rt THE OMAHA DAILY BE.BI WP/DNUSSDAY , JULY 24. isos.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Despite Plenty of Bullish News the Wheat
and Corn Markets Were Weak ,
DECLINES IN. ACTIVE FUTURES LIMITED
Vrovlxlnnn SufTcroit from llonr At-
tnckN and Clienpcr HORN Wlivnt
Stiirlvil Slow mill Iti-iiuiliicil
H TliroiiKlioiit ( lie Iluy.
CHICAGO , July S3. Despite plenty of
bullish news the wheat nnil corn mnrkets
were wenk todny nml closed with respective
losses of Ic nnd Tie per 1)U. Outs were nleo
wenk , but less FO thnn the more pretentioiiH
neighbors , the declines In Its active future
being limited to less than \io \ bu. Provi
sions suffered from bear attacks nnd
cheaper hotss.
Whcnt Htartcd weak nnd remained BO de-
sjilto the fact thnt there wns much bullish
news alloat. The Chicago receipts , as In
spected Into store , amounted to seventy-one
car loads , four of which graded No , 2. On
the correFpondliiB day of last yenr the In
spection wns 725 carp , 532 of which Inspected
Into the contract grade. Minneapolis nnd
Duluth received 2r S cars , compared with 311
Innt year. The total receipts at the western
primary markets were 374,000 bu. . against
1,174,000 bu. n. year ago. The one bearish
fenturo of the dny's movement wn the
small Atlantic port shipments , consisting of
only 14uC7 bu. of wheat nnd 13.851 bbls. of
( lour. The summing up of the olllclul report
of the world's exports last week was fi , X-
000 bu. , compared with shipments of fltt7,000
bu. from the same places the- week before.
The cnbl a , however , w iv dlnapp I ting , the
crop reports were fnvor.ible anil the crowds
of fcalpers nil seemed to be long. lirau-
Btrect's statement of the week's changes In
the world's stocks , showing u decrease ol
2K0,000 ! bu. , caused nn advance ofvs \ per
bu. when It was made known , but the I4c
disappeared ngnln nbout ns quickly as It
had come Into sight , giving the scalpers nn
excuse to grip the prollt In the He rise.
Another diversion was made In favor of the
bull side by the reported taking for ship
ment from here of 200.000 bu. of wheat , of
which 100,000 bu. was to go lo Toledo , but
oven that feature of the present situation
created no lasting Impression , Wheat
started with September from C8',4c down to
G7T4c , ns against CSc nt the close of the
market yesterday. After gradually sagging
to 67c It recovered to CSlic , nnd twice sub
sequently It tumbled back to G7ic , nnd rose
ngnln to the previous highest' point , reachIng -
Ing GS'/ic on Hrndstreet's bulge , but always
tending quickly back to around the opening
llgures , and toward the close the market
wns In the most bearish mood , the price
getting down to GT'.ic. The closing quota
tion was C7',4c to 67c.
Corn again wns forced to come under the
Influence of the line crop prospects. The
day's receipts numbered 298 cars , nnd the
quantity Inspected out was 20I.XIO ( bu. Hrnd-
strcet reported the stock 1.109,000 bu. less
than It was a week ago , but the fine
new crop prospects overshadowed every
thing else nnd caused weakness to be the
predominating feature of the dny's business.
September from 41o and 44Hc had a tem-
narnry advance tu 45c. In the afternoon It
became very heavy nnd wns llrst at Its low
est price ns the session eloped. September
declined to 44c and closed at 44',4c to 4 Hie.
In oats trading was of n very ordinary
character. The feeling wag comparatively
steady early In the session , deriving what
little ndvnnce there occurred In the higher
cash mnrket , The speculative market de
clined toward the close with wheat. Sep
tember opened nt 22c. sold at 22 c ,
dropped to 22'/4c and rested nt from 22'Ac
to 22c.
Provisions lost more thnn all they gained
yesterday , and at the close the following
were the respective losses : Pork , 42i/.c :
lard , lOc per 100 Ibs. , and ribs 20c per 100
Ibs. The market was nt Its weakest near
the end. The hog receipts were 17,000 head
but prices were quoted 15c lower than on
the day before.
Estimated for Wednesday : Wheat 31
cars ; corn , 120 cars ; oats , 70 cais ; hogs , 20000
head.
The leading futures rangei ns follows :
Artlcly * . I Opin. | lIUIi. I Low. | CloTT"
\Vlwat No. 2
07K
Sept. . . . . . . U7HCCRU OH'j '
70 70)4 ) DOHSJ4
Corn No. 2. .
July 45 4 4 MOW
Sept. 4S 44
May
Cats No. a. . .
July. 23'ii '
Sept
May 2S'
fork ncr bbl
Sept.j. . 11 on 11 00 10 7 10 77
Jan 10 UO 10 00 10 US 10 70
JUid.lOOlbs
Sept. 0 35 0 37H 0 30 C U2
OcU 0 40 0 40
Jan 0 35 0 35 U 30
Short Ribs
Sept 0 30 n 30 G 1C 0 17
Oot 0 HO 6 30 0 15 0 15
Jan. . . . . . D O''H 5 O'J C UO 6 ( J2
Cnsh quotntlons were as follows :
WHEAT No. 2 spring , CC'JiecsHcj No. 3 spring ,
nominal ; No. 2 red , CO-HtjCTc.
COHN-No. 2 , 44'iff4l ic ; No. 3 yellow , 44U
ie ; No , 2 white , 2
'
RYE No. .
11ARLEY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3. nominal : No
4 , nominal.
FLAX SEED-NO , t. ii.nei.u.
TIMOTHY HEED I'rlmr. { C.
PROVISIONS Mesii pork , per bbl. , DlO.7niT10.75-
lard , per 100 Ibs. , J6.23fiC.27Vi ; nhoit ribs , sides
( loose ) , J6.0-fC.10 ; dry cillfd shoulders ( boxc-l ) ,
| 5.37 > ifi5.M ) : short clear sides ( boxed ) . JC.5'HiC.b2U.
WlHHKY-Dlstillers' tinlshed goods , per g.ii ! !
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
today :
On the I'rjltijj .
exoliinTOtoJ.iv the buttar mir-
kei wa * nrm : creamery , 10i l7c : dairy , 10U
lOc. E B. Urni ; llail c. Chcnse , 7O7Jic.
NEW YOUIC fiH.MCUAL MA11KET.
QiintiiiloiiM ( in ( li > I'rliirlpnl
CtiiiiiuoilltlcH niiil SlnplcN.
NEW YORK , July . -
23.-FLOUR-Recelpls. 28-
000 bbls. ; exports , 2,600 bbls. ; ilrm on fprlng
patents , little or no change In winters ; clly mill
patents , t4.40O4.CO ; city clears , > l. 0004.13 ; winter
patents , I3.65W3.90 ; winter straights , J3.Mft3.C3 ;
Minnesota patents , J3.SOS 3.76 ; winter extras , J2.90
63.20 ; Mlnnetiota bakers , J2.9003.30 : winter low
prudes. J2.20K-3.00 ; spring low grades , Jl.Wi-2 40 .
Rye flour , lowtr : superfine. J3. 3.40.
C.0Il.N.SKArv ! 9ulet : y-'How western , J1.09B1.10 .
WHEAT-Recelpts. 9,300 bu. 3.j.
; exports. I2.6W bu .
Bpot market , dull and lower ; No. 2. 71Uc No i
northern. 73 c ; No. I haid. 74\Jc. \ d.'lheml. Op 1d
tions sold off thai ply llrst under Improved
weather nnd crop news , lower cables and foreign
selling , recovered nt noon on light winter wheat
receipts , rumored export satis und Hrndslien's
big reduction In the world's slocks , but finally
J > , IXCF ! H"1" reallxlni : by rcalners nnd closed
T4O1HO lower ; Septemlwr , 71 9-l ei2 7-lCc. closed
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buying , but gnve way under line crop prospects.
July , closed 4iHc ; Sep.ember , 49 > 44J43Jic. closed
OATS Receipts , 60.100 bu. ; exports , 100 bu. Spot
quiet ; No. 2. SHWSHic ; N'O. 2 white. 31c , oi
tlons dull and easier ; closed URUc lower ; July
closed 2SHc : August , closed 2J4c ; September
SIHIlXTir. closed 2CHc ; October , cloiwl 27c
HAY Stronger ; uhlpplng. J7.W > a8.00 ! good to
choice. IS.WIdO.oi ) .
. , K.E y r)7Q , * 0f/93c. .U-lran' "flMc : middlings. SOCSSc ;
HOPS Quiet ; stnte , Tomrnon to choice , old
I&5c ; 1894 crop. BiWc : const , old , 3iflc : ! Sa4 crop
Hi'Jc ; I mdon market etendy ,
HllE Firm : wet saltul New O.Ienns se
lected , 45 to CS Ibs. , nominal ; Texas seleclnl
: iHfi24e.
WOOL Firm ; domestic net-ce , 18S2 > c ; pulled.
itoVlSIONS-Reef , uteaily : family. J12.00SJ1
13.60 ; extra mess. js.ooi .W ; beef hams , Jls.oow
18.50. Cut meats , s'endy ; pickled b.'llles , J7.25W
S.OO ; pickled shoulders. J6. Lard , easier ; western
'
CHEEHE Small. renn > ylvunla , 8io ; patt
skims. 2Jj5c ; full nklins. HiBHic ; yellow , easy.
HOHIN Quli't ; strained , common to good , 11.53
I < OTATOES-Dull ; Virginia Rose , 11.5002.00 ;
Long Ie1 nd , Jl.75Ji2.00 ] > eel > . J3.00 < f4.lo.
RICE Steady ; domestic , fair to extra , 4U06Uc ;
Japan , 3SCiiHc.
MOUABHES Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice , 2 ! > d3c ,
l'EACHES-tOcfcJl.75.
Al'l'LES Ilbl. . . 75c 7Jl.50.
WATERMELONS 802JC.
MI'SKMEIvONS-Hbls. , Jl.0004.00.
FREIOHTS To LlvMpocI , tlrmi grain , by
tteam. l > iT ! > t.
MI'TTALS 1'lg Iron , nrm ; southern. 111.00
11.00 ; northern. I1I.OK/14.W. Copper , strong ; m.
change price , JH.3501140. Iad , itnniici exchange ' -
change price , JJ.IO 3.C'j. ' Tin , Hrm ; utralts ,
| 14.C04il4.ti.'l ; plates , firm. Spelter , Irrrnrr ; domes-
lie. JJ.751rS.M.
COTTONSEEq OIL Firm ; crude , 238210 , nom
inal , oft crude. tlj22c ; prime summer yellow ,
27 : fZWc ; off summer yellow. IM'ic bid ; yellow
butler vrodes , 2Sc , prlma kumm'T white , JOc.
IIrj- Cumin ainrkt-t.
NEW YORK. July 2J. Agents hava advanced
the prlc of Forcit Mill * 4-4 u 4 7and Tea
Hlrike t-4 Menrhcil cottons 2U per rent , nnd
WhitIn H-vllln 4-4 lilenc.inl'tf. . The mnrket
f r all grndeii of cloth Is very linn and liliciier
prices nre looked for In the near future. Ilrown
cottons nre In letter demand than snles , as sell
ers nrp not nnmlng prices for late deliveries.
1'rlnted fabrics had more attention all mound.
As UMinl oa Tuesday , there were not the tmunl
mail orders , but new engagements were of better
than average proportions. II Is a very Mrnt
mnrkri for cotton goods. 1'rlntlng cloths nulet
and flrm nl 2 15-lt > c , nnd sellers waiting for 3c.
OMAHA UU.VKIlAIi AIAItlCKT.
Coiiilltlnii f Triulf nnil < liioiitlotin (
IMI Hlnplv nnil Kniicy rroiliico.
EOQlS-Cholce stock , lOSlOHc.
RUTTEH-l'Hckltig slock , "WflSc ; choice to
fancy , lOfllZo ! gathered creamery , lie ! separator
creamery , lc. ( !
LIVE POULTRY Hens , Sfie' c ; roosters , 3e ;
spring chickens , per II ) . . 12013c ; ducks , 7u ; spring
dueks , lOc ; turkeys , CQc ; geese , 6t.
VEAICholce fat. 70 to 100 Iba. . nre quoted nt
GflCVic ; large and coarse , 405 < ic.
CHEESE Wisconsin full crenm , 9c ; Young
Americas , lliilJo ; twins. 11571 ? ? : Nebraska nnd
lown , full crenm , loc ; Llmburger , No. 1 , lOc ;
brick. No. 1 , llc ; Swiss , No. 1 , 13c.
HAY Upland hny , J7.50 ; midland. $7.60 ; low-
Innd. J7 ; new hay. J5.Wrye ; straw , 5 ; color
makes the pi Ice on hny. Light bnles sell the best.
Only lop grades bring top prices.
I'lOEONS 1'cr doz. , Jl.U01il.25.
. VEOETAHLES.
I'OTATOES New iHjtntoes , choice stock , J00
o's'IONS Hermudns , per crnte , none ; California ,
In sacks , per bu. , 8' > cflJ1.00 ; home grown. 60 i6e.
OLD I1EANS Hnnd picked , navy , J2.20 ; Limn
beans , per Ib. , BUflS'iiC.
< ! AIllIAaE On orders , sacked , l'4c. '
RADISHErf 1'er do . bunches , 15c.
OHIIEN ONIONS I'er doz. bunches , lOc.
LETTCCE I'er doz. . 13 20C.
AHIMRACIUB Choice stock on orders , JSflCOo
per doz. bunches.
CtUTMHEHS On orders , COflSSc per Joz.
TEAS On oideis , pel bu. , CJtlCJi ; .
STHlNd IlEANS-On ordeis , per bu. , C006. > c.
TOMATOES Choice stock , per 4-bntket uintc ,
8"H90c ; 6 to 10-cnse lots. 0 .
SUMMER SQUASH I'er doz. , on orders. 20-31 -
40c.
WATERMELONS I'er doz. , crntcd , J2.5083.00.
OREEN I'EI'1'EHS-rcr bu. . tl.0001.DO.
WAX IlEANS-lVr bu. . C0863.- .
CAt'I.IFI.OWKH-l'cr doz. . 75c J1.00.
to two dozen. 4lfl.Vc. )
CALl'IFLOWEH I'er doz. . 75ciJ1.0i ) .
CELERY Home grr.wn , per doz. , 4'J ' I-C.
FRUITS.
1'EARS Callfoinla Unitletts , per box , J2.60 ; B
to 10-l)0i lots , J2.23.
RED RASIMIERHlES-No shipping stock.
I'Ll'MH California , per bux , choice stock , J1.50
1.7S ; snutliein , per care , Jl.2. > .
APRICOTS No shipping stock.
SOUTHERN PEACHES Per C-basket crate ,
II. W.
Al'l'LES Choice f hipping Etock , bbls. , J2.00JJ
2.23 ; cook ng apples | 1.7f. 2.X ! > .
CALIFORNIA PEACHES I er box , 90c ; D to
lOcimlots. . S.lc.
STRAWIIERRIES Cho'ce shipping stock , none.
CHERRIES No shipping slock.
noOSKHERIHKS No shipping stock.
IILACK RASI'llERRIES-No shipping stock ,
11LACKI1ERHIES Choice stock , per 24-qt.
tnse. J2.iOJi2.2S.
ORAPns Aiknnsas stock , per C-basket cinte ,
ll.UOlf 1 2o.
TnorICAI , rnuiTS.
Statistically , lemons nre fuld to be In a
stronger position than for several years past nt
this season , cays the New York Journal of Com
merce. and It Is held that only nn ordinary nctlve
summer demand Is required to cause prices to ad
vance sharply. Last yenr tills time there were
406.650 tKixes on t.ie way to United States ports ,
the bulk licing for New York. In 1893 , at the
same date , the quantity afloat for the American
market wns 4..6.10 < ) Inixex. At the piesent time
the slock nllont and loading Is placed nt R30.IKH )
boxes , or 17ti,000 lers thun nt the corresponding
dale last year nnd 220.000 le. s than on th ? same
day In 1S9.1. The short ehlpmen's nre attributed
to a partial crop failure. Induced by the extreme
cold weather In March , this year , which caused
the young fruit In many districts to drop al
most entirely from the trees , and left the over-
hfnds In protected districts to virtually supply
the requlremi-nts of the consuming trnde. It
hns been reported recently thnt steamers char
tered for Sicilian ports find It dllllcult to procure
enough fruit to fill out their cargoes , nnd nre
obliged to take general merchandise. Again It
Is reported thnt had the early July trnde here
been up to expectations und thut hud prices ad
vanced Instead of declining , there would lm\e
been less of a shortage In the July shlpmcn s.
t.ie Intimation being that supplies are held back
awaiting a better market In this country. Quo-
ORANOES Navels , per box , J3 ; choice seed
lings , per box , J2.60 ; Mediterranean sweets , J2.75
{ fs.oo ; fancy St. Michaels , none.
LEMONS Extra fancy lemons. SCO size. J6.00 ®
C.25 ; 300 size , JO.23fl6.DO.
HANANAS Choice laige stock , per bunch , J2.25
C2.60 ; medium sl/.e bunches , J2.0u4J2.25.
PINEAPPLES Per doz. . J2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIGS Fancy , 13c ; choice , 12 ic.
HONEY California , I4B15c.
MAPLE SYIU'P Gallon Jugs , per doz. , } 12 ;
IJIxby. 5-gal. cans , J3.
NUTS Almonds , 14c ; English , walnuts , soft-
shelled. 12c ; standards , lie ; filberts , loc ; Brazil
nuts , lOc ; pecans , 9c ; peanuts , raw , Cc ; roasted ,
DATES In CO to 70-Ib. boxes , Cc per Ib. ; ford
dates , small boxes , lOo per--lb.
CIDER Pure Juice , per bbl , , J5 ; half bbl. . J3.
RICE POPCORN In the ear , on ordeis , per
Ib. . 2Uc.
TAtlI.ow.
HIDES No. 1 gleen hldi-s , 6',2c ; No. 2 green
hides , tic ; No. 1 green salted hides , 1'c ' ; No. 2
green salted hides. 8V4c ; No. 1 vial calf. 8 to 15
Ibs. , 13c ; No. 2 veal cnlf , 8 to 15 Ib * . , lOfflO'.ic :
No. 1 diy Illut hides. 12ftl4c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides
12c ; No. 1 dry suited hides. 12c ; partly cured
hides. He per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS-Green salted , each. 23SCOo
green sailed shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) ,
each , 58 loc , dry shearlings ( short wooled eail.
skins ) ' No. 1 , each , 6@10c ; dry shrarllngs ( sior )
wooled curly skins ) . No. 2 , each , 5c ; Jry Illn
Kansns nnd Nebr.ji butcher wool pelts , pet
pound , actual welgnt , 5B8c ; dry flint Kansas and
Ntbraskn murrain wool pelts , per pound , uctual
weight , 4ft Cc , dry flint Colorado butcher woo'
pelts , per pound , actual weight , 4Ji6'/jc ; dry
Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per pound
actual weight. 4O c. Hnve te't cut elf , as It I :
useleHS to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tnllow , 4U
44c ! ; No. 2 tallow , 3V4W4C ; greuse. white A , 4'i
4'ic ' ; grease , white I ! , 34c ! ; grease , yellow , 2UW
So ; grense , dark , 2'jc ' ; old butter , 2Q24c ; bees
wax. prime , 17fi20c ; rough taikw , 2c.
WOOL , UNWASHED Fine heuvy. M7e : fin *
Ilglit.SIlSo ; quarter-blood , 10il2c ; seedy , burn
nnd chaffy. Sig9c ; cotted nnd broken , coarse , " < it
PC : cntled nnd bioken , fine , CSSc.
WOOL , WASHED Medium. 1501Sc ; fine. 14f
16" ; tub wnshed. ICfllPc : black. 8c ; bucks , Cc
tag locks. 2j3c ; dead pulled.
AVool
PHILADELPHIA. July 23. WOOL Quiet ;
manufacturers holding off ; Ohio , Pennsylvania
nnd West Virginia , XX nnd above. 18Rl ! > c ; X
und nlove , ITWISc ; medium. 22f23c ; qunrter-
blooil , 23T24c ; ctmmon , 20r21c ; New York , Mich
igan nnd Wisconsin. X nnd abovi * . 16ffl"c ; me
dium , 19320c ; qunrter-boj ] < l , 22 { 23c ; common ,
wushed cornl > lnRs , delnlne , line , X or XX ,
nuilhiin , 23i24c | ; quarter-blood , 24025c ;
bruld , 24j2r > c : unwashed , lO'.itTlSc ' ; quarter-blood.
19 20c ; binld , lS 19c ; unwashed , light and
bright , X or XX. 145T16c : fine. X or XX , ISffljc ;
medium , 16I7c : quarter-blood , lS@19c ; common ,
ir.filGo ; unwashed , dark colored , fine , X or XX ,
lOffllc ; ( lie medium , ll13c ; medium , 12ffl3c ;
coarse , 12ftl3c ; common , Hgll3c : territory and
nDithwestern. dark. line. X or XX , lOJfllc ; line
medium. HK13c ; medium , 12i(13e ; coarse , 12fil3c.
LONDON , July 23. There wan n very large
attendance at the wool auction snles todny , nnd
the demand was strong from everywhere. The
number of bales offered was 13,578 , of which 18
weio withdrawn.
Pales In detail : New South Wnles , C2S talcs ;
xiured ] , 7clH1 2d : grensy , 4K9',4d. Queensland ,
1.C37 bales ; scoured , ftlfils lid : greasy. I'.iiiM.
Victoria , 1B56 bales ; scoured , Rc12 3d ; greasy ,
49d. South Australia. 2.S03 bales ; scoured ,
r.,4dJTls Id ; greasy. 4 > ,4 < BS > 4d. New Zealand.
1.138 bales ; scoured , lOdffls 2d ; greasy , CVJiftlOd.
Cape of Ooad Hope nnd Natal , 619 bales ; scoured.
SidUls 3d ; greasy. 4',4 ? GHd.
HOSTON. July 23. WOOI > Continues active , but
there Is practically no change In prices from
liLxt week. The amount of wool sold during the
week just ended Is much less thnn the ubnorrnnl
amounts thnt hnve been handled during the
three or four preceding weeks. About 4.600.000
lliM. have been handled thin week , mostly te.
manufacturers. Australian wool has been In ex
cellent demand during the week.
Following nro quotations on leading deserlp.
lions : Ohio nnd Pennsylvnnln fleeces. XX and
above , ISe ; No. 1 combing , 2e : No. 2 combine
23e ; delnlne , 20c : Michigan. Illinois , etc. , X.
leniSlic ; Nn. 1 MlehlKnn nnd Illinois , 20c ; X
Illinois , lSVji17c ; No. 1 Illinois , 2lc ; No. 2 MichIgan -
Igan combing , 22c ; X New York. 19Q20c ; No. \
New York , lSi19o ; delaine , Michigan , ISClSlic ;
unwashed medium Kentucky and Maine qunrter-
blo-xl combing. ! o ; Kentucky and Maine three-
elghths-Mixiil coinhlJig , 19c : Indiana nnd Mlisourl
qunrter-blood enmblng , 1SH4I19C ; Oeorgla nnd
Ix > ulslnnn , I7 ? 18e ; Teins wools , spring , medium ,
12 months. 12S14c ; seouretl price. 31H32c ; Spring
field. 12 months , HfllSc ; scoured price , 24r36o ;
territory wools , Montana , Une medium ami fine ,
llilll'ic : scnuri'd price , 3Ci3c ; Montana. No. 2
medium , 14iilCc ; seoureil price , 33o : Australian ,
scoured basis combine superfine , 42&4Jc ; cornb-
Inf , good. S9042e.
iif CJntlii
NEW YORK. July 2.1.-Speclal cable and te'e-
graphic advices to HradMreet's. coverlnK1 th *
principal points of accumulation In ( he United
Stntes. Cnnida and Europe , together with sup
plies afloat for Eurcp * from all sou'ces. Indi
cate the following clmngei In available stork
last Saturdav , as compared with the precrdlng
Saturday : Unlt'd Stntes nnd Canada , enrt of the
Rocky mountains , whcnt. dec.ease , 1.0C9.000 bu. ;
United Stntes. Pacific coutt , wtient. decrease ,
319 000 bu , ; total decrease. Inth coasts , wheat ,
1 , 8.000 t > u. ; nllont for nnd In Europe , decrease ,
whent. 1.21 ! Oi bu. : totnl d'crennworld's aval-
able wheat , 262c.00a bu. : United Stntes nnd Cnn-
ada , enst of the Rm-kv mountains , corn , de
crease. I.S09.0M bu. ; United Stntes and Cnnadn ,
rut of the Rocky mountains , oats , decrenre ,
376.000. Lending decreases of available wheat last
week , excluding those covered by the visible sup
ply report , were S.'AOiiO bu. In northwestern In
terior elr\ators. 38,000 bu. at Cleveland and 22.000
bu. nt Kingston , Ont. Corresponding Increases
Include S3I > X > bu. In Milwaukee private elevators.
Sl.tHM bu. In Chicago private elevators. 3Sr > M bu.
at Pltttburg and 29.000 bu. at Ogdensbuig.
Ciitton
NEW YORK , July 23. COTTON-Futureg
clcued iteady ; sales , 140.300 tales ; July , 16.77 ;
August , Jft.77 : September. J6.S3 ; October , ItSS :
November , J . J ; December. J6.98 ; January , 17.03 ,
February. J7.08 ; March. J7.1S.
NEW ORLEANS. July 23. COTTON-Easy ;
middling , 6 ic ; low middling , 6Uc ; Rood ordinary ,
G 15-lCc ; net and gross receipts , 23 bales ; exporU
to the continent , UO tales ; coastwise , 200 bales :
ales , .00u bales : stock. 99.838 bnlrv.
ST. XUIS. July 23. COTTON Quiet : mid.
dllng , C'ic ; no sales reported ; receipts , 721 bales ;
shipments , 715 bales ; stock , l.EOu bales.
MlituriipollKVIieiit
MINNEAPOLIS , July . WHBAT-July ,
tOHc ; Sep'eniber. MHc ; December , 6S tC65Hcj ;
on track , Na. 1 hard. S7'.ic ; No. 1 northern ,
UKc ; No. 3 northern , 61 $ * ° -
FLOUR-Steady ; first patent * , P.(003.t0 ; MO-
rod patents , 1.SOtf3.70 ; first clenrs , IJ.5003.00.
lecond clears , 12.45 , export bakers , I2.4S03.00.
STOCKS AMI IIOM1.S.
Upward Murrim-tit In PrlocH llccclvcil
n KroNli InipctiiN.
NEW YORK. July 23. The upwnrJ movement
In prices on the Slock exchange received /resh
Impetus todny In renewed buying for the short
account. Crop ndvlces continue very fnvornblo
nnd Ihe wenk spots In the mnrket are few. The
mnrket opened nctlve , with n confident lone to
the trading , which subsequently dexelopeJ Into
pronounced buoyancy. The ndvance nt times wns
retnrdcd by snles to take profits , but thesa were
Inconsequential.unlll the last hour , when a de
termined attack wus made by the bears , which
caused a sharp brenk In some shares. Sugar and
the grangers were In excellent buying demand ,
the hitler on crop news nnd the former on orders
from n pool of Insiders. At the highest point of
the. day the moie Important gains were : The
grangers , from > ,4 to 2'4 ' per cent , the Intter In
Hock Islnnd ; Sugar , 1 > per cent : Bugnr pre
ferred , 1 per rent : Starch first preferred , 2 per
cent ; lown Central preferred. Nickel Plato seconds
ends preferred and Louisville & New Albany pre
ferred , " 4 per cent ! Tobacco nn4 Wtbash pie.
ferrtd , IH per cent ; Pullman , Hi per -cant , nnd
Minneapolis Iron , Panhandle preferred , Tennes
see Coal , Illinois Central nnd Cotton Oil preferred ,
1 per cent. The flnnl rnld broke Sugar Itf per
cent , Rock Islnnd nnd Lake Shore 1 per cent nnil
the other shares n fraction. Marked strength
wns , however. noted In Chicago On nnd the
Lenther shares In the Into trading , these s.ocks
closing at the best llguies of the day , making
net gains of 2 > 4 per cent , U per cent nnd li per
cent respectively.
The mnrket closed Irregulnr , the more ? Impoitnnt
changes on the day not already stnted being nil-
vnntes In Hock Islnnd nnd Inwn Central pro-
feired of 114 per cent. Tobacco I'd per cent , Sugar
preferred , Cotton Oil preform ! nnd Illinois ( en-
ttnl 1 per cent. Hallway nnd mlscelhine > us nnit-
gages were strong and active , with sales of 12 OCO -
OOll.
OOll.The Evening Post's London cablegram says
the stock markets were Irregular today , consols ,
colonials nnd foreigners being lint. American
railways nnd mines were very strong , the former
cloning nt the best. Operations here , however , nre
mnlnl.v confined to beirs covering. The new
Hrazlllan loan Is quoted at n smnll discount. It
had not nil enthusiastic reception.
The following were the cioslng quotations of
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Atchlson 131 Northwestern 10H (
Adams Express. . . 147 dopld Ml )
Alton. T. 11 1)4 ) N. Y. Central 101H
Am. ExprcsB 11H N. Y. AN. K " " "
Hnltlmoro A Ohio , ( ill Ontario * W . . . 17H
Canada Pacific. . . . C > 41 < Oregon Imp lli !
Canada Southern . M Ore/eon Nar . . . i'HId
Central Pnol Ho. . . . 1SI < | 0. S. I * A U. N. .
Chen. .V Ohio ' . ' 1'i P.iclllc Mall. . . .
Chicaco Alton ISO P. D , A E S <
C. , It. A Q XHH Plttsbur ? IfiO
Chlcavo Gas GHi Pullman I'alaco. . 174
Consolidated Oas. laoU Rendlnif ! ( ' . <
P..C. . C. ASt. L. . . . 47 ? R. O. W 17K
Colo. Coal A Iron. siiH. ! , G. W. Dfa 43
Cotton-Oil Cert. . . . JUU | Rock Island 1&H
Delaware .t Hud. . in'.l i St. Paul UI'H '
Del. . LauK. 4 W. . . Itl'JU d3 pfd I''H
D. .til. O. PfJ 47)4 ) St P. .VOma'iA. ' . . . 40M
I ) , AC. R Co 21H dopM 11H
Erie fjfilsoutliern Pailllc. . V'4' <
do Dfd ii'J'tiSir.ir ' Killnery. . . . ll : t <
Fort Wayne Tciin. Coil A Iron. SSU
R. Northern oM. . . Tcx : Paltt : ! ' . ' ? (
U. i B. I nfd. . . . . T. AO Cotit. Dfd. . 7H
Hocking Valley. . . ( Inton Pacific. . . . 11M
Illinois Onlril. . . U. S. Exorcss 41
St. P. ADuluth. . . . _ ? IW. St. L. * P. nfd.
K.AT.Pfd 37X Welln Faire I 107
L'lko Krle SiVesl Western Union . . ! ) ! *
L'ike Shore I5' . ' ! < Whoolmir A L. E. .
Lead Trust VWt donfd f'llK
Louisville ; & N. . . . 6l ! iM. | ASt. L 2'-
L. A N. A U D. ft. R.0 14H
Manhattan Con. . . ll'JH
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' * '
MeinonlBAO Ui N. L' . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . i7' !
Michigan Cent. . . . 101 C.F. & ! . . , . 37 {
Missouri Paslfto. . 3M : donfd 03
Mobile A ; Ohio. . . 24 IL AT. C 3
National Cor.lam 1 T. A. A. A N. M. . . . S
Nat. Conlago Dfd. 1H' T. St. L. iK.C. . . . 0
N.J. Central 101 ! < do pM 14lft
N. A W. pfa 1HH S. U. II 14 < (
North Am. Co. . . . 6)t dopld 41i
Northern Pacific. . 44 * Am. Tab. Go 111W
No.Pnc. ufd IHH dopM Ill
U.P. . D. AU St. P. . M. A M 118
New York Money MnrK 't.
NEW YORK , July 23. MONEY ON CALI >
Easy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed ,
1 ' '
I'RufS' MERCANTILE PAPER-3HJ4 per
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm , with actual
business In bankers' bills nt $4.C9Kff4 90 for de
mand and nt $4.88J4.S9 for sixty days ; iwsted
rates , > 4 89V4ff4. ! and J4.90V44f4.lllj commercial
CiOVERNMENT HONDS Steady ; state bonds ,
quiet ; railway lionds , strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows :
U.S. 4 , re.now. P. Ints of 'M. . . 11)1 !
U. S.4s coup.new. 1V3H D. AR. O. 7s Ill
II. 9. fi * . ran 11SM I ) . AR. G. 49 Hi )
IJ. S. Bs.coup HUH Erie Uds
U.S. 4H. r.'if U. 11. AS. A. Us. . . .
U. S. 48.conn i. II AS. A. 7s. . . . Id t4 !
II.S.V8. rue H.AT. a 5s 1111
1'aclOctln or'UJ. . 1UO do Oh Itlrt
Al.i. Clais A mo M. K. A T. lut 43. . H7W
Ala. Clais O 107 do id 4 7
Aln.Cli : U 117 Mutual Union Us. . US
AlaCurrency. . . . 07 N. J. C. Gen. As. . . . 111)
La. Now Con. 4 . . U ! > .Vo. I'.ro. Isu 111) )
Missouri O 100 do'Jdn lOii
N. C. On l"tt K.Y. . Consols. . . . U''M
N. C. 4s 102IH do S. P. Dob. 61. 10 ! i
S. C.nonfiuul IH R , O. Weal. lull. . . 77k
Term , new sat 0 . (10 St , P. Consols 7 * . .
Tenn. new not 83. 105 doC. A P. W 3 * .
Tenn. old Its UO t L. A IM. ( a. .1.
Vn. Centuries. . . . St. L. AS.P.GJI.'I. IDS
dodcforrcd Tex. Pae. lst '
AtchlMon 4s. . . . . . . 77 ! do Ids 3d'
Alchlson I'd A. . . . 30)4 ) U. P. liUof Mil. . . lor. ! .
Canada So. 'Jdt . . . 1110)1 ) West Shore 4s KlftHl
L , A N. unified 4n. H3 So. R , II U7H
O.K. AN. Ists . . . 110
IliiKton Stock ( IniitatluiiH.
S. July a , fall lonn. 2t : per cant :
lime loans , 3X014 per cunt. Uloilnr pncoi for
tocKs , bu las-iiut iiilnln ; sli.-irdt :
A.T. AS. K w. Kiec. nm
Am , Surar. 11.1H Wl . Central .I'M '
Am. SiiffHr Dfa. . . . 1004 Kdlson Elco Ilia. . 13 /
lav ! State bns IN Hen. Klec. nfd 70
ItellTeleplionc. . . 1H4H. Atchism 'JdH . . . . HO
DostonAAtoany. . ' . ' 11 Now Kneland ( Is. . 11 a
Uoston AMaluo. . . 17SM ( > cn. Electric 6s. . . no
C. II. A U 8HH WIs. Cent. Uta . . . ri !
Fltchburr unit Allouez Mining Co 7A
Ren. Klectnc. : i"M Atlantic
Illinois Steel 73 Uoston A Montana
Mexican Centi-.U. . 11W ! Ilutto A Boston. . . 1HM
N. Y. AN. E 604 Centennial
Old Colonv 1UO Fr.lnUlln nn.
Ore. Short Line. . . (1 Kears-iriru
Rubber 41W Osceola
Union Pacific Oumcv
West End T.irnnrncK 147
WfHt End pfd U'-'K Wolvurlnu
WeBtlmrn.Elcc. . . . Kit
SHU FriniclNC'o Mining QiiotutioiiN.
SAN PUAMCISOO. July J3I'lu i > fljlil cloi'
Ing ( itiofuions fur mining atoj'.ti ' tally w.irj ,1
follows :
Alta 14 Justice 10o
Alnha Con Kentucky Con. . . . o
Anncs Lady Wash Con. , 1
Uulchcr Mexican 07
llcht A Ilolctiur. , . . Mono
Ilodlo Coil 1U Mount Diablo IS
Hiilllui T7 Occidental Con. . .
[ lulwcr Con Oohlr lib
Caledonia. Overman. , . , , . . . . . 10
ChnlleriEO Con 1 1'OtOHI 35
Cnnlittr S8 Sarare 48
Confluence ua Scorpion 4
Con. Cai A Vu. . . . . 27-J Slerr.i Nor.idi. . . . 51
Con , Iniujrlal Silver Hill 51a
Crown Point SH Silver Kliu 16
Exchequer Union Con 4R
Mould A Curry. . . . . as UtnhCon
Halo A Norcroaa. . la Yellow Jacket. . . 40
Julio.
Silver bin. O0' 87u. Mnxioin dollirt , 61 !
34 c. Uratta , nlftit , ' - ' ; tljr.u > 'ilJ. 33.
" \ - nA'orlc .UliiIiiK ( luotntloiiH.
NKW YOIIK , July . ' ; ! . -C.u foiu.v..if arj th
Closing- mrui.--ilO' : : mo li :
Ilnlwer. 3 Ontario 7K ( >
Choler CO Ophir 181)
Crown Point 15 Plymoutli 'M
Con. Ca' . A Va. . . . 805 Qulclcallver. . . . RDO
Uendwoocl 40 QiiluksIlvcrpfa..lOOJ
Gould , V Curry. . . 40 Slcrr.i NoTiidi. . . . 50
Ilftlo A Horcroii. . 1.15 St.in-l.ird 200
Romestako IPO Union Con. 40
Iron Silver H7 Yellow Jacket. . . . 45
Mexican -J3
London .Stoc-Ic QuotntloiiH.
LONDON , July 'J3. 4 p. m. cloimj :
Can. Pnelflo . 65H St. Paul con 70J <
Erlo N , Y. Central 10 : < X
KrloV'd ? 08H Pcuniylvaula. . . . 6&U
111. Central Rc.idln ; 0
Mexican ordinary. 'JO Mex. Gen , now la. . 117hi
HAH SILVER-30-d per ounce.
MONEY U per cent.
The rate of discount In the open mnrket for
both short and three months' bills Is 9-10 per
cent. .
SOrlliiK 13&elinnii ISnnler.
NEW YORK. July 23. Sterling cxchnnse was
a shade easier , the syndicate bankers offerlnc
night bills freely at J4.li904.90 , less commission.
For some time the price has been firmly held
at J4.90 , plus commission. Enellch bankers
stated today that oxitructH to deliver cotton bills
In September and October nre being freely of
fered , but the bankers will not buy because the >
nre reluctant to pay the rates asked now. some
of them believing that before the contract ma
tures rates will be 6c lower for actual bills.
Kllllliu'llll JVott'N.
HOSTON. July 23. Clearings. J17.238.W3 ; bal
ances , J1.SC8.877 ,
RALTIMORE. July 23. Clearings. J2.23I.S23 ;
balances. J2S3.330.
NEW YORK , July 23. Clearings , J88.279.675 ;
balances , J6.797.010.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23. Clearings , J13C49-
377 ; baluncts , J1.430.IJ70.
NEW YORK. July 23. Messrs. Nesilnge. Co | .
Kate & Co. will till" J100.000 gold on steamer
New York tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS , July 23. Clearings. J3.596.247 ; tml-
ances , JCM.659. Money 6(16 per cent. New York
exchange , ll'.jo discount bid.
CHICAGO , July 23. Clearings , J13.M1.QOO.
Money easy at 4U4'i ' per cent for call loam and
MtSU per cent for time. New York exchange ,
40o premium. Sterling , posted rates , JI.1KH4 and
I4.S9 > ,4.
Korrlmi Kin u n rlii \nlrn ,
UERLIN. July 23. Exchange on London , eight
days' tight , id marks 43H pig.
PARIS. July 23. Three per cent rente , 102f for
the account. Exchange on London , iif IT.ic for
checks.
LONDON. July 13. Gold I * quoted at Hueno *
Ayren at if ) ; Madrid. 14.CO ; Lubon. 26H ; Ht.
Petersburg , M ; Atlient , 77 ; noine , 104.47 ; Vi
enna. 103 , , _ .
OMAHA LIVE SEflCR MARKET
Light Run of Oattlo and fecof Steers Were
in Moderato Supply.
GLUT OF STOCKED AND FEEDERS
( ) u ClilriiK" A < trlcpH HOKM Took n Sinl-
ilcii nrop After SlilppvrM Hull 1'ur-
cluiMcil Some nt' AVntrrtluy'M
1'rlccH Trnilo .Active.
TUESDAY , July 23.
Today's receipts of live stock consisted of
1,931 entile , 3,100 MOBS , no sheep nntl Kl
horses , ns against 2,976 cuttle , 495 lion * . 373
sheep nnd Cl horse : yesterday , and l.SCI
cuttle , 3,207 hogs nnd 311 sheep on Tuesday
of last week.
CATTLK There wcro only seventy-three
loads of cattle In the yards , ns ugnlnst 121
yesterday , nnd out ot that number there
were ten loads consigned direct to the pack
ers , leaving only sixty-three loads , or 1.CC1
hcutl , on sale. Heef steers were In very
moderate supply , both natives and west
erns. One loud of fairish steers sold at
$1.30 nnd another bunch of natives nt $4.03.
There were some big heavy cattle which
were held nt over $5. The mnrket on fat
cuttle was not far from steady.
Cow stuff was In good demand nnd sold at
fully steady prices. In some cases the mnr
ket may have been a little stronger and n
few cows thnt were of the sumo bunch ns
were here yesterday sold Bo nnd lOo higher
thnn ycsterdny.
The supply of stackers nnd feeders wns
ngaln large and the mnrkn lower. There
hns been such n Hood of stackers nnd feed
ers , especially light stockerf , thut the mar
ket line been n good deal demoralized
through the efforts of holders to dispose of
their cattle. Kcrircsentatlvc sales :
11K12F STEERS.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
.1047 } 3 00 2o..i2ss n so
cows.
MS 2 M
fc 3 2 50
sr.2 2 r.5
95S 2 r.s
770 2 rs
950 2 m
1)00 2 r,5
S'JS 2 55
1015 2 CO
1100 2 CO
0:2 2 63
.1011 2 e't
796 2 C5
1020 2 C5
748 2 70
.1010 2 70
. f-22 2 70
.1020 2 70
1015 270
1010 2 70
. 975 2 70
.1020 2 75
.12CO 2 75
. 'SS2 2 75
.mo 2 90
760 2 50
831 2 50
31 2 51
C1C 2 CO
794 3 05
.1245 2 40
.1100 2 50
.1UO 2 50
.1070 2 50
.1(130 ( 2 50
.10SO 2 50
.1070 275
235 4 00
225 4 00
190 4 00
240 4 23
ICO 4 75
. 993 3 20
.1046 3 20
.1037 3 2i )
.1015 3 25
.1170 3 25
. 818 3 25
.1081 3 2714
.1CK3 32714
.1172 3 30
.1146. 3 35
.1117 3 35
.1123 3 35
.10T.7 3 35
. JliO 3 " * 5
. S9 3 40
.1083 3 40
.1113 3 45
40. . . 760 2 KB El..1039 320 .1080 3 GO
1. . . 510 2 85 9. . . . 990 3 20 . DS4 3 70
WESTERNS.
NEHHASICA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Tr.
1 cow 1100 | 2 CO- Dl feeders..1009 3 9)
17 COWH 90S 2 55 13 feeders..IOCS 3 20
23 feeders..1117 333
333Ed
Ed Ross.
1 cow 1000 200 Scows. . . . . 973 2 70
10 cows 1015 2 70 2 cows . .mo 2 90
"
U. V. S. Pomeroy.
1 feeder 920 3 70 24 feeders..1053 3 70
W. C. Shattuck.
49 feeders..10C9 3 274 ! 62 feeders..1081 3 27',4 '
II. M. Fox.
74 feeders..1039 3 65
K. C. Schlnter.
14 cows 949 2 M 19 feeders. . . . 992 320
18 feeders..1115 3'i
3 , U. Foster.
U POWS 9CO 210 1 heifer 760 260
C feeders. . . . 990 3 10 9 feeders..1172 3 30
J. Hynlck.
7 caws 1072 270 6 feeders..1070 250
33 feeders..1070 3 50
! ' . II. lloblnson.
20 feeders..1018 3 25 *
J. M. Williams.
4 feeders..1122 3 45 20 feeders..1223 3 45
23 cows 1013 2 CO
Illi hards & C.
101 cows 919 2 75
II. U. Stone.
1 cow 8SO 225 6 cows 1010 270
9 feeders. . . . 990 320 3 feeders , . . . 1046 320
8 feeders..1033 3 20 1 feeder 1170 3 25
30 feeders..1145 3 35K.
K. Coker.
1 row 750 1 CO 8 cows 95S 2 30
2 feedeis. . . . 770 260 2 cows 10M 2 7S
1 feeder 1260 275 11 feeders..1032 315
3 feeders..10SO 3 15
J. W. IlORers.
1 cow 970 200 13 cows 951 200
27 cows 821 2 15 5 fedecrs.,1144 3 10
I ) . IloBers.
1 cow 940 1 50 G cows 975 2 25
3 cows 94C 2 25 8 CDWS. . . . . . SCO 2 30
1 feeder 850 290 8 feeders..1023 290
Owdfrlend & ! ' .
1 cnlf - 340 3 W 2 rows 880 160
2 bulls 890 210 46 cows S37 240
'
4 feeders.9S3 3 21
William Hill.
2 cows 833 230 12 cows. . , . . . , 825 230
10 sirs. UK. . . 1115 275 24 feeders..1071 330
HOGS The first report from Chlcnso th
tnornliiK quoted n steady hoi ? mnrket , and < i
the strength of that menace tlio shippers Jumped
In und bought eight lo ten loads of light hogs ul
prices thnt were no more than 5010c lower thun
Satunlny. They paid ts.00ft6.lo 'for the eurl
nurcliusi'H of hogs weighing right around 200 Ibi
und under. A few minutes Inter the second rr
port came , Indicating i break of 15fl20c Ui tin
ChlcuKJ market , nnd the trade here took a sud
den drop. The Inter mnrket wn nil of lOti'lCi
lower. Pnlesmen seemed to recognize that I
wns useless to struggle iiRntnst the brenk whei
other markets were so much lower nnd let g o
their holdings. The trade was reasonably actlv e
for a down market , nnd the pens were clearei
at nn enrly hour. Outside of the few high unlti
made early In the morning , most everything ol
at t4.76ff4.85. Representative sales ;
No. Av. Sh. Pr. ° Av. Sh. Pr.
2 275 . . . M 60 rT2 : . . . .248 80 | 4 80
7 388 . . . 4 60 ( a ! ! ! . . . .249 . . . 4 M
1 2SO . . . 4 60 . . . .160 . . . 4 80
1 310 . . . 4 60 . . . .223 . . . 4 SO
5 224 . . . 4 60 42 . . . .190 120 4 80
4 261) 40 4 60 C6 4 80
17 171 , 40 4 C5 . . . ; ; . , . 4 80
62 253 120 4 C5 _ . S < 215 160 4 80
5 230 4 C3 Ol-'lO : 320 4 80
7 177 65 ,3"1TK 2(0 80 4 82U
J1
2 290 4 70 "CV. ( .258 69-4 85
" '
60 234 40 4 70 15i ; .215 40 4 85
1 310 4 70 80 4 85
58 295 200 4 70 4 85
0) I'.C SCO 4 70 4 85
C6 236 40 4 76 80 ,4 , 8S
B 20S 40 4 75 80 4 85
2 263 75 4 85
60 192 iw 4 75 4 85
89 r..236 160 4 75 4 S5
11 220 40 4 75 4 8,1
1 3SO ' 4 75 4 85
C4 2S7 'JO 4 75 4 85
63 231 80 4 75 4 83
70 247 160 4 75 4 90
6r 253 80 4 75 4 00
71 248 40 4 75 4 90
30 198 80 4 75 4 90
G 4' 80 4 75 . . . . . . . . 4 95
81 2:4 280 4 75 TV JO , 203 4 95
68 322 40 4 75 iff. 210 4 95
35 210 . . . 4 80 2 ! 157 B 00
2' 252 120 4 SO ! 5 198 5 00
M 1M IS ) 4 60 " 9. . ' . 170 fi 00
101. . . .298 SO 4 80 ' 84 205 G 05
SKIPS AND CULLS.
1 170 . . . 275 30 187 4 25
1 210 . . . 275 1 350 4 25
- 3M
P1QS ,
41 62 40 4 25
HIIECr There wan nothing- here to make a
mnrket. Kalr to choice natives are quotable nt
from t2.50 to t3.75 ; fair to KOO < I westerns nt from
tS.25 to 13.60 ; common and stock sheep at from
11.75 to t2.25 ; good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lainbi
at from > 3 to ts.SO. _
St. I. on IB I.lvo Stock.
ST. I.OU1H , July 23. CATTLE llfcelpU. 6.200
head ; shipments , 200 head ; pretty full receipts
tai'd them atket a trllle , and somn > ile were
made a ( hade off within the range ; good ihlp-
plni ; and export iteers , I5.25CS.75 ; llxht ihlnplng
anil beef ittrers. t3.7' 6.2t ) ; common , I3.00&3.60 ;
cow * and mixed. t2.25ft3.v ) ; Texa * and Indian
tveri. l.75 ? 4.rs. with the bulk of alei at
tI.2Se3.7i ; cows and helfem. I2.0003.25.
HtKlB Itrcclpti , 6.300 head ; shipments , l.tOO
head ; market lOo off. butcheri. 5lO5.30j pack.
eri. | 4. 0 5.25 ; light. IS.15tfj.40 ; bulk ot all
hogs mold it t5. 85.40.
ailEL'I' Kecelpu , ( ,300 head ; ihlpmtnti , 100
hemlj hrnvy receipts weakened the mnrket. nnd
some prlci-s were lower , nntlves rnnxrd t2.75
3.60 ; Inmib , | 3.60flS.OO | southwestern sheep , KMy
CIIIGAC1O I.IVi : STOCK.
Ill CtKtlc , DrNliltf the I.l ht Itcoolntn ,
Prlt > i > n Wen * X < llrtU-r.
CHICAGO , July 23. In cnttle , despite the
light receipts , prices were not nny better. Com
mon to strictly choice native stcrrg were salable
nt from J3.W to J5.75 , with sates chiefly between
from t4.60 to t5.60 , tuid "stlllers" were quotabla
nt from t5.4i ) to t5.70. New cattle choice enough
to bring from I..W to JO are coining forward , nnd
prices for such beeves arc largely nominal.
Prices for caws nnd heifers have been gradually
settling down , nnd few me now selling above
13.30 , the bulk of the snles being mnde from
thnt flKurc down to } 2 , with sales of very poor
nt from } 4 to t5.75. Hulls sell nt from tl.75 to
13.25. The Texas entile Included some remnrk-
nbly choice consignments , nnd the best sold away
nkuvc uny cattle received from thnt Btnte during
the lust few ueeks. 100 bend that nvemged 1,231
Ibs. fetching from t4.60 to t4,70. Western rnngers
were firm , nnd 2S7 hend or North Dakota steers
thut averaged 1,237 Ibs. found n buyer nt t4.33.
In hogs the ( tenernl demand wns extremely
IKior nnd very few were needed to sntl fy buyers.
Chlcnito puckers were ngaln buying sparingly ,
nnd the demnnd was so poor thnt prices were
fully lOc to 15o per 100 Ibs. lower , making n drop
of from 2nc to 30o In two days. Heavy IIOKS
sold nt from tl.75 to 15.20. mixed hogs nt from
14.90 to 15.35 , nnd light weights nt font JJ to
f.i.35. After the enrly sales trndlng wns nwny
below the top prices , with trnnxnctlons largely
nt from t5 to t5.10 fur heavy , nt from t5.1o ti >
15.25 for mixed , nnd nt from t5.15 to t5.30 for
HHKKP AND I.AMIIS-Werc dull nt n decline
of fully 25c per 100 Ibs. Inferior to choice sheep
moved off slowly nt from tl.60 to t4 , nnd spring
lambs were dull ul fiom 13 to tS for good tu
conirncji lots.
Hecelpts : Cattle , S.OHO head ; calves , 2,600 head ;
hogs , 17.000 head ; sheep , 11,000 head.
X MV York MVP Stock Mnrkct.
NEW YOHIt , July 23. I1EEVE8 Hecelpts. 90
hend ; no trading of Importnnce. lluropcmi rabies
quote Amerlcnn steers nt llJ12e , drctsed weights !
refrigerator heef nt 7i < If9o. Expo. Is today , 631
beeves. 1.231 sheep nnd 2 IfiO quarters of beef.
CALVES Heci-lpts. 372 head ; on nile , 421 hend ;
market quiet at yesteidjy's closing prices ; pDor
to prime venls cold at t4.UOjr6.23 ; good buttermilk
cnles nt J3.
SIIEE1' AND LA MDS Hecelpts. 2977 head ; on
wile , 6,609 head ; mnikft very dull ; very good
sheep steady , others lower ; lambs iJc lower ;
about 3no hend unsold ; sheep , poor to ordinary ,
t2.00W3.2 : , ; Inml'S. Inferior to fair , H.2.MTS.17U.
1 IOOS Receipts , .7S9 head ; mnrket easier nt
' for Inferior to choice.
ICiuiHiiu City Mvt > Slock.
KANSAS CITV , July 2.1. CATTLE Hecelpts ,
5.600 hend ; shipments , 2,5 > * ) hend ; best stf-ndy to
lOo lower , others weak ; Texas steers , S2.S5i74.20 :
Texns cows , tl. 5002.75 ; beef steels , JIM'Jirl.r.l ;
native cows , t1.60if3.25 ; stackers and feeders.
t2.00 I4.15 ; Lulls. J2.0u02.95.
HOGS Hecelpts , 6.900 hend ; shipments. 100
hend ; mnrket opened strong , but closed 10JT20. '
higher ; hulk of Fnles. t4.9"Wi.05 ! ; heavies. t4..r > tl
5.00 ; packers , J4.85 5.10 ; mixed , t4.7005.03 ; lights.
t5.005.17'4 ; Yoikers , M.UOfcS.li'.i ' ; pigs , ti.OOItf
5.10.
5.10.SHEEP
SHEEP Hecelpts , 3.200 hend ; shipments , none ;
mnrket steady , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Stock In SlKh < .
Record of receipts nt the four principal markets
for Tuesday , July 23 , 1893 :
Cntlle. Jlotts. Sheep.
South Omaha . 1,931 3.100 63
Chicago . - . . 6,000 17,000 ll.OuO
Kansas City . 5,600 6,900 3,200
St. Louts . 6,200 6,300 6,300
Totals . . . . . . 18,634 33,300 20,553
Liverpool MnrkvtN.
LIVERPOOL. July 23. 4:15 : p. m. WHEAT
Spot linn ; demand poor ; No. 2 ted winter , 6 : 3d ;
No. 2 red spring , 5s " ' .id ; No , 1 hard , Manitoba ,
6s 7d ; No. 1 California. 6s 2V4d. Futures opened
qulel , with near and dlstnnt positions > , ; < ! luwer :
closed quiet with near position ! lid lower nd
dlstnnt positions < ii-\d lower ; bu lne about
equnlly distributed ; July , 5s 3d ; August. Cs 3d ;
Peplember , Cs 3d ; October , 5s 4'd ; November ,
5s 6d ; December , 6s 3 > d.
COHN Spot firm ; Amerlcnn mixed new. 4s 4d.
Futures opened Him , with near and distant posi
tions ' .id higher ; closed quiet with near positions
unchanged to ' 4(1 higher and distant positions
unchanged to ( id lower ; business heaviest on
enrly positions ; July , 4s 3'4d ' ; AugUEt , 4s l ia ;
September , 4s 2d ; October , 4s 2'.id ' ; November ,
4s : Vi < l ; December. 4s 2'id.
FLOUIl Firm ; fair demnnd , freely supplied ;
St. Louis fnncy winter. 7s fid ,
PROVISIONS Itncon , llrm ; demand moderate ;
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. , 37s Cd ; short ribs ,
23 Ibs. . 3Cn , long clear , light , 33 to 45 Ibs. , 24s C > 1 ;
long clear , heavy , 65 Ibs. . 32 6d ; short clear
backs , light , 18 Ibs. , 34s ; ehort clear middles.
heavy. 55 Ibs. . S2s Cd ; clear Lell es. 14 to 16 Ibs. .
35s. Shoulders , square , 12 to 13 Ibs. , 31s. Hums ,
fchort cut , 14 to IS Ibs. , 42i. Tallow , tine North
American , nominal , llcef. ex.ra InJIa mess , 77s
6d ; prime mess , Cls 3d. Pork , prime mess , line
v.eBlcm , 67s M : prime me s , medium , 60s. Lard ,
steady ; prime western , 32s 9d ; rellnedn palls.
33s.
33s.CHEESE
CHEESE Steady : demand moderate ; finest
American , new , 3Ss 6d ; llne t Amerlcnn , colored ,
new. 3Ss 6d.
Ill'TTEIl Finest United States nnd good nsm-
TLHJTTON SEED Oil , Liverpool refined , 17s.
LINSEED OIL 21s.
PETnoLKI'M Helined. 8',5d. '
HEFHIOEHATOH 11EEF Forequarters , 3'.4d ;
hindquarters , C'id.
HOI'S At London ( Pacific Cinst ) , C2.
The r celpts of wheat during the past three
days were 245.000 cenlnls. Including 41,000 centals
American. TI.e receipts of American coin during
the pnat three days were 76,900 centals.
Weather line. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. l.oulH ( Sciicrul Market.
ST. LOUIS , July 23. FLOUH Dull nnd with
out material change ; quotations are for new
Hour , old ranging 15Jj23c higher ; patents , t3.40fl
3.60 ; extra fnncy , t3.305j3.10 ; fancy , t2.90W3.00
choice , t2.65fi2.75.
WHEAT -Traders were benrlshly Inclined to
day. nnd In spite the fact there wns plenty of
bull news , sold off nnd closed below yesterday
No. 2 red , cnch , CCc ; July , 60cj September ,
Kc.
COHN Speculative mnrket wns dull nnd heavy
September selling off lie from yesterday's close.
declines In all domestic markets , and especially
In wheat , were the chief depressing Influences
No. 2 mixed , cnsli , 42o bid ; July , 41c ; September ,
41ic ntkcd.
OATS Speculntlon dull , with little chong <
early , but market weak late nlong with com nnd
wheat. Spot lower ; No. 2 cash , 23',4c ; July , 23c-
September , 22'ic. '
HVE Lower ; No. 2. 44c bid.
FLAX SEED Pull ; nominally J1.24.
COHN MEAL-t2.00f2.05. |
HHAN Firm ; 64c bid , east trnck.
HAV Choice , steady ; timothy , tD.00010.00 ; old
ni.WBH.60 ; privlrle , tlO , new.
HUTTEH Firm ; separator creamery , 17c
fancy Elgin , 20c.
EGGS Steady.
WIIISKV-tl.23.
LEAD Again higher nnd market very firm
sales , ono cnr common nnd 300 tons rellned n
t3.22 > i ,
I'llOVIBIONS Pork , lower ; standard meps , Jolt
blng , til. Lard , lower ; prime steam , 16.05
choice , tfl.15. Hacon. boxed shoulders , tG.371'
longs , tO.73 ; ribs , JO.87'4 ' ; shorts , 17. Dry sa
meats , boxed ghauldcrs , t5.C2 < 4 ; ribs , 1C. 50 ; ehorts ,
J6.73.
J6.73.HECEIPTS Flour , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 138,000
bu. ; corn , 10,000 bu. ; oats , 23,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , C.OOO bbls. ; wlieat , 21.000
bu. ; corn , 8,000 bu. ; oats , 6,000 bu.
CofTcc Jlurkct.
NEW YORK. July 23.-COFFEE Optloni
opened steady nt 5fl.1 pplnts ndvance ; ruled gen ,
ernlly flnn on higher cables , liberal warehouse
deliveries , better spot coffee demand , and for
eign speculative buying ; closed llrm at 5fT2 ;
points net udvunce ; March. $14.7 ! > t14.80 ; July ,
J14.SO ; September. tl5.05in5.10 ; October. tlS.ooti
15.15 ; Decemtx'r , tl5. SiK > t coffee , Hlo , llrm ; No.
7 , t5.75 ; mild , steady ; Cardova , tl8.25W19.00 ,
sales , l.COO bags Santos , slightly better than No.
9 , nt t13.25 ; 1,000 tngH Hlo , low grade , nt t3.23 ! ,
and 4,000 bags Marncalbo ; waiehouso dellverlei
from New York yesterday , 9.4S7 bngs ; Nev
York stock today , 235,720 bngs ; United Statei
stock , 339,757 bags ; afloat for the United States ,
170.000 bags ; total visible for the United States ,
509,757 bogs , ugnlnst 345,908 bngs Inst yenr.
SANTOS , July 23. Steady ; good average San
tos , 513.70 ; receipts , two days , 13,000 bags ; stock
140.000 bags.
HAMDUHG , July 23. Steady , UC',4 pfg
higher : snles , 6. ono bngs.
RIO DE JANEIRO , July 23. Firm ; No. 7 Rio
$14.10 ; exchange , 1 1-10.1 ; receipts , two days ,
9.000 bags ; cleared for the United Stales. 5,00
bags ; cleared for Europe. 6,000 bngs ; stock , 150on
bags ; cleared from Illo , July 21 , 23,000 bags ; Jul
22. 9,000 bags.
HAVRE , July 23. Opened quiet. W higher ; n
12 noon , steady , ' , lf higher ; at 3 p. .m. , steady
unchanged ; closed steady at > ,4f net advance
sales , 121,000 Ings.
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Uiiltlinorr Ornlii Market.
BALTIMORE. July 23. FLOUR Dull , tin
chnnged ; receipts , 7.2CO bbl . ; shipments. 7.231
l > bl . ; sales , 130 bbls.
WHEAT Firm ; spot nnd month. 65'iWCSUc
AuguM. 68 ( , Ji6Sc ; September. C9H 69 io ; Decem
ber , 72'ie bid ; steamer. No. 2 red , CSUittSS'.ie ' ; re
ceipts. 33.C55 bu. ; stock , 426,730 bu. ; Enlex , 1EO.OOO
bu , ; routhein whent by sample , 70o ; southern
wheat on grade , 67il70c.
CORN Flrmtr ; fpot , 49',4SJ49ic ' ; month , 494 ! < .
bid ; August , 48T4C bid : September , 49f bid ; year ,
tlf < 4Uic ; receipts. 14.265 bu. ; stock , 231,910 bu. ;
sates , 11,000 bu. ; southern white corn , 62c ; south
em yellow. 63c afcked , t
OATS Fairly nctlve nnd prices steady ; No.
white western , 32c avked ; No. 2 mixed , 30l31c
ren-lptv , 18.497 bu , : stock. H9.703 bu.
RYE Quiet ; receipts , 1,741 bu. ; tUck , 6:5 > bu ,
Alurkct.
NEW YORK. July 23.-HUOAR-Rnw , firm
fnlr refining. 2Tc ; centrifugal , 83 test , 3lic ; salei
7.000 tons Muscovado , 69 tset , at breakwater , i
2ic , ex-ship ; ll.OnO bags centrifugal , nlloa
at 26-160 and f. ; 6 * ) tons centrifugal
prompt shipment , at Us. c. nnd f. ; refined market
ulet and iteady ; No. 6 , 4 l-lGf4'ic ; No.
? , 404Hc : No. 8. 3 15-16W4KC ! No. 9. 3i4 1-lCc
No. 10 , 3 3-1CS4C : No. II. 3 H-lCfi3'tc ; No. i
IHii3 13-16c ; No. 13. 3Hc ; off A , 4'i4tttc ; mol
A , 4 ll-lGjttc ; standard A , 4 6-16W < Hc ; con fee
tloners' A , 4 5-1684Hc ; rut loaf , S 1.16fi3'ic.
crushed , 6 l-16 6Uc ; powdered , 4ill 15-lCo ;
granulated , V.jc ; cubes , 4 11.16C4Ttc.
MIMvinlUuu Alni'Uct.
MILWAUKEE , July 23. WIIEAT-Lower ; No.
2 spring , CSc ; No. 1 northern , 72tic ; Septem
ber. CSHc.
PORN Steady ; No. 8 , 47',4c.
OATS Higher ; No. S white , 27 ic ; No. 3 white ,
26 % c.
IIAHLEY Nominal ; No. 2. 47'ic.
RYEJulct ; No. I. 63c.
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KaiiNim City Alnrkct.
KANSAS CITY. July 23. Wheat Steady ; No ,
2 hard. 6Jc ; No , ! nil. C5H71C ! rejected. 6i/64e.
CORN ViWHc lileher ; No. 2 mixed nnd No. 2
OATS IHteudy ; No. 1 mixed , 24o ; No. 2 white ,
2714C.
Slnrket.
SAN FRANCIBCO. July U.-WlIUAT-Qulet
I and nrm ; December , ll.Ol'.i.
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
Last Week Was Ono of Peculiar Meteoro
logical Conditions and Demonstrations ,
CORN CROP GENERALLY DOING WELL
SotithciiHtcrti Corner of the Stuti- Suf
fer K from Hot AVIntlH ntiil Droiitli ,
Rut the UniiiiiKc IN Minllcil
tu a Small Section.
Weekly wenther crop bulletin , No. 1C , of
the Nebraska weather service , co-operating
with the Unltexl States wenther bureau , Is
sued from the central olllce nt t c University
of Nebraska , Lincoln , under direction of U.
D. Swezey , meteroloKlst of the Nebrafcku
experiment station , for the week ending
July 22 , 1&93 :
THS WttK fHOINO JULY il ,
rjo e arl T
a trace I f
f to ) | | ; tr
nth. P i inch ?
The week opened with two or three days
of high tetrpctiiluro and hot winds , which
did conslderalle damage to corn In the
southeastern section of the state. The re
mainder of the v. < .ek was cooler and morn
or less rhnwery- The temperature for the
week as a whole averaged slightly below
the noiinnl In the western part of tlie state
und sllRhtly above It In the eastern.
The precipitation varies greatly In differ
ent sections of the state , ranging from none
lit all In some Isolated localities to over two
Inches In others. In the extreme southeast
ern corner of the state the drouth , which
has continued for several weeks , remains
practically unbroken. Further west the
rainfall continues to bo abundant. In the
northeastern section the need of rain Is be
ginning to be felt.
The small grain harvest Isevc'ywhere well
advanced and some threshing ha been
done.
In the southeastern portion of the state
corn has suffered considerable damage , es
pecially the early p'anted , some few llelds of
which have been Injured beyond recovery ,
but over the greater portion of the state
the corn , although somewhat backward on
the average , Is now growing fast and the
crop Is very promising. Reports by counties :
SOUTHEASTERN SECTION.
Butler Haln needed. Oat harvest begun , but
not yielding ns good ns expected.
Cam Wn nl nuuly all In stack. Yield will bJ
light unj quality poor. Oat harvest commenced
nnd will nirfke a full average crop. Corn carlni ;
Clay Whent harvest completed. Oat harvest
under way. Hay will be plenty. Corn labeling
and getting ready to set. It Is In cxcellint condi
tion uml making rap d growth. 1'otuiues ami
all garden products abundant. Sorghum good.
Ftllmoic Oats nearly all cut. Clop light. Corn
nnd nlfalfa doing wel. Qrass shoit , but doing
well Jun now. home Max hoi vetted. Yield from
two to live bushels per acre. More rnln IH needed.
Gage Hot und dry. Much coin damaged be
yond redemption. Lnle corn not Injured jet.
Smnll ginln Injured by chinch bugs nnd mining
out pool ly.
Hamilton Small grain hni-vest nbout half done.
Oats are yielding better thin expected. Coin
coming on finely and potatoes goon. There will
be more fruit than was nt first expected.
Jefferson Small grnln n very light cup. Hay
nbout nil dried up nnd will be n snort ciop. Corn
mucli impiovvd by recent rnln * , but late on ac
count of cold weutltr. |
Johnkon Heavy hull storm four miles wide and
seven long did mucn damage to crops nnd fruits.
Corn will be good where not scorched by the
hot winds.
Lancastei Corn suffering badly. especially
eiirly planted , which will sbe neatly a failure.
Millet Is at a standstill and some burned out
badly. Whent Ihieehlng In progiess nnd yield
light.
Nemaha Hot winds on Tursdoy killed some
corn tuksels. A destructive hall storm In the
western part of the county. Late millet and
buckw.it-at Is being sown.
Nuckolls Corn In line , condition. Harvest about
over.
I'nwnee Some of the early planted corn llelds
are practlcaly ruined by the hot winds early In
the week. l'alures nearly ruined. It has ueen
six weeks tlnce we had. a good rnln.
I'olk Corn doing well , but needs lain. Potatoes
extra good. Oats two-thlids harvested.
Richardson Hot winds Tuepdiy and Wednes
day and mobt localities needing rain Imdly.
Oats nre being threshed and average about thirty
bushels per aero. Whent from ( en to twent ) ' .
Saline Enrly corn much Injmed and late corn
hns not Improved much during tile week. Oats
generally light. Flax much earlier ni.J llghltr
than usual.
Saunders Corn and pastures nre suffering sorm-
for lack of rain. Oats haiveat In piogicaa und
promises a good yield.
Sewnrd Corn has not grown well. Curls dur
ing the day. Oat ciop will be poor In borne p.uts
and very fair In others , especially on low land.
Hay crop * light , but goud quality.
Tlmyer Hot winds have dnmnged early corn
badly. Lots of corn all l It-tit 5ft. Haln badly
needed for corn and grains.
York Ont harvest nenily done. Estimated
yield about thltty busaels per acre. No wheat
heie. Coin Is etlll backwaid und not a very good
stand. Potatoes doing very well. Hay. crop good.
NORTHEASTERN SECTION.
Hurt Corn Is getting behind on nccount of cool
wenther nnd lack of molttuie. llmves. all com
ing on nt once. Wheat so dry thnt It Is shelling
badly , but line quality nnd good heads. Oath
ttie heel for yeats. I'astuien drying up.
Cedar Coin has mnde mpld piogreiss. Wheat
nnd onts ciop being lull vetted und both urc heavy
crops.
Colfax Disastrous inln nnd linil slorm In east
ern pall of county. Oats about nil cut and ciop
above the average. * Corn looks well , but nc xlii
rain In the poulhrin part of thu county.
Cumlng Weather rnther diy for coin , but It
ha niado good growth. OatB are b lng cut nnd
the yield will be large. Whent nearly ripe und
will be a good yield , liny Is good.
Dlxon Oats and spring wheat piomlse very
heavy yields. Too dry for corn.
Dodge Hnln Is much needed. Corn tassellng
out very short. Spring wheat about all In shock.
Oats tmcfourths harvested. Yield from forty
to seventy-five bushels per acre.
Douglas Mean tempeiuture , 79 degrees , slightly
above the normal.
Holt Corn bus made rapid growln. Early
planted coin labeling. Wheat and oats harvest
begun and will be < a full crop. Millet doing well.
A little more ruin would help corn and potatoes ,
but nothing suffering.
Knox The oat harvest Is well along nnd some
threshed , Some hny cut. Many meadows very
weedy. Corn does not suffer from drouth. I'o-
tatoes a heavy crop.
Madison Oats nearly harvested and an unusu
ally heavy crop. Wheat ready to stack. Early
corn labeling out and needs rain ,
1'lerce Harvest well und < -r way nnd some
threshing done , A hirge yield of all small grain.
I'lattr Hnrveft of onts nbout complete and a
splendid crop. Corn nearly nil tasseled out und
earing. Rye mostly cut und u pour crop. Grow
ing crops und pastures tail I y In need or rnln.
Surpy Oats harvest In full blast. Hfst crop
for years. Rye yielding about ten bushels pel-
acre. Potato crop excellent.
Antelope Harvest well under way nnd some
threshing done. Haln Is needed.
Stanton Hurley und rye all cut. Ilnrley nnd
onts n heavy crop , but rye l > light. Wheat crop
will be good. Corn tnssellng out nl looks well.
Washington Corn standing the drouth well and
growing. 1'aslures In need of rain. Half the
small grain In stack and yield heavy. Sugar
beets doing well.
Sioux City , la. Corn making excellent progress.
No damage to grain by ftoim * .
Ynnkton. S. D. Nearly all the small grain Is
cut nnd ( .hocked. Corn Is doing \ > ry well , al
though rather dry In places. No hlng Is tuffeilng ,
but moro rain will soon l needi-d for corn.
CENTRAL SECTION.
Itoone No rain this week. Corn needs rain ,
but Is not suffering. Oats about half a crop.
Wheat ripening rlawly , Hun-out alwul half uver.
Wheat , bailey and rye a light yield.
Huffalo Uiirvent l well on und yletd large.
The eauern half of the county nver produced n
laiger ciop of small grain. Coin Is superb. Huy
on the bottom * gotd ; on the uplands light.
Cumer Harvest In full force. Rye backward.
Oats have ripened unevenly , but are filled well.
Corn growing well , only some niacvn veiy weedy
und yield will be much reduced.
Dawson Harvesting commenced , but crops are
generally light. Corn doing very well.
Qreeley ( Ireut growing weather for corn. Oats
the bent for years. Cpr ng wheat good. Hny
promises to be a good crop. Sugar beets grow-
Hall Oats harvest In full blunt ; heads well
filled. Early potatoes good. Early corn prom-
Isex well. Late corn rtnull nnd weedy.
Howard Harvesting In progi-em. h'omr have
cointnmcol to thresh. Corn plowing finished and
earn are shooting. More rain l needed.
Merrlek Ojti harvest In full hlnnt. Oats a full
crop , Whent und rye light. Com doing finely ,
but more rnln needed.
Sherman Corn making a good growth , but
need rnln badly. Small grain mostly harvested
and yield light. Hay neatly n failure.
Valley Harvest of small grain In progress. Rye
and winter wheat half a crop , but oats nnd
tprlng wheat mote than an average crop. Ruin
N , W , HARRIS & CO ,
BANKERS ,
165-165 Dearborn-st. , Chicago.
13 Wall-it. , New York. 70 State-it , llostci'
BONDS
Bgasbt aod Bold. Correipcnaeaoe Bollclted.
I * needed. The drruth hrm not dnm ( ttd arnail
trnm much , but 1 hns tome In the soutn part of
the county.
county.SOt'TUWKSTKliN
SOt'TUWKSTKliN
Adninf--Rnln Oils wttk hn Improved corn very
inui',1 und will help the lair oats.
Chnfe Hood Blowing wccfc , hot nnil wet. Al-
fnlfn the bed ever ralrrd. ( Inrdens and pntatne *
excellent. Torn tns cllng Into. Corn very weedy ,
but growliiK fn i.
ljundy An Idenl week nnd crops nre booming.
I-rnnklln-Plenty of inln. Corn looking nnc.
Fartntr * cutting smnll Brnln. which Is very weedy
nnd with the exception of ortli will ! > < a light
crop. Mlllot nnd nmnr cnnc In oo < l condition.
1-rcintler Horn doing line wnere weeds do not
Inlei fetr. Polnlors promise n KIM * ! crop. Hay
will be light , but fnfrly plenty nnd n good qu f
l-'urnnii The lies ! growlni ? week of the rennnn.
Much of the corn U weedy jet. Wild gram flnn
nnd hny will ba jilenly. ( Iruund . . . thoroughly
soHked. Most small grntn fnlr , but tome very
weedy.
Hnrlnn Hnrvect progressing finely. Qunllty of
grnln go < Hl Lut not ns heavy ns u ual , Karly
crtrn rnrlne well. Kverylhlnu growing fn t.
Cnno nnd millet growing furl. Potatoes dolm ;
will nnd no bugs. Wild hay coming forward
fnnt ,
Hnyrs Corn mnk'ng rnplJ growth , Pmtures
niiil liny good.
Hitchcock l-'nvornble week for corn , which U
I'fKlnnlng to silk In * omc enrly Held * . Ornrs-
hoppers nre very thick nnd nre reputed to I *
doing rnme dmnuge. .
Kearney Hnrvett nf oats nnd whent In plot-
ress. Ornln very weedy , llj-e nnd barley are
Imlh short ctxps. Potntoes will be Immense.
Torn Is perfect nnd growing fait. Hay will b n
Rood crop.
Lincoln More rnln badly needed. Much corn
being In Ul by. Smnll Ki m when- tot InlcnUd
Is In poor condition ,
1'eiklns Wli'al nenrly rlpi > . Corn ilolni ; well ,
but it'i-ds rnln noon.
Phclps-dround In tooil comllllon nnd crops are
all doing well. Winter wheat belnr cut nnd
nme tints. Corn never wns letter.
Red Willow ( liound tin r UKhl > ( u.iKeJ nnd corn
growing inpldly. ( linss glowing well.
Keyn Palm Wheat , oats nnd hay not Improv
ing. Corn Is looking well wheic It has been
well worked.
I.cgan Corn withering during Ihe day , but
straightens nt nleht. Mostly laid by. Home n
being cut , but very light. Karly | > otntocs will
make nbout one-fourth of n crop.
Hcolfs llluff Crops nrp hiiornlng. Wild irrnra
the bent for yenrs nnd stock Is Ux > klng Mnely.
Slierldnn Whent nnd o.its so badly burned up
thnt thi > yield will be less than Inst yeiir.
Webster Profpeets for n full crop of corn.
Oats better than wns expected. Corn Is tHF8el-
Inir nnd silking well. Some winter Whent yield-
Ins twenty-one bufhels per nere.
NORTH WBSTKRN SUCTION.
Cherry A very hot. dry week. Some late corn
nnd potatoes fuffcrltiR. Hnily corn and grnln
looking well.
Cheyenne Fairly good growing week. Whent
wilt bo IlKht. Coin especially doing finely , but II
Is rather Inte " > make n full crop.
Dawes Smnll nmmint of hall on the Kill dolm ;
mnslderuhle ibmiiBc. Cnn's much damaged by
drouth. Hay crop will be lo s than Inst yenr.
lroii < IiH III ICnKtrrii Sliitrx.
WASI11NOTON. July J3.-Tlio weather bureau.
In Its lepoit of crop conditions for Ihe neck
ended Julv " 2. < _ tV ! < : Dioutlm hnve been broken
In WUronfln nnd partly relieved In eattern Ohio
nnd In ) < oitlc > ns of Michigan , but contlnut In
wcFtein Ohio. Portions of New York. Pennsyl
vania nnd eastern Oregon are nl o surTeilng for
rain. Corn has mnde mpld growth In lllln < M
and Kansas and is reported as Improved In Mlotil-
gan , Wlteonrln and South Unkutn. The errp In
doing well In Mlfwurl nnd Aikanrns , arid u In
promtKlng condition In the middle Atlantic and
New England states. In the southern etutes the
corn crop Is now practically Inld by In excellent
condition , nnd gathering of fodder hai hegHm.
The week has not been uniformly favorablf for
cotton. While n nmiked Imp ovcr.t n' IB reporleJ
from Alabama , Houtli Carolina am * JUlahonii
nnd an Impiovement Is noted In Mlislis'ppl and
Louisiana , In Tennifsee rind North Carolina It I )
running to stulk , nnd too much rain has cauiea
Injury In portlone of Arknnrns , I oulsiana afl4
Klorlda. In southwestern Texas cotton Is suffer
ing for rnln.
Tobacco Is doing well In Vlrglnln and Is In ex-
celltnt condition in Maryland. In Ohio It li suf
fering from drouth. In Kentucky It Is erowlne
rapidly nnd some hns been topped ,
KniFt occurred In Idaho on the 17th , causing
slight damage. Frost al o occurred In Xltnh on
the 19th. No darnnge leporlgd.
Hutu IJolnyM IliifvcMInK In
COLl'MIUA. Mo. , July SI. T'ne weekly wenther
crcp bulletin , Issued by the Missouri weather serv
ice. rays :
Although on cevcral days the weather was op
pressively hot and sultry , the mean temperature
of the week was very near the normal In all
sections. The precipitation was decidedly Ifi ex-
cep * of the normal over the northern portion of
the state , thu totnl for the week at many sta
tions excroding four Inches , and from cnt to
three Inches is report * d from ctntions In the cen
tral counties , hut In the southern sections tiia
rainfall was generally light.
In inoHt of the noithein counties oats arc nbout
rill cut. and III some districts Jurying Is nearly
completed , but In n numb-r of eiuntl s work
was stopped by the hen.'y rains nnd hay nnd
grain eoriKiderably damaged. Corn and ori'hardft
nere nlKO Injured to n considerable extent In a ,
few localltlles by high winds.
In the central portion but little farm work
rotrld bo done , and much grain Is still In the
Helds and In bad Khnpe.
In the southern counties the week was gener-
nlly dry nnd stacking , thieshlng und haylne hava
progressed favorably.
The conditions hnve been excellent for corn , and
that einp prom'ses ' n phenomenal yield. All
other growing mips are nleo doing well.
lown Croim IloInK AVrll.
CHICAGO , July 23. The lown wei-kly weather
crop bulletin , lusued today , shows : T'.ie temper
ature of the past week wns about the seHuonnblo
average. For a midsummer week the rainfall
was phenomenally heavy , the measurements r -
ported from more than two-thirds of the state
ranging from two to live Inchei. Some of the
heaviest showers fell In the districts that had
suffered most severely from drouth , and lher | s
now only n veiy small nrea that has not re
ceived ample moisture for piesent needs.
In many localities the unharveeted crops of
small gram were prostrated by the. winds nnd
weight of rainfall. In n few sections consider
able loss resulted from hall Ktoims within nar
row belts. On the whole ihe benefits have been
Immeasurable and the ngiirognte of loss relatively
small. The harvest of nala Is In progress nnd
Hearing completion in all districts. Kcalterlnir
returns from threshers jhiiw h'gh ' nverugen In
yields of wlnler wheat , barley nnJ oats.
Corn and potatoes maintain their promlilns
condition. _
NriiMoiinblo HiiliiH III KIIIINIIN.
TOP13KA , July 23. The Kansas weather crnp
bulletin for the week inys : In the cnstern di
vision the light showers In the south half , with
the warm days , have been \ery b neHclnl , per
mitting the ground to dry , tnrejhlng tu resume
nnd eorn to mnture. In the northern purt the
licnvy inlns have be n benellelnl to grow.ns
crops , but delayed hnneetlng nnd threshing , yet
more lain Isneeded In the extreme northern
In the middle division the hot winds the first
of the week damaged coin In various parts , but
the fine weather following has largely rupalred
the damage. Fruit and meadows are generally
In very good condition , but more rain Is needed
In some of the counties.
The first part of the week was hot and brouoht
Ihe small grains forwaid for the harvest , which
Is now on In the western division. The ralne of
the last few days were needed , and ns a result
of the week's weather nil crops ure now gener
ally In tine condition.
Cnr Coupler WorfcM Iliirnnl. '
BUFFALO. N. Y. , Jujy 23. The Gould
Car Coupler works at Ulack Rock were destroyed -
stroyed by ( Ire last evening. The loss IB
nbout JCO.OOO , covered by Insurance.
Not so slow after all-
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tone.We
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need to rent.
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Art and MtiBlc
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Telephone 1039.
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