Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 1, 1894, Page 6

T ot K i COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | @ood Buying Gave the Wheat Market a Stead Tone SHORTS BID SEPTEMBER CORN There Was n ¢ Men pod Demand Adva hasers Was an During the of ¥ mpe Class ctant Fuctor, cme ports of heavy wheat murket a cember closed with a gain of corn was bid up by shorts, higher. September oats and provisions closed with The wheat market was a the opening than it closed noon, but very quickly it turned in the other direction and advanced 3c over the lowest price made at the moment of openinig. There was @ good demand from elevator men for September during the advance, and, in fact, the rise was due principally to that class of buying. Armour & Co.'s brokers were th most conspicuous bidders for September dur- g the advance re d to and they were not at that time selling any st their purchases, Later, when the risc with a gain so immaterial, Armour & commenced o sell. The northwestern celpts were heavy, numbering 807 Minneapolis and Duluth. The opening price of December was 56%c, and, after advancing to B7%c, It got back again to the opeuing figures and 56%c was the trading price again about 11:30 v'clock. Closing cables indicated some further improvement in the forelgn market and there was a good demand re- ported from abroad for spr wheat. Towards the close prices rose again (0 @ point higher than lad previously been reached. December sold up to 57%c and closed with sellers at 53%c. Corn was strong and § urgently wanted than any other deliver although (he day’s receipts were 411 cars, as compared with yesterday's estimates of 370 The advices from the interior of this state are to the effect that the week will see the end of (he froe deliveries of corn. The bulk of the receipts now being received are from Ilinofs and are sent to fiil sales for Septem- ber delivery. The shorts fought the move- ment for a short time today, but when it rose to about 53c, from around 52%e at the open- Ing, some of the shoris became satisfied that discretion was the better part of valor and began to buy. The market easily rose an- other %c on that extra demand. September wag not 80 easy to buy and rose from 55%¢, near the opening, to about half an hour from the close. Business was brisk in twenty-minute spots and dull for the greater part of the time. The situation, as regards the September shorts, became distress- ing as the session neared its close, and bic was paid for some, with 563c the current price in the end. May closed at its highest point for the day and weck, 63%c. Cash oats were wanted, and, as a good supply was to be had, a fair business was transacted. Values on all varieties were up a trifle. The speculative crowd was .equally as active, influenced by higlher cash prices, the strength in corn and continued good buying orders from the country. September sold from 29%c to 30c, where it closed Provisions were again firm until near the close, when there was some realizing by September longs in_pork and a lessening of the buying pressure from shorts in that article and in September ribs. The January deliveries were wanted to fill orders from out- gide and they closcl strong, but, as a rule, at some reduction from the highest prices of the day. Compared with yesterday's close, prices for September, the following changes are noted: Pork, 1%c lower; lard, 10¢, and ribs, 2lc higher. In January deliveries the following changes are noted: Pork, 10¢; lard, 12%c; and ribs, 7%c higher. The leading futures rung d as follow | High._| | Clowe. AGO, Aug. 31 buying for steady Goed buying and re- export gave the tone t and De- mber finish 4c higher moderate gains. shade casier at yesterday after- Decenber stopped Co. Pes cars at eptember was more Tow. 533 a7 ooxan 53 Bisty TG upP Wit ity L " ominal. FLAX SEED-No. 1, $1.23 IO KD rime $150 e bbi., §12.870 Short. Tits, 1 " Shoutders sides” (boxed), short clear finfshed goods, per gal following were the receipts and shipments [ Receipts. [Shipments. Flour. bbls. Wheat. bu... Corn. bu.. ¥ Oats.bu.. . ¥ RN 220201 1310 s oo Barle; Onthe Produce ex ket was steady; 400, 14,000 11.000 260,000 18,000 181,000 14,000 357.000| 475,000 1.000 4.000 14,000 today the bubles macs amery. 14@234c; dairy, 13@ Begs, firn at 144@15%e NEW ¥ RK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Metals, Ete. NEW YORK, Aug. 8L—FLOUR—Receipts, 16, 000 bbls.; exports, 9,500 bbls.; sales, 21,500 pRes market steady but quiet; demand for spring bakers about filled, and outside of this only a Jobbing trade reported; eity mill patents, $4.00@ 4.35; winter patents, §2.8563.15; city mill clears, $3.80; winter stralghts, $2.4062.80; Minn tents, $3.406G3.70; winter cxtras, $1.806 innesota bukers', ‘52 1062.75; winter low grades, BLT0G215; spring low grades, $1LGLSU; spring extras, $1.4G2.30. Southern flour, duli; common 0 extras, 2,60, good to cholee, 326003, Rye flour awing to scarcity; miles G0 bls.: superfin fancy, $2.9043.05 CORN M @0 Bhlx.; yellow wmm.. 3 327561, 2. @ilc. atern. o exports, none; 56 owed, state, six-row Receipts. bu.; 0 bu. futures o firmer; No. tiotw opened easier, but and remain i cables steady an traders belleve sentiment bullish higher prices; a good deal of 1 close W@e up: May closed at 0l 67 9-16G08the, closed at B8c: October clased at 9¢; December, 60 13-16G61%¢, clo aye. CORN 70,000 immediately rallied i and look for ding done; elpts, mone; exports, 18,500 bu. futures and 4900 by stron 2, 6Medic; et opened firm cloked ut 62%¢; December, 5458, ¢ OATS—Recelpts, 126,000 sales, 365,00 bu. futures 8pot mark, Tivered, M3%Gdc; 304630 3 white, B6c; track ern, 36GMic: track, white siate, 3@le. Option market strong all day with wheat and corn and B mmneraty, g, close 1 ber, 33440 3o, at be; P nber closed at %c; December, 3% @3ic, closed at o HOPS—Dull_and heavy: _state, comn to cholee, b@dc; Pacific coast, 1@, HAY—Weak: shipping, $@6c; good to cholce, Togaie. IDES-Steady: wet salted New Orleans, se- lected, 45 to 65 lba, 4l4c: Texas, selecteds 35 10 8 Iba, 40%c; Buenos Ayres dry, 20 4o 84 los, 10%e; rexas, dry, 3 Yoo LEATHEL- Stcady Ayres, lght to he WOOL - Quiet; domestic 04 PROVISION , steady, Cut meats, firm. Land, i v closed at 88.70; city, BB September, ol reiined, firm; ec fnen, PRIRN, WY compound, e Fork, B OTTER Basy; weatem dairy, 14@1Tc; weat- White west Buenos feece, 19G34c; pulled, ~en creamery, W@Mo; westeru factory, 13Gi6e; | AN FRANCISCO, Au Flgine, 24c; state dairy, M@2ic; state creamery, I 84F10% Tl skir extra, VLGB, sl e E-Firm: state. e, part wkims, 44 smestic, fale v Wenk; atate 1ea house, 14% 200113, 50, ¥ PETIOLEUM United bid, Washingt Washingt 850, rofned $5.05. Philadeiphia and Baltimore, .10 i hin wnd Baltimore, in bulk, $2 . ROSIN-Firm mmon (o & 18 @2 TURPEN COBTON Al animation Bhls of pringe off crude, 2062 eholee nd Dgnnestvania e Fresh, 1617 IN SEE Dull; 22 D_OIL—Market There have been Nite at 3e; prim e yellow butter grades. summer W i prim New' Orlent yellow, open kettie, phe): (kK. o Firm; $15.75 market at $15.0 .‘Mulr Firm ¢ yellow at sales Included OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS, Condition of Tr.de and Quotw Staple and Fancy Produce. BUTTER-Packing stock, 1lc; fair to goud country, M@lse; cholce tn fancy, 17@1Sc; gath. ered creamery, 17G20c; separator creamery, 22c. E( Per doz., 13c. LIVE POULTRY-0ld spring chickens Sc; gobblers, i Cholee ons on @4lse; roost ducks, old g S e small . cream, mew make, wa, full cream, Il sicims. Se; | Lim 1e: No. fat and veals are quoted at B@ate; coarse and large » CHEESE—Wisconsin, fuil f2612ke; Nebraska and 1 ebraska and fowa, burger, No. 1, 11c; b 1, 1@ Swiss, Upland hay, $0.5; midland, $9; lowland, Color makes the price on hay., Light bales the best. Only top urades bring top prices. PIGEONS-OId birds, . boc VEGI home i smail grown or lots on or 20, per doz., i crated, | CANTALOUPES Erow 0@ $1.0. OLD ium, @1 ! Al $2.25; beant nd-picked mon navy, white me- 3176 On ordors, 75 per bu, AGE—Southern, Zc. v duz., 356 POTATC Por 1b., 4o APPLES 1 stock, BLACK RASPBERRI RED RASPIE BLACKBERRIES-None ACHES- Callfornia, $1.0001.1 SLUMS-—California, $1.00411 PRUN S —$1.0061. 25, GS-—-None irtletts, or hbl, None. Nor 2.5083.00, $2.00; other varieties, $1.50. nin, *none. i, none. 1010 baskets, TROPICAL FRUITS Choice stock, $1.75° Fancy lemons, 30 sz temans, 360 size, $6.50. ORAN one, PINEAPPPLE MISCEL FIGS—Fancy, per Ib., 15c. HONEY—California, f5c; dark honey, 10@12e. MAPLE SYRUP—Gallon ca er doz., 318 NUTS—Almonds, 15@17c; English walnuts, 109 12c; filberts, 120; Brazil muts. 10c cIr Pure Juice, per bbl., $6; i1 No. 1 Rreen hides hides, 1%@2c; No. 1 green 2" groen salted hides, 2G24c;No. hides, 25 t0 40 Ibs., Bic; No 25 to 40 Ibs.. 2@2% 0. 1hs., Sla@eo; No. 2 Vel cait, 8 10 15 1., 4G4%e; No.' 1 dry flint hides, 6ei No. 2 dry nint hides 3c; No. 1 dry salted hides, dc. Part cured hides per Ib. less than fully eured. “SHEEP PEL’ cen salted, each, 26@60c; | groen salted a (short wosied early skin Gach, ariings (short wooled ear sking). Gch, (10, dry shearlings (short wooled early skins), No. 2, each, Le; dry flint Kansas ‘and Nebraska buteh velts, per 1b., actual welght, 5Gsc wool pel per 1o “actual weig fiint “Colorado butcher I pelts, per Ib., tunl weight, 4@ he: murrain Wool pets, per b, actual weight, 4G Have feet cut off, as it Is useless to pay treight on them TALLOW AND GREAS Tallow, No. 1, 4@ e tallo No. 2, 3%4@3%c; grease, white A, {@ihc: grease, white B, 314@i%c: grease, yel- low, 3c; grease, dark, 2ic; old butter, 22 beesviar, prime, 15@1 gh tallow. 1%4@2c. St. Louls G ST. LOUIS, Aug. higher. WHEAT-Went off %e early, closed e une terday better tember, 50} May, 9%c. CORN—Twll % early above yester Jecember, 4c $6.30; fancy Jone. LANEOUS. L Sven. Hatted n saited hides Veal cnlf, 8 to 15 eneral Market. FLOUR—Firmer, but not but tu ing, but September, Quict Steady and unchanged. Easier; 6ic, east track, Higher; for spot, $5.1003.12%; .\ 83,15 asked, 310 asked Unchanged. 1de. WHISKY m: $1.33. PROVISI Tigher, Pork steam, $8.20; choice, $8.90. 1. ose dry salt shoul ders, '§6. g8 and ribs, $2.90; shorts, boxed o more. __Bacon, shouldes longs, $8.631; ribs, $5.70; shorts, $8.87 RECEIPTS ) 00 Lbls.; wheat 4,000 bu.; oats, 41,00 bu. SHIPMENTS—Flour, 6,000 blls.; LU, ; corn, 4,000 bu.; cats, 4,000 bu, HAY BRAN. i Septem- $14.50. Lard, £5.00) bu ; wheat, 5,000 e Chieago Frait Market 0, Aug. 81.—The Earl Fruit wia fruit at auetion today 0@145; Hardy, 90063100, C half_boxes, G, T John, smpany Pears, airgeau, aches, Late nna, 500 nge Cling, quantities of Michigan. peaches Plums and prunes, Kelsey Japan, §1.00; Hupgapiin, 6. Grapes, halt soat, 3100 1% 5 ater, 654 5 v All kinds' of fruit very plentiful “ At N Buerre $1.50%1.40; LI6; graps € crates, Museat, poc @sic; peaches, S0 Porter Nros. company, Chicago, sold four ears of California fruit today at auction: Bartlett pears, 31.10@7L30; 1. Toeq$1.20; Fallen- bur prunes, $1.1 ss, T04795c; Gurman, $1.15 Por ork, four cars et ngress, $1.76; Sus- we; Orange ' Clings, 500 . $1.10@2.25; Gross pranes, 4Gc@3l 0; Half Tokay s, $3.13; Single Musca rtletts, §) Telowe: Malaga, $t extri fancy, :wx 307+ Hu . $1.0071.0 Coffee Market, NEW YORK, Aug. 31.—COFFEE—Options opened Irregular at 10 points advance to 10 points ruled generally weak an dull 10 points net decline. S 14100 14 December, . $12 101t Spot_coffee i, $19.0015.25; w s from New York woday ags: afiat for total ‘visible fo against 9 stock, 280,000 ags; United the United the United bags last year HIO DE J& 143; exchange, 1 for the U 207,000 bags, bags: bags Steady receipts, 10,000 , 10,000 bag No. 7. 16; baus ited Stite Aug. 30.—Stendy; good ave recelpts, 13,000 bags; st HAMBURG, Aug. 3L—Quiet; prices unchanged 4 Dl hikher: sales, 7,000 bags. HAVRE, Al A firm %t highe 12 m., unchange 3 p. m., barely unchi net_advance 210,000 bags, sales, 45,000 bagw; stock i Havre, tncluding 51,000 Lirazilian, Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 31.-There was a lisposition today to buy w dvanced about lge above yesterday after some little from L' 1 higher than the Vious day for futn se higher for cash wheat Recelpts were fair, 197,580 bu.; shipments, 36,500 bu. The demand for cash wiieat for mills was good If 1t was of the old erop, the new crop Deing 100 green. market closed: August B8tc; September i Decomber, 54%c; May wige’ Ol wheat'on tragk: No. 1 hart, e 1 north northern the react New he:' No. 1 north thern, 5%c. New flour was wheat. Faients, K Production was_ estimate for the twenty-four hours; shipmen Track: ern, b%e; No. 2 n in ‘sympathy with bakers, 9,000 bls. 40,079 Lbla. Sugar Market. YORK, Aug. 31—SUGAR—Raw, firm ives 160 Whds. and 17,000 Bag centrifugal, 5 LONDON, Aug. 31 Java, 138 41d; Muscova Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31.—WOOL: on low grades, but other changed at 3% SUGAR—Dull: centrify ining, 11s 4gd. Went off slightly qualities are un Financlul NEW YORK, Aug. 81 BOSTON, Aug: 31 ances, $1,819, 652 HALT.MORE, 2 balances 3 NEW balances, §5,192 LONDON, Aug. 31— money and ‘necount, NEW ORLEAN Notes, Clearings, § Clearings, 311 2,861,306, M.457; bal Clearings, 31,84 YOR| 881,38 clesing: Consols, Aug. Clearings, 367,507, THE 12%4e; telegraphic Moxicun PHILADE IHIA a. #5004 ‘ 40,035,945, balances INDON, Aug. 91 Ayies, 240 Petersburg, nna, 103 CINCINNATI, Au Now York exchan arings today, 81,50 Yor CHICAGO. Auk Money, 47idis per ¢ time. New York exch exching A s LOUIS n@s. $208,188 Exchange on New Y month, $90,168.56); 1 In August, 1803, $68 Increuse, §21,424,481, Aug Money OMAHA Bllver bars, 654 @63%¢ 4 A, M —-Cloarings the week, cle #7010« 1604 Gold |n Mo 2 Athens Juoted todny Lisbon par .- por fint o 8. 8 month, $5 r th August of Inst year, $32,847,30, 1.—Clearings, $20,20 nt on call; 5116 per cent on wnge, e discount. I rling exchange, commerctal quiet #7 per cent. K, par \ringe for the Alane clenrings 44,079 v 81 bal STOCKS Share Speent. M NEW today was unsettlec of the prices are pretty and advan any ing toward ket. The London was quite pronounce sustained and there the foreign accoun Nashville, although strong on the Londo were no particula; work and no great Sugar, which was reports that the worded £0 as to fined sugars at anticipated. A was the below the current has not occurred b which is to be attri declaration regardi. pects of the comp: Rock Island touch jon, a break day’s closing, . fluct ing and * and of the day, % Rock Island showing a lo: of Sugar opened the improvement, ra and then cent, to 104% ing a loss of figures. The declines while closi 1% pref cline of % per cent. was light, of the list case exceeding 9,500 YORK, Aug. transactions on permit of lowdr rates decline in of 1% rallied % moved downward st AND BONDS, Share speculation and, as a result the Stock exchange, evenly divided between the preponderance, if the weak side of the mar- buying movement, which d yesterday, was not well was even some selling for t, chiefly in Louisville & American securities were on Stock exchange. There y depressed influences at pressure to sell, except in offercd down on renewed new sugar schedule was the entry of re- than the trust able incident of the day Rock Island to a point prices of St. Paul, which efore for many years and buted to President Cable’s ng the uninviting pros- any for the coming year. ed 65 during the after- per cent from yester- St. Paul did not go below between that figure closing at the lowest r cent below yesterday per cent at the close, % per cent on the day 1 in tone 4 per cent higher, quickly lost allied per cent. to 107 adily 20 per ng at that price and mak- per cent on last night's rred stock recorded a de- The trading in the r the transactions in shares in any stock, no The speculation was strong for the first half hour, weak during the then took an upwa but a brief period market was again The depression 0'clos when tracts ¢ the ing $1,612,000. The The Evening Post' There was a bullish continued used a rally, were generally firm. trading was fairly active, following thirty minute rd turn, which lasted for and long before noon tf on the downward move. until nearly 2 covering of short con- and the final dealings In the bond market the the sales aggregat- market was generaily fair. ‘s London cablegram says feeling everywhere toda but actual dealings were chiefly confined to South American se strong. American improvement, clos} best a very favorable Mercantile difficult ported from serious. The Dundee curities, which rails showed ng % per cent were very a further under the The rise in Bouth Americans indicated speculative outlook here. fes in the jute trade re- are reported very following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today Alcmnm i EXpross. Alton. T, Hoers do piil § Am. Expresa. ... Baltimorc & Ollo. Canada Pacific ... Canada Southern. Central Pacifie Clies. & Ohio 2 Chicago Alton. .. C.B.& Chicagotas. ... o g Gils 15 C.CC&SLL.,.. 3 Colo. Coal & Iron Cotton Ol Cert. Del. & Hudson. ..\ Del. Lick. & W G. Nortliern pid. C. &E.LDfd...... Hocking Vailey. 111 Central ... St.P. & Duluth. ... K.& T.ofd,.,. .. Lake Erie & W do_pfd Lake Shore Lead Trust Loutsvilied ¥ sville & N AanAntian Con. Memphis & C Michigan Cent. Mo, Pacifie. ... Mobile & Ohio. Nashville Chat Natlonal Cor pid.. N, diirai N &'W. pfla North Am. Go 57 144 Oregon 19 Centrai. .. Y. & N. Eng.... Ontario & W. Tmp 2114 | Oregon 10.8. L. & U N1 a [Pagifie Mai.. A8 | Bl s 393 Pullman Palice.. ig| Rexding... 314 Richmond pra Souther 1035, Sont. v Uhion Pacific U. S Exprass W.SLL &P do pfd...... Wells Fargo B, Western Unlon. .. W. &L, E... do ptd ...l M &St L. &R G The shares, Burling & Ohio, 4.9007 30; Loulsville preferred, Ning, 2.900; ; SU Paul, total including ton, Ch New YORK, L 1 per cent; r cent pRlAE M RL) I iness in b mand_and $.85 rates, $4.86@1.87 and $M1L G4, 41 SILVER GOVERNMENT 1 raflroad bonds, Closing quotations NEW Atchis Aug. SRTIFIC were 172, Sugar, $0,815; e 5 penke ectrie, n Pa- 3,320; sland, f stocks today & St L. 40, Rock oney Market. 31.—MONEY ON CALL— fast Toan, 1 per cent; closed CANTILE PAPER—3@5 per cent. NCHANGE—Dull and_easy, with kers' bills at $1.861 1.86% 4@4.86% for 60 days: posted $4.87G4.58; commercial’ bills, “ATES—64c bid. HONDS—Firm; - state bonds, rm. on bonds were as follows: 114/ D & B I8 dsrez... L. 1134 |Evle Snds.. LS. 48 conp.. Ll . 28 v Pacific (s of 3., Ala. Clags A. 0434 | N.J. Ce Nissourt Ga....... 100 N.C. 1y dods.. I C. nonfind. enn. new set 6 Tennnew set s ... Tenn. old 0s. Va. Centuries. ... do deferred Atchison 45, 2 A i M| P 105 o84 106 |U. P. & .0, B, A0 K., ... M. K. & T Tot 480 o Zdds... Mutual Unfon . ut, Gen. 8. No. Pac. 18ts. |Nc “1sts. |St. P’ Consola 74" |SUP. . &P. W.5s. N5 SUL& 1M Gen.on. 7°|8. L &S.F. Gon Tex. Pac. 1615 o 48...... 15ts o1 ‘i 102 | West Shore 4s.. Boston Stoo BOSTON, Aug. 31 ume loans, St pe Quotations. Al loans, 14@2 par cont: r cent. Closing prices for onds aud mining s Am. Sugir pid. Bay Stato Gis.. Bell Telephone EBoston & Albany.. Boston & Main C.o B & Q. Fitehburg prd. Gen, Elevirie nois Stee Mexiean N Y.&N. E old Qrey Kuboe San tngh, Bl 07| W. Elec. pla 10%| Wis. Centr: | Atehiwon 2ds. . | Atchison 4s. Ti4|Gen. Electric 55, %/ Win. C lats .. 17% | Nituies Nitntog Go. 08| AL b 40" | Boston & Montana N lutte & Houto New York Min NEW YORK. Aug. ng Qaotations. 31.—The following are thy £ NG GUOLALIOoNY: Tiator own POl Outario.= Oplir, San Franols: SAN FRANCISCO, quotations (Or mini lows Belle 1810 Bele Best & eicher. Bodie Con Bulwer Chollar. ... . Con. Cal. & Vi Crown Point Eureka Con. Sierra Ne \dard Union €c Yellos a Miniag Qu Aug. $1.—The offiial closing 17 BLOCES LAY W Tlale & Noreroas... 0 Mexiewn 110 Mono. 32 Ophi 2.0 ri Novida. n Stock Quotutions. New York exc count PARIS, Aug. 31 for the 'account tor checks. par; commercial, te die Three Exchange r cent on rentes, London, ~Drafts, sight, LONDON. Aug. 31 Ganvdian Pacite.. Frie. ... Erie 24y 1lis. Cenia 2\ Mexican ordinary. 49 m. cloatuz T~ (8t Bay com 10% N. Y. Central 70" Ponnayi 07 Reading.. 193 | Mex. Cen. now 4 la. DATLY ONAHA LIVE SH]CI\ MARKETS i - COattle Reoeipts Show'a Gocd Inc-ease Over Last Week's Figiros ONLY A FEW BEEF STEERS OFFERED Cornfeds Seareo and erally for What Hogs Go Five to Further Up the Seale. Buy Can aying Tibe RIDAY, Aug., 81, 4,700 cattle and cattle, 6460 hogs and 1676 cattle, Friday of last far the receipts 394 hogs and 1,280 cattle, 35,212 hogs the same days this it will be been a heavy gein fall- The 7,000 and ¢ 6,442 hogs week, For amount to 16 sheep, as against and 3,123 sheep of last noted that during the week in cattle, ing oft in the hog rec:ipts CATTLE—The recelpts of cattle about the same in number almost three times as large as Friday of last week. Out of received fifteen loads were consigned to the packers from Kansas City were no very good corn-fed eattle ket being as bar in that respect the rule during the past few days, There was a demand for a few good cattle and the market on anything really desirable was fully steady. The market on cow stuff was very slow and lower, The offerings were large, it being estimated that there was as high s eighty cars in the yards. With so much to select from the buyers were inclined to be rather particular and were in no great hurry to fiill thier orders. The supply of stockers and feeders was hardly so large as on yesterday, but there was enough to fully satisfy the demand. The market was rather slow and easier. The extent of the demand for stock cattle is a surprise to most deai- rs. It was expected that the short corn crop would cut oft the demand for stockers and fecders, but, on the contrary, in some sections it appears to have stimulated the demand. A great many farmers ar: buying stock cattle to put in their stalk fields, The hooks of the Stock Yards company show that there were more stockers and feed:rs shipped into the country in July than there was in July a year ago. While the figures for the prisent month are not complete, it looks as if there would be some gain over August of last year. Representative sales: DRES BEEF. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. N 168300 LW 3 Cows today against were 4,890 yesterday, recelpts hogs sheep and 90 sheep on week thus 57 cattle 10,130 for From has the week. there but a slight today were but on as yesterday the the run number direct There the mar- s has been 10 1 | 8 9 0 00 00 200 00 ) 200 HEIFERS. HEIFERS COWS AND FOCKE w3 SRS ANL FEEDER 18 steers. 15 cows. .. 13 strs (g 2 cows. 1 cow.. . 2 bulls . 50 8 steers......] 6 400 8 stocrs.. HOGS—There was a slight gain in the receipts of hogs over yesterday and Friday. As to quality, theve was about the usual proportion of light, trashy pigs and light hogs, but there were some pretty good loads. One choics load brought $5.90. The market was fairly active, and, though somewhat un- even, it could be quoted BSe to 10¢ higher Representative sales: No. Av. No. 146 10.. 1853 [ 8 109 12 ] T tgzEEss |.', 65 ROUGH. 56 10, 1001 ] " 150 i here were no fresh receipts of sheep and nothing to make a market. Prices remained unchanged. Fair to good natives are quotable at $2.26@2.75; fair to good westerns, $2.00@2.40; common and SHEEP- steck shoep, $1.75: @ : good to choice, $2.28 CHICAGO LIVE STOUK, There Was a Quicter Feeling Yesterday In the Cattle Market n th Those who ) v looking fo . ex appeared to have hand, and_the THaL. braNeh of | CHIC g t lay e wut comp brisk the for ¥ t The meager | wipt fay h il i any pr v mat natives of all g 1 out basia of from §1 and bulls; fr st f # from & y common extra dressed b My toers. Al 2,000 westerns and | xans e Wl found buyers ¢ o Thursday's | Cholee ateers sold 10¢ lower than yesic Sales of hogs were generally at an advance on yesterday's prices of from e to 10c, the main being more noticeal common to fair than in cholee qualities. Comparatively a very emall part of the offer bolow $5.60, while the best of the heavy ex brought from $6.15 $0.20, und the best of the 1ght sold at §6. Shipy had 1ot of orders to Al yesterday's v n provision Stimulate pressing demand. The roece which e the day wer imated at 13,009, amounted About 16,000, That Is o smajl supply for a Ir Qay, and I was very soon bought up, the by it from $5.60 to $5.95 for light and at from §.30 to $6.05 for medium and heavy The «heep marke: seems Incapibl out of th ugh in which it has been flounder nk for many weeks. Within the present month cattle have gained more than $1 per 100 and hois have ndvanced from e to 81, though ship ments of 1 were materially lavger than for the corresponding time last year: but sheep and Tambs, which show a_decrense for the last two months of something 1k n | very litile more today 1o Thin week's arriy . aby 0,00 hend, and they in Fange of from $1 0§50 for sheen und at { $1.50 (0 $4.35 for lumbs, There were but on two sales of sheep at better than $3.35 and v few at better than $5.10, while < helow 8 took most of the There w i toduy, and the tendency in ( limbs now appears to be upward Rocelpts—Cattle, 8,000 head: calves, 300 head 16,000 head; sheep, 15,000 hewd. vening Journal reports S—Receipts, 16,000 head, official yesterday, head; shipments, 10,630 v 6000 heud: arality very active and fiem, with prices 410 the parties_buying: sales 6,00 for Hight; 5,200 @b.05 for mixed 5 A sHipping s, $2.006 Texins and 195,000 Nead, are w Uan they were at the | Junt ¢ ‘ xtreme | om | | 1 official head nts yesterday, 3,08 ity active; good grades steidy lowor ccelpts Loduy heud: official head: shipments yesteidiy, 48 firm and 5G10c higher yeste head; markel other 1ex 10 SHEEP~] yesterday, 9, head et 16,000 Il pts wnd Disposition of Stock. Official receipts and _disposition of stock as shawn by the books of the Union Stock Yaris compiny for the tweity-four hours ending at 3 ock . m., Friday, Au RECE Cattle Hogs Buyers. Omaha King compy he G, H, Hammond « Swift_and Company The Cudahy 1,143 Brittain s Mool 5 Ker & Degen thschild 7. Lobman L. Becker Cudahy, from K. . Shippers and feeders Left over 1417 Pl Kausas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Aug 31—CATTLE-Re shipments, 5,000 head: ma for | h slow and W steor beel steers, $3.250 stockers: and 2 native dors, $1.4003.4 4,000 head; shipments, ng to 10 higher: cl Kiles, $5.50705.00; heayies, Wi0.00: packers, £, Nixed, $.20@5.50 i, $.2505.70; pigs, $3.43615.25 HEEP — Receipts,” 200 head d: market slow, but steady; g natives, & & hotce @3.00: common und_ stockers, $2.000 cholee lawbs, $3.3004. 2. Receipts market ak to lower; bulk ais Live Stock Ma CATTLIE shipments, 600 head. On of cholce cattle offer ey Poor steers of 1,100 (o 1,200 Ihw, scll light £ 800 10 i 5 i Toxas st teceints two smal Brought § At $LM074.00 2000 ipts ) head: shipn market str and higher: top, $6; bulk 5 and eommon to medium 00 head tirm; native York Live Stock Marker. YORK, A 31.-BEEVES d; on ‘sale, 47 c ket d_cattle 10c higher rour ;% cars unsold; native steers, prime $1.25605.60; ordinary o medium. $3 mon, 3,404 und oxen, $ bulls and_ cows, 812562 AND LAMBS—Receipts, 4,500 active; values firmer; shecp, $3.00013. 15 head market lambs. HOC R market to cholee, $6.1 ad fitm; fair ek 1o Sight. Record of recefpts at the four pal kets for Friday, August 31, mar- Hogs. S 7,160 16,000 000 ath Omaha Chicago sas City Louls 1 of Trewsury Cash. sh bal $12 w0, of The total teceipts sury during the pres: $41,091,330, and the dis- leaving 4 surplus for the month of $ although _the disbursements today exceeded the recelpts by $H551% Of the celpts, $11.804,914 were from customs and $ 7% from’ internal revenue. Only $M317 was ived today Yeveniie Bourcos, this ia thought st entirely from of oleomar; tobaceo stamps. mle who, duri time the tariff bili % fh’the hanas sident, paid $500,000 a_single day vald last Wednes time in several pts paid to amount to me d (hix inere {s expected to continue until a large part of the g0ods in bond shall have been withdrawn. T nsion payments this month amount to $1 55, treasury today was which 245, gold_reserve i all sources At the t nt month unt o bursements 331,658,504, Liverpool Markets. Aug. 31— WHEAT-Steady No. 2 red, winter, 45 3d; LIVERPOC mand moderate, red, spring, 4s 7d CORN—I dema 58 11%d; firm: demand poor 45 % 48 10140; Novenil FLOUT demand poor; St winte PROVI a, firm futu no demand. Merate; prime mess, we firm; demand m prime 608, H mand short s, Bacon, firm; ¢ mand good: cut, 43 vibs, 42; long clear, 415 64; long short clear, 56 1bs., 0s. %, firm. 38i3—Firm| dem A8, 1 poor; new mixed, pot eptember, ber, 1 teady Louls faney, demand poor; spg ork, firm; demn tern, 72 6d; mediu; derate; extra India mess, Hams, steady; ¢ nd good; fnest white and colored, New York Dry Goods Market, NEW YORK, Aug The of commission merchants was nol %o active on previous days, in fact, It was very good through orders and engagéments by the local trade, while the invisible movement was very The market 18 firmer oll around and s mre prospected In (he very near the advanced cost of gray cloths, ¥ low grades of bleached cot {ons must be higher to return a small margin of pum As usual at the « of the w Job- rs wei b ring the way for next k. Printing cloths are quiet at 2e bid apd no siles upparent demand us City Markets. KANSAS CITY, Aug. WHEAT 2 hard, 41G471 A6 46 7 L 46GH01EC; rejected, No. & mixed, 5252l ¥irm; e high . 2 mixed, S1G3N4 0,000 wa.; corn, 1,000 by SHIPMENTS 3,600 by oats, none. Wheat, 2,50) bu.; Cotton Murket NEW ORLEANS, Aug 3L--COTTON—Quiet and steady; sales, spot, 236 bales: to arrive, 400 Dales: receipts, 3,749 biles; exporis 1o contin. 114 bales: stock, 90, futures, vusy 11,600 balew; Septe 30.006,2; O« @629, November Decemb G40 Januury, $6.49G6.30, February N. W. HARRIS & CO. BANKERS, 163165 Dearborn-st., Chicago. 15 Wall-st., New York. 70 State-st., Boston. i BONDS 655006, lclfm. WATER and OTHER HIGH GRADE Bought and Bold. Correspondence Bolicited. { tempts at | hold of any single criminal as they have to | negrozs have been arr | appeared BEST PUREST AND MOST ECONOMICAL: ey THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANYctcogo. S Cheffoniers at Half Price. & | t)!\h!h'.l’ ; See Samples Il Gl SN Windows WE PLACE ON SALE this week 100 lavge, elegant Chef- @ fonicrs, made of solid cuk, polish finish, with LARGE, FRENCH = PIA’I‘E MIRRORS, at half former prices, to sell them quick. By reason of having the largest amount of drawer room, a cheflonier is a most convenient, useful, and almost indispensable piece of furniture B 2nd 1o home is completo without one, § @ $7.75 for a Cheffonicr worth $16. 9.99 for a Cheffonicr worth $20. $11.50 for a Cheffonicr worth $23. $12.50 for a Cheffonier worth $25. a Cheffonier worth $27. $17.50 for a Cheffonier worth $19.50 for a Cheffonier worth $40. $24.50 for a Cheffonier worth $50, ¢ EXTRA---BIG GARPET SALE. . Good Ingrain Carpets. . 35¢ Bl Heavy Ingrain Curpets BOc All Wool 2 Carpets. 75¢ Body Bruss:ls Carpets. 1.25 Velvet Carpets 1.40 3.50 fo worth worth § . worth worth worth Linoleums . ir Carpet Terms: Cash or Easy Payments. Formerly Pefipie s Mammoth Ima]l n21! Housd, nd 10 cents for postage on Big "9 Catalogue. Write for Baby Carriage Catalogue—Mailed Free. Goods sold on payments in Council Bluffs & South Omaha Close evening at 6:30 except Saturds 65 Mo i Stand at the Head. For thirty Ducber Watch Casor Duinth W have been endorsed by Aus. 3L, every prominent dias 3 o s lerin the United States, AusUELZS M CBen) / The Ducbor trade No. 1 northern, mark in this country, Rt (R and the Hail mark in I England are o guarans tecof pure metal, 17- jewel Hampden moves ments in Ducher cascs stand at the head. 1f your dealer does not keep our watches mall s’ your address and we will send you the name of o denler who does. Tix DUEsK® Wazck WoRKs, Canton, O Don’t Foo! With Your Eyn. Headache Caused by Eye Strain. Many persons whose lLeads are constantly ache ing have uo iden what relief sclentificaly fite ted glasseo will give thew. This theory I8 1o oniversally established. “‘Improperly fitted gla s, will Invariably increase the trouble and may lead to TOTAL BLINDNESS.' Our sbility ta wdjust glasses wafely and correctly 18 beyond question. Consult us. Eyes tested free of charge. THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. Opposite Paxton FHotel. 9476, 51 Aug.” 31 O%¢; sales, 5100 bal 800" bales! TON—1-16¢ middling i Teceipts, s, none; s 301,000 bu.; shipments, wh 'Frisco Wheat Market. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.—WHEAT. December v, $.0%; cleared, centals, Dull; 61,668 —_—— THINK IT 18 JOE WILLIAMS, Omaha OMcers Believe that They Have at Last Located Him. Sherift Drexel left for Primghar, la., yes- terday after the negro who is supposed to be Joe Willlams, the notorious poisoner for whom the Omaha police have been looking for two years past. Information has been received at the sherifi’s office which leaves no reasonable doubt in their minds but that the Primghar suspeet Is really the much- wanted Joe. The crime with which Willlams is charged was committted December 28, 1592. Wil- liams was on terms of intimacy with a fam- 1ly named Ewing in the northern part of the city, and had sustained criminal relations with the daughters of Ewing. On this ac- count some feeling was engendered, and when it was found that poison had been put in the coffee drank by the family on the morning named, Willilams was suspected of being the eulprit. Albert Ewing, the young- est child, dled on the same day from the effects of the drug, and as the evidence of Williams' guilt became conclusive, he disap- peared, and since then has eluded all at- capture. The Omaha police have never made such a determined effort to get LOOK FOR THE GOLD flrnold’s h[flfllfl-{i&lflfl Splendid curs ik Itoadache, Br wustio Nouraluli o arselal oF con s fo T Thatism, Giout, Kidnsy Disords brs. ebmin, Ao, Aildoie 4o Aunhn iis and other exceuses. Prico, and Eflervescont. ] THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. G 11618 Westorn suam CHICAGY For sale by all druggglsts, Omaha e sgont for Nevous or FINANCIAL. DI]R WEEKLY MARKE? LETTER 1d to {nvestors. Since January lay hands on the negro poisoner, and a dozen lctlons have been fii- ted at various points be discharged, as it them was the right filled MAILED FREE UPON REQUEST, Our Co-operative Stock Combinations are prov= {nk Wghly profitable. and are valuable to those A position of making & business of follow JFattary 1nt . for assaulting a rallroad | phles free upon mw-\ another negro FISHER CO., Stock Brokers, he was stealing a ride, when the conductor 18 and 20 rondway, Now York CiLy, tricd to put them oft. They both pitched detuiod onte the oMclal and gave him a terrible beat- LOUDON. Ing. He was suspes ted of being the Omaha Commission Merchant criminal, and was so thoroughly identified in Grain and Prov only to none of on suspiclon, that man he present Primghar authoritie: corductor, In company with various ways that Sherift Drexel Is satisficd that he is the right man. The sheriff is accompanied by a colored man who was well acquainted with the prisoner, in order to make the identification complete : - For quality, purity, boquet and health- fulness there 18 no wine as good as Cook's Extra Dry, Imperial Champagne, it Private wires to Chicago and New York All business orders Dlaced on Chicuga Board of Trade. Correspondence solicited. Qffice: room 4 New York Life Bullding Xelephone