fl TFTR OMATIA DAILY ITOfl. ' ! rTTtTHRDAY. JULY 13
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Discouraging Reporta Received from the
Western Harvest f ialda ,
WHEAT AT THE OPENING WAS LOWER
OUpoiltlon toTrndo Wits Not General and
Operator * Wcro Inclined to Piny n
Waiting Unmo-Stookt
anil llondii
CHICAGO , July 12. IleporU today from the
harvcH fields were Imd , nntlfrom tlio Brewing
Iprlng wheat worse thnn boforo. From I'uropo
cauio reports of a wet harvest , and mainly on
uch news nnil some covering of short wlioiit
that article recovered from ? { c to Jfo of yes
terday's decline. Corn averaged cmy , but
closed firm nt from ! ic to He nuovo yesterday.
I'rlccs wcro overweighted with the raw ma-
tcrlnl mid declined hcnvlly.
Wheat nt the opening was from } { c to So
lower for September hccamo flrm nnd advanced
to n point Ic nhovo the opening price , then re
ceded Jic , held fair nnd the closing wai flrm at
JjjC from the top. The lower opening was on
the financial outlook , but tlioro veto reports
of hot winds In the northwest , nnd rumors
tlmt a considerable quantity of gold
was to bo Imported , and the market became
stronger , Liitcr , Influenced by realizing suits
nnd the only small decrease In stocks reported
by llradstrcol's , the market again caied off ,
only to regain Us drop on the rises of prices
In I'urls. Thcro was no disposition to trade
except In a moderate wny and the voluuio of
businosH wits not liirgc.
Corn was quiet at the start. On n decline
the demand Improved and on someof the largo
concerns purchasing freely the early sellers
turned buyers , resulting In a ( c advance. The
action of wheat helped the price- and the lull
Ddvnnco WHS fully sustained. Tlicro wan a
fnlr trade In oats and n steadier fooling , nrlces
advancing from ! ic to yc , July being the
strongest , The close was at nearly tlio top
Dguri'swlth u net gain of from lic to } { c. Lnrly
oircruijzsof July were light , but aftur lie nil-
vnnco they Indented slightly. The new crop
futures weroolTerud fairly well , but all weiu
ftlisoibed.
1'rovlslon prices succumbed to the -heavy
hog receipts iiero nnd nt Om.'ilui and Kansas
City. Altliough pricesBiilTcrud u so > erodc-
cllnc , tliuro was no grunt nmountof bUNlness
done- until near thu close. Compared with
last night , pork Is down from 45c toCOc , lard
from aajfc to 'JOc and ribs IWSic. During thu
last fifteen minutes It wris gor-slp that Wright
Was unloading Ills long line of piovisions.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
64 cars ; corn , 330 cars ; onts , 15Ucarfc | hogx ,
BB.OOO head.
The lending futures ranged as follows :
Cnsli quotntlotiE ivoro as follows :
FLOUK Kahy , not much chitngc.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , G6H5Sci No. 3
iprlng , f. i ) . b. , GOSG3c ; S'o. 2 red , ( iOMO05 ic.
COIIK No. UlOiw No. 3 yellow , closing
OATS No. 2 , SOJifflaOVc ; No. 2 white , f. o.b. ,
84S13GC : No. 3 whtto , f. o , b. , 31 li < 233c.
KYE-NO. 2. to , ; . +
HAIIMJV No. 2 , nomlnwArTo. 3 , f. o. b. , 85 ®
80c ; No. 4 , f. o. 1) . , SBfWBa *
FI.AX HEEINO. . 1 , J1.08.
TiuoTHvSnED I'rlmo , 14.15.
PoiiK-MehB , per 1)1)1. , ? 10.06iai0.07 < 4 ; lard ,
per 100 Ibs. . S'J.r/Jiiyj.GD ; t-hort ribs , sides
( loose ) , ! H.8.)318.H7 ! ' , ; dry Ritlted Bhouldcrn
iboxeo ) . f8.25e8.CO ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
19.70(210.00. (
WIUSKV Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
SuoAns Unchnnged ; cut loaf , GUcj grnnu-
Utcd. 5.70 ; htauditid "A. " 6.G4.
The following vcro the receipts und ship
ments for today :
On the Produce cxchango today the butler
market was quiet and easier ! creamery , 15 ®
lOc ; dairy. 14Q17c. Eggs weru strong ; strictly
fresh , 1515Jic.
_
New York M rkctff.
NEW YORK , July 12. Fi.ouit Receipts , 84-
000 fkgs. ; exports , 1,000 hbla. , 7,000 saaka ;
laics , 4,000 pkgs ; market very dull and weak ;
buyers scarce.
CoitN MCALr-Uull , steady ; yellow western ,
RYU Quiet , flrm.
HAIUXY M ALT Steady , quiet.
WHEAT Ki-celptB , 'Jfao.ooo liu.j exports ,
130,000 bu. ; enles , 800,000 bu. futuroH , 120-
000 bu. spot. Spot market firmer , moderately
active for export ; No. 2 rod , In btore and oliv
T tor , 7UK7iVc ! ; afloat , 7354V ; f. o. b. , 72Ji ®
74fo ! : , ungraded red. 07tt73c ; No. 1 northern ,
73cNo. ; I haul , 77' < cs No. 2 northern , 70 ; c ;
No. 2 Milwaukee , 714'c. OutlotiH were dull
pnd Mit7ic ( higher , closing mm ; No. 2 rt-d ,
July , 71 a72 c , closing nt 72Kc : August , 727 , '
Sf c , cloning at 73 0 ; rioptembor , 74 15-1U
closing at 75JiC ! December , BOll-10
, 4.
Conn Uccclpti , OB.ooo bu. ; cxportu , 108-
000 bu. ; Bftles , 340,000 bu. futures , 87,000 bu.
snot. Hpois null , firm ; No. 2 , 48K5J48Mc in
elevator ; 40 i(249jo ( ! alloat. Options dull and
unchanged to Jjc up , cloning steady without
ncclal feature ; July , 48Uc ; August , 48) ) { ®
iHJiC , cloklng at/8ic ! ; September , Jb'Sffi401ic.
Closing at 40 > Sc/
OAlS-Uucolnis. 73.000 hu. ; exports , 1,000
1)U. ; bales , I''a.OOO Im. futures , 80,000 bu.
epot.
active
B7Wc ;
Beplomher. - < , e. cosng at 31Kc
Hoot. No. Uwhlto. 40cf-No. 2 Chicago , BBHc
K ? ' ? Jn3l9 ! ! N.3 ! w''ll ' ' ° . 8 ° c ; mixed western ,
87W38Ue ; white western , 30tt44 c.
llAY-SteadyiUlet. |
IIpi'8-rjtcady , nulot ; gt.ito , common to
choice , 10T,22c ( ( ; I'aclllc coast , 1021)ic. )
HlDEB-Hleady , Hrm.
I'lioyiaiohB-Cut mets. dull , steady ; mid-
flies. Inautlve. Lurd , ( julot , nonlc ; wi-storn
team closed at (10.05 ; biiloi. 750 tlorcea at
| io.06ttU.i0 ! '
; July closed ut MO ; r-'optombor
Siu U'i'm40' ' l ° 'k- e "yi now wcsi
ii Moderate demand , stendy ; choice ,
CiiF.KHE-Modorntoly active ; fancy , BX < 28Vc.
EflHH-Ubcral Mipply , i asy ; reculptu , O.OUO
pbcH.CHtorii ; , freli , l&/SSiloVc.
6 iisVciW ? 'nn" ! ° lty l'J ' 'Cr ' "kB < ) l 4Jclld' ! ) I
COTTONSEED Oib Quiet : crude , 37c : vcllow
prime , 42c. '
1'ernqi.EUM-Wai dull '
; I'cnnsylvnnla oil.
jpot sales , none. AuKUht options enK-s. none ,
6 c bill. llnm oil biiles4,000 bbls. ; total
tales , -l.OUO Mils.
KoDiN-Qulut , weak ; strained , common to
Tiim-ENTiNE-DuIl. ' weak nt 27'j < 328Mc.
ItiCE 1'alr demand , stcudy.
MOI.AFRKS Steady ; New Urlcans , ouon kettle -
tlo , Kood to cliolcu , Htciuly ,
BuuAlt-ltaw , dulli fiilr roflnlnir , 34'c ? ; eentrl-
fuKiils , 00 test , 4f c ; refined , iiiodorutcly nc-
UvopltA,41fi.lC4ir ; ) iomouIIA,6 ; ! ( i & 13-10e ;
tnmlurd A , 6 7-lt > 4tfJHc ! confcctlonerH A ,
66-lflcicutlouf , 0iiU ( 1-iGo : cnulioil , t > \ < &
6 1-lCci nouderod , 6 H-lGrtr ( > Vc ; granulatud ,
i 7-lCCf ( ) o ; cubes. 6 ll.l j.c.
l'io iHON-Ktenily ; American , H2,7616,60.
Ooi'i'uu Easy : luko. I10.a& .
J.EAD-I'lniii doini'Stlc , J3.07J. !
TiN-Btcudyi Btrults. HU.40j plates , dullr
itoanr ,
Bi-Ei.Tf.il Quiet ; domestic , H.10.
KUII HI City Murkoti.
ItAJtfUH ClTV , July 12.-WllKAr-Illll , mil
lightly higher ; No , a bnrd , fj-iCiMc ; No , U LitI I
OouN-Flrmj No. 2 white , 33 > Jo ; No. 2 mixed ,
I3c
OATS-8lendyi No. 2 mixed , 200270 ! No. 2
white , oHfivjmr < v
UUTTBU r-carco , flrmi creamery , lGCJ2Qci !
lry. 13ftl7c.
Eoua Dull , weak ; lOc.
ilcCKIITS Whuat , 7,100 bu , ( corn , 8,300 , bu.j
oats. none.
Buu-MUNTB Wheat , 10,400 bu.j corn , 13,800
bu. ; eau , none , _
I.lvrrjiuo MHrkv .
LIVEKPOOI , July 12 , WIICAT Btcndys do-
tnnnd inoderatu ; liolderti oiler tuodorutuiy ; No.
8 red winter , &s Od pur cental.
OOHN-SU-udy ; demand fair ; mixed western ,
4 * 4Hd l tr cental.
IjAitu I'rlmo western , & 0i percwt.
CHEESE American finest white , 45s Cd ucr
CWU _
Munchaiter CuUiiu rcl l Iteilutr ,
MANCIIESTEII , July 12. ThoOuunllun In Its
commercial article my § : A btrongt'r tone
Dr valls , which U mainly due to cotton values
atLluTpool. More buslm-w vra uxccuted
yotterday than on July 4. notwULitunUIng
the tlruueia. Ttiore are iuqulrloi lu koiuo
quartern for Ion grade * . The prospect * of
btitlneil for China nro worn otiiirful Th t
lifts been a Icndlnv buyer ot tllror at
ho low quotation * nnd on Incroaied Inquiry
or Manchester good * li ojcectoil , pending the
disturbance In trade botffoon riilnn and India ,
There liaibccR a fnlr Inquiry from Hotnbay
which Ims iciulted In talcs of shirtings find
miscellaneous goods. The Inquiry for Jnconcti
It light , The Inquiry for bleaching cloths h s
lettened. The demand for heavy goods Is
mostly of a retail character , lluslne.o for
fcouth America Is quiet. American yarns are
firmer and moro business lajlono In them.
Omnhn 1'rotliico .Mnrkot.
IlnTTKn-Tlio market l steady , but tlioro Is
n good dcmnnd for pricking stork , nnd fonio of
the buyers appear to bo fi oHti ? somcwliat
stronger ; than tlicy did ndnyor two ago. There
1 Miino talk of tlio market going Imok to 14c
for packing stock , The receipts of butter are
light , but qtilton good deal Is being shipped out
Inrarlotn. Fancy creamery. prlnt. 21c : fancy
creameries , solid packed , iocs fair to good
creameries , solid packed , loaiflc ; cholco to
fancy country , 16U10c ; fair to good country ,
16c ; packing stock , fresh , 18Vc. {
Ecos-Tlio market was steady , but thcro op *
prar * to bo a weaker feeling in some quarters
that may indicate the coming of lower quota
tions In tlio near future , The bulk of the sales
nro still mndo ntll'ic.
I/lVK I'oui.Tltv There Is very llttlo i poultry
coming on the market , nnd the offerings of
chickens woru picked up uulto rcmllly nt firm
prices. Turkeys nnd ducks nro out of reason
nnd nro very slow sale. Spring chickens ,
per dor. , tl.76fl3.riO ; best hens , per lb. ,
74J8c ; mixed coops per lb. , Cc ; old roosters ,
tier lb. , 4(260 ( ; turkeys , per lb. , He ; ducks , uer
lb. , 7 8c.
I'OTATOr.s Tlicro wcro a fowcars of potatoes
In , but the demand was not overly actlvo
owing to the competition of the local gnr-
di'ncis who arc supplying sotno of the trade ,
selling direct to the rutallers. Now pottitocs ,
porbu. UOcttM.OO.
TOMATOKS The market Is not very well sup-
" '
piled 'ustat iiiesent , agnod deal of the stock
arriving In poor condition , However , the
market Is not any stronger , hut If anything
the feeling Is weaker , owing to the fact that
the demand Is not very active. Southern , per
four banket craft1 , 81.-is-10. !
Cr.i.Kiiv Snmll shipments are coming from
both Michigan and Missouri. Celery , per doz. ,
4 Be. '
Ari'i.r.s Quito a good many apples nro being
received on the market und there Is a wide
range In the urlces. Cholco red tipples that
will answer for stand mirpososnra good sellers
and command the best prices. Apples , per
H bu. box , 75c < aJ1.00.
llnuitiES There wcro about 110 cas.es . of
blackberries on the market nnd a few cases of
red nnd bluck raspberries. Thu most of the
rnspbarrles nro homo grown nnd are sold
largely to the trade without going through
the hands of the commission men. There
wcro no strawberries ) In. A commission man
observes that It docs not take many berries
to satisfy thu trado. Tlio market Is now low
on receipts that would , during many seasons ,
be consldciod so light that prices would bo
mlvunrcd. Ulackborrlos , per 24-qt , case ,
JS.OO ; blnck raspberries nor 24-ut. ease , $3.00
(23.20 ( ; huckleberries. J3.60.
fcMAM. 1'iuiiTS At the present time there
nro no California pou'ibus on the market that
nro tiny Improvement over tlio southern
peaches which have been pretty good this
henson. There appears to bu a disposition
among some fruit dualcr.s to tiwnlt the coming
of thu early C'rawfords or other good varieties
that nro better than those now hero
bcforo attempting to go Into the poncn
business very heavily. California cherries ate
out of the market. Apricots , per 4-babkot
criite , $1.25 ; plums , wild geese and C'hluk-
asaw , per ! 2lit. . crate , f2.60 ; California
peaches , Jl.1531.20 ; Texas peaches , OOcftMl.OO
per M-bu. box.
MKtAr.s Tficro Is nothing of Importance to
offer on the subject of melons. Watermelons
are selllne at a wldo range and the market Is
very liberally supplied nt the present time.
Watermelons , percratoof one doz. $2.60 ; looM ) ,
perlOO.JlH.
TItOPICAL FHU1T8.
PINEAPPLES 1'lorlda , per cabo of 5 to 7 doz. ,
J5.noa7.oo.
GUANOES Illvoraldo Mediterranean sweets ,
83.50ffl3.75 ; hrlghtb , J2.75Q3.00.
LV..MONS Mcsslnus. extra fancy , $6.0035.50 ;
SlcssltiBH , per box , cholco to fancy , J5.00a5.50.
IIANA&IH Per bunch , largo , ? 2.25a2.75 ; per
bunch , small to medium , $2.ooffi2.25.
HIDES , TAM.OW , lire.
H inns No. 1 green hides , 3c ; No. 2 green
hides , 2o : No. 1 green salted hides , 3Kc ; No. 2
green salted hides , 2tfc ; No. 1 ixieun suited
Hides. 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ! $ ; No. 2 gn-en salted
hlili-a , 25 Ibs. to40 Ibs.T Hc ; No. f veal calf ,
B Ibs. ' to 10 Ibs. , Cc ; No. U veal calf , 8 Ibs. to
151b . , 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 7c ; No. 2 dry
flint hides , fie ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 5c.
Part cured hides lie per lb. loss than ully
cured.
SHKEI- PELTS Green salted , ' L35c < a$1.25 ;
green mlted shearlings ( shortwoolcd early
skins ) , each 15ft25c ( ; dry bhoHrllnics ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each 5iilOc ; dry
shearlings ( hhort woolod early hklns ) , No. 2 ,
each 5c ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelt , peril ) . , actual weight , 103
lie ; dry flint Kansas and Nebraska Murrain
wool pelts , perlb. , actual weight , 710c ; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb
actual weight , 0@10c : dry flint Colorado Mur
rain wool liolts , per lb. , actual weight , 7Dc ;
dry pieces * and bucks , actual weight , 57c.
TALLOW AND UIIUAHE Tallow , No. 1 , 4M ®
4'e ' } ; tallow. No. 2 , 3J fJ4c ; grease , whlto' ,
4ilS5c ( ; grease , whlto II , 4c ; grease , yellow ,
3Wo ; grease , dark , 3c ; old huttor , 22c ! ;
beeswax , prime , I0a25c ; rough tallow , 2VJ'
® 3c.
HONES Car lots weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , $10.00 ( 18.00 ;
dry country , blcuchcd , per ton , J10.00iil3.00 ;
dry country , damp and tuoaty , S8.00aio.00.
rnonncE rotxTnns.
No small amount of the butter that goes east
from this point Isreshlpped at Now York and
goes Into consumption In Uuropo.
11. S. Bchormorhorn , a huttor arid egg packer
of DCS Mollies , Ntopped In tlio city on his way
west. Ho reports that they have reduced the
price of packing block to lie on truck and
that the receipts are light.
Commission men are not so sure of the com
ing of u glut In the potato market as they were
atthocloso of last wcok. The discouraging
reports of Iho market that wuro sent outliad
the very natural result of cutting down the
shipments , so that thu anticipated oversnpply
was not realised , Some nro now talking that
the market will not go much below present
Quotations for some llttlo time , Pnrtlns south
nro quite anxious to ship and are quoting low
prices as an Inducement , so that It would riot
take much encouragement to fill the market
up full. Itctnll dealers report that they are
buying nulto u good many potatoes direct from
the local growers.
Ht. l.otlls
ST. Louis , July 12. FI.OUR Very weak , un
changed : patents , J8.loas.25 ; extra fancy ,
12.80462.00 ; fancy 12.40 2.00 ; choice , 2.15 ®
2.25 ; family , 1.002.00 ! rye flour , | 3.2&3.40.
WHEAT Nervous , weak , depressed : opened
2c lower han yesterday's close , lost % c , more ,
then rallied and closeo He above yestordav ;
No. 2 red , cnsli. 02Me ; July , G2Jc { ; Auguit , G3i !
a04c } { , closlna 64 > 5c ; Hejitombcr , COQGO. c ,
closing CGJiQiOC c ; Dccomuer , 7' iic.
OoiiN Mfeless , closing c up from bottom ;
No. 2 mixed , cash And July , 87iic ; August ,
38c ; September. 38yo.
OATS Nothing doing ; No. 2 cash , 29c ; July ,
27c ; August , 23c ! ; fontembor , 23 , c.
lIUTTKii Unulinngcd ,
lilos Lower. lOc.
1'uovifiiONS Quiet nnd easier ; pork , current
make , f 18 ; lard , t'J.12) ) ' , ; dry salt meat ( loose
shoulders ) , (8 ; longs and ribs , t9.12ii ; shorts ,
f'J.50 ; boxed , 15c moro ; bacon , packed shoul
ders. IU.60 ; longs and ribs , 410.60 ; shorts ,
$10,75 ; hams , * 13.00ai4.00.
KICBIITB Flour , 2,000 bbls , ; wheat , 67,000
bu. ; porn , 2'JOC'0 bu. ; onts , 22,000 bu. ; rye ,
1,000 bu. ; barley , none.
timi'MKtiTS Hour , 0,000 bbls. : wheat , 2,000
bu. : corn , 81.000 bu. ; oatn , 4,000 bu. ; rye ,
2,000 bu.i barluy , none.
New York l ry ( looili Market.
NEW VOIIK. July 12. The moro recent 1m-
the dry goods market Is without
acceleration In vlow of renuwcd financial dls-
turbanciH. In fact , Itsocms more quiet again
with cottons nouri'Ht the raw material loss
linn , especially prints , whlcli tcnddoHnnid
In abhunco of any domand. Prints are ( inlet ,
but with production under control , lliown
cottons ol the ghen yarns havoa fulrdonmtid
fur converttTh. Drt-bs goodi , flannels und
blanketb ate moro active In itiovcmont than
dvmand anil ate In fair s > hapo through
earlier sales.
Mlhtiiukea Mmlioli.
lUiti.KV Unchungcdi 65c.
KVE Nominal ,
1'ltovJBiONtj Dropping ; pork , (10.40.
Colloo .Mnrket.
NEW Vonit. July 12-Optlonssteady nt from
10 to 25 points decline : closed barely steady
at IB down : sales , 10,000 hugs , li ' "
July..fW W.P : AuBU8t , IIVOS ;
lcr , H6,06 < & > 1G.10 ; October , tlO.UOIlio.05 ;
November , (15.00 ; December , I10.55U16.75 ,
March , H6.80. Bpot Itlo , dull , nomlualj No , 7j
117.26.
Mnine i > ell Wheat Market.
! , Futures , woakerthnn
yesterday ; cash , cuny with fair demand for
mlllum. Hecolplk , 132 cars. Close ; July , GUc ;
August , 01' e : foptembcr , G4Hc. Un track :
No. l hard , 02c ; No. 1 nurthorn , OOc ; No. 2
northern , 07o.
( Inilii Market ,
PiiitaiiEi.viiu , July 12. WJIBAT Stronger :
No. 2 red , July , fluaotlj/c. '
COUN Limited , steady ; No. 2 mixed , July ,
OATS-Uull ; No. 2 while , July , 37 l < 338c.
Toledo Uruln Market.
Toi.EiK ) , July 12. WHEAT Dull , firuijcasu ,
COKN Dull : cash , 41 He.
OATti-BteaJy ; No , 2 , SlMc.
Cut Ion M rkeU >
Niw OiiLElMg , July la.-Stcadyi nilddllnic
7cgoodiuldailai ! , 7fioj low ulddllug , 7Jic
good ordinary , 015-lGci not and grosi re-
cclnte , 100 bilk-si export * coastwise , 1,000
bales ; silos , 2,000bales ; stock. 03.000 bales.
Future * , ( inlet ; sums , 10,200 bales ; July ,
.760 bid ! August , $7.50a7.0l ! Hoptemlwr ,
f7.GO7.75 ; October , l7.72H7.78j Norembor ,
I7.815t7.83i December , 7,0oa7,91 ; January ,
SB.04tta.OG ; 1'cbruary , (3.1230.14.
llnltlinoro Qrnln .Mnrkot.
.onr , July 12. WHEAT Easy ) No , 3
red , * pot and July , G8'-lG31jc.
COILS Steady j mixed , spot and July , 47c !
bid.
OATS-Qulot | No.2 whlto wcttcrn,37te. !
Cincinnati .Murkoti.
CI.VCINNATI , July 12 , WHEAT 1'alr demand ;
No. 2 red. GOc.
Conx .Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 42c.
OATS Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 32Hc.
llnvnnn Sugar .MnrUct ,
HAVANA. July 12. SUOAII Quiet ; holders
nloof ; nothing done.
STOCKS AND 11ONOS ,
Com lilcrnblo Activity nnil Incitement
Chiirnctcrlzcil the Trading Yosterilny.
Nnw YOIIK , July 12. As was expected after
the sensational rumors In circulation ycstor-
tlny , trading on the resumption of business nt
the Stock exchange this morning was attended
with considerable activity and excitement.
There was a perfect rush to soil , the result of
the continued circulation of reports affecting
the standing of certain capitalists , prominent
In the railway stocks. Names were bandied
about , but no ono was In a position to know
the operations of the parties In question and
could not confirm the stories put afloat. It
cannot bo denied that there have been heavy
liquidations , and that , too , In the best class of
stocks , but ut the same tltno a considerable
proportion of the business consisted of selling
for the short account.
The Vnnderhllt stocks were sold largely and i
oneof tlio rumors was that .some connection of
the Vandcrhllt family has been forced to
throw overboard a lot of Vandorbllt securi
ties. The teal reason Tor the Rolling , It wan
said , was the fact that a well known trader ,
who Is in no way connected with the Vamlcr-
btlt family , has been forced to throw over
about 40,000 shares of the high priced Vnn-
durbllt .stocks that ho bought some. time. ago.
Cormack , It was said , learned of the llnulda-
tlon and joined forces with him , with thu re
sult already known ,
Tlio failures nt London anJ the orders to
soli from that center added Ur thu feeling of
depression. Prices declined from 1 to G } ( per
cent "and were the lowest touched for very
longtime. American Cotton Oil dropped OH
porccnttoCO ; General Electric , 5 < f percent
to 58V { ; Lena preferred , 6 per cent lo 03 ;
American Sugar , 2y per cent to 70 ; Union
I'aclllc , 2 > / , per cdnt to lay , nnd Nlcklo Plato
second preferred , 2 ? per cent to 21 ? . When
the shorts started In to cover a sharp rally en
sued , hut the ad vancoseemed to make the bears
more nggresslvo nnd around 2 o'clock the
market.sintered another bad break. It was
then that Louisville & Nashvlllo foil to 5Gi , n
decline of 4U per cent fiom lust night's clos
ing , Other stocks which touched still lower
figures wcro St. Paul , which sold down to 67V ,
Lackawanna to ISHJf , Kdlson Electric to 10O ,
Pullman Pulaoo to 150 , Western Union to 77 ,
Lead to 27i ! , Lend preferred to 02 and United
States Kubucr preferred to 70. Toward the
close , despite repeated efforts to demoralize
the market , a firmer feeling took possession of
the list and In a majority of Instances Blocks
sold higher thnn last night.
There were several causes for the Improve
ment , chief among them being the return flow
of currency to this cont-or , the easier feeling
hi money , thu further decllnu In sterling e\-
changn and the probability of additional gold
Imports. ' The sum of 8500,000 In gold will
probably arrive fiom Havana tomorrow , and
It Is reported that f 1,000,000 Is now on the
way from Kuropo. It Is also stated that
further engagements have been entered
Into for shipment by the stcamora sailing
from Southampton on next Saturday. The
influx would bo larger but for thodltllculty of
obtaining round amounts of gold from the
Hank of Kngland and tlio Hank of 1'iance. Thn
Impression Is , however , that If exports of
grain continue to Incroasu as they liavo of
late exchange will decline to a point that will
mnko Importations feasible. The ad vance In
the last hour ranged from 1 to 4 ? percent.
General Electric , American Sugar , Chicago
Gas , Lnku Shorn nnd Manhattan scored the
laigcst gains. The market closed firm Intone.
The Postsays : The developments of today's
market tended to show that those who defined
yesterday's movement as a raid to cover
shorts were right. The buying for the short
account was extremely heavy nil day and It
ndvancod many securities In the face of the
most urgent etlorls at further demoralization.
Two very notlcaablo facts In today's markets
were the absence of panic ratofe for call money
the loanable supply wnsactually Incroasi'd
and the continued declining tendency lu ster
ling exchange.
This latter movement Is especially romark-
ahlo In vlow of tlio recunt reputed heavy sales
of stocks for London. The only natural In
ference Is that most of the sales by foreign
houses wcro for the account of Now York spec
ulators. .Meantime events are moving In the
London gold market In very suggestive
fashion , and today's news fnvoied n possible
movement of bpucio very soon In this direc
tion.
tion.The
The following are the closing quotations on
the leading stocks on the Now York Stock exchange -
change today :
Atclilaon 10 , ' Northern Pac. pfd. 2IJf ! <
Ad.'inm KxprcHB. . . . 140 U.P. D.&O 7
lAHoii.Terro llauto 35 Northwestern OOM
doprefd 115 do prefd 1)8 ! )
American Express 18 N. Y. Central OHM
Hultlmoro.VOlilo. . 08 N. Y. &N.B B2
Canadian Paclllc. . . 70 Ontario & Western } : i
Canada Southern. . 4flTi Orcpon Imp ,
Central I'aclllc. . . . 77 Oreiron Knr C4
Olies. i Oldo 1C tO.S. L. AU. N. . . . 13
Chicago & Alton. . . 130 P.iclfloMail 10K
C. H.fcQ 82W I'oorla Dee. &E. . . . I )
ClilciiRO Gns 02M i I'lttsbiire 140
ConsolidatedOas. . ! 20H5 ' Pullman Palace. . . leu
C. 0 , C. A St. L 3ft llcadlnir 144 !
Cotton Oil Cert 30 Klcliniond Tor 'J
IM.ft Hudson 117 ! < do prof M IS
Del Lack. A Wi > st. lUUM Klo Grande W'n. . . in
D. , VH. O. prcf'd. . . 20 do prol'd f,3
Din. AC. F. Co 23 Hock Ibland fitlK
EastTenn Mi Ht.I'iuil C0 > 6
Erie 14U doprof'd Ill
doprnf'd 30 St. Paul k Omaha. , 3SJ1
Port Wayne 144 doprof'd 10S
Great North'npf'd 105 Southern Pacific. . .
C. AM. I. nfd 01W Sugar Hennery. . , .
Hocklnp Valley. . . in n Tunn. Coal , t Iron ,
Illinois Central. . . . 87 Texas Paclflo
St. I'anlADulnth. . 11W Tol. &O. C.pfd. , . .
Kan. A. Tex. pfd. . . 17 Union Pacific
Lake Erie A W.pfd 07U U.S. Kxnrcss
Lalto Shore 11(5 ( W.8. L. AP
LeadTrual 28U do prof'd 25W
Loulavillo.tNaHh. 07 Jt WelluFarpo Ex. . . 130
LoulHVlllo&N. A. . 14 Western Union. . . . 7R ) <
Manhattan con 110 WlieellmriL. B. . . 11
Monjphlti A cuaa , . 10 doprcf'd 40
Michigan Central. . 00 M. A. St. L 1(1 (
Missouri Pacific. . . 2HT < U.&ll. 0 0
Mobllo , t Ohio 1(1 ( General Electric. . . 02K
NnxUvlllo Cliatt. . . 70 National Lliibued. . 2 H
National Coriliife. . OM Colo. F. A I HO
doprefd 32 donrof'd 80
N.J. Cemtal ! W II. AT. 0 II
No.-.A. W , prefd. . . 100 T. , A. A. & N. M. . . , 10
North Amer. Co. . . . < ,7H , T. St. L. Jl K. 0 2
Northern Paelllc. . . 11 do prof'd 10
bid. tasked.
The total snlos of stocks today were 330,000
shares , Including : AtchMon , 22bOO ;
Chicago tins. 17,500 ; Oiusapoako &
Ohlo.0,400 ; Lackawanna , 10,200 ; Erlo ,
n.OOO ; Ueneral Klectrlc , 11.200 ; Ioulsvllo | &
Nashvlllo. 7,1)00 ) ; Manhattan , 3,800 ; Missouri
I'liclllc. 0,100 ; National Cordage. 3,100 ; Now
York Central , 8.400 ; Now Kngland. 0,200 ;
Ucadlng. 5,500 ; Hock Uland , 14.100 ; North
ern I'aclllc preferred , ,100 ; Ht. Paul , 40,700 ;
Sugar. 23,300 ; Western Union , 40,800. Halea
of silver certlllcatea , 10,000 01111 ccs.
Now York Money Mnrket.
NEW YonK. July 12 , MONEY ON CAi.r * Was
active , ranging from 3 to 20 per cent , last
loan , 3 per cent ; closed offered at 3 per cent.
PIIIMC MKIICAMTILE I' PEII OStlu per cent.
HTIUMMO : KxciiAMiK-Oulot , with actual
business In bankers' bills at f4.8Ui < 34B2u
for sixty-day bills and * i.83Ji < 34.84i ! for de
mand ,
HM.VEH MARKKT Dull , with sales of cortlfl-
cutt'H ut 71c , and closed at 70' c.
CioVKiiNMK.sr UO.NUS Steady , State bonds
dull.
dull.Tlio
Tlio closing quotations on bond s ;
U.S.4s rcg Ill StL. AI.M.Gcn.fia. 80
U.H.4nconp Ill Ht. L. AS.K.aun.M. 1II2
U. H , IHa mr U7W1 SI Paul CoiibolH. , 110
1'aclnuOsof 'U5. . . I03 Ht.P..O. AI'.lHtB. . 1111
rxmlBlaiiaut'pd4a U3 T. P. L. O. Tr. KetB (10 (
MlBBOUri ( IB 1UO T , P. It. U , Tr. Itcts 10U
tTrnn. nuw Bet OB. . 107 Union PacinolBts , 103
ITc-nii. mivr et-t fib. , lull WvutShoro 08H
tTciin. now nut 30. , AH ! { K.O.W. lets 74 ,
Canada Ho. ads Ull AlchlBon 4H 7(1 (
Central I'aclflrlatb 10.IU Alch , VW , clana A , 3H
I ) . iK. O. lbt . . . , ill 0,11 , AM. A.6n 00
U.&K. Q.4s : . 7A O. II , A 8. A. 2U CB , 100
ErloVMs. , 87 U. A T. O. fia 103
M , K.AT , Oends. . 70'f ilocon. ISu , , 102
M.K , A.Tit-n.6y. . : l V 1N. Carolina ( ! u 125
Mutual Union On , . . 10(1 ( tN. Carolina 4s 100
N.J. O. Int. Cert. . . 1U7K 8.0 , IJrownb. . . . 05
N. 1'ac. IHIH lii : Tenn , old On , ( Vt
tN.l'&c. ads. , , . , . , . 110 Va.Oa , 60
N. W. Consols IS'M Va. Ex-Mat.coup. . S3
tt. W. UutMut'raDi. 101W Vq.conB. . 2d series 0
bid. t asked.
London Financial Itevlew.
Itcnn < tt.\ \
LONDON , July 12. ( Now York Herald Cable
Hp xlfil to THE IIKE.J On thuIStock exchange
the failures unnoiincod were not of real Im
portance. Homo disasters are oxpcctud
tomorrow , which Is pay day , Kiunort. uru still
current that , u big German Jewish finan
cial house Is vary hard hit. ltd recent
lomea uro estimated ut I3XO.)00. ( American
railways are fearfully flat , Mllwaukeus. Den
ver profom-d , Illinois , Lake Shore , LouUvlllo ,
Union Pacific aud all Meilcun Issue * being
from H4 tobK per cant down on the day.
The Financial News nllUuy tomorrow : "Tho
colUp o In Wall street mukt be due to clrcum-
itanccs moro uerlous thau apparent. There
arc many adverse factors , but all comblui-d
ute not nioro oonduch o to the fall than the
fact that all the support on thli ildouftho
Atlantic has been withdrawn by leading
homos hero. Further Kuropoan * upport U
likely to bo Indefinitely delayed , ana If tlio
„ . . - oupti'H rnjWcrl ttiolr own stock * It U
( linictilt to tell wlitirjho docllno wlllcnd. "
Foreign Issues .gfliornlly are aiilto broken
up , the only oxccpllbn being South African
shares , which clpia Hrm.
lloiton Stuck Quotation" ,
nostox. July IS Cnll loam , aalO per cent :
time loans , 0 per CCal and commission Closing
quotations on stocksbonds ami mining sliHrcs ;
Aioh..TOp. AS.P. . 'JflMjWeiil Eml pref'd . .
American sugar . . iy ji Wratlnirti. Eleetrlo
do prcf'il , TH , rloprcf d. ,
nnvStMeOns . . . . 7 WIs. Cent
Doll Telpphono. . . . ] fll AlchlsonSds
IloMon A Albany. , illf. Atchlnon 4n
Ilomon.t Mntuo. , . . las Now KiiKlatulfls. . .
tloprefd 138 non , Electric As. . .
' ' ' " WIs. Central Is , . . . '
Fltchbnnr. . . . . , , . ' TP AllouezMliihif Co
Oonpral Electric. . ( KM Allantlo
111. Steel no Hoston Ac Montana I7f (
Mexican Central. . . o nnllo.t llontou pLJ
N. Y. AXuwKn ? . . 2l < < Cnlinnet.V Hcola , , 278
Old Colony 181 Centennial V > l {
Orriron Short I.lno 11 Kr.inklln " [ (
lUlblx-r , , . , 8.W Krarsirgo , , . . . . . . . . 6 > 4
San LlrB-o ) , , . . , , . . , , in Osccola ,
Union I'acina , , , . . . 21H
Went End i u Tninnrack. . . . . . . . . . 137
Nnw York Mining ( Jtiotnttom.
Nnw YOIIK , July 12. The follow Ing are the
mining quotations :
-
b
St. Tmil .Mining U
ST. LODIR , July 12. The following were the
closing quotations on mining Mocks today :
Adams. . . . $ . .MI lllnioflto . $ .4(1 (
A. Netllq. . .25 0 .30 Hope 3.00 ,1.7fi
Ullr.ibcth. .27W(4 ( , 0 8. Hopes. W . ( ! ( )
Granlto. . . l.'S ( tl.HO I co . . . . . . . .02 & .05
nak l.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
rinnnrlal Ncitp * .
KANSAS CITY , July IS. Clearings , 81,030-
811
NKwYoHK. July 12.-Cloarlngs. 102,020,710 :
balances , S4,40U.2il. ! :
1'Aitts , .Ttily li ! . Thrco per cent rontos 07f
o7Jc ! for the account.
OMAHA , July 12. Clearings , tl,012GG2 ; same
day last wcekl,177,308.
HAVANA , July 12. Exchange , quiet : on
United States , short gold , 10fc. !
llAT.TluonB , July 12. Clearings , 2,328,4B9 :
balnncei. (309,031. Money , 0 per cont.
PiiH.ADRi.ritiA.July . 12. Clearing' , 111,902-
018 ; balances , $1,701,538. Money , 0 per cent.
Nr.wOar.TiANS. July 12. Clearings. J804.340.
Nuw York exchange , commercial , 70cj bank ,
H.fJO premium.
MP.UIMIIH. July 12. Xow York exchanco
selling t J1.60 premium. Clearings , 8152,002 ;
balances , $40,735.
OIKCINNATI , July 12 , Now York exchange ,
par to 50u discount. Ulearluits , $1,050,400.
Monuy , 0S8 ( per conl.
IJOSTON , July 12-01oarlngs : , { 14,547,801 :
balancoi , $1,587,590. Monuy , 7 3 10 uor cent.
Exuhango on Now York , 35c discount.
ST. Loum , July 12.-Clearlngs , SJ3.042.909 :
balances. J398,2-14. Money qulot , Ca8 per
cent. Lxchange on Now York , OOc discount.
Nnw YOIIK , July 12. ( Succlal Telegram to
Hit : HKE. ] Excliango WIIK quoted as follous
todny : Chicago , Jl,20ai.60 ( discount : Uos-
ton , 3Bc discount ; St. Louis , OOc discount.
CIIIOAOO. July 12-OIcarlngs. 114,812,085 ;
Now York exchange , H.i5 ( llfoount. Storlluif
oxchaiiKu , weak : J4.81Ji4.B3 for actual
business and J4.79i ? < a4.Sl ? . for docuuinntary.
Money , steady , 7 percent.
O.UAIIA LIVi : STOCK
Cattle Mnrkot Still tu Il.td Shape
About Meiidy.
f AVliDNKSHA Y.Jllly 12.
Receipts today were only fair , but for the
three days the supply shows an Increase of
about 4,000 cattle , 13,000 hogs and 2,600
sheep over receipts for the first half of last
week. This comparison Is hardly fair , how
ever , as last Tuesday ( Fourth of July ) was ob
served at the yards as u holiday , very llttlo
stock being received )
Of the seventy Ijmds of cattle received nlno
were Texana from Kansas City , billed to Cud-
ahy. The big nullc of the offerings were na
tives , the quality rather running to extremes
of good and bad. Thcro was llttlo change In
the market ; certainly no Improvement.
Klpo cornfcd bectcs , especially If not too
heavy , were In moderate demand and
about.steady. Compioulsh to choice 1.200 to
1,408-lb. beeves sold at from $4.40 to J4.90 ,
with fair to good 1.000 to 1,200-lb. steers at
from $4.10 to $4.70. When It came to the half-
fat nnd shipping stock It was catch as catch
can. Some bald prices wcro mean , but no
lower , while other * quoted a lOc-decIlno. At
any rate they moved very slowly at from $3.40
to J4.0D , or from 25c to 4oc lower than a wcok
ago. ThCHO common half-fat Krassy natives
will sell worse and worse as the receipts of
range cattle Increase. Urunsod beef men were
the principal buyers , the condition of the east
ern markets preventing any activity on the
part , of speculHtlvo shippers and business was
on the dull nnd dragging order throughout.
All * but the best dry fed COWH sold about a
dime lower than Tuesday. Offerings of nbout
twenty cars were rather moro liberal than
usual and buycra pounded grass block bard.
Old peltors sold as low as 76o and $2.20 to
$2.90 bought the bulk t\t \ the fair to good stock ,
fho calf market was eteady to a shade easier ,
with common to good stock selling at from $2
to $5. IlullK and oxen ut from Si.&U to $3.60
were generally unchanged.
There was a moderate amount of business
transacted In Btock and feeding rattle at
prices steady to u sliado lower than Tuesday.
Offerings were largely of Inferior stock and
prices look low on paper. A lot of prutty
decent westerns sold at from { 3 to 13.25. Some
commonlsli 388 and 432-lb. stock cattle sold
as low as $2.25 nnd (2.00 , while good 041-lb.
feeders brought $3.IO. ! Hoproseutatlvo sales :
DIIUSSED IIKCF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 780 18 20 89 1179 $4 80
32 1013 840 40 1049 430
19 058 8 40 21 1127 4 35
21 1040 800 40 1224 440
0 1008 SCO 17 1113 445
20 1035 875 10 1307 445
0 833 880 25 1190 446
17 1033 380 02 1282 455
21 1139 890 17 1272 460
18 1017 405 2 1241 4 CO
3 1383 4 10 18 1195 4 70
1 1100 410 19 1411 476
17 1133 410 20 1343 480
1 1300 420 88 14C8 4 UO
21 1020 4 30
COWS.
1. . . . 070 70 8 033 2 20
1. ' . . . . . 900 1 00 1 020 2.25
2 400 180 1 1000 225
1 800 100 1 1000 225
2 1080 150 7 1008 230
1 840 1 CO 6 990 2 50
1 1020 175 1 1010 250
1 880 170 3 043 200
1 1030 1 70 2 SbO J ! CO
26 H13 180 1 1070 205
4 04 185 12 910 270
1 1130 1 80 2 1030 2 75
10 890 180 1 830 276
60 764 100 4 807 276
2 800 200 1 1120 276
3 1113 200 1 1050 276
1 1000 200 18 000 285
1 BOO 200 1 1170 290
1 030 200 13 1017 295
1 020 206 1 1180 300
1 1090 210 3 1133 300
3 980 210 0 038 826
10 078 210 1 1090 825
2 925 2 10 2 1130 8 86
20 884 2 15 1 1420 4 00
19 920 2 20
IIEIFEIIS.
15 430 1 40 13 812 2 ID
44. . . . H07 1 4O , 11 408 2 50
*
1 760 1 40 8 740 2 60
1.050 : 176 i IB 037 305
2 820 2 10 , | s
CALVES.
0 120 200. . 1 200 460
2 200 825" 8. . . . . . 160 460
32 200 4 OO'tf
' HULLS.
1 1210 1 601 f 1 1120 205
1 1070 1 U5-I 1 1780 8 10
1 1140 225 1 1360 860
1 1470 a W
1 1700 276 1 1700 825
BTOCKEHS'ANU FEEDEH8.
4 460 226' 44 013 2 00
20 432 2 2613. . . . . . . HGO 800
20 8H8 200 83 6HO 800
1 OGO 260 3 1)25 ) 810
2 10H5 2 UOlI 2ti OU5 810
18 647 2 G6V 10 028 3 10
0 4HS 205 10 , , , . . . U12 810
7 G71 2 7O ' 10 780 815
1. . . . 720 276' 80 H50 816
6 018 276 23 1132 820
1. . . . . . H10 280 4 1046 830
64 726 280 4ti 041 880
WESTKIIN CATTLE
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
2GCOW.U37 205 8 f coders. . 1063 BID
21 foecleruiooa 810 14 fooders.1073 Bin
1 feeder..800 825 80 feeders.1040 225
2Gjodorsl032 825 0 btoers.,1173 876
NEUIiASKA-TEXAS.
41 btcer . .1042 8 00
IlfMiH The run was not as heavy ns dealers
anticipated , but there were moro than 2OOC
moru IiuB" hero today than a week ugo , ant
the three clays receipt ! amount to over 22,000
head , Thu quality ttlll continues good , the
hogs showing plenty of corn. With a lower
market In Clilrugo and u liberal run here , the
murket wan bound , to go lower , and when
buyers started In bidding OctolOc. mostly lOc.
lower than yesterday tliey found plenty o :
seller * ready to moot their vlowi. 1'olr to
uood hogs early sold at from (0.8& to 16.05
larKoly at I5.UO , As urgent orders booamo
tilled and eastern reports came bad the market -
kot weakened , aud late blfli und lei at Id.BO
und I&.U& were lOc to l&c lower than ( he clo o
Tuesday , The general uverago of the prlcvi
paid wu fully lee lowtr , tt > bulk of Ute ftalti
Win * t. ( (3.65 and 18.00 , against 15.05 totO
Tuesday and ! 5.05 to 10.05 last Wednesday.
Hcprcsontntlvo talcs !
1. . . S50' 5 75 ' . ' . . . ' -15 85
> 7.,264 200 fj 80 68..204 ICO 6 85
5..260 ICO 6 80 G2..293 240 0 85
J0..230 240 6 80 61..284 120 5 85
J7..248 100 680 G7. . . 200 1GO 685
j3. . . 240 200 6 80 GO..207 6 85
0..277 120 6 80 GG..25'J 280 6 83
J1..273 820 6 80 111..270 240 C 85
JO..208 240 6 80 01..288 120 6 85
7..261 40 6 80 69 . . .270 ' 280 6 85
4..200 40 6 80 64..244 120 6 85
4..283 5 80 45..243 40 6 85
i0..276 ICO 6 80 64..271 6 87 } {
4..333 6 80 G3..245 120 6 87U
4..225 6 80 64. . .262 1GO 6 87
6..232 6 80 03..203 80 6 85
T..274 80 6 82'j 70..2G3 1GO 6 00
13..257 240 6 82 ' , 77..215 280 G 90
J0..2G8 200 6 83H GO..282 6 00
8..201 80 6 82JS 07..215 120 5 90
13..274 80 6 82'i GO..UH9 80 5 00
9..231 120 5 82K 73..200 ICO 5 00
.8..249 . 120 6 82 i G8..220 320 6 00
iO. . . 254 120 5 8254 CO..178 240 6 00
i5..240 100 fl 82 > i 50. . . 242 40 6 00
1..257 1GO 5 85 G3..230 100 0 00
4..259 120 6 86 72..244 80 6 90
4..2S5 120 6 85 65..249 40 6 00
' 4..237 120 6 85 69..293 80 5 90
70..268 120 686 01..235 80 500
7..240 6 85 0..100 5 00
2..212 200 5 85 47..220 1VO 6 00
8..27G 1GO 6 85 71..20.1 40 5 00
09..240 40 5 85 07..240 240 6 90
02. . . 284 120 6 85 70.,230 120 6 00
01. . . 270 80 585 01..233 200 600
B. . 340 80 6 85 fl. . . 25H 6 00
5..270 r 85 68 . . .268 120 6 00
3..274 100 5 85 70..205 80 6 00
' 4..23Q 240 6 85 G8..108 120 5 00
> B..22G 120 5 85 75..202 120 5 00
33..219tO 6 85 8..334 6 90
it..300 1GO 6 85 01 . . .284 80 6 UO
J3..280 1GO 6 85 05..200 80 6 90
18..270 200 6 85 60 . . .352 40 6 90
60..273 40 r. 85 40 . . .170 40 600
77..240 80 6 85 05..259 40 6 00
" > 3.335 5 85 08..220 120 6 00
0 . . .202 120 5 85 05..230 120 G 00
i8..231 120 6 85 54..304 120 5 00
' 0..239 200 5 85 80..173 1GO 6 921J
01..291 ICO 5 85 74..234 6 92U
00..228 120 585 GO..250 120 5 02
74..247 240 G 85 02..204 240 6 02
35..238 100 5 85 B5..2U 80 6 92 > J
SB..240 80 6 85 54..300 1GO 5 05
49..304 120 6 85 07..217 120 5 05
04..255 200 6 85 73 . . .190 G 05
74..123 1GO 6 85 70..200 120 685
72..239JO 6 85 7O..207 40 6 05
74..220 400 5 85 67..308 80 6 95
GO..222 320 6 85 73..197 80 5 95
73..220 130 6 85 G4..22G BO G 00
nns AND notion.
1..400 G 25 1..400 6 50
SiiKct1 Krosh receipts were light and the
juallty was very poor. There Is some demand
for good muttons , but Inferior stock Is not
wanted at any price. Quotations arc : Fair to
good imthcs , * 3,504t4.75 ; fair to good west-
iii l tro.iiirjvt.uvr ; common and stock niifu ) > ,
2.6 ( > Q3.50 ; good to cholco 40 tolOO-lb. luuibs ,
I4.2G4J5.7G.
Hccolpti nnd DUpoutlou of Stnuk.
Ofllulnl receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the buuks of thu Union Btock Yards
company for the twenty-four hour * ending at
6 o'clock p. in. July 12 , 1893 :
CATTLE. IIOOB. B1IEEI' . HOUSES &MJ.S
Cars. Head Cars. Head Cars. Head Cars. Head.
1,058 7.U21 : 22 ° 22
DISPOSITION.
DUYKIIS. CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP ,
Dmaha Packing Co 80 1,301
Tlio O. II , Hammond Co. . 283 1,042
Swift A Co 043 JtOfl
The Ciulahy Packing Co. , 200 3,025
JIHO
Shippers an J feeders ii0 ! ! 1,401
Total. , 1,043
Cliloai-i ) Llvo Htock Mnrkot.
'
CHICAGO , July 12. [ Special Telegram to THE
HEB.I Lower prices had to DO accepted on all
grades of cattle. Too many were offered. The
locelpts wuro estimated at 19,000 head , mak
ing 48,000 since Saturday , Or 11.000 moio
than for the same time last weok. Thu offerIngs - *
Ings did not Include many rlpo dryfud steers ,
but they full the weakness that pervaded
the market for commoner kinds nnd were
off from 5c to lOc. Common to fair natives
declined from lOc to IGn and sold slowly
at that. The run of Texas cattle
was almost as largo as for Tuesday ,
amounting to 7,000 hnnd , and holders had to
submit to : i further docllno. The average of
prices was about lOo lower than yesterday
and 25c lower than Monday , l-'rom s2 to 43.15
bought most of the cows , and the popular
--'i-osfor steers were from J2.76 to $3.25.
o of natives worq principally at from $1.90
'C.9n ' fnr friwa finil t frAtu S 'Ifl trt Si Oil fn .
stco.-s. The calf market Is holding up well.
Choice medium weights are nuotcd at from
! 5.25 to 85.76. Stockers and feeders derived
but llttlo attention.
There were fully 38,000 hogs In the pens
loday.a few of w hlch number , about 4,000 , were
liold over from Tuesday by speculators. The
demand was not less actlvo than before , but It
would not take the stult at yesterday's prices.
At the outset the inaikct was forced down
to from lOc to 15c for heavy und medium
weights , and at no subsequent time could
sales bo made jut prices that were as satis
factory to sellers. The host sorts were quoted
off to 20.16 , and It took a choice article to
bring as much as 10.10 at the closo. The bulk
of the business I was dnrjo at fromSG to $0.10 ,
althouj eh ! there wure many trades at from $5.90
"
to $5.95 and several at lower figures. "At the
ruling prices there were buyers for the bulk
of the offerings , packers evidently regarding
the animal as chqap , as , In fact , ho L. Thu
( juallty , though not as good UR for Tuesday ,
was away above the avorago. Comparatively
few lightweights were seen , droves averaging
from 200 to 300 Ibs. bolng the rule. The do
cllno In lights was , therefore , less marked.
TbB sheep market was weaker , as whs to bo
expected with a supply of 17,000 head. There
was a good dciuund for fat shoot ) , and the
offerings of that grade being moderate thcro
was only a slight depression ( u values , but for
inythlng below good the market was lowor.
For light , thin stuff buyers , could not bo found
at any decent rate , und pretty fair lots were
offered at from 82.7C to 3. Scalluwngs wcro
quoted as low as from 11.00 to $2 , ana choice
yearlings were salable nroubd 95.26. The bulk
jf sales was about from $4 to $4.80. The lamb
market smas overstocked and weaker at from
$3.70 to J0.40.
Kecelpts : Cattle , 19,000 head : calves , 1,200
lead ; hogs , 33,000 head ; sheep , 17,000 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
OATTI.B Receipts , Itf.OOO head ; nhlpme-nta ,
3,700 head ; market dull , 10 ® 15c lower ; prime
bcovcs , $4.90 < 25.40 ; ; Rood.14.4084.70 ; medium ,
J4.205M.il5 ; ( tratbori , 13.2534.00 ; stocknrs
2.00443.00 ; Toxanu , J2.76a3.15 ; cows , $1.76 ®
3.15 ,
fleas Receipts , 83.000 head : shipments.
7,600 head : market 10Q20c * lower ; mUod and
lacking , $5.85 0.00 ; prime heavy and
jutcher3'0.050.10 ; Ileht , $0,1530.25 ;
KIIEEP Receipts , 14,000 head ; shipments ,
2,100 head ; market steady on best grades ,
others lOc lower ; natives , I J.00@5.75. ; west
erns , $4.004.50 ; Teaans. $2.80it4.40 ; ones.
! 3.704.2a ; lambs' ? 3.Guao,25.
Kansas City LUe Mtocc ! Market.
KANSAS CITV , July 12. CATTLE Receipts ,
7,500 head ; shipments , 3,700 head. Market
10&15c lower ; Toxus steori , ? 2.0ii4.1 ( ) ;
IY.KHS COWH , ? 2.002.7&ishlpijng | EtoorH , $4.25
( 6.40 ; natlvo cows , $1,4& < & 4.00 ; butchers'
stock , J3.00 - .30 ; Mockers nnd feeders $2.25
( 3.00 ; bulls nnd mixed. tl.752.40 ,
HOQS Receipts. 14,000 head ; shipments ,
5,000 head : market 6&40c lower ; bulk of
sales. J5.00ic6.00 ; heavies , $5.G5iB6.00j pack
ers , $5.70 < % 5.90 ; mixed , $5.70Q&.90 ; mixed ,
$ A.70&6.00 ; light , $5.00& > 6.05 : Yorkers , (5.90
© 000 ; pigs , 5,00 < a6.G5.
HIIEEP Hocctnui , 2,000 head ; shipments ,
4,700 head ; market alow ; common stock lambs
Orm , * 5.65 ,
St. I.ouli I.ivo Htoclc Market.
ST. Louis , July 12. CATTLE Rocoiuts,8,300
head ; shipments , 800 liead ; market stow for
natlvoiu tM.H8i goodToxans btuudy ; good
glass steers , $8,15.
llous UecolptH , 4,700 head ; shipments ,
none ; market be loner ; topoprlcca , $0.20 : bulk
of saleH.l5.OOao. 10.
SiiEEi1 Receipts , 6,100 head ; shipments ,
none ; murkot slow : receipts all through , Tex
an * . _ _ _ _
New York Llvo Stuck Mnrket.
NBW YOIIK , July 12. HEEVES Receipts 3,000
head ; market closed lOc lower : native steers ,
4.25 ; TOXUIIH , 13,00 ; dressed bout dull at OH
i8c. Receipts calves. 4.000 head : vonU.t ? .
tiliEEt- AND LAMIIS Receipts , 12.000 head ;
sheep dull , lower ; lambs steady ; sheep , $3.60
U&.OO : lambs , t5.6O&6.75 : bust mutton lower
at BtelOc : dressed Umbs steady at9K&12ic. !
HOCIH Receipts , 8.000 head ; market dull ut
I0.40&7.00.
Balloon tonight und tomorrow night ,
Itaia and the Trolliy llonil.
A singular state of things has arisen
in Brooklyn , L. I. , where trolley lines
have recently Iwcn Introduced. A
plague of rots Is being imposed on the
citizens , and trolley lines are blamed /or
the mischief. At fir at glunco the con
nection between rats aud electric- pro
pulsion of street cars may not bo appar
ent , but it is easily nwdo intelligible.
The voracious little animals nestled
and multiplied in the old horse car
stables. Mucy of these are now used
only as storage houses for the trolley
curs. With only empty granaries to food
upon , the hungry rats naturally foraged
abroad for sustanenco , and seek the resi
dences adjacent to the stables in quest
of anything that is edlolo. They showed
no such inclination to roam when the
grain binu and sacks and food troughs of
the hqreo car stables provided them
with abundant uppuoiId the teed
required for the 2,100horfo8 , which hnvo
been discarded on the Brooklyn lines ,
there \vn9 manifestly a good margin for
the depredations of a largo host of rats ,
which nro now compelled to wander Into
fresh fields , nnd it Is said there never
before was such a boom In the ealo of
patent rodent exterminators In Brook
lyn ns now. When the railroad com
panies of the city complete- their lines
the urea of devastation will necessarily
bo enlarged , and the demand for rat
traps Is likely lo bo doubled.
Balloon tonight nnd tomorrow night.
NOT AFTER OFITIOE.
Merely Uctlrcil Clorulnnd' * Hcrxlccs ns n
Mnakn Cliarinrr , .
A little before 8 o'clock Saturday
evening n negro man , over 0 foot In
height , of some 1MO pounds weight nnd
proportionately muscular , entered -tho
white house nnd demanded an Interview
with the president. According to the
Washington Post ho had something
much moro serious the matter with him
thnn n thirst for ofllco. Ills volco was
filled with anguish ns ho recited how ho
bad boon employed at the executive
mansion by President Grant ; how while
drawing his talary and accumulating
fat ho had boon hoodooed and how this
enchantment had taken the horrible
form of reptiles embedded nnd lively
under the skin.
"I had ono sijnko In mcr foot , " ho said ,
"an" I calls him Peter ; dar's tinudor in
mor lof breas" an' I calls him Moses.
As fur frogs an lizznnls. so many on 'cm
runsnroun' In mor lof lalg'dat I ain't
got no time to name 'em. Gin'ul Grant
sent mo down nouf' ' fur to git do cha'm
wuckcd oil and do people sent mo on to
Spain. Pres'dcnt Cleveland am do only
man what kin fetch 'em out'n mo.
Wlrnh is lie at ? "
Ollicor Hardy , ono of the metropolitan
policemen regularly detailed at the
white house , told the strange visitor
that the president hud gone out of the
snake-charming business temporarily ,
nnd was not in town anyhow. Tlio
negro , who had interjected ti statement
that his name was John Stevens , reached
out for Hardy. Ollicor Parker , who was
standing ; near , took a hand , and the fun
began. The negro became maniacal.
The two uion opposed to him nro by no
means children , but for n quarter of tin
hour ho gave them all they could attend
to.
to.His
His ' 'wind" was remarkable , as dur
ing the entire struggle ho did not ccaso
for a moment to yell at the top of his
voice nnd swear with a fluency and com-
Dletencss that proved that he had lived
in more than ono country , whether
Spain is on the list or not. They got
him out on the portico a wild tangle of
legs nnd arms and lungs and ho got
himself buck inside with apparently
little effort. The performance was re
peated until the olllcors began to think
that they hud died and hud been sen
tenced to wrestle through all eternity
with an ebon phantom lllled with
snakes , frogs , lizards and every other
reptilian thing in creation.
The snake in his loft foot seemed to
have gifted him with surprising supple
ness ; "Moses , " who dwells in his left
side , had added eoliness to him , and
every ono of the frogs , too numerous to
name , had lent him the power to hop
about like an iiibuno jumping-juck.
When the contest was at its height ,
Secretary Thurbor came down stairs and
said :
"What ! Wnat ! What's the matter ? "
The alllicted African instantly stopped
his terrific yells for "Ucn'ul Cleveland , "
und looked at the secretary in an aimless
and stupid manner. The moment , how
ever , that the latter began to ascend to
his room lie begun with redoubled ardor
and the fun was once moro fast and
furious. In the meantime another of the
employes had rung for a police wagon ,
nnd it came. Stevens by superhuman
oflorts was loaded into it. Its only occu
pant , other than the driver , was Officer
Gauchor. To him the man with the
hoodoo transferred his attentions. They
had it all of the way to the Third precinct -
cinct station. It took half of the force
to laud him in the cell , and ut an early
hour this morning ho was still demand
ing J admittance to "do only man what
kin fetch 'em ' out'n mo. "
Balloon tonight and tomorrow night.
Words nnd Their Monnlnir.
A Boston man who , perhaps , knows
too much , nnd says that the woodsawyor
who faikcd about manufacturing fire
wood when ho meant baling nnd split
ting it was correct because the word is
derived from Latin words moaning to do
by hand , adds further : "In the saruo
way it could bo said that 'electricity1 Is
a eclonco which lias something to do with
amber ; that a 'villain'is a man who lives
at a country seat ; that an 'opicuro' is an
imitator of ono of the most abstemious of
philosophers ; that 'cynical' means 'phil
anthropic , ' and that a 'miscreant' has
merely made a mistake in theology. "
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IB DETTErt *
My doctor MV It new ( tcntlr on tlie Btomjcb.
liver And ItMncri , nnd I * it | ilea nt Uxnth P. Thu
drink u m de from ! < f tin. nml la prepared for ui
I
rfcnnot get It , icncl your nddrtoa for * frei'
Lane' * i'nmllr MriHrlnr more * the boireli
rnrlidnr. In order tnb < > hc < ilthYthlsln < aaW.
AddriMtWlATOfni , < o-n fnr.N.T
Any
Time
la the right time
for everybody to
drink
Hires Root
Beer
A tcmpcrnncc drink.
A home-made drluk.
A health-giving driuk.
A thirst-quenching drink.
A drink that is popular everywhere.
Delicious , Sparkling , Effervescent.
A 54cent package 5 c llon of llili
delldoui l . Don't be deem e d If dtaicr ,
for the akeof larger profit , lell you some other
kind Is "justgood' ' 'tis false. No Imitation
It at good ai the genuine llixi.s * .
ITXtTIE MinR nttlllTERED. ]
ii
MADE A WELJJ
MAN OB
'
MB. "
IHDAPO
TUB limit
HINDOO REMEDY \
AROTK
IICIUI.T8 In 80 DAYS. CnF i
Nrvoui Pl.eaicg , Falling Mtmorjr , " " "TV
itc. , anA quickv ! InitVircly re toii n I.oit Vitality I
Idorjouncr. E lir ran kit In veit pocket , i'rlc
f l.OO a pacltaso. Six fur r..oy with n wrlltrn Kuril
fcnlcft tarurn or monrr refiirrird. Don t let AlU'qt * .
prlncloleddrUffrlpt nellyou any Mnduimitation. . In
lift on having : INllAIMf-nono ulhcr. If ho hai noj
Fet It. vre win rend It by niRlt upon receipt of lirlcft
nmphlctln frakjd onM'lono free , /ilctreM OrftnUJ
Medical Co. , f,0 rijinouth I'lnt-o , Chlcu o , 111 ,
BOLD by Kulm & Co. , Cor , ijlh and Douglaa SJJ. .
nnd J. A. Fuller It Co. , Cor. Mth and Drci'li
fits. , OMAHA , NF.D. ; by Paul G. Schneider , jal
Hroadway and 6 I'earl St. . COUNCIL BLUFPS.
IOWA , and other I.cadinc Druccists.
Your Watch Stops ,
at most inconvenient
I
Seasons. It 1ms not
run down , but friction
between metals a t a
point where there
should be a jewel , It
RUBY JEWELED
the cause. Such an
ADJUSTED
WATCHES accident ncvercanhap *
pen to a 17 jewel Dtic
bcr-Hatnpdcn watch.
If your dontor does not keep our watcbcl , mail
im your nddrcss andiron III ncnil you tlio nam
of a ilealer wlio rioes. THU UUJIOKU WATCU
\Voiyib , canton , O.
To Well Contractors )
Bids will bo received at thoofllcoot thoQlty
clerk until July 17,1893 , nt (3 ( o'clock p. m. o |
said day , to bore two six-Inch ( G ) wellR unq
furnish two four-Inch liMnt.s for the pity (
lllalr. Nub. ; depth of wells fiom 100 feoe to 10
foot ; sumo to bo completed by August 10,182
Plans and specifications on tlio at offlco Of l
J. Knrr , water commUhlonur.
Ulght reserved to reject any and all bias.
O. U. CAiimaAjf.
City Clerk of Uiulr , Nob.
Blair , Nob. , July 0 , 1893.
/ MJy 10d7t&SuuJy 16
SO UTU OMAgA ,
Union Stock Yards Company ,
Soutri
AestCattlo Uo nndSboop lunrket la till
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Wood Brothers.
Llvo Stock Oommlsalon Mercbunti
? o'ith Omaha Telephone 1157. Cbtotji
JOHN D. UADI4UAN , . . , . . ,
WALTKH K.V < )01 > , [ Mft * "
Market reports by mall and wlrechcorfullj
{ urnUhcd upon application.
OMAHA
U bnktas dofcis iecloiy
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Bemis Omaha Bag
Morse-Coo Shoe Company.
Saleroom and ° -
-f \ ' ) . \ \ - a St.
of Boots and
OXMT Munufajturorj
\V ar the
ournowfaotorr.
Ktikendall , Jones & Araer , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY , WhoUiale
8lIOKCO.tOOti ) , tboei
SttVer BBoe Co. IIW- nnd rubber good * , I9W-
IIOI-IKKS lUrnur bti t. 1J11) ) Ilarnar Blrojt
.
iia l
- -
OOAIi , COKE. OOENIOE.
Omaoa Coal , Coke & -I Eagle Cornice Works
Mfrg lT nl d Iron cor-
LIMB CO. . bard and f ll nle , wIndow caps , at-
eoal , B. # . * nm . Ifttt , and I tallC.kf lltfntt , IC-.IW4
toutla Btriot. I ' and Hit ) Dodge Urctt.
DRY GOODS.
Rector & Wilhclmy Lobeck & Linn ,
COM PAN V.
Dealerilo hsrrtwareaaj
Corner lltti and Jaokion rnvtbiiHlci1 tnoli.
Btrooti. lai btroet.
HATS , ETC. | IRONWORKS.
W. A. L. Gibbon & Co Oraaba Safe and Iron
Wholeiale WOKIC9.
Halt , cupi , § lr w voodi , Fafei.TituIti , jail woo
Kloovei. rallleni. Ulti Iron liulleri aud flra
and llarnuj blreeti. capes. Uui. Andreen , 1U
and Jackton
LtTMDEB.
John A. Wakefleld ,
ImportedArurloan Port
land cement , Mllwau *
keocomunt uad Qulucr
wulto Hue. I
LIQUORS. |
Frick. & Herbert ,
Wuoleiale liquor dealori
1001 raroam Bt
PAPER. I QUA ,
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Carrr a full ( toek of
prtatlnil wrapping and Iltaned and lubrlcatlaf'
wrltliiR paptr * , c rd rtf
papM , elli , ail * grtaaa , eto.
PBODUOE coionsaioif.
Branch & Co. Jas. A. Clark & Co.
Produce , ffulti of all llntter. cbttit ,
kladt.ojtttri ,
STOVE KEPAIH8 | SASH , DOOBS
Omaha Stove Repair M.A. Disbrow&C jf |
T7OIIKS. BIOT * repairs U nuf ctur r uk ,
and water altaobnieoti oori. b H 4 M A
for aoktaa of toi ouldlogi Br * l 4