11,000. Market steady to lower. Best
natives. $5.000/5 25; good and useful.
$4.25(//4.80; others, $3.10(/i)4 15; Tex
ans. $2.10@2.80; rangers, $2.65@3 90
Sh(!ep—Receipts. 4,000. Market dull.
Natives. $3 50(3)5 25; Westerns. $l.00(o
--4.35: Texans. $3.60@-f.40.
Bank Clearing*.
New York, Sept 2. .—A table com
piled by Bradstreet’s gives the clearing
house returns for the week ending Thurs
day night, Sept. 1. as follows:
Inc. Dee.
New Y0rk5547,182,000 21.7
('hicago 94,112,000 3 0
Boston 73,860.000 14.0
Philadelphia ... 56,074,000 3 O
St Louis 21,519.000 2.6
San Francisco... 16,944,000 19 0
Pittsburg 13,402,000 17 5
Cincinnati 12,006.000
Baltimore 11,293.000 25 I
Kansas City .... 9,302.000 2 4
Minneapolis 7,132 000 10 8
Denver 5 676.000 42.7
New Orleans.... 5.258.000 11.4
Omaha 4,790,000 42 4
St. Paul f>,7
Galveston 3.921,000 25.3
Portland, (Ore). 1,743,000
Salt Lake 1.479,000 2 5
St attic 967,000 40.6 ... ».
'Tacoma 801,092 lit;
Spokane 779.588
Helena 689.491
1 jos Angeles 167,097 31.8
Great Falls 268.479
'Totals for the principal cities of the
United States, week ended Sept. 1, 1892,
$965,150.62). Decrease IIS per cent
compared with the same week last year.
Telegrnphers in Session,
Kansas City, Sept. 2. —The telegraph
operators who arc in the city to form a
new fraternal organization called the
“Brotherhood of Telegraphers,” met this
morning. There are only a few opera
tors present, as most of those expected
will not arrive until tonight. 'This morn
ing was taken up mainly in informal dis
cussion. The most important matters
will probably be taken up tomorrow. The
operators still maintain the utmost secrecy
as to their plans.
A ( lever AVoiiiun.
