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ft * &ronS Eridonce of Hoturntng Oonfldenca
Among Easiness Mon.
COUNTRY COLLECTIONS HOLD UP WELL
Block * of Merchandise lifting Koiluced to n
Loir I'oint The Itoturn of Oonll-
dcnoo Must Makn llunlnou
Active Later In the Year.
The actual business situation as affecting
the local Jobber * has not changed materially
during the past vf cok , but there Is undenia
' bly n much moro confident feeling. Every
* ono Is still cautious and strongly Inclined to
the ido of conservatism In all business
transactions , but the gloomy predictions often
ton days ago are uo longer heard.
The volume of business without doubt
will ho somewhat restricted during July , as
merchants of all classes , from jobbers to
retailers , nro strongly Imbued with n deter
mination to reduce stocks and clean up their
business as closely ns possible. Every mer
chant Is Htnvinf ? to soil out his stock of
mon bandlso , collect In his accounts , pay un
bills and put himself In shape to start anow.
As a rule business men anticipate their
vranti and buy In advance whou goods nro
offered at a seeming low price or when thuro
U a prospect of an advance In the market.
At the present tlmo every ono Is trying to
dispose of what ho has , even If ho focls that
it will cost him moro t } stock up again later
on. In other words , the speculative feature
has been eliminated and merchants arc soil
ing goods nml only buying when they can no
longer do without. Stocks of goods all over
the country are being run down to a very
low pblnt.
\Vhllothouncortalntyns to future finan
cial conditions wns the real cause of such a
conservative policy among business men ,
there Is another cause ut work , at the pres
ent tlmo , which has much weight with the
country retailors. July is the month that
makes or rums the com crop In Nebraska ,
and by the tlmo August Is reached the f uturo
of the crop can bo qulto accurately foretold.
As there Is so much dependent upon the corn
crop In this state , country mcrcnnnts usually
buy very sparingly until doubt as to the out
come ot the crop Is settled.
In splto of the tendency on the part of the
retailers to limit tholr orders , the Jobbers of
Omaha report that they nre doing it very fair
business for July and have no complaints to
make. Some of them report that they are
doing moro business than they expected.
Collections In the country hnvo hcjd up re
markably well. Extensions are asked for In
BOino sections and there are some reports to
the effect that farmers are not paying thotr
store bills very promptly , but there are al
ways complaints of this nature 'during the
middle of the summer.
A Jobber observes that there Is very llttlo
excuse for hard times in Nebraska. There
may bo reason for hard times in the east ,
where many largo industries have been
closed down , throwing men out of employ *
niont and whcro the money stringency has
been severely felt. In Minnesota and other
wheat growing states It la not strange that
times are bard whcnvhoat is selling for loss
than It costs to grow It. In the silver states
the closing of the mines would naturally
have a depressing effect , but Nebraska has
had none of thcso difficulties to contend
with. On the contrary , Nebraska had a
largo corn crop nnd moro cattle and hogs
than over boforonnd fortunately everything
that she had to sell has brought unusually
high prices all the year through. Thcro Is
no reason why money should not bo as plenty
as ever in the state as the farmers have had
largo returns from tholr crops and no unusual -
usual expenditures.
The only reason for hard times in Ne
braska is a luck of confidence , a lear that
something might go wrong. The moro care
fully the situation in Nebraska Is studied
the luoro evident it becomes that all busi
ness Interests in the stuto will bo as prosper
ous ns over ns soon as the people get over
their scaro. , hcuco the better fooling among
business men noted abovo.
Some local Jobbers are commencing to pro-
dlct that the full business will bo something
phenomenal. They argue that by the latter
part of August or 1st of Septouibor confi
dence will bo restored and the merchants of
the country who are now striving to reduce
their stocks will suddenly realize that they
have moro confidence than goods and then
tbo rush will commence. The mon who are
tunning this prediction were talking very
blno ton days ago.
Another cause that is aiding in no small
degree to rcstoro conlldonca is the easing up
of the money market in Now York City.
The banks are retiring the loan certlllcatos
issued while the money stringency was the
most severe. The percentage of cash used
iti the payment of balances ut the clearing
house is becoming greater each day. Thu
New York banks report the receipt of largo
nmounts of uurrunuy from the country uud a
noticeable decrease in the applications for
rediscount and other accommodations from
country banks.
It looks very rauchns If the money squeeze ,
which cnmo on gradually , has reached the
turning point and that thcro will bo a
gradual casing up in tlio .situation from
now on.
The Wcxik's dimrlncs.
The bank clearings nt Omaha for the past
week show a decrease of 17 per cent , as com
pared wltti the corresponding week In 18'JJ. ,
A ween , however , Is too .short a tlmo for
comparisons to bo inndo of any great import *
nnco. Two or thr'o largo transactions may
swell the clearings for ono weolr to an extent -
tent that would iiuiko quite u dlfforonco in
the percentage of that week , whorons if the
whole month were taken Into account they
1 \\ould make no appreciable difference.
The avoraco dully clearings for the flrst
two weeks of this month are jVSU,3Jr > , while
the average dally clearings for the whole
month of July. 18U2 , were { ilOUO.l > i . This
would maku thu decrease for this month
about 7 per cent as compared with July of
last your.
AS mi.V HKKti IT.
Nut I.Itlln Chunc" In llio Situation , Vet
Uuu l.tttlu In for tlin Ilittior ,
Mr. W. H. Hoberson , Omaha manager of
H. G. Dun & Co. , spoukimjof the trade situa
tion , says ;
"Locally the situation Is not much changed
for the better. Thcro Is comfort In the
thought , iiowovor , that what llttlo change
there Is is not for the worse- . Our banks
apouk confidently of the near future , nnd
t > ooj4o generally nro very much less ap-
proifonsivo that ) they were n. week Hiid a
month ago. l oans nro not sought nnd
maturing paper Is not cheerfully extended.
People generally are adapting themselves to
the conditions and economy la the general
order In business and household matters.
Heady money is not plentiful , but local col
lections nro a little bolter. Ono comfortable
fualuro of the situation la that creditors are
rather moro lonlont with debtors thai : at
other tlmos whcro they show a disposition
to moat their obligations.
"The comptroller of the currency issued
his call on thu national banks for the lUth
init. , mut the statements for the city will
appear In n day or two , They show n fall
ing- off lu dupoxlts , a might bu expected , but
thu cash resources of our tltianel.il Insti
tutions are gratlfyingly largo In
proportion to obligations. Consider-
nblo erlticUm of the comptroller is
hoard among bankers for demanding
n statement just at this Juncture when people
plo are > o particularly timid and some banks
must make a bad comparative showing to
thoao who examine thu figures without tak
ing the unusual circumstances into consider-
j/ all on. lu Otnahu thu banks will uot bo un-
" P favorably affected , hut In some of the far
"V western states and in some coun
ties in Nebraska the call at this
time may prove a positive nnd
unnecessary Injury. The comptroller
would have been just as vigilant In public
interest uud far moro considerate to trade
generally had ho waited n montn for the ul-
inosphoro to clear up u llttlo , ilut Mr , Eckels
1 noa banker himself ; ho is the comp.
' ' trailer and his discretion U largo ,
"lu tbo wholesale district * trade generally -
, orally is quiut. Only hardware aud grocery
dealers speak of good trade. Out in the
> t to where crop prospects are favorable
P the feellnu U eailcr and merchants
mis boRiuuing to buy less conservatively ,
but from tbo sections vrhoro a crop
failure 1 probable , order * are coming lu
slowly nnd collections ftro hivrd. The weak
merchant * nro having a hard time of it , and
many of thorn nro irolnR to the vrMl , tliough
the not liabilities nro not laret * . It will Vo a
fortnight or n month yet , in the opinion of
clour-headed business mont before wo can
look for nny distinctive Iraprovomcnt. but
when the tldo turns the ronctlon vrlll bo
sharp , nnd tt Is Ronorally believed tno recov
ery will lw coniploto. "
HANK CI.KAIUNOS JIKYIKWIM ) .
HIM Not Uncreated Milch Aeeoril-
in IT to Clrnrtne lloniie lloport * .
During the List few years the clearings of
the national banks of the country liavo como
to bo regarded as an Important feature in
flnnnclal reports. The vrdekly statements
arne looked forward to ana nro studied with
no little interest by business men nnd capi
talists. ! Wlillo these reports may nt times
bo inflated by unusual conditions , such aa n
flurry in real estate or n speculative craze in
sorno other direction , it is stfo : to say they
furnish , under ordinary circumstances , a
very good Indication of the actual volume of
business transacted.
At times business rimy1 appear dull on the
surfiico and the markets may bo dovold of
tuolr usual activity , but at the same tlmo
there may bo a largo amount of regular busi
ness transacted in so quiet and unostenta
tious a manner as to escape gcnarul notlco.
When business appears qulot on the surfnco
people cry "hard times , " and whan this surface -
face business Is flourishing the word Is
passed about , "times nro good. " The fact Is.
times nro not always what they seem nnd
the great volume of business , the underflow
of trade ns It were , cannot always bo meas
ured by surface indications. The bank clear
ings are useful ns showing the increase or
doorcase In thu volume of regular commer
cial transactions that otherwise would bo a
Micro matter of conjecture.
Just nt present thcro Is a loud cry of "hard
times'1 timl every ono is talking about the
dullness of business , alow collections nnd
the general absence from trade of all snap
nnd energy. No ono denies tliut , tlioro is
widespread depression nnd lack of confidence ,
but has there been after all any very great
shrinkage in the volume of legitimate busi
ness In Omaha ?
All enterprises ofn speculative character
have boon abandoned on account of the 01 111-
culty of borrowing money , but people must
cat and wear clothe * nnd live In houses , and
while they may practice economy they can
not do entirely without these things. A
careful Investigation of the bank clearings
of Omaha will throw some light on this sub
ject. As business is naturally larger during
certain seasons of the year , each month
must bo company ] , not with the preceding ,
but with the corresponding month of pre
vious years.
U'ho following will show the clearings for
each month of the year since the opening of
the Omaha clearing house :
-I SJjf.35 C5 S W * : , , N- *
H. laiabWa.-ii'i.Viis's
s g gJSSSwa *
SM |
r > j J-rsVpVi ; V > | o-5 " J oo
cs I o- * * -t ;
3 s ) --UOrf-MW
d4v ! J5--l-JlOta- I
J- _ O 54 Clp tS "I a J W l I , _ .
c 'eisosii5Mpi5"b ; oo
I 1 I I 1 I 13tr3Wr3W
; ; ; ; ; PP Pr13
f I ; J Z J Wv3 > OpX |
i ; ; i ; i ooaj c'j
A careful study of these figures will show
that there was a. constant increase in the
clearings from the organization of the clear-
Ins house until 18'Jl. During that year there
was a'heavy shrinkage iu the volume of
business , owing to the crop fulluro of 1890 ,
and Dfornbcr was the only month iu which
the clt , Pfjs showed any increase. The
total clculiig3 of 18'Jl fell shprt of the total
for 18'JO by fW.SSO.US ) .
In 1S'J3 there was an enormous Increase in
the clearings , tha loss of the previous year
being fully mudo up.
The clearings for January of tbo present
year were the largest In the history of the
cleiiaing house and almost double what they
were iu 18U1. Following down the 18'JJ
column of figures it will bo noted that the
clearings for each month show n heavy in-
rrcuso ever the corresponding months in
praviousyoars. The total clearings for the
six months of this year are $174,770,743 ; for
the correspond Ing months in 18SU , $138,22' ) . .
511 j ana Sloy,505UI5 In 18'Jl ,
Lust year business was generally consid
ered good , wliilo this year it is reported dull ,
and yet for the first six months of the year
there has boun a gain over ISM of # 30,0 11 , .233
in thu clearings. The crop failure caused
thu clearings during the first six months of
Ib'Jl to decrease $ 'JllSt'J07 ) as compared with
the previous year , while this year there has
been a gain over the preceding year of & )0- )
'
5I1U ; ui the face p'f the muuh-tdlkod-about
financial depression.
Those llgurcs would naturally suggest
that a crop failure Is fur moro disastrous
to business than a financial flurry. It
may bo claimed , however , that the present
financial squeeze was not felt during the
first months of the year 'and that these
months should not bo included In the com
parisons. TuUo , then , the lust full month ,
Juno , und follow out the same comparisons.
As compared with lust year there was an
Incioaso in the clearings of frVj OSil , and
there was no panlo last yonr In Juno , but , on
the contrary , business was considered good.
A gain of nearly $1,000,000 In a mouth would
not ordinarily bo of much consequence , but
the fact that It vrui made at u time when
business was generally considered vor" dull
gives it unusual Importance. Again , the
total clearings for Juno , f-'O.-mi.lU-H , in addi
tion to being the largest for that month iu
the history of the Omaha clearing house ,
has noyor been exceeded previous to this
year , excepting by the months of July ,
October and I > oconibor of IBW ,
During the p.-csoijt month of July thcro
1ms boon n slight aocrcaso in the cle.trlugs ,
und it 1s moro ttmu likely that the total for
tbo mouth will full short of lust year's total 1 ,
but unless the decline becomes much moro
rapid toward the close of the month llio loss
will bo slight.
It must bo berne in iniud that for the
ilrst six months there was a gain lu the
clearings amounting to $30,5 , ! ! , ' ) , and that
the clearings would have to drop oft almost
50 per cent during July , August and Septem
ber to wlpo that out , no
.Kvoryouo anticipates that business will re
vive about the mlddlo of September , If eDt
sooner , aud should there bo no disaster to
the growing crop there Is every reason to , toe
Hove that business during the last three
mouths of the year will bo very active. It Is
therefore by uo menus unreasonable to Isn
ticipate that the total clearings for the year
will bo fully up to 1SW and perhaps show ara
substantial gain.
Tbo lady aeronaut will make a balloon
ascension and parachute jump this after
noon at Courtluud beach.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Was Weak Yesterday in Spite of
Heavy Exports.
CONDITIONS UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE
In Corn There VFnn Light Trnilo nnd
Fluctuation * Were UmiMintljr Limited
L'ommuilofi Concerns Took OI r-
Unite Ilendllr.
CHICAGO , July 13. Wheat was weak today In
splto of the heavy exports , the bad crop re
ports and the steady to firm cables. The
weakening factor was the lilt of bank state
ments of condition and the business failures.
This was more than sufllctont to oftsot the
more favorable news In the way of crop pros-
peels tiiul under n moderate display of firm-
ncss there was a gradual decline of nearly 54c
withasubscquontslow and uncertain rally.
Iusnmorospc'b ! > the conditions won ) unus
ually favorable. The exports from both coasts
for the week wore 4,125,000 bu. . In wheat and
flour , the largest , It Is said , with four excep
tion * , over nuido In ono nook in the history of
our export tnulo and shows the foreign dcmnnd
to Ira on a gigantic scnlo , but with llttlo fuss or
nolso , as though buyers were quietly picking
up all tnpy could got. fluctuation * were confined -
fined within a Ho range and the closing was
about ? ic lower for July , ! Jc lower for Soptora-
bor and JJc lower for December than tud clos
ing figure of yesterday.
In corn tlioro was n light trndo and the fluc
tuations were limited toic range. The crop
showed llttlo change from yostordny. The
local operator * were Inclined to look to the
financial troubles In tlio southwest , but the
oirernijM were readily taken by commission
concerns ) , though showers were icported
ever the west , moro than was needed , and
especially In the southern part of Kant as and
thu central portions of western status. The
crop It said to bo 1 ho most promising for the
past few days , owing to the excessive heat ,
which It was fanrodmlghtclinngo the prospect
In SOMO localities. Receipts , while liberal ,
were not nearly us largo as predicted.
Offerings of oats wuro light. Prices ad
vanced l/o for July from yesterday's close.
September advanced } { c nnd closed steady.
Kocclpts were less than expected.
A feature of the provision market Is the fact
that thu new speculative products are not
being traded In , which Is unusual at this sea
son of the year. Wright was nn open seller
Ills sales for the past few days. It
was report ed , would probably aggregate 4,000.-
000. Lard was sold by the packers nnd thnn
bid up 2Oc by Otiduhy's brokers mid declined
27Kc from top prlcus. At the close , compared
with lust nlghl , lard showed u decline of ou for
.September and 12Jic for October. lllbs are
from 2Dc to 27Hc olf. 1'ork closed nt an ad
vance of 15c , but with scarcely any business
done In It. '
Mstlnmted recoluts for Monday : Wheat ,
43 curs ; corn , 000 curs ; oats.xlOO cars ; hogs ,
27,000 huad.
Thu leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. Upon. Low. Close.
WHEAT
July . GDJ
Sept . 09JJGW
Ul-C .
Conx
July .
401 *
Sept . 41H
OAT.S
July . 20 20
Si-pi 25H
MnasPORK
July-
Sept 75 10 80 10 70
I < A mi-
July.
Sept . 10 20 10 40 } i
Oct . 0 70 0 80 0 47i
SIIUUT Kills-
July. . . . 8 G2
Sept . 8 05 a 05 8 70 8 7BM
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUII Easy. No sales reported.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , G5U@G5Kc ; No. 8
spring , 58c ; No. 2 rod'G6WG5Wc.
CoitN No , 2. 40c. No 3 clpsiug , 40 > ic.
OATS No. 2. 20Kc : No. 2 white , f. o. b. ,
35c : No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 32H033c. }
IlYK-No. 2. 50c.
HAHI.KY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , no sales ; No.
4. t.o. b. . 33 ® 30S4c.
Vl.\x SEEI > No. 1. 41.00.
TIMOTHY SERB Prime , S4.10'cJ4.20.
Pome Moss , per bill. . J18.00919.00 ; lord ,
per 100 His. . JU.G5S9.G7J.J ; short ribs , sides
( loose ) , 88.50S8.52H ; dry salted shoulders
( boxed ) , $8.2508.50 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
jy.7JjaiO.00.
WHISKY Distillers' finished Roods , per gal. ,
Swuns Unchanged ; cut loaf , Gifc : granu 5
lated , Q.7G ; standard "A , " 5.C4.
The following were the receipts und shlp-
montsfor today :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was easier ; creamery , IfHiSftlOKc ;
dairy , 1517Kc. Eggs , easier , strictly fresh ,
4 Me.
_
New York MarkctH.
New YonK , July 15. Pixinii Receipts , 430
pki ? * . ; exports , 5,300 bbls. , 20,000 sacks ;
sales , 3,200 pkgs ; market very dull , un 3T
changed and stoudy ; winter wheat , low
( Trades , $1.50(32.40 ( ; winter , fair to fancy ,
$2.4583.05 ; winter palenls. $3.404.10 ; Slln-
Iiesota straights , $3.3004.00 ; Sllnnosola pat-
ouls , ! M.O4.25. (
COIIN MEAL Dull , steady ; yellow western ,
I2.COS2.70.
KYIS Dull , steady ; western , 58J c afloat.
llAitr.ET MALT Qulot ; western , 59lJOc.
WltlAT KocolpU. 33,000 lin. ; shipments ,
27,000 bu. ; sales , 207,000 bu. of futures , 10.OOO
bu. of spot. Spot market dull , easier , with
options closing steady ; No. 2 rod In store and
olovafor , 72Uc ; alloat. 733 c ; f. o. b. , 72 ®
74J4c ; ungraded red. 7080c ; No. 1 northern ,
73c ; No. 1 nard , 77c ; No. 2 northern , 70tfc ;
No. 2 Milwaukee , 70Kc. Options were very
dull and without special feature. Trading
was only local scalping and snitching and the
cl030 steady at Hic ? below yesterday on
realblnn and with the west ; No 2 rod ,
August , 72 lB-lGa73 JC , closlliK 73c : Hop-
tomber , 75 0-lC.75JJe , closing 75Jic ; Decem
ber , 8U/i@81\'e , closlmrSlSc.
COIIN Kocelpts , 290,000 bu. ; exports , 23.-
000 bu. ; sale ? , 40,000 bu. futures , none
spot. .Spots dull , stoudy ; No. 2 , 481-Jc. in olovutor ;
4'JHc alloat. Untlons were very dull nt Kc
ndvunco , but without feature ; August , 48U ®
40c , closing 49o ; aoptouibor , 40) ) 40 0 , clos
ing 4yBC.
UATS-Kocolpts , 00,000 bu. ; exports , 58,000
bu. ; Kales , futures , none ; 33,000 bu.
spot. Knots dull , lowor. Options dull , un-
cbanund ; No. 2 white , 30Ho ; No. 2 Chicago.
3Bc ; No. 3 , 30 > Jc ; No. 3 white. 38c } { ; No" 2
mlxod western , 37O38J-1Q ; white western ,
l' . -
HUTTKH Qulot , H toady ; western dairy , ' 15VJO
18c ; wuitnrn eroamory , 1722c ; western fac
tory. 15Hia'tc } ; KlRiii , 24c.
LuiKKau Qulut , llriii ; part skims , l@5c.
Kdds Quiet ; rocoljits. 0,081 pkgs ; uostorn ,
fresh , 15ai5 c ; southwestern , 14 > i14ic ;
western , pur case , * 2.60a3,75.
TALLOW Quiet , steady ; city ( J2 for pkgs. ) ,
2c.
2c.CrfrroNSKKi ) Oiir-Dull , steady ; crude , 35 ®
30u ; yellow , 42c asked , ,
MAY Steady , qnlot ; shipping , 87.01)37.50 ) :
giMMi to ciioico , * H.ooaa.6o. '
Hoi's Dull , steady ; state , common to
choice , llK 2Jc ; Paclllc coast , 1521)ic. )
Ilium Htoudy , f , Ir demand ; not salted ,
Now Orleans selected , 45ftliU UH , 4K5c ;
Tuxus selected , 50U01bs , & 4fl7clliienoi ; Ayron ,
21C424 Ibs , 14JJc ; Texas dry , 21&27 llw , U
I'liovisiONB Cut meaU. nulot. steady ;
pickled bellies. 12 lln , nt 12c ; pluUlod shoul
ders , 7Hc ; pickled hams , 12f$12Kc ; mlddlos i.
dull ; short clear. 0)ic , Lurd , qulot , easier ;
woslurn ftteuni closed , S1O.05 ; sales , none ;
options , hales , none ; July closed t ilO ; Sup-
teiubur closed ut910.37K u.skud. 1'ork. nulot i.'v
stoaay ; no sales ; now mchs , iJlH.50I41U.OU.
I'KTitoi.KUM Quiet ; crtido In bbls. , Washing
ton t4.H5 ; crudo. In bulk , 82.35 : roanod , Now '
York , * 5.10 ; Philadelphia and Italtlmoru ,
15.10 ; rutlned , In bulk 2.GO2.05 ; United , no
sales.
llosiN Steady ; strulncd , conimon to good 1 ,
f 1.
1.HIGH
HIGH l-'alr demand , steady ; domestic , fair
to extra , 27-85e.
Moi B-SKd-Kuw Orleans , open kettle , good
to cholco , Htoudy , 2830c.
; ;
v.a , * - t wm , uuv 1UU1 , u/BVv
crushed,57.QG 1-lGc ; powdureu,6 11- ' _ _
grunuluttul , 6 7-10 < a5. e ! cuhos , 5 U-lGiW'ic'
'
I'm IKON Pull , sloaUy ; American , { 12,76 ®
OorVen Steady : lake , $10.25.
I.BAO Steady ; domestle , $3.60.
Tit-Qulot ' ! ; Straits , (1U.16 bid , $10,25 uskod.
1'l.ATXS-Qulot. steady.
Bi'EI.TKU tjulot ; domestic , t4.07 .
Wool MurKut.
HOSTON , July 15. That the general position
ot wool Is uo worse thU week than last , and
prices are porcoptlbly no lower , ooeui to bo
mutlers for congratulation und cncouragmont
uinonK the inunibora of the wool trudo , Thin
soeuiod to bo the fuullui ; und while conlldonco
la not yet fully rubtorod the undertone U por-
hapa utrongor , und It Is tbouzht thut prices
havu reached the limit of tlielr donnMard
course. The proaencoof a numborof lliolar u
munufacturors 1ms helped the innrkut , thnro
having hcun moio of thorn here the pait week
than for many weuks.
To Ui sure , ihey did not purchase freely uuu
In ( oiuu ca ea tliu otluru uiuilo by thoiu were
oven considerably umloTTlnnont abnormally
low qnotiUlon , out t'lfftt ' prc inco w s nn-
cotirnglnff. The velum < LJ3f builno * , however
Is larger thnn In nny jttvjEfor a long tlmn , the
ot all kinds anWUhllnff to 1.815,000
lb < i. Tlirro Is said fa b considerable talk
nlHiul ifio nhlpplntc of m * lilnnry and the shut *
tliiftdimn of mill * . Itnlviexpoctod , hnwavcr ,
that them will DO mora nativity In llahtnelRht
clothing noolpni noxt'WUok ' , as the opening
of Rood * will Ihon bo Rent ril. !
Woolhn * been piling UDhoro rnpldlj during
the week , nomnot thocpisn > ls < lon houint Imr-
Inn Ixton obllead to rofilia.coinlKnninntfl , oven
thouch the advance fi Hoywns ninall because
thny hud nbnut nil thov-could hnndlo.
Ix ) lK ) . ( , July 15. Atlttio wool los today
11,000 bales of a fnllr'iaunllty woronfTcrod.
The competition wail iMphold by Kronen
buyers , who took froolyrptTiiorlnov and by the
OormatiM , who were nnxtons to gocuro Unpo of
Uood Ilopo and Natal . [ Wools. Tbo follow-
In t : nro the dales : iTow South Wales ,
3,300 bales , scoured. 7HdlsCd per
cwt. ; locks nnd pieces. 3 id ; Kroniy , 4 > Jd
proasy locks und pieces , 4 ; < d ! Qtioons *
lnnd,51 balct , scoured locks nnd pieces , Is ;
MollKnirno , Victoria , 1,800. scoured , GJ < dli
3Md ; Eolith Australia , 1,700 bales , scoured ,
scoured locks nnd pieces ,
Now /onlnnd , 6.000 bnlos , xcoured , 8d8
li 0(1 ! scoured locks nnd ptocet , OJidQls 3lJ < l )
grnasy , 7dl 4d ; Rroasy locks nnd pieces. 7d
( i 8H < l ; Capo of Oood Hope and Natal , 500
bales , scoured , OJiclQH 3d : creasy. & ! < f&7td.
The ofTorlngs next week will comprise 00,1 BO
bali > s. The Imports for the past week were
2,114 bales.
Omnlm 1'roilnoo Market.
ttirrTKR The mnrkot continues very firm
for packing stock nnd there li very llttlo If
any fresh soiling for loss than 14c. The de
mand Is good nt the prlco and the offerings
are picked up quickly. Fancy eroamory ,
print , 21c ; fancy creameries , -.olid packed ,
lOc ; fftlr to good creameries , solid packed , 10
< ai8c ; cholco to fancy country , 16UlCc ; fair
to peed country , 15c ; picking.stock , frovh , 14c.
KfldB Tlio market is qulot and unchanged.
The bulk of the OKRI are sold ns quoted , but
the market Is weak at the prlco. Sales nro
mostly reported at 11V4C.
LIVK I'ouLTiiY The market close- firm as
quoted , with the domnnd fair nnd the supply
light. Thu poultry mnrkot has boon good nil
the week , owing to the light arrival.Some
sniiilt spring chickens nroc.mlnff which do not
soil very readily. A commission man says
that tlio prlco paid per clozan for springs
on this market during the past week was at
the rate ut IGc per pound , llvo weight , nt the
very lowest calculation. Spring chickens ,
per doz. , J2.OOtJ3.60 ; host lions , per lb. ,
7 < 28c ! mixed coops , per lb. , 6c ; old roostora ,
lior Ila6c ; turkeys , per lb. , 8c ; ducks , per
lb. . 78c.
1'OTATOKS The receipts of potatoes In car
lots were very Unlit but the general situation
wns not much changed , prices botng about
steady. Orders from the northwest nro quite
liberal nnd ti good nmny potatoes have boon
Bhlppud out from this point. Now potatoes
TOMATOES The supply of good stock on the
market this morning was nculn llRht nnd the
demand appeared active. The offerings were
picked up vary quickly and the supply wns
exhausted before the buyers wuro satisfied.
Southern , per 4-baskot crate , $1.75 ,
IlEituiKH There wns n fnlr Saturday's run of
blackberries and the market was In good
shapo. Tlioro were n few homo grown rasp
berries and also some Oregon strawberries.
Everything In the berry line was sold out
very curly In the morning. Oregon st rawborrlus ,
per case , $4 ; blackberries , per 24-qr , case ,
* 3 ; black raspberries , per 24-nt. case , { 3.003
3.25 ; hucklcbcrrlos , $3.60.
SMALL I'uuiTs The arrival of a full car of
California punches gave llio market u full sup
ply ot that kind of fruit. The quality was
Kood anil the fruit went off readily nt * 1 per
box. Other kinds of fruit were not very
plenty. Some southern wild geese plums sold
quickly nt 82 per box. Apricots , per 4-bns-
ket crate , $1.25 ; plums , wild geese and Chlck-
Usnw , per 24 qt. crate , (2,60 ; California
poaches , $1.16ffll,25.
IlKiilUKS The receipts were light and oht
offerings were picked up cry quickly , lllack-
berrlcs In some Instances sold n llttlo better
than on the day bi'foro.-Tltlsie were a few homegrown
grown raspberries aud a few cases of Arkansas
SMALT. Fituiw Thcrq' Were no fresh re
ceipts of California trulls on the market , but
n cur or two Is oxpoclod'to urrlvo on Saturday.
Southern poaches nru out of the market , also
California cherries. Apricots , per 4-baskot
crate , $1.25 ; plums , wild geese and Chlcka-
suw , per 24-iit. crate , $ 2.60 ; California
ponchos , il.16Qi.2S.
MELONS The supply cm-tho market Is not so
largo aud tlioro Is n bettor feeling than there
was a few days neo. Tlio' low prices und ro *
luclnncuof commissionmen lo receive con
signments of melons ha' ) apparently decreased
the shipments. Watermelons , per crate of ono
dor. . $2.60 ; looso. per 100 , $18.
CKLKHY Small shipments are coming from
both Michigan and Missouri. Celery , pur do/ . ,
45c.
45c.APPLES
APPLES There Is no Important change In
the market. Apples , pcf.K.bu. box , 76c@Ji.OO.
ORANGES lllvorsldo1 AIndltcrrauoan sweets ,
$3.50 3.75 ; bright * . $2.75(0.3.00. (
LEMONS Mos.slna.s , extra fancy , S6.006.50 ;
Uosslnas , per box , cholco to fancy , J5. 00156. 00.
UANANAH I'or bunch , largo , S2.25O2.75 ; per
buiroh , small to medium , 32.00&2.25.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 3c ; No. 2 croon
hides , 2c : No. 1 green suited hides , 3)4c ) ; No. 2
green sailed hldos , 2Vic ; No. 1 erccn sailed
nldcs , 25 11 > 9. to 40 Ibs. , 3'ic ; No. 2 croon salted
hldos , 251bs. to401bs..2Hc : No. I veal culf ,
8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , Gc ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibs. to
151bs.,4c ; No. 1 dry flint hldos , 7c ; No. 2 dry
Hint hides , fie ; No. 1 dry salted hldos. 5o
Part cured hides Vic per lb. loss than ully
cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green sailed , each 05cIW.23j
green snltod shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , ouch 1525c ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early aklns ) , No. 1 , each 510u : dry
shearlings ( short woolod early skins ) , No. 2 ,
each 5c ; dry ( lint , Kansas und Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , per 11) . , actual wolpht , 103
lie ; dry flint Kansas und Nebraska Murrain
wool polls , peril ) . , actual weight , 7@10ij : dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb ,
actual weight , 910c : dry Hint Colorado Mur
rain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 79c ;
dry pieces und bucks , actual weight , 57c.
TALLOW AND UllBASB 'fallow , No. 1 , 4U ®
4Hc ; tallow. No. 2 ; 3ii4c ; grease , whlto A ,
4VS5c ; grease , white II , 4c ; ( jroaso , yellow ,
3Vic ; grouse , dark , 3c : old butter , 22Hc ;
beeswax , prime , ICQ'JDc ; rough talloir , 2 i
® 3c.
3c.BONES
BONES Oar lota weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dj-y buffalo , per ton , 810.00S18.00 ;
dry country , bleached , per ton , 81O 00(213.00 ( ;
dry country , damp nnd moatv. J3.OOaiO.00.
Ht. 1-ouli Market * .
ST. Louis , July 15. Fi.oun Dull , unchanged ;
patents , 33.1O33.2o : extra fancy , S2.80 ! 'J.90 ;
tuner J2.40fit2.BO ; choice , 82.152. 25 ; family ,
81.002.00 : rye flour , 83.253.40.
WIIKAT Demoralised by the financial slf ua-
tlon , closing He below yvstordny ; No. 2 rod ,
cash , Olc : . July , OOc ; August , 02fc ; Soptoni-
ber , ( J.'iU'flO&Jic : December , 72Uc.
Cons Kept pace with wheat , loslnc Uc ;
No. 2 mixed , cash , 88Jc ; July , 38c ;
August , 38 ic ! Soptoniber , 38 c.
OATS Slow , weak , lower ; No. 2 cash , 27c ;
July , 20c ; AiiRtist , ii'Jyc ; Seplumber , 23fc.
I'lioviHlONS Lower , very dull ; pork , 817.50
for current make ; lard , { 9.12H ; dry suit
meats ( loose shoulders ) , 87.75 ; short ribs ,
* B.87'/ii short clour , f'J.10 ; boxed lots , loc
moro ; bacon , longs und ribs , 810.30 ; shorts ,
810.50 ; hams , unchanged , 813.00314.00.
KRCBIITS Flour , 2,000 bbls , ; wheat , 100,000
bu. ; corn , 40,000 bu. ; outs , 40,000 bu , ; rye ,
none.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 5-
000 bu. ; corn , 84,000 bu. ; outs , 5,000 bu. rye ,
2,000 , bu. J _
Cotton Mttrknt ,
NKW OIILBANS , July 15. Firm ; good mld-
dllni ; , 7Mc ; low mlddlfni ? , 7Ueeood ; ordinary ,
U 15-IUc ; nut receipts , 301 bnfos ; gross ro.
colpt.s , 1,015 bales ; exports to the continent ,
4,200 bales ; coastwise , l.GOO bulos ;
sales 500 bales ; stock , ps,080 bulos.
Futures , barely steady ; sales , 12,100 hales I
luly , 87.03 bid : August , 87fiH7.6Q ; Feptomber
87.m7.09 ; Octolx-r , 87.78il7.79 ; November.
7.H87.89 ; Uccomber , * t90 ; January , 8.11
Q8.13 ; February , ja.lOiia l ; March , (8.27 ®
Kuiuu *
KANSAS Oitv , July vl&i-WiiEAT Demand
fulr ul unclmiiL'ud jirlcosC'No. 2 hard , 5455c ;
No. 2 rud. &G557c.
34c -1'lrnijNo.'J mUWj ; 33c ; No. 2 whlto ,
"
"OATS-Slower ; No. 2 mixed , 2Gffi27p ; No. 2
Whlto. 2SU@2Ufic. i1 . , . .
HECEIITS Wioat , l.GOC'uu.'jcorn , 20,400 bu.j
oats , none.
HIIIPMKMTS Wheat , Sl.TMbu. . ; corn , 40,000
bu.j eaU , 600 bu.
( ill .MurJiti- .
OIF , OITY , July 16. Xutlotml Transit cor-
llllcntos opened at 68 ; lilgho-t , 68 ; lowust ,
68 ; closed ut 68. SaliH.uU.OOO bbls. ; cleur-
micos , 08,000 bbls. : ctiartorM.U.400 bbls.
iipmoiiU OD.G50 blils.j.rttns , 00,005 bills.
J'lTTflliUlid , July 15ailonal Transit cor-
llcalua oponecl al qjtT ; , , closed at 58 ;
highest , 58'lowost : , 60. JiHsalaa.
MILWAUKEE , July 15.WHEAT Lower ; Sep *
tember , t5Xc ; Nn. 2 spring , C3c.
CoitN-QuIctj No , 3 , 39Hc.
OATS I'-iisIor ; No , 2 whlto , 30c ; No. 0.
white , 33c.
lUui.EV Unchanged ,
UVB-60KC.
Now York Dry ( lnod Murknt.
NEW VOUK , July 16. There was a llttlo
moro doing today In dry woods nnd considering -
ing thu unusual holiday following the move
ment was encouraging. 1'rlcus have been put
ut the lowest flguro and If orders are not
obtained on the bufcls inado the mill * will shut
down.
Uoltev MurUet.
NEW VOHK , July 15. Options opened steady
to&polntii up ! closed llrm. 510 points up ;
sales , 11,750 bnx * . Including ; July , 110.10 ®
1U.16 ; August , 10.16 | September , 810.1Xi
111.16 ; November , (15.80 : IJacombor. 115,70 ®
16.80. Spot Itlo. Htoady ; No. 7.817.12H.
JJverjiool llHrkvK.
LIVEIIPOOI July 15. WIIKAT Qulot ; supply
U largo ; No , 1 California , 5s Sd per ccutul
COIIN Demand poor.
TAI.LOW 1'luo Auturlcau , 6 ed per cwt.
RTOCKS AMD I1ONOS.
Clott of n Crltlottl YTrok In New Tork Fl-
nnnnlnl Oirt-lr * .
NKTT YORK , July 15. It may bo safely said
that a very critical week ai well us ono of
great significance closed today In tha financial
markets. Especially In London t
has boon expected that the reg
ular fortnlghtlr settlement" the Slock
oxchamto account- , would develop serious
troublo. Within the fortnight has occurred
the violent break In prices consequent on the
India council's move and the fooling la Lon
don has boon very gloomy. ThU week was
bound to put the situation to a tost.
As to the local monetary nyatom In Now
York , It has grown a trlflo easier. It was
feared that a further fall In market prices
would precipitate trouble hero. These double
expectations were reflected this week In
a bold and oitonslvo movement In both
security markets by speculative operators for
the decline. The movement wns conducted
with thp use of every expedient known lo pro-
foaslnnnl wreckers of valuos. Including tholr
reckless circulation of fnlso rumors and sales
of enormous quantities of short stock ; but It
failed almost , completely. Neither In London
nor n Now York did the anticipated disasters
como to Unlit. In London there were perhaps
a doton broker failures , onljr ono of which ,
however , was ot any comtMiuonco. while
nearly nil were these of small business mon
not members of the Stock oxchnngo , nnd
described on the London market suinowhat
contemptuously ns "Jobbers. "
The end ot llio week's experience , therefore ,
has boon a dl-tlnct Improvement In conlldonco ,
nnd conlldonco at this moment Is the ono thlmt
needful. The accidents of the week have
shown wllh unusual force how closely In these
days the world's financial mnrkots nro bound
together. In U.IDO ! court and Wall si root the
week's experiences have boon Identical ,
bolh as to tlmo and character. A
< ll Iterance has oxl-tod In the fact
that while Now York has gathered encourage
ment from the Increasing stsns at n move
ment of foreign gold In tills direction , London
has regarded wllh BO mo apprehension the
drain upon Its reserves. It Is , however , hardly
possible that a steady Improvement In the
American markets should not far moro thnn
offset In London the Incident of n heavy specie
export. In polntof fact thu Hank of England's
gold balance has for n fortnight been lurgor In
amount than at any porlod In the last fifteen
years.
In today's mnrkot hlehor prices were re
corded at the opening of business on the Slock
exchange , an advance nt ! per cent to H per
having boon established lu the face ot lower
cables from London. In the upward move
ment at this tlmo Louisville & Nashville , Gen
eral Electric , American Sugar , Manhattan and
the grangers were most prominent. The rUe
wns stimulated by reports that n new bull
combination had been formed wllh a certain
operator , heretofore conspicuous in Industrial
deals , us manager. 1'ooplo In a position to know
thought that tno rumors grow out of the fact
that the operator who hud been In u quiescent
mood of Into had purchased u line of slocks on
the break early In llio week for u lutn. The
Kansas bunk trouble and tbo attachment of
the SchlcsliiKcrmlno property caused a change
In Kontlmont and the early gain was not only
lost but a not decline of U to K per cent wns
recorded for the day. The bank statement
with Its gain In reserve llio first Increase ro-
porlod slneo Way 27 last checked the decline
for n time , but at the close the tendnncy was
downward.
Chicago Gas was hoavlly sold by a leading
hour broker nnd under his offering the prlco
fell to G15 . No special reason was assigned
for the selling. General Electric also lacked
support and fell from G5M to G2Ji. closing at
G27i. Among the grangers Northwestern was
notably weak on the Schleslnger embarrass
ment. The common , utter u fractional ad
vance , foil to 109M nntl loft elf at 100. Hulll-
moro & Ohio nnd Hurllngliin & Qulncy were
23 per cent , l/oulsvlllo & Nashville at 2 per
cent , Western Union , Kock Island and North
western at 5 per cent und St , 1'unl and Chicago
Gas at 0 per cent for carrying purposes. Tlio
nmrkot closed weak. The salon of slock wore
70,883 shares.
Tbo I'ost s > ays : Ono thing was prelly evident
from today's hanicstalomont , that money with
drawn a fortnight slnco from bank deposits
has no ! been returned. The extraordinary
contradiction In Die statements publicly given
out by officers of savings banks makes this a
somewhat delicate matter for discussion , but
enough of these genllomen have discussed the
situation frankly to Rlro fair confirmation to
belief that such withdrawals had boon
very larce. There Is no sign of their rodcposlt
In tlio statement of today. What this state
ment reflects Is material HhrlnkuRO in bolh
loan and deposit accounts , the aggregates of
which , after deducting from the loan account
and the clearing hoaso certificate cancolu-
tlons , are pretty much the sumo. No doubt
the breaking down of murfilns I u Tuesday's nnd
Wednesday's markotsexpluliu seine of tno loan
contractions. At any rate , It must be evident
that the changes are chiefly local. The gain
In specie hus been explained , the loss lu legal
tender Is loss plainly accounted for. Con
servative estimates had reckoned nt least
81,000,000 rocelvdd on shipment from Interior
points. It Is not easy , therefore , to explain
the not currency loss of 8878,000. Fortu-
nnloly the reserve Itself thows a material
gain , ot which the moral otTcct on the money
market may be considerable.
The following are the closing quotations ion
the loading stocks on the Now York Stock exchange -
change today :
Alohleon 20 Northt-ru 1'ac.pfU. 2914
Ad.imn ExproHs. . , . 14B O. P. D.ftO 7H
Alton.Terro Haute. 10 Northwestern 100
dopruf'd 145 do profd 13S
American Kxprass 11)8 N. Y. Central 100
llalUinoro .V Ohio. . 07 N.Y.&N.E
Canadian Paclttc. . . 71K Ontario A Western fdJT
Canada Southern. . 40W Oi-i'k'ou Imp 10
Central I'aclne , . . . 18 > j Oregon Nav 60
Ches.&Ohlo 15 O. S. L. &O. N 11W
ChicnKO.V Alton. . . 185 IMclHcMall 14K
C. B.&Q HIM Pcorla Duo : & . . . . 8J1
Chicago Oas ( ll'M I'lttHbiirr 115
ConHollciated Gas , . 12UM Pullman 1'alaco. . . ISO
C. C. C. Id , St. LM'i Iti-adlni ; 14W
Cotton Oil Cert HIM Illchmond Tor 1H
Del. * IIuUsoi IIS do pref'd 15
Del. Lack. A Woat. 112 llloGrando W'n. . . 10
D.ftll. O. nraf'd. . . 2H do pn-fd 03
DIo. AC. F. Co WH Rock Island ( W
KastTunn hi St. Paul
Krlo 14K do prufd 113
do profd 27 St. Paul .V Omaha. . 3UH
Fort Wayne 144 doprefd 105
Great North'npfd 104 Southern Pacific. . . S5M
C. AK. I. pfd 05 Siik-ar KoHnery. . . . KOH
HockingValloy. . . . 18 Tenn. Coal ft Iron. 35
Illinois Central. . . . HH Texas Paclllc UK
St. PaulADulntli. . SHi Tol. AO. C , Pfd. . . . 72
Kan. A Tox. ufd. . . 17M Union Pacific iiOJi
Lake Krlo A , W. . . . li > > U. S. Expivsa CO
Lake Krlo A W.pfd (111 W. S. L. A ; P 7
LakeShore 117 doprof'U IBM
IrfjadTrust SHM ! WullHFarco Kx. . . 1 0
LouUvllloNaali. . 079 Wi'Hlcrn Union. . . . 70
WheollnpAL. K. . . 12
Manhattan con dopref'd 42W
Memphis & Chas , . M. &St. L JH
Michigan Central. . D. Alt. G 8
MlHBourl Paclnc. . . General Electric. . . G''jJ
Mobile A Ohio NatlcnalLlnsood. . 2M
Nashvlllo Chatt. . . Colo. F. A1 20M
Nationil Cordage. . do prof d UO
dopref'd H.&T.0 3
N.J. Central 100 T. , A. A. AN. 11. . . , 10
No..AW. pri-ni. . , 17 T.81. L.AK. O a
North Atm-r. Co , . , , 75 do jiruf'd 10
Northern Pacific. . 11
The total miles of stocks tcday were 70,900
shares , Including : Atchlson , 5,200 ; Chicago ,
Ilurllngton & Oulncy , 0,300 ; Chicago Oas ;
5,300 ; Oonoral Electric , 4.400 ; Louisville &
Nashville. 3,100 ; Northwestern , 3,200 ; Hock
Island , 8,500 ; Hi. Paul , 10,400 ; SliKur , 6,500 ;
Western Union , 4,500 , Sales of silver certlll
catos , 30,000 ounces.
Now York Money Alurket.
NuwYoiiK , July 15. MONET ox OAI.L Nom
inally 5 PIT cont.
I'm in : MEiiUANTii.Kl'irEu GS10 per cont.
bTKituno EXCHANQB Quiet but linn , with
actual luulnoss In bankers' bills at (4.82
.e'Jli for sixty days and * 4.84 < a4.81H for
demand.
OunTinOATKS Were woiilcor , with
sales at73c. and closing 73c.
GOVKHMMENT WoNUS Steady. State bondi
dull.
dull.Tlio
Tlio closing quotations on bonds :
U.S. 4sreir Ill Stt , . AI.M.Gon.fia. 7UU
U. H.4aconp Ill St. L. AS.F.Gen.M , 104
U.S. 4K rutr 07 St. Paul Consols. . 120
Paclllc Ua of ' 05. . . lei : .St.P.C. A P. Ints 1KI
Louisiana nfji'd 4a 00 T. P. U G. Tr. ItctS 70S <
MluHOiirl OB , ' ' T. P. U. O. Tr. llcts 10W
Tumi , new not Un. , , 100 Union 1'aclno lots lll.t
Tenu. now uut On , . . 05 WoatShoro OHM
Tumi , now Hot 3u , , 07 K.G. W. Ista U7
Canada So. yds 00 Atchlson 4H 70W
Central Pac.lBts , , 103 .
1).AH.0. lets 114 G , H. AS.A.OS 00
U. A. It. 0.4s 73 G , II. AS. A. 'Jd Ca. 100
Krln Uils H. A T.C. Os 103
M.K , AT.Oon.fls , . docon.Ug , . 102
M. K AT. fil.'ll. 6H. , 38 N. Carolina Us , 1'J'J
Mutual Union Da , . . 100 N. Carolina 4u 10O
N.J. O , Int. Cart , , . 107 H. C. llrownn US
N. Pao. l tf 112' ' Tumi , old OB 02
N. I'.ic. Uds 10U ' H Vu.Os BO
N. W. Connola 131 ! Va. Kx-Mat. coup. , SB
N. W. DuhonfraOs. 101K Va. coiia. , I'd Borloi 60
Iloiton Htock ( Juutiitloni ,
I1OSTON , July 15. Call loans , 710 percent ;
Imo loans , a per cent and commission. Uloalng
Hiiolatlons on Blocks , bonds nnd mining tlmrus ;
AtclL-Top-iS.1. . BOW Went End jirofd. . . 70
American ausrar. . . HOK Vi-atliiKh. Kliwtrlo Vli
do prufd , , 81 dopruf'd 40
IlaySUtuGait. , , , , , U Wla. Cent 7K
Hull Tuluphuno , . . . 18U Atchlsoii lids 30
Huston & Albany , , U05 AtchlHoii4s , , , 70
llobton.VWulno. . , . 16U Now KnglandllB , , . 10J
dopruf'd 140 Oun. Jiluctrlo 6 . . . 70
Chl.Jlur. A Q. . . . . . M7M Wla. Central Id. . . . 80
Fltcbburtr 70 Allouez Mining Oo HO
( ionur.il Kloctrlc. . G5 Atlantic 71
HI. Steel , . , , , 60 lIOHton A MonUua 17
Mexican Contral. , , UW Hullo A. IloMlon. . . . . Ci
N. V. .V Now En * , , 2i ; ) Cilunioti llucln , . , U71
Old Colony 178 Ountoiinlal 'JH
On'sou Short IJoo lt > H Kranklla , , , , . tlj )
Uubbur , 3U Koaraarga . , , , o
Han Dli'irO. . . . , * , , 0 OttCUOlik. . . , , , 34
Unlou 1'aclflo VIM lulncy 100
Wuvl Knd 1VU Tamarack 131
NEVT OULEAWS , July 16. Ulearlngf , 11,027-
Julr 15. Clearln , 1105,074 ;
baluuco * . 34,5 ! > 2.
1'UILAPBLI'UIA , July 16. Cloarlngi , I10.30D-
834 ; balances , 11.310.035. Money , 0 per coat.
Tor th week , clonrlnpi , 104,203,7031 hklanco- ,
11,877,811.
I'AniJuly IB. Three per e nt rcnUs , 071
Oo for the account.
HAl/riMOnB , July IB. OlOArtnt * . 3,809,470 |
balances. 1361,41)8. ) Money , 0 per ci > nu
NKW Yonn. July IS. ( TUarlnft * . 93,3O.fu
248 ; ttftlanr- , t3,770,71fi ; fur the work , clearbi
Inu.s , tS01.019.2C5 ; b.ilancoM , M4.f.
KAWSA Oirr. July 15. Clearings. 11,010.-
143 ; total for llio week , f8.523.239 ; dvcreai *
10.8 i > or cent compnred with the correspond *
Injt week last your.
IJOiTO.i , July irs.-01onrlnff , 116,205.030 ;
nlancos , I2,02,053 ! , Monny , 7 3-1O imr cent.
m Now York , 40o < Hsoount ; for the
wonk , clearings , 00,8l , U29 ; bnlaucc.s , $9,021-
549 ,
CinoAao , July 15. Olonrlnirs. 111,048,711.
tor thn week , 183,870,071. ( tarrpspondlng
wonklast yoar. 1100,803.039. Now York ex
chunee. 81 discount , sterling oxchnnRO. dull ;
f 4.8 J144.84 , Money , Rtond.v nt 7 jxsr cent ,
nnpos , 13,012,145 ; flnarlniM l t week. t'Jl.-
803,777 ; balnnoin , 2,280'J8i ! Money nulot , 5
< i8 per cent , KxcnaiiBo on Now York , lldls-
couut.
New York Alining Quolatloni.
NKW Yonr. Jnly Ifl. The following wo the
mining notations !
Crown 1'olnt s > o Plymouth 70
Con. C.ll.atid Vs. . . . 110 Sierra Nevada 49
Dondwood 100 Standard 110
( ionic ! A Curry. . . . . . an Union Con 40
llahi.V NorcroBS. . . . in Yellow Jacket fit )
Homuatako 7(0 Iron Sllrrr IK
Mexican 60 Quick Silver SOI )
Ontario 700 do profd 1600
Ophlr. . . . 70
SI. Toul > Mining U
8r. Louis , July 15. The following were th
closing quotations :
tAdamn. . . .1)0 ) | Un > .OtI
A.Nottlo. . .30 O .215 JtontroflO. .03
Oranlto. . 1.1S
t nskcd. bid.
OJ1AHA LIVE STOCK MAIIUKTB.
Cattle Trndo Uunnlnc In Kurd Lines
Active hut I.ovror.
SATHIIDAT , July IB ,
From the sellers' standpoint tlio past weak
has boon ono ot the must disastrous of the
year. Receipts ot all kinds of slock have boon
unusually liberal and prices have ruled lower
on ovurythlng. Compared wllh last week and
the corresponding week of 1893 the figures
are as follows !
Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep.
Kocolpts this wook. . . . 14,180 80,637 3,049
Uocolpls last wook. . . . 8,031 29.241 1,939
Same wcok last year , . 0,1)40 ) 35,078 2,128
Kvcrytldng seems to hnvo worked against
the cattlemen this week , nnd values havngono
( o smash. The early marketing ot western
range cattle , continued stringency In the
money market , forcing holders to realize on
their stock whether In n marketable
condition or mil , excessively hot
weather , paralyzing the consumptive donfand
for beef nnd making the shipping of cattle on
the hoof nn expensive hazard , all combined
to nmko the week memorable us ono of the
very worst the trade has over experienced.
Qood , fat , dry lot Moors have been compara
tively scarce. Imt In Hpllo ot this fuel , prices
have sutrorod a decline of f rom 20c to 40c on
nil grades. The brunt of the decline , however ,
has fallen on the half-fatted and grassy
stock , both native uud western , nnd values
nro elf anywhere from 60c to 70c compared
with last wook. Most of the wuslarn cattle
coming forward now are llttlo better thnn
feeders. This inferiority In quality , together
with the fact that local bouses nro buying
hundreds of cheap Texascuttlo In Kansas City
almost every day , nmko prices rulnou-sly low
nnd the trudo bad. The cow market perhaps
bhowod the most decline ns scarcely tiny dry lot
cow.s nro coming now nnd the oll'erings tire
made up largely of Inferior grass stock , which
Issollli gall of GOo to7Gc lower than n week
ngo. The excessive supplies of feeders has
demoralized that branch of the business und
prices dropped 2Dc to 40c on all grades.
Itocelp'd today were nearly double lusl Snl-
urday's run , and nearly four limes us many
as were wanted. There were ever 2,300 cattle
on sale , the quality of llio olforlngs running lo
extremes of good and bail , mostly to extremes
of bad. Conditions were much the sumo us on
the two days Immediately preceding
and although the market was weak
und lower anil undoubtedly llio very worst so
far lids year , llio amount of the decline wns
difficult to determine , prices were so uneven
nnd donlors' views so wldo apart. The fair lo
cholco 1,200 to lGOO-lb. beovoj , atfrom $4 to
$4.(35 ( and the fulr lo good 1,000 lo 1,100-lb.
steers nt from $3.76 lo S4.35 wtro nny-
where from lOc lo 20c lower than
yesterday , while Ific to 25c would hardly
cover the decline on the Kilissy and hulf-fut
stock that sold at from $3.25 lo.83.76. It WHS
hit nnd miss , catch-as-cutch-can. On lots of
common cattle sollara could not get n bid , to
say nothing of making a sale , and ut thn close
hcurcely us much had boon sold us was loft In
the pens to spend Sunday In the yardi or on a
trip to Chicago ,
There was not much doing In cows for the
reason that tlioro wus not much to bo dono.
Including holdovers thuro were bcarcoly a
dozen loads of cows and mixed stock In the
yards , lluycrs' wnnts were not ut all
Dressing und the supply changed Imndi
slowly nt nil of a lOc decline ,
common to choice cows and heifers soiling ut
from $1.25 to $3 , wllh llio bulk of the trading
ut from { 1.50 to $2.05. Hough stock was In
poor demand und lower wllh common , the
very good bulls selling around from tl.OD to
S'J.bO. Vouls were In fulr rocpjost ut ubout
steady prices , with sales ut from $2 to J5.
The feeder trade wnsiulot. | OlVerlngn , liolh
fresh nnd stale , wee excess ! vu und with n very
limited Inquiry from oulhldgrs Iho movement
was decidedly light , with prices i-'Oc to 40c
lower thnn the close of last week. Uood to
cholco feedernro quotable at $3.0033.25 :
fulrtogoodat $2.00463.00 ; and common stulV
at J2.OU-a-.OU. Koprosontatlvo saleb :
DIIE33EU HREF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2 855 3 25 17 1210 13 DO
29 091 325 20.7..10G4 305
19 803 B 60 41 1054 4 00
1 1100 3 60 38 1352 4 00
1 030 000 21 1105 4 OO
10 1101 a 00 11 1103 400
22 1040 360 21 1310 400
20 763 3 05 22 1122 4 00
20 1001 875 41 1089 4 OS
19 1042 375 1 1110 405
38 9G4 3 75 20 1140 4 1O
31 901 a 75 22 1100 4 10
30 1000 a 76 10 1218 4 10
39 987 370 17 1441 430
19 1124 3 75 61 1103 4 85
20 1087 3 85 17 1490 4 60
21 1044 a 00 20 1G02 405
G 1143 3 90
Blllri-INU AND KXPOUT.
23 1103 4 OO 28 1440 435
09 1372 420 39 1438 440
MIXEU.
0 700 2 CO
* COWS.
1 830 125 1 700 200
1 OOB 125 4 890 200
1 990 1 25 1 830 200
0 740 136 1 040 2 OO
5 808 140 1 000 200
3 900 1 00 10 891 2 10
1 030 160 2 1090 210
2 936 1 60 6 704 2 25
1 900 160 1 830 225
0. . . . . . . 870 160 0 822 240
20 042 1 60 2 1036 2 60
24 900 1 CO 1 8UO 2 06
4 , . . . 032 1 70 IB 938 2 05
1 8GO 175 3 1003 200
1 1100 176 1 1020 276
3 930 176 2 1010 276
b 810 1 85 1 080 2 85
0 877 1 90 1 1220 2 00
23 023 100 1 1200 800
20 004 2 00
iiciruns.
B C80 1 70 2 090 2 25
10 334 I ! 00 1 010 2 60
CALVES.
15 170 200 1 210 475
2 100 2 60 3 170 4 75
2 225 a 00 1 140 5 00
4 227 3 70
HULLS ,
1 1290 1 60 1 000 2 00
1 1260 170 1 1440 200
1 440 176 2 1340 225
1 1470 185 1 1380 200
U 1030 1 00 a. . . .1710 a 08
1 , . . ,1140 2 00
BTOCKEI1S AMD FEKPEIIS.
6 330 215 a 040 240
2 1005 226 27 825 265
11 785 2 30 10 . . . . 079 2 00
WE8TBUN CATTLE.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
2 feodorS.lOGO { 2 25 42 foodon. 979 { 2 70
WVOMINO.
2 foodors.1200 1 00 15 fcodor * . 893 2 CO
23 foedorn.1119 2 60
Hoas The market for the week 'Marled out
very favorably. During the first three days
wllfi fulr supplies price * -wore very well BUS *
lulnod , but us receipts kept up provisions
weakened badly , aud the hogs wore not long
In following mil. During the Jttttor half of
the neck vulues have * U > udlly doc'llntd , the
cloko being 4Uc lower on all grudos than a wuok
ago. There | g still plenty of money for
pnckors in hog * at present pi Icus , but the dill II- )
culty lu becurliiK loans and In making collec
tions prevents nny enlargement lu the cup
Uonbof many of the packer. . ItcculptH keep
up nururlslngly wull und the uuullty hero
nhows no signs of deterioration with the aver
age weight urouud 251 pound * . Kocolpts irat
present compare very favorably with u year
ugo both In quantity und quality.
The supply todny WHS fair , Iris than 7,000
head , or fully 2,600 loan than wore hum on last
Haturduy. There waa a big Improvement In
thu Khlpplng douiund , shippers taking ubout
half the ntfurlngi. Including itnlo hogs , there
wore ever 10,000 on sale , und thli , together
wllh the boarl.h lone to report- from Chicago : ,
more than counterbalanced tbo Incruubod
' !
ig demand. Trade opened tlow , with i
prices ubout 15c lower than Friday's avornAu
bule . Good to choice hog * of all weight * old
I
nt I.VCO to IS.flo. wllh f lr to coed
grades atlS.5Anndl5.CO , Thn tmromo rnnc *
wns from 13.60 for rouuh mixed packers to
15,70 for cholco light weights. Although thorn
was no Improvement In price * , the
mnrkot ! hccamn moro nctlvo ni the
niornlns wore on nnd by the mlddlo of the
forenoon nbout overythlnR wni sold. Tun big
bulk of the trading was Kt M.55 nnd I.VCO
nnnlnu (5.70 to f .V60 Friday nnd 13.05 to 80 on
last S.itimlny , Unprescntntlvu snlost
Glr
r > i
iG
5' '
7'G
G !
6 !
. nothing hero to make a market.
Thu demand for desirable tiiutlon > > Is fulr ,
hut prices are very wiink In HVtnpathy with
onsturn markets. 1'iiir to Rood uatlvuH , J3.50
© 4.50 ; fair to Rood westerns , 83.00i64.50 |
conimon mid stuckshonp , t'J.OO&3.50 ; Rood to
choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , S 1.00415.50.
Itocolptn nntl IUio | < ttlnit of StuuK.
Oftlctnl receipts nml disposition of stock as
shun n by the buoka of the Union Stock Vurdi
company for tlio twenty-four hourj ending at
& o'clock p. in. July 15 , 1893 :
llECLIl-Tt ) .
in.si'esiTio.v.
CATTLE. noilH. 81IKKP
Oin.ili.i Paoktiii. Co 2ooa
Tim O. II. Hammond Co. . 105 7--M
Swift .V Co 1(14 ( 144
Tlio Cml.iliy I'.icklng- . . . 1)111 ) 3,713
Hammond it 8 : )04
Sinclair a BO
T.bur& A 140
Clileaffo 1' . il . Co 531
A. UtitiH . < 81
K. 11. llecker . - . 41)
Armour , tco 1,585
Shllipurtjiiiid fuudura 200
Total
Chlrnuo J.lvo Stork .Market.
QIICAOO , July 10. [ Special Tologriim toTiru
IlKK.l Fresh arrivals wcro only 1,600 huud
today , but there wore inoru cattle In the pens
limn nt Hits close of any ueek during the aen-
KOII. The hitpply wus largo rnouKh nnd tba
K o no nil ( juultty gooU cnoiiRh to huvo
iittractod buyers of the belter Kradus ,
had not the trade been Jn'iinied
to the oxtnnt ( if all Its capuclty uy pre
vious heavy purchnM's. .As It wasi , utily two or
three 'shippers were out with siniill orders ,
which they lllli-d uut.lly at Vrlday'ii lovvprlcos.
The local tiliiixhtorur.ssore dulni ; ncithliiK In
tlio native division , : inil u ltlu from the KCIU-
terins sales lo local butchers nearly all the
coinnioii and fulr Krid.e.i ti' aln went over nu-
bold , duniers usllinatliiR thu number left ut
unwinds of fi.OOO hcul. : A .slx-curlouU lot
of fancy 1,484-lb. AIIKUS steers at $5.10 was
the most prominent halo. Cliolco BhlppliiK
btecrs nerohulcclod iitfrnm JI.CO to 84.811 , and
peed llttlo beef Mtuers were lonnlit ) ariiiind
(3.25. Cows , heifers and mixed htock draKgod
with little dniiiiind tit frijtii SI to { 2.00. IAISS
than 500 head of Texas cuttle arrived. These
wcro cleared atstoady prlcesor only from IGu
to 25c below the values of one wui.'k : iii ) . I'rlces
drnppod back from lOc to 15c nKulh today , und
tlmt with very moOoruto receipts. Tlio total
supply , Including 8,000 Huad of stale
Mock , did not much exceed 17,000 bead ,
but tlio clomitnd wax not sirens enough to af
ford an outlet for oven the moro deslrublu
grades ut steady prices.
.Shluuors were In need of very few hos and
the trade falling upon packers , was but feebly
supported , tinmo fancy light pigs were taken
early ut from 40.20 to 80.25 and choice heavy
ntto.10 , liut the market quloltly sunk lo $0 us
top price for good heavy , and late In tha day
fO.lt ) was an outside prlco fur host lluht
wolKhts. Good heavy puekiiiK and slilnpfnit
IIOKS Hero bought at from 15,85 to $5.95 and
choice mixed around SO. The week cluies
with the market In the worst condition of the
.
Only 1,600 head of nliuep came In today , but
the puna wore running over with stale slump
left f rbm l'rldwy' demoralized market , maklni ;
a total mipply of moro limn 10ooo huud. No
uttumpt was rnado to clour such u burden
some supply , UH It was utterly useless.liuyon
took on' u few of thomoiododlrablo lots nt very
low prices , IncludliiK a string of H8t )
choice 81-lb. Toxaa o\\ut at 83. 2U ,
und fair to K'ood mixed nutlvei
nt from J3.GO to $4 , but the bulk of thu Hloclc
UKiiln wont over uiiRold , the market closing
weak on a hauls of from 83 to S I.UO for fair to
prime natives nnd from S1.25 lo $4 for common
to cholco Texas und wuhtorn stoulc. J/aniln
urc from $1 to $1.2& lower than the opu-nltm
prl < ; uunf the week , best crudes selling now
around JO. 'J , ' ) and poor to good lulu ut from
$2.5010 $4.76.
Itucolptb : Cattle , 1,600 head ; calves , 400
head ; bogs , 0,000 head ; jmo pJ , GOO huud.
Kuniua City Live stuck .Market.
KANSAS Cur , July 15. UATTI.B Hocolptn ,
O.HOO head ; shlpmunts , 1,800 head ; maikoi
for host grades wan suiany. lower for olhoi ;
IVxus atotiM , 2.Ooa4.25 ; Tovas cow.s , Jl.liOiJ
2.50 ; shipping htjioin. (4.25 5,25 ; nullvo
cows , tl.'JiliWI.'M ; butcher Mink : , J3.40ii4.36 ;
BlocKiM-H and fot-durti , 2.10 3.76 ; bulls und
mixed. * 1.7&53.25.
lloas ItucolptK , 7,300 head ; shipments.
2,000 head ; murlict &iM5c lower ; I ) nl It of
sales. $3.60(13,55 ; lioavlo.- , , J5.-10 ; puckers ,
t5.4D7i6,70 ; IlKlit , t5.60Q5.HO ; Vorkurs , t5,7S
St5.a'J'/ii lilgs , J5.OW45.bO.
HIICKIKoculpiu , 1,500 hnad ; sldpmunlJ ,
1,000 head ; market alow und woau ,
Nr. l.ouU I/tvo Hlork MiirKot.
ST. T.OUIS , July 16. OATTI.K ltecol t , 2,70"0
bund ; hlilpiiieiits , 1,200 lioud ; muiliot unchanged -
changed In all klndx.
llotw Hecolpu. 1,300 head ; shlpmonti ,
1,000 houdj inarkot 6QilOo lower ; top jirlcus ,
(0.16 ; bulk of sale.s , 5.bOQ.G.OO.
HiiKBr ICorolpU , 700 huud ; hhlpuiunUi , l.BOO
head ; muikuV&uudy , unchunguU.
X Iir.i kuli < lllf ( 'orn Crop.
Ill Nebraska corn Is about four foot high ,
In ono-lmlf of Uio stuto tlio corn Is doing
splendidly , the other half needs rain. But ,
taking all things Into connlduratton , the re
ports dhow that the stuto never had a butter
prospect for corn than It has today , provided
it could tot ; a good ruin during the next
ten days. The acreage planted to corn this
year 1s lli per cent greater than ever before ,
und It is In hotter condition than over before
reported In July.
A Quod Tiling for .Sum iner Complaint ! .
Mr. J , W , linger , a well known merchant
of Olio , Iredoll Co. , North Carolina , cured
four cases of ( lux with ono small bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic , Cholorn and Ularrliusa
Hemedy. Tula U the most prompt und most
successful remedy in USD for dysentery , dlnr-
rliaio , colic and cholera niorbus , No other
medicine will take its place or do Its work iu
this class of diseases. It is equally valuable
for children and adults. 25 and &o-cent bottles
tles for sale by druggists.
Balloon ascension and parachute jump
this uftornoou utCourtluml Lleach.