THE OMAHA DAILY ftEK : FRIDAY , JULY 13 , 1891.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
M Wheat Early Presented a Fairly Active Ap-
fit pcaranco but Eccamo Dull Later ,
CORN WAS WELL SUPPORTED IN PRICES
About All the Corn In ClilrnRn In llclil by
Ono Inillvldtml nnil Hliortn Are Not
Little Concerned unit ll -
pined to Cover.
CHICAGO , July 12. Wheat early presented
ft fairly active appearance , but before the
close the Interest died out to a good extent.
Opening trades were at from V4c toio ad
vance , and gradually sold up % c , worked
t1 back Ic , changed some and closed Jo
net decline. The feeling was chiefly duo
Jl to northwestern news , there being some
talk In that section of drouth. The casli
business of yesterday no "doubt proved a
factor , as did the advance at New York and
reported rains In France. On the other
hand , cables were lower , the Price Current
news was very bearish and offers of cash wheat
wcro said to bo Increasing In the country.
The advance seemed to exhaust the Im
mediate supply of anxious shorts , and a
good reaction occurred.
Corn was quiet , but well supported In
prices , the close showing a gain of % c to
% c. About all the corn hero Is held by
one Individual , and shorts are not a little
concerned , and are disposed to cover. Of
ferings of July are very moderate and de
mand at times was quite urgent , but there
was a liberal trade In oats and an Irregular
movement In prices. July was weak on In
creased offerings , with a limited supply , and
prices declined V4c from the top , but re
acted % c , anil closed with a loss of Ic.
Oats wcro steady and advanced from * &c
to % c , with light offerings and belter buyIng -
Ing , but the advance did not hold. Prices
closed steady at Vc lower than yesterday.
The prospective renewal of railroad trafllc
had rather a weakening effect upon the pro
vision market. The market opened firm , but
became rather weak , and In the end was 7c
lower than for September , . 2'/4c for lard
anil 7'/4c lower for ribs.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
40 cars ; corn , 91 cars ; oats , 45 cars ; hogs ,
12,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows !
Cnnh riiiotatlons were' ns follows :
KI.Ot'K Ktcnily. unchanged.
WIMJAT No. 2 spring , CG'ic ; No. J spring ,
nominal ; No. 2 red , DC'.ic. ' .
CO UN No. 2 , 42',4c.
OATS No. 2. 40e f. o. b. ; No. 2 white , 43c f.
O. I ) . ; No. 3 white , 3SS40c f. o. b.
IlYK-No. 2. 4Sc.
HAIII.HV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , no sales ;
No. 4 , 4IHI3c.
KI.AX HIKNO. . i , i.si.
I'ltOVIHIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . 412.60i >
K.C215. bard , per 100 Ibs. , IC.750C.7714. Short
ribs , sides ( loose ) } C.C3fiC.C7W : dry salted shoul
ders ( boxed ) . ( ( t.OOdG.lSH ; short ck-ar , sides
( boxed ) . JC.87507.00. !
WHISKY Dlktlllcrs' finished goods , per gal. ,
Ii.to.
The following were the receipts ana shipment1)
for today :
On the Proilnco exchnnpo tod.iy the butter mar
ket was Hluady : creamery. 12h6tl7Mei diary , 11
Olflc. Kt'tfl , utiHettled at 0@10c.
UAIAI1A UlCNKIEAh J
Condition of Tniila nnd Quotations on
Htsiplu iintl I'unoy I'rodiicu.
The , market on country produce was without
change of Importance. The CBS market hi > " , ruk
but not nuotably lower. Other lines of produce
remained about steady.
While there Is about the usual amount of prod
uce KL'llInn to the local trade the general mar
ket appears tp be rather quiet. There Is very
little shipping going on and that limits the
business to the local trade almost entirely.
With an Increasing supply of hay and light
demand , It Is doubtful If prices can be main
tained much longer. Old hay ought to be mar
keted within the next six weeks S3 ns to bo out
of the way of the now crop. .
11UTTKU Packing stock , 8c ; good to choice
country , 1101-c ; creamery , solid packed , ISfilOc ;
creamery , bricks , IGfylSc.
KGOS 1'er doz. , S'.fcc.
1.1 VK 1'Ot'l/rilY-Old hens. CflfiVJc ; spring
chickens , 10iiT12Vie. The demand for geese iind
clucks Is very light. Ducks , 7c ; hen turkeys , TOSc ;
gobblers , Gfttlc ; geese , GVifrGc.
\'K\lf Choice fut nnd small veals are quoted
at Cc ; coarsu and large , 34c. |
Cl I I3ES1S Wisconsin , full cream , new make ,
lOffllc ; NebrnsUa nnd Iowa , full cream , 9$10c ;
Nebraska and Iowa , part skims. CW7c ; L.IIU-
burger. Mo. 1 , lOc ; brick , No. 1 , lOc ; Swiss , No.
1 , ISWHc.
HAY Upland hay , $8.50 ; midland , J8 :
lowland , J7.60 ; rye straw , JO , Demand
fair ; supply fair. Color makes the best price on
Imy. Iilght bales sell the best. Only top grades
bring toil prices.
PIUKONiJ Old Urds , per doz. , Jl.
VEOETAHMiS.
The market on vegetables was steady yester
day. As already noted the local gardeners are
supplying most kinds of vegetables. A few homo
crown tomatoes arc commencing to put In an
appearance , but thi > bulk of the tomatoes on the
market at the present time nre from Mississippi.
There arc plenty of potatoes nnd melons , but no
cantaloupes that nre ( It to ship out on orders.
POTATOES ( loud stock , 7Hl | > Oc.
MKLONS-Coo.l . stock , JlS.tKJa .OO.
CA NTAI.OU PKS None.
HKKTS New beets , per doz. bunches , 20Q25c ,
n urdeix.
ClJfUMlinitS-On orders , 43000c per doz.
OLD IIUANH Hand picked navy , J2.15Q2.23 ;
medium , J2.10ii-.15 ; common whltu beans , 11,75
Bl.IK ) .
ONIONS-On orders. H4C2C per Ib.
OAllllAQIj Good shipping ttocl : , on orders ,
.
TOMATOES Good shlpplns Block , per < -baskct
crate , 73c fJlU < ) .
NK\V IIKAN8 Wnx. per V4 bu. basket. Coffi75c ;
trlng , i > er bu. basket , & 0c.
I'KAH Good mock , per bu. . J1.23.
CAULIFLOWKU Choice slock , per doz. , Sl.5
oi.so.
CAHIIOTS N w southern carrots , per doz.
bunehes. SOHIOe.
TUKNIPrf New home grown , per bu. , 60c.
There waa nolhhiK In Ihe way of new features
In yesteriluy'H fruit inarkcl. AH nlrcuily nott-il
the market Is bnro of fruit nnil the wholesale
dealers nre ilolntr almost nothing. There were
a few blackberries In yculeril.iy nnil name led
plums , anil Ihnt was a limit nil Unit wan to bo
bad except apples , which me quite plentiful. Ad-
vIccH fiiini tlif went Intllcntu that there Is a
gooil deal of cumplalnt umimK the fruit growers
over the nillroail blockade , and ihelr losses from
not being able to Ret thulr fruit to market will
bu enormous.
STRAW m-illlliS : Nime.
fllMHIUKS Iowa home icrown , ll.EO per U bu.
AI iM.KS California , per 50-Ib. crate , ll.W
louthcrn. 'i -r bu , box. I1.00Q1. : *
Al'lUCOTS None.
HLAt.-Kll'31lKllW ) Qood stock , )2.50.
111.A IMC IIAHI'IIKIlllIKS ( loud stock , J3.
1UU ) IlAHlMllWUIKS-None.
I'KAl'HKS Nniie.
I'LUMB Native red plums , per 24nl. case ,
| 2. & > .
I'HPNKS-Nuno.
FH1H Niuie.
I'UAIlS-Nonr.
TIlOl'ICAL FIUMTS.
IIANANAB I'holee stock. J2.0JJ/2.60 / per bunch.
LiMONH-Funcy lemons , 500 size , Jtf ; flmcy
IrinoiiH. 3M nlie. JO ; cliulco lenuitis , 3GO tlzo , I5.6U
OUANOKS California Mnllti-rninwin Sweets
artIn IHI huil on the markei at 13.75.
I'INKAI'I'M'JH None on the maiket.
JIISCKI.I.AM.'OUH.
I'lOH Funcy , l > r Ib. , iiil6c. '
IMTKH-lluluwcc ( , 65 lo 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. ,
IIONKV Callfo-nln. 15cj dark honey , 10Clc.
MAI'l.l ! BVHL'I'-anllon cans , per dor. . JI2.
NfTK-AlnniiHl , 15 l7o ; Kniilluli walnuls , 1DQ
lie. mix * ! ! * , lie : Hraill nuts. ioc.
CIDUIl-rurti juice , p r bbl. , 16 ; half bbl , ,
illl > IMt-No. > Krecn hldfs , 2lie : No. 1 green
altxl hll , * " . No. 2 green called hides , 2c ;
Jl. , l VMI ! c-ulf. I Ihs , to 15 Ibs. . Co ; No. 3 veal
< lf I H" . lJ " Ib - . 4o ; No. I dry Hint hliles ,
U , Ho , 1 dry Hint lildM , 3c ; No. 1 dry salted
( iM , 4o ; iwut curvd hldcic per Ib. less than
' " "
IMIJHI' i'Ul.TH-arcFii niltwl , each , COc ;
lt fi ( HiJIwl liMirlliiH * ( short-wooled early sk n' ) .
U'.li ivltt ; dry li irllni ! ( short-wouled t-urly
* ! / , Ho. 1. w , WJIOoj dry shcnrlliiKH ( short.
r-/ ( i Mrly l lri . No. S , wicb. 5a ; Ury Hint.
iHlixm HIM ) frl ( > rii"Uii butclu-r wool pelts , per
II . | WlMhl , W ' ! dry Hint. Knnwis ami
iU / h liliirliiln unal ivlls , per It ) . , aclunl
lUCoi tli'X Hint , Culorudu butcher wool
p l ( , IXT It ) . Admit welRht. 4To , dry flint.
Cil'irmli ' murrain wjj | pells , per Ib. , ntlunl
wriRliI , 4d ilc.
TAU/i\V AND OnrARH Tnllutv , No. J. 40
4'ir , tnlluw , No. 2 , 3'M3'ic'i Krraff , white A
4'4 ' < \ Kifn ' . nhlle II , 4i'i Rrcniii * , yellow. > < ,
ErriiKC , dnik. XHCi oM butter , : t/ic ' ; bce nrnx ,
prime , lifflSf , rouxh tnllow , Ic.
MCU' VOIIK OlMiAt : : ! ,
Vculrrduj'n ( JiiDtnlliiin on I'loitr , dniln nnil
I'mvlnlono , ( Mrtiil1. Ktr.
NP.U * VOIIK. July It-Pt/JI'll-lteeelpts , 12-
800 bbln.j pjporlii , 18.400 bblK. ; milei2 ( ! , < XX ) bblit. ;
nmrkct lint nnd prices hnck to the JM limit * .
trade well nuppllfd nnd content to nwnlt further
action of Ihe market. Houthern Hour , ilulli
pnlpn. 900 pkito. Hyp Hour , clpady nnd cnty.
Ilurkwlipnl ( Imir , nominal ,
llt'CKWHIJATNominal. .
OJIIN MH Air- Steady ; wiles , 1M bbl . ; yellow
wpstern. t.C.2.SO / ; llrnndywlne , (2.SO.
ltYi-Nomlnnl : ; ntntc , 56c.
IIAUt.lir Nnnilnil.
IIAIIl.KY MAl.T-Slcady ; western , CSflSOc ;
Cnnitiln , t > fliJr ! ; sK-rowed , 83OMC.
WIIMAT Itect-lpli" . noil" ! reports , 71 , ( XX ) liil.j
mini , 2,21.001) ) Ml. rmiirrx , 18.W1 bu. > pot. HpOt
market oarter : No. 2 red , In stun and plevntnr ,
59140 ; nlloat. C0'c. ' nmnl ; Nn. 1 northern. C.7V
delivered ; No. 1 ( mid , Ci'io : ilpllvprml. Options
were Fining nil moinlng on higher cables nnd
hot nnd dry wrnlher In tlif northwei't. but ruled
qulpl nn coolrr weather ; clnsed ' , io down ; July ,
6'JVj fO ic. rlnwil nt Wic ; Auguct , COfibO c.
clnsi'd nt COc ; SVptPtnlipr , Gl4IIUic , closed .at
Cl lc ; Iccf > mbpr , KWM JMfic , closed nt C5c.
COItN Hwi'ipiH , COS V ) int. ; p.xpoils , 2,4)0 bu ;
salon , COO.O'JO I'll , filtliii'S , 7J , 003 bu. spot. B | > ot
matket Hint ; No. 2 , 4"'viC dnvnlor ; 48i.dc afloat.
Option mntkct ntnuiK most nf the day on report
of dry weather ; reacli'd a little from HIP top ;
clnm-d 'iinic up ; July , 47'i'o 17'ic. closed at
4i'io ; AugiiKt. 4iviIR'/ , clnsnl lit 47'vc , ; Si-p-
tember , 47Hfi'l7l,4c , closed nt 4"14c ; December ,
cloxoil nt 4IVc.
OATH HiTplpti , , 2I.f.OO bu. ; pjcports , 100 bu. ;
sales , fij.co ) bu. fulmcn , 21,000 bu. fpot. H | > dt
maikel very ilull ; No. 2. f > 2c ; Nn. 3 , tie ; No. 2
whilef.2c ; No. 3 white , COo : Hack , mixed west-
i-rn. 62'4c ' ; track , white western , 52WM'.vC ; tinck ,
xvhlle statp , MTiMlic. Option market linn rmly
on covering by dlmrts. but Inter weakened and
closed ' .SSM'ic net ilrcllnv ; July , 4l'.4ifljc ' , closed
at tr.iAilKU't. ; . clniied at 3ijc | ; Heptembcr , 3ii { ?
33UC , closed at. 32 > 4c.
HAY Steadier nn light receipts.
HOI'S Sluw ; state , common to choice , 7@llc ;
I'aclllc cnaiit. lOiiHc.
M3AT1II1H 8l w ; hemlock cole , Ilucnos Ayrcs ,
llKhl t heavy welghls , lliil'c.
WOOI yulct ; domestic Heece , 1082."ic ; pulled ,
PUOV1SIONS Ilei-f. steady. Cut meats , easy ;
pickled bellies , 71s'f7ic ' ! ! ; pli'liled shimldi-rs , Ci !
Cic ) ; pickled ham * . ] 24il2i ( > . IJKsteady \ ;
western steam cIo. iMl at J7.3"i ; paleo , 2.250 tierces
at J7.30 ; July. J7.30. nominal ; ffcptcrnbcr , I7.3D ,
nominal ; rellned , easy ; cnntlmmt , J'.OJ'Q'T.liS ' ; ,
compound. JO.WfiC.il. Poilt , linn.
IIUTTKIl-Wenk ; wi-stt-rn dairy. lOliflHUc ;
westoin rrcamery , llffTJo ; westeiii factory. 10JT
He ; Klglns , 19c : vtntc dairy , 12Uc ; state cieam-
fry , iMiliip.
CIIKKHIJ KIrm ; state , large , 7'f ' > W"16c ; smiill
fancy. TAiQSc ; part skims , I'AQMc ; full skims ,
1V4W2C.
KOC58 Wfiik ; state nnd I'ennsylvnnla , HUH
13',4c ; westein flesh , HHfilSiic ; southern , case ,
Jl.M-iil'.r. ' ) ; receipts , 4.47S pkgs.
TAI.hOVVSteady ; 4 1' for city ( $2 per pkg. ) ;
country ( iikgM. free ) , 4'.ic ' , ns to quality.
I'KTHOIit'M : Dull ; Cnltcd closed nt Jl bid.
ItOSIN ( julet ; stinlncd , common to good , $1.33
01.40.
TWlPKNTIN'K-QulPt ; 00 30' , .
IMl'K Sti-ndy ; domestic , fair to extra , 4',4iiJ
CUc ; Japnn. 4 ? ; TIJc.
MOI.ASSKS Steady ; New Orleans , open ket
tle. good to choice. 2Sf3Cc.
I'll ) IIION Steady ; lake. $9.
I.KAD Steady ; domestic , J3.10.
TIN-Spot and July , llrm ; straits , J19.IO bid.
Plates- market quiet. .
SI'HI/nill Klrmer ; sales on 'Clmngc , 25 tons
August tin , JI5. 1. .
COTTON B13KD OHInactlvc nnd nominal.
ipollH Wheut .tliirkct.
MINNKAPOLIK , July 12. The wheat market
was early advanced today and pushed up about
Ic , cr.nsed by unfavorable weather' reports from
abroad and higher cables. There was talk , too ,
th.it more or less damage had resulted to the
spring whip.t crop In the northwest from the hot
winds of yesterday , but later cables were easy ,
and as the shorts had covered eatly In the day
thcro wan no other Important demand and prices
settled off , nnd as thu maiket began to go down
there was a disposition on the part of many
traders to pell short , which weakened the market
further , and the close averaged no higher than
the day before. July waa a fraction higher , Sep
tember was n shade up , but December was Kc
lower , nnd track wheat the same as on the
preceding day.
Kecclpts were small nt terminal points , and
there waa very little moving In the country.
Still if the railroads had been In shape tn haul
In wheat more would have been here , nnd there
would have been some shipments. Arrivals were
21.7CO lin. Mills were running nt n little larger
capacity than ycsti rday and reduced the local
supply about 30K)0 ) bu. for the twenty-four hours.
The market closed : July , GS'Hc ' ; September , CC %
50ic ! ; December , 6S'c. ( , On track : No. 1 hard ,
CI'Jc ; No. 1 not them , COVic ; No. 2 northern ,
5Sic , There was n fair amount of business
transacted by room traders , nnd Rome orders
were received from outside , but there was not
enough of the latter to change the general drift
of the market as affected by local operations.
The Hour market was steady at { 3.3503.40 for
patents and $2.0302.33 for bakers. Shipments were
12.793 bbls.
_
St. I.ollls ( irncrul Market.
ST. LOUIS , July 12. FI.OUIl Unchanged.
WHKAT Opened strong nnd advanced % c , but
fell off on cable news , closing U 'fcc below yes
terday ; No. 2 red , cash , 64c ; July , D34c ; Au
gust , 52c ; September , D3'jfflo3c ; December ,
DG&C.
CORN Higher on crop news , gaining VtVic ;
No. 2 mixed , cash , 44c ; July , 40c ; August , 3a ! c ;
September , 39' ' , c.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 , cash , 38c ; Tuly , 33'/ic
bid ; August and September , 2Sc.
IlYK-r-fiOc bid for No. 2 , east side.
HAHLKY-No trading.
I1UAN Ili'ttcr ; Cl'ic. , cast side.
FLAX SKMD I'nchunged.
CI.OVKK SKKP Unchanged.
TIMOTII V SKliD Unchanged.
HAY Unchanged.
IltlTTKU Unchanged.
KOOS 1'nehanged.
LKAD Advancing ; J3.17'5. '
Bl'ELTHH Higher : J3.20.
COUN linAIUnehanged. .
WHISKY Unchanged.
COTTON TlKS-Unchanged.
HAOOINa KIrm at yesterday's advance.
PUOVISIONS lOasler. tendency downward.
I'oilc , unchanged. Lard , prime to choice steam ,
JG.C3MC.7214. Dry salt meats , loose shoulders , $ G ;
longs and ribs , ? 0.75 ; shoits , { 0.8714. Hacon , un
changed.
IlKCBIPTS Hour , 2,030 bbls. ; wheat , 61,000
bu. ; corn , 39.000 bu , ; oats. 19.000 bu.
SIUl'MKNTS Klnur. 2.000 bbls. ; wheat , 39,000
bu. ; corn , 3,000 bu. ; oats , 2,000 bu.
t'offcu JMurltct.
NEW YOUK , July 12-COFFKE-Optlons
opened steady at unchanged to 5 points advance ;
ruled quiet but firm on local buying ; closed
steady , unchanged to 10 points up ; sales , E.OOO
bags , Including July , J15.35G15.40 ; August. 114.83 ;
Si-ptcmber , I1I.10O15.00 ; December. J13.100 > 13.15.
Spot coffee , lllo , quiet : No. 7 , 1C.DO ; mild , quiet ;
Cordova , 19 c ; sales , 2.000 bags lllo , Nos. Sand 9 ,
nllont , on n basis of 13o for No. E ; 500 bags lllo
on spot nt J17.23 for the coffee. Warehouse de
liveries yesterday. 6,614 bags ; New York stock ,
96.100 bags ; United States stock. 132,300 bags ;
nllont for the United States , 201,600 bags ; total
visible for the United States , 336,800 bags ,
against 418,900 hags last year.
SANTOS. July 12. Quiet : good average * 17 :
recelpls. 6.000 bags ; slock. 51.00) bags.
IIA.MHUIKi. July 12. Dull ; prices U,4 pfg.
higher : sales , 5,000 bags.
HAVim , July 12.-0pene < l qulel nt Vif advance ;
at 12 m. was sleady. further advance of tif ;
closed Tif up ; total sales , 12,000 bags.
HIO DU JAN12IUO , July 12. Steady ; No. 7.
J15.40 ; exchange , 9'id ; receipts , 7,700 bags ; stock ,
118,000 bags. _
STOUICS AND 11OND.S.
Loss of I'litriimiKo I'orcd.s aVnll Street
Firm to CI s UK Doors.
NEW YOUK , July 12. Just before the
close of business on the Stock exchange the
failure of Ji. D. Alexander & Co. was an
nounced from the rostrum. In view of the
fact that tliu. flrm had no standing obliga
tions on the board , It caused no excitement
and Is of no Importance from a speculative
poult of view , save that the suspension Is
dno to the general depression that has ex
isted In Wall street
for more than a year
past. Alexander & Co. did a strictly com
mission business , dealing mainly In bonds ,
nnd they have pracllcady rusled out. The
commission business of Wall street has fallen
off BO that many of the firms nro merely
dragging along , paying olllco rent and clerk
hire , awaiting better times. The llrm which
failed today admit that they have done little
or no buslncs for twelve months or moro.
and declare they were tired of paying out
money without receiving any return. Com
mission house ! ! have been complaining of the
ab&enco of customers for a long time. The
only firms which have been doing business
nro those who operate for cliques In the
Industrials and those railway stocks In
which pools have been formed to bull or
bear the shares. This Is the first Stock ex
change firm which , during the present period
of speculative inactivity , has given up the
light by reason of loss of business.
Today's market was dull and without
special feature. Sugar furnished half the
total transactions , fluctuating within 2 per
cent. Opening ! ' / & per cent higher at 99 , the
stock was sold heavily , bringing out some
largo blocks and causing a break of 2 per
cent to 97 by 10:30 : , rallying to 98 % , out
closing at 9SH. making a loss on the day
of 1 ? ; iwr cent. Sugar preferred , on pur
chases of 200 shares , rose 2 per cent. The
Celling movement In Sugar common was
nominally based on the action of the Massa
chusetts supreme court enjoining the Amer
ican Sugar Itellnlng company from manufac
turing sugar In that state by reason of Its
y failure to comply with the state law requir
ing foreign corporations to make an annual
report , which must bo filed with the state
olllclals. Insiders wcro reiorted | to be buy
ers of the stock at the decline and It Is
claimed the company does not regard the
action of the court as Important so far as It
affects Its business ,
There waa London lelllug of St. Paul at
the opening nnd locnl trader * also sold the
shares on reports of a ftrlke on the road ,
which wan mibucqnently denied. An early
decline of 4 per cent was effected , with ft
subsequent recovery of % per cent nnd final
reaction of H per cent. Denver & lllo Grande
nnd United States Leather arc each up 1 ,4 per
cent , Kansas & Texas 1 per cent. The other
changes arc fractional ,
The bond market was firm to strong on n
limited volume of business.
The livening Post's London cable says :
The weekly b.ink returns shows coin and
bullion 3StOG,3l7 ; , n decrease for the week
of 1,39.1,010 , owing to the draft money for
dlvldeniU nnd holiday requirements Into the
provinces. The movements during the week
were 82,000 from Australia , 8,000 from
llombay , 0,000 from Lisbon , 10,000 of United
States coin bought , while 39,000 were ex
ported to Spain and Sweden. The settle
ment was concluded satisfactorily today. One
small failure may result , but nothing else
In expected. The stock markets wcro steady
today. Americans opened firm , but became
Hat and closed flrm again. Rupee paper has
given way on rumors of the speedy conver
sion of the isr > l-r 5 loan. This Is quite pre
mature. The difficulty announced In the flrm
of Hrncst & Mlsen , Indian merchants , an
old established house , caused n falling In
Indigo nnd Jute. Their liabilities are not
known.
The Bvcnlng Post says : Changes In prices
throughout today's transactions were very
few nnd the general price level was hardly
altered. Now , as before the outbreak In the
west , the tendency Is manifest to' nwnlt final
notion nt Washington and to wait nlso for the
trade revival which Wall street at all events
believes n tariff settlement will bring.
The following wcro the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Tlie total salt's of stocks toil.iy wcro 112.101
shores , IncltKlInt ? : American Sugar. 01,500 : llui-
llnRton , 0,100 ; ClilcnKo Ons. 12,300 : Ooncrnl
Klectrlc , 3,500 ; St. Paul , 7,400 ; Western Union.
3,300.
"
Now York Blon > ' Sfupkot.
NKW YOHK. July 12.-MONBY ON CALI -
Knsy nt 1 per cent ; lust loan 1 per cent ; closed
at 1 per cent.
PIUMIMHHOANTII.K : I'AI'KH 3fJ5 per cent.
8THHUNO KXCIIANGl'Stenily , with nctual
business In linnkerx' blllu nt Jl.iW'l for dimanil
nnil $1.S7U for sixty days ; posted rates , $1.SSS >
4.89 : commcrclnl blllK , JI.SG'4.
SII.VKU CKUTIPICATI2S 6IC ic.
OOVKIINMKNT liONUS KIrm. State bonds ,
dull.
dull.CldBlns quotations on bondi were as follow * :
lloston Stock Quotation * .
BOSTON , July 12. Call loans , 1KS2 percent ;
tlmo loans , 'J.MjiiJSH per cent. Closing prices for
stockB , bonilB and mlnln ; Hh-irjs :
San Francisco Allnlnt ; Ouotiitloni.
SAN FttANCISCO , July 12. The official cloalnr
quotations for minliiiutojia to-ny worj ai fol
Iowa :
Alia 21 Ilalo.V Norcross. . . tit )
llelcher 70 Moxlcan fit )
llcst.t Belcher. . . . . 08 Mono .10
Bodlo Con 100 Ophlr f. . 1110
Bulwer 22 I'otosl 43
Chollar 27 Savage 110
Con. Cal. A Va 21)0 ) Sierra Nevada 55
Crown Point 54 Union Con an
KnroKnCon 25 Yellow Jacket. . . . 40
( Jould .t Curry. . . . 4i !
Noir York Mining Ouritatlon * .
NEW YO11IC , July 12. The followln ? are the
cloBlutr 111111111 ? ( iiiotatioiiB :
Cliolor 1 Plymouth It )
Crown I'olut 60 Slurra Nevada 45
Con. Gill , * Va. . . . 2113 Standard 151) )
Dead wood 50 Union Con 25
Could & Curry H.r Yellow Jacket. . . . HO
HalcuV Norcros1) . . fit ) Iron Silver 10
UomcBtako 1250 QtllckHllvcr 225
Mexican 40 do 1) refer red 1200
Ontario 750 Bulwer 18
Ophlr 140
London Stock Market.
LONDON , July 12. 1 p. in , cloaliuri
BAH SILVKIl ' 'RHd per ounce.
MONKY-Jd per cent.
TlioratoofillHcomit In the open market for both
short and Ihrco moullm' blllH H % per cent.
I'liiiincliil Notes ,
NKW OHLKANS , July 12.-CleralnRS. Jl,070.961.
1IOSTON. July 12. Clearings , $15,619,774 ; bal
ances , J79,6I18. !
UALTlMOIli : , July 12. Clearings , 12,410,720 ;
balances , t. ! > 2,135.
NKW YOUK. July 12. Cleat Ings , 175,485.461 ;
balances , J3.20I.330.
I'AIIIH , July 12. Three per cent rentes , lOOf
"So for Ihe account.
I'HIL-AOKUMIIA. July 12. Clearings , J10.40S-
717 ; balance * , $2,2M.4S2.
The Hank of KnKland's rate of discount la
unchanged nt 3 per cent.
LONDON , July 12. The price of cold at
.Ilucnos Ayres today Is 2 3.
The proportion of the Hank of Kngland's rc-
scrve to liability Is 65.91 per cent.
MKMl'HIB. July 12. New York exchange. Jl
premium , dealings , J219.668 ; balances , JS2.880.
CINCINNATI , July 12. Money , 3 , a6 per cent.
New York exchange , ISo to par. Clearings ,
J2G49,000 ,
SAN KUANCI8CO. July 12. DrafU. sight. lOo ;
telegraphic , 15o. Silver bars , 6JliW02 ? c. Mexi
can dollars , GUjnUic.
ST. LOUIS , July 12. Clearings. J3.612.583 ; bal
ances , J520.31U. Money , dull ; Mil per cent. Ex
change * on New York , 73c discount bid.
WASHINGTON. July 12. The cash balance In
the trcauury at the close of business tod.iy was
J120C40,42I , of which J6t,892,78ti waa gold leserve.
LONDON , July 12. The weekly statement of
the llank of Kngland , issued today , shows the
following channel ) as compared wllh the pre
vious account :
CHICAGO , July 12. Ni-w York exchange , par
bid ; 15c premium usked. KoielKn exchange ,
steady. Sterling , posted rates , JI.87V4.8914. Clear
ings , JH.660.G03.
Total reserve , decrease , 137,000 ; circulation , de
crease. f3J8,0 ; bullion , decrease , 395,010 ; other
securllk'ii. decrease , fSM.OOO ; olher deposits. In
crease. (1,755,000 ; public dex | lts , decrease ,
{ 3 434 000 : noles reserve , dfcrruoc. (2,000 ; gov
ernment securities , decrease , USl.OUO. .
1'AIUH. July 12. The weekly statement of
the llank of Trance shows the following chant-fa
us compared with the previous account : Notes
In clrculallon , Increatc , 7.750,0)0fi ) treusuty uo-
counU , current In Increase , 2,625,000f ; gold In
hand. lncrt > u e. H.SOO.lCOf ; bills dlncounted. In *
rrraiio. 2I.C75WOf ; silver In hand , decrease ,
7,475UOOf.
m
JUJo on now steamer , Courtland beach.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
ft ff
Bccoipta Fnll Farrow Normal but Hold
overs Mt so but a Supply ,
CATTLE TRADE TELOW AND UNCERTAIN
ClitcnRo Kxcri * fin1 ; Unfitvnriililo Inlltietico
Over DeiillngHere Hog * llr.icu Up
Annil Soil A jllyo , mid IIIlier | ,
SI FOUR.
- T1IUUSDAY , July 12.
(
There was n great change In the matter
of receipts ns 'compared with yesterday.
Only 100 cattle were received , as against
2,15.1 yesterday Thus ( ar this week there
have been received at these yards 13,700
cattle , which Is a gain of over 8,000 , as
compared with the same period last week.
The receipts of hogs today footed up 5,800 , as
against 10,800 yesterday. Tlrtis far this
week 37,600 hogs have been received.
CATTLE While the fresh receipts of cat
tle were very light , there were enough held
over to bring the total offerings up to from
3,000 to 3,500 , so that there was no scarcity.
The market did not show any very great
change In any particular. The handy fat
cattle that were In the best request among
the buyers brought strong yesterday's prices ,
and were pretty well cleaned up before the
close. The heavy cattle were not In quite
so good request , and holders of such did
not find It such easy work to unload. The
market as a whole was rather slow. The
reports from Chicago to the effect that the
butchers were going out on a strike served
to make the situation a little more unfavor
able. Neither packers nor shippers seemed
very nn.xluus to buy.
The market on butchers' stock was steady
at about yesterday's prices , and was without
Important feature.
Stockers and feeders were steady , but as
has been the rule of late , the trading was
slow , and the sales were rather small. Rep
resentative sales :
UllKSSBU
HOGS In addition -to the fresh receipts
of hogs there wer.e a''good ' many holdover' ,
making the total offerings between 8,000 and
9,000. The market opened active , with a
good shipping" deySaiyd/-and'the trade was
quite lively untlftlie close. As to prices
there was an advance of about 20c , the bulk
of the sales being made at from $ -1.95 to $5 ,
as against $4.75 to $1.80 yesterday. Repre
sentative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
70. . 213 240 4 70
333 4 75
7i ! 164 4 75
1. . 380 4 75
6. . 310 4 75
C. . 213 4 75
C8. . 279 4 75
" 215 4 75
5" 300 IfiO 4 SO
8. . 346 4 SO
6. . 212 4 8214
7. . 171 4 85
241 4 65
354 4 S5
201 440 4 S3
271 ' 4 & 5
167 to 4 85
202 400 4 E5
176 4 15
257 320 4 90
. . . . .241 SO 4 90
233 120 4 90
255 280 4 W )
156
277 4 90
363 4 90
254 4 90
295 4 90
2 300 SO 4 90
8 ° S5 4 90
" "
48"l ! ! ! l5 210 4 90
8 S50 . . . 4 90
61 252 200 49214
69 243 320 4 9214
72 .230 ICO 4 9214
63 238 100 4 9214
74 210 200 4 95
74 252 120 4 95
71 225 200 4 95
60 209 ICO 4 95
C'J 274 ICO 4 95
74 251 40 4 95
. . . . ; . . . ICO 4 95
77 208 200 4 95
74 224 40 4 95
68 216 40 4 95
68 267 40 4 95
65 241 4 95
80 223 4 95
63 28.-1 1GO 4 95-
C2 219 lf.0 . 4 95
65 274 440 4 95
440M
61 256 M 4 95
77 236 ICO 4 95
ICOSO
54 318 SO 4 95
6'J 305 4 95
77 201 266 4 95
76 183 120 4 95
78 219 210 4 95
2 190 4 95
68 203 120 4 95
82 220 200 4 95
74 ISO 240 4 95
73 202 4 93
84 211 240 4 95
C3 20'i 160 4 95
73 239 10) 4 95
PIGS AND
1 4CO . . . SCO
1 220 . . . 300
SHKI31' There wcro no sheep received
ami the market was nominally strong.
There Is a pretty fair demand for sheep at
this market , but the supply Is very IrreGiilar.
Fair to good natives are quotable at f2.7GJj >
3.CO ; fair to Rood westerns , $2.GO3.40 ; com
mon and stock sheep , $2.002.25 ; Rood to
choice 40 to 100-lli. Iambs , $2.50@4.00.
KucnlptH iiiiiniHspoiltlim of Stock.
Olllclal receipts find disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p in. , July',12 , , H94 :
Cars. Head.
Cuttle . . ! > . . . 14 391
Hogs . . . . & 5 5,819
DISPOSITION.
I Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing company. . . . 5
G , H. Hammond company. . . 926 600
Swift nnd company. . . . , 484 1,125
Cudahy Packing company. . . 98 1,067
John P. H < iulru & Cu. . : 2,811
Cudahy HroH . ' , 309
L. llcclier T. 23
J. Lobnuin 1 °
H. Decker & DegfnT.r 61
P. 1) . ArmourV./ 1,548
Planklngton . . . 271
Sperry & llarnes.j..i 682
Cleveland P. P. Cu . . . 275
Shippers and fet-duxiu. 265
Left over , 1 . . . 1.000 263
Total 2,871 8,793 263
St. I.oulH l.im hioi'K Mnrlcot.
BT. I.OUIS. Juy | IZ.-CATTLK-IlPcclpts , S.40)
head : shipments , 300 head , Maiket active ; na
tive steers , J3.bU&4.60 ; cows , J2.lfrij2.23 ; Texas
steers. J2.bOfl3.5Q.
HOOS Ilecelpls , 2,300 head ; shipments , 2,000
head. Market quiet ; b < wl heavy , 15,1005.20 ;
common ( o medium. Unlit. JI.85W5.UO.
H1IKIIP Ilecelpls , 1,200 head ; shipments , none.
Market quiet ; native vwcs , J2.50 ; common
lambs , J3.35.
KIIIISIIK City Mve Htock Market.
KANSAS CITY , July 12.-CATTLi-llecelpls ,
5,800 head ; shlpmenls , 3,200 head , llest natives
steady ; others slow and lower : Texas steers ,
li GMM.60 ; Texas cows , Jl.40fl2.25 ; beef steers.
H OOM.itO : native cows , Jl.OOifXW ; slockcrs and
feeders , H'JOftJ. ! ! ; bulls and mixed , J2.0032.73.
JIOQS Uccvlpls , 6,600 hrad ; ihli mcnts , 1.600
beud. Murktil strung to Co higher ; bulk of sale ! ,
Jl * \ftt \ > b jiMrn , $ I9K03 ( , ru" fc'M'i'i
& . ( . mix 1 fLIinal. ! ) . ! lialttK. UVOWU'S , Yolk
ers UKMii.Pi , put * . $ i,40iriv <
HIlKlvP llrcelpts , 1.10J . bead , shipment * , l.COO
head. _ _ _ _ _ , _ _
CHICAGO I.tVi : fUOL'U.
1'rlcrs Were Lower llcrnuno the Trmlo
Could Not Almirli thn Supply.
CHICAGO , July 12-Ilcturcn r..W ) nnd 7,9)0
entile were unloaded here today , 1,8 < M coming
from Texas. This was not more than half th"
rupply unually seen Thursday , but It was
larger than the pens had held at any tlmo
within the last two weeks. Prices were lower.
not because of nny present over supply , but by
reason of untk'lpntrd hruvy receipts tomoriow
nnd the sharp decline In the Inut two or three
days at western points. Another llilnc that
helped to dim | < * values was Cl strike mining
locnl butchers. Tin ; sale reported did not show
any Important advance nn Ihe pi Ices ruling
when the strike began. The market Is not yet
In shape to nlwnrli the usual supplies , nnd unli-M
recflpta ale kept down prices arc In danger tif
a further irdtictlon. They nr already from 230
to fiOo lower than nt any time last week.
Hogs were lower. ltu > ers were Inclined 10 ad
vance , but the stillie of butcher * threatened to
seriously affect the opemtli'M ' of I'cnl pucker * .
Supplies considerably exceed the wants of Hiilp-
pers ; the Mies were decidedly 111 sellers' favor.
The market declined In from J"i to J.V2"i on com
mon to best grnd.x , wllh wiles latgcly around
13.10. This advance was on Ihe prkes ruling
when the strike began , of from Me to Ijc per
100 llw. Hut It Is 11 decline' frilm the prices
paid nt Ihe beginning of thlt week of fnnn Mete
to 75c. The day's receipts were estlm.ited lit 00
head , making about 8.MM head for Ihe expired
part of this week.
Ilecclpls of sheep were esllmiiled nt 6.0 <
head , making 16 , < X hend for the last four day *
Trade Was lower and prices were Weak , am
even lower , at from II to J' > . according to quality. .
Nmv York l.lti ) .Stock MiirUet.
NEW YOHK , July 12. IlKCVIW-Ilccelpls , 3CO
hend ; no linde of Importance ; feeling dull nnd
°
SIIiiP : AND I.AMIlS-llecclpts , B.OOO head ;
thirty cars on mil * ; maiketey : dull : Inrcly
steady : sheep , p r lo fair , J2.bOti3.371i ; lambs ,
common fo fair , J3."iOf'i.2.i.
IIOOH llecclpts , I , IKK ) head ; maiket demoral
ized ; top hogn , 13.50 per 100 Ihx.
Stock III
Record of receipts nf live stock at the four
prlnclii.il markets for Thursday. July 12 , 1S94 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha . 391 0,8 U
Chicago . 7,000 SO ) 6.000
Kansas City . 0KK ) 6,500 1,103
st , Louis . : ; . . . . n.iuo 2,300 i,2 > o
Total . . . 16.591 15,419 7,3iX >
Ililllltlliii-e ( leiierill Murltrt.
ItALTIMOIlK , July 12. KI.Ot'K V'lrin ; rc.'C pis.
4,192 I'l'lf. ' ; shipments , 400 bl < l .
WHKAT-Qulel and lower ; pput , r.7Mi'V ;
July and Align * ! , HJiffilSv ; September , f > S n ti : . ! ) . ,
steamer. No. 2 led , GOe nfked ; lecclptt" , 74,4 0
bu. : milling wlle.it , by sample , MJWji1.
COHN Hull : spot and July , 47Uc bid ; re
ceipts , 5iKhl bu. ; Houthern corn , by tnmplc , f.2Jf
Me : southern corn , on grade , ! " < npked.
OATS KIrm ; N > . 2 whin1 western , 5Tc akcd ;
No. 2 mixed , western , b.'tr. > lc ; receipts , no hu.
11YK Slow ; No. 2 , 55/uCc ; rccelit160 | bu.
HAY Knsy ; good lo choice timothy , J16.003
17.00.
GIIA1N rilKIOHTS Kasy.
StJGAIl Him.
IIHTTKU Steady. '
KGOS Steady ; fresh , 13c.
CHKKritr-Slcady nt 9i 10Uc.
I.Uvrpool .tlurkct.
HVnni'OOI. . July 12.-WHKAT-rasy : demand
poor ; holders offer maileratfly ; No. 1 California.
4s lllidSTSs lid : red western sprint ; , 4s Ildjj5a ;
red western winter , 4 71idtjls S3d. !
COHN Finn ; demand modeiate ; new mixed
spot , 3s 10jd.
ri.OUll Spring palcnt , Os fld.
riAULI-IY-Callfonila brewing. 21s 6dff25s 6J.
I'HOVISIONS Ileef , extra India mecs , 70s.
Polk , prime mess , 4Ss 9d. Hacon , long and short
clear , 55 Ibs. , 3Sn ; long clear , 43 Ibs. , 40s. Laid ,
firlmc wcflern , SCs.
IJUTTEU Finest new , Sils.
Toledo Uniln .Murkrt.
TOLKDO. July 12. WHEAT Lower , weak.
No. 2 , cnjh nnd July , 53ic ; August , 56Uc ; Sep
tember , 5711c : December , 601c. (
COHN Dull ; easier ; No. 2 , cabh , 45c ; No. 3
yellow. 464c. !
OATS Quiet , firm ; No. 2 mixed , 43c ; No. 2
white , 471ic.
llYlJ-Diill ; cash , Sic.
CLOVEH SKIID-Stendy : prime , cash , JI.Mbld.
KECEII'TS Wheat , 13,000 bu. ; corn , 1,000 bu. ;
oat ? . 1,500 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 8,000 bbls. ; wheat , 9,000 bu.
Dulntli Wlicnt Murkof.
DULUTH. July 12. WHEAT Close , dull ; No.
1 hard , cash nnd July , 63c ; No. 1 northern , cash
and July. 6llic ; : September. GS7ic ; Uecemlvr.
( W-'Sic ; No. 2 northern , cash , CSHc ; No. 3 , Mi'.sc ' ;
rejected , 49Uc ; to arrive , No. 1 northern , 62c.
IIYE-45C.
FLAX KinrJ1.26. : .
CAH INSPECTION TODAY AVhcat , 122.
RECEIITS Whrat , M.M'J Ml.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 105,590 bu.
KHIIHHH City
KANSAS CITY. July 12. WHEAT Un
changed ; No. 2 hard. 4S'i8 > l8'1ic ; No. 2 red , 49c ;
No. 3 red , 47STISc ; rejected , 41Sf42c.
COIIN Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 3636'/jC ; No.
2' while , 39fflOc.
OATS Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 34c ; No. 2
white. 36e.
HUTTEIl Firm ; creamery , llfflCc ; dairy , 12
@ 14e.
EGGS CJlllet , weak ; Cff6c.
Ncuv Y < irk Dry f.oods Iiirkof.
NEW YOniC , July 12. There has been more
business , many buyers In the maiket anil the
Inquiries of previous days have developed Into
purchasers of staple , colored and fancy cotton
goods. Of some stapleH , shipments were on
memorandum. Transportation Is belter In all
directions. The tide has turned. Printing cloths
are In mote demand and sales of 15,003 pieces of
61-square at 2c and good contracts for odd
cloths. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Prorln Grain Market.
rnoiUA. July 12. COHN Quiet , nominal ; No.
2 , 411ic.
OATS Irregular ; No. 2 white , 43iffl3ic ; No. 3
white. 43c.
JlYE Nothing doing.
WHISKY Firm , higher ; high wine basis , $1.22.
RECEIPTS Corn. 7.KK ) bu. ; oats , 4,400 bu.
SHIPMENTS Corn , 5,200 bu. ; outs , none.
NEW YOUK. July 12.-SUOAR-Haw. firm ;
sales , 2,600 bags Cuba centrifugal , 90 test , at
31ic afloat , c. and f. ; 100 bags Cuba molasses ,
59 test , at 2 7-16c , c. and f. , nnd 133 tons Trini
dad Muscovado at 2 11-lCc , c. and f. ; rcllned ,
quiet.
LONDON. July 12. SUGAR Quiet ; centrifugal
Java , 13s 3d ; Muscovado , fair rellnlng , 11s 9d.
Cotton Murker .
NEW ORLEANS. July 12. COTTON1 Steady ;
sales , 850 bales ; iccelpts , 601 bales ; exports ,
Great llrltaln , 2.300 bales ; stock. 45,60S biles ;
futures , quiet : sales , 11,500 hales ; July. J6.79 bid ;
August , J6.735J6.71 ; September , 56. 73 6.74 ; Octo
ber. IG.756.76 ; November , J6.S2K6.S3 ; December ,
J6.S9iS6.90 ; January , } 0.95'u0.90 ; March , 57.07if7.09.
Wool Mnrlcot.
ST. LOUIS , July 12. WOOIIn belter feeling
but not quotably changed.
'FrlHco Wheut ( Jiiotutloim.
SAN FRANCISCO , July 12. WHEAT Firmer ;
December. Jl.06 % .
Omaha's great resort Courtland Beach.
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A bright and entertaining novel of New
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and some quiet satire Is "Struthcrs , " by
Anna llowman Dodd , The story portrays
the ambitions of a wealthy Now Yorker ,
John Struthers , who , with his young wife ,
aspires to enter the select circle of the
metropolitan Four Hundred. Under the
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312 pages , 50 cents. Lovell , Coryell & Com
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A military story entitled , "Captain Close , "
by Captain Charles King , opens the July
Llpplncott's. It deals with the reconstruc
tion period and relates the experiences of a
newly-fledged lieutenant In camp near Tuga-
lee , and of his very curious commanding
ofllcer. Loulso Stockton begins a strong
story , "A Mess of I'ottngo , " to be concluded
In the August number. "A Case of Hoodo , "
Is nn amusing dialect sketch from a Virginia
police court. J. U. Llpplncott Company ,
Philadelphia.
A highly exciting and warmly colored ro
mance , almost turbulent with action , Is "A
Flower of France , " by Marah 15111s Hyan.
The story dates back to a period a century
ago , during the Spanish occupation of Now
Orleans , a period rich In material and char
acters of a romantic and picturesque order.
The plot is Intricate , without being compli
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Among the seasonable outdoor articles In
the July number of Frank Leslie's I'opular
Monthly are hee J. Vance's "Salmon Finning
In Canada , " Edwin Emerson's "Koughrldcm
from Kur Frontiers , " and an account of Al
fred lie Cordova's trained carrier pigeons.
Among the war reminiscences Is an account
of Den Butler's famous Dutch Gap Canal on
the James river. The Hub Is illustrated with
more than a score of views In a paper ,
"Tho Environs of lloston , " by Hev. Peter
MacQueen. Frank Leslie's Publishing House ,
42-44 Ilond street New York.
Public Opinion notes that much "Interest
has been aroused and much comment called
forth by the Interview of Ex-Speaker Heed
upon the silver question , " published In the
London Fortnightly Hovlcw. This utterance
In connection with other significant events
pointing Iti a similar direction has ralscJ
the question whether the lepubllcan party
will adopt this sliver tariff policy as a party
tenet and go before the public on that Issue.
Public Opinion lu tlirto late Issues baa re-
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$10.00 lluby ( . 'uiTiajju-t for . . . . . on
'
S15.0U LJaby Ciirrhijjes rm , . j . .
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STOCK ON HAND.
$3 Gasoline Stoves for.$1.25
$6 Gasoline Stoves Tor. $2.73
$8 Gasoline Stoves for.$3,75
COOLERS.
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6-Galion Stora Water Colon. . $1.1O
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country upon this topic forming together n
very Interesting symposium. The Public
Opinion Company , Washington , D. C.
The humors anil conventions of cattle
branding on the great ranges of the west
are delightfully portrayed by Miss Alice
MacGowan In McClnre's July number , which
presents on Its pages some decidedly accep
table features. The early life and literary
struggles of Dauclet are described In an Il
lustrated article from the pen of U. II. Sher-
ard , entitled "Alphonso Dandet nt Home. "
Short stories for summer reading character
ize this number , among them being one of
Kobcrt Dnrr's liveliest tales , a California
story by Hret Harto , and a prlzo story ,
"Told In Confidence , " by Cclla Kllza Sliutc.
S. S. McClure , Ltd. , 30 Lafayette Place , New
York.
"Chaperoned" which Is announced as "A
Drlef Page from a Summer Romance" Is n
delightful rehearsal of Incidents attending a
season at a fashionable summer resort. Hlta
Weldon , a girl of the period whose anxious
mother Is summering elsewhere , the tactics
of a rival woman and her clever daughter ,
an absent-minded chaperon and the capers of
the male guests furnish food In abundance
for entertaining the reader. The style Is
light nnd easy on a level with the dcslro of
the tired summer reader. Cloth , 173 pages.
The Cassell Publishing Company , 31 Kast
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An Idea of what men regard as the Ideal
In the husband may be gleaned from the
symposium appearing In the July Demorebl's
In which Hev. Ur. Parkhnrst , Palmer Cox ,
Dill Nye , Anthony Comstock nnd Oeorgo
Francis Train express their views on the su-b-
ject. "A Day on nn Ice Field" In this tor
rid season will no doubt send a shiver down
the reader's spine and If It don't It certainly
Is not the fault of the writer. The house
keeper will find many excellent suggestions
in "The Arrangement of Summer Draperies"
nnd "Sanitarian" contains some very good
Ideas on "Tho Adaptation of Food to Work. "
W. Jennings Domorest , 15 Kast Fourteenth
street , New York.
"Fungi and Fungicides" Is a book for the
agriculturist. It Is a practical manual con
cerning the fungous diseases of cultivated
plants and the means of preventing their rnv-
a ) s. The author , Clarence M. WIK I ,
D. S.C. , Is professor of zoology and botany
at the New Hampshire Agricultural colli-go
and In this work presents the results of hlu
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of which will bo Incalculable to horticul
tural Interests. The fungi affecting sbndo
trees nnd ornamental plants and ( lowers also
receive attention. The real cause of potato
scab and Its euro nro given together with a
largo number of vuluiibla facts on this sub
ject , Including nearly 100 Illustrations.
Cloth , Jl ; paper. CO cents. Orange Judd
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Scenes from the charming homo life In
the whlto house are depleted by Henry
Loomls Nelson In the July Harper's under
the tltlo "The President at Homo , " the text
being abundantly Illustrated. Ono of the
pictures represents Lincoln standing ulono at
night on the south portico. The opening
pages are devoted to the first chapters of a
new novel by Charles Dui'ley ' Warner , en
titled "Tho Golden House. " The scene Is
laid In New York. Six short stories repre
sent the fiction of this mimlK-r. "Specimen
Jones" Is oneof Owen Wlster's most succes-
ful studies of the southwest ; "Tho ICvcnlng
Party , " by Grace. King , Is a sketch of New
Orleans life ; "Hub and Flow , " by Hva An-
Etruthcr , touches on the changing social con
ditions of Kngland ; "Un Mauvals Quart
d'Heure" Is a bright summer sketch by
Charles Stanley Ilelnhart , who has Illustrated
( t wlthrhls own drawings ; "llefore the IlreaV
of Day , " by Ilrander Matthews , gives a
gilmpso of life In Now York'8 great , east side
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humorous Fourth of July tale of a New
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