Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINA) All the Bpeculative Markets Were Weak | Yesterday, Bspeo’ally Wheat. FLUCTUATIONS WERE FRIQUENT EARLY Iand Being of the Market Stocks Most of the News at Mearish Character, Started Out Fasy aud Bonds. CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—All the speculative markets were weak and wheat was the weak- est of the lot. What the country :aillers do not want leaves enough, it I8 claimed, to supply all the forelgn demand, with a re pectable surplus besides to swell the visible supply, and that feature of the situation caused depression. Wheat and corn closed %e lower, oats %c lower and provisions mod- erately below yesterday's value. Wheat was quiet at lower prices, with the trade mainly local andfluctuations were fre- quent.and confined within a ange. The feeling was easier, the most of the news at hand being fn the main of a beari.' chars ter. The market started out easy, with %e decline, at from 54%c to G4%e, with the trade very light, there being a general lack of out- side orders, which was one of the features. The price graduaily rec %e to %, rallied from some and closed with September at 54%c. The lowes cables and more favorable weather abroad were influences which started the bullish sentiment and the market was fur- ther depressed by the largo arrivals In the northwest, which was over double those of last year, and were said to consist of three- quariers of new wheat. Corn was weak. There were reports of a likelihood of an increase in the receipts in the near future, which received partial con- firmation in the estimate of 350 carloads for Chicago toworrow. Receipts today exceeded yesterday's estimates by 210 cars. Business in the pit was very dull. May opened at 62%¢, or %e lower than it closed yesterday It sold speringly at 521c, and. on the re celpt of the estimate of tomorrow’s receipts it dropped to 51%c. September from 63%e declined to 53%ec, then recovered to 5dthe, atter which it again s0ld down to 53%c, re- acting to the close at 54l4c. The stop or- ders that were expected to become operative when May should be depressed to 52c id not materialize, The session in oats was not marked with any large trade, but a fair business was transacted, notwithstanding that loeal traders were about the only active specu- lators. Prices were lower, principally in sympathy with corn. September started e under yesterday's closing price, at 30%c, and #0ld down to 80c. The close ehowed the mar- ket at 30%c bid, after having touchad 29%c. The provision market started firm and a shade over yesterday's closing vrices, on account of receipts of only 16,000 hogs at the yards. The weakness which developed in corn and wheat caused provisions to sympa- thize, and they left off at some decline as compared with last prices yesterday. Jans pork closed 16c lower, lard and ribs lower. The leading futures ranged as follows TArticics [ High. | Close._ Wheat.No. = A 3 led e to e, changed from v Tie Low. Ouin No. 2. Aug.. Sept., Oct. Nay... Foek por b Lard. 100 1os ‘l Pl le- quotatic FLOUR Wil nominal FLAX TIMOTH Y PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per Dbl $13.60@ per 100 Ibs., § Short ribs, sides, 40; dry salt al box short clear sides, boxed, $1.6567 finished goods, per gal., SUGAR—Cut 1 The following for today: TAricien, [T unchanged e receipts and shipments eInts. [Shipments. Flour, bbls. 14.000 Wheat, bu. § 406.000 Corn. bu : 12 mm‘ iy e . 341,000 1000 17,000 28,000 18,000 3t 1000 10,000 today the bitter mar- nery, 14@25}e; dairy, 156 W@ dee. (v::s.Tpr<xll.e.‘ ¢ ket Was steady: 16c. g, sies or y at NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterduy's Quotations on Flou T rovislans, Metals, Ete. YORK, 24, —FLOUR—T ; expor 900 bhis.; sales 2 sier; Business however, aked by millers, who liave yi cepting lower Dids. Southern flour, steady; xales, 230 bbls, BUCK WIHEAT-Nonnnal. CORN MEAL—Steady; yellow western 310, Brandywine, § i sales, 200 by RYE-Dull; stat BARLEY--N BARLEY MAL Graln ana NEW eipts, 30,- 20 pkgs.; g encour- ded and are flour, dull. Rye £2.800 —Slteady; western, 67G75¢; two- Lix-Towed, B0G S, Dts, 113,000 bu.: exports, 30,900 1,000 bu, futu 168,000 bu, ot dull an 2 red, in store evator, 67 1 b., - 59kc; e @%e, delivered; No. livered. "Options ' opencd weaker cnbies and forelgn sclling, and t dull il small only business: close dull at W@ e net decli May, 664 @66 t66%¢; August close at b ot 166 $%e, closed at 8y i December, 5 1113 61 516, closed i 611z CORN—Tec thein det under easier ted excessively sealping trade (he i exports, 4,30 b sales, 290,000 and 16,000 tu. spot. ket quiet; 30 In’ elovator; wig g Opt all und weak on r west and reports of roin in 1l Indiana, but rallied sharply at the close unchanged; May @36c, closed at pgust, 803 @0lc, closed at 61o; September, Closed at October, 6314058%c¢, 58%¢; Dece ST HTC, closed at nols and aber, 14,200 bu. fufures an but lower; No. 3, y frjee i track, White wester white 'state, ‘3612, Option weaker all day with corn, May 1 at 33Me \ber, tobe cipts, 200 00,000 bu. narket active exports, bu.; 169,000 N track, fnarket closed 1yo 390; August, 33%@331 BINGHC, closed ut closed ai 4. receipts; shipping, 5 o pping, HOPS—Dull; state, Pacific const,’ 8. S-Slow: wet 4 10 65 lbs. 810 40 lbw, 4, Tuenos Ayres. dr Moyl rexan “ary, 20 i B Qulets to_heavy, 15@1Sc WOOL~Quiet; domestic MG PROVISIONS plckded bell clsed i B iy common to cholle, §@10c; salted Al w0 # 10 3 Ibs. se. miock sole, lght flecce, 19G250; pull Teof, quiet Bip@stic; Cut meats, Western 24 what western dalry creame actory. Elgins, 2%0; MG 2o, st state, latge, 839 Wtate and Pennsylv Western fresh, 161 ks, 1GS-—Dull 154015140 canes, 82 004350, TALLOW- ¥l tey, (P 180 southe ity (82 pe PR, i coun M-Dull; United closed at 800 ROSIN. strlffined. « 0, 15000 2. TURVENTINE-Eusy; 94620, RICE-Firm; domestic, falr to «..a Japan, (hite MOLASSESSteady; New Orleans, #ood (0 cholce, WG PIG IRON-Dull; Seolch, can, $10.00613.00. COFPER—iim; lake, $9.90, LEAD-—Firm; domestic. $3.3. TIN—Firmer: straity, $19.40 asked; ket better. den SPELTER 840 asked tin At $19.15 0 more active: fohane s, e summer yellow & %o Oft orude, 3@e; d5e; cholow yellow, sum- Steady nmon to good, N G0Ye; open Kettle, $19.50922.50; Amerl plates, mar sales smien inchde 300 bbia: I'm' foime e \rudv. 281,000 | rime yollow, #3343 OMANA CEAERAL MARKETS, fon of Tr.de wnd Quotailons Staple and Fancy Produce, The general market on pr changed, prices sematning ot BUTTER-—Packing stock, 1 country, M@lbe; choice tn' fan v ereamery, 17G0c; separator JGS—-Ver dor., 1261 2ge. LIVE POULTICY in 3¢; apring cli-kens, e keys bhler : Con. on not much wters, hen i tull-feath Uholee fat and small veals are quoted conrse and large, B6dc. Wisconsin, fall cream. Nebraska and lowa, full Netraska and lown, pati skims. 8 burger. No, 1, 11¢; brick, No. 1, 11e; Swi $10; midiand, §9.50; lowland, Color makes (he price on hiy. Light bal sell the best. Only top grndes bring top prices. PIGEONS-0Id birds, per ¢ soc. VEGETABLES POTATOES-Tlound lots of Kansas stock, a8 per b, ders. K0c; Calltornia, 7@ MELONS—God stock, erated CANTALOUPES—Home grown, 1.0, LD dlum, @1.9. new make, crenm, 1ic . Lim. No. Upland hay home grown or small Lots on or ", per doz., 5e@ BEA $2.10G8.15; d-picked mmon navy, white’ 82.25; beans, me- 5175 pow bu. ping stoek, athern doz., X me grown, SWERT 1 FRUITS, STRAWHERRIES—Noane. APPL Good stock, per BLACK RASPBERRIES—) RED SRITES— None BLACK HERRIES—-None, PEACHES—California, §1.10601.15, PLUMS - Culiforntn, $1.0061 50, 3881, 0061, 50, IARS- Bartiett's, $2.00; APRICOTS—Californin. non CHERRIFS—California, non GRAPES_Concords, 10:1h baskets, %@ ifornia, $L.7 bbL. ne. 2.50602.0 other varfeties TROPT Chole AL FRUITS, K, $2.0002.50 pe ons, 300 size, $6.50 BANANAS. LEMONS-— Faney lemons, 360 size, § ORANGES—None, PINEAPPPLES—None, ELLANEOUS, 15c i dark honey, 10912s. E SYRUP—Gallon cans, per doz.. $12 S@tic; Englisn walnuw, 100 c; Brazil nuts 10c CIDER- m.m juice, per bbL, §6; half bbl,, $8.95. HIDES. 1 green hides, 2 No. 2" green hides, 1) No. 1 green sa No. 2 gren salted ehides, 262, . 1 groen salted hide 0 40 Ibs., 3e; No. 3 green saited hides 25 to 40 Ibe., 2G24c; No. 1 veal calf, § to 15 Ibs., 54@6e; No. 2 veal caif, 8 to 16 lbs., 4@A%e; 1 dry flint hides, Be; No. 2 dry flint hides, No. | dry salted hides, dc. Part cured hides per ib. less than tully cured P PELTS—Green salted, each, 256)c; salted shearlings (short wooled early sking), 5@15c; dr; rlings (short wooled early No. 1, eacl ¢ shearlings (short wooled early’ skins), No. ch, Sci dry flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts, per 1b., actul welght, 6@Sc; murrain wool pelts, per actual weight, 4@ée; dry fint Colorado buicher wool ‘pelts, per b, aciual welght, I murrain Wool pelts, per Ib,, actmal weight, S5, e oot uE o, Da (LTTD habiewe s pay ght on them. TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1. 4@ white A, se, white B, 34@3%c; grease, yel e tallow, No. 2 34@3%c; grease, grease, dark, 2i4c; old butter. 2@24c; bees\1ax, prime, 15@1Se; rough tallow. 1%@2c. sking), COTTON MARKET. Report of the Movement of the Crop the Week COTTON. for Quiet; net re- 14 bales; exports to Great : to the continent, 1882 bales; bales; sales, 6,909 hales: spinner stock, 91,219 Bales. Weekly—Net re ipte, 64 bales; gross, 2800 bales; exports to Great Bril 7 bales: o the continent, 8001 Lales on; eales, 1001 spinn. Al to Net 2,276 bales! exports reat Dritain. 633 bales: the fnent, 1183 bales: stock, 166,308 ba Congolidated n ipts, 13,520 bales; exports to Great Britain, 10,750 bales: to the continent, 9% bales. Total since September 1: Neb re- | celpts, 5,886,908 bales; exports to Great Beitain 2,854,205 Vales; to France, ©2.257 bales; (o the geaitinent, 1,780,232 balcs; ' to (he channel, 8,651 NEW midding, Britain, forwarde 1118 by 4T ORLE! Aug. .- COTTON. 6ige; adling, 64c. Nel receipt 1,29 bales, Includ exports to Great Britain, 1 30 balen; stock. 26,281 balex. Weckiy Dts, 45470 bales; gross, 5481 bales exports to Great Britain, 4591 bales; coastwise, 1,046 bales; sales, 1,635 bales Wool Market. Aug. 28.—The American Wool Cotton Reporter says of the wool market er three weeks of unprecedented activity a ter market was to be expected, and the situation at this writing is the natural sequence of the I ade between about the 24 ult. and the inst.; but though the sales have heen smaller and the tone of the market naturs somewliat easler, there is no sign whutever of any weakening. Notwithstanding tie advance abroad. about the 1ith inst., in Austealian, of from 3%d to 1led, domeste fine wools are considerably higher. * Thus, if we con- sider Australian combing and_clothing (cles bond f0c to 44e, Ohio fine wool, In with them, would valued o be rem: h which th , are skirted. The readiness on the part of holders to sell at average but there Is no ap) any extent. In firm as ever. The as for weeks past, miscellaneous Low wools manifest speclel Perhaps some offers for territory, fused a week g0 would be pled today, but they weuld be well within range of quotations. \We auote medium tervitory, $)d3c; fine medium, M@360; ive California scoured, 280 perhaps somewhat higher for of pu wools are firm, although we do not change ations from last week, there Is an upward tendency. There has been ‘a considerable amount of Australian sold in bond; both combing and cloth- g we pet wools the local market may be still described as walting, but the gen- eral feeling 18 that i nothing comes up in the way of the *“undervaluing bugaboo,” theie will be a chance under the new law, by close figur- ing. to do a fair_busine The “sales of the week amount to 1,738,000 ibs. domestic, and 62 000 Ibs. foreign, miaking a total of 2.379,000 1ba,, against a_total of 0 Ibs. for previous week, and agalnst m..x of 714,260 1bs. for the corresponding week o ago. The sales since January i, 184, 10 05,911,435 1bs, against 77,028,100 Ibs, ago. The gale for the week In New YOrk. nExregaie 06000 s The sales for the week in Philadelphis aggre- gate 814 %00 1 ST, TOUIS, Aug. 8.—WOOL—Fair issourl and similar Texas and territory, Quiet; HOSTON, Ma. mestic me dom tionx th 3 dixposition to shade e country holders are as mand has boen, in character. strength, which were Am steady on stock and easler on but not quotably changed. St. Louls General Markot. LouIs. Aug. LOUR-Dull_and qu T—Was Ing e off on uafas Ccables; N cash,” G03c; August, ptember, ecember, May. heavy ST. IRN—Lost tn; No. September, 45%e, OATS—Heavy and 35 August, #3e;’ Sep RY BN n wet w sh, b3 e lower: No. 2, cash and mber, 31%c; May, 35%c. east side, e nsked; b bid. HARLEY—No trading. BRAN—Tirm; 6lc sacked, east ¥ BEED-Finn at $1 CLOVER SERED- TIMOTHY S HAY—Dull, uncha BUTTER—Ste EGGSE—High 4 >—¥irm; 3 TH, 81714, .TER—$3. CORN MEAL WIISK Y41 28 COTTON BAGGING her and August, May, 2 mixed, o s2e; Decem! track September, Quiet, steady. Pork, standard mess, Jobbing, $141216° Lard, § . § cholce 6. Dry “salt mea $6.50; longs and ribs, f. packed shoulders, $1.70; 88740 shorts, $8.5 RECE bu, SH1 hbls. ; % bu b0 bbls.; oal % bu. wheat, 6,00 INTS wheat, none 6,00 bu.; Coffee Market. W YORK, Aug. #.—COFFEE-Options opened Irregular at 5 points advance 1o § points decline: ruled firm on covering and some F pean buying; closed steady: net unchanged 10 points up; sales, 14,000 bags ling August, 11459614 September Oetol 1340 2 Miee § salos ) New York ¥ I 1 Rio, duli; none. sterday United St United Sta lust year SANTOS, Aug Quiet; ge T 2,000 bus: stock, HAMBURG, Aug, 34 —Dull; prices, 14 lower to % pig. higher: sales, 3,000 bugs, HAVRE' Aug t4-Market opened qutet unchanged 10 %f highe 13 m., if 8 p. m., dull and unch o Wt oxd uneh: wales, Havre 1 averag 338,000 bage. e, and | lower lower 13,000 stock, Aug ) Rio, el ket fnactive 1pts, 14,000 500 bags and bagy; stock Kunsas City Markets. CITY, Aug 2 —~WHEAT #yc No. 3 hard, dTige 3 red Tejected, Firm; No.'2 mixed, 81%4¢; Active red, Ge. 2 mixed, 30g3 di 10e 8—Wheal, 33,00 bu.; corn 1900 bir SHIPMENTE—Wheat cats, none. 1600 bu.; 15,00 bu.; corn, none; risco Whest Market. BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. .~WHEAT—Quiet 1 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:. 84TURDAY, AUGUST and steady; nellers, S0, STOCKS Distilling Was the nge Yesterday. NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—Today out the entire the feature December, 9e; i AND BONDS, Fenture In Speculation as through- week, Distilling has been in speculation on the Stock ex- change by reason of the heavy trad'ng there in and pre the sed loa leged, the cc tiate, or; as it has secured doubt that financial the inside it that anxiou the announcem spic conflicting of § \pany s is cl There & mystery transaction is manipulating the stock in th ator a leading director to obtain a line of the stock and that nt of the reports 000,000, touching the which, 1t fs al- endeavoring to nego- imed in some quarters, ems to be very little thrown around this for the purpose of interest of an Street gossip h of the company clique making of the loan I8 deferred to enable him to buy his etock at profitable per cent in the per cent and sold up 1 per cent before a decline of 14 unconfirmed rumor that the tained, then a sharp upturn occur carrying the stock price After midday buying, from the general greater pa out the day, low market 10 realizations. rred Central age p lowa few more Oregon States Leather Central, 1% per The bond there w a busine: the 549,000, ning Post's London stock markets are quiet rather good tone. est point on turn and the figures of the lis with the exception of a perlod of depression between 11 and Sugar was an exception after a gain of % per cent around th ing, fell off 1% per cent to 112% gain of 1% per ci reaction of % per shows a loss of 1% preferred 1 other shares % to % prominent ad; Navigation preferred market recorded transactions a The early shares dealings, advanced 14 receded 100N, per cent on an loan had been ob- ed on heavy up 2% per cent the morning. The firm, and, for the t, was strong through- of opened due mainly and, A subsequent with a final United States Cord- per cent, per cent and a per cent. The itages on the day were 2% per cent; United and New Jersey it was made cont; cent. was strong all day and increased volume of ggregating $2.- cablegram: today, but Consols reached the The with a high- record of yesterday's bank re- prospect of prolonged ease of money. Other gilt-edged securities have risen. Americans advanced on the support in York, but prices biggest house cent rise and at here unle; home continues a closed below the best, The do not support the re- pronounced strength decline is expected. The following were the closing quotations on the leading stccks of the New York ex- Baltimore & Ohlo, Canada Pacific. da Sout! Central Pa Ches. & Olio Chileago Alton Colo. Coal & Iron Cotton Ol Cert Del. & Hudwon, Del. Lack. & W D. & K. G. ptd D.&C. F. Co t Tena, Fort Wayne, ... G. Northern pfd.. O &E. L pfd V! St.P. & Duluth.... K. & T.ofd.... Lake Erie & W do_ pfa ake Shor Leud 1 Loutsville& N Loulsville & N Mauhattan Cc Memphis & O Michigan Ce Mo, Pacific Mobile & Ohi Nashvillo C National Cordaga. do pfd... J. Centrai N &W. pfa North Am. o Northern Pa |No. Pac. pfa U.P.D & G Northwestern | do " pfa 1384 Oregon Tmp. 204 | Oregon Nay 140 °10. 8. L. & U. N 84| Pacific Matl I[P D. & B s | Pitburg. Alig|Puliman P iy | Reading. ... 43¢ | Richmond Term 136%| do pfd..... ... 1064 R. G Southiorn Sugar Re 103 | Tenn. Coal & Iron {ih | Texus Pucific.. .. 274y T. & O. Cent. pfd. 2414 Unlon Pacific..... 1014 | U. 8. Expross ..., W.SLL. & P...00 1373| do fd...... ... 0 wells Farzo BY tern Union. .. &L. E... 1204/ do ptd 5| M & St 294/ D. & R nrd.”. 15 ITAA &N 25% T.SL L. & K. C. 434! do pfd. f The total of stock Americ: toduy were Burlington, ; Chicago Distillers, 47,000; & Reading, Rock Island, 7,30 Ohio, 4,10 12,000; 8,000; Louisville Gas, Paul, 4,40, rk Money Market. NEW YORK, Aug. -MONEY ON CAL y at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; cl per_cent. PRIME TERLING E: business in bankes and rates, $4.86G4.87 o S804 @48 s, SILVER GOVERNMENT Aull. Railr 56 rog B coup 48 reg. . 8. 48 coup.. S, 28 rox. . Currencles. ... ... La. New Con. 48.. Missourt Gs, N.C.08 ... do ds.. §. C. nonfund...... Tenn. new Tennnew setd ... Tenn, old 6s.... " Va. Centuries. do deferred Atehison 4s. Atchison 28 A1, Canada S0. 2nds. Cen. Pac. 1318 05, MERCANTILE KCHANGE: 1 at $.85G4.8515 fo ERTIFICATES: 1 bonds, 3G5Y Weak, with x il at $iten 0L for d sixty d; ed d $4.87G4.8; commercial’ bills, per actual e Strong. ng. n Londs were as foll % |D. & R.G. 7a. 1% |D. & R G. 48, nw Erie tuds, 114l ) 101 1023 101 02 | do 20.4s 92 |Mutual Union .. 4 |N.J.Cont. Gen. 55. 100 iuts. 2nds. Did. Bo State bonds, 78 |R, 1nts. ... 10148t P’ Consols s . 40 |SUP.C. & P. W.58. Jnx SUL& M. Gen hs. |8, L. &S.F. Gen. 6. 7iyg | e, ac. Taee o 8| do 105% | U. P. 188 of ‘973 10174 West Shore 4% Hoston Stock Quotations BOSTON, Aug. 24. tme loans, 3@ per cent. Call loans. 14@2 par cent: Closing stocks, bonds and uiining siaras: AT &S F .. Ain. Sugar. ;0L Am: Sugar pfd... Bay State Gas. Hell Telephon Boston & Albany.. Boston & Maine... B.&Q.. Fiehbure, Gen, Ele Hiinois § Mexiy 0id Colony. Oregon Short Live Rubber. Union_Pacific. West End...... W. End ofd.. 03| Wentingh, Blootrio 113 |W. Blec. pfd. ..... 09 | Wis. Centrai 1096| Atehison 205 201 | Atehison s, 207 |New Engla 147 |Gen. Elect i T8¢ | Wis. Cent. 1nts 167 | Allouez Mintng G | Atlautie Boston & Moiita Butte & Boston.... 30 t & Heela., 1793 | Frankiin 01| Kearsarge. | 404 Qnceola. uiney mardck 30 Now York Minlaz Quititions NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—~The following ars ths closing mining quotitions Deadwood ... Gould & Curry Hale & Nor Homestako Mexican . Outario.. Ophir. 0 B0 110 60 40 10 L1400 20 sterra Novada. .... Standard. Union Con. ... | Yellow Jncket |Tron Silver. ... Quicksilver. .. | o proferred. |Balwer..........oi0 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. % quotations for mimiing lows Beldh Hest & elcher Eodie Con ulwer Choliar al. & Va.. wn Potnt urckn Con W ances, § BOSTON, ances, $1,386,7 DAL balane YORK PHILADELPHIA Valances, 31 W New York count. MEMPHIS, nces, $73,719, N count LONDON. nto 13,000 CINCINNATI, xeh Aug. Aug. 20 11160 per ounce, at 20%d PARIS, 37150 for the for checks. ST, ances, 46, DON, Aug. Ayres at % at St at Vienna, 103. Aug. M. per cent on call; Money, 4G4 time. New and pav bid. ork Aug. 24, 982,574, ORLEANS, Aug. 2. —Cl exchange, Aug W York 2. —~The & Bank of Aug. . Aug. . acerunt LOUIS, Aug Forelgn _exchane, ¥ Quotations. “The oMelal clostne BLOIE8 0 LaY Wors ay fols Grerons. |Ophir | Potosi Sava Sterra Neva Union Con |Utah | Yellow Clearings, ¥ arings, $10,830, 40 2.—~Clearings, $1 Aug. 20, 7,582, rings, par; nercial, . —Clearings, $128 xchun 2 n gone England o balance toda Money, V@6 , % to par per cent Clearings, 24, —Ha but later silver opened at reacted and closed rentes, 10 on London, 25 Three per cent Ixehange Clearings, §2,9%4,000 dull at'sG7 per par bid u a ] 1 bale cent. Petersburg, %, at Rome, 10.70; ~Clearings, §12,828,000, 504 per cent on premium asked casier. Ster- exchange, 100 ling exchange, commercial, M.B4}G1.56%, OWAHA LIVESTOCK MARKETS Deo eave in Namb:r of Animals R.ceived at the Lal Yeyds Continues. DEMAND FOR B:EF STEERS I3 G)OD Tradiug Active wyd Preices a Little Higher s Offerhigs—Hogs Too xeite Much Compe- Sheep Steady. on the Sear Nearee to tition FRIDAY, Aug. 24 conslsted of 1,640 catile, sheep, against 1,416 and 1,135 sheep yesterday, 240 hogs and 247 sheep on Friday of last week. Up to the present date the total receipts this year show an Increase in hogs of 436,000 h:ad, but a de- creass of 15,000 in cattle and 25,000 sheep as compared with the same period in 1593 CATTLE—The receipts of cattle were some- what larger than a few better cattl good quality were scarce, there pretty good natives and at least of good westirns, One bunch of & brought $4.80, the highest price paid long time on this market. The de beef cattle was good and the fairly activa at a little higher prices The market on butchers' stock, such as desirable cows and leifers, was also stronger. he stocker and feeder market did not show much change. The country is buying a few catile, but the demand is not very large. Representative sales DRESSED DE| No. Av. Pr Vo, Av. Pr. 3....1173 83 40 100 84 45, SHIPPING AND EXPOR' 3 15 o3 ] Tolay's ,330 hogs cattle, 7,981 and 2,074 receipts and 90 hogs, cattle, yesterday, and there While beet were of were a few bunch tives in a and for market steers one 40 112) 0 1040 003 s 180 180 180 1010 1070 1030 1050 1380 111835 i STOCKERS AND IDAHO CATTLE, Pr. 10 feeders 4 e s, only a moderate run of hogs today. 1In the matter of quality the hogs averaged about the same as yesterdav, though there were no loads as choice as the tops yesterday. The market opened fairly active and fuily steady to strong. The fact that there were no choice loads equal to the top yesterday gives the market a lower look when the cales only are taken into consideration. While the market on good to choice heavy and butcher weight hogs was actlve it was not such an easy matter to dispose of all the holdings of common and trashy stuff, the demand being slow. Repre- s:ntative sales No. Av. Sh. 140 Pr. N " Ay, 8 N5 12 5 Pr. [ ROVGH. u.. SHEEP—There i was only one small bunch heep received today, but a good many ‘lhn-.unu‘.\u does not show muck ir tg g90d natives are guotar BB k001 westoras, $2.00@ auli atock sheep, §1 2. of hoidovers, change. F at $2.25@2.75; 2.40; common good tc cholces lambs, sentative sales N, 5" western 2 western 10 western ewes Inmbs lambs KANSAS CITY 5,900 head; ship 10 16¢ higher; Texas sieers $3.00G6.25; B cows, $1.00G.00; feeders, $1.7543.25, HOGS—Recelpts, 6,700 head: shipments, 1,60 head; market strong (o Ge higher; bulk of saies, $5.10005.56; heavies, $5.6006.721; packers, 35456 N, W. HARRIS & CO, BANKERS, 163-165 Dearborn-st., Chlazn. 15 Wall-st., New York. 70 State-st., Boston, s BONDS lun- uA Bold. Correspondence Bolicited st i b ef steers, stockers and | w0 g0 25, 1894 lghts, SL8M06.9); pley, Recelpta, 100 market strong ¢ Mi.2; kol to ehol q and i b head; ghipments, 10 high natives, \eaterns, .00 €04 to cholee. CHICAGO LIVE STOUK, Apparently Good Cattle were Stronger Yes- terday Than st Any Time Thursday. CHIC Aug. Apparently good cattle were stronger today than at any tme yesterday les slowing to even better advantage, but after all there was an undertone of weakness There 1 a fecling thal prices have been rushed Tather Fipidly that a part of the o0 must soon disappear. However, reliors experfenced no Aificalty in dsposing of the 6,00 hexd here today, and at o small advan hricen efterday., A few of the 1 hands aay at from § hove, and prompily turned cattle grading b was (iFm_in sympath and 700 westerns. Natives from 125 (0 85,55, wosterns $1.50 to 8460, and Texans r There Wil uiry for and feeders nt 35, and calves at from & There was n strong in fact, everything ¢ sl w shade higher thouh the proportion Common stuff & very much neglect mer find it impossibie o dispose of plces that are at all satlsfactory to (he While prime heavy hogs ute wanted ¢ % nobody wante comm. per 100 Ibs. Today's erivale were estimated At 100, making about 100,00 for (he expired part of ‘this week. s 23,961 for e same time Inst week, 129,21 ar” ago, and 119,419 Notwithstanding a some 16,00 head, there has abie the value w The Tittle stability, and selters had vent acemulations, mod era weepare sl listed at from $1 ¢ o' chuice, and the ra of pric s wis fr 3 10 81 at the close ceipts—Cattle ) head: cal , 14,000 head; Sheep, 5,000 he The Evening Journal teports cipts today, 14,000 head; official 1,015 head: shipments yestordyy Tt over, nbout 7,500 head; quality ket_fairly active; prices se higher. Snles ranged for light: $5.0085.2 for roush pack 0 for mixed: $5.30f for heavy and_shipping Tots Recelpls, 6,00 head; head: shipments yest moderately active; good grades were salable at fro « small and sal such owners, from £1.90 Stuff at #1 ecrense recolpts of no consldoer Vance | Timbs demand 1 60 head; HOGS-Re yesterday, head poor. Mar king Receipts today, Nead strong. Sk 5,000 head; official y terday shipme yesterday head New York Stoek NEW YOR| g 24 450 head; 19 cars on sale; Weelse per’ 100 1bs, higher; natl c to A, #.60G4.85 v o m common ", §: quote Am welght'; exports 444 shew CALV market w $3.0067.00 1 calves, $0 P AND LAMBS-Rec sale ry e ver Market. Tecelpts, tive and N stecrs it refrige 10giie per ator beef at S1G0 none; tomorrow 0 quartens of beef, Recelpts, 321 head; on sale, 439 head ; barely steady; veals, poor to pr m 100 Ibe.; grassers and butteemiik lpts, 6,176 head; 37 dull; ' shieep, - steady; 3000 still unsold; o 100 1bs, ar on 60G6.10. sale; St. Louls Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24 TLE—Receipts, ticad; shipments, 50 head | market active, cenerally; native steers, 1,00 to 1,200 Ihs., cows and mixed, 0 to 800 Ibs., $2.60 i cows, 8.70G Recelp 10; market irregular, light; good butche higher; £ood heavy, %; light and ominon mnd rouh, $4.60a0 Receipts, 51 head; ship t slow but steady: natives L $1.26; lambs, $2.7503.0 Chi t Quotatl GO, Aug. 2, Porter Bros, company, Chicago, #old today at auction six cars of Call fornia fruit: Bariletl pears, SL00GA.50; Late A peaches, T Early Crawford cling, head; shipments, 2,500 strong for heavy, w and packing stock s, ago Fro Orange plums, % Quackenbos, Nl Crates, $1.90G230; My of Peru, Sic; Gross prune 804 8o Forter Bros. rs: Bartlett Crawfor range clin plums, S0c; 1.25; Washi itons, e nectarines, 1. The Earl Fruit com At Chicago--Bartletts, $1.8)@1,90; ling, “ioc; Lemon_cling, - i plums, 505 ; prunes, Hientors, $1.2); iy, $1.7 ; t re-barlits, 314165 i hes, Craw ford i Oringe clin T5cG31.20; German pruncs, §1 6017 New York, sold 160, halves asauchanaas, § Lemon cling, 63c; egs 5 ple Dusnes, $1.056 Bulgarian pruncs, comy) pens eight ta fruit grape $1.20@1.45. ckel, plums, Liverpool Murkets. LIVERPOOL, Aug. —Close: Steady; No. o1 s 0. 48 8 CORN-—Firm; spol, o8 1d WHEAT- 1 spring, moderate demand; pew futures, dull, demand moder September, 45 100; Oclaber, 45 dy; demand poor; St. Louis fancy, mixed, firm; demand poor futures, tand. ¥ fitm: dem ite; prime wesfern mess, prime w medium i extra India mess, 72 dull; demand poor; short cut, T B AT 46 M., K 0d; Shotilder E Tong ) 38, sicady Firm; L 468 6d, demand fair; fimest white and Aug. Recelpts Kargs and wore e aquite the interior The day ve for as on for ays - Whe Closing prices were: August, 5ie 5ac; D May at : 'No. , 8%e;’ No. 1 New wleat Rocelpts northwest ‘we increasing from granaries. the new wheat arrived. Sop. %0, wer shipments, was w enis, $2.40@240; 062,20, production, 38,000 000 bbls. Sugar Market. R—Raw, 4cs centrifiy s, céntritugal, firm Aug. : 2-SUGAR—Cane, firm for; ntrifuga 1’ 6d; el 1is and Mug- Duluth Wheat Market, TH, Aug, 24.—WHEAT—Closing: s AUKUSE, S6Thes . 1 aorthern, o i December, No. 8, 5% hern, Lower; September, August"and Septem? northorn, cash, ¢; to asrive, No. on Murket, LOUIS, Aug. 2.—COTTON % ) en; re L 600" bales Steady. ceipts, noa 100 bales, mia- ; ship- Manchester Textiles MANCHESTER, Aug. 3.—Cloth, aull but steady. Yarns, frm, with an improved demand Oll Market. LONDON Aug. 2.—CALCUTTA . 878 10534 — Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, slzo, 25 cents. All druggists. —_— Held to the District Court, Peter Deruse was bound over for trial in the district court yesterday morning in the sum of $500 to answer to a charge of stab- bing with intent to kill Frank I Charles Root. LINSEED— Trial cker and The men are barbers and one Alght last month they went down into the burnt district to have a *‘time.” After drinking more or less Third ward booze, Root and Deruse became engaged (n a fight, which wound up at the side entrance of Martin Shields’ saloon, where Decker and Root were seriously cut by Deruse, they claim. seems to have been a slick attempt to ru~h this case through yesterday morning and ge (he defendant free. The case was set unii August by Judge Berka, but yesterday morning Chief Detective Haze came into court and said that all the parties concerned were ready for trial. The case was called up and it was found that the most important witnesses for the state were not present and when they were summoned they claimed that they had received no notice to be in court ai all, and fully understood that the case would not come up untll August 28 Haze is al- leged to have claimed that all the witnesses had been notified, but the court officer, whose duty it Is to serve summons, sald that he had received no notice that the case was ready for a hearing. wnd comsequently did not serve the subpoenaes. The attention of Chief Seavey was called to the circumstances and he was in court all forenoon taking notes of the manner In which the case was being conducted. Assistant County Attorney Day said that he had agreed to try the case be- cause a_brother of the defendant was in the clty and wanted to go home last night. He thought that the brother wanted to hear the trial and then If possible give a bond for Deruse’s release pending trial In the district court. —~— Oregon Kidney Tea cures troubles. Trial size, 20 cents, all kidney All aruggists. There | " }V\or’e the Mer'rler' Wash day a pleasure BUT NOT UNLESS YOU USE SANTA Sold everywhore Made by THEN K FAIRBANK CUMPANY Cucaco. sFOLDING BED SALE§ 171 [ center, aud patont castors, 5o th All HGunn 15 Folding Beds for $7.45. $65 Folding Beds for § 100 ice chests, hard perfect ventilution, Descriptior it locks, me! sions: 24 inch from $15 00, d 10 cents for postage on Big Write for Baby Carriage Ca Goods sold on payments Close evening at 6: EXACTLV LIKE CUT, latest style, 18530 bevel plate mirror, woven wire spring with hewvy spiral springs in Every fold’ng bed in our immense establishment is plmu figires at almost 4 former prices to redu ¢ Folding Beds at less than manufacturer’s cost. $18 I‘ohlillu Beds for $9.98, 25 Folding Beds for $12.50. %75 Folding Beds for $39. 0 Folding Beds for $42. $100 Fold SPECIAL. Ice Chests, worth $10, for $4.75, wood, inches long, 20 inches decp, Refrigerators, with water cooler, $6.98 Hard wood, (oA Vs ioreal aikiin s long, 16 inches deep, 89 inches h mSMwmmmS Formerly Pecple’s Mammoath Imall nn} Houn. in Council Bluffs & South ()I]Illhl ) ¢ Reduced From $31.50. finished antique; ha tit can be moved ubout casily marked in large, > our enormous stock. Beds for $22.5¢ $50 Folding Beds for $27.75. 25 Iy lh.d\ for $48.75. ‘23 Folding Beds for all_modern improvements, size 32 I 27 inches high, patent castors, finished antique, latest style, air [l :d watercooler; dimen gh. Reduced '94 Catalogue logue—Mailed Iree. cept Saturday Dueber-Hampden 17-Jewel Watches are known by rail- ru:xd men and other experts to be un- equulled for wear 2ad accuracy, s § We Have Corn WHEAT AND OATS FOR SALE IN CAR LOAD LOTS. te or wire us for pric F. O, B, ¢curs, Omaha, nr delivered at your station. Telephone 218, Omaha Elevator Co. OMAHA. WM. LOUDON. 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EXPANDED METAL STEEL PLASTERING LATH. ery house that is plastered on wood luth Ixa fire trap, and consequently m o interior wood work under the drylng effects of artificiul heat becomes ux influmable as tinder, needing only a spark to flash the fire 1 lar 1o roof with frequent resulting lows of life, ' Expanded Metul Steol Lath when covered with 165 couting of mortar (tho best known fire roof muterial) lusures safety and costs but Jiucly in excems of wood. I\ prevents cracks ng and falling of plaster y $A I T ulldings and Jts use, oblizitory in all Hotels, Theaters, Asylums, Hospituls and ol Houses i Chicugo ‘and other i Write fo catuiogue of lathing, f ng. ete NORTHWESTERN :xm:uu METAL 0., * 400 E. 26th Btreet, CHIGA!