G THE DAILY B.EE ; Wy)3Jpy , ) KHDAY , JLTL.V . 3 , 1805.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"V/hcat Was Very Weak , but Became- Firm
Toward the Close.
OPENED AT MONDAY'S ' FINAL FIGURES
Corn Was Kxtreinet ? Henry Until After
the i : tlniitoit : Kecclptt for lodar
I.nine lo llmid Stocks
and llunde.
CHICAGO , July 2. Wheat was very weak
during the forenoon today , but becalm-
llrm on liberal cash business \vlntlln tip
with u Knln of = f c per bit. In September and
% c In July. Corn was very voak early In
the ilay , and It communicated como of It to
wheat. Corn rosteil with n net decline of
, lower fur Soptembir and
Tic. Oats uro ftc
provisions a Ehndu under ycsturday's values.
Wheat opened without material change
since Iho close of tin- previous day's ses
demand enough to nb-
sion. There was
Borb theofferltiBs for a few minutes at bo-
twccn 718c : ' and 7US.C , but Insldo of the next
tlve minutes the bulk of the early buying
orders were Illled nnd the bears still hud
wheat to sell. Not only WIIH theio bears'
wheat for sale , but when the market bosun
orders u couple
to appear short of buying
of good sized lines of IOIIK wheat which
had been carried fur hlRhcr prices cam
the market nnd made prices is , p j offer
upon uuielty from Tl c to 1 1 ) ! . < . tcptcniDor
very
lm l di'c hied to 71c nbuiit ten minutes nfler
. wUn . . * | ' ! :
reWI1T,1 \ ? 'Th
Its decline was arrcsti- at that , tlni ; . I m
trade was imht all fmcnoon an , ch el y of
chariu'ti-r. lie I"lJ1t"1
u local vciilpltiK ,
men had still Mime July " " ( ? . . ! : !
ll as
cndi-nvored to liu
thcv of course ,
&ly a. possible , HhuwlnR u-h . " ' " I" J
.
latlve tactics as are usual. The priiulp.li
bearlsli . foalurff. of the early news wen-
northwestern receipts , tinuenk -
the heavy
markets' and the Unlit
ntss of tinforelKii
cMiorti The receipts at Minneapolis wore
sixty-nine cars and at Duluth M cars , or
? In nil. The day's shipments from
M
cars .
iSSlSthVeie a partial olfsct to the H.- | lt- | , .
the former amounting to ZfiO.ww bu. -IJt- |
at llrst , with
iVool quoted Id lower
was " "
lltpral chni K" Antweip 1 4 centimes lower
! ml Hcrlln froin % mark to 1 mark lower.
ilcston as tlio only Atlantic port which
Milppe 1 any wheat In the past twenty-four
ami lour o-
hours , and the total of wneal
"
K" her from all the principal At antic ports
amounted lo the small .iKKri'Bttte . of 1.U.WK )
northwest , apart
lm The news fiom the
from the heavy receipts , wus rather in
favmr of the bulls. Several dispatches re
ported some damage to wheat from the
frost up there a week ago , and so ne
wheat was being shown here plucked
southwest of Minneapolis which showed
the tips blighted , ptesumably from tin-
effect of the frost. It was also remnrkcd
here that the tempetnture In the north we *
Yesterday and today was too high for
wheat and dispatches from here conveyed
the impression that uneasiness on the same
score was prevailing where they were ex
periencing DO degrees and over In the shade
Thieshlng returns trom the winter \\heat
lleils were principally of extremely poor
yield. St. I-otils omitted to repeat the gotid
yields In the neighborhood of Charleston.
Mo. , which they , on several occasions , sent
as a counter-It rllnnt to the reports of small
returns. Heports from Michigan nnd north
ern Ohio were very bad. The market acted
extremely heavy all forenoon and It was
not until after September had dec.lned to
70'AC ' that It ceased to have an appearance
of extreme heaviness. It recovered from
the latter point to about the level of the
onenlng ( Igurcs by about half an hour from
the close. Hradstreefs visible supply state-
n.ent caused temporary weakness after the
price had recovered to 71-c. It showed the
world's stock only about WXi.OOO bu. less
than a week ago , which was considered " un-
KntlBfactory , and a reaction to "Oc re
sulted ( "nsli business amounting to ili.OOO
bu here IKMHO bu. at Minneapolis and SO , K )
bu at Now York caused a ( Inner tone near
the end and a rather rapid recovery of all
the day's loss and % c over. The latest
trading In September wheat was -nt ( l-\c
to 71'ic , and In July at 70c to 70'ic. The
spread has thus narrowed to a shade less
limn I7xc , as against 2'/jC for a moment yes-
tCo'rn' ' was extremely heavy until after
the estimated receipts for tomorrow came
to hand. I-'ollowIng that , and encouraged
by the afternoon recovery In wheat , It as-
mimed a firmer aspect for the remainder of
the session , but could nol mnko up all Its
early loss. At the opening September
brought -XVKe for a few minutes , but there
were sellers ntIC c at the same time. It
declined to Uc , recovered to 4fi'/4c nnd
closed nl IGM.P. The demand for cash corn
was good and resulted In sales of about
ETiOOOO bu. for export worked by way of Now
York. A weak feature of Iho situation Is
that Texas Is offering corn for delivery In
New Orleans In October at equal to 31c at
the point of delivery. Receipts here today
were 311 cars , but for tomorrow only flS cars
are looked for.
Oats were again active and under contin
ued free selling of long stuff suffered an
other dec'lne In values Tradlnp was more
general today , although Schwurtz-Dupec &
Co. were again very conspicuous with
heavy offerings. The close showed a de
cline of Ic to IHc nnd 7 c for September
nnd May , while July held comparative ! )
steady. September ranged from 2l'-ic lo
23'XjC to 23rsc , and resled nt 24c to 21 Vie.
The provision market was llrm and higher
nl Iho opening because of the day's run of
hogs being only 17,000 and their price higher
by from 5c to lOc. The trading was not
Very active , although the llucttmtions might
suggest an active business. September
Kstlninlt-fl for Wednesday : Whcnt. 21
cars ; corn , 33 cars ; oats , C. > cars ; hogs , 20,000
hcnrl.
Tito leading futures rnngod ns follows :
WHEAT No. 2 pprlng. 70ff73c ; No. 3 spring ,
nominal ; No. 2 red. 705f70'ic.
CORN-No. 2. 45'.4(45'.ic ; No. 3 jellow , 4i4
C45'e ; ,
OATS-No. 2 , 23Tic ; No. 2 white , 2Sf)2S ) ic ; No
S white , 2702 , c.
RYE No. S. 55e.
HARLEY-No. 2 , 50i51c ; No. 3 , 47fl4Sc ; No.
4 , nominal.
VI.AX SEKD No. 1 , J1.30.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. J3.fionc.W.
PROVISIONS Mi-si pork , per bid Jl" ' 15ST
12.23. Ijml. per 1 ( His. . JC.51. Short ribs , s'lilei
( loose ) JC.30jiC.35 ; dry Halted KhonlderH ( boxed )
f5.37'45.50 ; short clear , sides ( boxed ) , JC.75R
C.87H
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshc.1 go.ids , per gal. .
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
today :
Outho Prjluai oxatianrntoJav tin bnltir tnar-
kei wa Hteady : cii-amery , I0 l7e ; dairy. 1O4
14c ECKB , bti-ady ; I04'411c. ClievH
NKW YOKK UKNEK.VL .M.VItlClU' .
Closlnc Qnotiulon-i on the IVInulptl Cini-
innilltlcs mul Staple , .
NEW YORK. July 2.-FLOl'Il-Reeelpts. K.KK
bbls. ; exporU. 10.800 bbls. ; sales , 16,100 pkus. ,
market fulrly active an I easier for pprlnir pat-
f > nt nnd choice vvlnte . . Holdeis anxious tu
close out t laden and dlvpopcd to name conces-
eloas ; city mill patents , Jl.&rj5.00 ; winter paten s ,
t3.9CKT4.13 ; city mill clears. JI.1W4.26 ; wlntet
BtralKbts , I3.COW3.SO ; Mlnnenota patents , J3.W41
4.15 ; winter extras. J3.0W3.W ; Mlnm oia balu-ri.
J2.fr5G3.C5 ; winter low Brades. J2 4"if3.0J ; sprlnii
new Krndes. J2.00tf2.50. Southern Hour , dull ; KOOI !
to choice extra , JJ 1003.45. R > e Hour , weaker
nalep , COO bbls. ; superllne. l3.tOOI.10 ; fancy , J4.15K
'CORN MEAL Dull nnd heavy ; yellow western
11.12 ! Hrundyvvlne. J2.W.
WHEAT No receipts ; no exports ; mles. 6C70OOi
liu. futures , 80,0n ) bu. Ht > ot. SIKII closed steady
No. 2 red , In store and elevator , 74Hc ; nlloat
75Vtc ; f , o , b. , 7 Hc nlloat ; No. 1 northern , TyHi
delivered ; No. 1 Im-d , 78So delivered. Optloru
upened steady , but delined niHdly | unde' Iover ( U
Lle . a favorable rrop outlook and local 1 quldation
creating u short Interest amont ; scalpers , wide )
was later IncreaMd by the nn.ill roductton Ir
Ilradstieel's world's slock , and H tlnal elmrj
rush to cover led tu u pronounced rally ; clorei' '
higher ; No. Z led , July. 731S7l > 4c. clo e , '
744c ; AUKU I. 74W74 15.16c , cl ed 74Tic , Beptenv
ber , 74Hu7i'ic. closed 7SHc ; October closed al
I6iC ( , December. 7616 77-)4C , clod nSc
COUN- Receipts , 66.400 bu. . exports , 9,200 bu.
( alts. 1.040.0UO bu. futures. 234,000 bu. tpot. Spol
closed steady i No. t , 4i.Cilc la elevator , dO'j
flM'SO ' nRont. and JIHe f. n. b. , nrtnat ! ycllrw ,
Mo. onii'im -nkined ly lie.irn-li cup
tii'l' nn-l liM.j- liiiil'illuii | ! : , pnltly re-
cM'i.-ml lain nn n hi * e t'itl lie-
i iimd nndI < veil at JiJlHo net h-pi : July , 10'ilf
ttPHe. i-liised O c : AtlKimt. M 3-lCtf | l. < c. clo l
t.OiC ; Hiitcinlr | , M'lfFilHc , chwcil WHC.
( ' - It."liits , 1J.iO bu. ; etpurtf , S 0 hu.j
fnltd. M , W ) ( ni. fiitur e , W.OW ) l-u. > pot.
Muiidy ; No. 2 , Si'.tf ' Nn. 2 dellverH , 21 Ue ; No. S.
Wic ; No. 2 whit" . Jlc ; No. S while , 'ic : track.
tthltr , 51'pSCc. Options demotutlicd eurly by su.
tierb crni plopped * mid tnlk of n lure" r move-
merit , milled llnnlly with whent , nnd rlofed 'tJ
% c lotvi-r ; July clunwl nt 27Hc ; Si-ptember , 2J'ft ' |
2 ( ie. i-lopnl 2tc.
HAY Hi in ; shlpiiln ? , CV Kc ; Br"d to choice ,
.
l.l'.ATIIf.R-Klrin ; hemlock Me. Huenos Ayres ,
IlKht to liHivy wtlxhK. i V25c ; acid , 2HI2 c.
IIOI'rt-Qulet ; slnle , comm-in to choice , old ,
34X1WI ; , J jS'ic ; lliclllo const , old , 3 5' : ; 1M ,
f.flDc.
HIDEP Slronc ; wet pulled New Orlenn" , pe-
lietid. 4" , lu C'i Ihs. , nominal ; TCTIIP , nomlnnU
Ihienos Ayres , 20'ic ; Texas , diy , 24 to CO II P. .
r.1l'c ,
Wool riim ; domcpllc lleece , ICi ! c ; pulled ,
lonilc.
PROVISIONS Reef , ptemly ; family , } 10 r,0f |
13.M ; exttn mes , JS.O > ifi.0 ; beef ImtiiP. J19.l < l
IP Vi ; pfiiket. tti.r.Oifill.i'O. Cut iiients , tlrm ; pick-
hd bellies , C.7.U7.S3 ; pickled hams. S'J.M. I it V
dull : wisiern Ptmni clo ei ni JC.70 ; city , Jd.l.ift
620 ; July iloseil at JC.70 nominal : September ,
JO.W nominal ; refined , lower : contlni-nt. Ji.lO.
South American , J7.40 ; compound , J3.OOfi6.Jfi.
1'oik. eiiHler ; new mep * . JlS.23'ill.OO.
lirTTER-Steody ; weslein dalir. 'Jfl14c ; wept-
em cieamery , 12 < ilSc ; wesu-in fuctoiy , Siil2c ,
KlKlns. IZfilSc ; slate daliy , llfil'c ; Plate cream-
"
- - : pint" , large. G'iflSV ; tmnll ,
7 ' e ; pull HklniK , 21.4 Ji'Hc ' ; full pklmp. l'iliJ2c.
IHK1S l-'lnnei ; Plnte nnd Peiin vlvanla , lie ,
w.stetn , fieph , )2f71Cc ) ; receipt" , 1'-i37 ! plrnx.
TALLOW-Eany : cHiy. IVc ; country. I'.tft
I'MTROLEl'M Steady ; t'nlted closed Jl.ll',4 bid ,
Washington. In bulk , J.V23.
ItiiSINClulel ; ptiiilntd , good lo common , tl.Biti
Hi I c,0. ,
TI'lll'iNTINE-Qulet nt Mfr23'6e.
RICE Steady ; doincptlc. fair to oxtrn , 4C'Jc ? ,
Jap.m. 3 j < n'4c. , ,
MOLASSIIS- Quiet : New Oilcans , open kettle ,
pinil In cholie , JCi32c. . . „ . . , . .
Mr.TALS-IMB Iron , llrm : Ameilcan. $12557(13.00. (
Copper , linn : brokers' price , JIO.,0 ; exchange
inlie | in.'Xfilo.M'4. Lead , llrm ; broUciB1 price ,
J.I laij : exchange price , Jl.27'6. Tin , Bteady.
riuten 111 ill. Sielter. | quiet ; dnmeptlc , J3.W.
COTTONSEED OIL- Market Plow , with prices
nomimil for mund lots ; priced nominally un-
ehanned ; piime crude , 23c , nominal ; off summer
jellovv , 2.H-e ( ; pilme pummer white , J3c.
OMAHA UIMHM. ; : .MARKET.
Conilltlon nf Truilo nnd yiinlatln.i * < ui
StiHilo nml r niir I'r.innco.
Tlu demand for OBKS Is llRht nnd dealers
complain that It Is neceswuy to cut the price In
older to move any number of cases.
Poultry Is not quite HO strong ns It wns nt
the cl.ise of last Week. Today there was little
demand , aside from the drctsers , and Ihelr bids
were lower.
The I utter maiket Is rather uninteresting , so
far aa local conditions ale conccrmd. Accord
ing to the New Yolk Meicnntile Advocate the
proppeclH for pnilltiible holdliiR of butter thlp
> i-ar aiu not specially brlRht , and when the re
sults of last tent's t-peculntion ale taken Intec
c iiiPlderatlim the rulltiK pi Ices Peem too hlKh
tu Juptlfy any proppeds of profit. It Is very
dllltcull to Ki't nt n close estimate of the old
butter held over fiom hipt year In New York
Clly alone , but ns far as can be learned the
old pluck "f all KtadcH and classes will approx
imate closely to C0n ) regular sized tubs In
welKht , nnd on this holding , estimating at piep-
etil values , the IJPSOH will not be leps than Jl11"-
w nnd may possibly leach } 200.i t. This low
It certainly a serious one on thu old slock now
In storage , tiut Ihero must be added to It other
heavy losses sustained by those who accepted
the situation and marketed their goods at the
decline dm Ing the winter nnd spring mr.-ilhs.
The storing so far of new stock amounts to from
c.i.ino to C,3.t iO tubs In lioth storage houses and
private stores , 1 ut at the pnme time It Is noticed
thai the cteameiles bo far going Into stoinge
this season are of a lunch better quality than
what was ploiitl lap ! seitpon during the xntiie
time , with later In the season nn ac'.lve cun-
Humptlve demand for all line st.ick , and mostl >
lejected marks going Into storage. With a
large make of rim- butter , and no chance of
great shortage , pi Ices are too high for specula
tion with cli.inces of fair profits. Europe will
not take much of our slock lids season , as olhei
lleldH of production are mpplylng the Oieat
llrltaln maikets nnd other European countilen
making mure than they need. Our forage nnd
huy crops promise an abundance of winter feed
for the i-ows. With the prepenl system of win
ter iLilrjing. the chiinci-H me ten to one thai
there will be no prollt In holding summer tutter.
it Ihe piesenl high prices. With our laige u.-id
Increasing make of butter the only way to keep
tfio make In consumption Is to sell as low n *
possible ; consumption will foice pilces upward
when tliere IH a shortage , but n surplus In
storage Is the heavy weight on price * t. > foice
the nvirkel down nnd cause losses. Quotations :
EflllS Choice Block , 9'tClOr.
Hl'TTKR Parking slock , 7W8c ; cho ce to fancy.
10012c ; gathered creamery , 15c ; separator cream
ery , ICe.
I.IVIS rOULTRY Hens. CHB'c ; roosters , 3e ;
siirlJig chickens , J2.Ci3.r ) > i ) per doz. , or 12&12 per
Hi. ; ducks , 8c ; tin keys , 6Jt7c ; ge--se , 5c.
VKAI Choice fat , 70 to 100 Ibs. , nre quoted nt
C'T/7e ' / ; large and coarse , IflG'i-c. '
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream. Sc ; Younn
Amerh-ans , 10e ; twlns4 lie ; Nebraska and Iowa ,
full cicnm , lOc ; Nehraska and lown , part skimp ,
ti 7e ; Llmburger. No. 1. lOc ; brick , No. 1 , lie ,
Svv Is * * , No. I , lie.
HAY fpland hay , $7 ; midland , $7 ; lowland ,
$ fi.0 : rye sliaw. $3 ; color makes the price on bay
Light bales sell the best. Only top grades bilng
top pMcep.
1'IUEONS Per doz. . Jl.OOftl.W.
VEC.ETAIILES.
There did not nppinr to be much doing In the
potato market yesteiday. The ptock thai Is being
shipped In hen. comes moslly from near Kansas
Clly. Quolalions :
POTATOES old slock , 63tJ73c ; new polatoes ,
choice stock , 8UfaUOc.
ONIONS lU-nunl.is , per crate , none ; California ,
In sacks. i > er bu. , SI.15.
OLD IIEANS Hand picked , navy , J2.CO ; Lima
beans , per lh. , 5 4(1.140.
CAHHAOE On ordeis , 2c.
RADISHES Per dciz. bunches. 15c.
( IRECN ONIONS-Per doz. bunches , 15c.
LETTt'CE Per doz. , 13020C.
ASPARAfU'S Choice ttock on orders , 33SSOC
per doz , bunches.
CfCf.MIIERS-On orders , 40ffl50c per doz.
PEAS On orders , per bu. , Jl.
STRING MEANS On older.r | H-bn. box , COo.
TOMATOES Mltslaslppl stock , per 4-basket
crate , Jl.
Hl'MMER SQUASH Per doz. , on orders , 238
We.
We.WATERMELONSPer doz. , crated. 13.
GREEN l'El'1'ERS-Per bu. , Sl.OOSl.IO.
riniTS. ;
Derrles nrrlved In bad shape yesterday , n good
many of the cases bHnB leaky. While there nre
still a goud many b.-riles to come , the season U
pietty well over , nnd Ihe same thing might Le
said of binull fruit" , California fruits will soon
have Ihe whole Held. Quotations :
RED RASPUERRIES Per 21-qt. case , Sl.&Off
. .oo.
.oo.PH'MS California , per box. choice stock , SI.50
1.73 ; southern , per case , Jl.75'82.00. '
APRICOTS Callfoinla , choice stock , per box ,
Jl.foifil.75.
OALII-XUtNIA PEACHKS Per box. Jl.1001.23.
SOt'TlIERN PEACHES per cate , JI.H il.23.
API'I.ES Southern , per U-bu. box , C3f(73c ( ,
STRAWllEllllllW Choice shipping slock , per
uipe of n qls. . J2. 0i2.73.
CHKIllllKS Washington , per 10-lh. box , J1.23 ;
home grown , per 21 qt. case , J2.50i(2.75.
( iOOSEIIERRIES Per 21-qt. case , 12.0)82.23. )
HOME GROWN CHERRIES Per 21-qt. case.
J2 75
1ILACIC RASPIIERRIES-Per 24-ql. case , J2.:0 ;
RLACK11ERRIES Choice stock , per 24-qt.
CUM- . J2.2302.f.O.
J2.2302.f.O.TROPICAL
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navi-lp , per box , nune ; choice seed
lings , p"r 1"JX , J2. . " < ) ; Mediterranean sweets , J3.00
( i3. . * i ; fancy St. Mlchails , none.
LKMONS l-\tin fancy lemons , 3CO size , S6.25 ;
500 size , JG.fifl.
RANANAS Choice laige Block , per bunch , J2.25
( t'l.M ; meillum plze bunches , J2.00U2.23.
PINEAPPLES-per doz. . none.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIGS Kuncy , 13c ; choice , 12H13c ; California ,
bags , 7c.
HONEY California. HfflSc.
MAPLE SYRt'P-Gnllun jugs , per doz. , J1S ;
lllxby , 0-gal. cans , S3.
Nl'TS Almonds , 14c ; English walnuts , soft-
shelled , 12c : slnndurds , He ; Illberls , lOu ; Drazll
mils , We ; pecans , 9e ; pennuls , raw , ( Jo ; roamed ,
iATl > In CO to 70-lb. boxes , Cc per Ib. ; fard
dates , small boxes , lOc per Hi.
CIDER Pure Juice , per bbl. , J5 ; half bbl. , J3.
COl OANfTS-Pcr bundled , SI.
RICE POPCORN In the car , on orders , per
Ib. . 3'ic. ,
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 8'4e ; No. 2 green
hides , 8c ; No. 1 gu-en palled hides , 9e ; No. 2
gieen pulled bides , H4c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 15
HIP. . 13c ; No. 2 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. , lOUlO'-i- ,
No. 1 dry Hint hides. 12Jil4c ; No. 2 diy Hint hides
12 < - ; No. 1 dry suited hides. 12c ; partly cuied
hides , 4c IHT Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS-Green palled , each. 25ffGne ;
green salted bheurllngs tPhort wuoled early pk-nn ) ,
each , CiiilSc. dry Hhenrllngs ( short wooled eaily
skinNo. ) . 1 , each , MilOe ; dry shenrllngs ( short
winded early skinNo. . 2 , each. Be ; dry Hint
Kansas unit Nebraska hutcher wool pelts , prr
pound , actual welKht , Mj&r ; dr > ' Hint Knnbas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per pound , actual
weight , 4jtc ; dr > ' Hint Colorado butcher wool
p < -lts , per pound , actual welg'.it , 4iiO < tc ; diy
Hint Coloniilo murialn WIKI ! pells , per pound ,
actual weight , 4iCe. Have feet cut off , UK It Is
useless to pay frtlght on them.
TALLOW AND OJtEASE-No. 1 tallow. 4l ff
, . . . . , , , , .
> 11'\/I4. V ! * " i , vtl < * , IIIIC
light. SjJ'Jc ; qu.irttr-blood. I0ftl2c ; seedy , burry
nnd chatty , Sti9e ; colte * ! and broken , coarse , "if
Sc : cuttiil nnd bniken. fine. CilSc.
WOOL , WASHE1 > Medium UOlSc ; fins. 14 ®
ICe ; tub washed IGfflSc ; black , be ; bucks , Cc ;
lug locks , 2U3c ; dead pulhd. Sii-Cc.
i titon MHrUl
NEW YORK. July 2.-COTTON Firm ; mid
dling , 7V c ; net receipts , none ; gross receipts ,
5,1(2 bales ; t-xporls. tu Great Ililuln , : M > bales ;
to the continent. 2-X ) bales ; forwarded , 1,103
bales ; sales , > J7 bales ; spinners , luj bules ; stock ,
2U-.i.53l > bnles.
NiW ORLEANS. July 2.-COTTON-Qulet nnd
steady ; m'.ddllmr. 8 11-ltic ; low middling C 5-lCc ;
goiil ordinary. Ce ; net nnd erofH receipts , CII
b.iles ; exiKjrts. to Great llrttnln , 5,4 ) bales ; sales.
& l luiieii ; stiMk. lnti2 luiles.
ST. LOl'18. July 2.-COTTON Klrm ; mld-
dllni , ' . 6'4c ; snb-s. MO bales ; recelntn , trj baits ;
shipments , C4i ) Kilei , stock , 22,141 tales.
> ev\- York Dry Cjnnds .MnrUet.
NEW YORK , July 2. Agents have ndvnncei
ilia price of Otis and Columbian blue and brovvr
denims Vc. There has l > een no general demani
fur any class jf gooils. and only a moderati
business won done In some specialties. In thi
further execution of former contracts very largi
deliveries were made , but otherwise Iho traJtut
was of lhal usual to Ihe first week of the ni < ntli
I'rlntliiB cloths In belter demand nnd firm ut
2c for 61 square * , with sales of 4.0W pieces
or more for July nnd August.
STOCKS ANU
Konevfcd ICfforln Were Mnilo lo Ucprc
\ nines on 'OliniiRv.
NEW YORK , July 2. Rencweil efforls were
made lodny to depress values on the Stock ex
change by circulating rumors of prospective gild
shipments. It Is true that a banking house
which docs business with Cuba expects to send
some Trench gold to Paris , which has liven re
ceived here In transit from Havana , but this
transaction Is a purely commercial affair In the
ordinary courpe of buslneps , entirely dl eon-
nected with the gold e.\iiort mivement. There
appears to be no other foundation for the stories
pet nllont nlwiil gold phlpments , nnd the street
treats them ns mere "bear points. " It Is not
likely thut any long stock wns Fold on the
strength of them. The short Interest , which
look alarm nt the confident tone of yesterday's
late trading , went Intj the market nt the openIng -
Ing this mottling to cover their short contracts
and the commission houses had numerous buy
ing orders , Imtri of which Inrldints helped to nd-
vnnce prlcis In the early dealings , the gains
ranging up to 4' < per lent , the latter In Amer
ican Tobicco. This stock , which had declined
'ii ' prr cent , wns moved up on dentals that nn
ndveise decision had l > ccn rendered ngalnpl the
ci tnpnny , coupled with favorable news of trade
piospeets. Tovvaid midday icallzatlons set In ,
due to the nppionch of the holiday , many of the
brokers having decided In go out of town this
evening nnd early tomoriow.
The bears took advantage of this condition
of affairs to hammer the gi Herat market , tn > ie
particularly the grangers , and with the exception
of n paitlal rally afler delivery hour , the ten
dency thtnughout the aflemoon was In the dliec-
tlon of lower figures , tin- decline , extending ti > 2
per cent , Northweptein , Rock Ipland , St. Paul ,
HurlliiRton , Duluth. South Shore , \i Atlantic , Edi-
Bin Electric of New York. Sugar. Chicago Gas ,
Consolidated Gas and Chicago & Eastern Illi
nois piefeired lending In the downward move
ment. The market cli sed weak and prices In
the main are lower than In the llnal pales of yes
terday. Itonds were quiet and llrm generally.
Al the close semi slight recessions were noted.
The pnleH were J1.5C3.000.
The Evening POHI'H Inndon cablegram says :
Tlicro was a fair speculative business In slocks
tfuliiy. n.-id the tone WIIH generally steady. Amer
icans Inclndid. Paelllc M.jckH recovered from
ji-sli-i-iliiy'B dullness nnd SI. Paul , Louisville ,
Erlo ami Southern Railway stocks were In mod-
i rat" request nt higher prices In the streel.
Prices lefl n sh.ide under the U-st.
The following were the closing quotations of
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
The lotal pales of stocks tod.iv were 311S3i !
-.hares. Including : American Sugar , 57.10) ; Amer-
ean Tobacco. 27.0W ; lluillngton , 7.700 ; Chicago
( ias , 28.000 ; Colorado Fuel company , C,7'0 ; Distill
ing and Cattle company , fcoo ; General Electric ,
"i.700 ; Kansas K Texas preferred , 5,1:01) : ) ; Missouri
I'aelfle. 4.400 : New York & New England. 5.5WI ;
New York. Susquehanna & Western preferred ,
J.'O ) ; Northwestern. 12.100 ; Reading. 21.500 ;
Rock Island. C..300 ; St. Paul. 24.500 ; Silver Cer.
tlfleates. 20.r XI : Southern Railroad preferred ,
IS.10 ! ) ; Tennessee Coal and lion company , 8.TO ) ;
t'nlted States Rubber , 4,300 ; Wheeling & Lake
Erie , 11,2.0.
New York Money SI nrker.
NEW YORK , July 2. MONEY ON CALI -
I'VBS ' per cent ; last loan , 1'.4 per ci.nt ; closed , HJ
' '
'Y'llIME MERCANTILE PAPER-2HG3 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm , with nctunl
business In bankers' bills at JI.SOi.4if4.HH ) for demand -
mand , and at J4.8S'4ff I.881. for sixty d.iys. Postel
tales , SI.89 < U4.-9 < 4 and J4.90@4.-0'2. ! Commercial.
S4.87HfT4.88.
SILVER CERTIFICATKS7iffC7'ic. } , .
GOVERNMENT RONDS Mim. State bonds ,
dull. Railroad bonds , dull nnd easier.
Closing quotations of bonds were as follows :
Flimnclal Notes.
CHICAGO. July 2.-Clearlngs , J23,4 7.0i > ) .
1IALTIMORE. July 2. Clearings. J1.232.6S4 ; bnl
iinocs ) . JC12.123.
11OSTON. July 2. Clearings. J29.C72.CCO ; bal
Olices , J3.33U.942.
PHILADELPHIA. July l-Clearlngs , J20.633.
394 : balance * , J2.845.277.
ST. LOfIR , July 2. Clearing" . $4C6..116 ; bal
nnces , 1703,190. Money , BJjC per cent. New Yorl
exchange , COo premium.
WASHINGTON , July 2. Today's statement o :
the condition of the treasury showsAvnllabh
cash balance , J193.C52.777 ; gold reserve , J107.537 ,
C.FM.
C.FM.CHICAGO
CHICAGO , July 2. Money ensy ; rules. 44' (
per tent for call loans , nnd Gfi5H per cent foi
commercial paper. New York exchange. 4 *
premium. BttrlUiE- , posted rates , J4.901 ] aiu
4. ' , .
NEW YORK , July I. The c-immlttee on stocl
list of the Stock exchange has received from th <
I'nlted States Rubber company a detailed stale
inent of Its financial condition , and will met
on Monday next lu consider II. Clearings. 1193.
G37.03I ; balances ,
OJIAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
- #
Lnrgcst Kun of CatVltfQjJcen in the Yards
for SoairM'ime. '
DEMAND GOOD A ! & PRICES STEADY
Offerings of MOB * I.M > rnU , nnil on Unfiivor.
a bin Kaslcrn Adtjcr | 1'rlcrn Toll OIT
0 trills Ynr < l Were Cleared
at Cliuo ii f Iluslncss.
TUESDAY. July 2.
Today's receipts of stock conslsled of 1,918
entile , 3,637 hogs ntul "IS sln-ei > , ns tiKnlnst
GKf entile , 1.1C3 hoK8 untl l.CSS Fliecp ycstor-
dny mid l.CW cuttle , 3,0:7 hogs mill 1,130
filicep on Tuesday ot last week.
Heeelpts for the week thus far nru 2,590
cattle , 1,572 hogs and l.icil sheep , ns ngnlnsl
1,45G ! cattle , 4,28:1 : hogs and 2,172 sheep Mim-
tiny and Tuesday of last'week.
OATTMO There wore more cattle In the
yards today than have been feen here In a
lotiK time , the total run of l.SIS beliiB over
300 head In excess of Inst Tuesday's receipts
and larger than any other day since May 28 ,
when 2ZW head wore received ,
When It conies to the matter of offerings
on the market the showing Is not so good.
Thirty loads out of scventy-llvu received
were consigned direct to the packers , leav
ing the number of cattle on sale 1,130 head.
As usual of late , there was nothing prime
In the yards In the way of beef steers. At
the same lime there were some pretty
handy little cattle. The demand was rea
sonably good and the market falily active
nt steady to strong prices. The offerings
were mostly nil taken early. Some good
f'SC-lb. ' steers brought SI.GO , with the bulk of
the sales at $3.00 to $1.50.
The market on butchers' stock , cows ,
heifers , etc. . was In about the same condi
tion ns noted on previous days , the maiket
> orlB ! 't.t'ady > wlth " ° new features of 1m-
A few smnll hunches of stackers and
feeders were offered on the market and
taken at steady prices. Itcpresentatlve
KtllUS I
HEEF STEERS.
13 bulls 1100 J2 25 4 mfxed 1032 J3 CO
50 steels 1010 3 50
COLORADO.
H. Griffith.
5 cows 10SO 340 23 steers 1310 453
NEDRASKA.
2 steers 11SO 3 70
HOGS The offerings of hogs were quite liberal
today , the receipts being the largest since Thurs
day of hist week. There were fifty fresh loads
reported In the vimls , ns ngnlnst fifteen yesterday
nnd forty-five loads on Tuesday of last week.
While there were quite n go l mnny light loads
In the yards the general quality of the receipts ,
was good.
The market wns slow to open. Large receipts
and nn unfavorable outlook In the east were
against the selling Interesls. At the same time
Ihe puckers were slow to get down to business ,
the buyers being Into In commencing operations.
When lhi > market did < pen It wus nt n decline
of 5c from yesterday's prices , nnd II was on that
basis lhat the hogs Hold. While the trading wns
nt no time very active , nn enrly clearance was
effected. The best hogs on sale louchcd JI.SO , HS
ngnlml J4.75 yesterday , the quality nf the top
S 114 . . . 375 'S . .120 . . . 375
SHEEP There vvue n few sheep In today
which sold nt steady Wlfes. Knlr to choice
natives are quotable nt frnnrSS.ro to J3.oO , fair to
good westerns ut fiom SS.23 to J2..j. common nnd
stuck sheen ill from JI.tf.Ho , J2.25 , good to choice
40 to 100-lb. lambs nt from J3 to J5.50. Repre-
Kentatlve tales :
No. . , Av. Pr.
70S mixed westerns * . ! IJ < 33
& 600
3S native lambs -
M1ICAOO LIVK hTOCIv.
Ill Cuttlo the Iteeelpln , tVcro Light null the
Uouernl Deiifiinil loilernte.
CHICAGO , July 2 , In nittle the receipts were
light nnd the general Demand only moderate
at weak prices for coia/non grades nnd stendy
prices for desirable ottering * . Extremely few
cattla sell as high n JS.M .nnd sales of native
dressed beef nnd shl iHhg1 steers toilay were
principally at from J4.4.1 to J4.55. with Kales of
very ordinary cattle ar'from Jl to JI.25. Well
finished cattle of medium weights were Ihe
favorites , nnd steers w fgttpg 1.500 Ilw. and up
ward hold a ROCK ! deal below choice lots that
averaged from 1.2-5 to 1,4'W Ibs. Cows and heifers
weie fairly active nl from J1.75 to J3.75 for poor
to strictly choice , few selling ns high ( in $3.50 or
ns low ns Jllullrf sold ut from 11.75 to J3.50.
with very little Inquiry for exporl bulls. Texas
cattle arrived to Ihe number of ulxml 1.500 head ,
making 5 > JO head received In two ihiyn. They
were In excellent demand , and nellein claimed
that prices were lOc higher. Texas steers sold
ut from S3 to S4.40 , und cowa and bulls bronchi
from $2.15 ! $3.15.
lUrely rj. ( JO hogs were offered on the market
today , Including 3.t rt left over from yesterday.
Tim supply was sulllulently large , however , to
satisfy the moderate rcqulrt-mmts of buyers , us
Chicago packers were not tuklnu hold with
much freedom , nnd after Ihe first strength
bo-li heavy nnd lulled lots averaged Oc per
100 Ibs. lower. Common lo choice heavy hog *
sold nt from J4.CT. to J5.15 , common to choice
lulled nt from 14 K to J5. light weights nt fiom
JI.75 to J5.05 and pigs al frum Jl U 14.5. ) . The
average quality of the heM " " n"t as goul ns
Is usual on Tueolny. The bulk of the tales was
at from $4.95 tu $5.05 for heavy , and al from
fit.W lu J5 for light
In cheep about V.OuO head nrrlved here today ,
against 17,653 bead yesterday , und 15,770 hend
hint Tuesday. Tile nnallur receipts. In connec-
llin wllh a very K xl demand , checked the de
clining tendency ol Ihe market noticed yiater.
ilny , mid good sheep nnd Inmb * were stronger ,
Sherp wi-r. < pnlatlf nt fiom 11.4) lo J4 ) . for in
ferior to cxti-n ! UB , but thole weiu fe.v iwlrs
ntx vo U25 or lower than 12. TV\JHIH itlllrn nl
from 12 to ) i In KO I nnmbeis. There w K
brlpk denmnd for ppilng Inmbs for the round
f July Undo nt fiom 12.75 to 55.JOr in Ibn.
for iKKir to choice lots.
Ilfcelpls-Cnttle. 6.0-W hend : eolv ( , 2.1M hcndi
hogs , IC.tioi ) henJ ; sheep , a.oiM heaiL
KIIIIKII % l l.y Live .stork.
KANSAS C1TV , July . -I'ATri.lJ-r.rci'lpU.
6.WW head ; slilpment * . 2.200 head. Mnikot flow-
nnd weak ; Texns Pteers , Ji.00fll.20 ; Ti-.vas cows.
J..t-op-.sji beef Meem. R40W-i.4U : nail\o cinvp ,
l.f.0fl3.73j . stocl.cis nnd fccdcm. 12.50 I.W ; hulls.
H.a&fJ 2.51.
HIKIS Itecelpln , 12.600 hend ; shipment- < V )
hend. Maiket weak to lOe hluhei ; bulk of sales ,
J4.Wfll.80 ; henvles , J4 75tfl.90 : packers. J4.60C4.90 ,
mixed. J4.CO 4.fO ; llehts , II.50V4.70 ; Yorkets. Jl.ei
( H.70 ; pigs , J4.lM4.f | , .
8III3KI1 llecelpis , 1,400 hctiJ ; p.lilpmcnle , 8M
hend. Market steady.
Ht. I.onU l.lvo MUCH .Mururt.
BT. LOflS. July S.CATTr.iRocelpts : ,
J'3.25 ; fed Texas sleets. $350 l.75 ; Krnsn sli-cfs ,
J2 .iOji3.f > 0 ; alive * . Jli Oi > ff7.rm , lows. J..l tft. : ; ) .
HtKlS Receipts. 6i ! i liedd ; slilpinenlt. 1200
head ; mnikft lOe lower , heavy , tl.S5tfl.tOj pack
ers. I4.6.KH vr , ; light. J4.5-ifll.M ) .
SHIOEP-Recelpts. 2.W ) head ; shipments. WO
Head , maiket very quiet : natives , Ji.j'jjj ; t ,
siiutimeslein ranged JI.2Jt)2.2i ) ; lambs , shniply
lowir , J3.OOU4.50.
New York l.lvo Mni-k .Mirlet.
NEW YORK , July 2.-1IEEViH-RecHpts. : FO
head ; no trading. European cnhlis quote Ameri
can steers nt lOWiM'tr. dieted Weight ; le-
filgeiatiir beef. S'ar.Hjc ; exports today. W ?
In-even and 2.11S qunitirs of beef.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Reeelpls , C.SOO head ;
sheep , Mtsuly ; lambs' , sliw , 140' ' c lower ; slieip.
I'"r in pi line , J2.o > ) 4.W ; lambs , common lo
pilme , S3.7fitifi.S7ii.
HOGS Recelpls , 3,100 head ; steady ut tJ.15 T '
5.40.
stock lii Melit.
Record of receipts nt the four principal matkols
for Tue. day , July 2 , 1S95 :
. . , _ . OnlUc. Hogs. Sheep
South Omnlia 1.915 3.cl7 : 740
'blingo 5c-jO hW ; ( 5,0
KntiniB I'lly c.nOO 12 ( Vie l.tn ,
St. Louis 5.IOJ G.MO 2i ! %
Totnla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13.7IS 35,137 TTcT' ' .
Wool -Mi.r.'u-l.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-WOOL-Qulrt. hut
flrni under light Ktoeks ; Ohio , Pennsylvania nnd
\\t-sl Virginia XX und * .
above. lGf17e | ; X nnd
"b"v ; ' . 165(17c ; medluin , 20 21c ; qu.irter blmid.
' ( i21e ; common. ISftllic ; New Yollc. Mlchigun
Wisconsin , etc. , 16il7c ; medium. lnliiOc ,
quarter-blol. 2nj(21c ; rommi.ii. liiilkr.
washed combing and delaine , lino. ls i
19e ; medluin , 2K122iunwuslieil ; , midluin , 15
ili-c ; quarter-bl.Md , isiiillic ; lunld. ICuTc ; mi-
wnihnl , light and bright line , K'HIS.medium ; ,
ll'ijil.i'ic ; qiiaiter-blo < id , 17fil c ; common , 11W
15c ; imwnshed , daik coloied. Unlit line , yfilne.
medium , Ili4iil3c ! : common. 13tl4c ; eoame , IVii
jbc ; leirllorlal iitnl noithneslein , light tine. Mi
lOc ; heavy flue , 74i9e ; line medium , lofillc ; me
dium , lltilZc ; quarter-blooil , 125) 13c ; conr e , 11
LONDON , July 2. The fourth series of the eo.
lonlal wool sales for this year opened nt the
\\iHil exchange loday with n gwd attendance of
huyets , bnih English nnd continental. Then-
Mas also HOIIK ; representative American buyeis
present. The tone of the rales was strong , with
the demand especially for cioss bleeds , combing ,
merinos and Cape of Good Hope nr.d N.ital wo < Is
showing VitMiil denrer. American buyers bought
fnlily. The nnniU-r of bales offered was 14.5C9.
of which 500 were withdrawn. Sales In detail :
New South Wales , 3,809 bales ; Kcouied. fiHilRls
I'W ; Breairy. 4 > if-lil. | ! ( jueenslunii. 2,251 bales ,
scoured , tdfil.i Id : greasy , f iSUd. Victoria. 97i
4' , < lii91id. I'apc of Good Hope and Natal , l.o'li
b-ili-s ; pconred. 5 < [ .dls | 4141 ! ; creasy , 4(67d (
11OSTON. July 2. The wind market continue *
active , with the prospect of another Ic per Hi.
Incieuse nil around. I-'ew Montana wools have
come forwntd , while new washetl lleeees nie yt
scarce and 'irlces largely nominal. Australian
wools are In good demand at prices about 1 <
higher all around. The following are the quota
tlons of reading descriptions :
Ohio and Pennsylvania , XX and above , 16'ie.
X and above. IGo ; delaine. ls < 44il9c ; umvashed
lHfl2c ) X Michigan. 15jil5ltc ; No. 1 Mich gan
ISffiltHX ; New York. New Hamp-diiie and Ver
mont , UtillHic ; X Illinois , riijil6e , ; No. 1 II-
llnois , IKU illie ; Kentni'ky ununshed quarter and
threo-elgluhs-blmid , combing , 17Jil8'ie ; Indian ; ,
and Missouri quarter-blood , iTiffl'ijc ; Texas
spring medium , 12 il3c ; Texas , spilng line , list
1 'ic ; Montntia , line ini-illnni and line , 10ii13e ,
scoured , KKi5c : ! ; Montana. No. 2 medium. 12'ullc
scoureil. 30fi31c ; Am-tral an combings , supeillne.
41j43c ; Australian combings , Kuod , 3d'i37c ' ! , cms- .
bieds nnd quarter-bloo.ls , 28OSdu ; cios ) iids and
Ihree-elBhlhs-bloods , 22f(33c.
ht. I.nuU Cenoril 11nrtet. ;
ST. LOt'lS , July 2. KLOfR-Oull , heavy and
unchanged ; patents , J3.40j4.00 ; extia fancy { J 75
5f3.8i ; intu-y , J3.4'Jt3.5 ' ! ( ) ; choice , $3.2 < Jit3.30 ( live
Hour. J2.73 4.fH ) .
WHEAT Market was nllllcttd with another
nervous spell this moinlng nnd was extiemely
uiiKetlled for a time , though rather llrmt-r nt the
opening. There came H weak spell , in which
there was Ic decline , followed shortly by a strong
spell , when l' c advance In September was hi'ld
to , the close being at the top and ? gc aliovc yes-
tenlay. July , however , inly recoveied l'4c and
closed \c hilow ye."tL-rday. tlioiiKh with buyeis ,
No. 2 red , cufch , 70c ; July , 70'c ' ( bid ; Seiitembei ,
70Ho.
CORN Ojiened weak on bearish crop news nnd
heavy pcMIng ; after telling off 140 the feeling be
came strongL-r on icported decrease In the visible
supply and reports of large expoit purchases nt
New York. The recovery , however , wns small , No.
2 mixed , July , 41"sc ; September , 47c bid.
OATS 1'utnres weak on the continued dtpres-
slon In cash and the selling out by IOIIKS on every
decline ; after declining 'i l'dc there WHS a small
reaction and a thin elope ; No. 2. cash , 2i < < c bid ;
July , 227fcc bid ; September.22Jiii227i1c. .
HYE The llrsl of the new crop came In today ; n
car grading No. 3 , as It was dlity , hold , east track ,
at Coc ; other sales were of old al fioc for a small
lot and 65e for n ear No. 2 , east track.
CORN MEAL J2.1522'i. !
IIRAN Steady but quiet ; eaplein buyers paying
G1c for east track , and taking all offered at th.it.
HAY t'linlce glades timothy scarce and In de
mand. ranKlng nt } l3.00'jil4.50 , eai-t bide ; prulrle.
unchanged but more active.
K U1S Steady but plow at Sc.
WHISKY Klrm at J1.23.
LEAD Dull and easy ; pales at $3.05JJ3.07'.4.
PROVISIONS I'ork. Mnnduid muss , J12 50.
Lard , prime steam. JC.37'a ' ; choice , J6..VI. llacon.
tioxed pbonlders. jS..rn ; longs , $7 ; ribs. J7.12'- ' , ;
shoits , } 7.2ii. Diy salt meats , boxed shoulders ,
J5.75 ; lonns , J6.37M. ; libs. Jfi.r2'.j ; shorts , jn.75.
RECIOII'TS Flour. l.tKrt bbls. ; wheat , 36,000
bu. ; corn. 2.0'i ' < ) bn. ; oats. 21.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Hour , 10.000 bbls. ; wheat , 6,000
bu. ; corn , 43,010 bu. ; oats , 26oOO bu.
Liverpool .Market * .
LIVEIU'OOL. July 2. WHEAT Spot , quiet ;
demand poor ; No. 2 red winter. 5s 4'id ; No. 2
red Fpring , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 hard. Man
itoba. 5s 10d ; No. 1 California. 5s 4d. Futures
opined quiet , with near poslilons 141 ! lower , and
distant positions 9id lower ; closed quiet with near
and distant positions hi lower ; business iibout
equally distributed : July , 5s 4d ; August. 5s 4'4d ;
Septemt , 5s 5' d : Octotier , 63 Cd ; November ,
5s 6d ; December , 5s 7'id.
CORN Siot | , quiet ; American mixed new. 4n
3d. Kuturts opened quiet , but steady. wlti : near
iiositlons I'id Io\ver , and distant | > " 5ltlons 1'id '
lower ; closed quiet with near jiosltlons V IIUid
lower , and distant p.isltlons lfil'4il lower ; busi
ness aliout equally distributed ; July , 4s 2Hd ;
AIIKUXI. 4s 2'nd ' ; September. 4s 5d ; October , 4s
3'nl ; November , 4 < 4d ; December 4s 4'4d.
FI.otTR Dull ; demand poor ; HI. Louis fancy
winter. 7s 6d.
PROVISIONS nacon. long clear , IlKht. 38 to 4S
Ibs. , 33s : long clenr. heavy , 55 Ibs. . 32. 6d ; phorl
clear backs , light , 18 Hit. . 3s Cd ; priori clear
middles , heavy , 55 Ibs. , 32s M ; clear K-llles , 14 to
16 lln. , 34 . Shoulders , Miuale , 12 to IK ll > . , 31s.
Hams , short cut , 14 to 16 ll . , 4"is. lleef. evtia
India mess , 78'J.I ; pilme mess , Cls , 1'oik , prim.-
mess , line western , 57s fid ; western medium. 50s.
Laid , dull ; prime western , 33s Gd ; relined , In
pall . 34s C.I.
ClIiEKE : Firm : demand fnlr ; finest American ,
white. new , 3Ss ; llnest American , coloied ,
ni-w , 2s.
llt.'TTER Finest United Htntes nnd good , nom
inal.
COTTONSEED OIL Liverpool refined , ISs.
L1NSKED OIIj-22i > .
I'ETROLEl'M ' Retined , 8'4d.
REFRH1ERATOR 1IEEF Forequarters , 3id ,
hlnihiuarters , 5'id.
llfil'H At London ( Pacific conPt ) . 2.
The rece pts of wheat during the past three days
were 1C2.0HO centals. Including 50,000 American ,
The receipts of American coin during the PUP !
three days vveiu 31.800 centals. Weather unsettled
( "ofTre .Murker.
NEW YORK. July 2. COFFEi : Options opened
dull nt u decline nf 5fflO points , ruled Inactive
nnd for Ihe most part nominal , recovering the
IOSH on small Iix al demnnd und n few European
oideis. which made pelleis senrce. ; sales , 7,000
bogs. Including : July , Jll.25flll.30 ; August , Jll.30 ;
September. J1I.45 ; October , J1I.10 ; December ,
J14.40. Spot coffee , Rio , dull and nominal ; Ne 7 ,
J15.50 ; ir Id , quiet , but steady ; Cordova , J1S.25 { (
19.01) ; warehouse deliveries from New York yes-
lei day , 2t.5C7 bags ; New York stock
today. 216.93S bags ; t'nlted Slates stock ,
2-.iG.050 bags ; nlloat for the I'nlted
Statei , 252,000 bags ; total \IMble for the
I'nlted Stales , 51 ,050 bugs , BKalnH 312,886 baK
last year.
HAMllt'RO. July 2. Hnrely steady ; unchanged
to li pfif. lower ; tales , 9.000 bnRS.
ANTOH , July 2. ljulet ; go < id nvcrnge Santos ,
114.70 ; receipts , three days , 12.0UO bags ; stock ,
116.000 bags. Weekly report : Quiet ; Rood nvernge
per 10 kllon , 114.70 ; receipts during the week ,
a'J.diO biiKs ; phlptnents to the I'nlted Htates , none ;
stock , 116.000 bags.
1110 UK JANEIRO. July 2-Steady ; No. 7 Rio.
J15.10 ; exchange. 103-16.1 ; receipts , two days ,
10.000 bass : cleared for the I'nlled Stairs , 2,000
bags ; cleared for Europe , 3,000 bags ; stock , U7.000
bags. Weekly report : Htendy ; exchange , stand
ard. J15.10 ; exchance , 10 3-lfd ; receipts during the
week , 40.OOO baps ; shipments to the United
States , none ; Block. 157,000 bags.
1'rnrlx Mlirknlf.
I'EORIA , July 2.-CORN Market dull , lower ,
No. 2. 45'ic ; No. 3. 44 > 4C.
OATS Market dull , lower ; No. 2 white. 270
27' c : No. 3 white , 26 < v02C c.
RYE Market dull , lower ; No. 2. COfiClc.
WHISKY Market firm ; finished goods on the
lm U uf J1.24 for hlKh wines.
RECEHTS Wheat , 1.800 bu. : corn , 28,800 bu. ;
oats. C2.700 bu. : ry < > . none ; barley , none.
SH II'MENTS Wheat , COO bu. ; corn , 8,450 bu.j
oats , 97,100 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 700 bu.
Foreign Flnnnclul Affairs.
I'ARIH. July 2 Three per cent rentes. 102f
17Wc for the account. Exchange on London. Kt
2)'Jc for checks.
LONDON July I The amount of bullion g ne
Into the Hank of Kngland on balance today ,
12S.UOO. Gold Is quoted nt llufnos Ayres today at
24 , Madrid , 14.M , Listen. 27Si. h'l. 1'tteriburg ,
M ; Athens , 77 ; Home , 101.47 ; Vienna , 1'jj. '
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
Last Week Rather Too CoM for tha Best
Possible Comlitions ,
RAINFALL ALMOST UP TO NORMAL
Wet C.rouml anil Clouity bUlo ( Jlvo the
n I liauoo to Cnlcli L'p to
Cum Itnlu Dolnyi HID
Marveit ,
y weather crop bullolln Ko. 13 of
the NeUra Uacatlicr service. co-openilltiK
with thi ! Unltt-d States bureau , Itsuoil from
thu central olllco nt the I'nivcrslly of Xo-
braKkn , Lincoln , under direction of O. IX
Svxczey , mi-tcorolOBlst ot Iho Ni-bruakn x-
perl men t station , for Hitcck cn.llPd July
1 , 1S93 :
The week opened with abnormally high
temperatuie nnd in some parts of the state
winds which did more or less damage to
grain that was headed out , but the greater
portion of the week has been decidedly cool ,
averaging as a whole aboul eight degrees
below the not mat.
The week has been one of cloudy skies ,
with several days of light but continuous
rains which , although not quite reaching
the normal amount for this season of the
.vear , yet come ? o gently as to be of more
than usual value. Over the western portion
tion of the state and along tin- southern
border lens than half an Inch fell ; over the
central portion from half an Inch to an
Inch , while In the eastern end of the state
generally upward of an Inch fell , with a
limited area of over two Inches In Cuss ,
Sarpy and Saunders counties.
The winter wheat Is generally beginning
to ripen In the southern half of Iho state ,
hut wet weather has Interfered with the
harvesting of wheat and rve and but little
progress has been made during the week.
Oats In the southern portion of the state
generally suffered considerable damage
from the hot weather and winds early In
the week ; In the northeastern section of the
state all small grain has made excellent
pi ogress and Is In unusually promising con
dition.
Corn has made but slow growth during
the week on account of cool weather and It
Is somewhat backward for the season. Ow
ing to the slow growth of the corn and the
wet condition of the soil , weeds have be
come unusually troublesome.
1'otatoes continue to do well nnd are re
markably free from bugs. Grass In
meadows nnd pastures continues to grow
vigorously , and In some localities new hav
Is In the market. Alfalfa Is Brewing
rapidly and In some cases the llrst cutting
from this spring's sowing has already been
ntaoe. Hep'trt hy counties :
SOUTUHAKTKltN SUCTION.
IlntU-r The hpal of Monday ilnningi-d cropB
xllKlitly , lint the rains have , n-palnil tin- ilani-
nge nnd have di-layoil farm work , ( 'urn KPithiK
wocdy. Home mil In oal . Second giowth of
ry < promlfi-s Uvo-thlnls of a ciop.
t'nra Winter wheat haivi-stlng nnd cultivation
hlmlt-ri-d hy wtt weather.
Spring vvhoat and ( MB !
hKik line. Check-ri'wod coin nearly all laid hy ,
Isled making n good giowth. 1'otators never
hotter. I'liHlurpM good ,
Clay Oats nnd wheat will not bo a InrRc
yield per acre , hut quality of grain i-xct-lk-nt.
Corn Immense. 1'nclurva look well. Potatoes
nhnoKt made.
Kllhnore Coin doing llnely , hut ? omo very
small. Oat and llax suffered from the he.it of
me caily pint of the week , hut late rains will
Impiove their conditions , liuly coin laid by.
1'aMtires need mole rain.
llnse Wi-nlher fool nnd favorable to all crops.
llnrvfMlnir In full blast.Vhtnt arid oats rather
short. Corn all right yet.
Hamilton Hot sun and Hind early In the week
cut oat crop shoit ten huahels per acre. Hnme
Pieces are almi'st mined. Hye and wheat are
Improving gome. Corn looks line , wnlle othei
pieces are small nnd woody. Hay will bo u good
crop , also alfalfa , cane and millcl.
.Icn'emm Corn growing nicely , hut still needs
rain. Oats short , but well headed. lings Injur
ing oatB and corn. Wheat and rye will not he
even half n crop.
Ji'lmFon ' W.ieat harvesting on hand. Some
o.ils also ripe nnd will he a good crop. C.irn as
hllth ns a man's hi/ad. Somu Is laid by and Is
very weedy.
Lancaster Small grain suffered much till the
rain ; now doing well. Corn , where well tended.
limks very well. IVitatoes promise a good ciop.
NVmaha Wheat harvest begun hi fore the rain.
lint Inteirupted hy inlny weather. Karly corn
tasscllng. Apples In the market. 1'otaloes
plenty.
Nnckolls Corn Is growing very fast and has a
good color , hut ruin came tie late for the outs ,
which uii > about ruined and are being cut foi
fodder.
Otoe Corn In excellent condition. Harvest of
rye and winter wheat commenced. Oats doing
well and promise a heavy ciop. Grass nnd mil
let In good condition.
1'awnee Some wheat threshing out much
better than was expected. Corn Is nliotit n week
late. Oats haivest commencing. Stinw short.
Store rain needed. Chinch bugs doing consider
able damage.
1-olk All ciops making good , steady giovvth.
Oats , pastures nnd meadows are glowing un
usually well. Potatoes good.
Hlcliaidpon Corn glowing rapidly. OatB will
be a full ci't p. Italns have hindered faun work.
Hiillnc I-'lrhl of week hot nnd diy. but hist of
week very favorable for growth. Some damage
to oats from lust and chinch bugs. Coin doing
tlnely.
Saunders Corn haa grown slowly. Small grain
all headed. I'minlsc of a big harvest. Listed
Cfiin rather weedy. ( , rass abundant.
Sevvaid Oats not doing ns well as was ex-
peclHl. They cannot make more than half n
erop. Corn is doing finely , but many llelds very
late and xmatl yet. Winter wheat Is beginning
to turn.
Thaycr Oats too far gone befoie the rain to
make. Corn d"lng modeiately well. Much of
the icplanlcd Is small. Crop generally clean.
Harly planted corn being Inld by. Not much
fruit.
York Hot winds early In the week hurt pome
flclds of small K nil n badly. Corn Is veiy back
ward for this time of the year.
NOIlTHiASTiilN SUCTION.
Antelope Small grnln Is In good condition nnd
corn In making rapid pr < giess.
Hoyd CiopH above the average. Some damage
lo corn from hail. Italnfall normal.
Hurt Too cool for corn , but couldn't be better
for nil kinds of tmiall grain and glass. Spring
rye and bailey In the milk nnd oats just h'ad-
Ing. but promise the best for years and tin nays
ahead of the average ncason. Wild glass and
pastm MS line.
Cedar Corn growing Blow. Kmiil | grain con
tinues to do nicely.
Colfax Too cool for corn , which , however.
looks well. Spring wheat , oats nnd barley look
the heft for years. Hye that | i iked dead two
weeks ngi > will make a quarter to half crop.
Ornss In excellent O'ndltlon.
CumhiK Weather gi.od . for pnrill gvnln , which
never looked better. Corn n little Mnall. Pota
toes and all garden tiuek good. A prvrre hall
storm damaged bailey and rye badly In northern
part of rminiy.
Dakota Wheat , oats , corn nnd meadiWH nevir
aveiaged better at this season. I'utatoes a full
crop and a laiKe acreage. Weeds very bad.
Dlxon Coin has made slow growth. Ilest show
for wheat , oats and hay for yars.
Dodge All small gmln nnd potatoes have grown
well. A little cold for coin , which IH u few-
days behind what It was last > car.
DouKlah Temperature for the week averaged
seven degrti s tielovv the normal and rulnfull
O.ir. Inches less than normal.
Holt Wheat heading fast anil will bo n good
crop. Corn grows slouly from cool nlchts.
1'astures good. Meadows growing llnely. 1'ula-
toes diiing well and no IIIIKH.
Knox Ciops lire doing nicely. Small grain Is
headed. Coin la being laid by. Sweet coin Is
tassellng.
Madison Orowth of corn retarded by cool
weather and cultivation hindered by wet weather.
Hye being harvested. Wheat and oata being
harvested.
I'laite A very good week for all crops , eppe-
clully small grain. Corn IH rather backward.
OatH and spring wheat promise the laigest crops
ever ratted here. Corn doing well ; ulto grass ,
millet and alfalfa. I'otatws doing well nnd no
bugs. Kunltowen nnd other weeds crowing phe
nomenally.
Sui py Cool and cloudy , with plenty of rain.
All crops doing tlnely , but some coin Is getting
very weedy. One Held of corn rejioited In lappel.
Itusslan thistles have appeared HOIIIB In alfalfa
this faprlng.
Stanton Week exceptionally favorable to small
grain. Wheat nnd oalx are hunted out. I'astureg
In Kuod ec mil It lun nnd hay ciop will bu large.
Suear beels growing nicely.
Wmhlngton Oats heavy. Wheat good. Torn ,
poiatoea and ruh'ar beets all In promising Con
dition.
Wayne Smnll grain U filling nicely. Borne
N , W , HARRIS & GO
BANKERS ,
163-165 Dcarborn-st. , Chicago ,
f 3 Wall-si. , New York. 70 Stnle-tl. , lioitc
CITY. 00171117 , r i \ K I r \ f
. WoVcte BON Dfc
Buajbt aud Belli. Corrcipondcnoe Bgllcltcd.
damage from hall on the SHh. Corn tlolnp well ,
but backward , I
Sioux Oily , In.Crop pro"i'fcl excellent. letter
pntl of the week rattier cool for corn.
Ynnklon , S. -Wlip.it nn.1 outs In tplcmllit
roiulltlmi nnd hove Just c < .intiien'-ed to color In
finer ? . Some wheat badly lodged on low wet
Rroiiml. Some rye ha been cut nnd bntlcy IB
ready to cut. Corn coming on nit right.
CENTRAL SECTION.
Itaotio All crops doing well. Onti promise a.
Kt'"d crop. Wheat fiilr nml corn prospccls excel *
iiffaln iueliloli hcmli-il 'out nml hlnstcil In
May In ( lending out again nm ! will make n fnlr
crop , nut * somewhat Injiiiril liy Imivy wind , lint
will nuke n fnlr ctop. Pustules excellent. New
h.iy In the market.
Custcr Wheat In tilonm ami In fine condition ,
Coin very uneven , Wee-l heaviest for learn.
Tall wheat turning.
IMw run Spring vvhcnl nnd onls nre bndly u e l
up , hut corn In nil light > el nml potatoes would
iiinlie n niiod crop If e could gel more rain at
once. ( lines lm > ftcidiciicil up ninl looks nil right
ngnm.
Oieclcy All crcp * ate doing well. Choke rlictv
rli-i me ilpcnlng.
Hull- Coin making very inpld growth. t.lstr-il
coin n poor stnml nnd weidy. Onls iioiiirnh.1t
weedy nnd will make from throc-foutlln to n full
crop.
Huwnid-Corn growing well , Plenty of garden
vegetnlii | .
NamSmnll grnln In filling out writ Corn
Wiiiil-l ilo belter with wniincr weather , Potnlocn
diilnil well. PnMnres exi-elli-nt.
ShciinmiCiops hnvo made a fnlr growth. O.ils
IIMni'tlnc mniie. Nights too reel for corn. Con
Rlilernlite cotn laid by , llyu will nmlie half a
crop. IVtiitoes Koinl.
V.illcy-Thc hent of Mond.iy mido : the fmnll
grain wilt nnd developed Koine iu t. lint mm *
have ti-t I veil It. Coin i In better comtltl n Hum
luM work , but li behind the iu-n on. Some havn
lumr-sliil the first crop of nlfnlf.i fi < nn this
spi Ing's flovv ing.
SOUTH WESTERN SECTION.
Ailnnn C'ciin l doing well. Some iu t in enl * .
lint will imil ; , ' a fair crop. 1'olatoiti go il.
Chiirp Halher lee cold for corn. Small grain
will give n very email yield. Alfulfii eulilnit
cinniuenred. OrnFshoppers very had In pl.-uei.
Lincoln Crops nnd pnslilragc are In exii-llml
Cl'lldllllin.
I'nmly All vegetation ha * Improved winder-
fully since the mill.
ri.inUllnCoin Is In splendid condition. Wheat
nnd rye will pnduilily nnike n thlid of n > roii ,
Snine onl.M will Inveiy lltlil. Urnsi nood.
rrontler Hye one-luilf n crop , O.lls heavy In
Ftiaw , but Until In the In u'l. ' Coin doing well ,
flrass belter than flnei1 1SU. !
r'ninn ! * Hatlier * i i | foi i-oin. nnd weeds very
bnd. Some lust on oati. Sirninl ginulh of lye
Is Just In liloom. liny ciop will be mie. Hprln.t
\\licnt mnkliiK n big nmuili and Just iMiinmi'iu'lng
to lirad.
H.ithin Corn nml weeds growing fast. 1'nMurcs
nnd meadow * In line rnndltinn. 1'otatncH pminlsn
the laiKest yield for > euis. Alf.ilfn looking ( Inc.
lllti'hiiiek Wheat and cats all dead fM-ept
wheve Irrlgatetl. A favoialile week for corn , t'as-
turps fair , hut rain needed.
Webster Coi n ln-lni ; laid by. but ni-vdi mnro
rain.
Kearney Soil wt down four to plx Imhes.
Spring wheat and oats will be from half lo thie"
'liiaiters of n rio | > , nml In xnmc locnlltli u full
erop. There will lie considerable bailev.
I'eik-.nn Coin doing nililv well , ( lats tiadly
dam.iged by diy wniiher miller In the Mcatx-n anil
needlni ; more rain now.
riu-lp" Coin IR doing well. Thete wilt b
nearly half n erop of wbe.it nnd oalK.
Hed Willow 'orn Is grow lug well , but la late ,
Mo-u lulu Is needed.
Ilo\ Unite Crops me ndMinelng rapidly , except
i-n-ii. which Is nulte Uickwaid. 1'asturago
abundant.
CMu-iij The lain has done nn Immense nmount
of Kixul. Oats heading. Corn doing well.
Cheyenne Cinps ale looking well , but ground
IK beginning to get dry , ihuiiRli nothing In surfer.
Ing yet.
PawcF A fnlr growing week , with local phow-
er > * . .Small gtaln piofpeits good. All Mock dolns
wc'l .
Keith Too much rain. Low bottoms rovorcil
with water. OUIKH neatly teady to evil. Alfnlfa
and corn doing llnely. ( liound very weedy.
Ke.\a I'nlin Coin and poi.it. . ies il. ' .ng well.
SciittH Illuff Cn > ps ale grow.ng lapldly. Alfalfa
Is being cut for hay and Is veiy heavy.
Slf.ux Sin-ill ginln 'Jo'nK ' well. Uutlier too cool
for corn. Pastures line.
Sheridan Wheat and oats have Improved dur.
Ing the week , thouKh more tain Is needed. Cov
IH growing Mowly. _
\MATIIIK : IIU.UA
Cool \Veiitlier Hm Uiiiiu-ilril Iho Growth of
I orn * nntrhut. .
WASHINGTON. July 2. The weather bureau
In HH ic-pott "f ciop ciiillllotii for the week
ended July 1 says :
The week hast been Kctiernlly favorahle , nl-
tho-.iKh too ctKil In slates of the Missouri ami
upper Mississippi valle > H. with Ion much rain
over poi lions of the ( lulf states nnd northern
Texas. In the southern Males the corn crop
Is now practically laid hy In Kciietnlly excellent
eivtdltlon. Cool weather has retiiided the Riowth
of coin In the Dakota.- * , and while Nebiaska and
Mlntn-hotn rejiort the crop liiickvvnul. II Is In
point condition. Arkansas and Keiitmky report
the outlnnk for coin im the must promlsliiB In
years , and while lalns huve lieen U-nellclul and
Ihe crop Is doInK well In Ohio. Indian , ! und Illi
nois , In the twolast named slates there nio
comiilalnts of danmite hy clilnchbucs.
Wlnti-r wheat harvest Is Hearing completion
over the northern i irtlnn of the wUiter vvhent
lii-lt , and thioshlnir Is lieciniiltiK K'-noral. Spring
wheat Is now heading , and tin- condition of thin
crop , cmitlnues favornhle. Lldit frosla occurred
nn Iho 2Mh and 2Uh In portliOB of the DnkotaH ,
Minnesota and Wisconsin , causing xllKlit damaga
In some localities.
AcciiiiKiliitliin of drain.
NEW YORK. July 2. Special cnhle and tele-
Krnphlo dlppatohfs to HnidKtrei-l's , rmorlnff prin
cipal points of accnmulatlnn In the t'nltiil Slates.
Canada and Eun-pe. Indicate tinfollovvlni ;
changes In available stocks last Saturday , as
compared with the pievlous Saturday : Whent ,
I'nlted States nnd Canada , east of the Rncky
mountain * , decrease , 3.023,000 hu. ; 1'nclllc i-onst.
decrease , 400.0OO hu. : total decrease , hoth coasts.
3.423.0i ) bu. ; nlloat for and In Emope , Incieasc ,
2,840.000 lm. ; total dew-en e world's nvnllahle.
5R3.000 hu. Corn , I'nlled Stales and Canada , east
of tlie Rocky mountains , decieiue , C05.0IKI hu.
Oats United Slates nnd Canada , cast of thu
llnkv miumtulns. decieaMl.tlK.ooo hu. Ix-ad-
Inc decreases In visible stiicks of available vvhent
not Included In the olllelnl visible supply report
for hist week Include the followlni ; : IM5.000 Int.
In north west i rn In i-rlor eleviitnrs , 430.0HO bu. In
MllvvniikK- private elevators , f,3 , < W bu. In Chl-
cnito private elevatiirs. 44.009 bu. at 1'orl Huron
and i.o.O'H ) bu. ul Cleveland. Taere were no cor-
rei-piiiidlnB Incientcs , Ihe larKi-r ones lielni ; 20.000
hu. each al Akron and OKdemdiuiK.
SiiRwr .tlurkot.
NEW YORK July S. StT.AR Raw , nominal ;
sales , 6,384 hairs centrlfiiK.il. ' ' " > test. 2 6-lCc , c.
and f. ; s.iHKl IIIIKS centilfUKiil. tit ! test , nt brenk-
. and 1.0'0 ' bags c-n'rl-
w.iler , 2 ll-ICc , c. and f. .
fUKiil. K leht. nt breakwater. 3 > lc , exhlp -
meni ; l.57i : baps nvilasH-s. 8-J test. IHc ,
c. and f. ; renned. linn : N" . . 4Sit3-lCc ; No. 7 ,
3 ll-lfiill'dc ; No. 8 , 3'kWI 11-lBe ; No. . 3 13-16W
4e ; No. 10. Wt < it3 15-lCc ; No. 11. 3 ll-lCJJ3'ic ( ; No.
12 , 3 9.1Gfr3 ic : No. 13 , .1-V ; off A. 4 l-lMflXcj
mold A. 4 11ICfiliFtiindnnl : A. 4 5-1CH4'ini
confectlniiers' A. 4 fi-l&iil'.ic ; cut loaf , 5 l-lCM5'o :
crui-liid , 5 MMj5ic ! ; Kriinulatcd , 4 7-lCtf4'icj ' !
ciiU-D , 4 MC4ic. !
IMIIvviinUre .Marl < ot .
MILWAUKEE. July 2. WHEAT Weak ; No S
sprlnir , 70c ; No. 1 northern , 7Cc ; Kcptembcr ,
I'bilN Neclected ; No. 3. 4CHc.
OATS Imiellve ; No. 2 whle , 27Hc ; No. 3
white , nominal.
IIARI.EY Weaker ; No. 2. 4 < ic ; sample , 48c
RYE In inmU-rale supply ; No. 1 , 59'ic.
AUniit-niiollH IVIirnt Murker.
MINNEAPOLIS , July 2. WHEAT A llttl *
hiuher ; July. 70Hc ; Sep-emher. CSi c ; December ,
7M/ie. On track. No. 1 hard , 72e ; No. 1 northern ,
71'io ' ; No. 2 northern , 70'ic.
FLOUR Easy ; tlrsl palmtH , J3.80fM.20 ; second
palenls , J3C iii3.90 ; llrsl clears , $3.45 3.55 ; necand
clofim , J2.95ii3.05 ; e > | inrt bakers. J2.W03.20.
KniKMH 'llv I'riiilncr M-irkvl.
KANSAS CITY , July J.-WHI3AT Quiet ; No.
2 hard , CMjCSo ; No. 2 led , CSJ(7tic ; reji-cted , W4
CORN Lower ; No. 2 mixed , 39V4Q40c ; No. 1
"oATS C'4c lower ; No. 2 mixed , 22'.aG23'c ' ; No.
2 white , 25c. .
Duliitliliciit Marlrt.
DUI.UTH. Minn. . July 2. WHEAT Quiet ; No.
1 hard , cash. 72 > ie ; July , 73e ; No. 1 northern ,
cash. 72'ic ' : July. 72'io ; September , "OV.e ; Di-oem-
ler. 72'.c ; NJ. 2 northern , ctis'i , GSvdcj No. 2 north-
rm , M'e ; u-Jectid , C 'ic : to airlve , No. 1 hard ,
73c ; No. 1 northern , 72 ! < iC.
Oil Murker.
11REMEN , Jul > 2. I'ETROLEUM 7 mark t
' ' "
"LONDON. July s.-r-Ai.utiTTA LINSEED-
Spot , 3fx : Juno shipments , vl.i cape. 3S .
ANTWERl' , July 2.-l'ETROLEU.M-19t WcO
2 > ) f.
'I'rUcdVheiit Qiiotulloiie.
RAN FRANCISfO. July 2. WHEAT Easyj
Detc-mber , $1.0. % ; cleared , 12S.110 cintnU wheiil.
Miiiicbemer 'Icxtllni.
MANCIinSTCH , July 2.-Cloltm and yarns
qulft , with very little business doing.
K. P. SMITH ( Tel. 1J08) B. M. STANI-'OIID
F. P. SMITH & CO.
GRAIN and E-UIOVISJONS
Room 4. M. Y. Life Hldu. , Omnha.
Ilranch cilices at Kremont ami C'junibu | > , All
orders placed on the ChlnKo Itourd of Trade.
CorrenponilcntH : Sihwurtz , Dupi-e & Co. , C'hl *
capo : Schrelner. Klnck & Co. . Bt. Louis. Uefer
to First National Ilank. Oinalu.
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