Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAITA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , .JULY . 23 , 1808SIXTEEN" VAORS.
ttb" .Reason for Talking Hard Tirawi in
Nebraska.
COUNTRY COLLECTIONS HOLD UP V/ELL /
Merchant * Orn r lly 1'ur/niliic / Vrry Con-
BrrntlTo I'ollcy I'roipcctn Favor nn
Actlvo Stiirmneiit of tloodi
I.ntrr In the Tltnr ,
A-week ngo It was noted that there -was
uvidontly n moro confident feeling nmonff
. ImslncM men find It Is iinfo to ny that "that
feelltiB still exists and perhaps In a somewhat -
what greater degree. Seine business men
nro still looking upon the dark sldo , but
their number Is growing smaller as the sum
mer wears nway. Kvory ono appears to
realize the fnet that tncro Is no real cause
for hard times In Nebraska and that thus
. /nrnt least It .has been a case of ' 'moro '
Beared than hurt.1'A jobber remarks : "Tho
uplcndld' crops of the past two years to
gether with the high prices paid for farm
producb have put Nebraska farmers In
splendid condition. At the present tlmo the
prospects for the coming crop could hardly
ho Improved. With splendid crops behind
us nnd brilliant prospects before usthojob-
bins huslnes'S of Omnbn ought to bo good. "
ilowovor , business li not what Jobbers
would llko to sco U. Kvory onu is holding
hack and waiting to sco "how things ore
coming out , " 'J ho retail merchants are or
dering nothing that tho.y do not absolutely
have an immediate demand for and are re
ducing their stocks to the lowest point pos
sible. The Jobbers are generally doing the
name thing. There nro'today buyers for local
houses still remaining in thu city who have
been accustomed , In previous years , to spend
the month of July buying goods in the east
ern markets. If the reason for the doluy Is
asked the answer Is Invariably ' 'wo ' are wait
ing to sco how things are comlne out. "
This delay In buyingls noticed nnd freely
commented upon In eastern marliet centers.
The Now York llullotln remarks that In the
dry Roods line buying for fall requirements ,
which out-lit to have madn good progress by
now. has been Indulged in on a most con-
acrvutivo scale and experiences of both
commission houses and Jobbers so far this
season are far from being' equal to the
nvcrago experiences in previous years.
HcjHjrts from various sections of the
country show that the actual consump
tion of dry goods by the public has not
fallen off proportionately with the short
niro in the demand at wholesale , so that Iho
J present condition Is less the result of an ar
il rusted consumption than of u changed pol
icy , voluntary or enforced , on the part of
distributors. Uu.vors are deferring their
purchases in the largo markets Jus ; as long
as possible , and where compelled to pur
chase are providing for Immediate require
ments only. In the menntimo they an ) sell
ing all they can , thus contracting their lia
bilities , which Is a hopeful feature of the
situation. Meanwhile manufacturers are
Uniting the changed conditions moro or loss
embarrassing , and a number of them have
within the past few weeks closed their fac-
_ torlcs , although the extent of this move
ment has boon exaggerated la many quar
ters.
ters.Tho
The situation 1s the same in the grocery
lino. Jobbers the country over are carrying
, small storks. It is said in Now York that
* exceptionally few orders h.vvo boon placed
for canned goods , dried fruits and other com
modities , for which advance engagements
are usually quite heavy during the months
of Juno and July. Speculations and o'pcra-
tlons bordering upon speculative lines have
boon avoided us far as possible. Market con
ditions , that would ordinarily prompt liberal
buying , have had little or no weight against
the general determination to carry no larger
slocks or order ahead to greaterextoiit than
well delhicd wants dictated.
The jobbers and "retailers of tMe-wesVaro
nil following the sumo general policy. They
are reducing atocics and delaying purchases.
Whom confidence revives they must neces
sarily become heavier buyers of various
lines of goods , since , from all accounts , their
stocks are insunicient at present to meet the
requirements of a brief period of active busi
ness.
ness.Local jobbers are predicting a great rush
for goods when business ouco starts. Some
day Nebraska merchants will crawl out of
their cyclone cellars and discover that the
tlnnnclivl storm has passed nnd then will
commence the race to stock up again. It
may uot bo an easy matter for every mer
chant to got just what he wants , just when
ho wants It , as there will bo so many
urgent and pressing demands to bo
satisfied. The retailer who pays his
bills and docs not attempt to avoid mooting
his obligations on the plea of hard times ,
will bo the onu whoso demands every jobber
will bo anxious to 1111 promptly.
A dccrcnso in the clearings of Omaha dur
ine thu past week was anticipated and that
it reached IB percent was no surprise. The
jobbing trudu during July of lait year was
phenomenally largo , owing to the fact that
the lateness of the spring caused much of
the business that usually comes in Juno to
bn carried over to July. Had there boon no
- try of hard time * this year , the clearings
this month might even then have fallen be
hind the corresponding month last year.
AH UUN HIIKS IT.
XVorU of the Hturni U Ojtr , and ltu lno i
U llfooviirlnu Stentllljr ,
Mr. W. II , Kotwr ont Omaha's manager of
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H. G. Dun ft Co. , take's a rather moro hopq-
ful view of tho.local situation and in reviow-
trade for the week says : '
CIK It is a good.slgn of a return'of ' the com-
ion-people to common sunso to learn that of
nbout $7,000 in notices given to ono of our
savings banks under the sixty-day clause nil
have been withdrawn except about 3,000 , ,
nnd in another instance four-fifths of the
notices have been voluntarily abandoned.
The idea that August 111 will witness
another tlurry in savings bank circles may
ns well ' bi given up , for by
that tlmo In nil probability there
will bo moro people opening new accounts
thau closing the old ones. At least two of
the savings institutions which took advan
'
tage'of the notice clnuso In their by.laws
now stnto that they have more money on
hand than on the day of the run , and are
ncconuuodatlng their customers with such
Hinounts as they actually require.
"Tho nvonigo reader will bo surprised to
know that button national banks have railed
In all of Nebraska's history. Following are
the mimes and dates of suspension :
"I'Irst National of lllnlr. September B , 1880.
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Capital National of Lincoln , January 23 ,
1893.
' "Klrst National of I'onca , April 27. 1803.
"American N'atloiialofOnmiiaJuno 1'J , 1803. I
" "Nobrnslm National of Jloutrlcc , Juno U4 I ,
18U3.
"Natl oiml Hank of Ashlnnd , July 0,1809 ,
"Tho American National
people are mak
ing u manful struggle to resume , and every
body hopes , for the reputation of Omaha ,
that they-will succeed. Should the Ameri
can reopen Omaha will stand out
nn the bright particular star
in thu western constellation of
cities , unless misfortune should overtake us.
I feel very confident , however , that this city
hn * nlrc.iiiy experienced the worst of the
storm , nnd believe the reaction is already
setting in in our favor. If wo pull through
as nbovo outlined , eastern investors will
oiico moro haru on object lesson on thu sta
bility of Omaha which cannot fail to bo of
benullt fgr many years to come.
' 'Tho record for the state in the matter of
f itato banking institutions 1 * not so sntlsfac-
VJory , SlDco the 1st of Juno the casualties to
baum have boon largo on tbo face of the re
turns , though the State Hanking Hoard says
all but two of the ruipondcd Institutions will
ray out , and there ii a reasonable
hope for ono of thoto two. Following are
lh banki now in the hand * of the state
board : American bank , Beatrice : State
Hank of Cortland , Cortland ; State Hank of
Franklin , Franklin ; Nebraska Saving *
Uuk , Lincoln ; Keith County bauk , Otcol-
jMila ; McCnguo Saving * tank. Omaha ;
LAmerican Saving * bank , Oman * ; Holi
Vvunty lUnK. O'Neill ; First Commercial
bank. CHloll ; Farmers and Merchant * bank ,
iteu CloudFarmer * State bank , Shulwl ;
CltUous Kichango bonk , Grant.
"Tho following are lu voluutony Jloulda-
lion : Stat U uk of D ldw , JJoJdcn ; Smto
Hank of Lyons , liyons ; Citizens State
bank , Oxford.
"Tho Uank of IConof aw was sold to the
Exchange bank and paid out In full.
"Only three state bank * In the entire state
of Iowa have suspended since Juno 1,1813 * ,
and they are all In the Sioux City corner of
that great stato. They arc the Northwest
ern State bank of Sihloy , the Union Stock
Yard * State bnnk of Sioux City nnd the Au-
rclln Savings bank of Aurolla. There nro
180 stnto banks in Iowa and 147 sav
ings banks. The showing for these
times Is phenomenal nnd oucht.
taken with Nebraska's showing on national
banks , bo a loud hint to Comptroller Eckels
to modify his strictures upon western bankIng -
Ing uttered In his speech at the Union
League chih the other night.
"A very well known citizen who
ls a pronounced silver man thinks
the banks hard very successfully
taught the pcoplo an "object lesson1 In
financiering , but ho thinks the 'banks have
learned a good deal themselves. The gentle
man Is extreme , of course , in his silver
VIOWB , but ho Is right In saying that It has
been n fcovero experience to the finan
ciers of the country , who are very
generallybollovod to have unintention
ally exploded the dynamlto which
brought on this storm out of a clear sky by
their well nleh universal expression of sent
iment that trouble would certainly como if
the financial policy bf the government wore
not changed.
"Trade is actually nicking up in wholesale
circles , though there have been some ugly
failures hero nrd there in the stnto. The
wholesale grocers nnd wholesale hardware
dealers report trade ahead of n year ago.
Now that the statements of the banks to
comptroller have been published and banks
and bank patrons know hotter whore they
stand , money ought to bo easier. "
Product ) I'olntar. * .
A sample of Florida peaches , packed in a
tin can , has been received hero. The fruit
arrived In excellent shape and was pro
nounced superior in flavor to the California
fruit. Fruit that will stand shipment by
mall In a cloao tin can must possess splendid
keeping qualities.
Eastern papers are saying a good deal
about the various secret nostrums which nro
claimed to Increase the yield of butter. The
Agricultural department of the government
has recently issued n bulletin exposing thuso
frauds which have boon palmed oI ( onto the
farmers of the wont to no small extent.
The butter Industry of the United Slates
is of immcnso Importance. In round num.
hers there are from to.000,000 to $15,000,000
worth sold annually in each state. In 1800
Illinois produced DSJOOO.OOO pounds , worth
nbout $20,000,000 ; Wisconsin , STi.OOO.OOO
pounds , worth $9,000,000 ; Iowa , 100,000,000
pounds , worth $ ! lono,000 ; Minnesota , 42- ,
000,000 pounds , worth $8,000,000 ; Michigan ,
40.000.0UO pounds , worth 7CX,000. ( )
UiBqutio probable , says the Minneapolis
Produce Bulletin , that wo shall haVe pretty
cheap potatoes this year. Of course a great
many farmers were led to put in the crop by
the extraordinary high prices which prevailed -
vailed last year , and up to the present tlmo
in ' 1)3. ) There is yet , however , some oppor
tunity for crops becoming damaged , but the
probabilities nro that the majority of the
yield will pull through and bo all right for
an immense harvest.
It was not many days ago that tomatoes
were scorco in Omaha , but they were not to
bo had. The growers in Illinois und some
other sections think that Chicago is the
only market in the world and they ignore
every other point so long ns that market will
take their stuff. When Chicago is full they
dump their surplus into Omaha and ether
smaller cities. Now tomato growers have
glutted Chicago and all of a sudden turn
their shipments hero with the result that
this market is swamped.
An Omaha commission man recently re
ceived n letter from a farmer who had an
idea that he would like to ship direct to a
commission house , asking what were the
terms on.which consignments \vcro handled.
The commission merchant nniwored per
cent. . " fly return mall came another latter
saying : "Do you mean that you will send
mo 10 per coat in return for what I ship and
keop'tho balance ! " "That rooster can't fool
mo ; hpi.s'nnAJd shipper and no farmer ; ho
has becri > litjlng / | 19 KansasjCity. I'll bet a
dollar , " said the commission man.
"Tho commission business is a much greater
thing than most pcoplo realize , " said a
fruit dealer. . "Thero is no jobbing line in
the city , that pays' the railroads , the express
companies and the city draymon as much
money a the fruit nnd produce commission
men.rho wholesale grocers may handle
moro cars but they do not pay as high rates
and the total in money is not as largo. The
minimum on an iced car of fruit from Cali
fornia to Omaha is fliio. Ouo fruit salesman
alone in 11 vo weeks this summer sold Cali
fornia fruit that paid freight charges
amounting toIXX ! ) , ) . "
The number of poor eggs that are coming
into this market at the present time is sur
prising. Ono commission house a few dajs
ago received a shipment of eighteen cases
that were all spoiled , and the inspector
ordered thorn dumped into the river. Every
ease that arrives contains moro or less * of
spoiled eggs. While the warm weather is
to bo blamed for eggs not keeping better ,
shippers could save a good deal if they would
send in their eggs as fast as they got them
nnd not wait until several cases have accu
mulated. Some shippers hold their eggs
waiting for some ono to offer thorn a price
on track , and then if they do not got what
they want for them they ship to a commis
sion house , with the result that there will
bo a heavy loss from sailed eggs. The only
way to avoid this loss or reduce it to a mini
mum is to wait for nothing , but koeo the
eggs coming , a case at a tlmo. as fust as
they nro brought lu by the farmers.
The name ' 'orango" is from the Latin
nurum , meaning gold or of gold color , says
an exchange. The fruit was originally a
small , bitter berry , about the size of a com
monearly Ulchmond cherry , und very scody.
It has been cultivated
lu limdostan from n
very remote period , nnd wns taken from that
country to Arabia and Persia in iho eighth
or ninth centuries. Ills said to have re
ceived little or no attention from cultivators
of fruits in either of the countries lust men
tioned above prior to the beginning of tno
tenth century , there being a tradition that
it was a "cursed" fruit sent by Mohammed
to destroy the unfaithful. In the tenth and
eleventh centuries the horticulturists of
Oman and Syra began the cultivation of the
tree in earnest , the fruit growing
under the name of "bignrudo. " By the
end of the twelfth century it became
abundant In nil the countries of the levant ,
the returning soldiers of the cross ( crusaders )
bringing It with them on their return from
Jerusalem. It wns well Known , but not ox-
toniivoly cultivated In either Italy , Spain or
Franco before the middle of the sixteenth
century , 400 years after its introduction into
thu first named country , the hindrance being
n survival nnd an addition to the old iinli-
Mohuinmmlan tradition , viz. : That the usa
of the fruit would cause the partaker to en
roll himself with the religions of Islam
whether ho desired or no. The Spaniards
finally attempted and succeeded In cultivat
ing it in their West Indian colonies , and
from thcro It found Its way Into Florida ,
Central America , Mexico and California ,
always improving in size and llnvor.
If country shippers could realiio how mucli
trouble uud annoyance was caused by care
lessness In weighing the produce which they
ship to market they would certainly take
more pains to bo accurate. Th . othur day ix
local commission man received a shipment
of three barrels of butter , the gross weight
of which was ten pounds less thau thu not
weight glvt-n by tbo shipper. The difference
lu the weight tnudo u difference in the re
turns of $10. When the commission man
discovered the discrepancy ho had the but
ter and the packages weighed and oirdlfTer-
out scales so that there could bo no possibil
ity of any mistake , but ho could not rnako
the weights hold out with these given by
the ihlppor. In spite of all that the com-
luiailon man may do or say , ho will never bo
able to make the shipper bcllovo
but What ho was swindled , Some shippers
by some moans or other got u good deal of
water in the butter packages , perhaps they
put a piece of Ice on the butter , Of course
when the commission man receive * the package -
ago ho take * out the butter only and'wolghi
up the package , water and all , ns ho cannot
afford to pay butter price * for anything but
butter. The shipper who neighed the package -
ago when it wo * dry and with no water
in it then complain * tha } the commission
man I * deducting too mucn for the package.
Caroles * shipper * who are always making
niiitakes m the weight of their shipments
are the one * who do the most "kicking , "
and Instead of trying to discover their
error * and avoid thorn In the future they * lt
down and write th.o commission man , accus
ing him of being a thief , swindler , etc.
When commission man is giving the ibip-
per everything that belongs to him such lot-
ten are anBoyiop to ay the ioaat.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat and Corn Markets Yesterday Strug
gled Against Breaking Banks.
EMERGED SMILING WITH A SLIGHT GAIN
itan Katlmntoil that the YUlhto Supply
Would Show n Decronie of Two
Million Ilimheli-Stooks
nnil llonil * .
CHICAGO , July 22. The wheat and cornii.ar-
kcU today struggled against breaking bunk *
nnd emerged smiling with a gain of He In
wheat and lo In corn. Very bad reports of
the out-turn of the oat Uiro.Oiln gave that
markut n lively hotit also. The uenk sister
among IboaueculaUvo markets was provisions ,
which declined , although hog receipts vroro
light. The heavy exports of wheat amounted
for the week to the toUl of 0,077,001) 1m.
The market at the opening was nbout from
Mo to Sic higher nnd advanced ! ( a moro ; then
became weak and with slight fluctuation * do *
dined about So , rallied again and the closing
wns llrm at the top prices of the day. The
market opened up strongon the big clearance ?
for tlm neck , but weakened oil on the bank
failures reported at Milwaukee ; the closing
was strong on an Increased export business
some 213,000 bu. botng taken. Operators were
not disposed to sell wiie.it frefily at the cur
rent prices nnd there seemed to ho fair buying
at uround 660 for Soptumbor. Shorts suomod
to bo covering.
It was estimated tlmt the risible supplv
would show a decrease of about 2,000,000 bu.
Advices from many points In the winder wheat
districts nay farmers are slacking their \\hoat-
nnd ( ho movement will bo llpht. The receipts
for tliou > ok at eight primary polntuTITO
1'J)0UOO ( ) bu , greater tunn the corresponding
wuok nyearnito.
Corn was moderately steady , with a stronger
fooling prevailing. The market opened at
yesterday's closing prices nnd soon .sold Up
a ? c on good buying by some ot thu largo re
ceiving concerns , .somo of whom wore
short , several largo lines dimming
hands. It Is claimed that the drouth
is commencing to work some injury In north
ern Indiana and Ohio , but outside of those lo- '
culllles llttlo complaint Ls heard. Tim weather
caused short.s to fuel uneasy and anxious nnd
nmny covered In consequence. The market
after the early upturn went back ' 4c with the
decline In wheat , but rallied again , soiling up
from * c to to Ic and closed with fiom ( iil-Mc
guln. A Koodcush demand m said to prevail.
There wns n better feeling In outs through
offerings . being lighter and tlnrdominul larger.
Opening prices were ut nearly thu lowest
prices except for May , nnd the close was
steady at the top , with n net gain for the day
of from ? { c to Ic , September lining the .strong
est. There was u hotter demand from .shorts ,
owing to continued reports of .rust In Iowa ,
and thu late alrungth in corn also helped the
market ,
1'rovlslons opened a llttlo higher on smaller
receipts of hogs than expected , but the bank
news from Milwaukee caused a weak feollne.
There was but llttlo trading. At the close
compared with lust night pork was nominally
unchanged , lard IDu lower und rib * 7Mo
lower.
Kstlnmted receipts for Monday : AVhoat ,
1-10 cars ; corn , 615 cars ; oats , 25U cars ; hogs
21.000 head.
The lending futures ranged ns follows :
Articles. Opon. Jllgb. Low. Cloao.
WHEAT
July , 03 on
Sept
Uco
Cony -
July 38 H 3 :
Alii , ' 387s U8
Supt 387 , SHU 38'
OATS
July 27H BUM
Supt
MESS PORK
July 75
Sept CO
LAUIJ
July 02)
Sept 10 10 10 10 0 00 l > 2 >
Dot u us 9 05 02)
SHOUT Hum-
July. . . . 92M
Sept R 10 R in H 00 US
Cash quotations were aa follows :
FLOUII Dull , steady.
WHEAT No. 2 nprlng. 63c ; No. 3 soring ,
f. o. ! > . , GOHc : No. 2 red , 83c.
COIIN No.2 , 30tfc. No. 3 yellow , closing at
39ljo.
UATS No. 2 , 27 c ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. ,
27 © 2Bc ; No. 3 white , f. o. b. . 29tf < 330iio.
UYK-No. 2 , 60c.
lUnLBrr-No , 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , on track
BHc ; No. 4 , no sales.
KI.AX SEED No. 1 , Jl.oai ; .
TIMOTHY SEED 1'rliuo , J4.20CS4.25.
POIIK Moss , per 1)1)1. . 19.7610.774 ;
lard , par 100 Ibs. , J9.U7HS9.70 ; short ribs
Hides ( loose ) , J7.D5Q8.15 ; dry salted bliouldors
iboxen ) , J7.76ffi8.00 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
WHISKY Distillers' flnlahod goods , per gul. ,
SUOAUS Unchanged ; cut loaf , O o ; franu-
lated , 5.82j stnndurd "A , " 5.70.
The following were tiio receipts und ship
ments for today :
Flour , bbm. . . 111,083
\Vbuat. bu. . . 37,018
Corn , bu. . . 303,047
Oata , bu 204,014
Kyit , bu 050
Barley , bu. . . 5,111)0 ) 1,500
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market wnn steady ; creamery , ICViiil'J'/ic
dairy. 1318c. Kggs , weak ; strictly fresh
Oinuhn I'rodiico Murket.
BtrrrEii The general market Is unchanged
Fancy creamery , print , 21e ; fancy creamor-
los , solid packed , 19c ; fair to good creamer
ies , Rolld packed , ! S@lHc ; rholco to fancy
country , liv31Gc ; fair lo good country , ISc
packing stock , frrxli , 14c.
Kios The truck buyers have liccn putting
down their price In the countr % which Is turn
ing moro eggs Into the communion houses , nnd
receipts are considerably Increased. The feelIng -
Ing on the murlcot Is weak , nnd a good many
sales are being reported ut lie.
LIVE I'our/riiY The market on oic
fowls Is steady but Iho market U full of sprint
chickens , which nro moving slowly nt
reduced urlce.s , The puckers would only
offer 12Hc per Ib. for springs , Spring
chickens , per dor. , tl.0 < 22.7& ; boxt lions , uoi
11) . , 74iHo ; mixed coops , per 11) . , Be ; oU
roosters , per Hi. , 42&c ; turkeys , per It ) . , tic
ducks , ner Ib. , 78c.
TOMATOES There was a largo supply of to
inn toes on the market and prlcos wuro lower
Southern , por4-l > abkot orate , tl.OO5il.-5 ; per
1-3-bu. lM > x,7ic. (
POTATOES The local growers are selling po
tatoes on thu street In a small wuy ut low
prices , but car lotH are not , very plenty. ( JIXM
block on o filers from the country , 75BHOc.
Ai'l'l.Krt Choice red apples nro not plenty
and sell qulln readily at good prleon. There
ure plenty of homo grown green apples which
are not worth much to ship that nro sclllnt ,
\iuiy down. Choice red stand tipples , nouthorii
per 1-3 bu. box , 75HOc ; gruon , M > a75i' .
C'KJ.Eitv Tlio market Is well supplied will
stock that M good for this eurjy in thu season
I'er dui. 30r.
ONIONS Homo grown onions are becoming
qulto plenty on the market. Homo grown per
bu. . It.
IlKituuw Homo grown blackberries are no
coming qnlto plenty nnd the stock Is deslrn
bio. Raspberries uio In light receipt. Ilhick
berries , homo grown per 24-qt. case , (3 ; black
raspberries , pur 24-qt. case , 13.20 ; liucklo
burrles , Jll.'JS.
8 .M.U.I. I'nuns There are plenty of poaches
both California uud Texas , and tno same may
bo said of pours. There were a few Uiillfornh
llgx among the receipts. I'linns , wild goose
per 24-qt. crate , J2.M ) ; California poaches
11,15 ; California pears , per box , tX&O ; Te.\a
pours , par box , (2 ; Toxus poaches , 4-bauko
crate. (1.35 ; California tigs , per 20-lb
cuso. * 2.
MELONS The market Is almost bare o
watermelons and priced are very llrm. Ther
are only u few Texas cantaloupe * on thu mar
ket and irood shipping slock In 'hard to got
\\atermelons , par crate of 1 doi. , ji : ; loose
per 100 , | 20 ; cuutuloupos , porcruto of 2 to
dor. , * 2 ,
Titoriou , rnuiTs.
OiiANdr.s-The supply of oranges ou the mar
kut In not Inrgo , but sulllclant to moot the ao
minds of the undo. The quullty of tli
orungos on the market U generally good , es
pttclully so for this MOUHOII of the year. Th
demand U very fulr und country orders m.
puclully uro llburnl. Hlverslde Medlterraneui
wwoty. I3.5 ( > a8.75 ; brlghts , * ' . ! .76iB3.00 ; Hlv
ersido seedlings , t3.0Oft3.25 ,
LLMONS The steady warm weuther pro-
ducus a very fair dumnnd for lemons1 nnd nil
houses are doing u good stonily hiulnois In
thorn. UeMlnas , extra fancy. l < ! .lK'ii0.6l ) :
Messlnas. per box , choice to fancy , J3.0O' < i5.0.
llANAMB-Tho receipts are light , as most
house * do not euro to go into the banana buil-
iit < i very heavily when the weather 1 such ai
to render thu handling ot thorn moro or leas
risky. 1'rlces nmialn about ktuudy. 1'ur
bunch , large. t2.2&'J/7&i per bunch , email to
medium , ( XOO&2.25 ,
HIDES , TAIXOW , ETC.
HIDES-NO. 1 green hides. 3e : No. 2 green
hides , 2o : ? o. 1 gr ttu alted hides , 3lio ; No. 'J
green suited lildoa , 2Kc ; No , 1 green sallod
nidus. 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3iic ; No. U gruunoallud
hides. 231b . to4Ulbs. . 'JHc ; No. f veal calf ,
H Ibs. to 15 Ibs. . Co ; No. 2 veal calf. 8 Ibs. to
16 Ins. , 4c ; No. 1 dry tllnt hides , 7c ; No- dry
Hint hides. 5c ; No. 1 dry salted hide * . &c
Part cured hides Jio per Ib , lest than ully
cured ,
.Siimr 1'M.TH-Oreen salted , each 3&ciiU1.2fi ;
grvun united fchunrlluii ( short , vtoolud early
( kins ) , each Ifis'JSc ; dry shearling * ( abort
ooled early skins ) , No. LusHJih FiJMfV ! dry
hearting * ( shot ! woolfd Mirly sklnO , No. a ,
ixcli 6c : dry flint , Knn a * * ml Nebraska
utcherwool polls , peril ) . , iMUUI weight , 10/J
lei dry Mint Kansas and 'WiVM-aska Murrnln
TOO ! polls , per | UK , nnttittl wtyAN 7 JkUoi dry
int 1'olnrndo butcher wool polls , pur Ib ,
ctual weight , &aiOo ! dry pl/Itrl'-oloradii / Mur
rain wool polls , put Ib. , tnHuaUiwrlght , 7i3lC ) !
Iry pieces and bucks , nCtuM .wftgllt , Ml
TAUX1W AN1 > UHKA8E IlnlMI * . No. 1 ,
! ic : tallow. No. 2. auftlDI flroase. whlto A ,
'ilWc ! gre.vip , whlto II , 4ciRreaso , yellow ,
He ; groine , dark , .V : old " bntler , 22ic } ;
MJCSWUX , prlnio , 10a2&Ci "roukh tallow , ttli
iln l I *
loin wolghcailfl delivered In
Chicago ! Dry buffalo , por'follL I10.t ) ( > } lia.0t
Iry country , blouchodporlqnf.810 OO'iilS.OO ;
dry country , damp and mustr. | S.OOi410.00.
Jfnw York
NF.W YOIIK , July 22. Kixiu'ri Kccolnts. 25-
OOOpkgs. : exports. 3,000 libls. . 15,000 sucks !
inlos,6.0OOpkgj.imarkrtduH but stonily : wln-
or wheat , low grades , $1.9Mi2.46 ; winter , fair
to fancy , f2.45i23.45 ; winter , patents , $3.4Uii
4.60 ! Minnesota dinar' $2.5033.00 * ; Mlnnosutii
alrulght.s , $3.40413.45.
COIIN MKAIUulut , steady ! yellow Moslem ,
J2.6W12.70.
KYK Dull , easier : western. B5O57c.
llAlit.HY SlAI/r Very quiet ! western , 65Q
0i ( ) .
WHEAT Rocolpis. 108.000 bu.j exports , 128-
000 tin. ; salus , 4i8.MH ! ( ) IU. of f illuivs. 112,000
spot , SKt | market dull und steady ; No. U rod ,
u sloro and elevator , 70 iW70 > ic : afloat , 7l > 4
W71 Jit" f. o. b. , 70VO72iji : ; ungraded red. GHlift
72c : No. 1 northern , 71 < ! } 71 < ie ; No. 1 hard ,
74Jc ! ; No. 2 northern , 70M 70ic ? : No. a Mil
waukee , 71c. Options wi-ru dull nnd opened at
! Jc advance , closed stonily ! No. ii rod , August ,
70 ? , 71c , closing nt70 , c : Seplembor. T2 5-10
4&73UC. closing nt 73ci Ducember , 709-10 ®
7U7c. closing at 70 .c.
UOHN Uecelpts. 5,000 bu. : rxport.s , 6,000
1)11 ) , ; xales , 70,1)00 ) bu. futures , 5.0UO bu. spot.
Spots dull , firm : No. U , 47 ? o In fluvnlor , 4BH
nlloat. Options were dull at Kc advance , nnd
closed llrm without spccUl feature- ; August ,
47Jic : Suptumbur , 47lJci47'i ( ! , closed 47,0.
OATS Uccolpts , Od.OOO bu. ! o\iorts , 300
tin. ; anlrs. 4,000 fin. futures , 29OOil bu. spot.
Spots dull , mixed , tinner. Options dull , firmer ;
August , 31c ; September. 30\ii : , closing 30)fii ) !
Hpot No. 2 white , 37c : No. 2 , Chicago , 3p)4C ) ;
No. 3 , Chlcugn , 35c ; No. 3 while , 2Gc ; mixed ,
VMihtorn , 35te37c : whlto western , : i7O43e.
HAY Moderately active , steady ; shlpulng ,
,
10142 l c.
llinr.s Dull ; wet suited Now Orleans , selected -
loctod , 4500 Ibs. , 41MGC ; Texas selected ,
40aUOlts.,7c : lliienosAyros.21024 Ibs. , 12c ! ;
Texiisdry , 2122 Ilu. , SiilOJlc.
IMiovisioxs C'ut meats , dull ; pickled hol
lies. dull ; pickled sliouldors , * 7.257.50 ;
pickled hams , * 1U.50 ; middles , dull ; short
clear , 49,75 , Lard , quiet , weak : wcstcrnstonm
closed , it $10 asked ; options , sales , none ; Sep
tember closed nt $1(1.05 ( asked , Pork , quiet ,
stonily ; now mess , il8lH.7B.
llllTTKii Quiet , steady ; western dairy , 15VJ
@ 18e ; western creiimory , 1721c ; weslorn fac
tory , 1517i" Klglns , i > lc.
DiiliF.sE Kns.v ; pan skims , 5Jc. !
Koos llecolpt.- , light ; western fresh , 14ja
IDo : western , per case , * 2.0oa3.0O ; southwestern -
western , 14vr14c. ! }
TAI.I.OW I'lrm : ( city J2 for pkgs. ) , 5Or > 3-lCo.
Uiir-stuady ; ciudo , 35ift3Uc ;
yellow , 42o.
I'KTiioi.RUM Qulut ; crude In bbls. . Washing
ton , } 4.HO : crude In bulk , $2.35 ; lellned , Now
York.1.15 ; United , nosales.
liosiN-Dull , steady ; strained , common to
good. S1.0O@1.05.
Tuill'ENTlNK tjulot. onsy at 2728c.
KICK I'ulr ; demand llrm ,
SIoi.ASSKs N w Orleans , open kettle , good
to choice , bteudy iiulct.
SuiiAH Haw , dull , nominal ; fulr reflnlm ; ,
3 ll-10c ; centrlfuK-als , 90 test,4 1-lGcjrelined ,
dull , weal ; ; oil A , 5 1-lOc ; coutrlfUKuls , 4ic ;
stnndnrd A , 5 7-HV8 5Jo { ; confectioners A ,
5 3-105io ! ; cut louf , 5it ) 1-ltJe ; crushed ,
5 , ' aOSi ! : ; powdered , 5 ll-10iJ5.7Bc ( ; granulated ,
57-lGi5iu ( ; cubes. 5 Il-10a5c.
I'm IUO.N Quiet , bteadyt Ahprlcan ] , S1S.76 ®
15,50. , , , -ir
Coi'l'Eii Steady ; lake , $10.85.
I.EA1 > Dull ; domestic , JU.fiO.a
TIN Steady ; Straits , MO.IO19.20 ; plates ,
quiet , .steady. ' -U
dl'ELTKlt Qulot ; domestic , $ T.QO.
FliiHiieluI Nntns.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22.-lClukrlngs , J947.887.
I'AUIS , July 22. Three per cent rentes , 97f
07VJc for the account. -
lUr.TltloilK , July 'J2. Clearings , ? 1,040.869 ;
balances , $289,014. Money.G pur cent.
MKMI-IIL- } , July 22. Now-York etchuiiKO soil
ing ut 41.50 premium. 'Clearings , J98.389 ;
balances , $43,128. | * ' '
I < ONWN , July 22. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank of England today
on hulunucs wan 8,500. j , j
UillUAUO , July 22. Oloftrln'yi , $11,414,989 ;
for the week , $78,010,207. ' KoVtho correspond
ing week last year , * 07,414 , > 119.
CINCINNATI , July 22. SfoiiRyjCOS per cent.
Now York ii.xchanife , 50ci ( $ l l8ijQiint. Clear-
lngHlG42,140 , ; for the Week , $11.530,500.
KANHAS CITV. July 22. Clearings. J700.402.
Total for the week , M.335.77Q'decrease ; , 49.U
Ror cunt , compared with corresponding week
ist yeur.
HOSTON , July 22. Clearings , $15,031,407 ;
balances , $1,958,349. Money , 73 10 nor cunt.
Kxchnngo on Now York , 4Oc discount. Tor
the week , clcurlngs , $85,355,321 ; balances ,
$9,050,324.
1'IIII.ADKLPIIIA , July 22. Clonrlngs , J10.440-
310 ; bnlnncus , $1.442,272. Money , U pur cont.
For the wuuk ended today , clearings , J07.050-
273 ; bnlunceu , $9,052,104.
ST. Louis. July 22. Clearings , $3,734,300 ;
balances. $200,274. Clearings this wuok , $18.-
374,737 ; bulances , $1,838,333. Clearings cor-
respondliiK week lust your , $23,585,195 ; bal
ances , $2,732,121. Clearings last week , $21-
421,238 ; bulaiice.- . , $2,277,809. Money imlet. 0
&a per cent. Exchange on Now York , at $2
dUcount. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. LiulMnrk t < .
ST. Louis , July 22. FI.OUII In light demand ;
prlcos unchanged. /
WHEAT Strong , JSu higher ; No. 2 red , cash ,
874c ! ; July , 67c ; August , 59c ; September ,
l3oiiN Strong , Ic higher ; No. 2 mixed , cash ,
30ic : July , 37ic ; August , SO Jc ; Seutombor ,
OATH Strong und higher : No. 2 bash , 25e ;
July. 24V4o ; August , 22Uc : doptoiubor , 22f'c.
UrE-Nothliig doing ; No. 2 , 46c bid.
IJUTi'KH Steady , unchanged ; dairy , 13H ®
17 < : .
Kooft Steady , unchanged ; 9c.
I'liovisiONS Qulot , Htandy. 1'ork , $10.76 ;
lard , { 9.25 ; dry salt meats , .loose shoulders ,
$8 ; longs und bacon , packed bhouldorn , JO ;
longs und ribs , $9.75 ; ribs , $8.20 ; short * ,
18,024. boxed lots 15c moro : shorts , $10.25 ;
suunr cured hams , unchanged.
lUCKHTS-KIour. 4,000 bu. ; wheat , 111,000
bu. ; corn. O.ooi ) bu. : onU. 'J.OOO hu.
Siiil'MENTS Klour. 5,000 bu. ; wheat , 01,000
bu. : corn , 11,000 bu. ; outs , 4,000 bu ; lye ,
1,000 Im. _
NowTfork Dry ( InoiU .Murkot.
NEW YOIIK. July 22. The demand for dry
goods continues nt the minimum so far us dully
transactions uro concerned. A case of goods
at n tlmo Is taken every dny or two by the
same buyer rather than order enough to lust n
week or two. This is an extreme hand-to-
mouth business , but there Is enough of It to
idiow that tbo consumption of fabrics Is going
on steadily and that , the dealers are short of
stocks , ns every demand Is for immediate
shipment. Thuro wus today also more In-
iiulry for the near future , and some ugunlH
think that the Nlniallon Is brightening up.
This hud reference ( 'specially to bleached
goods for the manufacturing trade. Drown
nnd colored cottons nro without , change. Other
articles uro more active In movement than de
mand In completion of former sales by deliv
ery. The volume ot suit's charged up is fulr.
but orders for future delivery are in u normal
condition. _
KUMMII City Mor ! < ot .
KASHAS CITY. July 22. WHEAT Hard in
L-ood demand , YiC lower ; No. 2 hard , & -iU.53c ! ;
No. 2 red , 53o.
COIIN In fulr demand , but iiilxcd l/r. lower ;
No. 2 iiilxud. 32c : No. 'J vrtilUj. . 33 33c. !
OATH Iluroly btoudy ; N < i.2 mjxed , new , 20c ;
No. 2 white , nuiv , nominally J3p } ,
llUTTBit Still Ki-arco , Hr ii .creamury , 16 ®
2ic ; dairy , 135 17c. „ '
lC Hirt Very dull uud wcy.li ) . strictly fresh
candled , Oc. H > 1t
UUOEIITS Wheat , 10,200 HIM. ; corn , 5,100
bu , ; outn none. J13
Siiii'MKXTH Wheat , H. KTbtS. ; corn , 10,100 ,
bu. ; outs none. _ a/.aa
Cntton JliirUet.
NEW OIII.KANS , July 22-'iMxckot quiet ; mid
dling , 7VC : good ordinary , , Zil-l : ( < c ; nut und
gross receipts , 010 bales ) u | iorts , coastwise ,
450 bales ; Miles , 45(1 balixp stock , 70,323
bales. Kuturf-squluti JulV < 47fd4-hld ; August ,
$7.40 67.60 ; fHiptumber. * 7.5 < % i7.57 ; October ,
.titlit7.lJ7 : November , i7.7C.55T.7li ; December ,
7.85fii7,80 ; January. $7aUtSiOj ? Tobruury ,
OoflTue tlurkttil
NKW YOHK , July 22 OpUonsi ononwl barely
steady , unchanged to 2i ( tHrfilM down ; closed
steady nt & to 30 jiolntH VloWn ; vnlus. 30,000
bags. Im-.ludlng : Hoptvuiber , fia.8&15.00 ;
October , $15.7t > al5.8i ) ; Noviiniuor. Itn.GO ) Du-
cuiubor , $15 35 < Jtl6.60r January , $15.30 ; March ,
il5.00ttl&.20 ; Miw. 1&.2Q. iipot Itlo , dull !
nominal ; No. 7 , $17 ,
3Uc.
Nominal.
July 22 WIIKAT Steady ; de-
muild poor ; holders tiff r moderately.
COIIN Qulot ; demand poor : mixed twostorn ,
4 a.vd per cental.
CJ.Aitu I'rlmu nojtorn. 49 3d percwt ,
i'EAS Caimdlun , 5 3d per cuutul.
MluncupolUVlivttt .Markvt.
MiNNK.\iii.is , July 22. WHEAT Future *
opuned for an advnnco , but dropped on ac
count of the Mlltruukoo bunk troubles. Ku-
cvlpu , 140 cum. Close : Augiut , CHViu ; Bop-
tombor. Ol'fe ! IVcohibi-r. f 7'ic. On track ! No.
1 hard , f 3c ; No. 1 northern , riiMiciJSd. 'J north *
oni , 588690 ,
_
OH Mnrknts.
OtT , OITY , July Si. Nntlonnl Transit cer *
tlHcatPs oupiied nt 57 : hlghost , r > 7 > < : lowest ,
57 ; rlositii ; Kt fJS. Sale * , U.OOO bbls. ;
clear.incri , 74.1HK ) bbU.
I'tTTsmimi , July 22. National Transit cor-
tlllrMes opouoif nt 57 ! closfil lit & 7 ;
hlghe tr 7 : lowest , 57 ; sah > s , 5,000 bbls.
riillndclphln < ir lti .Mnrkrt.
1'nit.AiiKt.nitA , July 23. WIIKAT Quiet
ntid Hhade weaker ; No. 3 red , July , riSSlitOHtt.
rottN Firm , lower ; No. 2 mixed , July , 4t > ? fi >
47e.
47e.OATS
OATS lu cnr lots firm hut quiet , tuturesdull ;
No. 2 white , July , 3SHQ38ic. !
Clnclnnntl MnrkntH.
CINCINNATI. July 22. NVHKAT Dull , lower ;
No. U rod. 58iu.
. ' us Kuslnr : No. 2 mixed. 41P. !
OATS-Qulet ; No. 2 mixed , 33i433) ) ' < C.
WHISKY Si ondyj $1.12.
llaltltnorr drain Atnrknt.
HAI.TIMOHK , July 22. WHEAT Steady ; No. a
red , spot and July. 07&c.
COIIN Knsy ; mixed , njml nnd July , 4M n.
OATH Quint and steady : No. 2 whlto west
ern , 38K.
Tolpdii ( Iriiln Aliirkrl.
TOLEDO , July 22. WHEAT Actlvo for cash ,
.steady : cash , G3 > ic.
COIIN Dull ; cnsh , 41 < \
OATS Qulot ; cash , 31c hid.
'
AND IIDXDS.
Securlllpn AVrro Weaknr Ypntrrdny than nt
Any 1'rrloil of tlin liprnfliilnn.
Nw YOIIK. July 22. The securlly market
wns weaker this morning than at tiny tlmo
since the present downward movement et In
nnd many stocks nnd bonds touched the lowest
llguros yet made. The depression was duo to
the heaviness of the London market nnd re
newed activity on the parl of thu hears nnd
heavy liquidations. The bnnk failures nt
Milwaukee added to the depression. Erlo
was notably weak , tlio common breaking to
10i nnd the preferred to 23 , while" consols
seconds foil io G2. Thu bonds brought 81 on
Monday last.
The utoady shrinkage In the securities led
to n revival ot thutnlknboiitarecclvnr&hlp for
the property but udldals of Iho companyclalm
toluivo no knowledu'O that -inch a thing Is con
templated. It Is understood tlmt the com
pany's floating debt Is becoming burdensome.
Tim grangers Voro fieoly .sold , sumn of Wioiu
fulling , 'jSorlhucstern to 101. The other
Important decline * were Vt to 1 ' 4 per cent In
Missouri I'nclflc , ly percuntinostorn Union
to 74yli4 pi-rreiit In l.HCkavMinna to 112.
lit percent In Ills Four , 1 * PIT cent lu Lead
to 23 , 1H pur cent In preferii'd to 57'i , nnd l"i
percent 111 Chicago ( las to 31. Thu decline
wus checked bytlio favorable hank statement ,
which shows a gain In reserves of $3,021,550.
Tno bunks uro still $1,200,050 below the legal
requirements. This shorting Induced the
bears to turn paper prollts Into cash nnd u
gonornl rally of ( i to 2 per cent took pluco.
The market left on" llrm. The sales aggregate
152,503 ah a res , ot which 15,417 wen ; unlisted.
It may safely bo meaumed that the guln In
bank reserves reported In today's .statement
MIIS due to iho return of Institution money.
Tlio period of regular savings bauk disburse
ments closed this vrcek , and by this tlmo the
otllcors of such Institutions have doubt lev *
learned how much or llttlo need them wus for
their excessive hoarding of money. Of tin ) ex
tent to which this policy lius uggrnvuted the
gonerul situation there Is no nuud to speak.
Meant line , so fur ns out-of-town Institutions
are concerned , It Is Drolialile that upwards of
$2,000,000 nut In Now York bunk funds > v is
sent out this weok. Almost for the first tlmo
Imports of gold IIUVD played n loading part in
thu gain of cash reserves , though the excep
tionally largo Increase In specie Is for thu most
part dim to the mysterious und excessively Inconvenient -
convenient policy of the treasury. Foiulgn
authorities agree that gold will move tons
from Kuropo ireely when the outward move
ment ot grain lias readied u continuously largo
proportion. This condition Is already being
fultillud , witness to which Is found In this
nook's export of 5,000,000 bu. of wheut , the
largest shipment since the huge outflow dur
ing tbo winter months of 1891 , and greater by
u million bushels than lust week's record.
The following uro thu closing quotutiimy on
the loading stocks on the Now York Stock exchange -
change today :
Atchlaon 17)4 Northern P.tcltlu. . .
AitaniH KxpruuH. , . . 144 Northern P.ie. pfd.
Alton.Ti.'rro Hnuto. O. P. D. AO
doprofd 1.15 Northwestern
Auiurltian Kxpnms lll'J do profit
Il.iltlmoro.VOlilo. . Ul N. Y. Central
Canadian I'.icltlc. . . N. Y. AN.K
Ranafln Southern. ' . Ontario , V Wi'Micru I'JJS
Control P.-vclllo. . . OruK'ou Imp HU
Clies..V Ohio. . . . . . . ' 14H Oregon Nuv 4S
Ohlc.iKO A Alton. . . 1:111 : O. S. L. AU. N
C. IJiJ 7li s Pud lie Mall
Olilc.iico OaH B'JK Pcorla l > oo. AK. . . . HM
CoiiHOlldateil ( Jnrt. . 111 ! I'lttsbutv 144
C. C. C. A St. L. 3.L'7 Pullman Palace. . .
Cotton OH Cert L'7 Hendlnif
Di'l. A Hudson 11-1H Ulc-liinoml Tor
lHl. Lack. A. West. do pref'd
11.411. O. prof'd. . . Illo Ur.anilii W'n. . .
Via. AC. F. Co do pu'f'il
KastTonn Hock Island
Krlo ins Si. Paul
dopnif'd -'i St. Paul A Omaha. .
Fort Wayuo 144 do pref'd
(5roat North'n pf'd 1U4 Southern Pacific. . . -MM
C. AK. 1. ; ifd Dl SiiK''ir Kellniiry. . , . MMW
HockliiK' Valluy. . . 17M TOIIII. f.'oal A Iron. W
Illlnolx CtMitnil. . . . Hrt Texas Padno r %
St. Paul.lBuluth. . J8 Tol. & O. O. pfd. . . 70
Kail , A Texas pfd Union Pnclnii 1HM
Lake Erlo AW. . . . U. .S. Rzpiesa < w
T.nko Erlo A W.pM W.S.KA P wCH
J.skn Shore no do imif'd
riml WollH F.iriro Kxp. .
W Hl ru Union. . . .
LouIsvllluAN. A. . Whet'llmr & L. K. . . llhi
Manhattan eon. . , , do pruf'd 411
Meinpldn A Ghas. . M.ASt. r , 411Ilia
Michigan Centr.il , , 1) . AH. O Hi !
MlHsourl Parian. . . ( Jeni'r.U Ilh'cirlo. . , 4 ! )
MoblloAOhlo National Uim uil , , i.'U
Nanlivlllo Chnlt. . . HO lUolo. F. A I Jl
National Contain. . 11 Colo. V. A I , prefd III )
do prufd .14 H ATO II
N. J. Cimtral ill ! T. , A. A. AN. M. . . . 8
No.AW. . prefd. . . Ill T. St. f , . AK. C
North Amer. Co. . . . Illn do prefd
The total sales of stocks leday were 152,000
shares , Including : Alchlson , 7,300 ; Hurling
ton , 5,000 ; O'hlcugo < lus , 15.OOO ; ] , : iekiiwanna ,
2.000 ; ( lunoral Kloctrlo , liM ( ) ; l.oulsvllln A
Nushvlllo , 3,100 ; Missouri 1'aclllr. 4,700 ; Na
tional I/eud , 4,700 ; Northnostvrn , 3.300 ;
Heading , 3,000 ; Uixik Island , 2,1100 ; .St. I'uul ,
24,300 ; Sugar , 10,500Vesti.ru ; Union , 12,000.
Now York .Money .Murket.
NEW YOIIK , July 22. MONKY ON ( JAM/ Easy
at4 < 2 < i per cunt.
J'liiMK MF.iiOANTli.Kl'Ai-nn B012 per rent.
riTsnuxo K.XCIIA.NOK Dull und fenturuk-ss ,
with actual | IUHIIUHH | In bankers' bills nt
* .UHia4.H2ki for sixty duy.s und 4.83Jf&4.H4 !
for domain ! . .
Bn.vKii OiiiTU'lOATK.s : Negleotml , No .sules
reporteil in the Slock exchange today.
( lovnitNMKXT HoNDS titoudy. Htuio bonds
dull.
dull.Tho
The closing quotations on bonds :
U.S. 4nrer StU AI.M.non.Sa.
U.S.iSCUIIp St. I , . AS.K.liDii.M , JOJ
U. S. ' 4)iB ) n > ir 1)7 ) SI. Paul Cunxols. . I'JO
1'aclflc tluof 'll.l. . . St. P. . C. A P. iHts. 111
Loulslnna Bt'ixl 4a. U.l T. P. It. ( I. Tr. llctu 117
MlHHOlirl tlH , , . . . . till T. P. H. ( I. Tr. Hots Ifl
Tumi. IIHW Hot Da. . , 100 Union Pan , IBH. . . . 10:1 :
Tilllll. HOW MUl fiH. . . US WuRlSliom Uil
Tunn. iinw nut Ha. . ll ! 11.0.V. . luts 115
Cannjn Ho. 'JilH Oil AtcUlHon 4H 70
Cunlral I'm ) , lulu. . 10:1 : do yy CIiH A. . .
1) ) . A R. ( I , IstH. . . . 111 O. U. AS. A.f , uu
D. Alt. U. 4n. . . , , . . , 74 O. H. AH. A. idSH ! , . 103
Krlu yds r. . . 1)3 ) H. i T. O. OH lui :
M. K. ATHim.Is. ( . 75 do con. IH ! 1II.J
It. K AT. nun. rH. . ! I5 N. Carolina OH 154 !
Minimi Union ! ) , , , ion do 4H , , OJ
N.J. O. Int. Cort. . . 107 H. C.JIrowiiH , ua
N. Pnc. IstH n OH Tumi , old du uami
N. Pao. ! M Kill V.VIlH 6(1 (
N. W. Consols 13'J V.x. Kx-.Mit. : conn. . : is
N. W. lub. OH 104 Va. liona , , ' 'il Hurlea OU
Hotton htiiulc U'lotutloiK. '
IO8TO ) , July 22. Cull lirniin , 039 per nont ;
tlmo loans , U per cent und commission. Closing
qiiotntioux on M locks , bonds und mining nlmrim :
Atch. , Top. AH. V. . Wiist Knd pruf'd . ,
Ainorlcan .Sujrsr. . . U'eHllinrh. Kleutrlo
du prct'd. , . do pruf'il. . . . . .
liny HUloliftH. . . . \V8. | Cunt .
lloll Toluiihum . Atcblson yds .
lloHtou A Albany . JUJ Atchlnoii 4s . ,
IloHtoiiAM.ilnn. . . , n iw Now Kinrl.inildH. . .
lloHtou AM.Pf'd. . . ; w OIHI , KliMilrlc OH. . .
Chi. , llur. A ( J . 77 Win. Central IH . . .
FitviibiiiY . Allouuz Mlulutf Co
liuucral Kloctrlc. , Atlniitlo . . . .
Ill , Hti > ul . 01) Iloilun A Montana
iliuloan Central. , 0 Iliiltn A Hostnii .
N. Y. ANiiwKmf. . Calnmot A-Hcola. .
Olil Colony . .
Utioit I.tiiu Knuiklln
Keamanru
San II ) Osci'ol.i
Union Pacific . 1HM Qiilncy
Wuat KnO . Tamarack
Nevr York MiiiiniUuot itlonn.
NEW YOIIK , J-ily 22. The following uro tbo
uilnlng < iuotatlon :
Con.Col. aud Vs. . . . 110 Stundanl 110
Gould A curry . 13 Union Cnn : I5
Ilumimt.iko . 7011 Vfllow Jacket 00
Iron Hllvrr 10
Ontario. . . . . . 7W > Quick Hllver UOO
Oiildr . UU ito prufil 1600
Plyiiiuutli . -0 llulw.T. . . , 1C
Sierra Nuvada . _ 3Uj
London I'lnuncUl Itnvlew.
| Coj yrf''i'il ( ISIlbv Jnmei Qtinlon Ilinnttt ] ,
. , July 22. [ New York Herald Cable
Special to TnKllEB.1 Today wits very dlanp-
ntlng , buslnuss Imvlmr died away , und K
fOiiufquunvoprlcuiaroall weaker. Thofeaturo
wuk the weakness In Amurlcan railways , uhlch
ducllned from the oponliig upon mnull but
steady salus , Special wuakuesi wan lllnplayed
by V tch lions. Milwaukee , Denvur preferred ,
LouUvlllui , Union 1'aclllcs und Krle.s. Itognrd-
Ing thu last namud. ordinary clo ed U < per
cunt down ut2 i , preferred 2 per cent down at
20H and hi'Cond mortgagu 5 par cent down nt
72Vi , Vurloiu unsettling rumorn were current
> to UIB floating dubt and the nuud of moro
ruDltal but tbero was nothing authontlc.
Korclga tuurkeU were Uunorutly lower , but
business ncllVo with no i > i'lnl features.
Homo securities were nil wenkor. Silver wns
lint nt 3 id ,
OMAHA I.IVi : .VTOCK. .MA UK UTS.
Cnttln Trndn Inlpriirlnc III All llraiiclirn
Hog HrooTrr Annthrr IB Until * .
SATUHKAY , July 22.
IJvprybody looked for light receipt * thn past
week , In fact , after thu domorallr.-uhm ot the
nro\Ions week nnd the unfortunate experi
ence of hundreds of shippers , nothing hut n
hlg fulling off In supplies was to have boon ox-
peeled. The figures are as follows :
Oattlo. Hogs. SlR-pp.
Uerelpts this weok. . . . 10,1111 22.791 2.H27
Receipts last wpck. . . . 14.180 39,537 3,949
Same nook lost your. 10,070 32,234 723
During the early part of the week Iho cat tie
market showed llttlo signs of ImproUng. He-
colptx , while tint nt all large , were moro lib-
ornl than wusuhs lutoly necessary , hut during
the past three days , with unusually
light receipts for this season of thu
year , thu market has developed considerable
strength and iicllvlty. and u least n part ot
the recent bltf decline bus liei-u nignliied. On
account of their scarcity the hulk ot the Im
provement hns IK-OII shown by thn dry foil na
tive- cattle , thn advance during tlin pusl Ihreo
days amounting to from 25c to4Oc. ( truss
cattle have made up a gocil shore of the offer
ings , nnd on tlieso tlio advance has not been so
great , although prlcos nt the cloio nro fully
25c better than nt the opcnlns of thu week
Thu week i-lowd with u comparutlvnly iigiu 1
run , hut 1,860 Jiead , ur 500 fewer than were
horn a week ne , making n shortngo this work
compaicd with lust of over 4.00O heud.Vllh
continued fiMoiublo reports from Chicago ,
the spreulatho shippers wunt out nnd took n
hand In iho I radii today , while the dressed beef
men , who.su purchases have been rather light
the pnst for , days on nrcount of thu limited
supplies , were In need of n fiiwcuttle , A fulr
numlior of pieltv good oortifed cattle were In
cluded In thuoU'orlngs nnd they were In good
demand nt pilec.H lUc to 15 lilghur than I'rl-
day anil from -"c to 40c higher than thn llrsl
of the week. l.ood to choice 1,209 to 1,415-lb.
beeves sold ut from $1.35 to $4.70 , with fulr to
pretty good 1,160 to 1,200-lb..steers nt from
M.10 lo $4.35. Kimgh 1.209 and 1,309-lb. steers
sold nt $4 nnd * 4.25 and half fat stock
ul $3.50. On anything showing corn ,
trudu wus fairly brisk and the
modcratn supply soon e.\buiisted , Thu hulk
of the westerns wuro either only lit for feeders
or Imrdly good enough for beef. Tlieso "bo-
twlxt and between" ratlin were Intoryp or
demand und sold unsatisfactorily when they
sold ut all. Several lo.uls wuro still lu Ural
haiiiU nl the cloAu.
The cow market was moderately actlvn and
as It has been all week , about steady. OlU-r-
ie light , probitily half u do/en full
loads and a few odds and ends. The oxlrmuu
range of prices w.is from $1.26 to $250 for
poor to cluilce stock , thu bulk of thu fulr to
good butchers' und caniu'rs' stulf selling ul
Iioiu$1.85 to J2.10. Rillto good veal oiilvus
sold at ubont steady prices , unuiiid J2.50 und
$4.50. Hough stock \MIS in liidllTerunt ileiuiiiid
at M'ry low prices , common tocholce bulls and
slugs selling- fiom if 1.45 to | 3.
The feeder market this week started out In
bud sliapu. Suppllosof c.itllo worn llglit , but
were made up entirely of feeders , und with
thu puns already full and thu outside dc'inniid
light , Monday's pilous vturu thu lowest of the
year , W tli uxiry pimpoiit of a big com crop
Iholott prices pi ovud lemptlngenougli to uros-
uoctlvo coutittv puroliiHur.s : to Induce fieo
buying , and ithu lottilt has t > L cn a free move
ment all wuek , with ugiadual Improvement In
prloos. The murkot today wus 15u to : i5c
higher that the llrsl of tlio week , with liberal
buying by both imislduis uud regiilur dealers.
l.oixl tocholcu foedurs aru iiuotublo at $2,75
to$3.'JO ; fulr to good ul $2.40 to $2.75 , and
common Bluff at $2 tu } 2,40. lieprcscntatlve
sales :
1HIK.-WKI ) HREF ,
No. Av. I'r. No , Av. Pr.
8 . U32 $350 40 . 1140 $410
43 . 1000 3 50 70 . 1208 4 15
1 . 1000 350 30 . 120'J 435
41 . 1200 400 44 . 1253 435
1 . 1170 410 10 . 1332 445
3H _ 1102 4 10 3 ( ! . 1304 4 70
41 . 11B7 410 3'J . 1415 470
3D . Ilb5 4 10
SMIl'I'INll AM ) KXl'OUT.
40 . 1308 425 101 . 1330 470
B7 . 1225 4 35
1U.XKI ) .
10 . 824 250 30 . 1290 340
COWS.
10 . 505 1 25 1 . 1005 2 10
1 . OOO 1 50 24 . O.tU 2 10
2 . 805 1 55 2 . SBO 2 It )
24 . 812 1 85 21 . 017 2 It )
23 . 1053 1 H5 3 . 1057 210
1. . . . . . 800 200 2 . 8dj i ! 25
2 . 805 200 3 . 10JO 250
CAI.VKS.
2 . 100 250 7 . 107 4 SIT
1. . . ' , . . 100 430 . 1 . 200' 4 P „
1 . JJUO4 50 . - _
HULLS. .
2 . 1190 1 45 1 . 1580 1 75
1 . 10BO 100 4. . . . . . . 1007 2 OO
2 . 1305 1 7o 1 . 1480. ' 3 00
BTAOS. , /
1 . 1090 1 90
STOCK KltS AND FEEOKHS.
12 . 700 2 20 22 . 1015 2 85
1 . 920 225 ( i . 1175 205
2 . 1005 250 11 . 1177 295
1 . 1170 2 50 0. . . . . . . 031 3 00
45 . 012 2 00
WKSTKll.N CATTI.t ; .
Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
coi.oit.um.
00 foodois 700 2 25
12 foodisrs 1190 2 III ) 72 feeders 1233 3 20
MIIUASKA. :
2 rows. . . 1070 205 . 3 cows . . . 1007
21 feeders 1048 'J 85
lions For the ten days Including nil of 'last
and the first four days of tills week values
sullVri'd mi UMirngn decline of Kllr on all
guides. Tight money , a weal , piovlslon mar
liet , und liberal rovelnts were the r.iusui ,
but the falling oil In receipts this
ueok coinpaiud with lust of nearly 17,000
hog- , and compared with the saino ue.'K last
year of nearly 10,001) ) hogs cniiscdii turn for thu
Iiellor thu mint two days und prloos Irivo re
covered : iOc of their recent docllno. Them Is
very llttlo nuw In the situation , the governing
feature * being thu condition of the money
maikel und the sl/e of lecclpts. The
Cincinnati Prlco t'nrictii says : "Tno aggre
gate marketing of hugs Indicates u imxlcruto
docrcaso compared with toi'nnt tocords , hut an
Increase In comparison with lust your. West-
urn packing re turn.- , for the uuukshou 'JID.ooo ,
oomp ired with 205,000 tlio procodliig ni-ek and
2J5oOOayoarago , Knini Murcli 1 ti.o lof-il Is
3.0'0,0i > 0 , against 4,915OftO last yoar. The
murks an Increase of 15iOU ) , and thu
season u doureasn of 905,000 hogs , oompnH'd
with last your. Thu quullty of nogs Is fulr for
the si-ason , thi'i'e continuing to Im a premium
iiuld fur good light grides In compirisim with
heavy HlocUv I'rlci's an ; Imvur , qulto a decllnn
In some markets ocoiirrlnx t\l tlii'dosj of thn
week now ended. The uvnragn decllnu for the
wuok Is about 50o jier 100 llx. "
There worn vory'fuw over half as many hogs
on sain today us unr.i hero last S itiirday , and
with u good general ilemaiii ) nnd further fa-
vorablu ropoi ts from other points , trade was
active anil price , on an average 15i ; higher
1 ban Friday. Un account of good 01 dels from
fresh meat in in and shippers good I o cholcu
light und ImtchiT weight hogs commuudud
a 5i : to II Ic piemluin over liony ;
wulght.s , Hitlllii' ' atj.fiO und $3,01) . Thu hu.-ivy
hogs for thu moit part going ut 8S.50 , uhllo
rough mixed p'lckers sold down lo J.V1. ' ) , With
.ill classes of liiiyurs taking hold freely It ilbl
not lake long to clour Ilia puns und by U o'clock
Hading wus over. Thu lug hulk of Hie hoi *
sold ut * . " > . ; > < ) nnd * 5.55 , ns against f5,35 anil
15,41) und * 5.65 to 85.00 onu week ago today.
Representative sale- , :
No. Av. Hh. I'r. No. Av. Hh , I'r.
13. . . .317 - $540 40. . . 324 120 ? 5 50
81. . . .225 240 545 72. . . .215 - 5 62 K
70. . 258 120 6 SO 05. . . 27U 120 5 ii2i (
05 . . .BU - 550 59. . . .275 10O 565
54. . . .247 200 5 6O Oil. . . .205 40 555
03. . . .243 100 55D 0.t5U ( ! ! 121) 565
71. . . .245 USD 560 01. . . .213 U-10 555
02..2UH 200 560 05..U07 81) ) 555
73. . . 242 10O 551) ) 00..1 > .VJ 20i ) 565
76. . . .258 8O 5611 OB.-J46 BO 555
03. . . .314 80 6 61) B9..2ul ) 40 5 65
55. . . .209 100 660 7i.0 : ! ( ) 100 5 6i !
13..23H - 561) 50. . . .20 201) 565
72..20U 120 6 60 70. . . .201 2R ( ) 565
03. . . .238 100 660 07. . . .232 100 565
70. . . 274 12O 660 76. . . .221 80 655
100. . .203 - 560 04. . . .240 40 655
37. . . .200 120 550 07. . . .227 120 565
00. . . .24il 80 5 6 ( ) 70./J23 200 5 55
60..2HO 120 561) 84. . . . 241) 100 665
07. . . .230 120 551) 02. . 213 240 665
05. . . .208 80 560 75. . . . 226 240 565
30. . .21)4 ) 200 650 134.231 280 665
70. . . 218 200 660 . 70. . . . 222 667 ! . ' ,
64 . . .204 40 6 61) ) 71..20U 120 6 00
73. . 251 240 560 00..23B 100 600
00. . . 201) 20O 660 00. . . .238 210 600
02 . . .229 120 560 02. . . .238 100 600
83. . . .178 120 560 74. . . .210 120 500
03. . . 246 240 650 08. . . . 2.19 100 601)
03. . . .255 240 5611 03. . . . ' 'SB 100 500
G5..242 280 5 50
rins ANII itounii ,
1..300 - ,360 1 . . .210 - 525
HilKKl1 Itucolpts v > ura light and the mai kut
fully stcudy on duslrubto muttons. Common
und stock sheep aru not wuntud ut any prlcu.
Kiilr to good null vo * , I3.2&T04.25 : fulr to good
wu iurn , JJ.Oi > ifr4.OO ;
32.UOU3.OO ; good to cliolco 4U to' 10U.i | ! !
Iambs , tt.OU&O.OO. Kepreseututlve sales :
No. Av. I'r.
323 tvosturn weathers 100 3 HO
lOBIamba , O'J 450
Cliloau I.tvn Mtock MurUet.
Ciiuuao , July 32 , [ Hpeulal Tolugram to TUB
llKK.l There wan u hiipply of about 1,000 nut-
tin on sale , thu greater part uf which were
Tuxuns. The demuiid was Incjwd f rable , but
It would have lukvn a few hiindriid
head lu exceti of thu number olfiirod.
Hales Indlcutvd a llnu market , though
hardly enough was done In fairly cstribllah
quotations. Old cows and canning Toiu * uat-
tle ttold to poor udvautav nn compared with
othur descriptions , but alt wild. Tlm quality
of olferlnzs averaxod poor and uiu wuro
larguly below 14. Thu wiwk'n rt > cidpt aggro-
Bated about Oti.OOO head , UK uxaliut 72,539
iPMl la t woo1 < nnd 78,892 for Iho rorrripond
Inir week last yoar.
lloi ! sold ulmiit us on Krlday , They were
itrong at iho opening of business nnd worn
wonk Inttir , hut undurwcnl noiiiotnbleclmnge | ,
Ihe ritllnK prlco for .
medium nnd | ion > y.
woUhts . were from l.VMl to $ a,70. n.l-ftom-
J.j.76 to Ji. wns paid for ordinary ( o givnl light.
iloinnnd wns fair nnd the poln woni
pl"JV"i { ' ° ilVll | > lwtlro nltml > * ' .6 H1 bond ,
i .V.Vl.Vi"ul.ll"w ! tlm" for " ' " I"1" * l ( " > ' wo k
nnd AtKH ) head moro UIAII for the
correspond-
Inc wrck Inst yonr.
Nothing worthy of notoocourred In thn beep
i'l'V ' 1' t'l'r'ii0. ' ' was " llrl" "
, . " ' "t at twin
from V.i.rlfl.flV ? t"Hir lo cholco Toxnnsniid
! i 5 to J5 ror poor lo extra natives ,
I.iuiiUs were In demand nt from * 3,23 to * tl.
thn laltor price for extra grades. The roetdpts
for thiiwrflUnfontiool 38.rM ( ) | um , | W0 | | | , ' | ,
but lilt. moro I ban half the numlior rocolvod
last week , thoinch U Is about l.om ) head In MX-
cess of iho number received the .saino tlmo
Inst vonr.
Uccclpls : Cnttlo. f.OO hrmil ; rnlvos , 200
head ; hugs , 7 > lMKiund | ; sheep , 1IH)0 lu-ud.
I ho Kvonlng Journal reports :
l'- " " " ' * -Kecelpi-s. i ooo hand : shipments ,
iOO hfnd ; mnrket stonily ; prlmo tioovos , $4.uo
ttBjU'j t'ood to choice. l.40tt4.t < 0 ; otbors ,
S3.10it4.16 ; cows. fl.Tfttt'J.TSj Toxnns , 2.3tiJ
3.10 ; stockurs , tl 7lvaa.BO ; woslorus , * 2.25l
J.bl ) .
llmia Kecelpts. 7,000 bond : shipments ,
> , U < Kt bend : onrly splpplng grades strong :
packers dull , \ieak ; geiiernl market closed
easy ; ml\od packltiL' , ja.lOU.MU ) ; prlmo
houvy and luitchurs' weights. J5.05it5.75 ;
choice Ilghl mlxod , * 6.05i5.8.V
MIXKP-Itocolpts , B.uoo bond ; shlpiUonts ,
H.ooo limit ; itiui kot stoudy ; nutlvos , M.25J8
3.75 ; wusteriu , J3.25if.4.Uo ; Texans , 3.6UU
4.50.
Itooolpli mill l > i < piMitiiin of Stunk ,
oniclnl raijolpU an4 dhpnlllon of st < wU a ,
shown by thobjks ot tlio Union -Slock Ynr.U
company fur thn twenty-four hourj eadliu at
5 o'clock p. m. July 2-j , 189J :
HKl'Kll'TS.
UATTI.H.
. .
Illlllsr.lA Slt.S
Cars , Head Cirs.He.nl Cars. io.1 Cars. I lleatl.
M 4:11 : 148
DISPOSITION.
IICVKHS. OATT.I.K. 1IIIUS.
.vklmr Co nn
Tlmo. H. Hammond Co. . 1,101
Swift ACe , . . , . 4:11 :
Thu Ciulahy IMckln * Co. , l..Ml
Hnmniond AS . inn
l.ayton. .
Sperrv A II. 1:11 :
olovrland. . . .
Tabor A A. . . . 111
A Haas . . . .
U. H < vlier A
iH I'll ) l.lti , -.1 , .u t llnrlinl.
KANSAS Cm- . July 2.1.-CATri.M-Uncolpts.
0,11)0 ) head ; shipments , BOO linnd ; market for
host grades was llrm ; ethers vioiik : Toxus
stooiM , J2.25all4.1U ; Texas cows , $1.70(42.50 ;
shipping Moors , f-l.25itfi.10 ! nutlxo oows ,
$1.45 :1.50 : ; biitohois' stock. * 3.iuva4.20 ;
stocKurs and fcodors , $1.3&tii3. ( > i > ; bulls and
nil.xod , S1.50Vf.i.25. :
lions Uivolpti 4,100 bond ; shipments ,
1.1OO head ; market 5iilOi < hlghor : weak ;
bulk of sales , j3.4Ot.5.7l > ; hum len. * 5.3IKit5.55 ;
pacKoM , } S. IIUJJ.'O ; mixed , r5.ri5i45.7O ; lights ,
j5.ODJio.80 ; Vorkors , $5.70i 5.HO ; pigs , $ , VOOS
oHt ( )
SIIKEIKoceluts , 200 bond ; shipments , 000
huuil ; mail.ut oulet and uiiclianged ; mixed ,
$3.&UilnmlH , 4.&U.
St. l.uiiN I. ito Sluuk .MnrUdt.
ST. Loilt , .1uly 22.-nATTl.K-Hocelpts , 5,000
head ; slilptnentu , 1,400 head ; mat kel steady
on all kinds at yosturdny'.s tlgurus.
Ilotis-ltoculpt.s , 400 head ; shipments ,
SOD head ; market stiong ; top prices $5.80 ;
bulk of sales , J.r.4lf-5.70.
SIIEKI' Hooelpts , nniu'i shipments , none ;
market firm , unchanged.
Turnlii t to Tabli's.
A sweet fuucil nitiiilon lady who still
has hopes nut beside n brijjlit little fol
low in an elovaluil car tlio other aftor-
tiDiin making friuiully orei'turus to Ills
pleased piireiilH by complimenting tlio
boy on bis ucc Jinplishinonts. She hud
asked him n yo.Kl iniitiy questions nb.iut
almost ovorytiilnjjsho cimlil tliink ot as
th y speeded toward Ilas'lem , says the
Now York Herald , To these the little
uliap hail roplleil with trunk bot-ioiisiiesa
pecujiiic to uliililren.
"St ? yoir lire going to the park this
, afternoon ? DJ you love tlio | Wk ? "
r'Oh , o'oi , " ho ropUuil ; thou added
after a pause , "but pa pit don't like it. "
"No ! And why don't ho like it ? "
i "I I pupil says it boi-os him. and ho
ijotVt like it. "
; Pejplo in the vicinity smiled at the
father's expmiso an.l the maiden lady
appealed ID be greatly amused. _ , The
child Haw this and followed it up ;
"Papa didn't want to oumo , hut
mamma sai "
What maininn said wns cut short by a
vigorous shako from that individual ,
who had all along regarded the HtnuiL'o
lady with disapproval and now frowned. .
The passengers looked disappointed.
The maiden lady lojked a trillo mali
cious.
"How old are you ? " she fimflly in
quired with her sweetest smile.
mulled tliis time mid the
gentlemen opposite elevated their news
papers t'j uunceal their agitation. Tlio
maiden lady ga/.eil out of tlio window
thoughtfully. Maybe she was trying to
ligiiro it up , hut she ditln't answer the
child's question.
Balloon at 3 mil 8 , Uonrthind boaoh.
l.oikii.l ; l.l. i Siiloldi * .
A few years ago it elianuod tlmt a
valuable uamol , working- uu oil mill
in Afriua , was. severely beaten by its
driver , who , j.oreoiving that the camel
had trea-mrwl nj ) the injury and was
only waiting a favorable opportunity for
revenge , kept a strict wutcli upon the
aninril. Timu passed away , the camel ,
perceiving that it was watched , " waj
quiet and objdioiu , and the drivenbcgan
to think thattho boating was forgotten.
Ono night , utter u lapse of Hovorul
months , the man. who slept on the raided
platform in the mill , whileas in cm-
toinury , the cuinul was stalled in a cor
ner , iiipiuning ! ti remain tuvuko , ob-
horvoil by the -iglit m.nnllght that' '
when till was qniot the animal looked
cautiously around , rode s iflly , und stealing -
ing ever towards a spot where a bundle
of clothes and a b n'li ms , thrown care
lessly on the ground , resembled a sleeping -
ing figure , cast itbiilf with violence upon
them , rolling with all its weight and
tearing them mosj viciously with ita
teeth ,
Hatislied that Its revenge WIH com
plete the ciriiol was ro7iilng t ) its cor
ner when thu driver sat tip and Hp'jku.
At the siind : of hh vjitju , and pe.-colv-
ing the mistake U had made , the animal
was hi ) mo/tillod ut the /ail uro and dis
covery of the tjcho.ne tlmt it dashed Uu
head against the wall and died.
Til ; 11 ( loxl IMro HI thu ClilldrBii ,
For suininur uoiuplnlnt In children there Is
uotli'.n ; HU got.l > IH Ch unbsrlaiu'H ( Jollu ,
( Jholor.i and Dl.irrliini UuinuJy , It uuroft "
dysontury , dlairhoii iinii cholur.i lufanlutii ,
und noviif falls when uioJ in tlmo mul the
plain pritito.l dlruutiuni uro f jlloivoJ. U'hoii
ru.lucod with u'.auraiulswout'jiioJ U Is plo.is <
nut to tiilco. " " > and 5J uout houlus fur silo
liy druggist ! , .
TJII : UKAi.rr .M iKiiir ,
INSTUIMKNT.S ! jilaouj on rooord July 23 ,
JHIM ;
WAIlllASTV US'ilW.
Jucoli Kundlsund wifu to AT Klojip ,
Iot4bloi : 1 , Nun-port . J 500
W ItMlllard to .Iiimi's lulain ) > y. n 20
fuot lot N , and w 3D feut of o 00 feu' ,
lot 6 , block 1 , I'ouo 1'luoo . 1.31KJ
W J Clalr to A K ( Jonueli. lot , H , block
4. W I. riulhy'd Ut add to .South
Omaha . 3J
A ) ' Uoiiiiatt Ui linns Christian-ion ,
HUIIIO . . . ItO
Mary I'lumlng toAiinluItavrloy. lot Ib ,
Mi-Candllsh. lot 17 , bo-k ! 'J. Koiinl/o
4tliadd. nSilot 15 , MuC.nmllMi I'luci * .
lots , block M , lludford 1'lacB. lot i ;
block 1 , und 3lxlCU ! feet udjolnliis
on imldo Uurthugo add. . , . 15 , TOO
LO Itanium to M A 11-vriium , tut 7 ,
block & . Newport add . . . . , , . . 1
T W Collins lo J KOvur , n 40 feet lot
16 , block 114 , riuilUi Onmlm . 563
II llC'oryidl and wlfo to lleorgo lUx-
tor , Jot 17 , block J'J , CIKton lllll. , . . 600
QUIT CLAIM UKEUI ,
III KUnur Ui 0 O Kwlnx , li/t U. block
4 , wiiHelhy' lktudd . , . .
Total amount of tranifor > i. . . . . . . . . I
Halloon at 3 und 8 , Courtlund bouch.