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THE OMAHA DAILY REE : SUN DAT * JULY 2 ) v 1891. 15 1
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Jobbers Report a Very Light Movement of
Qco fl in All Lines.
COLLECTIONS GOOD IN THE COUNTRY
Crop Dntnngi' lleport from All 1'nrts of tlio
Btiito Iriul to 'MuId ! llinlncBS In tlio
Jobblni ; Iltin Very Dull Tlio
I'rmlnro Trade ,
The past week has been very unsatisfac
tory to the business men , Irrespective of
the line of business or location In the state.
The crop ( InmnRO reports have been so
numerous from nil sections of the territory
tributary to this market , and liavo all con
tained virtually the same statement of facts ,
that business men have become thoroughly
alarmed. Country merchants liavo been
doing very llttlo buyltiR ami say that they
will wait until It rains before placlnp. any
orders of Importance. In the meanwhile
they are buying goods Just as they are
needed from week to week. Thin gives the
jobbing house * a good many mall orders
which keep the men employed , but do not
foot up In the aggregate to any great sum.
The Jobbers are following the same policy
as the retail merchants , they arc waiting
for rain before laying In any very largo
( locks of goods for future trade. Several
houses nro known to have buyers In the cast
who are waiting for orders from head
quarters before making any move. Their
future action depends largely upon whether
It rains In the course of the next few days.
The JobborH In other cities appear to be
following the same policy , as the New York
papers claim that that city Is full of buyers
who are looking around nnd taking It easy ,
but not buying anything to speak of. ,
The feeling among the Jobbers appears to
bo that the next few days will settle tho. future -
turo of trade In this section of the country.
Whllo there Is no doubt much cause for
alarm , a business man elm rves that thcro
Is nothing to bo gained by looking upon the
dark side of the question and predicting
that the worst Is about to happen. . It Is a
well known fact that the first reports of
crop damage are always over estimated. All
places where there has been damage are
note.d and the facts made known to the pub
lic , Whllo sections where there has been no
damage to speak of are overlooked. Then ,
too , the amount of damage that any certain
crop In any locality may have suffered Is
always exaggerated. Thus It was said that
Uio oat and wheat crop was n complete fail
ure. , and the farmers plowed up a good deal
Of It. Wherever they were too busy to plow
tip thcso crops .there has been quite a yield ,
and , moAt all the reports from the country
express surprise. at these crops being so
much better- than was oxpec'ed. ' Whllo the
corn has' curled , up In many sections of the
state , and wlillo most farmers arc ready to
pay that It , la past help and will be a total
failure , " a rain In the next few days would
cliange the pnSspcct very materially. Grain
buyers say .that even after the corn has
withered nnd curled up so that an Inexperi
enced man would gay that It was past help , a
llttlo rain will cause It to revive and make a
fair crop.
Nebraska Is not the only sufferer from the
dry weather , as , the drouth Is widespread and
affects a good many largo cities besides
Omaha. At St.- Joseph It Is claimed that a
good many of the traveling men are In the
city and- will not. start out again until there
| s rain , as they claim that the merchants
In 'their territory will not buy goods while
there Is so , .much uncertainty as to the fu
'
ture. conctl'tlon of trade.
> Collections In the country are generally
good , due , apparently , to the fact that the
farmers have been selling a good deal of
llvo stock and have not been using their
money to buy as many feeding cattle as
usual. The receipts of hogs have been un-
UBunllylarge all the past- week , the heaviest
being on Saturday , when all previous records
were broken. This rapid .marketing would
seem to Indicate that the farmers and stock
men of the country are anticipating a short
age of feed and are unloading tholr stock
as rapidly as possible. A good many stock
cattle are being sold , as there Is a shortage
of grass nnd hay , and the farmers are buyIng -
Ing very few cattle of that description. For
tunately , beef cattle are bringing a very
fair price , while hogs are high , and what the
farmers have for sale Is bringing good prices.
FINANCIAL.
"Whllo , Omaha still shows a decrease In the
matter of 'clearings , as compared with a year
ago , ' her clearings compare very favorably
with other cities In this section of the coun
try. The decrease of 7 per cent Is less than
tliq average decrease for the whole country ,
.which amounts to 13 per cent. The following
will show the total clearings for the week at
'dmalm and other western cities :
bmn'hn ,
Minneapolis . .
6t. ' 1'nul . ,
Milwaukee
St. Joseph . I'iSHil
Denver . . 2,2 > > .7-U
-glnux City . . . . . . . . . . 3,872
It will bo noted that Omnlm leads all the
lilies mentioned.
During the past week the national banks
have published statements of the condition
Of business , In pursuance of the call Issued
.by the comptroller of the currency. A cnroful
examination of those statements would bring
out some Interesting facts as to the effects
of the depression of the past year on the
banking business. A week ago It wa * stated
'in1 those columns that there was plenty or
money to be had , and that It was only n
question of pcnurllyi The banks were rep
resented as anxious to loan money. This Is
accounted for by the fact that while there
has been an Increase In the deposits of the
banks , there has been a falling off In the
loans nnd discounts , owing to the lighter de
mand for money consequent upon the stag
nation In business.
Toward the close of 1S90 the loans and dis
counts amounted to over $12.000.01)0. ) In July.
189 } , It dropped below the $12,000.000 mark.
nnd there has been n steady Khrlnkago ever
since , as shown by the bank statements
made at about this season of the year. The
following will show the figures for fhv years
past , taken from the statements for the
months Indicated :
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS.
December , "iSW. . . . . 12.520,812.11
In the matter of deposits them has been n
decided Increase over July of laat year , when
the money panic Induced many timid people
to draw their funds out of the banks and
put them In the safety deposit vaults. The
following will show the total deppslts of
the national banks of Omaha , according to
the statements mailo at the time Indicated :
UUrOSITS.
December. 14.879,731.13
AH DUN SKKS IT.
Tbero In n llrlcht Nldo to tlio ( lenenil Cloud
tlmt Now OlineurM llm Sky.
Itr. W , II. Kobernon , locnl manager of U.
O. Dun & Co.'s mercantile agency In thin
city , speaking of local trnde. snyn :
"I might make n very blnu talk If I were
no disposed thin week , for the fact Is thnt
everything- has seemingly gone wrong for
the last seven iluyn , Crops Imve suffered
terribly and a full-grown scnro U on among
all classes. A grain llrm nt Hastings rtitl-
niiitea that every diiy without ruin In that
section U cutting off 100 cnrlondx of grain ,
nnd opinion It ) general tlmt lust Thursday
cut down tbo prospects' fully CO per cent.
"Ni'Vcrthclecs tlicru Is u bright sklo to
tbo general ilnrknessi presenivMl. One of
our leading local houses Ix nutlmrlty for
the statement that the expi'iises have been
reduced by 5 per cent nnd the Males Increased -
creased per rent nt his establishment
In thu last six mnntliH. us cuimmrcd with
the preceding" period of six months. Nearly
all the wholi-aulo denier * report nil Increase
lu the uRgri'Kate of onliun , uiul it Is
known tlmt expense : * have been greatly re
duced.
'Omaha Is fairly prosperous as fur its
wholesale business Is concerned , and tlio
mMiBon , tnltcu altogether , ilnrs not look
a- bad In detail nn It docs In bulk. The
faot that all our country merchants UFA
buylnir Debt Ueenn them close to this mar
ket. nan ! hundreds are sending orders here
which formerly went to other centers.
Omaha In really In better condition than
her nelRhbont , nnd can cotiitriUulaU1 herself
ngnln over the fnct thnt , although bufllnesx
In bad rnotiph , It might be a great deal
worno. The chief unplcnxant fonttlre Is the
fact thnt prospect * nhenJ nrn by no means
encouraging , though It Is quite possible In
deed tlmt n naif crop of corn will yield In
cash fully ns much nit n full crop.
"It Is no time to be pessimistic , The nea-
nlmlst M never Imppy , no mntter how things
KO. The man who has the grnces of hope
nnd confidence Is the best citizen , An old
citizen fell Into a place of business ycstrr-
ilay and wns xtnrtleil when the proprietor
accused him of neglecting his duty , upon
Inquiry be found thnt the 'duty' referred to
wns croaking. The biiflness mnn snld that
from his observation the old citizens were
devoting more time to crocking about hard
times and heavy tnxcs than to anything
else. Thi-re Is too much ground for thu
charge , though It takes nn exceedingly
cheerful nmn to keep tip bl pplrlts In the
fact' of so many misfortunes. The stiff
tipper lip and fuitli In the future nrc the
only renditions which will work us out of
the present commercial dilemma. "
SNOW , CIIUIKMI & CO..S VIKWS.
.Munt ninroiiniFTlncVroh In All Aupccm
HUH llrrn Clo rd ,
Albert Amlrlnno , local superintendent for
Snow , Church & Co.'s mercantile agency ,
writes :
"It Is not fin exaggeration to characterize
the week Just passed ns most unsatisfactory
nnd dlHcourvglnK , both In locnl nnd general
tniile , A long period of dry weather , sup-
piemen ted by hot winds during the last
few days , has worked serious nnd Irre
deemable dnmngc to crops In Nebraska ,
Iowa nml adjoining states. A large number
of orders romltiR1 In during the early part
of the Wrek kept JobborH nt Omaha renson-
nbly busy , but while tlio orders were large
In number they weru smnll In quantity
and amounts. A most depressing feature
of the situation Is the fact that orders are
so dlhcour.iRlngly small , and while they
cause nlmost ns much work , bring con-
Bldernbly Ions prollt. During the early part
of the month orders showed Inclination of
more liberality on the part of purchasers ,
brought iibout , no doubt , by the exceed
ingly fnvorrible condition of the crops ;
warm weather nnd the drouth , however ,
have gradually dispelled the hopes of coun
try merchants. There Is no doubt , how
ever , that the extent of loss to crops has
been largely exaggerated , as Is usual on
occasions of tlil.s kind. That the crop has
been totally destroyed In some places nnd
much damaged In others hnrdly ndmlts of
doubt , but It will be found thnt nt many
points the loss has not been near no severe
as reported nt this time. The acreage of
corn put In In this state wns unusually
largo this year , and even a partial failure
would only bring It down to the usual
mark ; whereas , considerable damage would
have to be- done to bring It down to a fair
average. There Is very little consolation
In the fact that In this Instance Nebraska
Is not the only sufferer ; Kansas , Iowa , and
parts of Illinois are receiving their share
of the bad weather.
"Carefully and conservatively reviewing
the business situation , I cnnnot help ac
knowledging that affairs look very gloomy.
Congress seems to bo In a hopeless wrangle
over the tariff question. Reports from the
cast Indicate unsteady fluctuations In duti
able goods , manufacturers and Importers
are In a state of complete uncertainty as to
the result of legislation , nnd it Is not an
exaggeration 16 say that all lines directly
or indirectly affected hy the tariff nro In a
state of complete demoralization ,
"Tho gold reserve during the past week
reached Its lowest ebb $00.000,000. The un
favorable condition of weather In the west
ern states threatens a .partial failure of
crops' Reports ) from nil trade centers Indi
cate a falling off In business- Not so much
the present dullness , which Is natural at
this season of the year , as the unfavorable
prospects , are having their effect in unset
tling affairs.
"In the face of all this It Is encouraging
to note that the' failures 'fpr the past week
are considerably less than those of the
corresponding week last year. Merchants
are preparing for all emergencies nnd care
fully arranging' their affairs FO us to meet
the most unfavorable nnd adverse condi
tions. Thoughtful business men , not easily
Influenced , are. Inclined to take a more hope
ful view of "the"situation. . This country Is
so large and Its resources so manifold that
business Is not dependent on any one sec
tion or produce. The hopelessness of the
situation Is not due srflely to the threat
ened failure of crops , nor to any other one
discouraging , feature , but to the generally
unfavorable condition of affairs. "
First resort 10 the west Courtland.
' ' COA i'ior 'JIIXR'HS sfurxxy.
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IJopiily Warden Nelson nnd Onn Convict
Killed nnd Snvenil Wounded.
NASHVILLE , July S. The convicts at
Traccy City are In a state of mutiny , and
as a result two men are dead and two
others sijffe'rlng from wounds. Yesterday
the convicts loaded a plpo with explosives ,
placed It In a coal car and attached a slow
fuse to It. Deputy Warden Nelson nnd as
sistants were passing along another entry
to bring the convicts out for the night , and
when they arrived opposite the bomb It
exploded. Nelson was Instantly killed , nnd
Guards Terrell nnd Thunnnn slightly
wounded. A negro convict named Pete
Hamilton was killed by a volley from the
other guards. There were 115 convicts In
the mines at the time , and all but seventy
surrendered. These remain Inside nnd swear
they will not come out. The state olflclals
here were at once notified , and they In turn
telegraphed Superintendent of Prisoners
Kirk nt his home In Chester county to go at
once to Tracey City. Telegrams say It will
probably bo necessary to send troops. Escape -
capo Is probably the object of the mutineers.
The trouble emii.J today by the convicts
sunenderlng and coining out of the mines.
Tiny were con-noted to the ttockide. where
all the convicts are now safely guarded.
The fieo miners dU : : o ; I'ltorfera in any
way In the affair. I'oto Hamilton , the
convict who wag klllwl yesterday , iilmncd
the mutiny ns we'I ' an the ona u year figo.
When ho was. shot tha b.ickboin of the mu
tiny was broken.
WRTHtKl ) A WKtU.Tlll' t'lSCOUffT.
Miss Caroline .lonrn Murrlml to tlio Via-
ftinnt llcnolat il'A/.y of I'r.mco.
NEW YORK , July _ S.Ilss Caroline
Jones , daughter of Nathaniel S. Jones of this
city , but formerly of Chlcigo , was married
today to Viscount Benolst d'Azy of France.
The ceremony took place In the church of
St. Catherine of Genu.i In Harlfin. H v.
Father Agnew of Cliljatj'J ' ofnuiatcd and wus
ass.sted by Uev. Fut'icr ' SI Uteryrector of
the church , and Ucv Fa her Kvars , assistant
rector. The brldo vus .ittlr-id In white eutln
with ruflllng and draperies o ; point Uco. and
wore n superb tiara ( it dl.mmuU. the gift
of the bridegroom , securing the folds of the
h.ng lace veil to the coiffure. Charles Her
bert Davis was the bos' ' in.in nn.l AllM Al.unle
Coolce of Chicago the maid of honor. The
papal blessing was Ut-"ivvtJ upon tilt couple
by Father Slattury : tb rit iw-i v.-celts iigo.
After thu ceremuiij today .1 wedding break
fast was served at the res'.lenoa of the
bride's parents In Audubon park.
This afternoon Viscount nnd Viscountess
d'Azy will leave for the Adirondack's to
stay for two weeks before s.uiilni ; for France.
Few American girls h.ive become the
bride of such a rich young ir.an of old family
and title. The viscount's great grandfather
was minister of tate n > Franco and nls
grandfather was president of the Chamber
of Deputies when that body met In Bor
deaux in 1871. Two of Ins CkUslii * are mem
bers of the lire Jen t uli.imbar.
The lions and leopards give two perform
ances this afternoon at CourUanJ ,
Dully ( lot the .Man of Hnr Choice.
PRINCETON , Ky. , July 28. Dolly Jones
of Trlgg county arranged to elope with her
lover , Joseph Colton. Casslus Hicks , a rival ,
appointed , with a confederate carried Miss
Jones to his own buggy and forcing her to
enter , drove her to the house of a friend ,
where for ten days'she was kept a prisoner.
Each day Hicks pleaded his cause and likewise
each day Miss Jones refused him. Mean
time notlcoyas conveyed to her father , who
hastened with nn armed posse to release
his daughter. Her captors Ignomlnlously
lied and now Mlis Jones la to marry her
old lover without an elopement.
I'liHi Fuel tii l''ur < t thu I'lumen ,
WASIlht'RN , WIs. , July 28 , The saw mill
of the Wlilto .Rlver Lumber company at
Mnson was burned last night with forty
million feet of lumber. The town was In
great danger.
An Omaha freight train with fifteen cars
went throuuh a.trldto. flvti miles south of
hero and all were burned. No llvev were
lost. '
Thci camp of ' the Ashland Logging company
was burned. Los * . $5,000 ,
The flro U now two miles jouth of here.
Waahburn U In no danger ,
Coolest rid * hereabout to Courtland beach.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Prospective Bain in tbo Corn Bolt Dampened
tbo Ardor of Bulls.
WHEAT WAS RATHER QUIET ALL DAY
Corn Wns KnMor nnil OfTnrlngit AVcro I\ln- \
totlntly Increased .Short * Evidently
Covered Pretty 1'rroly Friday anil the
DmimmlVm Not bo Urgent.
CHICAGO , July 28. Prospective rnln In
the Corn belt dampened the ardor of the bulls
In corn today , nnd the other markets fol
lowed that grain In the easiness which re
sulted. There wns n rally from the low fig
ures , however , nml corn and wheat finished
but V&c lower each. Oats closet ! Vic lower
and provisions nt n slight decline.
Wheat was rather quiet all tlay , with fluc
tuations covering narrow limits. The feel
ing was somewhat easier. Initial transac
tions were nt C2V4o for September , a Vic de
cline , but soon afterwards advanced Vic.
cased off another Vic , remained quiet and
steady .and closed with September nt f > 2c.
The easier tone at the start was attributed
to a prospective decline In corn , but the
downward course was checked , Influenced
some by the Increase In the clearings for
the week , but offerings Increased the Im
pression prevailing that there would be a
large Increase In the visible ns well ns local
stocks Monday. Liberal receipts are looked
for next week , and this also hail a weaken
ing tendency. There was some rnln In the
northwest nnd the temperature was cooler.
Cables were lower.
Corn was easier nnd offerings were ma
terially Increased , Influenced altogether .on
the prospect for rain In the corn belt today
or tomorrow. Shorts evidently covered
pretty freely yesterday , and there was not
so urgent a demand , commission houses all
having more selling orders , and local longs
were Inclined to realize ami take profits. In
itial trades were at from % c to V-C decline ,
with September at 44c , and after selling up
Vic declined Vic for September and % c for
May , rallied from % c to Vic , ruled steady
and closed nt 44Vic for September. The
rally at the close was the result of moderate
buying.
Oats were caster on the lack of demand.
The range for September was V4c.
Provisions were very dull. Pork was
steady nt the start , but declined moderately
later on the easiness In wheat nnd corn.
Compared with last night , September pork
Is 124c lower , September lard Is 2Vic higher
anil September ribs 2Vic lower.
Freights , Tic for wheat or corn to Buffalo
or Port Huron.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
I 67'6ii. [ liigh. | Low. | ClQBoT
Whwu.No. 2
July BOTH B1H
Sept , sai fi'JH
Dec 01
Corn No. 2. .
July 43M 43M
Sept 48T * 44H
Get 4HJ * 44
May.
OatH No. 2. . .
- July 32 32 30
AIIR- BUM
* -J7V
Sept - ? -8W
May 32H
Pork tier bbl
July IB ( WH
font 12 12 OS 12 024 ' 18 U'Jfci
I.niil.l001bi
July n ran
Sept 0 D7K 7 00 ,7 00
Short Ulbs-
July fl 72to
St'l't 0 70 iso U DTK
Ca h quotations wore nfl follows :
nOtIll Winter patents , 2.Sflff2.M : winter
struIubtH. J2.402.6) } : uprlnR luitcnts. * .1.10fT3.iO ;
sprlni ; stmlKbt.s , J2.20ft2.70 ; b.ikcra. JUMfJ-OO.
WHI3AT No. 2 uprlnn. ClMrSSKo ; No. 3 spring ,
nominal : N'u. 2 red. OlUiJ.'iUic.
CO11N No. 2 , 4l'.ic ' : No. 3 yellow. 44' < 4c.
OATS No. 2. nominal ; No. S white , 32@34ie ;
No. 3 wblte , 3HI330.
11 YE No. 2. HOC.
1IAHL13Y No.t 2 , nominal ! -No. I , nominal ; No.
4 , nominal. . . .4 ' .
11AX HBED-No. 1. J1.24.
.TlMOTlIVHEED-I > rme..J5.00jir5.10. ) . .
PROVISIONS * Pork , niMS , per bbl. , JI2.625J ©
12.7214. > Lard , per 1O ) IDS. , } . 'J247.00. ! Short
ribs sides ( loose ) . JG.77'tiiC.SO ' ; dry failed sboul
ders ( boxed ) . JR.OOffCI.12V4 ; abort clear
( boxed ) . J7.005il7.23.
WHISICy Distillers' finished goods , per givl. ,
J1.22.
The followiui ; were the receipts ana Biilpineiits
fcr today : , .i *
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
t'lour , bbls.
Wlit-at.bu. . .
Corn , bu
Oato. bu
lty > > ; bu
llarley , bu. .
On tbo Produce cxcbiinio today tha butter , mar *
hut was llrm : creamery , 14320e : dritry.1210Hc.
'
OMAHA UKNKKAL MAKIUCTS.
Condition of Trida nnd Quotations ou
Stupid nnd Fancy Produce * .
The week closed with the market"hbout steady
nnd with about the usual Saturday's business.
The following will show the recclpls of produce
for thfe weeks ending on the dates Indicated at
top of column :
July 27. July 20. July 13.
Eggs , cases 1,126 1,269 2,023
Duller , pkgs 80S 927
Poultry , coops 235 219
Potatoes , care 11 20
II will be noted that the receipts of both butler
nnd egg * have been decreasing cmlte rapidly dur
ing thu past three weeks. During the past week
tills decrease became so noticeable that thn mar
ket advanced Ic on eggs and the same on pack
ing butter. At the same time Ihere has been
an Increase' In thu receipts of poultry and a de
cline In the market.
UUTTEIl Packing stock , Oc ; good to choice
country , 12fil3c ; separator creamery , solid
packed , 17 18c.
ECUS Per doz. . 3c. .
LIVE POULT11Y Old hens , Co : spring chickens ,
DfflOc ; spilng ducks , lOc ; old full-feathered duck * ,
7u : hen lurkeys , 7c : gobblers , BiGe.
VEAL Choice fal nml small veals ore quoled
nl fiftCc : coarse and large , 34c.
CHEESE Wisconsin , full cream , new make ,
lOiillc : Nebraska nnd lawn , full cream , SWlOo ;
Nebraska mid Iowa , part skims , Gj > 7o ; Llm-
burger , No. 1 , 10 < . ; brick. No. 1 , lOc ; Swlsa , No.
1 , 13j14c.
HAY Upland hay , $ S.CO ; midland , $7.iO ! ; ' low
land , $8.60 ; rye straw. $3. Color makes the price
on liny. Light bales sell thu best. Only lop
grades bring lop prices.
PIGEONS Old birds , per doz. , $1.
Hecelpts of potatnvN Imve nol been very heavy
ilurlim- the past week nnd the market Is not
no well supplied aa It wns. As tbu xcngon Is ur-
ilvlng when sweet potatoes will begin lo at
tract some attention , the following report on
the condition nf the crop may I * of Interest.
The outlook seems favorable for n large crop nil
ovrr tbo country , the acreagu bolng given us
WJ.iil , ns compared to last season by the navel n-
mem report , and the condition of lh i-roji July
1 , IIH compared to n full crop , Is given'an fol
lows : New Jeiney , 95 per cent : Pcnimylviinlii , OS ;
.Maryland , US ; Virginia , 87 ; North Care
lina , 'Jl ; South Caiollna. 90 ; Georgia , t-1 ;
Klorldn , 91 ; Alubnmn , 84 ; Mlu lKHlppI , hi ,
l/mlslaim , S'J ; Texas , 95 ; Arkansas , S4 ;
Tennessee. 87 ; West Vlrglnln , 93 ; Kenlucky. 6i
Ohio. S4 ; Indiana , 86 ; Illinois , 73 ; Iowa , SO ; .Mi. ,
smirl , 'J'l : Kansas , 97 ; Nobraakn , 40 ; Wyoming ,
100 ; Cnllfornln. 100.
POTATOES ( looil stock , on orders , 75.
MEIXJNK Ooml stuck , crated. tU.
CANTALOUPEH-Per doz. , J1.60.
CUCUMHEIIS On orders , M SOo per doz.
OLD 11KANS Hand-picked navy , $2.23 ; me-
ilium , IZ.10U2.15 ; common white beam , J1.75
ipl.90.
ONIONS On oidcrs. Zc per Ib.
CAIUIAOK Ooocl thlpplnc itock , ' on orJera ,
: KO.
TOMATOES Qnod stock , per 4-bagket' crate ,
tl ; per Ij-bu. to _ . COfliWc.
CliLEUY Per doz. , 3S IOc.
KHUITS.
At the fruit auction held yesterday morning-
41' ' ) lxixe > of pears nnd ISO cratea of tomutnen
wore Hold , The trull wns pretty softer ( hip
ping , but brought fnlr prices for H Saturday.
Tomatoes were very low. On Monday u ear of
funey stock shipped by aeorge 1 > . Kellog of
Newcnitle. Cnl. . will Ul offctcd. The car will
contain ( M boxes of Crawford penchr . li'J boxes
nf peurs and DO iHixes of plums. This will bo
tlio first lot of Crawford peache * trf be offered
on this market thin year. In addition to the
iiliovu two cars of prnrs are reported to arrive.
On Tuesday a mixed car of fruit la reported
for Fnle.
STHAWIlKUIUES-Nono.
APPLKH < ! oed stork , per bid. , tJ.
lll.ACK. HAHrill-ltllIiS-Nouc. : :
linn IIASPIIEIIUIES None.
lll.AC'KIIKHIUES-Pcr cas , tJ.
I' AOIIES-fallfornln , 11.60.
IM.L'.MH Native red plums , per Jlqt. cam ,
IT.U ) ; Cnllfornui peach plums , tl.75. <
l'UUNKS-tl.75.
KIOH-None.
PKAHS-J2.75O1
APH1COTS Cullfoinnone. ! .
cmKUIiS California , none.
THOPICAL KllUITS.
11ANANA8 Cholca stock , t-.00 < Ji.W per bunch.
L1JMONH Fancy lemons. SOO elltf , I6.00U0.50 ;
fancy lemons. 360 size , > 6.
OHANOKS Nona of any ci > ni | iience.
PINEAPPLES None on tha market.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FinS-K ncy. per Ib. , ISKOISc.
HONEV-C-llfoinla. lie ; dark honey , lotiUc.
MAPLE HVJtrP tlallon oins. pur doa. . IIS.
NUTS-Almoiuls. ) ! O17o : HiiKllnh- walnuts , 100
IZo ; illbertii. lie ; llmzll nuts. K'c.
Clll-il-l'ure juice , p r bbl , , tij half bbl. . W.M ,
IIIUJ.'S No. 1 grun lilac * . : Ho ; No. 3 erc p
hldm , l'iJ2c , No. 1 RQiIV 't'd ' hMp . 3c ; No.
2 cr n m Ile.l lililJH , J0tl * * { No , 1 un-en united
hldeii , K to 40 Ib * . , 3oiNiv -2 Rrrcn failed hlden ,
y to 40 It * . , : U2Uei rffru , 'J vrRl cnlf , S to IS
ll.5H 6 l No. } VCAl-rfllfr R to 13 Ib * . , 4MHCi
No. 1 dry Hint hide * , &ANn. 2 dry Hint bides.
3c ! No. 1 dry saltml bllM ? 4c. Part cured
140 > er Ib. leiw limn fnllr.-riired.
HIIKEP PELTS OrrWtfnltrd. tnch.
grtrn nailed ihcarlliiKH YsbM wonled early skin * ) ,
encb , CfflBo ; dry sbcnrlliiKS ( short wii.iled e.Uly
skln ) . No. 1 , rnch , W'ilry \ \ \ nhenrllngs ( Miorl
wooled enrly nklns ) , No. 2 , rnch , fc ; dry Hint
Kantian nnd NebranknT' niChcr wont pelts , per
Ib , , actual weight , 5fl.v ! irturraln wool pelin , i > or
Ib. , actual welKht. 4Uw ! dry Illnt Colorado
butditr wool pelts , per Ib. ' , actual weight , 4ft
fi'tc ; murrain wool pelts , ' per Hi. , nctiml welnlit ,
45JO1. Havr fret cut off , ns It In usclera to pay
freight ( in them.
TALLOW AND ntttiAHK Tnllow. No. 1 , 4 $
4lc ! ; tnllaw , No. 2. mniVo : grenne , white A ,
4r4iio ; grrnse , wlilln Jl , , Jft < (3Vipj grense , yellow -
low , 3c ; grrnse , dark. iS'.ioi ' i > ld bultcr , ! ft2'ic ;
beeswax , prime , laQlSc ; rough tnllow , l',4U2c.
M\V : voitic ( HMKAL : : M
Vrstcrduy's Qiiiitntlon * n 1'loiir , drain nnd
Priivlnloiin , .Mclul' , Kir.
NEW YOUIC , July 2S. I-'Loril-llocelpti" , II-
Oo ) libln. ; exportn. ,0 > bbln : sales , 7,0V ) pkg * .
Mnrkct dull , buyers boldlng off for lower prlcea ;
some deimind for KnnwiH pntents for exports ;
city mill patents , t4.nOffl.30 ; winter imtonts ,
J3.00 3.2 ; ; city mill clears , t3.05)3.ft.winter ) ;
straights , 12.1 2.8. , ; Minnesota patents , JJ.IOft
3.75 ; winter extras. J2.00,1C.W ; Minnesota bakers.
tl.DOgj.OO ! Winter low grndcs , tl.G082.1.V "prlng
low grndes. Jl.COfil.W ; rprlng extras. Jl.Snjf'.SD.
Soulbein Hour , dull ; common to fnlr extras ,
S&OOtfMM ; giwd ta choice exlrat2.My3.30. . Hye ,
Hour , dull ; miperllne , t2.7.1ff2.8ri ; fancy , \lWn.V > .
Uuckwhent Hour , nominal. Corn meal , quiet ;
yellow western. 1 2. drift 2. 80 : Ilrnndywlne , t2.SO.
Ilt'CKWIIIJAT Nominal.
U VK Nominal ; mate , 6"ic ; Jersey. D2I3c.
IIAULKV Nominal.
IIAULEY MALT Nominal ; western , CSiJSOc :
slx-mwed , 82j/S."jO.
WHEAT Ilecelptfl. M.OOO bu. ; expsrtn , 75.000
Int. ; snlcH , CIS.Oin ) bu. futures , 61,000 bu. spot.
Spot mnrkel ilull ; no expirl demand ; entiles
weak ; No , 2 red. store nnd elevator , M'.ic alloat ,
54Vi ; delivered ; No. 3. CSHe f. o. b. : No. 1 north
ern , 62T4.C dellveied ; No. 1 Imi'd , KUc delivered.
Options openeil dull nnd heavy , niled weak nnd
InncllVQ under weak foreign advices nnd heavy
receipts ; wesl closed dull ; May , CIVtWIVic , closed
nl Cf > ic ; July , ul'ic. nominal : AugiiKt , C.mfiT.l'jic ,
closed at B4HC ; .Septembor , C31 5f"tic , closed nt
Dj c ; December , WWSSftc , closed nt KlUc.
COIIN Hecclptn , 6.000 bu. ; exports , 4WO ( bu. ;
sales , 180.000 bu. futures. Spot market Inactive
nnd nominal ; No. 2 , Mie. ; nnnilnnl ; elevator ,
Gl'ic dellverc.1. Optlsn market llrm on further
reports of corn dinnuge through hoi weather ,
ensed oft later under llqulilnllon ; May , 4G ? fi'4GKc :
September , 49rlSVSc , closed nt 43e ; October , 43H
ifl'JXi' . closed nt 4'JVJc : December , 46ic , nominal.
OAT8 Ilecelpts , 3o,000 bu. : exinirts , 1.000 bu. ;
snlcs , D.I.OOO bu. futures , 11,000 bu. spot. Spdt
market dull ; No. 2 , 40'4c asked ; No. 3. 3,5c ! ' ; No.
2 wblte , 41c ; No. 3 white. 33140 ; Imck , while
weslern , 39JTS2V4C. Opllon market dull nnd fol
lowing corn : July , 3.H'4e ; Heptember , J2 iV32 > ; o.
closed nt 32ic ; October , M'dc. ' nominal.
HAV Dull ; shipping , MSCOc ; good to choice ,
7MfS3t' .
HOPS Quiet ; stnte , common to choice , 7j13c !
Pnelllc coast , 1014c.
HIDES Dull ; wet salted New Orleans selected.
45 to 6T. Ibs. . 4'iff4\c : Texas selected. 35 to CO
Ibs. , 4@5c ; Duellos Ayies , dry , 20 to 24 Ibs. , S&
5140.LEATI1EH
LEATI1EH Quiet ; hemlock sole , Iluenos Ayres ,
light to heavy welghtn , l.-iifflSc.
WOOL " Steady ; domestic llcece , IOJT23C ; pulled ,
20f2."ir.
PIIOVISIONS Ilecf. steady ; fnmlly. 9c ; extm
mess , tS.noW8.5fl ; beef hams , 21c ; city , extm
India mess , ICSflSo. Cut menls , Blendy ; pickled
shoulders. Co ! ; plckleil bams , ll'iBK'c. Lnrd ,
quiet and llrm ; western stentn closed nt t7.33 :
sales , nominal ; July. t7.42 , nominal ; September ,
J7.32 , nominal ; reflnrd , quiet ; eontlnent , t7.C3 ;
S. A. , t".S5 ; compound , CfWic. Pork , llrm ; sales.
700 bbln ; new mess , tH.OOffH.25 ; extra prime ,
tl2.50 T3.0fl ! ; fnmlly , H..Vi913.00. )
11UTTKU firm ; western dairy , 12J14Vc :
western creamery , 13@l3o ; western factory , 1214
01H4c ; Elglns. 19c.
CHKKSIC-Steady ; part skims , 2'Hf.V,4c ; full
skims , HifiLV.
KG03 Kirm ; state and Pennsylvania , 15fJ13',5c ' :
western fresh , HtfllHt.southern ; canes , 11.000
3.00 ; receipts , 3,000 pkgK ' t
TALLOW Quiet ; 44c ! for city ( t2 per pkg. ) ;
country ( pkgs. free ) . 45-lC < V-nl1 tn quality.
I-ETUOLEITM Dull : SUnlled cloned nt Sllic ;
Wnrblngton , bbls. , } 6 ; Wn.shlnglon , In bulk ,
13.50 ; rellned New York , rKM'i 1'blladelplila nnd
Ilaltlmorc , t5.10. , "iT ,
ROSIN Dull ; nt rallied , common to good , tl.230
'
.
RICE Quiet ; domestic , fair to extra , 4'06'/4e :
Japan , 4H043io. J Alt
MOLASSES Dull ; Nfcvv7 Orleans open kettle ,
good to choice. 2W3GC.
PIO IHQN Steady ; Scotcbl tlO.50022.50 ! A'mer.
lean , tl.2ri6i.ra. * " " '
COPPEU-Slcady ; lake , 5.12 .
LEAD Steady ; domestic , H.10. ,
TIN Ste'iuly ; Htralbt , tlS.RO bid : plates , quiet.
SPELTER Dull : domestic , t3.37',4 , nominal.
COTTON SEED OIL-Dull. Inactive ; prime
crude , 29c ; off crude , 25i2Sc ; yellow buttei
grades 31@33c : choice yellow , nominal ; prime
yellow335't33c ! ' ; yellom ' * ff. grades , nfi2i33a ;
SlW 'V' J > !
prime White. . V . .
! I a j ? < 'W4r5O ) !
BOSTON , Mass. , July 2S. The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter says of the wool mnrket :
The sales this week have been phenomenal. The
nggregitte disposed of since our last review has
can led tbo tolal soldslnco January 1 , 1804 , close
up lo the amount SRI down for the first seven
months of 1893. While the speculative Clements
of the movemenfT Induced by the possible chances
of the failure of the pending tariff bill , nre
Riilllclcntly nppnrent , there Is beneath this evi
dent cause for the Increased sales a consider
able basis of demand for .several kinds of wool.
particularly tat certain combing nnd clothing
wools. There has be.en for some time a dimin
ished stock of Worsted 'goods. ' The retail clotlHor
has utterly failed to find enough to supply bis
wants , nnd the worsted manufacturer- has
come to feel thai he cannot wall nny longer
without buying wool. The movement on
their part wns eulllclent to give added firm
ness to VI nnd ? t bloods , which nre nominally Ic
a pound beller limn last week , although
actual sales Imve not resulted In higher prices.
Then , ns remarked last weelr , Hie stock of wool
In sight Is below the average for IhU tlmo of
tlio year. It l ascertained from Insurance men
tlmt there Is a very small risk on the stock
( Inking Into account the decreased value of wool )
compared wlllj lasl year , which Indlcatea less
wool In slorage. Consignors are advising dealers
to hold wool. Several houses have received tele
grams fiom the west advising such courxc. The
conclusion of the whole matter Is thnt there la
baldly any line of wool but Is selling more freel >
than a. week ago. bill , ullhough Is would bo Bald
generally that prices nre stronger , one would not
be justified In marking up any grade or class.
T.be sales for the week In Iloston amount to
5.9S2.900 pounds domestic , and 372,500 pounds for
eign , making a total of C.335,400 pounds , against
n total of 1,952.535 for the previous week , nnd n
tqtal of 1,913,00' ) for the corresponding week last
year. The unles since January 1 , 1894 , amount
In 73,000,333 pounds , ugnlnal 73,594,000 n year ago.
Tlia fnim for the week 111 New Vorlc uggrogate
1,6.16.000 pounds. The sales for the week In
Philadelphia 'ngsregate 1,042,700 pounds.
ST. LOUIS , July 27. WOOL Active , firm.
without quotable change.
ht. I.ouls ( iennrul Market.
ST. LOUIS , July 28. FLOUR Dull , heavy at
recent decline. '
W11I&AT Lost Ho not' on generally bearish
news ; No. 2 red , cash and July , 4751C.J August ,
47Xc asked ; September , 48i4S ! > 4c ; December.
CORN" Nervous , slightly lower ; No. 2 mixed.
cash , 41Hc ; July. 4lfte ; 'August , 41ic ; Septem
ber. 42' ' , e : May , „ ) ( . .
OATS Weak , lower ; No. 2 , cash. 27ic ; July ,
2S c ; August , 2Scr September. 2S'iSHc ' ; May ,
JlYE No. 2 regular , 41c asked.
1IARLEV No trading.
I1RAN Stronger ; Clc , sacked , east track.
FLAX SEED-lllghor ; 11.15.
CLOVER SEED-tS.OOiffa.OO.
TIMOTHY SIJED-tl.70 for August.
HAY-'Klrmer ; cliulcct timothy , tl2.00012.50 ,
JHITTEH Klrm. unchanged.
EOQS Firm , unchanged.
LEAD Active , llrnij t.1.30.
SPELTER-Dull ; tllnia
CORN MEAL-52.20S2.23.
WHI.SICY-tl.22.
COTTON TlES 80c.
,
PROVISIONS Dull , weak. Pork , standard
menu , Jobbing , $13.25. Lard , prime steam. $0.75 ;
choice. t8.90. Dry salt meuls , loosa shoulders.
Jii.li'ri ; longs nnd ribs , tC.93 ; shorts. 17.10 , llacon ,
pai-Ued shoulders. $7.00 ; It'mgs , $7.73 ; ribs , $7.S7i ! ;
shorts. $ S.12 ! { S.23.
RECEIPTS-FJour. CjOOj ) ' bbls. ; wheat. 178.000
bu. : corn. SO.OOO bn. ; onisT ' 4H 000 bu.
SHIPMENTSur. . 7M'1 bbls. ; wheat , 5,000
bu. ; corn , 70,000 bu. ; orftjJ , 10,000 bu.
Mont on 8toc .lJ\otatlon \ | < .
BOSTON. July SH. Cull loan * . 1WJ n r cent :
lima loans , 2KttHH per- - rent.Cloalur prices for
utockn.boiidnanil
A.T.AS.F 3 1 * :11(1 : pfd , . " 77W
Am. Sugar lO.'tw WnMlngh. Ktootrlo ! I3H
Am. Smrur nfd 71W ! W. Klee. pfd. 61k
llavStatofins Bi ! iVliuOcntral l ]
lleil Telephone. . . . 107J fitrlllson 2ds 2ti ) <
Uoston ; Albany. . 1,1 ! ( ) AlmtHon > 1 * . , . . . . . . 7UVs
Iloston A.Maliio , . . . 147 8 ( jov Uleotrlo Os. . . 84M
do pfd 150 * .Vis. font. iHls. . . . ss
C. , II. &q 7:1 : AlluuezMlliInrCo. i'S
Sift
Fllchliurc flu Atlantic H , '
( Sen. Kleotrlc. . . . . . SSJ l Uutlon & Montana 98
IlllliolH ati'ul 411 UnltiiA IlOHtou. . , , HI.
Mexican Contra ) . . itfi C'alumat & llccla. . 275
Old Colony i7 OKUtimiilal 76
Orepim Stiorl Llr.e 4' ' < 1-YankUii 10
IttlDtMT 34 Kt'HrH.'irgu 4P (
San Diego , u f 1H
Union Pacific 7M OiUncy 78
Went End 47ii } 'rnmaraclc 135
I'm 11 IJiiiitiitliiiiii.
CHICAGO. July 28. Thr Earl Fiult company
nold California fruit nt auction this morning ,
realizing prices ns follows : 1'e.un. llurtletis ,
tl.cl.kO ; Clnpp's fiivorlle , Jl.OOirl.O. , ; peacheii ,
I'rawford , $1.4.Wfl.C5i Fouler. $1.63 ; alrawbcrryu ,
$1.13 ; primes , Tragedy , only fair. $1.73 : OIOB , $ l. 5
fl.73. Slmonl , $2.05 : Ufrfiian. ! . . plums , egg ,
$ I.2S I1.IO ; Wiinhlngton. $1.1501.30 ; lluibnnk , $1.50 ;
SiitHiiinu. $ I.C3 ; purple Dunne , $1.73 ; Quachen.
bors , $175 ; gni | > c8 , Fontaliiebleau , tl.3i'1.35.
Nina car load * sold here- , today ,
Porter llroo. company , Chicago , sold four cars
Cnllfornln fruit nt auction today : HnrHeti pears.
rlpo condition ,
Porter Urns , company. New York , sohj onu
car Cjllfurnla fruit tp > liy at auction : linrllclt
pear * . t3.OOQ3.lQ ; early Crawford pcacht * .
MlliiinuioIUVnrul | .Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. July i8.-Jlecelpli of wheat
were larger , being lM.i > 4 bu , . with shipment * of
30,0 < X > bu. These receipt * ranui on n weak markat
nnd tha demand for I rack wheat was Ilichl. The
market for ca h wlinilh ed ut nbout Uo lower
thi'p ill * prectdln- day , unj ( uturr * wcr ul * >
nliout 'Ic lower. The clew I July. 8lcj \ Peplem-
l > er , Bl iCi Doceinl > or , U' , < c. On Irack : No. 1 lurd.
r,7ic ; No. 1 northern , MHc ; No. t northern , Re.
Trndlnir for the day nn * nt no time active.
Flour wn * stendy but dull , and imlen wrrr re-
IKirted mther Irsi than the production , which
wns nbout M.OOO bbls , PntenU , I3.WU3.IO ;
bakers. $ lpOB2.a ) .
8TOCKHANI ) IIONDS.
Speciiliitlon Atom .Stngimnt Tlmn for Mnn-
AlontlM nn 'ClniiiRp ,
NB\V YOIIK , July 28. There Is very llttlo
to be said of today's stock market , which
reached a point of stagnancy which a short
time ago wottlil have been considered Impos
sible of attainment. With total sales of less
than 40,000 shares , the speculation could not
have been very Interesting. In Stiyar , which
was the leader In tlio market , only 9,200
shares changed hands and the fluctuations
were confined within a range of 7 per cent ,
the highest point touched bring 10:1 : % nnd
the lowest 102 % , the closing price going %
per cent below the top nml n similar fraction
above yesterday's closing. The grangers were
slightly heavy and declined VI to % per
cent , St. Paul nml Durllngton & Qulncy re
covering Yi per cent. The group on the day
shows a decline of from U to per cent ,
the latter northwest , the crop now being the
moving Influence , London was a seller of
Union Paclllc , causing n decline of % per
cent , Distilling gained i& per cent nnd lost
U per cent , Missouri Pacific advanced 1 per
cent , but subsequently lost all but H Per
cent of the Improvement.
The trailing In the rest of the list was
very trifling , ami the changes were In the
smaller fractions and In a majority of cases
on the declining side. Phoenix mining sold
down 4 per cent to 10. The general market
at the close wns fairly steady. Railway and
nilsccllancous bonds were very dull today.
The tone of the trailing was llrm , anil an ad
vance was recorded of 21& per cent In Lake
Shore seconds , registered.
The Post says ; The Interesting feature
of the bank statement was Its heavy re
ported decrease In deposits. One-fifth of
this $5,000,000 decrease Is accounted for by
the $1,000,000 shrinkage In the lo.ins , anil
the rest has Its obvious explanation In the
week's gold exports. This Is n riithcr unusu-
'ally clear reflection of the fnct that the
specie apportionments are going out against
withdrawals of Idle foreign capital heretofore
left on deposit balances. As has been often
said , these funds nro going back to Europe
for the simple reason that the money market
gives them employment there.
The following were the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York exchange -
change today :
bid.
The total sales of utocle , today were 33.379
shares , Including : American .augur , 9,500 ; Utir-
llngton. COO ; DiKtlllng. | ' 3.MO ; Missouri Pacific ,
1,500 ; SI. P.iulM,000lfnlbn ; Paclllc , 1,800.
Now York 'Money Miirkut.
NEW YORK. July 28. MONEY ON CALL
Easy nt 1 per cent ; lasl loan , 1 per cenl ; closed ,
1 per cent.
PIUME MERCANTILE PAPER 3@3 per cenl.
STERLING- EXCHANGE Finn , with actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.S844J'4.S8V4 for de
mand , nnd at 34.87liR1.K7U for sixty days ; posted
rates , $1.88 and $41M > 4J4.89ii ; commercial bills.
$4.8GV4 < rrl.S6'i. ' '
SILVEIl CKHTIKK'ATKS GI T 5c.
GOVEUNMENT IIONDS Stduly ; state bonds ,
dull.
Closing -quotations on bonds wera as followi :
U S. Bsrog- 117M D. A-E.G. 43 72 > <
U. 8. fiHConp. . , . . 118M Erie 2nda 71
U.S. 4arei' . llSJi O. H. AS. A.Us. . . 00
U.S. 4scoup do 7n 100
U. S. L'sruz. 1)0 ) II. AT. C. Oa 103
PaclllcUaof'1)3. . 101 dollH lOHs
Ala. Class A ion M.K. &T. I8t4s. . 78M
Ala. Class U ion iio yd4H sow
Ala. Clrm C 02 Mutual UnlonUs. IDS
Currencies 02 ! < N.J.Ccnt.Geii.Ss. 113
La. Now Con. 4s. . 114 h , No , Pnc. l t . . . _ 108M
MlHHourl UH 100 Nc Pac. L'nds 72K
N.C.IlH 124 N. W. Consols. . . 141K
do-lH Ofl | do S. F. Deb. Ss.
S. C. nonfiind . .j'U. ' O. W. 1 18
Tenii. new sot 0 _ 78 | St. P Consols TH. .
Tcnn. old ta 00 St.P.C.A-P. W.Sa. HIM
Vn. Ccutnrl Sl.L.&I.M.Gen.5n ,
do deferred S. L.&S.F.Gon.O. KB
AtchlBOn 4a Tex. Pac. lata. . . . 81K
AlchtHOn 'Ja A. . . . do 2s ' 'IK
Canada So. L'tidH. . 100 U. P. iHlaof 'OU. .
Con. Pac. 1 His'115 100 Wt'fU Shoru 4s 11)4
D. & . U.G. 7
bid.
Sun FnmclHco 'Mlnln ; Quotutlons.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 28. The ofllclal closlnr
duotallonB for mlniii ; Btoji-itoliy wjrj : n tel -
town :
Aim 1H Ilaln.V Norcross. . . 05
Ilulchor 711 Mexican 87
HcBtA Uolclier. . . . , UO Mono HI
Uodlo Con OH Ophlr IDS
lnl pr Ill Potosl 42
Chollar a.l Savinro 26
Con. Cal. A Va ItOO Sierra Nevada 54
Crown Point , Ul UnlonCon till
Eui'OuaCon ' 'S Utah 7
Gould ACnrry. . . . 41 Ynllow Jacket. . . . 4o
Nnir York Allnlni ; < Jimtutloni.
NEW YORK. July 2R.-Tho followin ? aM th
cloalngmininirquutalion.H :
Cholor. VO I Plymouth 10
Crown Point 80 I Sierra Ne/vada BO
Con.Ca ) . &V.1. . . . 27fi Stand.-inl 160
Duadwood CO Union Con CO
Gould A Curry 40 Yellow Jackot. , . . 40
Halo A Norcrona. . 60 IronSllvor 10
HomcHtnko inon Qulcknilvor. . . . . . . . 220
Moxica 7A Uopruforrod 1400
Ontario 7. > o Ilulwvr 10
Opblr. 1.10
London Stock Muricot.
LONROM , July ' _ 8 t nm. . closlmr :
ConHola , moiuiy. . . 101W Mexican ordinary. 76
CoiiHOlH , ncu'nt. . . . IDliu St. Paul com 58H
Cau'idlan Pacific. . UA N. Y. Central DDK
Erlu HM PouiiHylvanl. ! DO
Erlo''da.- . 7 Kradlnr HM
Ilia. Central 03 Mux. Ceil. noiv4n. 54
l-'iliniirbll Notot.
NEW ORLEANS , July 28. Clearings , $319,121.
PARIS. July 28. Three per cenl rentes , lOlf
lOc for tbu account.
IIOSTON. July 2S , Clearings. $11,630.373 : bnl-
nncca , tlM7a8 ! ) ; weekly. $07,303,933 and fJ.01J.4IO.
HALTIMOHE , July 28. Clenrlneii , $1,798,078 ;
balance. ! ) , $1J,7C4 ; weekly , tll,741,85 < and J1.W5-
443.
443.MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS , July 28. New York exchange ,
selling ut tl. Clem luss , $171,945 ; balances , $37-
001.
001.PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23. Clearings. $8,283-
499 ; balances , $1,7',194 ; weekly , $53lt > 0,07' ) and
$9.199,300.
NEW YORK. July 28-CIoarlngs , $ C1,1M,430 ;
balances , $3,943SiS ; weekly , $387,790,411 ; balances ,
$ M,737,13I.
SAN FRANCISCO , July 28 , Drafts , sight. lOcj
lelegrniihlc , ISc. Oliver ban , Ki ifiO Hc. Mex
ican dollars , EH' f(51c.
CINCINNATI. July 28. Money , 3fO per cent.
New Ynrl ; cxchiuiKe , 2Sn dlHcount. Clearings ,
$ l,7bfl.2iii ) ; weekly , tlO.916.000 ; for week last year ,
$9oj.wa. :
LONDON. July 28. The amount of bullion
gone lulu the Hank of England on balanc today
U (9,000. Thu prlcL of liold ut Ilia-nun Ayics
today lu .T7.
WAHHINUTON. July M. The ra h balance In
the tieasury al the close nf huxInexH tmlay was
JliO.lKl.i/J'i , nf which t5X,3 3.414 MHS gold n-Hvrvr ,
In this Ktati-ment thu $3,000UOO gold shipped today
does not appear.
CIIH'AOO , July 2 < -Clearlncs , til. 658.000 ; total
for week. $71.790IXH ) ; c-nrreapondlnB > veek last
year , i72.SST.oiW. Ni-w Yoik exchange , 15o pr .
ml u m. l 'orelKli exchange , dull : actual , $ I.U7H
UI.S.H'.i. Money iiiim , 4 | C per ot'iu.
ST. IXM'IS , July -8.-Clearln6s. $3.06I.C-15 ; thli
week. $19,2187 : jire | Kndlng week IS51. II'-
701.413 ; laul wecW , t15,7H1.4l3 ; biibmces twlay ,
$4C2,9CO ; IhU week , t'.HW. 17C ; oorrvrpondtnc week
la l yeor , 1\SI \ * > .t'Jli last week , t,233,03l. Money
dull , Mp7 iier cent- Exchange on New VoU | , ( Oo
uremliim bid.
NEW YORK , July JS.-Thu export * of specie
fnun the port of New York for the week were :
Gold. I5.3IG.040 ; silver , $550.041. 'fhu Import *
were : Gold , $30,132 , silver , $6tl. ) The weekly
slatemelit HIUWM the following rhnnaca ;
lle rve , dccrcuw. $ ! , 'JiXI,875 ; loan * , drcrea ,
tl.OOU.OOiJ ; peclf , drcif-iif. WOl.SiW. K-u-al tfiidv.s ,
dccieasii , tJ.U7S.4W ; deiHiAUs. decrease , $5,081,700 ;
circulation. dvre se , $109,600. llankn now hold
$71.903,7:0 in vic * * ( lot rvqulretl ii per ci-nl
nil * .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Record Breaking Becoipte of HOSTS the F < m-
lure of Saturday at the Yards.
CATTLE TRADE SHOWS SOME IMPROVEMENT
liuiutry for I'nt Cnttlo l lli-ttrr nml Prior *
Higher I1 K Moll IlrNUly lit it Do-
clloo of 10 lo in Cent *
fr.ini I'rlilny ,
SATURDAY , July 23.
Tlio receipts of hogs wore the largest
today In tlio history of tlio yards , being
19,758 head , or 2C.1 cars. Tlio largest l > ro-
vlcns day's receipts was on July 11 , when
10.86S hogs arrived. This brings tlio total
for the week up to nbout 72,000 , or 32,000
In excess of the receipts for the previous
week. The receipts of cattle were only
about 2,000 head , and there was only one
load of sheep In the yards , 105 lieatl.
CATTIjK There was n fair demand for
good ( ! roused beef steers , nnd the market
was strong nt fully yesterday's prices. Ono
bunch brought $1.10 , being the highest ,
price- touched In several days. There were
sovor.nl other loads good enough to bring
Jl and nbove. The grassy anil half fat
steers brought J3.2G03.7G ,
There wore tinlto n good many cows on
the market and the trailo had n little moro
life. Prices were strong , especially on the
bettor grades. Quite a string of western
cows brought $2.75. Pretty fnlr native
cows sold at $2.00@2.50 , whllo canncm went
nt $1.00f1.75.
The trailo In stockers and feeders did
not show nny material change. Hoth do-
maiul nnd supply wns short , and the mar
ket quiet. Representative sales :
DRESSED I1EEP.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Vr. No. Av. Pr.
2..ir. : > $2 DO 17..1312 $3 M : C..12-JO $3 M
1..10W ) 3 M M..IU.T.I 3 DO 49..Kit 3 95
& ) . . . .1113 3 10 19..1117 3 K 46..1201 4 00
: i 3 23 23..1012 3 70 2..1i:0 4 00
iorj 3 25 19..1121 ! 375 43..11 4 IS
1.122 3 (0 25..1014 375 21..1204 4 IS
933 3 M 41..1231 385 43..1447 4 40
MIXED.
CO..1270 435
COWS.
. 900 75 18. . . . 743 1 30 12. . . . SS3 1 90
.1010 1 00 1. . . . 670 1 45 1. . . . 910 2 00
.8SO 1 00 10. . , , 772 1 43 I. . . . 870 2 10
. S3 : i oo 1. . . . 930 1 SO IS. . . . DM 2 10
. 950 1 15 2. . . . 7CO 1 D5 4..1037 225
.1070 1 15 4. . . . 710 1 GO 19. SH 2 25
.800 1 15 2. . . .1150 1 CO 1. 950 2 35
. 78. ' , 1 15 1..1100 1 GO 2. S" , 2 40
1..1370 1 25 10. . . . 781 1 63 21. ! I 2 50
G. . . . 792 1 25 6. . . . 972 1 6 , 1. 900 2 DO
1. . . . 950 1 23 8. . . . 933 1 C5 1.IS. . 930 2 CO
10. . . . 810 1 23 15. . . . 771 1 73
DM 1 23 11. . . . Ml 1 40 12. . . . EIS 1 45
200 1 20 C. . . . KM 1 40 G. . . . COO 1 r.O
4S' ' 1 30 2 270 1 40 10. . . . COO 1 70
, 470 1 35 6. . . . C20 1 40 1. . . . 800 2 00
CALVES.
1. . . . 200 1 DO 2. . . . 210 2 25 0. . . . 220 2 75
3. . . . 120 200 1. . . . 130 2 CO 7. . . . 100 2 75
3. . . . 217 2 00 1. . . . ISO 2 75 1. . . . 1W 2 75
DULLS.
1..12SO 1 45 3. . . . SCO 1 C5 2..1115 1 75"
1..11W 1 65 1..13IO 1 C.- 1. . . . 910 1 75
3..12M 1 ST. 3..127G 1.70 1. . , . ! * > ) 1 SO
1. . . . 910 1 D5
STAGS.
1..1I20 300
STOCKERS AND
2. . . . SI , 1 DO 2. . . . ! W8 1 81 M. . . 7I11 " l * >
7. . . . 3 .S 1 CO 13. . . . 453 1 S5 61. . . . 730 2 15
r , . . . . 320 1 60 35. . . . 6S1 1 85 V. . . . ! ( 2 Si )
13. . . . f.03 . 1 75 8. . . . 590 1 93 0. . . . 741 2 20
9. . . . 434 1 75 10. . . . fC8 2 00 61. , , . f > 70 2 30
2. . . . 515 1 85 47. . . . f,07 2 00 21. . . , 919 2 65
3. . . . D93 1 85 3. . . . D2C 200 17..1090 2 G2 > < .
7. . . . G32 1 85 8. . . . CS3 2 10 D2. , . . SG7 2 S3
1. . . . 730 1 85
85WYOMINO
WYOMINO WESTERNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
91 calves 187 $2 00 1 cow i" P > i SI " \
7 feeders 1221 2 DO 277 cows 90S 2 75
1 con- . 810 2 75 1 cow , 760 2 75
HOGS The heavy receipts of liogs would
naturally Indicate that the supply In the
country was largo and thnt farmers were
anxious to sell , but tha fact that > a good
many light weight ? nnd pigs are coming ,
Is conclusive evidence that fectl Is becom
ing scarce or that the growers are , afraid
that It will be tiliort In the near future
nnd nre taking advantage of the present
good demand for hogs to clean up. The de
mand .today wns active , every-one'-wanting
hogs , nnd a good many nt thnt. Although
the receipts were the largest on record , the
bulk of the offerings had changed hands
by 11 o'clock. The large offerings had a
natural tendency to depress the market and
buyers succeeded In getting a concession of
from lOc to 15c from yesterday's prices.
The prices paid ranged from $4.60 to $1.90 ,
with the bullc of the sales at from $4.70 to
$4.SO. Yesterday the majority of the sales
were made at from $4.85 to $4.90 , and at
the close of last week nt from $4.75 to $1.80.
Representative sales ;
No. ' Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
G 230 . . . $4 CO 81 ,210 , 120 $4 75
G 223 120 4 CO 70. . . . . . . . 13 80 " 75
3 273 . . . 4 CO 70 230 SO 75
3 233 . . . CO l SOS K,0 ' 5
75 253 240 GO 71 201 1GO 75
1C1 192 410 G5 72 22S 100 75
75 202 80 65 74 201 ir,0 73
C7 201 SO C5 70 272 40 75
S5 191 160 65 72 225 40 75
W 1D2 240 G5 41 . .231 120 75
93 173 120 G5 181 . .211 80 75
10 233 . . . C5 7 ! ) 231 2SO 75
73 171 200 K5 70 216 80 75
84 182 1GO 05 DO 307 40 75
74 1SS 320 C5 M 205 120 75
96 189 320 65 10J , . , 227 120 75
126 131 240 63 ill 187 2CO 75
77 181 80 70 70 237ICO 75
147 209 200 70 72 238 SO 75
72 187 80 4 70 73 100 120 73
44 232 200 4 70 Dii 2.17 SO 75
73 1F8 200 4 70 S 190 . . . 75
f6 215 160 4 70 Cl 225 210 75
a 104 160 4 70 IX ! 212 12' ) 75r.
SI 11)0 ) 200 4 70 72 22.1 210 75
S3 217 300 4 70 82 214 120 75
M 202 200 4 70 81 231 320 75
70 193 280 4 70 Cl 2.11 1SI tlVi
8i 2D8 SO 4 70 (57 ( 233 0 77'.4
72 1)9 ! ) 40 4 70 63 2,13 80
76 213 240 4 70 77 21.1 ICO 77W
90 1K : > 80 4 70 73 3.10 240 77K ,
79 223 . . . 4 70 73 2'H ' 21) ) 7714
10 1H7 . . . 4 70 B 2IC . . . 77 V4
84 20 ? . . . 4 70 M 238 . . . 77 K ,
72 211 86 4 70 K ) 231 210 77',4
61 267 200 4 70 SO 184 80
S5 211 120 4 70 8. ) 232 ICO 7714
63 22i ) 120 4 70 71. ICO
75 212 2SO 4 70 . . . . . ; . . > 2HO SB
101 153 230 4 70 81 221 100 SBW
6 < t 235 80 4 70 SO 213 20Q W
73 214 2SO 4 70 79 22IJ 120 7714
; o 20t 40 70 KJ 2 2m ) KO
79 221 2SO 70 K , . > ' > ! 100 til
81 205 ICO 70 71 230 . . . SO
172 205 G20 70 f,2 L'- > 101
79 214 40 70 CO 3M ICO 80
90 173 280 70 VI 2i4 l-'l ' 80Ml
90 212 40 70 70 2.11 41 Ml
Cl ) 205 320 70 88 200 40 SO
40W
07 21J 40 7214 CO ' . ' 11 W ) 80
81 213 120 68 2l > l 2 * ) 80
73 1U5 80 75 220 ICO 80
79 202 40 78 153 ICO 80
7.1 230 320 7.1 231 M 80
76 223 80 Cl 218 80 80
10 221 . . . C 211 160 1,0
62 277 40 C7 2r,2 . . . 80
70 261 160 W 255 40 FO
64 2U7 120 03 270 120 80
70 228 40 4 73 fil 263 2I 80
78 197 . . . 475 01 23 > 120 80M
75 220 . . . 475 Cii 233 120 SO
78 210 280 4 75 1)2 ) 23 I''l ) SOKO
73 230 160 4 75 13 2.H ! 40 80
81 211 200 4 75 Cl 2.V , 210 80
73 218 160 4 75 US 273 200
60 208 80 4 75 tfl Il7 ! 100 80
241 120 4 73 67 217 SO 80
81 218 200 4 73 Cl 229 80SO
Tt 203 80 4 75 GG SCO SO 80
01 213 80 4 75 C7 22 ! ) fO
75 211 160 75 6J 215 44 811
80 203 40 75 73 211 80 811SO
DO 2SI 80 73 64 Ut
57 1'JO 80 75 53 2.17 120 80
EG 227 120 75 71 2CI ICO 80
61 SOS 40 75 M 2G7 200 81)
73 J30 120 75 S3 2r.C . . . 80
90 Ifi'J 300 75 5'J 20) 160 80
C8 231 SO 75 CO 2J7 40 80
C5 240 120 75 75 2SO . . . 10
82 2IS 120 75 CD 213 80 80
7S 1S1 . . . 75 CO 279 kO SO
81 217 200 73 60 253 SO 80
79 Ml 120 75 C'l 25K 1)0 SO
CS 246 160 75 70 OX SOStt
149 242 240 lit SI 1W Stt
CO 265 ICO 75 Cl Z
2UJ 201) 7l > IMS 5g
CS 212 80 75 S3 27H B2U
SI IDG MO 75 S3 221 40 K
f. 210 . . . 75 si 208 to 81
81 231 120 75 73 2M Id ) 85
VI S61 120 75 6.1. , 291 IM
79 150 2" ) 7i7R Bfl 21 ! ) 120 81
Kl 224 320 7R 05 VM 85
2U2 ICO 76 103. , SSI S5
HC 211 280 7iW 203. 85
4'J 217 40 W tt 29 120 85S3
C6 213 ICO 75 81 323 M 85
73 SIS 120 T3 70 241 80 83
178 120 75 40 85
72 201 210 75 78 . Kl 80 81
2W ISO 75 Cl . 271 80SO 85
60 3W 4f" ) 71 M . 27H ' 85SI
65 220 200 75 Cl ) . 271 'so B7V4
U > Kl 210 7i Kl . 2 > iO ' V4
64 215 160 75n M . lit 'si
M 2tt 00 75n 71 . 164 4 > 0
CO 213 3CO n
1'IOH nouoii.
1U 1J8 240 4 25 ) . . . , . . . .I8S 40 4 (9
8UKRP There was a loail of mixed na
tives which uolil at steady price * . Tito mar
ket la without any now features of Im
portance , Representative Bates :
No. Wi. Pr.
T native mixed Ill $2 W
St. l.oui l.ivu MOCK .Market
ST. LOIII8 , July a. CATTLU-lt c lpU , 10.0-fl
JM" fhipn ln ' ' . 1.8W hf .l ! nmtkft .lull
1 i llv' ' " nnni T im itMti MO t
' . ' ! . " * " " / 30 ° ' " " " 'I ' * "iiipmenm , nonoi
t quiet , mnuly. unrlmtmnl.
I.r Tlmii Twenty LitiiU of ( Incut Natlvn
Tallin Arrhnl Vritrnlny.
ClttC.UlO. July J.I.-UM ttmn twenty lon.li .
of KVHit ! unlive rnllle arrived for the market
today. Tolrtl rerelitn | were nt int 1.50) ) head , but
mom limn 1W ( lieu.l were Tcxims. IlRit | lef
li'sn"rmjl.iwi" ! ! .K"'Hl llt' , mi"1 l ' " ' > IMC to
' " ' l > " 1'1"1"
, , , iM , ' " " Plrlied in. Hie. eown nnd
' " 'j.TSl ' "lwk M fniin ll.so to JJ.7J.
\\llh nrrlvnln Juat nlmut
eqiml lo Hie run of
" " " , " , ? ' ' " " .xvtlfv | < ' " ' ' llrt * ntkct Vtil l
net ho nml
nlronc Prime heavy nmt
1
K nnres. nn.l . the | hulk f ' RI > , , , | to cholcn
ylilppliiK OIK nt from J.a > to H 30. A loud of
fnnev 30.111iKf \ , SI , | , | , „ , , „ j.-.37' ' ( , .
MIlEI-.P-Th. . ' firuli mipt'ly wn only l.fjv ) hend.
Ooijil qimlltv n > hl at fnim 13 to J.1 , pv l IW-ll , .
iiuilloii ! ! ncllmif nl the littler IlKiinninl fnlr
fs-IK iiil\e.l lom nt . ' . Kiilr in K < m6'Mh. \ . nntlv *
limlw * oM nt from J2.W lo J1.7.0. Pilmn lambs
ar , ' iiunlntilo nt from tl to $1 21.
Iteeelpti f'atll. ' . | , rrt , ) he111 ; ; i-nlven , 200 head :
hnirn. U.Oi'O ' heml ; Rlu-vp , l.Wli ) head.
The Kvenlnu Journnl inmrlii :
UOlM-llrcrlpI * . | 4XX ( ) heid ; { oniclnl vmtontny ,
24,104 he.iil ; Rlrlpinriitit yestenlay , lO.SSOl'iend ! IVt
o\vr , iihout I,4iiO linnl ; iiuiillly fair : market nctlvs
nnil llrm : piu-kern nml hlpiei | ImyliiK lien ! lol 60
others mielmnire-I ; mien rniwd from
for "al"S(1 ( < . for rouuli
. . ;
day , BOO henil : market imctmnunl.
linn * ! ! * City llStnnlc M trhnt.
KANSAS PITY. Julv < . *
-lATTIi : Receipts ,
3.nn ) IIP.II ) ; shlpini.ils. 2.M ) henil. Market slenrtv ;
TeMis steers , I.SO 3.V ) ; hei-f sleein. W.41ff4.70 ;
n ; llvo eowB , l.2.1ii'3.CO ; stockers and feeders'
IIOlW-Reeelpti. , 10 ) bend ; shipments , VI
heml. Mnrkel r. inc lower : hulk nf mles , II.S5
I93 ; henvles , JLUOJiV. . ' . pnekeni , JI.WJ 1.n2H :
im\eil , l4.k,1JM.9.1 ; Ushls. Jl.75ff3.00 ; plpn , * I.70IJ
HIIKKP Reeelpls. 3,5iM hendj uhlpmenls , 109
head. Atnrkot flow nml xveak.
Mock In Sight.
necord of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets Ritunlay , .Inly 2.1. K9l !
Cattle. HOSTS. Sheep.
South Omalm . . . 2,000 19.0 > W 105
CThlciIKO . l.r.'JO ' 14.IVM 15,01
KnnMs City . 3,1110 lO.aXJ 3 , 19
tit. I ) uls . 10.0M 1.2W 300
Totals . 1 ,100 45.8J3 5,203
Ciiffri. tiirhrt *
NH\V YORK , July ! . COPPKB-Oiitlnna
otieneil dull and 5TPIO ( mints lower , reacted
Mlmrply on near delivcrlei ; July Inactive ; dc-
mnml to cover : closed nteaily at not , MflO iiolnln
lower ; sales , 7.IXX ) hiitx , IncluilliiK : July , JIS.Mff
15.75 : Ainni't. JI4.wrt'14.05 ; Septemln-r , JI3.70 : De
cember. J12.C5. Rput coffee , lllo , ilull ; No. 7 ,
JIG ; mllil. quiet ; Cordova , S19.0flri'li.25 ! ; wnrp-
house dellvcrlvH fnim New York yes-
tonl.iy , ' .i.iiSS h.itrs : New YoiU stock
today , 101.601 hasn ; 1'nlteil .Stales mock , 13rtG03
b.iKa ; nllonl for I'niteil Htntos , 231,000 Kics ; vis
ible for fnlted Hlates , nn.COJ hiiK , ngnlnsL 100-
2S3 bass 1,11 ynr.
1110 JANKIItO. Julv 2S.-Markel stendy ) 'No.
7. J17..K . ) ; c.trh.iiifff , srvl : receipts , 21,009 liars ;
cli-n-r.,1 fur ITnlliil States , 4.0JO lines ; iltwck ,
1CS.OOO hiKi. . '
SANTOS. July 2F. Weilt ; pond nveniK'e , Jllt.'OO ;
reeelptn. ll.ttt ) bain ; stock , 12.1.00J IKIKS.
IIAMIIPIUI. July g. Steady prices , unclmnfifl
to 11 pftr. tilKhvr ; mles. i.i.Oivj IHIKS. ' I"
1IAVKI- : , July 2S. Opened bnrely Vlraily , f
lower ; nt 12 noon iinchaniteil , eouiiaittl with
ycatenkiy'H cloec ; mil , 13.00J MB ? .
l.iindiiii ( ' ! ( > ; > llcvlrvv.
I.ONPON. July 2 < . Tli weather , which h.iit
been broken. Is nnee moro settled. The wheat
market during the week wns llstlvcs anil tie-
pressed. T.IPIO WIIB a IHXIP demand and Honia
pressute to sell. ItiiH laii ali'l I. a I'lnla nft const
were fieely offered.Vhlte wits were utrirtly.
California July delivery was quoted nt i24 i per
quarter nnd red winter , Hleamor , July .nml
AUKIIM , 21s. Klour wns easy with n poor ile-
manil. There wns n free supply. Corn" ! wa
slnmK on bad news resardliitt the Ilanub'an
crop. Prices were up fully Is and mixed Ameri
can wns nut olTeied. Hailey was quietnnd In
moderate ilcmand. Oats weru Kteiidy. >
NKW YOHK. .Inly 2S.-StIOAH Haw ,
fnlr rennlmr. 2 IMBo : centrlfupil , 90 { rtt. , 34o ! :
refined , fairly active ; come. sriuleH of soft' 'ovpr-
wild ; No. G , 3 13-IGfJlr ; No. 7 , 3HW3 15-lCe ; No. 8 ,
3X < i3 13-lCc ; No. 9.3 9-10T3 ic : No. 10. 3 9-163
3Xc ; No. 11 , 314TC3 ll-16cj No. 12 , 2 7-10tf3ic : No.
13 , Zc ; oil A , 3 .VIU'iMUe ; mould A , 4 O-lC-ffl-0 ;
atnndurd A , I S-lOWf-ic ; cnufectluners' A. 4 l-16o ;
cut loaf , 516W.1 3-1 c ; crushed , M4ST 11-16o ; pow
dered. 4 a-lHfllic ; cmnul.'ited , 4 6-10ii > llto ; cubes.
4 9.inl > ic.
LON1JON. Jnly.2-HtiaAU-Cane , very quiet ;
centrifugal , Jnva , 13s 3d ; Muscovado , fnlr refin
ing. Us Cd. ' _ '
KIIIMIIH City
KANSAS C1TV , July 28. WHEAT He lower ;
No. 2 hanl , 131c ; No. 2 red , 4lc. . *
COItN Ufl'ViC hlKher ; No. t mixed. SSftSSo ;
No. 2 while , UffKUc.
OATS-Hc lilshcr ; No. 2 mixed , S01i 274a ! ; No.
2 white. 30o.
HUTTKll FNrm : creamery , 14H16C ; dairy.
1 Mi , lie.
KGC5S Firm ; strictly fresh , 8c. 'in
ItKUIJllTS Wheat , 13,000 hu. ; corn , " none ;
onts. none.
.SHIPMBNTS Wheat , 0.000 bu. ; corn , none ;
oats , none , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Liverpool iMnrkcts.
I.lVUni'OOL , July 28. WIlEAT-Qtllet , 'but '
steady ; demand poor ; holders offer moderately ; , i
No. 1 Callfoinla , 4s 7d ; red western winter , il
4s ldff4.i 2d ; led we.stern spring , 4s Gdrfls 7(1. ( ' ? |
COltN Klrm ; demand poor ; new mixed' , soot.
4s iy.ii. '
KI.OIIH Sprlnir patent , Cs OU.
IJAIILUY Cnllfoinla bicn-Inir. 23s tdff233 ) Gd.
1'UOVISION.S llcef , extra India ntss. Ms Sd.
Pork , prime mess , GSt : ! ) d. ll.ic.on , 1'jnK ' nnd short
clear , 65 Ilia. , 3lis ; IIIIIK clenr , 45 Iba. , 3Ca ' .Cd.
Lard , prlmo we.stern , 3Gd 3d. -
Ciitloii .Mlirliet. '
NEW OUL13ANS , July 28. COTTON .Duti , and
easy ; sales. 15 bales ; receipts , 21 bales ; oijnirta ,
cciiitlin-nl , 400 bales ; co.islwlKe , 655 bales ; , slgck , by
actual count. 47,607 bales. Kiiluivs quiet ; salca.l.SOO
Ixiles ; July , $0.60 bid ; September. Jii.l4UG.l5 ; Oc
tober. JG.4GHC.47 ; November. ! 6.63T(6.6I ( ; January ,
IC.68ifG.70 ; Kebrunry , W.74&G.7G ; March , J6.80 bid ;
April , JC.bO hid.
ST. LOUIS. July 28. COTTON MlddllnB , . 7o ;
sales , nonu ; receipts. 100 bales ; Hhlpnients , " 0
baJes ; stuck , 27.60U bales.
Dnliitli ( , niln Aliiricrt.
nUMITir , July 2S. WIIBAT Cl'osc , dull and
lower ; No. 1 bald , faith nml July , 67C ; No , 1
northern , cash and July , 6S'to ; September. UHc ;
Ueeemlwr , Ki'iic No. 2 thorn. - . '
; not . L-.IKII. 62',4a ; No.
3 , 441 i ! ; rejected , 4314o ; to arrive. No. 1 north-
em , 5 Vic ; rye , 660 ; oats , No. 2 , Eto ; No. 3 while ,
2So.
_
'r'rlsroVlicut ( JiuitiltliiiiH.
SAN FHANCIBCO , July 2S. W11IWT Quiet
anil steady ; December , 'J'jo ' ; new neller , 91'/4c.
U'odl .tlnrUiit.
ST. I.OUI8 , July 28. WOOL Active , firm.
without change. _ _ _ _ ,
Set Flrii to 11 I.lttln Chilli.
PAnKEIlSllURQ , W. Va. , July 28. A man
named Valentine , married and. with a family ,
nnd Mrs. Jacob Trader , a widow living on
Straight creek , ou the eastern eclne of ( Jal-
houn county , liad arranged to clone , but a
l-ycar-old daughttr of Mrs. Trader was an
encumbrance. To get rid of the child the
couple tied It to a tree , piled brush around It
and set It on ( Ire. The ccrcamu of the olillil
attracted attention and It nan released , but
not until It was HO horribly burned that It
cannot live. The couple escaped.
Kino sandy bottom at Courtl.uul.
AiiRlurx Drnwni'il at St. Paul.
ST. PAUL. July 28. ChnrlCH If. Dana and
P. M. Luther , two well known St. Paul men ,
liavo bt'cii drowned ut Isle Hoyul by tlio cap-
sIzliiR nf their lulling boat. I'Icrue Duller ,
county attorney , was rescued after clinging
to the boat several hours.
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