * 2.50115.20 : butcher cows ntnitl Iieler , $2.84415.00 : but char bulls , $2.84)7z3 SO ; western steers , $3.851m5,20 ; Texas steers , 13.20514.03 : Texas butcher cows , $280133.65 . ; native am ! Texas canners , $2.0e .5- HOGS-Receipts , 12,075 head ; moderate iiuppilen ; and general active buying at au- vanced prices 01' aboUt Sc ; heavies , $37557 3.00 : good , * 3.70573.85 ; lIghts , 61.45573.80. SHEEI'-Recelpts , 7,4)5 ) hieal , ; moderate Sliliply : iiii , a gooti Ilemanl : prices steady : lambs , $5.50576.U0 : native mnittoiis , 34.00114,50 ; range sheep. 54.000)4.55 : stocl : ; tnd feeding iamls ) , 31.25571.4)5 ) ; stocln and feeding sheep , $3.60574,00. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ St. iiii Is Ii ' ( l Smote. ST. LOUIS , Aug. 36-CATTbE-flcceipt , 2,600 head. Including 1,000 'rexanml : ship- meats , 100 1iauI ; llIitt'kl4t netc'atiy , ' fair . to ( S. . , . . . . . . . n. , . * 4,60575.50 ; hulk of ahe , 4,807i5.30 ; ( Iresleul beef ittid butcher steers , * 4.00115.30 : ) uhk ol' sihen , * 1.40575.25 ; steers unhcr 1,00' ' ) lbs. , $3.60 574.75 ; bulk of sales , 53,75571,60 ; tockc'rs itliul feeders , 33.11)574.50 ) ; bulk of sales. $3.25d4.t0 ; cats's nod lielfers , $2.00374,80 : hulk of cows , * 2.35118.80 : Texas auth 1niin : steers , $285114' 4.45 ; bulk of sales , $340571.20 ; COWS and belt- cr8 , $2.50i'3.35. liOGS-lteceIpthl , 6,03' ) head ; siiipmontni , 935 head ; market steady ; yorkers , Sl.Mi3.S3 ; I lCelcers. $36oa.90 : 1il , : chi'rs , $ : : ,5573.95. SI hlSlCP-Recelptn , 4,000 liniod ; shipments , 1 00 hieiul : ; niiarket steady : native miii tons. 63.90574.25 ; hands , * 4.00416.0.3 ; stockers , 51.7557 3.90 ; culls and iiticlt , $1.0O51.OO. 'Pl. York Live Steele , NEW' YOltIS. Aug. 16-1IEE\'F3S-fle. ceiptu , 214) hjeaul ; no trauhinig ; feeding stonily ; cables dull. 1.Io'e cnttlu' , 9lti9c ; 1,21)5 , , I 0c ; refrigerator bei'f , lower , Exports to. day. 850 cattle and so' quarters of tiret. CA11V10H-1teeuints : , 127 iic'nd ; native , inii , i lrni. V'ahs , S5.Il7ljS.25 ; hiittermihks , $4.9) , SIIEEI' AND i..8SltbS-ltcceipts , 6,522 h ead ; ni ( ( rket itetive ; shiau'p steady to firm l ambs , iOi:2Sc iotver ; sheep. $3.Oi)114.65 l ambs , $ C.SGb7VO ( or medium to choice. IJOUS-1t'weipts , 2.785 lis'ad ; no sales , NomInally weak ott 14.251(4,50. St. .l05eili Lh'.o SlavIc. ST. JOSEJ1II , iig. 16.-Rpecial.-C'AT. ( ' FLE-'lteceipis , 1,30' ' ) head : bailS ilteauly , ciii. r 'nio easy ; iittivn ; steers , i.2555.1O ; ' 1'xnn minil westerni , 53.G5ij5.15 ; cows inul iieIf'rs $200 574.2& stockers aiid f'ctht'i' , * 3.28111.60 , JIOQS-Reeeiutm4. 6,000 hivud ; a'iivn and s teiulv : toll , $3.90 : bulk. $3.TOfjb.82'4. . S'JIEEr'-iteceipts , 1,200 lu'mei ; lIe higher. CIII'I 11110 I I I.Ive Stoi'le. CINCINNATI , Aug. 16.-hOGS-Steady ; $3 24Yi'1.00. Shi1'1P-StefldY ; $2 2i14.25 , LAM BS-Stenrly ; $4sa'ils.co. $ Steele lii Sight. Record of remdIh'ts of hive stock at the four prIncipal inurk'tS ( or August 16 : Cattle. IIoe"i. Sheep. ( ) fllfl.bIfl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,24 % 6,115 StI Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,50' , 2h&G ) l5tuI ( ( innsaH City . . . . . . . . . . . . .11,055 11,075 7.495 I St. Lotus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,60' ' ) 6,014) 4.000 Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21,413 4,5l0 27,381 - JIMES . BOYD OO , ' I'uIChIlOllC I 039. Omaha , Ncb CONMISSION , GU1tIN , 1'ROV3IONS $ ! IIIL STOCKS DOAtUI OE TfltiDfi. i2init wtrm to Ciicccu md flew 'York. Corniapondentli John & . Warrn A Co. TIIIJSI'hINI3 19118. H. R. PENNEY CO. . 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