Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1894, Page 6

CONMERCIAL AND 'FiXA\NCIf\Ilg Heavy Receipts, Pres'nt and Antioipated, Weakened Wheat Yesterday, MODERATE SPECULATIVE WHEAT TRADE Prie Within & cks and o Corn There Was n Falr ently Brief Range Bond CHICAGO, Aug ent and anticipa market today Joss of He. ( and Septembor closed Tittle In wheat there Jative trade. The price K pt with tho trade practiciil Ing again weaker Initial trades ber opencd at 3¢ more some an weaker ov ceipts, pres- the lied wheat with a tor May and m oat with el was only was were tone was due ment in the northwe and heavy r of which ceipts combi n hay- turn in whicl wre There wa to December nent local clevator dofug the rever In corn there was a fair trade an changed frequently within %c 1o % The feeling was rather mixed, the ing fairly and rallicd later. T free selling from the start and prices sag back, being a_continuation of yesterduy's cline, The selling at the start was influe by the more favorable crop news, the weather reports being rather more bullish. The rally which followed was attributed (o the predi tion of the lceal v eatber bireau of 7ot ew A featur the liberal offerings within a fraction of G2 for May, bat at that price a good demand prevailed and checked any fur- ther decline. One concirn was credited with selling 500,000 bu, May during the early of the session. Outside mariets wee oll ensier and fractionally lower. The market open:d at from %e to %e deeline and soon sold off 10 from 'ic to e more, rallied Ye, eased off 34e, advanced ¥e, declined from tge to % changed some, ruled steady and closed 62%c for Mvy. Oats were active and fairly steady on good buying. Thero was free selling by the ele- vator people, but the demand was fair. The range fon September was e. Provisions were generally firm on small hog receipts, firmer outside markets, good buying and rather scare offerings. The market weakened moderately near the close. Compared with Jast night, January pork and ribs are un- changed and lard is 2 higher The leading futures rang.d as follows: TArticles. | iigh WheatNo. 2 corn and re| afterwards found t a good deal of chang differenc at e and a promi concern was cre 1 with 1 prices was quite at Open Tow. | Cicee. i Bdls V13 BN Bk Pork per bbi ¢ Sent shon Rive=| Septo .. were as follow unchanged. Cash_quotutic FLOUR “Steady nominal; CORN 5 N OATH - 2iie; 2 3 white, RYE- white, PROVISIONS - Mess | lard, per doose), $1.6007.6 076066755 $ho 800, WHISK Y .31, 5 SUGARS—Cut loa 3 standard ‘A The fallowing were today 13700713, 7 shott ribs sides Mdors (b xed), dry salted sh clenr sides (L Distillers' finished goods, per granulated, § the receipts and shipments 000 1000 000 )00 Flour. bbls........ Wheat, bu. Corn. bu. Quts. bu.. Kye. bu t : 1000 Barley, b.. i 161000 On the Produce oxchangs today the bitter ket was firm: creamery, 14@2iie; dair 20c. Eggs, frm at 136 14 11 133, 131 mar- 16 NEW YORK GENERAL MARKEL. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, € Provisions, Metals, Etc, NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—FLOUR-Recelpts, 17, 80 bbls.; exports, 24,400 bbls.; sales, 23,000 pkKs. market steadier except for spring bakers. There 1a more pressure to seil spring wheats. the ern flour, quict. Rye four, quiet and weak; sales, 500 bLbls. CORN MEAL-Steady western, $2.80G3.10; Br RYE-—Steady; state, BARLEY Te; two-rowed stat aln and sales, 200 bbls. ndywine, $ s2a053c; Jersey, tmly held; western Six-rowed, SH@S2 ) bu.; exports, 134,000 & and 126,00 bu In store axd ele No. 1 hard, he. delivered; ern, 6i%c, delivered. Options opened but weaker, under casior bles, foreign selling and full western receipt and further declined at noon on the increw the world's stock. Frost talk in caused a partial rally at %@%o net d @6k, closed O tember, 57 6-16@5715¢, closnd 1%0; Oct December, @ T-16G0i%c, closed 6 42,400 bu.; exports, futures and 28000 2%e I st yellow [ ‘ator, Sk red, closed ber,’ 0 bu.; pot Aftont more favorable weather and st but rallied In the afternoon on frost in the cora belt tonig on late deliveries. May, August, 83ic, closed 61 Elosed f10; Ot 59016) BeR@6Te, closed Sk OATS-Recelpts, 144,00 bu males, 2,00 bu. futures and Bpot active, but Jowe 2 3 delivered, 3315338 5, fac 36@I4e; No. § white, 3550, track, tern, 83%@36; track, white western irack, white ntate, 3 @lc. Op'lons ope ©n big receipts, but rallicd in the closing, however, at %c net decline. B August, 5 Y October, ¢l sed r».,.,'mx. Decembe Septemiber closed 6 xports, s 100 bu bu. aftern May, cl sopt e; Weak: shipping, 55G60c; g CHOPS—Dull; stat wast, ' 86 11c Stendy to 65 lbs. @0 Buenos common to cholce London market, steady wet ‘salted New Orleans. Ay xas, selected. Ayres, dry, 0 t : Texas ‘dry, 20 1 Ibs., §G3se, HER—Stcady; hemlock sile, Ayres, lght to heavy welghts, 154/18¢ WOOL~Quiet; domestic fleece, 19G25¢; gt PROVISIO Buenos pulled, eef. Cut meats, firmer 1 western es at $8.15; closed ai nt, $5.85 6l5Ghe. Pork, quiet and now TTER ereamery. CHEESE Mate dalry, M@2c; state state large, $G10%¢c; small, skims, Ul sKims, 36315 ansylvania, 173015 trosh, 16317¢; case kg per house, 82,0003 50; TALLOW—Dull; ' ity try (pkigs. froe), S PETROLEUM-Steay bid: Washington, bbis. $3.60; refined New Y. Phila wester T 463 1WG6e; elpts, vkE ), coun United closed $6; Washington, tn bulk, vk, $5.15; Philudeiphin iphia ‘and Baltime at Sic strained, common to good, PENTINE Domestic, Dull Rair w0 ' extrd, 4%@6ke; Japan, New Orl FTE Dull; Scoteh, $10.00613.00. PER—Qu TIN-Steady; qulet. SPELTER-—Market steady; domestic on ‘change, 45 tons tin at §16.85 for 8 | 3 815,86 for December; $15.65 for this year: 80 three cars spelter, prompt shipments from et ut 81 COTTON SEED OIL off crude, ank, open kettle, PiG $20.00025.00; Amerl- ; Inke, Bige Wtraits, $15.60; plates, market $3.95 hid. ~Firm; prime crude, 2@ ¥o; yellow buiter grades, Hgdic; cholce yello Condition visions | situation | part | summer yeilow 850 oft krudes, 32G12% primeyell 3 prime white, OMARA GENERAL MARKYE of Tr de Staplo and 1y Quotations rhuen G20, separator LIVE POULTRY lickens veals are am. new make, full cr i 1, e 8wl $10. pric midland, § n hay. Light ba uring top price s ¢ obu small Do, g Home grown, per EANE dum, 42200 CALAG CELEL Hand-picked common navy, white ATOR FRUITS. LEMON ORANC PINEAPTPLES MISC honey. per d 108120, fi'ne hide cured hides than ful 8- Green ach, 25N 1 early riins), shearlings (short wooled early 5 Iry shearlinzs (short cuch, Sei dry flint her wool pelts, per n wool pelts, per 4 king) wool Iy skins), Ka nd Nebra i sl welght T, wctual weight butehe pelts, Ghci murruin wool pelts, 4@6c, Have feet cut off, <ht on them. TALLOW AND GRE e tatlow, 4@itic; grease Tow, ' dc: grease, beesvax, prime, Tallow, No. 1, 4@ se, white A 3 Ne; grease, yel- hutler, 2124 15@18c: tallow. '1%@2c. Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 20.—Wheat today de. clined lurge in nortliwest at terminal points and reports of veries by farmers in the country. Aft Se declin: the selling was ed by e Affecting corn, making wheat caused buying. Selling wh ery was not so Jarge a the interfor buye vl they found an advaniage in price of cash wheat on track vive on truck being the same price o ber, amnd, on that account, sales ma within fifteen days are to the advantage of in terior huyers, they would get the cash thelr wheat in two weeks istead of walt carrying it In store insu and o in mber wheat ity rough di and ) st vators for present use. The mar at @ rally of %e from’ the 1w August wheat higher (han yester day and lower, Decomber e lower and May lower. Old cash_wheat on (rack wis hard, ¢ 1_norilern, 5 No. 2 northern, G5e, with new No. 1 hard at e 1 vorthem, G3%e: No. 2 northern 2ite] Recelpts were 185,000 bu.; exports, 27.0% bu. The mills are grin heavily, the outpit last week bolag above 000 bl consuming about. 1,100,000 by, of timate for 30 i Tocal mill than_ recelved the day. Milly at the rate of ars. Shipments $3.15600.10; ket closed polnt, with be grinding for the 21 bbls. paten arl Fruit company N toduy, vealizing Clairg orang quehonna, nenss quin. at present Japan, 75685 half crates §1.0501.25) Cal About All Necturlans hw. secdle §1.25601 itornia fruit twonty carlonds Kinds of local fruit very cheap ut New York: Bartletts, $1.6061 wkot glutted with Jeisey 1 $1.006195: Muscat, $1.13. ‘ogg. SLOIBI.10; Quackenbos 20; Ilungarian, S0c@ seat tod; tomorrow present peaches grapes Thwenty sold here are expeeted ort thirteen vars, $1.1 Iys, $1.70. G quelianna penches, @1A0; Muscats, 60c@st Late Crawford peaciies, Quackenb b plums, . K0e; German_ pi Devitt eling peaches dorter BBros. company sold three $1.5581.75; ina peaches Cianwlords, 48 ) Alibright Egg plums, §13 Kelsey Japan 98125 halt @51.40; Rose of Bros. company sold today cars of California fruit G1.40; overri| @010 088 pr G590, Sus atic; single Tokays. $1.00 Japan plums, $1.20 S@hic: orange elings $100@1.10: Purpl anes, $1.03G110; Me New Tute Coftee Market. W YORK, Auz. 20— COFE Options ed dull at unchanged to & points advance, d generally weak, and closed dull and we: with August:25 points low atner months unchangcd Tower 8, T, $14.4 )tem) Dec $12.6: Ttio. dull; No 19@19%c; sales, 350 good Cucuta; ware New York erday, k today, 103,071 bags S bags; afloat for the total' visible for th S bags, against 328,667 bags $12.20. quiet Maricaibo, deliveries from g: New York st J tock, 140, oa : house 10,407 1 Tnited United United Tast year ANTOS, ake Santos, 30.000 baes HAMBUT unchanged HAVRE nehanged ) 13f highe RIO, excha the rope Rio, Murlet recelpts, Aug. 2 $15.90 quiet: good aver- 1,000 bugs; stock Aug. Market sales, 7,000 bags. Aug. 20.—Market Tt higher 2, quiet; prices apened closed net al sules. 15,000 bag Market steady; No. T, T recelpts, 19,000 cleaved for red for Eu cleared from quiet and anchanged 11565 Augv New York Dry ¢ oods Marke YORK, Aug. 2.—In the job trade | business (s huniming wlong the iine and EW o g depart Piices are agents have g and nghams, Largs Jlen Printing pleces. Merrimi ness 18 W Jiclox cluths with 000 at 27e, ol Markets. Aug. 2. —TALLOW O1L-Steady; 21s Dull; holders’ ofer LIVERPOOL, supply poor; prime COTTON REED TURP spirits, ROSIN mon, 3a HOPS ply poor Nominal moder Dull 7 holders offer mod Raw, firm; e, and Hefined, STOCKS AND BONDS, Downward Movement 01 the Exchungn Re- celved Fresh Impet 8 Yesterduy. NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—The movement the Stock fresh impetus today by reason of the publi on of the very dlscouraging statements made by the Rock Island Railroad eompany by President Cable in an interview had in Chicago yesterday. The beirs lssued the ammunition thus supplied to them and raided Rock Island, the other grangers, and in fact the entire active list, and succeeded in forc ing prices down materlally, Reck Island sell ing off 1% per cent, Burlington & Quincy 1% per cent, St Paul % per cent, Northwest ern % per cent, Missouri Pacific 13 per ceat and New York Central %4 per cent. The industrials were also very heavy, notably Sugar, which was sold beavily on reports fhat the tariff was not 0 favorable to the downward on exchange received THE OMAHA I)AIL\ BI'F.. T‘l—gUR\D'\Y AUGUST ‘%0 I‘R!)I. had been repr was lareel for a 4 per ¢ 1 o'l ck 1081 was 10714 and a decline on tl preferred fell oft 1% industrials shared in gh after having t its” le market, was modest to cent and advaneing trading and then d auieting reports of th ) respond to the set mestion factor values and the suggest newed next Decemb epression, The perienced befire 1 there were occasional which some shares re part of the early stances advances we final figures. In the fi ¢ prevailed and the o firm. The bend ma and very steady. Th gated $1,155,000, The Evening ket long purely specula sale in almost explenation |8 necessa the perfectly \axim T s the tarift verdiscounted in ‘adv lowed by realizing The Evening Post’s Buo; ey continue in The public is buying al fcans. Purchases are ¢ glish and continental ar South American boom and the market The India favorabl bills were allotted The following on the leading change toda Atchison.. .. Adams Exy Altow, T. 1l do P, .....0 Any. Express UHmore & ORI, Canada Pactfic Ciuady Southern. cutral Pacifie buye hold - eurr During the made, folloy final rally in Post sa stock ve unlim event SUgRests a uncil allot stocks .1 i Consolid: C.C. C, &St Colo. Coal & 1 “otton OLl Cort 1. & Hud a0 Del. Lack. & W D.&R G &Q o 107% was being 8% greatest ( : made upon y nd short sources stocks general appearance continued lakhs being were the esented. The selling | y by brokers who hid durng the tecent Iy was belicved to be acquired at es, A effected before on a raliy to 1 by a reaction t of 1 per cent, the per cent per cent. The other © depression. Whisky, ad in the speculitive pday, receding 3 per per cent on the early ing 1 per cent. Dis e failure of business ment of the tariff in the depreciation in on that the fight be r did not relieve the pression was ex- lock, and thereaft rallies shortly, in the greater in some in- sterday’s nal dealings a_healthy market closed steady rket wes fairly active e transactions aggre- a8 ent ¢ break aftert ecovered s, while In today's stock—both was pressed for quantities. No this reaction familiar Wall street anticipated favorable settlement, Is always nd f stocks. London cable the stock | securities but hiefly confined to nd professional buyers. are having of the improv today was applied for 13%d closing quotations the New York ex- ys mar from ited ry for stock ment very and ment of Pacine pra D.& G ¢ Ontario & W Or Ches. & Ol 2114 |0 Chicago Alton 0.8, 1, on Tmp. xon Nay & U N Pacific Mall P.D.& B 3. R G W, Rock [siand e St Paul St St P, do vfd Fort W, Northern pfd . &E. L yfd Kiug Vall Paul vfd & Oma do pla Southern Pic Sugnr Rofliery... Teun. Coal & iron al i 4 | Texas Pactfic.... & Duluth . otd o Bri do pid ke SHor ad Ty iy & C higan Cent T. & 0. Cent. pfd.. Unlon Pacific U. S Bxpress W.SLL &P do pfd.... Wells Farzo B Weatern Unlon. W.&L E do pra M&SEL L D. & R. G cific f G. k. N WS N.L C.F &1 do vrd. H.&T. C T A A & T. St L. & K. C. o pfd.. of including Tus, 1 10,001 ; preferie United Union, 4,574 New York NEW VORK, At 1 per ¢ per cent UME MERC cent STERLING EXCHAN with uetual business in demund and af posted rates mercial LVER CERTIFL WERNMENT BONI Railroad bonds, Aniert 54,108 Distillir Missourl Pac Pacificssof 93, Al Class A Al Class B.. Ala. Class ... Curiencies 5 W Con. 43, Missourt Uy, N.C. 08 | Tex. Pac. 1006 | 102 | . —~Call ume loans, @4 D #tocks, bonds and minin AT ESH A, Sugar Teloplione. Eonton & Albany. Boston & Maine. .. C.o Bk Qoo Fiielibure Gen. Elcetre Tilinols Steel Mexienn Oentral.. N NY.&N.E. i Old Colony.......) 170% Oregon S| Ruover San DICEo. nion Pacific..: | West End Sun Franci SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. atlons for mining 810 lows: Belie T8l Beleher... ey Best & Bolcher. Bodie Con. Bulwer. Chollar . Con. Cal. & Va Crown Poine Eurea Con Gould & Curty. il Northern Pa b; 8t. Paul Western MON loan 0ad close re PAPER—3@3% GE-Dull _and ea: bankers' bills at 184,839 04.85% for )S—Firm. State bonds, Closing quotations on bonda w as follows. D. Ere 2uds,. ... G. H. & 8. A. 05 Uo'7s. . ¥ H & T {10 0 { M. K. & T Tatds.. o 2d ds 2 Mutual Unfon N.J.Cent, Gon. b3, No. Pac. 1ts. .. Nc_Pac. 2nas. N. W. Consols. .. @0 8. F. Deb. 38 R. G. W. 1sts St. P’ Conmols 75.. SLP.C.&P. W.55. SUL.& LM Gen. o8, S. L &S.F.Gen. 6 18t8 C. 5. do 28, U. P 1ats of 057 West Sho; loaus, 11492 per cent: Closing pricos for silaros: Endpfd.. ... 70 Westingh. Elscria 34 W. Elec. pfd...... 52 Wis. Central 3 Atehiwon 24, Atchison 4s..0 10 Now England s Gen. Electric 5s. . Allouez Mining Co. Atlautio... e Boston & Moniani Butte & Boston Calumet + Heela. Centgunlal Frankiin. ... Kearsargo. Osceola..... *uln(‘)‘ ng Quotations. —The officiul closing K5 1014y Wers a3 fol- tah.... ! Yellow Jackei. New York Mining Quotation NEW YORK. Aug. Tiolor Crown Point Con. Cal. & Vi, Deadwood Gould & Curry. Hale & Noreross.. 0 Homestake 1350 Mex 100 on 650 The following a Ophir. Sterra Novada Standard Quicksilver do i Bulw don Stock Quotations, LONDON, Aug. Ean Erie Evie zds 1ils. Contial Mexican ordiniry 29 dlan Pacific.. 4 p. W% it HOSTON. Aug ances, 31,462,143 BALTIMORE, balances, $202,189. NEW YORK, Aug. balances, $3,003, 246, PHILADELPHIA. balu #1519 Aug. 29.—2 p. rentes, 103 70¢ for NEW ORLEANS, York exchange, Qiscount WASHINGTOD today was $126,3 Bold reserve CINCINNATI New York ings, §1,8: MEMPHIS, Aug. 20, 1ing al_ $1.50 premiun w2580 ANCISCO, phi Aollars, Aug 5 Avres at 240 raburg, 50 102 ST. LOUIS. ances, $373, 38 I and tin premium. LONDON, Aug. 2.4 per ounce. 'Money, 4 1 count in the open murk and for three months, CHICAGO, Aug Money; 4G4l pe o time. New Y Foreign exchange, [P TR the Aug Aug Aug xchinge, par s G645 Ma Aug. 2. Moncy, loans. B cent rk e Aug. Aug bank, Aug Athens, % P steady. m. closin St Pani com. N. Y. Central Pennaylvania... . Reading. Mex, Cen. niew 48 o2y 114 00l4 $10,00,117; bal- Clearings, $1,704 Clearings, $55, 2, —Clearings, ficcount 2. —Cl, par; Three per cent merelal, §702,450. ¢ ®.~The cask ot which $55,41 balance 108 Mo 10 4 ey, 4G6 per premium. cent Clear. New ¥ m. Clea rk ngs, §1 exchange Drafts, Sliver bars, 66a8 d is drid ted Lisbon, Home, ' 10. 3,048,484, per cent for New Y a7 Xchange on p. m. ent 1t for Bar The short rings, all; 5G6 Ke, e bilis, of i 916 $13,339,00. on xch wnt figures | The | per $1.85% Ixtys 32457 and $4.57G04.83; (IR was 30.%; bal- vk, silver, 304 cent Sterling, commercial, ilways fol- | quite a | B & OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS | Catt'e R ooipts Still Linger in the Low Notches Despite the Demand, LOCAL REQU R MENTS NOT SUPPLIED Cornfed Beeves Buyers ¥ Orders—( Ever and reer Than o Flustie bod Hogs St Brin ng High Prices. WEDNESDAY, receipts today consisted of 2,842 cattle, hogs sheep, against 3,844 cattle, 8,054 hogs and 278 sheep on yesterday, nd 2,235 cattle, 9,521 hogs and 60 sh n Wednesday of last week. Thus far this week the recelpts foot up 9,698 cattle, 18,926 hoge, and 61 7,039 cattle, 20 $39 hogs ing crease Aug. 2! and as o and 1,808 sheep fcr the correspond- This in- but se of daye of last we shows of over 2,600 cattle an a de about 2,000 hogs. CATTLE—Out of the here today, 554 head were shipped direct to the packers from Kansas City. The balance of the receipts were made up largely cf cows, canners and stock cattle, there being no cholce corn fed steers in the yards, There were a few light native steers and some pretty falr westerns, The receipts of corn fod cattle have been so light during the past few days that the packers have be=n unable to secure as many wanted. Today the packers reported that they were trying to buy corn fed cattle in Kansas City. he general market was fully steady. One bunch of corn fed westerns brought $4.05, which was the top for the day. There were a few westerns good enough to bring $3.50. There were a few pretty good cows, but nothing very fancy. The market w ady on the desirable grades of butchers’ stock, such as gocd cows and heifers, but lower on the trashy stuff. The supply of stockers aml feeders was large, but light stock cattle pre- dominated. There were, however, a few pretty good fleshy feeders. Representative sales 2,842 cattle rec:ived as were DRESSED No. Av. I ¥ 3 BEF, Av, Pr. 01 $3 00 990 3 00 Av. Pr. PPING AND 1219 ‘1060 1000 50 1010 10 10 10 10 210 510 10 210 210 HEIFERS. 460 1 50 68 CALVE: . 40 ) L2262 75 L3603 00 o1 o0 25 300 WE Av. P 900 §1 1006 1 75 1080 2 45 1090 2 70 %0 3600 TERN CATTI No. 1 cow 3 cows.... 3 cows.. 2 cows.. 4 cows.lll 2 steers...... 10 stecrs 16 steers. TH DAKOTA. 11 cows... s 5 2 85 6 cows 3 1 steer 3 1 stag....... i 13 steers 5 cow cow OWS. ... st steer. steers. ceipts of hogs short of yesterday's run. The general mar- ket did not show much change from yester- day. There were no very fancy loads of hogs on sale today and the top was not as high as yesterday by Gc. The best heavy and butcher weight hogs sold largely at $5.46 to $5.60, while the light and light mixed hogs ranged from $5 to $5.4 The market on the poor and trashy stuff 1s very uneven and the range in prices wide. Representative sales: Av B Pr. No Ay, Bn Pr 142 160 $4 5 . )35 little 0 50 PIGS AND ROUGH, iw [ . SHEEP ep rec at the prevailing low natives are quotable $2.2602 fair t good westerns, $2.00@2.4 0 and st sheep, $1.7 ®00d to chofce lambs @37 Ther ived were a Ih few common light rket bout steady pr good TN nt Receipts w al b ition of Stock O my RECEPTS, DISPOSITION Hammond ¢ Swift ind Compan The Cud John I Tri-Clt Cudahy AGO LIVE STC There Was a Very Full Supply of Cattle on Hand Yesterday. CHICAGO, Aug. %.—There supply of catil et arriving. Of that head natives, Th al were not &0 nun values for that the required sty to 3 T abtained for 1 Rrid the highest s trades at from entive supply downward from were about 4, to $1.63 for were Slow In hogs, change [n price very firm. The sivensth Awindling _recelpts and 1) fcts, Barcly 20,00 head arrived 1 about 58000 for the expired part which is nearly 6,000 head less tme last week, 19,000 less than two nd 85,000 less than a year a iestprice pald today was e aboy lay's highest sale, but there wa gain_ in the commoner grade eady. The demand wis active and middie of t venoon about_all were out of selless’ hands, Later noon an easier feeling cropped out the « was quite weak. From $3.75 to $135 for culls there were sales all along up to $6.15 for fancy though perhaps 1 of the stum was weighed at fron There were several trades at $6.0: Sules of she values, than th ¥ .30 to 46, p sh Lut there wa It wad aifffcult (o get for the best of the offe sorts were slow at {r e runge of auotations for m 81 with sules princip . SCEIPTS —Caltle head; calves, xs, 20,000 hed 11,000 he OGS 12,796 e, Teft over, o ket active, s stendy £5.15G5.40 for mixed; $5.45(16.15 and shipping lots today, 17,000 head; official 2 head; shipments yesterday, 2,05 Krades, 10@lse higher; other grades wed no quotable u lower market for bid of a8 much while fajr change in lamb sheep, orts with ranged at rough best strong. SHEED- yesterday market, Receipts 1834 1 Eteady. 11,000 head: official ents yesterday, none; WESTERN PACKING INT Still Further Decrease in Markoting of Hogs Remalns the Feature, CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.—(Special Boe,)—T Price Current has been a further decided ing of hogs. Packing for the week mpared with 0 the prec 0 last year. From March 1 the Against 4,960,000 o year ugo. Prominent pare s follow legram will to The norrow’s say here marke in ng w T 1991, 183 [ 2 145,000] o, 7 970.000] * '695.0)0 134090 27,000 1000 Omaha St. Loufs Cineinnati A 000 Indianapolis ST i ukece 266,000 “edar Rapids 141,00 St Joseph Sloux City . Ottumwa s braska. City .00 Kansas City Live Stock Ma NSAS CITY, Aug. 20.—CA ) head: shipments, 4,200 heac xas steers natlve Receipts, 9,600 market opened’ strang to 10c bulk of sales, $5.5)75.85 + packers, $5.00G5.0 5100 SHEEP—Rece market slow, but ste gonl 1 mmon ' stockers, lambs, §3.00G4.25. St Louls Live NI LOUIS, Ehip 150,000 119,000 157,000] ot LE—Receipts, higher heavies, § i mixed 5i lights; 1,700 head; shipments, none; v: good to choice natives. chol esterns, .0 $2.006 s to choled i Market, 29, ~CATTLE—Receipts 1,00 head. Mark supply; native steers, 1,330 at £, 0025 1,900 to 1,300 Ibs., steors, $1.00G4.95: cows and h Texas stcers, £2.6005.10; cows, $2.0062 55 Tecelpts, 4,800 i shipments. arket firm: oy $5; good ‘light, $5.70@5.50; to fair, ST, head’ light adid 17001, Tght 4 1,100 R heavy and 415 5.50. g SHEEP—Receipts, market firm: native Bouthern mixe 2,300 head: shipmeni sold at $2 $2.0043. New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—BEEVES—Receipts, 3,500 hea tile, firm; others, dull; barcly steady; na to good, $4.65@5.00; ordina infer SHEEP. market ¢ lower. Lambs, HO inferior 16; western ra AND LAMBSRecelpts, moralized; sheep, weuks Sheep, ordinary 1o good, common to_cholce, 2,40, ~Receipts, 9,900 he market to cholce 71406, 0. Tambs, $2.00602 higher; Stock i Sight. Record of receipts at the four principal kets for Wednesday, August 2, 1804 Cattle 2,871 17,000 4.200 1,700 Hogs. . 7424 387 20000 11,000 9,600 1700 4800 2,50 suth Omaha ... At Chicago CFR b Sy Kansas City St. Louls ToAals. .o M4z Murket. FLOUR-Weak, 15,387 St. Louls General ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2 Quotibly low WHEAT—Slipped down a though it reacted slightly yesterday; cash and August, 40%c; S Bic; December, 534c; May, S%e. CORN—Declined %¢ early, but reacted 3o and closed l4c below yesterduy August and Septembe De but not n this morning, and the close was lge under later and 1814 caxh eml Slow and lower: cash, 20%c; at " 5i@Eke. prairie, §880610.00; AT August, timothy, $10.00 £2.07%, sell- SR—Quict at Y —iirm ot Unchany ter at SIONS—Tork rd, higher; steam and dry walt’meats RECEIPTS—Flour bu. i ¢ 5000 bt SHIPMENTS—Flou bu.i 9,000 bu.; BUTTER i I 4 higher; 88 ch unch 4000 Jobbing, $14.25 Rbing, - Jab.s, Lbis, 6,000 bu. 11 wheat, 69,000 wheat, 1 Cotton Mar NEW ORLEANS, Aug Enles, 6,60 b 16 atrive 63 bales; stock, 2,293 bales; October, ' $6.26616.28: Decemb, uary 8@, February. 0 26,5016 Al 665016 June, $6.17@6.79; July, $6.53G 6,55 COTTON 1,200 balex; rece August. '$6.20 bid $0.42G00.43; Jan March, 4G16.55 May, , §0.714(6, arkots. OIL CITY Aug. 29.—Nat certifica M} hikheat closed pments, Transit highest SAN FRANCISCO, he; May Wool Market. WOOL—Weak ably changed Kidney Tea cures al size, 25 cents ——— Hill Park. ST. 1L tions U8 U qu Oregon aches, T nervous head- All druggists pe There will be & meeting Twenty sixth and Lake streets Saturday evening under the auspices of the Omaba View Im- provement club to consider. the question of securing @ public park near Prospect HIll at A¢) ¢ AND EEONUMIZE YOUR TIME, HUSBAND YOUR STRENGTH & INCREASE YOUR PLEASURE BY USING JANTA CLAUS 50AP BEST PUREST AND Sold evepywhere made Ly MOST ECONOMICAL: THE NKTAIRBANK COMPANYencago. OIOOIOIOIIOIOI.IOI.H@H.II.IQ #0HO0ECHOECEOEGHOEGESD By rea: most son of having the largest convenient, usefu and and no home is complete without one @ $7.75 for a Cheffonicr worth $16. $9.99 fo $11.50 for & $13.50 for $17.50 for a Cheffoni $1¢ Good Ing in Carpe Heavy Ing § Ingrain Curpets A1l Wool Tngrain Carpets. . Body Brussels Carpets. .. ... Velvet Carpets #0x60 inch Rugs inoleums . tair Carpet Goods sold on paym .IOIOIOIOI.I.l.l.l‘l.l‘l@fl‘l.l.l I’{' Members of the club and all her citizens interested in getting this most beautiful spot in Omaha for a park are re- quested to be present. ———— Fined for Slugging Bachelor. The caso of the state against Fireman E. S. Flagg, charged with assaulting 1. C. Bachelor, was tried In police court yester- day, where the defendant was found gulilty and fined §7, besides the costs of prosecu- tion. Flagg is a fireman at engine house No. 2, and for a number of years he has held @ note against this man Bachelor. He has requested payment fully 100 times, and has always received promises that in a short time the money would be forthcoming. Some time ago Flagg again demanded payment, when Bachelor became very abusive, so much s0 that Flagg drove him off the premises, which by the way, happened to be his, Flagg's, own yard. Bachelor came back and rentwed the row, when Flagg knocked him down, after which Bachelor rushed away to the station, where he swore out a warrant, charging assault and battery e An Excellent Remedy for Diarrhoa. RANDOLPH, Mass,, March 13, 1804.—I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and found it excellent for diarrhoea, 1 have recommended It to friends and know of two cases of dlarrhoea having been cured with one small bottle.— Joseph H. For sale by druggists. e rairle Fires. the Matt Daugherty, sional nominee in the Sixth district, was in the city last night. He ys destructive prai rie fires are raging in McPheison and Logan counties and running up to the head of Dis mal creek. The cattlemen of that part of the state have large gangs of men out fight ing the fires, which have been burning for a week. Unless they can prevent further spreading of the flames they are threatened with a heavy loss of their Lay, which has been stacked. republican congres et cures backache. All druggists. ot Colored People's Plenic. There will be a plenfc and ball at park today and tonight under the of a number of colored gentlemen pienic will commence in the morning At 3 o'clock this afterncon there will be a ses slon of speechmaking. Dr. M. O. Rickett's, A Churchill, Hon. Dave Mercer, J. L. Kaley, J. L. Johnston and others will speak. The da will be held in the evening e = T territory of Utah, yet six months old when the D:isert Ag cultural and Manufacturing soclety was tablished by Governor Brigham Young. The | charter of the society bears date of January 17, 1856, so that now it is in its thirty-ninth year. During the period of Its existence it has given twenty exhibitions, That which will open in Salt Lake on October 2 will be the twenty-first, Oregon Kidney Te size, 25 cents. Trial Tietz's auspices The as such, was not Gheffomers at Half Price. % WE PLACE ON SALE this week 100 | @ ![onicrs, made of solid oak. yolish finish, with LARGE, PRENCH PLATE MIRROT, S, at half former prices, to sell them quick amount of drawer room, almost indispensable picce a Cheffonier worth $20. Cheffonier worth $23. $12.50 for a Cheffonicr worth $25. Cheffonier worth $27. ¢ .50 for a Cheffonier worth $40. $24.50 for a Cheffonier worth $50, EXTRA---BIG CARPET SALE Formerly Pesple’s Mammoth Irnml nnt H\J:). nd 10 cents for postage on Big *94 Catalogu Write for Baby Carriage Catalogue—Mailed Free. nts in Council Bluffs & South Omaha . Close evening at 6:30 except Saturdays. See Samples in our SO Windows e, elegant Chef- A cheffonier is a of furniture worth $35. 35: Oc 1128 1.40 :00 .00 30¢ worth worth , worth worth worth worth worth § worth THE GREAT HINDOO REMEDY Fare i eaune \hy dquick] TLost % .E..,ax....mm, U pocker. " Tiice 81.00 8 packs e Frittenguaranice (ocure Dy an fitation bt 3t “Sicaicat Cot BOLLD by Kuhn & Co., 3A Wler & Co. (' biit snrel asily carrly Bix for Cor. 16t and Doug Cor Tt & Dodiar s atn: ONARAS 17-Jewel Watches are known by rail- road men and other experts to be un- equalled for wear RUBY JEWELED Ry Vatcies & and accuracy. The Dneber Watch Works, Cuulnn 0. ) 3 We Have Corn WHEAT AND OATS FOR SALE IN CAR LOAD LOTS. Write or wire us for prices, ¥. O, B, cars, Omaha, or delivered ut your station. cephone 218, Omaha Elevator Co. OMAHA. WM., LOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain and Provisions, Private wires to Chicago and New York, All business orders placed on Chicage Board of Trade Corresponde room Telephone L ce solicited. 4 New York Life Bulldl!l.