THE OMAHA DATT.Y B.RR : WEDNESDAY. JULY 18. 1891
G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , JULY IP , 1801.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Daj'a ' Influences in the Grain Markets Were
Generally Bearish.
WHEAT OPENED AT A SLIGHT DECLINE
General To no Win Knftlcr iinil
Gradually Increased 114 tliu SrnMou
Ail viincoil Corn Stnrtrd Strong
but Wciikcticil Later.
CHICAGO , July 17. The day's Influences
In the grain markets were generally bear
ish and nil closed lower. Wheat finished
5ic lower , corn % c lower and oats Vic lower.
Provisions closed with but little change.
Wheat opened at from ' , fcc to ; c decline
and gradually sold down from Vic to r ; c ,
changed some and closed easy. The general
tone was easier and offerings gradually In
creased at the season advanced , Influenced
to a great extent by the larger receipts In
the northwest as well as here and showers
and cooler weather for the Dakotas and
Minnesota being predicted by the Washing
ton weather burear. Pardrlgo Bold freely.
Early public cables were firm and un
changed for spat and futures were quoted
dull and unchanged , but private advices
quoted an easier feeling In Berlin and Liver
pool , the latter clo > lng lower. There was
considerable liquidation by small longs and
this and the general dullness , together with
the selling mentioned above , created a weak
feeling nnd lower prices.
Corn was strong at the start on the dry
weather , but weakened later on heavy sell-
Ing. The range was Ic.
Oats were easy on large offerings and the
decline In wheat and corn. The range wui
Vie-
Provisions wore very dull and narrow , hut
generally llrm on n light run of live hogs
and better prices at the yards. Compared
with las' night , September pork Is un
changed , September lard 2V4c lower and
September ribs 2' ' c higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
80 earn ; corn , 200 cars ; oats , 120 cars ; hogs ,
14,000 head.
Freights itcady1 at T c for wheat and corn
to Buffalo and Ic for corn to Port Huron.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
" "Articles , j "bpcn. ' | lligii | Low. | Clone.
CaBh flotations were aB follows :
KI.OL'lt Steady , unchanged.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 5r.ii ff57'ic ; No. 3
eprlmr. CSfitCc ; No. 2 red , tS'/iffjr.yiC.
COIIN No. 2 , 12ViC.
OATS No. 2 , SO',65)3Cc ' ) ; No. 2 white , 3I0I1C.
11VI2 No. 2 , IjffiSc.
HAltl.VJY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , o ; No. t.
nomlml.
FLAX SEED No. 1 , Jl.23iffl.31.
TIMOTHY HEED Prime. $3.
rilOVISIONS-Mesn pork , per Mil. . 12.GOfr *
12.02VJ. Lard , per 100bi. \ . . } O.S2'giTO.S5. Shoit
ribs Hides ( loose ) , tG.70ffG.72li , Dry salted shoul
ders ( boxed ) , JG.OOau.12',4 ; short clear sides
( boxed ) , JG.S74ffl7.W. !
WltlUICY Ulatlllcni' finished goods , per gal. ,
tl.22.
The following were 1113 receipts ana BhlpminU
( cr today :
On tha Produce exchnnsro today tlio bilttor nnr-
kctwas firm : creamery , 12@17c ; diary , 11GH4KC.
KCKH , uteudy nt U&lOc.
MOW YOICK IMKAI , .M
YcBtcrdiiy'H Quotation * on Flour , Grain nml
Provisions , Motal' , lUc.
W3W YORK , July 17.-FI.OUH-necclpt3.
17,700 bbls. ; exports , 23,700 bills. ; sales , 15,000
pkgs. ; market quiet ; sellers are not taking hold ,
owing to the linn holding of mills. Southern
flour , more nctlve ; sales , 1,000 pltRs. Rye Hour ,
etcady ; dales , 325 bbls. ; sunerllne , 52.75ff2.S5 ;
fancy , J2.60fT3.10.
1HIGKWI I K AT Nominal.
COIIN MlJALQulct ; sales , 200 bbls. ; yellow
western , I2.C592.SO ; tlrandywlnc , J2.80.
KYK Nominal ; state , D5c ; Jersey , & 2Wo3c.
IlAllhHV Nominal.
11AUI.HY MALT Steady ; western , CSflSOc ; six-
rowed , S2iJ8ric.
Wl I EAT Ilecelpts , 2S0.500 bu. ; exports , 223,600
1m. ; sales , 1.C03.0UO bu. futures , 200,000 bu. spot.
Kl > ot market weaker ; No. 2 red , In store and
elevator , EM5c ; ullo-it , [ ,9' , c ; No. 1 northern ,
C7',4o delivered ; No. 1 hard , G'JHo delivered. Op
tions opened steady on dry weather In north
west and foreign buying , but quickly turned
weak on favoiable harvest news , ruled dull and
heavy ; close , V'.ifftc down ; July , KJIMPSS 'J-lCc ,
closed Mltc ; AuKUst cloned 6Sic ; September.
M 1-lCfTGO-He , closed COHe ; December. C3 iSClV4c ,
closed 63c.
COHN Ilecelpts , 70,100 bu , : exports , 21,100 hU. ;
ealen , 185,000 bu. futures , 44,000 bu. spot. pnt
market weak ; No , 2 , 47c In elevator ; 4Sc
afloat , Option market opened strong on dry
weather In the corn belt , later declined on re
ports of rain decrease , loslnc Ic , ami the whole
list closing ' .iOVic. down ; July closed 47Kc ; Au
gust , 4SfiSUf. closed 4Sc ; September. 47K&I7C : ,
closed 474c ! ; December , 4C'4Gc ' , closed 45c.
OATS Ilecelpts , 103.800 bu. : sales. 00.000 bu ,
futures , 11,000 bu , spot , Spot mtrkct weak ; No ,
t , 48c asked ; No. 3 , 37c ; No. 2 white , DOc asked ;
No. 3 white , 45o ; track , white western , 49fffto ;
track , white state , 49ff35c. Option maiket
quiet all day ; near deliveries declined sharply
under liquidation , nnd closed weak , HfpHo down ;
July , WKCPUUe , closed Wtc ; AUKUSI , 33li 33a'c ,
closed 33lio ; .September , a iffSSSo , closed 32c ;
October closed 331&C.
IIAV Klrmor on llKht receipts ; ohlpplng , C3Q1
Meood ; ti > choice , 700S3c ,
IIOPA Irt ocular.
IIIDKH Qulcf wet salted New Orleans , se
lected , 45 to IS Ibs. , 4UO rtCi Texas selected , 35
to 60 Ibs. , 4if3c ; Ilucnos AyreH. dry , 20 to 21
IbH. , 10V5o ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 Ibs. , 63' < .c.
I.HATIIUU ateady ; hemlock sole , lluenos
Ayies light to heavy weights , iSClSe.
WOOL Quiet ; domestic fleece , Iiy23c ! ; pulled ,
PROVISIONS Ileef , quiet. Cut meats , easy ;
pickled shoulders , Clio. Lard , steady ; western
steam closed at J7.30 ; September. J7.25 nominal ;
rellncd , steady ; continent , S7.CO ; B. A , , J7.S3 ;
coniiHiimd , ( MitiUc. Pork , steady.
UUTTIilt Quiet ; western dairy , lOifllc ; west
ern criMincry , 13W17J4c ; western factory , 9Hifl >
He ; Elh'lns , 17Uc ; state dairy , 12jjl7c ; Mate
creamery , H'ilfU'.tc.
CHEESE Firm ; full skims , TUdUc.
E11OS Quiet ; state and IVnnsylviinla , 12Silo ;
western , fresh , HWllUc ; southern , case , Jl.OOJp
tW ; receipts , 1,332 pkRS.
TALLOW Quiet ; city < J2 per pits. ) , 4Hc ;
country ( likes , free ) , 4Hf. ns to quality.
1'ETROLEUM Dull ; Untied closed at 81e bid ;
Washington , hhls. , ( G ; Washington , In bulk ,
$3.60 ; rcllued. New York , (5.15 ; Philadelphia and
tlaltlmoro , S5.70 ; Philadelphia and Ilalllmorv , In
ulk , J2.CO.
ROSIN -Quli/t / ; strained , common to good ,
ll.93Um.37U.
TtlRl'ENTINE-Sleady ; J9'.i 30c ,
RICE-Qulet ; domestic , fair to extra , 4UOClic ;
Japan , 4 i Ilir.
MOLAHSKH-Stoady ; New Orleans , open ket
tle , Kood to choice , 2Sff3Cc.
1'Itl IRON-Pull ; Scotch. J19.50S22.60 ; Amer
ican , $11.KJf ( 11.00.
COPPER-Qulet ; lake. Sc.
l.KAD-Qulft ; ilomcKtlc. 13.10.
TIN'Rarely steady ; Btralts , il9.25 ; plates , mar-
Hpiu/rER-Qulct ; domestic. (3.40 bid ; Bales on
'ch'intt * . G tons siot | tin , 119.23.
COTTON SEED OIL Inactive ; no prrnimre to
Mil ; prime ciudo. 2ic ; off crude , iiQiSc ; yellow
butler Krudvi > , 3o30e nominal ; choice yellow ,
die ; prlmu yellow , Me ; yellow off grades , MJf
S3c ; prime white , 3CQ37C.
livrri.i t Mur < oti.
LIVERPOOL , July U. WHEAT Firm ; de
mand mailorate ; holders offer niDdtrnti-ly ; No. 1
California , 4a ItdOSs ; red western fiirlns , 49 lid
( (63 ( ; red western winter , 4s 7'.jdfJ4a Sd.
CORN Firm ; demand moderato ; new mixed ,
4 .
llARLEY-Cidlfornla brewlns. S3 CJO s 6d.
KLOl'R-SprliiK patent , CM W.
PROVlHIONS-llref. extra India mess. 70s.
pork , prime IIIVHS , 6Sa 9d. Ilutter , finest , 70 > t
irootl , COs , nominal , Ilacon , lone and ihnri
clear , K Ibn. , 37s ; lone clear , 45 Ibs. , 3Sa 6d.
Lard , prlmu wcslt rn , SSs M.
ItM-elVta for three dayn ; Wheat , ! M,000 cen
tals , Including 133WO American ; American corn ,
t.kai ) cenlals.
Tha weather la damp nnd cliudy ,
( Jeff ti Mifkvt *
NEW YORK , July 17.-COFFBC-Oiitlons
Dpeiml quiet and unchanged t > 5 points lower ,
ruled Inactive and fvulurrlens throughout tha
eo lon and closed unchanged to 5 points down ;
aim , 6S& ) I'aKB ' , | ncudliiK | : AiiKUit , IIS ; Svp-
temlivr , tll.U : October. 113. 5 ; Dvcrmher , 113.35.
Biwt conVe. Rio steady ; No. 7. IIC.OO. HIM.
uteudy , Cordova. J13.ootilS.S3 ; iale , 00 IKIKV of
Cvntral American and UK ) bundles Uacha , Ware-
haute dellvurlfii from New York yesterday , 1-.S1S
UiKij New York ( lock taJay. 13,5W bant ;
United State * stock. 175.S3S bac > ; allo < t for
Um llultcvl tilatei , UZ'M La ij total rliltlt for
the fnll < l flsi'et. J7J JM baipi ,
\att \ * lift your.
BANTO3 , July 17-Firm ; gix l nveras , 8nn-
Ins , tt7.M. nwelpts for thrv * dnys , 1 ,000 b K i
stock , 69,040 tag * .
Weekly rjj t : Klrm ; ganl n\tnt" . p r 11
kltoK , Il7.3i1. Itlpts dtirlns th wmk , ! ? . < v)1
bnics ; ihlnmin's to the Unftel flt t . 11,0-K
l > n n ; stock , CO.QOO lin i" .
P.IO OK JANKIRO , July U. N'j. 7 lllo ,
exchnnRe , BUd. Receipts for three dny ,
bnn ; clenrf-l for the United Suites , 0l ) trngn ;
elmrfl f r Kumtie , 2,000 bniin ; clcurnl from
lllo July It , K" bnes : rtnck. 111.0"fl bit * .
Wfkly rnport : Btendy ; fxi'linnire standard p r
10 kllr.K. Jl .in. Itcell | ilurliiR the week , 4I,0 > > I
lings ; fhpm ! ntii to the United males , 32,040 bn < { s ;
Btirk , llli * ) tmK . KxchilllKr , OUd.
lIAMIU'Ita , July 17. Uf lower ; nt 12 m. qtllcl
ami unchnnRed ; t 3 p. in. Imri-ly etcndy nnd
unclmnE" ! : eloped quiet nt B net advance of Ut ;
oaks , CW ) t'nic ' .
OMAII.l ( > KNKK.\r. .M
Condition of Ti'idn nnd ( JutitntloiM nil
Hlnpln nml I'M up ) ' Prnilucn.
Th * produop market was nliout steady today ,
with no chance of Imiiortance. While the de
mand for produce was not I.IIRC , there wan a
very fnlr trade. The tpK market appears to be
a 1111)0 ) unsettled nnd d alcrs nre not at nil
an reed ns to the situation. The receipt * are
IlKht nnd n > one Is Retting nny quantity of
e KS. Reporti from the hoiices m the country
Indicate that they nrp nut receiving mnny nnd
It Is n iitifHtliin wh.ro the csrus are trolnfto ,
The prlro In the country Is so low , 4c , that the
( BKi Miuht to crll lower here , but on the other
han < l there nre en few CKKS iirrlvlm ? that the
market dnox not KO down v ry n'adlly. While
some dealers me liilklnK nliout S'tc fnr eK $ .
basing their opinion nn the light receipts , others
arc tallilnK Sc ns the outside [ " 'Ice ,
Ilutter nml poultry remain steady nnd the
trmlo Is without feature of nny Importance.
Receipts of hay continue very liberal , nnd In
consequence Is weak , with n ilowmvaid tend
ency. Denier * , however , look for n recovery ns
snoii ns the present surplus Is reduced.
IlfTTIJR I'arklnK slock , 8c ; Rood to chnlcJ
country , Hft'lZc ; cte.imery , solid packed , ISQIGc ;
creamery , bricks , ICfTISc.
KO(1S Per do ? . , tffP.ic
LIVi : PiiULTRY-OM hens , 6c ; rpr'.ns chick
ens , 121i 12'sP. ' The demand for Kocxe nnd ducks
Is very llKht. Ducks. 7c ; hen turkeys , 7C8c ;
KobhK'rs. 6SiCc ; gtmt , C'.iOCc.
VUAI < CholCH fnt and smiill veals nro quoted
at Cc ; coarse nnd InrKP , 3 1' : .
CIIIJIJSK Wisconsin , full cream , new make ,
lOffllc : Nehrnskn nnd Iowa , full cream , SOIOc ;
Nebraska nnd [ oua , | > art skims , 0 7c ; Llm-
InirRor , No. 1 , lOc ; brick. No. 1 , lOo ; Swiss , No.
1 , ISffllr.
HAY llplnnd hay , 3 ; midland. J7.50 ; lowland.
J7j rye straw , t " > . Color makes the price on hay.
LlKht bales sell the beat. Only top grades bring
top prices.
I'lilHONS-Old birds. p r doz. , 1.
. .
Tomatoes nre quoted hlshcr , nnd the cabbnRp
market Is firm. Wntermcl ins are very plenty
but there nre no cantaloupe * ,
No general complaint ot tlip pstato crop Is
made nnywlinre and the presumption of n pond
cmp for tin * country seem * supported by the
appearance In nil larjsc sections. There are
small parts of many states where dry weath. i-
has retarded Rrnvtli , but thcsi ; nre lee lestrlcled
to dlmlnlHh creatly the picfent condltlin. Kvrn
South Dakota , where the drouth was so severe ,
reports potatoes mowing well since the rnlns.
and in lor.illtU'Hherc wheat , oats , and barley
scarcely survived , potatoes arc looked to for fall
results ,
POTATOKK-Oiml stock. 73c.
MIILONS flood slock , crated , J20.03C23.00.
CANT A l.Otll'KS None.
HMMTS New beets , per doz. bunches , 20@23c ,
on orders.
CUCUJIHUItS-On orders. 4iViMc per doz.
OLD UMA.S'K Ilimil picked navy , | 2.152.23 ;
medium , J2.loai.l3 ; common white beans , J1.73
ONIONS-On orders. l > i2c per Ib.
CAIIHAOi : Good shipping stock , on orders ,
2fT2 .c.
TOMATOKS-Good shlpplns stock , per 4-basket
crnte , J1.50.
. FRUITS.
The market continues practically bare. Sev
eral cars of delayed California fruit were re
ported on the way east from Ogdcn , but none
of the earn were billed for this point. This
fiult wns sent out of California bef.irc the com-
mencemcnt of the strikes nnd by this time could
hardly lip worth much.
A few Oreson chetiles have been received nn
this maiket nnd sold readily at $1.50 per box to
the local trade.
A Georgia paper says that the peach crip of
that state u , L total failure , u Is also claimed
that grapes will be only half n crop.
, , A , t"n"r"rnla , writer remarks thnt the railroad
blockade bids fair to have more than n tempo-
rnry effect upon the fruit prow-era of thnt stale.
The suldcn sti p ; nge of mllr nd trnfllJ lint cause !
enormous Lisa lo the fruit growers , ns they
have , no nppllnnces fsr drying their fruit. Kvrn
If they secured trains they would be unable to
hire help enough to work up BO vast a quantity.
\\lint makes It particularly bad H that many of
these fruit growers have their places mortgaged
ns It costs heavily to get on orchard Into full
bearing , nnd these men will be sure to fall
They cannot get the banks to carry them tlirDiigli
another season. In San Francisco strenuous ef
forts have been made to break the railroad bl ick-
nde by leading merchants nnd bankers , but thus
far with no success.
STIIAWHMUHIKS None.
ClIKRllIiH-Ncne :
HLAt'KIiKIlRI.S | : Oood stock. $2.60.
I1LA-K KASPflKIlIUKS None.
RHD RASPIlRRRIHS-None.
1'KArilHS None.
PLUMS Native red plums , per 21qt case ,
i ? jO.
PRUNES None.
FIGS None.
PKARS None.
None.TROPICAL
TROPICAL FRUITS.
P 'AS'V8:01101" BtockMi2.50 per bunch.
LI.MONh Fancy lemons , SOO size. JO : fancv
lemons. 300 size , JC.
ORANGUS Cnllfornln Mediterranean Sweets
are to be had on the market nt J3.75.
I'INUAl'I'LES None on the mnrkct.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIGS Fancy , per Ib. , 12'.Ji13c.
DATES Ilnllowees , C3 to 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. ,
6Hc ,
HONEY California , 15c ; dark honey. 10II12c
MAPL13 8YHUP- Gallon cans , per doz. J12
NUTS Almonds , 15O17c ; English walnuts , 10
12c ; filberts , 12c ; Ilrazll nuts. lOc.
CIDEU Pure juice , per bbl. , JO ; half bbl. .
J3.23.HIDES
HIDES No. 1 grrcn hides , 2l4c : No. 1 green
No. 1 veal calf. 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , Cc ; No. 2 veal
calf , 8 Pis. t is Ibs. , 4c ; No. i dry flint hides.
Cc ; No. 2 dry flint hides. 3c ; No. 1 dry salted
salted hides , 3c ; No. 2 green salted hides , 2c ;
hides , 4c ; part cured hides , Uc per Ib. less than
fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each. 23fCOc :
green salted shearlings ( shoft-wooled early skins ) ,
each , r,015o ; dry shearlings ( short -woojcd early
skins ) , No. 1 , each , 6i10c ; dry shearlings ( uhort-
wooled early skins ) , No. 2. each , 6e ; dry flint.
Kansas nnd Ncbrnska butcher wool pelts , per
Ib. , actual weight. BfJSc ; dry flint , Kansas nnd
NchrnsKa murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , nctunl
weight , 4Cc ; dry flint , Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. . nctunl weight , 4ff7c ; dry flint ,
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4ilCc.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. J , 4'3 ' >
4Hc ; tallow , No. 2 , SUCS'to ; grease , whlto A
4Vic ; grease , while H , 4c ; grease , yellow , 3o ;
crease , dark , 2',4o ; old butter. 2ff2ie ! ; beeswax
prime , 15flSc ; rough tallow. 2c.
St. I.oiiU ( icncnil
ST. LOUIS , July 17. FLOUR In good export
demand ; prices unchanged.
WHEAT Heavy on Increased rccclpls nnd
weak foreign mnrkcls , losing ? ! , c ; No. 2 red ,
cnsh. 61ic ; July. 61Tic ; August , S7UO37UC.
CORN Gained Uc on reports of crop damage ;
No. 2 mixed , cash , 40'c ; July , 40c ; August
nnd September , 40c ; May , 33Vic ,
OATS Dull nnd weak ; No. 2 cash. 3l'4c ; July ,
30e : August , 2Sc ; September , 2SHc ; May , 3H4c.
RYE Lower , dull ; 60 bid for No. 2 , east track.
11ARLEY No trading.
11RAN Steady ; east track , 6H4e.
FLAX SEED-FIrm ; Jl.M.
CLOVER SEED-J7.SOGS.60.
TIMOTHY-JI.C3.
HAY Slow , lower ; prime to choice timothy ,
JlO.OORll.OO.
IIUTTER Easier ; separator creamery , 15flCc.
P.QOH-70.
LIlAD-Steady ; J3.15.
SPEI.TEIl-S3.20.
CORN MEAIQulet ; J2.2032.23.
WHISKY I1.S2.
COTTON TIES-SOc.
HAGOlNG- i , , < r7'.c.
PROVISIONS Quiet. Pork nnd Inrd. un
changed. Dry rait meats , loose shoulders , JO ;
lonKs nnd ribs , ? il.T5 ; ehorts. JC.S7Vi. Ilacon.
packed shoulders , J7 ; longs , J7.73 ; ribs , } 7S2'i ;
shorts , Js.Ofls.l2U. ;
UKC'BIPTS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 161,000
bu. ; corn. SS.OOO bu. ; oats , 2S.OOO bu ,
SlUPMENTH-Flour , 6,00i ) bbls. ; wheat , 1.000
bu. ; corn , 63,000 bu. ; oats , 3,000 bu.
( Miii'linmtl MurloiN ,
CINCINNATI , July 17.-FLOUR-EnsIer.
WHEAT-Goo.1 demand ! Nit. 2 red , new , BUS
CSUic : receipts , 4.6iX ) bu , ; shipments , 1,600 bu.
CORN Unvcr ; No. 2 mixed , 4IJT45c.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 4j43e.
RYE Quiet ; No. 2. 40c.
PROVISIONS Pork , firm nt J12.75. Lnrd. In
good demand ut 56.53. Hulk meals , firm at 57.12'4. '
Ilacon , steady at 58,23.
WlIISKY-Clood demund ; snles , 644 bbls. al
51.X' .
HUTTKU liisler : fancy Elgin creamery , 190
lOc. ; Ohio , lCl7c ; dairy , 12c.
SUOAR-Flrm.
r.GOS-Dull al 8c.
CHEESE-Flrm.
KiinsiiN City .Markets.
KANSAS CITY , July IT.-WHEAT-No. 2
hard , 4Cc ; No. 2 red , 4C0l7c ; No. 3 red. 4ttf45c ;
relecliil. 4HJ12c. (
CORN-Slow. unchanged ; No , 1 mixed , 260
JCHe ; No. 2 white. 40ft 0i4c.
OATS-No. 2 mixed , 2ii'ieSHe ; No. 2 white ,
nominally 3032c.
IIUTTER Unchanged ; creamery , lltfUc ; dairy ,
12Ollc.
EGGS-Unchangfd. 5 4c.
RECEIPTS Wheat , t8 cars ; corn , SI cars ;
oats , 2s cats.
No shipments.
L
PtMirlu C.niln Murkrt.
PEfilUA , July 17-CORN-Plrm , higher ; No.
: , 43o : No. 3. 42Uc.
OATS-Qulet. rasler ; No. a white , WUGlOe :
No. S white. 3SJJ39C.
RYE No sales.
WlllSKY-FIrm ; high wine basis. 11.2 ! .
ItECEIlTS-Carn , 28,950 bu. ; oats , 31.500 bu , :
rye , 1.200 tu. s barley , none.
SHIPMENTS Corn , 22,500 bu. ; oats , 17,600 bu. ;
barley , l.W bu.
Cotton .MiirUrt.
NBW ORLEANS. July 17-COTTON-Qulet ;
salts , spot , ISO bales ; to arrive , SO Imles ; re
ceipt * . 347 bales ; exports coastwltr , 322 bat ;
st < Kk * . 44.911 bale * . Futures quiet ; sales , I (00
i ; July , { ( .72 bU | Ausuit , C.7Sai.T i
teinbcr , | ( ! 7401 75 ; Oclnber , tfl.76ff .77 ; Nove-n.
her , Jf. S3 ( t. 4 ; Hfc"in'"r. IH.91W91 , Jnnunrr ,
J6.87flO.31 ; Krbruary , I7.0SP705 : March. J7.01 bid.
8T. LOriS. July 17.-COTTON-St ! y ; mid-
dllnr. 7 l-l p ; Mies , in bales ; receipt * , none ;
uhlpments. 490 bnles ; stock , 31.200 balcn ,
NT.W YORK , July 17. SUOAn-nfl.ir , flrml
mien , (00 ton * Mutnivndi ) , O test , nt 2'i c ; "M
bHKi CpntrUURiil , * > test , nt 3 3-lSc , nnd 190 bngs
molnMcs su ar nt 2 c. Ilcllned , quiet but firm.
LON'IMXV , .luly 17. SUGAR Cnnc , dull ; little
d.'inui ccntrlfiixitl Java , 13s Cd ; Mnfcovndo , f.ik-
rcnnlnR , 11 * 9d. _ _ _ _
Mnnrlirxtnr Tt-xtlliH.
MANCttnsTnn , July I ? , Cloth and ynrn ,
quiet and unchnngcil ,
'I'rluro'hent ( { uotiitloni ,
SAN FRANCISCO , July 17. WHEAT Quiet
and steady ; December , J1.0CU-
Wool Murkct ,
ST. July 17. WOOL Quiet ,
changed.
STOCK8 AND ItONDH.
Feature of the Trading Yr < toriluy AViu In
NEW YORK , July 17. The feature of the
trading today was Chicago Gas. At the
opening the market was harely steady and
quickly gave way under the Influence of a
soiling movement , directed first against Chicago
cage Gas , but which was subsociuently di
rected against Distilling und In less force
toward other shares. Sugar was at this
tlmo In good demand and moved up % per
cent , being held firmly until depressed by
reports of a disagreement In the tnrllt con
ference committee , when sales to realize
profit , added to selling for the short account ,
caused a break ot 2if , per cent , the last
being the lowest price of the day. Con
siderable stock was taken all the way down
by brokers who generally act for the In
side clique , which gives color to a belief
held in home quarters that a squeeze of
the shorts Is In contemplation. The old
short Interest In the stock was materially
lessoned this morning , considerable bor
rowed stock being used. Distilling was the
subject of a fierce bear raid , which wns ac
companied by unfavorable reports from
Washington regarding the spirits tax nnd
from the east to thu effect that business
was falling off. As a result the stock brulcc
on heavy sales l'/i per cent before noon.
During the afternoon the pressure to sell
was less pronounced and the closing sale
was at a recovery of % per cent , the de-
cllno for the day being only % per cent.
The announcement that the Chicago common
council had granted a franchise to a new
gas company brought out much gas stock
nnd Induced short sales of the shares , caus
ing a decline of 2U per cent , the bottom
figure being reached In the late dealing , with
n rally of % per cent , leaving n decline
of 1 % per cent from yesterday. The gen
eral market moved Irregularly during the
day , closing weak , with prices pretty evenly
divided above and below the cloilng of last
night. Among the chief declines are :
Pullman 114 per cent , Cottonseed Oil , Con
solidated Gas , Lead and Minneapolis &
St. Louis , common and preferred , each 1
per cent.
The bond market was strong throughout
the greater part of the day , but was a shade
easier at the close.
The Evening Post says : By far the most
extraordinary fact In the history of this
season's security prices has been their
slight variation from a common level. It
will be found , upon comparison , that tha
average price ot the market's active stocks
was almost the same at the opening of June
as It was at the opening of May , and that
the ruling level now Is substantially 'where
it was In May.
The following were the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Now York Money Murlcrt.
NEW YORK , July 17. MONEY ON CALL
Easy nt 1 per cent ,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 3J5 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Dull nnd ensler. with
actual business In bankers' bills at Jt.SSgJ.SS'.i
for demand nnd nt J1.S7S4.S7U for sixty days ;
posted rates , J4.SS34.3 ; commercial bills , J4. Cj
t.M'.i.
SILVER CERTIFICATES-GlSMc : no sales.
I1AU SILVUR-C2C.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-EO'ic.
CloiInK quotations on bonus were as follows ;
lloUou Stuck Oiiotutloni.
I109TON. July 17.-Call lo-ms. 1K3' . ' poroont ;
llino loans.JKii3 per cent. Uloaliur Drloaa for
Htockbbonds an.l inliiln ? si : ir.x :
Sun I'iMiicUoii Slliiln ? Uuutatloni.
SAN FUANCISCO. July 17.-The onlelal oloahiT
quotntlona for mining uiodcj to ny wor j ai ful -
lowu :
Alia aa llalo.V Norcro 3. . . 114
llclchcr 71) ) Mexican OJ
ItcBt&llolchcr. . . . . 110 Mono 24
llodlo Con 120 Ophlr 17.1
llulwcr al Hotosl 411
Chollar 27 Savaeo 3.1
Con. Cal. i Va 323 Hlurrn Nevada 00
Crown I'olnt 73 Union Con 41
KtireKuCou 211 Utah 0
Uould i Ciirrv. . , . 118 Yellow Jac'.iet , . . . 47
Lond'in Stuck Al.irlcot.
LONDON , July 17t p. in. cloalnifi
IIAUSILVKH-2H 7-lOd per ounco.
MONKY Kiwrcent.
The rntu of dlBcount hi the open market for short
bills In H per cent , and for thrvu months' bllla In
MSM iwr cent. _ _ _ _ _ _
Noir York Alliilns Miuitutloni.
NEW YORK. July 17. The. following an tha
closing mumi/ quota lions ;
Chulor 23 Opulr IH
Crown Point 70 Plymouth 10
Con.Cal. & Va. . . . 330 Slorm Nevada US
Uoadwood 55 Standard 150
fiould i Curry 610 Union Con. . . . , . , . , 40
Halo A Norcroas. . UO Iron Silver 10
llomestake 1230 Quicksilver , 225
Independence. , , . . 81) do pniturrod I2ti ) )
Ontario 7SO llulwor , 15
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Receipts Oontinno Mnoli Below tlio Kumboi
on Hani-Last Week ,
DEMAND FOR BEEf ; STEERS IS VERY LIGH1
lluyurs Indifferent to llio Sum 11
of Cornfrtls Under1 ( Irndci Also Slow
Hog * In Hotter Iti'quont nt
Higher jl'rk-cB.
uf i
, TUESDAY , July 17.
Today's receipts'1 ' were 900 cattle , C.SOI
hogs , 1,090 sheep and 74 horses , as agalns
6,414 cattle , 10,633 hogs and S3 sheep re
cclved on Tuesday ot last week. Thu :
far this week the receipts have shown i
heavy falling off. For the two days then
have been received 1,000 cattle , 8,500 hogi
and 1,700 sheep , as against 11.19S cattle
11,854 hogs and 537 sheep for the first twi
days of last week ,
CATTLE Out of the thirty-two cars o
cattle received today there were nine can
billed direct to the packers , and the grcatci
portion of the remainder was made up o
stockcrs nnd feeders. There were In fac
hardly enough corn fed beeves In the yard !
to make n market. There was one biincl
of pretty fair cattle , but the majority o
what few steers there were In were no
overly good. The demand was very Ugh
on the part of both packers and shippers
and no one appeared to be very nnxlou :
to buy. At the same time what cattli
sold brought strong prices , and In semi
cases about lOc higher on the most de
slrablc.
Desirable cow stuff was scarce and soli
at prices that would safely bo considered
stronger than yesterday. The conimor
stuff was about steady.
There were quite a number of stacker ;
and feeders In the yards , both fresh re
colpts and holdovers , but the demand , as
has been the case for some time past , wai
light. The trade was slow and the numbcl
of head changing hands small. The market
kot did not show any material change as
regards price. Representative sales :
DRESSED HEEF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . WO $3 ID 2..1S53 J3 5' 40..1153 $1 20
1. . . . ( IUO 3 GO 41) ) . . . .1009 3 CO
SHIPPING AND EXPORT.
43..1322 15
COWS.
1. . . . SCO 1 13 3. . . . 973 1 EO 15. . . . CC1 1 ! > 0
1. . . . 900 123 14. . . . 818 163 " . . . .031 200
3. . . . S.V 1 25 2. . . . WO 1 C3 5..1150 2 00
. . . . - 125 3. . . . OM > 1 6S 2. . . . 910 200
1. . . . OG'3 ' ICO 2. . . . 744 1 03 1..11SO 2 CO
3. . . . 970 1 fX ) 4..1110 1 fO 1. . . . 930 200
6. . . . 9CS 1 CO 1. . . . S30 1 S5 10. . . . 971 2 10
7. . . . Sfil 1 CO 12. . . . 875 1 90 12. . . . SIC 2 12' $
1..10CO 1 50 1. . . . F20 190 17. . . . 930 230
3. . . . 883 1 GO 21. . . . 931 190 1..1360 200
1. . . . SCO 1 CO 8. . . . 7SU 2 CD 12. . . . 900 2 70
HEIFERS.
3. . . . 420 1 CO 3. . . . C7fi 1 C3 1. . . . StO 2 15
2. . . . 403 ICO 1. . . . MO 173 2..310 220
1. . . . COO ICO 6. . . . CCS 173 1. . . . CIO 223
5 , . . . 421 1 C3 1. . . . 810 2 13
CALVES.
6. . . . 201 200 33. . . . If8 SCO 1..140 37"
2. . . . 2CO 200 4. . . . K,3 SCO 1. . . . 130 373
1. . . . 230 3 25 8. . . . 192 373 1. . . . 200 373
C. . . , 218 3 GO 3. . . . 170 373 3. . . . ICO 373
BULLS.
1..14M 1 73 1. . 13SO 1 55 1..K.SO 2 00
1. . . . 910 173 l..U230lfS 1..1300 2 CO
1..10CO 175 2..107.If5 1..1200 200
i..law iso I..JIOTO ; 2 01 i..rsi 20)
1..12W IS. , 1. . . . 540. 2 01 1..15SO 211
1..14SO If. . 1..J.13JOJ 2 00 1. . . . C70 210
1..13IO 1 S3
1..1100 175 2..li3l-- 10 1..1SI1 2 CO
RTOCKEIlS Attp FEEDERS.
1. . . . 400 200 4. . , ' . 531 230 2. . . .1002 201
4. . . . 400 223 3.4SG1 2 ? 5 32. . . . 013 2 S3
1. . . . SCO 223 l. . ! > "C4i ; 2 CO 10. . . . 802 2 SS
15. . . . 542 223 1..C2) 250 2. . . .770 291
2. . . . 495 223 4 . C20 2 DO 5. . . . SIM 2 M
1. . . . 540 225 18. . . . CD7 2 f.O 14. . . . 783 2 ! )0 )
2. . . . COO 223 2.ai5. . 2C1 27. . . .1001 310
6. . . . 570 2 30 21. . . " 750 2 CO
HOGS Every ontr 'appeareil to want hogs
today , both local packers and shippers , and
as there were onlydQO cars In there was a
good , active market. ' The reports from Chicago
cage were more encouraging and that fact ,
together with a good demand and light ra-
celpts , gave the"maH < et an upward turn of
fully lOc. Weight did not cut so much
figure as quality and the difference In range
was small. The bulk of the hogs sold at
54-95 to $5 , as against J1.85 to1.90 yester-
: lay. Everything was sold and the pens
: leared at an early hour. Representative
sales :
* o. Av. Sli. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
2 . 310 . . . } l S3 72 . 252 240 J I 93
4 . 244 . . . 455 25 . 243 80 493
3 . 243 . . . 4 85 C7 . 251 120 4 93
4 . 230 . . . 4 85 83 . 210 ICO 4 95
9 . 234 . . . 490 62 . 247 120 495
1 . 190 . . . 4 90 G3 . 213 121 4 95
4 . 2C5 . . . 4 90 77 . 213 120 4 ! C
i3 . 190 100 490 GO . 239 40 493
4 . 202 . . . 490 CO . 225 120 493
G . 233 . . . 4 90 04 . 239 ICO 4 93
2 . SCO 60 4 90 CO . 235 120 4 93
; i . 221 100 4 90 75 . 132 ICO 4 9"
! 7 . 1C4 SO 490 70 . 177 . . . 4 [ 5
. . . . . . . . 200 490 G2 . 243 40 4 97V4
9 . 353 120 4 DO S3 . 219 81 4 97'fc
15 . 222 210 4 90 63 . 227 80 4 97i ! (
13 . 185 120 4 90 0 ? . 227 40 4 97V4
17 . 231 ICO 4 92'f. ' 92 . 221 120 4 97'i '
IIS . 210 COO 4 92'.4 67 . 232 120 4 97'4 '
10 . K3 ! 120 495 C8 . 240 SO 4 97'i
14 . 220 00 493 60 . 220 120 4 97'X ,
)0 ) . 200 ICO 495 71 . 215 . . . 4 97''j
1C . 218 . . . 495 ' 60 . 330 ICO 4 H7V-
3 . 211 120 495 03 . 249 120 4 97 > 6
11 . 223 SO 4 93 63 . 233 120 4 97V4
10 . 231 ICO 493 CS . 201 SO 4 97'i
T3 . 210 120 4 93 CO . 203 121 4 97'r (
12 . 230 240 4 93 63 . 222 40 4 97' , *
! 0 . 199 80 4 95 71 . 232 ISO 4 97'i
M . 231 100 4 95 CO . 2GI 120 4 97'i '
10 . 222 . . . 495 C9 . 2GS . . . 600
TO . 219 120 195 72 . 272 . . . f. CO
[ 0 . 231 SO 495 GO . 272 . . . 500
! 5 . 235 0 4 93 73 . 2CC 40 fl 00
fl . 221 .v 495 68 . 257 40 5 00
0 . 216 . . . 495 74 . 2C2 ICO 501
6 . 223 . . . 495 01 . 217 40 501
G . 302 . . . 493 02 . 300 ICO 500
4 . 307 . . . 495 91 . 212 240 601
G . 241 60 4 95 GS . 222 SI 6 00
:0 : . 217 ICO I 95 GO . 203 40 6 00
[ 2 . 227 120 493 G3 . 210 . . . BOO
! 3 . 223 120 493 CO . 213 EO 6 00
18 . 200 SO 4 65 73 . 24S 80 6 00
a . 232 60 493 70 . 210 SO D 00
a . 233 ICO 493 GO . 223 120 500
W . 211 ISO 493 G9 . 272 ICO GOO
! 2 . 183 100 495 61 . 310 . . . 600
0 . 210 . . . 493 63 . 2t ( ! 80 GOO
! 5 . 200 120 493 59. . , . . . ,2'iff 80 fi 00
T2 . 205 200 4 93 C3 . 203 40 500
it . ISO . . . 495 M . 2-8 . . . 600
10 . 21)3 ) 100 4 95 60 . 275 40 G CO
JO . 2SO 400 4 93 CS . 202 81 R 00
W . 219 100 493 08 . 235 . . . G fO
Jl . 202 100 493 r,3 . 303 40 5 00
. 243 120 4 91 1QO . 259 80 G 03
! 3 . 234 120 4 93
pias AND noua t.
1 . G20 SO 4 00 9 . 123 41 440
2 . 2S5 40 400 3 . 250 40 460
SHEEP The receipts of sheep were the
largest that they liavo been In some little
tlnio and the market was slow and lower.
lust how much lower It Is no easy matter
to determine , as there have been so few
sheep In of late that there lius hardly been
\ market established. Representative sales :
S'o. Av. Tr.
! 00 Wyoming wethers . 102 } 2 70
100 WfsU'i-n wvtheru . ICO 300
Itccolpt * mill Disposition of Stock.
Official receipt ! ) ami disposition of Block na
iliown by the booUs-of 'tho Union BtocK Yanla
Hiinpnny for the twenty-four hours ciidlne at 3
/clock p. m. , July 177 1M1 :
Cars. Heart.
? nttlo . . 32 931
HOKS . ; . 101 C.TCO
ihi-fi . . . . . . . . . 6 1,090
HorBca anil mules . . , j. . . > . 4 74
DISPOSITION :
" - C'attlc. Hogi , Sheep.
FIio a , II. Hammond. Co' , . . 12 1,313
iwlft nnd company , . . . 191 1,012 200
The Cuilnhy Packing Co , . . 129 CIO
lolm P. Biiulro & Co. . , , . 950
.Mevcluml . 254
Juclnhy HroH . 4. . . .4 . , , 303
Dolil Packing Co . | . 1,804
V. Huns . 43
it , Decker & Degi'ii . . . . . . . . . 54 , . , ,
Decker . . . . . . . . . . 13
r , 1-oljinun . . . . ' . . . 1
1. II. II. from K , C. . . . . . . 233
Jhlppcru and feeders , . . , . . . 22 . . . .
Left over 1..5 - 400 1.09J
' '
Total . . . . . . > 03 elm 1 32
St. I.ouln I.ivo StorU Murlcnt.
ST. LOUIS , July 17.-CATTIn-necolpt . 2,000
icndj ililpmentB. 1,200 htad ! steady Rcncrnlly ;
lutlvu Bteera. Il.00tf4.50i Htockeiu. Vi.Ulfi.M ;
ulvc . S3.60 ; Texas stteru , l2.SOJj2.76 ; COWH and
letters , (1.7501.95.
HoaS-Hi-cil | > U , 3.500 head ; thlpmentB. 1,300
lead' market active , Htroni ? , lOo higher :
nachera' selection' . t5.OOQ5.10 : bent light and
nedlum weight ! . IS.05U5.07U ; mixed , 14.9085,01 ;
: ommon and roueh light , J.lOtfi.ss. (
81IEEP Kecelpta , ! , HOO head ; uhlpmcnti , none ;
iiarket active , 2Sa lower ; native mixed , J3.WU
1.10 ; itockcru , (1.25gl.5Q ; lambs , t3.35ji3.75.
Kuniui City I.lvo Htoclc Mitrkot.
KAN8AB CITY , July 1T.-CATTI.K IUc ljit ,
iboo htud ; ihlpmenti. COO head : market iteudy
o 10a hlgheri T tceri , Jl.7ia3.30 ; Trxim
ow , tl.SOtt2.20 ; beef Herri , JJ.W'Jl.U ; nntlva
own. II.M02.9J. tockern and feeder ) , t&15U
.15 , bulU und mixed , tl.55C2.CO.
9M
hi > ndi marlM't 10o hlxtier ; bulk of it.tlM , tl tt'i
4.9J > < , ; hmvira , tl.9i > 5.00 ; nnrkem. tl. Wi.OO
rnlxml , | 4.S5 1.95 ; llRhts , JI.7Hfl.S5 ; Yorkers
tl.fVM.S5 ; til c . tl.40 < f4.80.
811 KKP Hi-cclptd , 800 hp.-vd ; ihtpmenti , none
malct ; ttrady. _
CHICAUU j.ivr. STOOII.
Mght Donmuil .Miirknl tliu Denting In CnV
tin Vpstrrilny.
CHICAOO , July 17.-Tho dny'ii run of Mllli
wns nbout 2,800 head. Of that number pcrhnpi
t.OOO licml were Texans , leaving 1.500 as the sup
ply of natives. There wag not much dcnmiu
from nny eourcc , but buyers could l > o found fete
o small n itupply , nndvhlla there wns no note
worthy ndvnncc In prices , the tone of the mnr
kot as llrm. The nporntloiu of local arcs ! > < H
beef firms were toincwhnt humpered by the re
cent strike nmons their employes nml by tin
depresfeil state of trmli1 lit the rapt on the othei
slilo of the water. The niPitRor mtpply d.d not
thcreftirn , put tmypM to nny vrrloits Inoim
vcnlencps. Kales wprc on n tmKis of from fl. : :
to ll.PO for iionr to extra mitlvps , nnd from fl 2 :
to t3.0S for Tcxnns of corri-spundliiK ( Uintlty
Toxnns were otmnK to lOo hlcher than yester
day , The Iwst lot offrrpil brought W.5 . 1'n
cn\vs nnd heifers fold well , nnd HO illii fill bulls
while c-nnners1 slock wns dull nt former low
prices.
Kor IIORS prices were higher.Vlth only 9 00
hond ns thf day's rri-Hpl * nnd llttlo or imthltu
left over from Monday , n-llers luul ilpclibvllj
the best of the slttintlnn , notttHthst.Midlnit tin
fact that luu'lirra nre ciperlptifliig pntno ullllcult )
In Illllntf places of th stilkorc. OpenltiK s.ilei
were nt nn ndvnncc of lOo , nnd the Inter ni : > i-
kcl , thotiKh IOEH nctlve , WUH not pefcoptlblj
weaker , fruni Jl.kS to f. > was the rnngp o :
value * for nuTohantnbli- . Thorp wore tw
trndca below tl.90 , nor mnny nt better ilmr
tJ.25. The bulk of HIP heavy nnd mcvllun
wclRhl.t bnuiRhl from S3.10 to $5.25. nnd tin
popular prices for light hojc * xvpro from } 5 ti
fS.lV The supply ot the latter wn not eaun
to the demand.
There was a little inoro llfp today In tin
shei-p market , nnd while sillrrn failed to pel
nny Inipnrtnnt ndvnnro , the fecllnB wns sentlbl )
llrmer. The bei > t Kiniles of sheep were cnlabli
nt from f3.5 to M.f,0 , nnd choice lambs were
quoted nt from $1.25 tji t0. \ . From those llttiire ;
iiuotntlons rnnRpit downwind to from tl.25 K
Jl.no for ncnlhiwitK sheep , and from t2.GO to j ;
for thin. llKht lambs.
Herelpts t'ntlk1 , 2,500 head ; cnlvca , 200 head
IIOKS , 9.0iX ) lipud ; sheep , 2,001 head.
fATTMJ Ui-cplptB , 2,500 head ; market firm
fnlr demand ; Tfxnns. hlntipr : Rood to cholix
steers , tl.411 4.SO : rnminun to medium , t3.25ffl.25
Texas steers , f2.iOf3.C5. (
IIOCSH Heeelpts , 9.C01 head ; matket W10 (
hlRlier : common to extra. tl.90fT3.23 ; common tc
Blind llcht , tl.S5ft5.I5 ; culls , f3.50ii4.75.
8III3KP llrci-lpts , 2,000 head : market mnn
nctlvp , Mrrner ; best grades , t3.25 < U"3.50 ; clurict
lambs , f4.2544.EO.
Ni-iv York Il Mode Miirlcot ,
NHW YOIIK , .Tilly 17. HHI3ViH llecelpts. 4S
lieiuli sales , none ; mmi'iinlly llrm.
SIIHKP AND 1AMI'.S llrcelpts , 4,900 heml
47 earn on pale ; hcep nnd Inforhr Inmbs dull
nnd baiely slvaily ; coed to choice lambs , M <
lilKlior ; sheep , poor to fair , f2.50i73.GO ; lamba ,
common to choice , $1.2305.70. '
IIOC1H Ilecelpts , Kit ln-nd. nil on sale ; mailed
higher ; Inferior to choice , t3255j3.73.
Stocli In Sijlit.
Itpcord of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for Tuesday , July 17 , 1831 :
Cattle. HORS. Sheep.
South Omaha 531 0,700 l.tw
ChlcnRO 2.GHO 9.000 2.00C
Kansas City 3.800 8.500 Vfl
St. Louis 2,000 3,600 2.SUO
Total 9.231 27.7CO O.C90
Oil .Murki'l .
OIL CITY , Pa. , July 17. National Tinnslt cer
tificates opened nt 83 ; highest , S3i ; lowest.
83)i : closed , 83 1 falos , 1,0.0 ( bbls. ; shipments ,
S0.93I bbln. : runs , 87.091 bbls.
I'lTTSllUItCl. 1'n. , July 17. National Transit
certificates opened at ESli ; closed ut S34 ; high
est , S34 ; lowest , 8311 ; no wales.
F imnriul .Note- " .
NEW OIIUANS , July I ? . Clearings , tl,532-
123.
123.I1OSTON.
I1OSTON. July 17. Clearings , fl4,971.037 ; bal
ances , fl,728,210.
DAI/miOUH. July 17.-CIcarlnss , 52,01.1.103 ;
balances , fS1.027.
NI3W YOltIC , July 17.-Ck-arlngs , f77,53S.33S ;
balnncen , tn,839rj91.
LONDON , July 17. The price of gold nt Ilucnoa
AyruH today Is 201.
1'AIUS , July 17. Three per cent rentes , loir
7',4o ' for the account.
PHILADELPHIA. July 17. Clearings , f 12 181-
903 ; balances , tlG5nG5l.
MEMPHIK , July 17. New York exchange , Fcll-
IIIK nt fl. Plparlncs , ? : , :01 ; balnnres , 511 ' ,121.
CINCINNATI , July 17. Muiipy. SiffO per cent.
New y.irk exchangL' , 30fi35c discount. ClearIngs -
Ings , t2,470.2.0.
SAN rnANClPPO , July 17.-Prnris. sight. lOo ;
telcgmphlc. IDc. Kllvur bars , C2JjC2Uc. Mex
ican dollars , G1031ie. !
WASHINGTON , July 17.-The cash balance In
the ; treasuiy today was fl21.2J3,703 , of which
? 6I,431,5I2 was gold reserve.
ST. LOUIS , July K.-CI.-arlngs , f3.37S,257 ; bal
ances , fiOO.SU. Money , dull nt 6f7 per cent ,
Exchange on New Yolk , GOc discount bid.
CHICAGO , July 17. New York exchange quiet
nt par. Clearings , $11,741 , < WO. Foreign exchange ,
dull. SlPtlliiB exchange , actual , tl.S7',4'ffl.S8',4. '
Money rates , 406 per cent.
MCliKASK.Y CHOP CONDITIONS.
Itcport from the StiitoTnitlior Iluroau on
thu Mtiiiitlon.
Weekly Crop bulletin of Nebraska
For the week ending July 17 , as reported
for the United States weather bureau by
Goodwin D. Swezey , director , Lincoln , Neb. :
The first half of the week wns hot nnd
dry and Injurious to nil growing vegetation ;
the last half cool , with light showers , but
not giving sulllclent moisture for the best
growth of crops.
The average tempern-ture for the week
ranged from about normal In the northern
part of the state to three degrees below
the normal In the southern.
Rainfall has boon everywhere below the
normal , ranging from none in the fouth-
westeni corner of the state to nearly an
Inch In JJuffalo and Hamilton counties.
Threshing of wheat Is general In the
southeastern section , nnd a yield of from
six to eighteen bushels Is commonly re
ported.
Oats harvest Is progressing rapidly In
the southeastern section and has begun In
the northeastern , and the crop will be
light.
Tninc liny Is nearly a failure nnd the
wild hay crop will be light.
The dry , warm weather of the first half of
the week was Injurious to com , causing the
leaves to roll In the middle of the day.
The light showers of Saturday and Sun
day temporarily Improved its condition
somewhat , but more rnln Is everywhere
needed , especially as the crop Is now'gen
erally tussellng.
KAtN'FAKI , FOtt THE WEEK.
SOl'THHASTEHN SECTION.
Hutlor Corn lias made rapid growth.
Wheat nnd rye yielding light.
Cass Corn beginning to need moisture.
Oat straw small and heads short. Pas
tures In fair condition.
Clay Corn laid by In excellent condition.
Hut little hay. Small grain very light. Ap
ples plenty for home demand. No hlitclc-
ucrrleH or grapes. Hut few plums. Hugnr
bcetH growing rapidly und look well.
Flllmore Crop condition but slightly
changed. Chinch bugs greatly damaging
corn , l.lttle hay to cut.
Gage Week favorable for crops. Showers
on Saturday very beneficial , Oats a fair
crop ,
Hamilton Early corn Injured , hut late
corn doing nicely. Pastures very short and
no hay to speak of.
Jefferhon Dry nnd warm , causing oats
to ripen too rapidly. Potatoes and hay
poor. Fruit promises well.
Johnson Crops slightly Injured by hot
winds. Data well headfd. Corn looks fine.
Grapes and apples promise well.
Lancaster Sflllet noedn rain. Nothing else
suffering. Pastures better than for many
Nem'alm Harvest completed. Tame grass
light. Planted corn Injured by drouth.
Iluted corn rolls some , but Is not serlouHly
Otoe Corn leaves rolling nnd rain needed.
Apple prospects never belter.
Pawnee Hot days nnd reel nights. Corn
tuBsellng. Wheat nnd outs being stacked.
Polk Oats ripening rapidly. Corn begin
ning to need rain. Early potatoes good.
Tame hny better than last year.
JllclmrdBon Oat harvest done , Apple nnd
potato crops good.
Saline wheat a small yield and oats not
no good s was thought two weeks ago ,
Hay very light.
Saunders Week favorable for harvesting ,
but crops need rain. Potatoes and hay
llKht. Pastures very dry.
Hewiird Dry end hot. Corn doing finely.
Outs rlpenlnir a fair crop.
Tliuyer Gate about half cut. Corn looks
well , but begins to need rain ,
York- Corn IB tausellnit and silking , and
looku well , but uceOa rain. Oats
Every Jack Can Have a Jill ,
and Place to Put Her.
$99.95 Puts Them to Houselceepiugf.
KITCHEN
Oook steve $7.no
fooklUK Outllt 6.HH
Kltohrn Tiililo . . . . . li5 !
Two Kltchuti ClntlrA HO
Wrliwr , Tub , Wtitor Pall , uic 0.7fi
lltintt Ii * mi > , , , : ui
Kitchen Cupboard 4.BO
lti < frlKurutor : , ! ) )
Kxtru I'urnUhltiKs , , , , , JS.60
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{ 2060
LIVING ROOM
All Wool Curppt ; J10.-IO
Mx-foot Kxli'iKlnn Tahlc 1.60
MX Anlliiuu HlK'h Hack Chnlr.s 6,40
Anlliui | ) Hookur 1,50
lUO-iiloco Doi'ornlPd DlimurSut H.75
Dvvoratvd Tiihlo Ijanin 1,00
' " ' ' " ' ' " ' ' * ' ' '
Two Window similes. . . . ! . ! ! . . . i. , ! . . . ! , . 70
CHAMBER
All Wool Carrot $0.W (
Aiitltii' ( | Uhntnlior Sot , PJ.a7
Woven Wlro Hprltis 1,60
Itcsil Wool-Toil Mattress 11,00
Pair Pillows 1 1.08
Docorntod Toilet Sot : II6
Window Shtidos . „ 3.86
QQa
Utaia
® These Are House Furnishing Bays
G5 ] WfiiroOnlllttlnsiiow llomt's for Laboring Mi-n , I'rofchslonul Mm , Merolmnls ,
_ . MIlllonnlri'.M. i ( , u suiwo nivoiiimiiihtUi I'vorvbody. Any yimiii : mini > ! ! afford to
gW coinnii'iii'i'on tiu'ciilu wo tnlmliito inilay. Hi1 can pny a Illtlo ilunn and u llttlo
" * uaoh tiionth , mid ( hen I in i-ui add to his lilll froni llino to Unit * .
tgq Wo will ni'xt week iidvortiM' an Outllt for an Klghl-liooin Ilottsc. Tlils 'lvos
you tin Iduu of Whiiti-an hi'ilimo foriUil ) . Wo can ( .him- you tuunly other assort *
Cm nii'iits for Mirnt'inimcy. Pi'ih'ips we will sulimlt eon u liTith-toiinl in-loiiiu ! Ilutiso
Uutlit for nn even Suiiu , and nil the seeds \ull bo Klcn nnd Substnnlhil ,
Tnf3
Our Terms
$10.00 worth rf Roods ,
SI ODiioolc or $1.00 a. month.
$1D.OO ! worth of KIHHH ,
f 1.5U a WVUK or 80.00 u month
850.00 worth of goods
# 2.ou a wool ! or 58.00 n month
870.00 worth of goods ,
JL'.OU a , week or $10.00 a month
HOO.00 north of goods ,
; .1.00 a week or Jl'J.OO a month
$200.00 worth of goods ,
week or $15.00 a month
O'oso Evenings at G:30 : , Exco ) t S turdiys , Dnr'ng July nnd August.
Send 10e for postage on b'g ' 94 FurnHun Catalo ui
Baby Carriage and Relrigerator Catalogs Mailed Free.
very unevenly. Hay not n quarter of a
NOUTHRAST SECTION.
Antelope Corn and millet revived by the
rain of Tuesday , but more needed. Small
grain about half cut.
Hurt Oata a light crop. Corn suffering
for rnln.
Ilnyd Wheat harvest commenced. Will
make u half crop. Corn doltm' falily well.
Cumlnff KvprythlnB Buffcrlnff for rain.
Hay very llwht. Apples plenty nnd good.
Early potatoes a lluht crop.
Dlxon Corn looUs well , but leaves rolling
by day. Hay crop llKht. Oat cuttlm , ' bpgnn.
Dod e Corn progressing fairly and most
ly laid by. but needs rain badly. Ulackber-
rles dried up on the vines. Small ( jraln
yielding one-third to half n crop.
Knox Pastures drying up and millet not
growing , liny being cut rapidly to pre
vent Its drying up In the hot winds. Corn
still holds out well.
Pierce Early grain being harvested ; Unlit
and thin and part ot It poorly lllled. bate
grain in better shape. Corn doing fairly
well
Platte * Corn doing well , mostly laid by.
Hay crop light. Hyea mild yield. Millet
doing well.
Stnnton Corn nnd potatoes beginning to
suffer for rain. Pastures drying up. Hay
crop short.
c m SRCTION.
Buffalo Wheat and oats will not be
enough for peed.
Custor Rain of the 14th wet plowed
ground four Inches.
Dawson Corn badly damaged. Chinch
bugs very plenty.
Greeley Week rather dry. but ends with
a good rain on the 14th , which helps every-
I.ou'p Dry , with hot winds , Injuring
wheat and corn slightly.
Mcrrlck Ground dry , but crops look well.
Pastures Improving ,
Nance Corn , millet and pastures need a
good , soaking rain.
Sherman Nice shower on Saturday. Mil
let looks well. . . .
Valley Early corn doing finely , but tns-
sollng out short. Some late corn does not
promise a crop.
SOUTHWEST SECTION.
Dundy Nn ruin. Corn suffering badly.
I'rnnklln In the western and central parts
of the county corn looks well nnd Js be
ginning to tassel.
Frontier Corn uneven. Some Holds flno.
Many too Rinall and backward to mature.
Furnns No oats to speak of. Wheat
very light. Corn Injured , but with ruin
soon will make n fair crop.
Gosper Week dry nnd damaging to corn.
Small grain a total failure. Potatoes a
short crop.
Hnrlan-Corn and pastures drying up.
Early planted corn curls In the middle of
the day. Potatoes almost a failure.
Hitchcock Haln of last week helped pas
tures , but mnro IB badly needed.
Kearney Wheat verv little. Oats and
barley n small crop. Potatoes In poor con
dition and bugs plenty.
NuckollH Harvest nearly Mulshed nnd
threshing begun. Yield light.
PerkliiH Corn looks well , although some
what damaged by hot winds. Wheat yields
will bo light. , , , .
T
Hed Willow Drouth continues. Iluln
threatens , but falls to come.
Webster Corn Inlurcd. Some of It tos-
scllng. Pa'Ktures getting short.
WaSTEIlN SECTION.
Cheyenne Dry nnd warm. Hye harvest
now on and a fair crop. Corn and potatoes
excellent. AH grain on the Helmont ditch
In excellent condition.
Lincoln IjitBt week's hall storm destroyed
crops to the amount of $10.0'X ) .
NORTHWHSTKHN SECTION.
TJox IUitte-Crops have made rapid
growth. Corn and potatoes excellent.
Cherrj Hot wind Injured crops , but corn
doing falrlv well.
Dawcs Corn late. Millet nml late pota
toes much Improved by the rain.
Sheridan Corn doing well , but the last
week unfavorable for small grain.
Hock A week of hot south winds. Local
showers have benefited crop , but a ( 'ood
rain needed. Hay crop will bo llht.
WKATIIKK inmiAU : CHOP mn.i.r.TiN.
Drouth IM Ht'rlniiHly Affrrllnc ; Corn III Homo
Bm'tlimH of tlio Country.
WASHINGTON , July 17. The weather
liureau , In Its report of weather crop con
ditions for the week ended July 10 , says :
The week has been cooler than usual
throughout the southern portion of the
country from the middle and south Atlantic
coast westward to the Paclllc. Except over
Imltctl areas , conduct ! mostly to thu south
ern states , the pant week has been very
dry. The nbaeiico of ruin throughout BO
much of the country during the week IUIH
greatly Interallied the drouth conditions
which previously existed , and while all
crops need rnln throughout the central val-
eys and middle and New England Htateo
: hu warm , dry weather bus been evpcclally
favorable for the threshing of wheat. Win
er wheat harvest IH now completed as far
north as southern Michigan , and thrcHhluir
mH progressed rapidly. Spring wheat Is
eportcd as considerably Injured by drouth
n North Dakota. Corn Is reported UH In
'avonihlo condition In Illinois and Kaunas
and as much Improved In Arkansas ; It Is
suffering aerlcuely In WUconsIn and Iowa ,
[ n the last named state It Is reported as In
i critical condition , nnd u continuation uf
-ho prevailing drouth will greatly reduce
Presents forAll
With } . " > worth of Roods , an Album.
\Mlli 110 worth of Kuuds , u s oilvonlr
i-poou.
With $ -5 worth of souls , a liiMiut > Or-
imini'iit.
With SCO worth of goods , a 1'riimcd
Plctniu.
With * 76 worth of KooiN. iil'iinli-rTahlu
\\lih $ HU worlh of Kouda , p.ilr I/icu
Curtains.
Reorganization of the
H OI THE nnOHCJANISSATION COJt-
SHTTKK , SO I1UOAL\VAV , NU\V YOIIIC CITV.
Ilcferrlne to the previous notice the undersign-
oil CtoinmltU'c Invites bonilholilprn ami slnck-
holilcrs of the 1'nlon Pacific Hallway ( Tompnny ,
and of other compnnlcH comprlitvil In the Unlnn
I'aclIIc BystPin to dpjiuslt their Fi-curltlca under
a preliminary iifreement which lm hccn procur
ed for their protection. Copies of this nci ce
ment , BpeelfylnB the reciirltles , niay be ohtaln-
cil from cither of the depositaries.
HEPOSITS MAY Hi : MADE WITH
TLa Horointilo Trust Co. , N. Y. Oity.
TuoAmcr'o nLoau& Trust fo , Bstou , M S3
J. S Morgan & Co , Inudon , -gland. .
Atlolph Boissovaih & Co | AuistcrcaiiiIIolland ! ,
The aRropmcnt provides that In cnse nny de
positor Bhall bo dlBmtlslled with the plan of
Ileoriginlgnllnn when tulunUtcd by the commit
tee , or In niHe nn plan ehall bo milimlttpd be
fore the 4th of March next , he may withdraw
Ills accurltU'H without chargu within thirty day *
thereafter.
As HO. . in [ IH posHlhlc application will ho made
to list the certificates of deposito upon the sloclc
JOxcliHUKi'a of New York , Huston , London and
AniHtordam.
July 10th , 1S3I.
CAI.VIN S. MICIC'IC ,
J. riKlll'ONT .1HIUCAN ,
i.ouis i'i'r/iiu.\M ( : ) ,
( ilUIN'VII.I.i : tl. DOIXii ; , Commltlco.
A. A. II. ltISSiVAI.V ( : ,
II. I. . IIKKilNMKN ,
HA.Mt'iiAiit ; ,
I < . M. SfllWAN , lc
W. B. OUYN , fS
rilANPIS LYNUK STETSON ,
JOHN \V. SIMPSON ,
V1CTOK MOKAWKTZ ,
ot CouiiHuI ,
WM , LOUDOKT ,
Commission Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS-
Prlvnlo wires to Chicago and New York. All
LuulncuH oidera placed un Ch'.cuco Ilo rJ 04
Tludo.
Correspondence solicited.
Office , room i Now York Llfa Uulldlaf
Tclephnns 1303.
the crop. The K > 'nernl condition of rotten ,
except over Hotithwcst Texas , where It
nceda rain , la satisfactory.
Iiull'in VVIinit < ! nip ,
WASHINGTON , July 17. The Ilmil memo
randum on the wheat crop of India for the
Hoason ended March 31 , 1831 , ln ued by thn
Department of Hcvenuo and AKHuulturo
of thu Indian Kovornmcnt , IHIH been printed
here In u recent government publication.
Hy tlil.s memorandum U nppcura that tlm
ImrvcHt IUIH varied considerably In differ
ent parts"of the rotmti / , bcliiK docldedly
bad In the central province * , excellent In
the Punjab , and moderate tlKowhere. The
' ( IMS-Ill ) , the
area of the current year's crop -
memorandum Kays , Is etitlnmti'd at 27.382.fKx )
acres , compared with Sfi.M.w ncrvn thu
prevloiiH year , the revised estimate ( if hiht
year's ncruiiKf , or an Increusu of about 3' '
Tl" total production of 1SM-9I Is plar-cd nt
fi.'X''I.OOO tons , or 1'5SI5SCC7 bushels of
sixty pounds. Tinnvcrage product Is ( 'lven ,
as 2 < M , ii7OT : : btiHln'ls , Hhowlntr this year'a
orop to ha Z/mooo buHhols below normal and
10KX,000 ( ) bushels below that of the provlouu
year.
Imvii ( 'oiiipliiliiliiic "f Suvcrn llriiutli.
DK8 MOJNKH , July 17. The lowu crnp
bulletin Hiiys another hot and dry wcclc has
added to the severity of this uiiprrei-dentc I
drouth. Reports from nil Htatlans Indlcato
thai corn has reached the danger line nnd
every day'ii contlnuanco of the prenent con
ditions will lower Us avcruKit yield. Pai < -
tures afford but llttlo feeH and trf m
and wells an- below the low water murlc.
The ciittlnK of winter wheat and rye Is lit
operation.
Knrl'fl Clover Hoot will purify you Wood ,
clear you complexion , regulate your bowel : )
and niuko your head clear an a bell , 2Gc , 50o
and Jl.OO
Bco the perfarmlnK llona aft , and cvo.
Cburtlaud bvacb ( oday , , ,