THE OM.AIIA DAILY "BEE : SUNDAY , JULY 28 , 1805.
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Local Jobbers Report a Fair Movement of
Seasonable Goods ,
COLLECTIONS ARE STILL RATHER SLOW
VIIIII-N | mi MitNt Iiliirn of M
lU'iiinlti Klrm 11 llli I'ov
l-'illl mill Winter Cooiln Coin-
to Arrive.
\L \
An Jitter week has parsed , and still the
/ ( ports from almost all sections Indicate
it continuance of favorable crop conditions.
Traveling men cnd In dally reports to
thrlr house * , and the Information nulned
from that Hotirce , supplemented by letters
from country customers , keeps- the Jobbers'
In close touch with the situation In all
Bcctloira of the state. The best evidence
that the conditions In the country , gen
erally , are favorable , la afforded by the
feeling of confidence among jobbers en-
K'Wi'il In all the different lines of trade.
Kuslnrss men generally are fully alive td
the pteoencc of more favorable trade con-
dltlonH than have prevailed for a long
time , nevertheless they are Inclined to
move cautiously. Every one Is striving to
keep necessary expenses down In proportion
tion to the volume of present business , and
ut the name time be prepared to handle a
large fall trade.
Omaha jobbers have kept their men on
the load during the extremely dull times ,
not Infreuuently at a serious loss , for the
Hole purpose of kirplng In touch with the
trade.Mth the Improvement of business
It is confidently expected that Omaha Job
bers will have n better hold than ever
upun the trade of the state , for the simple
reason that they have taken the best care
of It that they could during the hard
Ju.it at the present there Is very little
doing In the country In a retail way. The
farmers are all very busy In the llolds-i , and
will not take the time to visit the towns.
The last comptroller's call upon the na
tional banks was made something over u
week iigo. and the bank statements liuvo
been published. They Dhow a continued
phrlnknge In the deposits , and a generally
unsatisfactory condition to far as moiiuy-
maklng for the banks goes , though the
Nhowlng la a fiif-ther assurance of the sol
vency of Omaha's financial Institutions.
Uun's local lepresentatlvo has compiled
the following table showing the totals for
the national banks of Omaha' and South
Omaha ut the periods named :
'
[ July 12. 92July | 12. ! U
I Mtiit. nnd dlscuuntu It 12,717,000J ! 11,171.000
I'llfll ItUlU I 11,6M.UO ) | C.STS.U-W
N13W GOODS AHH1VINO.
The new fnll nnd winter Roods nre com-
inoliclns to. nrrlvo ciulto freuly nt local dry
Booilw houses. The buyers ImVo been cast
lor somu little ttnle nnd the earliest of their
j-clectlons are now being unpacked and put
In shnpo for the fnll trade.
The dry toods market has remained firm ,
though no very Important changes arc to be
n Died. IJleach cottons huve been llrm and
nonio kinds of woolen fjooda nre hard to
secure , notably certain lines of underwear ,
blankets and Ilannels , the mills beliif ? over
sold , Som'o minor lined show decided ad
vances , as , for example , pins , which show
an advance of 15 per cent.
A buyer for a local house , wlrb has just
returned from the east , way.s of the dry
Roods situation : "Thore has been no sudden
boom In the market , but the betterment re
marked In nil departments of the trade has
been maturing steadily and surely for the
Inst four months , anil , what Is somt-thlnK
very unusual , without a setback In any
respcM. It WITS the natural reaction from
the period of depression to which values for
nil commodities had sunk. Since the middle
of March values hnvo been Knidually climb
ing hlKher , but with Increasing rapidity.
The reaction thus commencing In the more
staple articles , nnd In cotton particularly ,
slowly extended to the opening of factories
that had been closed for shorter or longer
periods. The Increased demand for the
IirodnctH of factories has been a great boon
to labor nnd In most cases those factories
that reduced wages In 1S93 liuvo restored
, thein'agnln. : Prices on nil lines of dry goods
' liavo apprpclatod more , or less In the period
mimed , but are still lower than usual. It li
the llrst season In many years when the
month of July hast shown a strong and ad
vancing market from beginning to end. In
may respects the market has shown a re
markable development In n very short time
nnd speaks well for the recuperative powers
of the country. "
OHOCKHY MAUKKT FIIIM.
In the line of groceries there has beer
very little change during the six days undci
review. As noted n week ago , the inarkel
on most all lines of goods under this lie.ul
Is very firm and yet there hnvo been no nil-
vancus , at least none of nny material Im
portance.
The volume of tradn lias averaged aboul
the same aH all this month and It is no !
posslblo to note any decided gain at the
pi cat-tit time over what It was two or thrc (
weeks ago.
The market on American sardines Is de
moralized nnd the packers fay that It Is
very dllllcult to sell American packed sur-
tllncs In any section of the country , owlnr
to the quantity ot Inferior goods that have
boon placed Upon the market during the
liast two years.
The continued scarcity of all kinds ol
halted mackerel has produced a much flrmei
feeling on the market and should the de
mand hold up better prices are anticipated
Current reports attribute the present hlgl
prices for new apricots on the coast tc
speculative Influences quite ns much ns t <
the reported shortage In the crop. Sinci
the beginning of July holders nt 'Frlsci
have advanced their prices 2'i cents.
HAniiWArtE TIIADE GOOD.
Local jobbers In hardware report n ver :
fnlr demand for goods In their line. Tin
general trade situation as concerns thli
branch of business appears to be of satis
factory chantcter. The volume of good !
jvovlng is larger than n year ago at thl
tlmo. The market Is. In peed shape nnd l !
holding Its own , though there have not bcoi
uny very Important advances during tin
past six days. The Increased cost of manu
facture , owing to the advance In the prlci
of material and wages , has caused a llrm
ness on all minor lines of goods , nnd ad
vanccs are announced amounting to 5 and 1
per cent. Such Instances , however , nre toi
numerous and not of sutllclent Importance ti
n-erlt special mention , only ns showing tin
Kt-neral tendency of the market.
WITH TUB SII01MEN. .
The trade In boots nnd shoes Is In Jus
11 liout the same condition that might bo ex
IHH'led nt this season of the year. Good
nro going out from the Jobbing houses Ii
fair .volume , but there appears to bo n
disposition to hurry , shipments. The Im
mediate demand from the country is small
ns this Is about the dullest time of th
whole year ,
IIOHSKS VOIl K.VPOHTATION.
Ilt-porl Thnt TlujAr < % Wn lit oil fo
iiK DctiU-il.
During the past few weeks reports hnv
been persistently circulated to the effec
that largo numbers of horses were belni
bought up In the west nnd exported fo
slaughtering purposes. Tlieso it-ports fo
the most part appear to have- originated a
thp seaboard , where It was said shipload
of horses were being consigned to Huropea
countries. A good many horses In th
course of n year are received and for
warded at South Omahu. Careful Inqulr
lunong the dealers at the stock yards , wh ,
are familiar with the Ins nnd outs of th
trade , failed to elicit any Information tend
Ing to confirm the reports. llorai-s ar
fteqliently purclin-'eil for export , but the
nre ueunlly good , heavy draft animal1 ! , an
cost too much money to be used for slniigli
terlng purposes.
There has been n very material Increas
during the past two or three months in th
demand abroad for good serviceable drnl
horses. The horse * * raised In MMsauil an
Iowa , nre especially desirable for this tr.idi
They are from fourteen to i-IMeon hand
lilglu are heavily built , and are n Inilrnlil
nulled for the Budcllo or for dtaft put pose :
A good many of these horses Und thel
wav to Chicago , where they are picked u
In large hunches by the speculators ) Th
freight charges' , from that elly to Nei
York uro on nn average of J10 per hca
nnd tlin ocean freight to Hamburg } -'l nil
illtlonal. A good many horses succumb t
the hardships of ocean travel nnd the losse
nre heavy. 11 will be seen from this thn
tho. expense of placing u western horse o
the German market Is great and high price
must bo realized to make up for It.
NISV&n IIKFOHB SO CHEAP.
In Now York City the report that horse
are being exported for slaughter has create
a rood deal of Interest , but Investigate
Dhows thnt ( here Is no truth in thu state
incut. The Journal of Commerce quote
r-i- n representative of the Hamburg-America
line nf steamers as follows : 'Our linn cut
rles from tlfty lo 200 horse * on each pat
gage of Its freight steamers. I have persor
ally attended these shipments und I am sur
that none of the horses we shipped wer
for slaughtering purposes. In fact , th
liorxe * which huve been glvlpped during th
past three months were line , big drnl
homes , weighing perhaps on an nverag
1.500 pounds , and I hey brought anywher
from 800 to 1.000 marks In Hamburg , nnd
were used exclusively for agricultural pur-
pete * . The horses nrt > not going Into the
army , ns they hnve neither the speed nor
the action rcmilred. As a whole , the horses
being exported nre of good breed nnd are
worth considerable money. If they were
not nobody would be willing to i > ay $2i a
head Iti freight charges. "
Horses have been no low of late that
they were not worth rounding up on the
ranges. A representative of n western
cattle company said In South Omaha last
fall that he would be glnd to give awny
his horses to nnyone who would round
them up nnd take them away whete they
would not i-nt up the gras ? on the range
that was wanted for the cattle. The re
port that horses were , wanli-d abroad for
slaughtering has created n hope that nn
outlet might be found after all for the
range horses. Eastern exporters , however ,
say that even If there was n foreign de
mand for horses for slaughtering purposes
thnt the common wi'-tern broncho. * would
not sell , ns they nre not the kind that
woul'I ' In1 consldere 1 Hi for that purpose.
FACTOIIV FACTS.
ItiiltiMtrlnl llrli-fM Cutlu-i'i-il from Fur
mill \t-iii- .
William I'reston & Co. of Omaha will
ulart up their cereal mills again next week.
It" Is necessary to commence operations
rller this season than usual owing to the
cry good demand for their goods from
) hlo , Michigan nnd Wisconsin. In a few
At-eks they will commence running on the
ull line of goods for the fall trade. More
.ttentlon will be given specialties the
iiimlng season , which will necessitate the
mployment ot twenty-live to tlfty people.
Secretary Hamilton of the Norfolk beet
upnr factory says : "A renewed stimulus
vna given to the beet sugar Industry In
N'ebrnsko , this season by the fact that
iVherever the beets were grown last year It
vas demonstrated beyond doubt that they
re better able to withstand a drouth than
ny other farm product , nnd while the
rep was naturally reduced considerably by
he unusual dry weather , there was often a
cry fair tonnage of beets side by side with
ther crops that were a total failure , l-'or
his reason , coupled with the beneficial
ffects of thn slate bounty bill , which en-
.bled the manufacturers to pay -uniform
irlce of { 5 per ton , the 1st of May found
loth the Norfolk nnd Grand Island factories
jloslng their books with their full comple
ment of 4,000 acres each nil contracted by
'nrmers nnd n record of over 1,000 acres
.noro refused at each place. 1'lantlng be
gan In good seas-on and with less diminge
than In previous years from blowing of soil.
Owing principally to a better selection of
'and and n fair amount of rain at the
iroper time , nn unusually good stand was
lecured at the outset. There was n lack of
nolsturo In the latter part of May , but
'ortumitcly before the situation became
; ery serious the copious ruins In June
wrought the crop out of Its only
critical situation this season nnd
started the plants growing at a
very rapid rate , s-o that now the crop
'n general Is In an extremely thriving condl-
.loti and in tonnage bids fair to tax the two
'actorles to their utmost capacity.
They are talking about home patronage nt
Duluth. The 'Northwestern Merchant of
hat city saysr "I..et our wholesale grocers
support homo Industries nnd then they
have the right to nsk the local dealerj to
give them the preference of their trade.
What Is fair for one U fair for the other
: md It Is a poor rule that won't work both
ivays. "
In the meat shopq of towns in New Mex-
.co nnd Arizona the visitor from the cast la
apt to notice that the dressed carcasses of
sheep have a tuft of wool still attached to
the head and tall. This Is left bv the
butcher to assure the customer that It Is
mutton nnd not Roat Ilesh they nre buying ,
for In those territories many Hocks of goats
nro reared nnd pastured by the small Mexi
can ranchman to be killed for food for the
loorcr natives ) .
The chemist at the fhino sugar beet fac
tory. California , clnints to have devised u
method by means of which the waste mo
lasses can be utilized to good purpose. He
mixes It with sand and uses the composition
for making sldcxvalks.
Heports from growers of pickles near
Omaha Indicate that the crop Is poor owing
to the cool weather and the ravages of In
sects. At the same time the vines nro stll
growing nnd a change to more favorable
weather may result In the end In there
being a very fair yield. At the present time
local manufacturers are proce. slnK ; a few
cucumbers , but they nre''not tecelvlnc one
bushel where they ought to receive tlve.
I.OC.VI , HKTAII , TllAIi : .
MlilMuiiiiurr Dullness ( lie IlulliiK Fea
ture In Iot-nl HiiNliK-HN Circles.
The local retail trade Is In the dumps
and the dullness usual at this Ecason of the
year Is painfully evident on every hand
No one pretends to be doing business to
nny extent , but the trade generally up
pears to have settled down to uv alt tin ,
opening of the fall season.
Now nnd then some seasonable specialty
comes Into demand , but the volume o
trade In such lines Is not aulllclent to
change the general situation. .
Thu retail cigar men of the city are Interested
torested to sotre extent In the law na sei
by the last leglslatuie making it a mis
demeanor to fell ( ilswettes to person
under 21 years of age. The new law gotf
Into effect on August 1. Inquiries nmoni ,
a number of the rutiill cigar dealers falo !
to elicit nny veiy serious objections. I
wr.s pointed out bv somtli it it was M
easy matter to distinguish a boy IS to 2i
years of ago from one 21 years old , nm
that It would bo a rather embarrassing
question to ask n young man , who mlgh
call for a package of cigarettes , his age
A person under 21 , If asked such a ques
tlon , would piobably answer In the alllrma
tlve , while If ho happened to be older lit
would probably take the question i > s nn
Insult , and In future buy of some othe
dealer.
One of the laigest retail dealers said tha
there was no prollt In cigarettes , and tha
if the law reduced the number smoked I
would be a good thing for the cigar deal
era. " 1 do not euro anything about th
boys' trade. " said n-dealer , "but If the law
were to cut oft the phytdclan'w patronage
would feel U. It may suiprlxe you , bu
It Is a fact that a very large proportion o
the most prominent physicians In the city
smoke cigarettes. Lawyers , too , me quit
fond of the paper clgur. " Another deale
gave it as his opinion that theie wouli
be places In. the city that would contlnu
lo sell cigarettes In dellance of law , am
thnt the trade would simply pass to then
from the reputable dealern.
MAXlFACTfltKltS AT T1IK FAIH.
.Most uf Tin-in Will i\bllilt : Their
( iooilN mill AVnrt-s.
The Manufacturers and Consumers AssocI
utlon of Nebraska Is taking active steps to
ward making a creditable showing of the
manufacturing Industries of the state at the
state fair. Secretary Holmes has been com
municating with members and has already
secured quite a number of promises to make
exhibits from manufacturers outside ol
Omaha.
The King Pre nDrill company of 131ue
Springs will exhibit grain drills , being the
only agricultural Implement of the kind
made In the state.
The Ueatrlco Canning company , Dempster
Mill Manufacturing company and the He-
atrlce Ilulldlng nnd r.ivlng lirlek company
will make exhibits of their manufactured
products. The Ueatrlce liarb Wire and Man
ufacturing company wll ) put In a machlnt
for the manufacture of barb wire and op-
crate It during the fair.
The Kearney cotton mill will send down
two loomn for weaving cotton cloth , which
they will operate , hesldex showing all the
different stages of manufacture from the
raw cotton to thp tlnlshed product. The
Kearney Cycle company has promised tc
make a showing of ull the different lines ol
goods which It manufactures.
The A. U. Smith Syrup company ol
Hastings will exhibit tha different product-
of sorghum cane. The company has 1'OC
acres of cane planted this season.
Harpham Hros. of I.'ncoln ' will put lr
machines nnd curry on the work of manu
facturing harners. The Lincoln Pottery
company will manufacture goods In Its line ,
showing the methods of operating the pot
ter's wheel ! Other Lincoln linns are con
sidering the matter , but have not decided a ;
to character of their exhibits.
Mr. Holmes says that his association will
have no trouble In tilling Ma nuf.re lures hall
with Interesting Instructive exhibits.
Oolton Market.
NEW YOHK. July S7.-COTTON Quiet : mill-
dllng , , c ; net nml uruss receipts , none ; exuorU
to tlie continent. 2.UI1 lialesj sales. < l'j unlt-a. nil
l > lnn r : stock. 11,272 Imles ; .iHnuarv. J7.01 : Keb.
"Wv.7-06 : .Man-h. R-H ! July. 16.7 ? : Aueust ,
J6.77 ; September. J8.SI ; October , ftsti ; November ,
16.91 ; lierpiiitwr. 16.96.
NIJW OIH.BAN8. July 27.-COTTO > f-lull ;
Ki'o-1 mlilJIInir. 7 l-16c ; iiiltHlln ! ? , ti 9-lCo ; low ,
C 3-\w \ K < KK ! nnllniry , 5tci net am ! iTroire -
celpln. be ; export * , to Oteat llrltnln. Hi bain ;
coaatuUe. 41 Imlcn ; al . 1,717 Kile * , all tnln'
liers ; ttoelt , 37.151 lialea.
fiT. 1.01'IS. July COTTON'-QulM ; no Mtei
rrnorlr.il receipt * , liw Union ; liln-nU. | | SU-i bale * ;
stock , ICiKV ; bale * .
Market.
NHW YOllK. July ! 7.-Hl'OAll-ltaw. llrm ;
4 11-lCcj standard A , 4 l-16W4Uc ; c mfectlrmers'
A 4 l-lBf(4'jC. cut loaf. 5 l-16fiSiic ; cruihtd ,
5 l-KftSUc , inwdenM. 4 01 15-l c ; granulated ,
< 7-l l icube * . 41M < " " -
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Helped by Strong News Wheat Closed Two
Cents Higher/
OR AN HOUR LITTLE ADVANCE WAS MADE
Corn WIIM Irrt-Kiilnr Itut In tin'MilIn
Firm , Hvt'ii for Slay Delivery
DlmiulHliiK Crop Humor * from
tin- Went a I'l-uture.
CHICAOO , July 27.-lIe.lped by strong
nowa today , wheat closed nt an advance
of 2t'c , per bu. , after having ut one part of
the dny sliown a gain of 3Hc. Corn wns
llrm , partly In sympathy with wheat nnd
In pare to the premium being paid for spot
corn , closing i c higher. . September cats
closed He higher and provisions llnlshed
with but little change.
Wheat opened strong nnd quiet , nnd for
nbout nn hour nnd a half It looked ns If
the rise nt the opening would bo the out
side price for the day. At the end of that
time , however , the Initial jump of about
Via to Ic per bu. was supplemented by n
aeries of spasmodic bounds , which In less *
than llfteen minutes added "c per bu. more.
The chief reason for the great strength was
because of Argentine having ut length
thrown up the sponge In the triangular
contest between her , Russia nnd the United
States lit supplying the wants of thp wheat
Importing part of the world. Tlio ImportIng -
Ing price for September was from "Oo to
70r e , and a little demand from the shorts
rulfled the scantiness 'of the quantity for
sale. lfpon that discovery It became a
question with those who had previously
sold who could run fastest and" Jump
furthest In pursuit of the elusive price ,
which rose to 72c before the chase wns
over. At that llgure enough long wheat
wns let go to cause u reaction ofC per bu.
The latest trading price was from lc to
? i < ' higher. The receipts were 113 cars , of
which nine wele No. 2 red. The total re
ceipts at primary western markets held to
317,000 bu. , compared with l,18.r,000 bu. nt
the Mme points last year. The week's
shipments fiom' both coasts , Including ( lour ,
was only l.iMi.OOO bu. , against 1G52UJX ) bu.
last week , and 3,358,000 bu. a year ago. The
visible supply , which last year Increased
3.3. > 3OUO bu. , will perhaps show a small
decrease this week , estimated at about
2IO.OOO bu. The report from the northwest
1n some cases would lead to the Impression
of very serious failure and In others to the
expectation of nn exceptionally heavy crop.
The amount of business done on orders
from the outside was small. The small
Argentine , shipments nnd the higher cables
kept the market strong throughout the day
derplte cons'derable ' realizing.
The corn market wns Irregular , hut In the
main firm , even for May delivery. Some
disquieting reports concerning the growing
crop nre coming from the west , and , al
though by Itself would not have much ef
fect , It directed attention to the uncertain
tenure of life held x.by n growing crop.
The oash demand Is excellent ami to 'a
certain extent urgent. The day's receipts
were 317 cars , and 300 nro estimated for
Monday. September opened at 13',4c , de
clined to 42i c. reacted toIS'.fcc ' , and closed
at 43Vic. Muv was at 33c at the opening ,
sold oft to 33''ic , then rose to from 3Cc to
3G'c , nnd closed at 3Sc.
Quite a good business was transacted In
oaix. At the opening nn easier feeling pre
vailed , butwhen _ wheat advanced pats also
went up. September opened nt 22V-e , Fold
at _ from " 2r > ic up to 22ic. and closed at
The provision market was a shade firmer ,
but very dull , nnd nt the close there was
very little change from yesterday'a Testing
prices. I'ork left olt at a decline of 2140 ,
and ribs arc 2lic higher. Hogs today were
Ti.OOi ) head. Last week's receipts were 31-
4.11 head , against 111,317 on the correspond
ing week of the year before.
The receipts for Monday are estimated as
follows : Wheat , 120 cars ; corn , S > ,0 curs ;
oats , 229 curs ; hogs , 17,000 head. For tlie
entire week 75 000 head are expected- ar
rive. . ,
Tno leading futures ranger , na follows !
Artlalai. I O-iii i. i lIlTiT. | LT.V. | Clou.
Wheat.No. 2
July.
70)4 )
Coin No.'J. .
July
Sept. . .4.1)1 )
May as *
Cats No. a. . .
July. 2-1 .4.1)1P
May M > pt P
Porkuerbol
Sept. . . . . . . 10 71) ) 10 7i ! 10 (15 ( l5 !
Jan 1(1 ( tiS ID 70 11) UO 70
Si-pt 0 30 0 3SH o nee (1 ( IW'
( X-t. ( I -10
Jan 0 37 > i o : ) ' - ) u a7v
il.ort Ulba-
Sept 0 1-J 11 15 n mi 0 lii
Oct Ii 1-Jh , 0 1UK u i-'i 0 l ! > |
Jan o CO C I- ! , n no 0 Uu
Caxli quotations were n foll-ras : '
KlXJL'll Winter patents , 3.2fi.1.73 : wlntci
stralKlitH , ji. : ( ) R3.-10 ; Ijiiki-rK , tl.90ii2.S4 ; sprlns
patenlH , J'l.7."i ? l.5 < : sprint , ' strnlKlits , } 2.'Ji)1f3.23.
\VlinAT-No. 2 Fiirlnir. 70073Vse ; No. 3 sprlns ,
73c : Nn. 2 led. 7Utfi"il7lc.
COUX No. 2 , 13iiif13 > itNo. ; . 3 yellow , 43 I |
H'Jie. '
OATH No. 2 , 23ic ; No. 2 white , Kt27e : No. 1
white. 20024C.
UYINo. . 2 , 4SV-C.
HAllLKY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 5C(537e ( ; No. 4 ,
nomlnnl.
KLAX SKI-IP No. I. JI.S9.
TIMOTHY HI-IKO I'llme. JJ.C : .
I'HOVIHIONS Mess pork , per tibl. , tlO.MtTlO.r- ;
lard , per 100 His. , J6.2..IjC.2J'l ' : short rllw , lile ;
( looae ) . Jli.-fr.li ( ) ) ; ilry suited slioulilem ( | HIXPI | )
$ . " > .ii2.ff3.7. ( ! ' > ; short clear BlJea ( hoxeilc'JO.CSii'/ ) /
0.7ri.
0.7ri.WHISKY
WHISKY Distillers' finished sooils , per jail.
SI-'OAIIS I'nchnnceJ.
Tlie follovrliie were the receipts nnd shipment *
today :
On thn I'M lui > exonnie toJav t'io ' bultur iniir-
liotvn ; llrm : croamerv , 10-J17Vc ! : dairy , 103
ICc. Keirs. tlrm ; imil > { e. Chw-su , 7ia7Je.
MJW voitic ( ; IO.MIIAI , MAIIICET.
t'loMlnKliiotntloiiH nn tlie I'I-IIK-IIHI !
( /'oiniiKxlttleM mill StnplcN.
NHW YOUK , July 27.-Fl.Oril-llecelpti , , 11. .
200 lilils. ; exportB , 100 bbls. ; market llrm but dull
city mill patents , tl.40gi.W ; city mill clear.i. Jl.Oi
574.13 ; Minnesota patents , $3.7533.93 ; MLnnesotr
lakers , J2.10i33.03 ; Bprltig Rrndes , $1.9.102.04 ; win
ler patents , $3. 6.103. 90 ; winter stralghls. $3.CUJi
J.70 ; wlnler extras , $3.00j3.50 : winter low crades
J2 2i > < ff.1.00. llye Hour , nupenlne , J3.2593.40 ; fancy
J3.50ii73.73.
COHN MHAI Dull ; yellow western , $1.0S01.1'i '
llrnndywlne , $2.90. k
AV1IKAT Ilccelpts , 12.400 bu. ; exjiorts , 32.701
hu. Spot , nominally unchnneetlj No. 2 led 75i4c
No. 1 nn them. 7i-ic , dellveieil ; No. 1 hard "SMe
delivered. Optlonu were atrong but quiet nil tin
forenoon , and advanced on covering * stimulate
by rumoied hlKher pilvnle cables , talk of n Ken
eruun ilecitu * In Monday's visible und In tin
world H hlpinent . and reported lowering o
sprtiiK nliri.t ratlmutrn ; closed ' , ie lilslier : Sen
temlier. clj.sril 7.1V c. '
roUN-Uecelpts , r..1.000 bu. : exports , 4U. 1u
> pot. , lul ; Ni. 2 , 4Se ; yellow , r/ , c In store
Option * declined nfier the opening on Itrltlsl
crop tiewB , hut weie rallied with wheat nm
" " ' ° tt" ' " " " ' " " " " '
closed 4Se. 'L.
OATS Hecelpls , S.1.400 Im. ; exports , 42 S bu
Spot , Htcnily ; No. 2. 23 > i ? 2 ( ic ; No. 2 white , ttlic
Options , quiet , hut steady with wheat ; close.
UMWo up ; September. 2tiU2Cy1c , closed 2C1ic
. -n\y I''lrni : sn'in'lne ' , ; iQSOc Rood to choice
-
_ HOI'S Quiet ; r.icltlc coast , old , S03c ; 1831 crop
illDIW Klrm ; lluenos Ayres , dry , 20 to 21 Ifoi
2U- ; Texas , dry , 21 to SO ! ( . . . ! : ic.
I.IATHIU StronK ; hemlock xr.le , llueno
AyreH , light to heavy welfhts , 23o ; ncld , 21'
( | 2I < * .
WOOL l-'lnn ; dor.iesilo fleeee. lSQ2Sc ; jiullo. )
" i'HOVISION.S-IJeef. Heady : family , $10.50 * .
liM ; extrn mexs. $7.50fiS.OO ; beef hams. J1S.IWS
18.50 : pickled. JD.I B15.M ( ; ciy. | , , vtra tn tl m.s ;
m.ttlfilS.M , Cut meats , quiet nnd steady ; pickled
17.2.-.HJ.O ) ; pickled shoulders , $4 ; pickled hams
V.VMJIi.oo. ) Ijird. steady ; western steam clOh.- i
.it T < ! .C2iJ ; September , closed $60" asked ; refined
steady. Porft. steady : new mesi. $ I2.23RU.OO
family. li2.5Cftl2.75 ; slur ! clear , $12.Mni4.3fl.
WTTnil Klrm ; western dairy , > 4l3e ; west
ern creamery. 12' . G18c ; western factory , 8Vit
CMKI-.SK Quiet : state , lai'KP. 5 % i"71u < - : Mnill
CUffSHe ; part iklnia , fiiVc ; ; full rklmi. '
IU1OS Steady ; wes'ern fresh ,
ItpsiN Steady ; strained , common to
Tl'Jli'KNTINB-QulH nt 27',4fi2 ' e.
11ICIKlrm ; fair to fxtm. 4'4 l'4c.
MOLAKSIW Steady ; ROIK ! to choice. SOfiKc
IMlACHKS-Wc-mi.TJ.
Al'I'I.KH-Ittdf. .
MrHKMKI.ONS-ltb ! . . $ | . ( kKJ'.00.
JlirTALS PlR lion , firm ; southern , $ H.miBII..1)
noithern. I12.0UH14.0) ) . C-pp'r. n'rcn * ; brokem' '
nrlre. $11.124. Lead , Htronst : brokers' price ,
I3.S7H. Tin. plales. quiet but nrm.
cOTTONSI-ii ) OIL Firm : prim * crmK | , lu.
25c , nominal ; prime crude , loose , ISiiiir : nt ]
crude , bhls. . 2lc ; mi nm r yllovprime , JHfiEK-
yellow , summer , off grades. 27t > 2ic ; white
prime ,
Llvi-rpnol
LIVEIH-OOL. July 27. WHKAT-Spot stenJy
Na. S winter , la i'/t < l ; No. 2 red iprmit. U SiJ
Na. 1 hard Munlloba. Sj lOd , No. 1 California
fK M. futtiri' rinse , ! Hrnl. Hh Hepteml-er nml
October i d hlRlu-r anilmu"r , m mth unchsnKeil
from ye-.ii-rdny'B closlljff | nici-s , business nloul
rqtmlly ilistrlbittpd ; July , . , . . * .VI. August , fta eu < ll
Heptemlier , f 6VI ; OftrtW'r , ; , s s\-l , Novemlier ,
5M 7'ill ; 11-cemlier , ta S > 1. ,
f'OUN Hpot dull ; Atn r/enn / mlxeil , new , 4 * M ;
futurt-n closed weak , T < lm m-nr iKwitlons im-
chniiRed lo jd lower nnqllstant iwisittons % ld
l-i er : bnnneioi ln-avn-M on mlddlo ixisltlons ;
July. 4s 4 < vl ; AURUSt , .Js'Jid. Heptemlier , 4s i l ;
Ocliber , 4s V d ; Novenlber. 4 < < | ; December , 4s.
KUH'll Maiket ilulfi ilf-mand gooil ; St. IMU\H \
N fancy winter , 7s 6.1.
l'KO1S1ONH Iliccnr him ; demand modetale ;
fuint rlnnd cut , 2 < toSp.,1lis. : . 3Js 6 < l ; short ribs ,
2 ll . . 3 M ; Inns OSntJj.IlKht , St to 45 Ibs. ,
mess , "s Cd ; prime mW-j , 8U 3d. I'ork , prime
mess , fine western , ; 7s mprlnu" medium , tw- .
Lard , dull ; pi line western. S2a td ; rellneil , ' "
. , _ ' - " '
pallsV 33s. 4
CliKKSi : Quiet ; tlrnmnil poir ; nnest Ameri
can wht ! , new , J8s ; llne i AniTlcan cilored ,
new , rh s Gil.
Hl'TTKU Klnesl t'nlteil States. 70e ; good , nom
inal.
inal.COTTON"4lil : ) O1I l.lvetpool rellned , Kn.
L1NSICKI ) Oll21s. .
I'lrrHOLUI'M Ill-lined. S'4'l.
UI-IKUIOKUATOIt ni-KK Korequnrtcni , G < 4d ;
hlndnuartris , OViil.
HOI'S At Lon.lon. 1 aclllc coast , 12.
OMAHA CI.MHAL : : MAUICKT.
Joinlllloii uf Triulf nml
oil Sliiplt' nml I'aiu-j I'ruiliiL-L- .
1'p to n comparatively short time ago a tie-
nendous huy crop was Hnllclpaled for the north-
vest , but with the recent dr iulh In many of the
argest hay prodiirlni ? counties uf southern Mln-
lesota , llnal results of harvest promise little , If
uylliltm' . greater than they were last year. An
xceedliiRly Important feature phould not be
overlooked , niid that l thai from everywhere
ho lepoit comes that farmers have been en-
ihlcd by fiivorahlo weather to s-cure the crop In
Inu condition. Also In many places u good deal
if uorti , iwils , rye , etc. , has lu-i-n grown for fod-
ler , which In u mi-.isure will take the plac < * of
my. Tills Is partlculaily tho. cast. In I he win-
er wheat stales nndYUcvisln and Iowa. Quo.
tnlloiis :
KCJUS Choice slock , M'ic. '
HUTTKIl Packing sloi-K , 7'igSc ' ; cholc ? to
fancy , 12U14c ; gathered creamery , lie ; separator
creamery , IGc.
I.1VK I'Ol'LTHY Hens , C jC'.ic ' ; loosters , Jc :
.nlng chicken. * , pel It' . . 121lor ; ducks , 7QSc ;
spring ducks , lOc ; turkeys , 7tfSc ; geese , Be.
\ i..vltjnolcL rat. ? U lo jOu iiis. , are quoled at
tiVjc : large unit coarse , 4 5V-c.
CllKKHU Wisconsin full cream , 9c ; Young
Americas. ll fl-o ; twins , llijljc : Ncbra ka nnd
[ own , full cieum , lOc ; l.lnituirger , No. 1 , IP- ; ;
brick. No. 1 , llc ; Swiss. No. 1. 13c.
HAY Upland liny. $7.50 ; midland. $7.fiO ; low
land , $7 ; new hay , $5.50 ; rye stinw , $3 ; color
makes the pi Ice on hay. Light bales sell the best.
Only top grades bilnir ton pilots.
PIOEONS Per doz. , Jl.tMOl 23.
VEOETAULKS.
POTATOES New potatoes , * choice stock , ! OO
33c.
33c.ONIONS
ONIONS Bermudas , per crate , none ; California ,
In sacks , per bu. , gjvtit.OO : homo grown , SOW'So.
OLD UKANS-Hund picked , navy , $2.20 ; Lima
beans , per lb. , aU jToijiC.
CAHUACE On orders , sacked , 1'ic.
JIADIHHIW Per doz. bunches. 13c.
OHKHN ONIONS Per doz. bunches , lOc.
LETTUCE Per doz. , 13 < ft2Uc.
ASPAIIAUUB Choice stock on orders , 35B59o
per doz. bunches.
CrcUMllEUS On orders , COSISSc per doz.
PEAS On oiilcrs , per bu. , CU6Sc. )
STHINO 1IKANS On orders , per hu. , G00G3C.
TOMATOES Choice slock , per 4-basket ciatc ,
835f90c ; 6 to ID-case lots. We.
SUMMER SQUASH Per doz. , on orders , 230
We.
We.WATEHMELONSPcr
WATEHMELONS-Pcr do * . , i-ratrd. $2.50ff3.00.
GllEEN PEPPEIIS Per bu. . Sl.00ai.10.
WAX HEANS Per hu. , GOJJCoc.
CAt'I.ll-'IXJWMH-I'er dot , , 73c$1.00.
to two dozen. 40fIMc. (
CALCIKLOWEH-Per doz. . 73c1rJ1.00.
CKLEIIY Home grown , per doz. , 4' > 'iiKc.
Willn the apple crop In this section of tin-
country Is large , theie lire apple growing lo-
calllleH where a shortajre.'fs reporled. The apple
crop of Ontario Is nlmdut. it complete failuie. The
blKKcsl urehuids will-not i. > leld mole than tlve
hu. all t ild. The fruUHjtaitween May 12 and 21
destroyed the prospects nf'ilie flult. Quotations :
I > KAlls California lUrtlMls. per box , $2.13.
111-11) KAHI'IIKUIUKS Nt shlpplns stock.
PLUMS California , ' p r" box. , choice stock ,
$1.I > 9 ; southern , per case , I1.2" ! .
APISICOTrf No shlpWnt's.tuck.
HOUTHI-IUN PKACJin.S Per C-hasket crate.
APPLUS Choice Fhlppjni ; stock , bbls. , $2.00-9 -
2.23 ; cooking applet , $1.7SH2.IW.
CALU-'OIINIA PI-IACHUS-Crawfords , per box ,
73c ; Hate's enrly , GOfMSc1. ' '
STrtAWIIKItlllKS l ho'ci1 shipping stock , none.
CHKIUHl'JS No slilpp'lll'slock.
( ! OOSKUiUIlliS-NI ) ' shlpplns slock.
lll.ACIC IlASPllKItllinS-No slnpplns stock.
llLACKIllillUIES Chotc Block , per 24-qt ,
case , $2.005(2.23. . " ,
OUAPHS Arkansas , stij ' < ; l > , per C-baskct crate ,
$ l.nOf1 23. '
Nl-ICTAHINES California. P r case , $1.30.
THOPlCtM , KRUITti.
Thn market Is well -suplled ; with very fine
orunirct ) . Quotntlivis : '
OUANKS Nan-Is , | t-l > ox. $3 ; choice sec.l-
lilies , per box , $2. ! > 0 ; Meillttrinnean sweets , $2.73
{ 13.00 ; fancy St. ftjlchnels , none.
LHltONS Kxtrn fancy lemons , SCO size , JG.OO ®
6.23 : 300 size. JG.23OG.iiO.
HANANAH Choice Inrtro stock , par liunch , $2.23
02.M ; medium size bunches. > 2.00i2.23.
PINEAPPLKR-I'er doz. . $2.
MISCLLANLOI.'S. : :
FIGS l-'uncy , 13c ; choice , 12ffll3c.
I1ONKY California , 14bic.
MAPLl-3 SVHUP-aallui jugs , per doz. . $12 ;
liUbyRal. . cans , $3.
NUTS Almonds. He ; English walnuts , foft-
shelled , 12c ; slnndarts , lie ; filberts , Ho ; Brazil
nuts , lOc ; pecans , ! ) c ; peanuls , law , Ve ; roasted ,
7c DATES In CO to 70-lb. boxes , Go per lb. ; fard
dates , small boxes. lOo per lb ,
C1DR11 Pure Juice , per bbl. , $3 ; half libl. . $3.
IHCI'j ' I'OPCOP.N In tlie ear , en orders , per
Ih. , 2'Ac.
HIDKS AND TALLOW.
The hide market continues to advance abroad
and to hold very llrm here. The market Is en.
Joylnx almost IneUlulilo ieai lion fiom a. pro
longed depression. The war supplies for tor.
elgn ( ounlrles make heavy dialns upon the
slocks of lealher. Quotatlon :
HllJUS No. 1 ereen l.ides , S'ic ' ; No. 2 green
hides , 80 ; No. 1 green Balled hides , 'Jo ; No. 2
green sailed hides , S'.Jc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 13
Ibs. , 13c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. . lOitlUUu ,
No. 1 dry flint hides. 12T14o ; No. 2 dry flint hides
12e ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 12o ; partly cuicd
hides , Vi < : per lb. less than fully cured.
HIIUKP PKLTS Oreen salted , each , 23aMcj
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) ,
each , 5Q15c , diy shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) ' No. 1 , each , 510c ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 2 , each , -5c ; dry flint
Kansas and Nel > n i'i butcher wool pelts , per
poun.il , actual weltrnr. 558c ] ; dry flint Kansas and
Ntbtnska murrain wool pelts , per pound , actual
weight , 4SGc ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pells , per pound , aclual welB'.it , 4Sf6' ' < .c ; dry
Hint Coloindo muriuln wool pells , per pound ,
nclual weight , I'uZc. Have feet cut ull , as It Is
useless to pay freight on them.
TALLOU' AND OIIRASH No. 1 tallow , 4USJ
4Hc : No. 2 tallow. 3V tt4c ; grease , while A. ttt
* ' c ; grease , white 11 , 3'c ; grease , yellow , 2"Mt
So ; grease , daik. 2'.4o ; old butter , 282Jc ! ; bees
wax , prime. 17fi2'c ' ) ; rough tallow , 2o.
WOOL. UNWASHED-Klne heavy. Cft7c ; nne
light , 8f3e ; quarter-blood , lOJil'Jc ; seedy , burry
and chaffy , SBDe ; cotled and hroken , coarse. 7W
9c : cotled and broken , line , GQSe.
WOOL , WASHED Medium , UQISc ; nne. llf
1C" ; tub washed , 10 < ? lSc ; hlnek. 8c ; bucks , 60 ;
tag locks , 233c ; dead pulled , GWGc.
STOCKS AX1) IH MS.
In Neeiu-ltleM AVilM Dull lull
tiniciiernl 'I'liin * WIIN l-'lrni.
NEW YOllK , July 27 Tr.ullnir on tin- Stock
exchanee today was dull , but the general torn
was ( Irm nnd the room traders were more easj
buyers. The Influence * on the niarket were the
desire lo cover short contracts over Sunday nnd
the buying by commission houses In the grangers ,
which were the fenlures of the dealing. At tin
oihmlne prices were well held , but the I ear
clique In Sugar quickly set t , work to nttai-K
thu stock , and succei-ih-jl In foicinR U down lr ;
pur cent. At the lowur figures kuyem oppearei
nnd nt the close nil hut ' .i per cent of me de.
ilme had been lejialneil. Tlie Reiiernl list was
not ni1'ect 'd by tne depression In Sugar a.ii
ti neiully ruled sllehlly higher. The market
closed slrong and Ri-ncrnlly hlelier. Some few
slocks showed declines on the ilny , Includln ) ,
Toledo & Ohln Central. .3 per cent , nnd Lake
Shore. 1VI per cent. The week witnessed a
change of fronl on tlie p-yt of cerlnin operators
Speculation for Home [ tuW pant centered malnij
In tinIndiiHlrlals , but for the past six days
the inllway shales Were tn > leaders of tlie mar.
ket , with , however , 'Hi/fair / and ClilcnRo llai
quite prominent In th'-'ir.insaetlons.
The temper of Kpecuhjlim | was decidedly bulllsl
throucliuiit ns legiirds the7 crnnser sharea , am
qultu a few other ut thv , llwax pHipsitlej. The
lirllllant outlink for thc-v'in-ii crop Induced heavy
purchases of I lock Ifluml and llurllngloii , and it
pronounced Inquliy for-S n , stocks of other Rrub
i-urryinR roaii * . Tln < i-pde.ivo.-s of the hear
tuders recently to , illjsl d'-- limr Hock In
this gtoup had m \/iti4.lnrgi ) * me.isure of sue-
re a. Iliiek Island wild Up' li' p--r cent to 7iH | .
lliulL-iKti n 5i4 per centp 92 , SI. Pnul 2'.i ' p-r
cent to "UHi mid Northwestern 2'i ' per cent Ic
1114. Tht-be IlKures nn--Hi - highest reached this
year nnd were iiialntattu-4 to the close except foi
reaction of , per -ti } . ' In St. Paul and llur-
llnston und 'i per ce tMh Northwestern. The
numerous favorable riilliHi.1i ! rnporls , the neat
approach of the solulrM/- f the trunk line dim
cully , the growing1 belli.hat n settlement wll
soon bo effected In Hi nnthiaclte coal road
difference , cnupleil wRli the cheerful business
outlook ( jeni-rnily. were factora In the cenera
oiipreolatlon if values. ' 7Wcoinmlsslon nn > n re
ported n K" > 1 Increase In business , and evidences
nre not wumlnc that outsiders were iigatn en
l-rllis' the Meld of rpeoul.itlon. Huttar wax Ii
KiMiil demand nml rose ! U per crnt to ill1. , dr-
ollnetl lo II2V , rallied tn 111. receded tn 112 % nm
loiieil at 1U % , n net n-iln of 2 per cent. Chlrax'
< ) a moved up pretty steadily until n rise hm
been effected of 3 % per rent to 58. At ( hn lo |
fljrtiroa huge bl-K-ks of the slock were Ihrowr
ninn the market. The llnal irnnra'tlm wi n
54 4. n B ln on the \v-ek "f P , n . - < -en > .
Leather preferreil ilevrlnp-1 th mm * erratic
IMiden-y thnt lias charH't-i'T--l ' ihl < i > : ' --'Mlti
nf lite , nnd Hfteiiump'ni ; ' p- * ' , ett , o th >
st.xk rear-In ! to S5 % nn.l it > e , | at * 7. As a r *
stilt of the wek's trnrtinjr. prices nre In the
main higher , the notatili > rnln-i In n'MlllTi t <
In > s4 nlreadv rernrdrd helnp ! tit. Paul A Om ilu
preferred , 2i per cent ; St. PHU ! preferrel. Pull
wan nnd Coyon Oil pieferre < t. 2 | i-r rent. The
sales of the w ek airire ntr < l l.JW.O ) shares , nn.
) M stm-ks were rtenll In.
The fond vpeculiitlon totluy ithoive-t Ronnldei-
alls strencth lint animation , the inl > s n-nch
lie Jl.l.T.i(1'ivenitn'nt l iml- < were lifeless
Bales lieln'f only $2J r.w. Stal V' 'urllles were
quiet , with wales of $ ; snmo. The tradlmr In si
ver certificates was confined to n sale of $10.0.yi .
at Vn ; .
The following were Ihs cmnni : quotillonn o
XIMV York Miniry ? lnrl < tt.
NEW YOHK , July 27.-.MONl'3V ON C'ALl -
Kasy , 1 per cent ,
I'ltlMK MnilCANTlLlt PAI'KIt 3OI Per cent.
STKUL1NO r.XCHANHK Klrm. with nctunl
uslness In bunkers' bills ut Jl.OlJIt..OU for de
mand nnd nt Si.Mfn.SI'i ' for sixty days. 1'osted
-ales. M.SUi.HM.ro n.id JI.'JO > ,4M4.i ! | .
COMMKIU'lAL HlLLS-M.tS'i.
SILVKlt CKUTII'MCATES-CCHIiTCO' ) , ; sales , 10-
000 nt GGli.
ItAU HILVKIl 66 4.
MKXU'AN DOLLARS B3H.
(1OVKHNMKNT HONDn fllarket nrm : t'nlted
states new 4s , rp . , 122'i ' : t'nltpd Stntes new 4. <
coupon , 123'4 ; fnltp-1 Sites Ss. les. , lir,4 ; I'nlted
States 5s , oupon , Ill's ' ; I'nlted StiiK-s 4 < . reK. ,
12 ; United Stntes 4s , coupon. 112'ji United States
2f. IPR. . 97 ; I'aelllc CH of . - , , lo j bid.
Closing quotations nn IKmis were ns follows :
Fliiniirliil NoteH.
ST. IvOtHS , July 27. ClenrlnKS. J3,070.r > 72 ; lial-
ancea , $707,808. Money , DjC per cent. New Yorl (
2Je pn-mlum.
'
ItOSTON. July 2r. ClearlnK'i , Jir,02.H37 ; Inl-
Hiict-H , il 010,042 ; for the week , clear.ngs , $101-
5S3.4IO ; balances , (11.904J3
11AI.TI.MOHK. July 27. Clcarlnija , Jl S42.601 ;
halnnrfx , | " > 04OI9 ; for the wti-li , clearlnK ? . Jll.-
C.51S ; l.alniicej. Jl.J33.2i , " , .
NKW YOltK. July 27. Clearing , tS1.i7.8li ;
biilnnefi * , Vi.13.1CO ; for the week , clearings. JJ)5.-
IW.Cl1' ' ) ; balances , J31.S09.011.
l < III.AI ! > ii.I : > .
IIIA. July 27.-ClearlnK ! , I1.632-
2CB ; h.ilanern , Jl. 484.022 ; for the week , dcailngf ,
J6C.307.CC3 ; Ij.ilancM , 5S.5l3.i7J.
WASHINGTON. July 27. Today's stntenunt of
the rendition of the tieamry Bhowa : Avallnlile
nanli balance , Jl'.U.H'MG' ) ; gold reserve , Jlji,4Jl-
WASHINOTON. July 27.-Th comptroller of
the cureney toilav W H notllled nf the
of the Superior National b.uik at West Superior.
Wl * . It-ink Hxamlner HruKhns placed In
The bank linn n capital of JIU.OO-I.
Koodx , t3,338C2S ; Kenernl merchandliie , tGG3ilSt , '
LONDON , July 27. The amount of bullion ifone
Into the Hank of KnKlaml on bilanc-e today was
(84,00i ) . Oold la quoted today nt lluc-nrw AYU-H
at 2tS.3 > ) ; Ma.lrld , 11.50 ; l.lshon , 26U ; SI. 1'eteris-
bunc , 50 ; Athens , 77 ; Ilom'e , 101.47 , Vienna , 103.
CHICAGO , Julv 27. rienrlnmi. J12,7.VO ; lotnl
for weik , JSUIGO'D ; co r-spondlni ; week list year ,
t7l.7nOuii > . M iney. easy ; intes. 4H'-i per cent
for call loan.i and 603H per cent for commercial
paper. New York exchange , 15c premium. Slet.
UlliT , J4.M'ifl4.E9i. ! ' !
C ( T - -
NEW YOltK , July 27. COl-'EEE-Ontlons
opened steady nt unclnn ed prices to r , points
ndvnnce ; ruled tnmpotarlly Ilirn on cables nnd
fnlr warehouse delivery ; ea ed off under local
pressure nnd absence of outs'de speculatlvo sup-
p-nl ; closed quiet at n net decline of M(2 < ) points ;
September. $12.2-K13 ) ; Dec-mber , $13.iiT13. | ' . ( ) ;
March , $ H.83ffl5.lO ; i.pot coffe- > . steady ; No. 7 !
H3.75 ; mild , steady ; Cordova , $ lR.231fl.CH ! ) )
New York stock today , 213,317 hags ; I'nlted
States stock. S22.943 hags ; Hll-iat for the t'nllecl
Stat.s , 161 Ml bngs ; tutnl visible for the United
Stales , 48G.9I3 bags , against 3G1.267 bngs last
year.
SANTOS. July 27. Quiet ; good nvc-nge Pnntos ,
HI.2) ; recelpis. 8 oi bugs ; i-lock , lliiii ) hags.
HA.MlIl'ItO. July 27.-Quiet , unchaiistd to lf
higher ; fnles. B.0i baits.
HAVRE. July 27. Opened quiet ; closed Meiidy ,
wllhout change ; sales , T.i l hairs.
RIO li : JANEIRO , July 27.--'lrm ! ; No. 7 Rio ,
$14.10 ; exchange , l.'H'l ' ; rfelj I . 300 lugi ;
eleuird for the t'nlteil Stales , S.ivw bans ; cleared
for Europe , 1.000 bags ; clock , 137.0 * ) b.is .
IVixil .Ilin-lift.
LONDON , July 27. At the wool auction unU-s
today 1.2J4 bales were ntTervil. of which l.W ]
were wlthdiawn. A good ( .election was offered ,
which was in-t with n a lonit d man I from
Amei leant and conllnentnl Inn-is. The follow
ing lire the tales In detail : New Soutli Wales ,
3.74J hales ; sroured , 7 < tjrl. 3d ; giea y. Zfi74d.
Queensland , U72 hales ; sr-Hire 1 , dlfil-i Hiit ; Kreiuy ,
4U7Ud. Vlctcrla , 2.213 balei ; scounxl , ( 't-.lljla ' V l ;
gieusy. SU < it' ' < H < l. South Auntral'a , 4)7 h.il-a ;
r'fiurnl. Glidjflsi ! 4d ; grt-aay. 3fi d. Tnnnianln ,
II bales ; jtre-iiy. S'ird. ' Nrw X.ealanJ. 4,107 bales ;
il I II tp. nit'l ' Nalal , 1.311 liales ; ' tcoureil ,
I'l-nrl : ! < ! ni I n .MirUol.
PEORTA. Ju'y 27. CORN Dull , unchanged ;
No. 2. IJtir ; No. 3. 42Uc.
OATS rilow , easy ; No. 2 while , 2VH825c ; No ,
3 whit2S' ' .
IIYK null , nominal.
WII1KKV l-'lrm ; llnUheil goedi , en ih Ki l >
< f > 1.22 for high wines.
HECEIPTri Wheat. S.4W bu. ; CJrn. 4tf"KI l > u. ;
n ii. tl.7' ) Im , ; rye ami bnrlt-y , nmi- * .
HIIIPMi.NTrtVhrnt. : . 42 im , . i.irri , 22 r.v :
bu. . CJ.KJ , AJ.OIO hu. , r ) ' , GO ) bu , , li.irlev , * < H ) hu
'l-'rlHi-ii AVIivut UiioliitliiiiM.
HAN KRANCISCO , July ti.-WHEAT-SI-ady
De'-eiubtr. JUM ; May. $1.11 , new , m-ller , "
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Closes with the Customary Light
Bun of All Sorts ,
BUYERS AND SELLERS.ARE FAR APART
tcHiilt In Slim , I ii nlUraott > ry Trail-
IIIH on tlit > llci'f Cattle SlueUfi-H
g llt-tter UOKM .Sea rve
mill I'ricoM Mronu ; .
SOUTH OMAHA , July 27.
Thu receipts today weio 073 cattle , 1,083
hogs and 710 Hiecp , us against 1,723 cattle ,
1,189 hofis anil 113 sheep yesterday nnd171
cattle , 2,818 hogs nnd 231 sheep on Saturday
of last week ,
llecclptH frotii the first of the year up
to date show n loss , as compared with the
sanio time last year , of 182,1171 cattle , 375-
SJ7 host * , 27,501 tOieep and 1,133 horses and
mules.
W1-UICIY liKCKIl'TS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts thin week 10,113 9,2 > ) l 2,1.7)
Receipts last week ! ) . ! IJ.iMl 1.8,0
Sumo week lusl year 11.43J 71,001 1,43.1
Same week 1SJ3 9,91) 3I.GO-I 3,137
Same week H9J , . 7.133 11,83) 4411
CATTI.I'J There were all told forty-one
fresh loads of cnttlo.on sale this tnornlni ; ,
ns nRiilnst sixty-four loads yesterday.
While the receipts were llKht , the proportion
tion of beef steers was the largest In name
days. There were about seven loads ot
natives , besides sevciul loads of westerns.
Some of Ihu cattle \\ere pretty lair , but
there was nothing very extra In the yards.
The market was slow nnd dull. The hold
ers of cattle ) were all prlcttiK their stult
higher , whllo thu buyers did not koem In-
ullnecl to pay the prices asked , lluyers
claimed that they would buy the cattle
It' they could RCI them worth the tnont-y.
The failure of buyers nnd sellers to come
together on a trndtnt ; basis made It a
slow market , and'tho mornlni ? wore awny
with very little belnif accomplished , l.ato
In the day qulto a string sold ut ? 3.SO and
$1.40.A .
A ( ? oed share of the o.Utlo here were cows
and liojfurs , and the market on that kind
ol' utuft was H-.iFonably active at about
rtciuly prices. The yards wore practically
cleared at nn earlv hour. The bulk of the
salco of cows were at $2.00fi2.70.
Stockrrs and feeders were In Kood de-
ninnil for n Saturday. The oftorliiKd , how
ever , were not larxc. Anythlmt dexliuhle
sold readily at fully steady pi lets. Theie
Is an active demand for both heavy feed
ers nnd foi- good little cattle wclKhltiK
i-lRhr nroiind t < x ) Ibs.
As will be noted from the receipts re
ported above , the run of rattle during
the past week has been very nearly ns
larso as the run for the corresponding
week of but year. At the same time the
market has been very poorly mipplled with
fat steers , nnd on some d.i.p ii'nli..i-v
bare. A very lar o pmportlon of the ent-
tlo arriving hero of late has been made
up of cow stulf nnd feeders. Ot these a
considerable number have been westerns
from the sand hills country of Nebraska.
Des-Irable beef steers , such at would be
suitable for the dressed beef trade , have
been. In Rood demand all the week. The
prices paid on the best cattle have not
shown 'much chiuw during the week ,
while the less desirable are n little easier
than a week a o. Common slippery cattle
are decidedly lower. Oood cow stuff Is
also selllnK In nbotit the same notch as a
week npo. Common nnd rouih stock Is
lower. Oood Btoi'Kor. * o"d feeders have
been In very nctlve demand nil the v.-celc
and nt the close were 1M2. > higher than
n week UKO. KeprSsenttitive sales :
1113El' STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr , No. Av. Pr.
2. . . . ! 20 $3 M CJ..1032 $3 S ) C-J. . . .1132 $1 40
COWS.
1. . . . 870 1 4i ) 1. . . . MX ) 200 12. . . . 873 24)
1..1H30 ISO 12. . . . H2I 20) ) 1..11TD 2 CO
1. . . . 8(0 1C3 2. . . , 915 2 M ' . ) . . . . 11 250
3. . . . 9C ( ! 1C.- 1 . . , . Si'i.t 2 ID 4..7JI5 S M
1..10-.0 173 2) ) . . . . 722 21) 31. . . . > 8C 263
3. . . . ! > ? ! > 175 2. . . . SIM 220 1. . . . ! ) ' . 2 fi3
1..1030 1 85 ! ! . . . . M7 230 3. . . . 930 2 fi3
3. . . . 1003 1 M 21. . . . DOS 235 0. . . . .I31 2 G5
2..1065 1(10 ( 1..102J 24' ' ) G. . . . 913 261
1..11130 200 4. . . . 902 240 12..I1 S31 2 "J
3..1iKi ; 2 U )
HEIFERS.
4. . . . I'M 2)5 1. . . . C9) 223 13. . . . 723 223
L. . . 4SO 2 15
PULLS.
1..10li ) t 75 l.'MO 200 1..13SO 210
1. . . . SrH 1 75 ' 1..100I ) 211) ) 1..11711 2 2" -
1..1I2' ' ) 175 :2..11i ) . 2 1' ' ) 1..119D 2 .I/
1..UC.D . l' ? < > 1..1110 .2 II ) 1..1120 2 SO
1. . . . Mi ) 1 S.i ' 1..10UO 210 2..133) 250-
1..WO 2 IM
STAGS.
1. . . . * . ) 300
CALVES.
1. . . . ini ) 2 00 1. . . . 90 30) 1 , . . . 220 450
2. . . . 2M : 2 m 5. . . . 131 423 1. . . . 160 ISO
1. . . . 300 2 35
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . C.IO 2 3 > ' 4. . . . 790 273 1..921 300
2. . . . 770 2 Mk SI. . . . 702 2 SO 4..105- | 3 00
1. . . . f.t ) 24't ' , ' 15. . . . 172 29' ' ) 7. . . . 7il ) 303
1. . . . 9iV ) 2 K' . . "It. . , . 730 300 t . . . . 1120 3 * )
L. . . 4C ) 273 . . . . 7U5 3 ( H ) 3. . . . 9SS 340
22. . . . 7.11 273'S3. . . . . 702 30- - ) 8. . . . W2 3 M
2. . . . S 0 275 .IS. . . . 77il 30- ) 22..1013 3 DO
2. . . . 7110 2 75 1 62i ) 3 ( W
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
William Cownn.
No. Av. Pr. Ni. Av. Pr.
2 cows ( ISO $2 23 12 feeders..1013 $3 CO
31 cows U2G 2 30
HOOS The fresh receipts of hogs numbered
IwiMily-seveii li.-nls , us against liflecn yeslerrtay.
The demand was good and tlip offering * were ail
taken In good season. Heavy IIORS sjld al
nhout steady prices nnd llclit weights were
si runt , ' . TheInst light lies ; sold largely nt $3 ,
with ipilte n number of sales at $ l.90fl ! > ' . . Heavy
hogs sold largely at $4.fuifi4. ! > i | . The hulk of all
thu hogs sold nt JI.S3tfl.93. Ilentexentiitlvu
sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Hh. Pr.
25 23H 12$4 CO 7J 2".0 SO $1 91
2 383 . . . 4ft ) S2 1711 4' ) 4-90
G 323 . . . 4 CO fi- , 272 . . . 4 91
2 * 2IS 40 4 7D M lit 210 49. )
2 ? W 210 470 73 2M 32) 430
.17 27D 120 47D f,7 2'i ? . . . 490
" -21 . . . 473 7. m 40 190
2 )9' ) ' ) . . . 4 75 3'l 205 12) 4 95
130 270 Si ) 4 M ) 90 IC" 20' ) 4 f ,
C2 271 240 480 ' 77 197 12' ' ) 49' ,
2 233 . . . 48. ) f,5 -.221 10' ' ) 491
1 1C' ' ) . . . 4 SO , < i7 21.1 SO 4 9"
C2 2I 160 4 f. 01 211 120 4 ill
C5 244 21) 4 S5 T3 , . . ] VI t ) 30) )
37 l.SS 12) 481 72 221 120 50. . )
Ki 11 , ICO 4 S5 77 11 21) f li )
ID 210 . . . 483 R1 2r > 4' ' ) fid )
" ! 2.12 ICO 4 X- 70 213 . . . 501
S2 21S 8'.4 ' 85
SKIPS AND CELLS.
. . . . . . . . . . . . 275 fi 23C 4' ) 323
1 1C ) . . . 2 75 1 11) 8) ) t 2.7
1 " 200 . . . 275 7 2ftl 1) I M
SHEEP The tre-lpis worn fnlry I lurnl nn 1 th ,
mniket active. Thi < lecelpts of ( .lieep have been
quite Inige during the past week , not only show.
Ing nn IncreiiFt- over the previous week , hut ovei
the corresp Hiding week of List year. The di-m-'iml
hai been good nnd packets have lieivi fiei
huyers. I-'nlr lo choice unlives are quotal lr > nl
from 12.T.O to J3.75. fnlr to coed westerns at fron
J2.2" , to n.r.O , common nnd Rtoi-k 8hep nt finn
1.73 to J2.75. nnd pied tn cliolee 40 to 10)-lli )
lamb-viit from J3 to | 3. Ilepresentatlvp sales :
No- Av. 1'r.
S culls 101 f2 00
12 native ewes 13. . ) ym
20) OrpRon ml\pd ni : 3 , - ,
22S OreKon mixed ] iij 3 ; ;
1 native lamli , | i 4 j j
3S native lambs fj 4 35
CIIICAi ( ) I.IVII STOCK.
t DIII-IIIK tin1'iiKl 1\ > < KIIiu
llci-n ii I > lKiippoliiliiicn ( to .Sellers.
CHIfAOO. July 27.T'.ie cutllo trade was dull
and prices shawvi ] mure ur less eaknc s. us
the general i-xppct.iiInn wan that the rei-ent mine
receipts nt Kiintas City anil utlur western points
would bu , fallowed by u big "lun" here next
Monday. The market this wc-U has hc n n
illfuiupnlntmrnt to Kellers , nnd the cliislns Is Oul
nt J3.4085.75 for common to cln < lco natl\e | i > pm ,
extra lots InlnR nominal at JVSOiffS 9) . K.ilr
nallvf rattle nris nbHnnl to romu Into shaip
competition with tine utoclt from the wxtein
lanKes , theie belns numerous lulH of the latter
that sell nt tl.0i4 30. with H uno oulllii ! ; an
hlsli ns U.S. , . Nul'vn butuieis' nnd canneis'
stuff Is ilolntr betlia . t'l.in th Bentral inn of
Heers. nnd there Is a very KIO.I . nil ) for cows nm
bulls nt il.735f3.5o , with a few fam-y lots ai
much lilKhrr prlcen. Calves s-ll lit t2.50K3. . ' . (
for poor to bm. The HlocUer iinil feeder trad
has Impioved ronsldi-r.ililv nnd xomo commui
lu-lforn avrruKlne .WJ and 700 ixiumU were tnkri
yrinvnlny nl t''Ilfi2.2' ' ) . Texas caltlo were steady
lo.lay ill MlJiM.lO fur jdeers nnd } i2f2.C' , fin
the general run of fown imd hulls , with dimce
fitl hteem nominally lirni at ll.25ii4.Ci , Wmtern
ranxei * were llrm nnd unehansed
In hjgs only ubout 5.00) were received tmlny ,
but the 12.IK/I l.'fl over l.itt nlKht l.roiulit . the
yuplily up to I- ) ) ) . Taut was a l.irner numli-i
than pallid ho ill.M | ! -d of at IhU llnlf. und Ilif
prices were weak to 5- per 100 | b * . luw , . Many
will be I'urrled ovor. Including a Knxl'.y nunibfi
of good to choice | mi ; > . Salei wetw m.'nt.o |
mmnuin to choice lumvy ho s ut ( I I'MIJ. ; 1" > ,
inUi-il lots Jl.70tjj.13 , nnd li -.it H.-ISIU. .
Jl.b'il5.2j. The liulk nf th 'j | " wrnl
at JI.SHii.O ) f"r lienvy and J5.o.1li 11 f > n
Usht. As mmpart-il whh u wul ( n o iirlc' ,
showed a decline of SOo on huav > und 43 ? or
Unlit.
Only about 2,000 rhpp ntrlfd tola } and tin
inaiket again n.iowi-d rin'l < l ralile strengt'i
Hales werp on u luinU of Jl.I.i ) : > f'jr ' rulis t
extra pxport she p , > ; ,7."fl3.73 f n Waii-inn J2 ! Vn
J.25 for Trxans unit )2.75fl.2 ) ( > for common t <
cutr.i rprliiK lamlii , rtel i nvcravnu M Ibs
an * s'llln ? 11 * hluli ni J.62'i. ' romr.i > nT Idiuli
Ki-llln ? nt J2.OiW2.23. mid f.p.ltnx luinhi n-l
uiouml 13. A IdK lot of Montnnu gr.iMfj
wpluhlm ; III piiunds sold yste.day nt ' 3 5j.
IlWUIITrt rnlll * . H.lfH liPail , calvp , lYi head
IIOKS , j'trt brad ; iheep , 2 , ' l h aj.
Nl. l.nulM l.lvr Slocli.
ST. LOt'lrt. July S7 CATTLE Iterelpts , 4V
brail , fhtpm- nil ) 1,900 brut , pinrtlr-ully im nuir
kc-t , owing \'i \ the > ery UKht rupiily , and ml
n retail Undo w done within previous quoin *
tli > n
IIOC1S Receipts , 30) ) heoit : shipments , S9M
hend , maiket nl nit lOo lowei : heavies , JI.81U
5.0) : t > iekr , S.n ) ff4.f > i > i light. JI.Ji'W.oo.
SHEEP-Receipts. * M hend ; idihmifiits , I.JM
hwiili nothing d ne on nccounl of no supply.
There I * n fnlr demand for Rood null tons m-.J
Inmlw nt previous limitations.
ICltllNIIN Clly ll\o StlH'tf *
K.\N9AH CITY .
, July SJ.-CATTLK-lteeplpts.
l.om ) bend ; shlpmrnis , } , | iM hend ; nmlUrl steady
to strong ; Texas steers , $ t.7Mr3. ) ; Tesns cows.
Jl.73O2.Wj iwef steers , J2.SiWJ.CnalUe rims.
$1.3& 3.'M ; rlockrm nnd feeders , ji.ISi.TMJ ; hulls ,
itlHlS 'RecelpK 4.1W head ; shipments , V )
hrnd ; market lOWISe lower ; hulk nf sales. $1 75W
4.1W ; hem-lev , I.C\UI.W ; pickets , JI.6MH'- - > .
IlKliti , $ I.S64JS.OO ; Yotkers. JI--HtK-AW ; pigs , J3.3
SHEEP Receipts , li > M hrnd ; shipments , 4W
lii-dil ; maiket we.ik ,
Stork In SlKlit.
Reooid nf receipts nl the four principal markets
for NitiiKtuy , July 27 , 1VI3 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Om.ih.i 973 1M1 711
ChkMKii 8,0V8.WO 200) )
KUIIWIS City l.i M 4,100 l.nou
St. Louis 4' > 1 30 < ) 2' '
Tons : ! .10,373 11,0-5 3,9 !
Dry CouilH Mnrlt. .
NEW YORK , July 37.-Agciits have . . _ _
t.v pi Ices of the entire line of Hamilton tickIng -
Ing i4e e.ii'h per ynnl nnd Merrlmno Indlgii blue
punts to Sc. As iisunl , lee muxgy weslher on
u half holiday Sntuiil.ty , theie was n very 1'ght
ppot demand , though mall urdois wern fairly
good , Theie Is a great r fi-ellng of i-oiillileni-d
iluoad ns to the Improving prospect- * for the
niilumn mule , which Is fully supported liy the
\ery strong tone of the maikel lor all drscrlp-
: ions of cotton if vdi. PrinlliiR cloths llrm ut
JtLe. plus 1 per cent for niols and 2 13'lGu for
coiitruels. Sales for the week , UIH.U'M plrco.
KALI. RIVER. Mass. , July 21.Tlie print
cloih maiket advanced during tiie wrek from
2V' to 1 per c-nt iu-r that Ilgure. Mnnufnn ur-
01 s held off for 2 15-16C till the lust of the
week , when they let some spots und futures
BU nt the maiket price. The dem.inl was strong
nnd there would liavt * b-'ii large s.iles If th
manufiu-luieis had not been slow to sell , Tim
siles of i-dds nnd ends extended tlmmijli the
week. Only n few legiihirs were sold. Soma
October deliveries wele sold for slightly Iwttfr
prices than the maiket. The reguhus sold me
inosilv for il-livery In Scptemher nnd October.
The s.ilei of iHlds nnd ends are scattered BIIIOIIK
the mills In not very large lots. Tlie hulk of
HIOIS nre o.liis , nnd the delherles sold to be
made run through to January. Tim deliveries
wele up to Iho production , leaving tlio slock
urn-hanged. Tlie in.uket Is very llrm nt 2TiC
plus 1 per cent , nnd manufactur. to nre sltll
generally Inclined to hold for 2 15-160. The pros-
IM-cls for good business nhead are regarded ns
liromislng. Mesits. R-mlnglon nnd Duvol fur
nish tliv following statement : Prodiie Inn for tlio
. - K. 2210) ) pleci'i ; d--llverles , 220,00-1 pieces ;
lok ( ildl. KM.OOII ; BI-II4. 43,1)1) ) ) ) ) , 132.W ) plws ;
. mt wei-i.1 ! ! Hlork. 1.2IK1) ) pletes ; sales ( odili , 132-
i K ) pieces ; ( ! 4-CI , 411.000 p eces ) . ISl.OJO pieces ;
Spot. 81.W ) : futuiei , 132.IMO. Salci. for w.'ekly
delivery : AiiKiisl.121.OOJ pieces ; September. 8-.l )
plorc-s : OctoW. 31.0" ) plecest Novcinlwr , 18,000
pieces ; Doremhsr. 12,000 pieces.
St. I.iililN ( Ji-iu-l-iil 'Murl ; < -t.
ST. LOUIS. July ST. KLOl'll Illisher ; palpntt.
.3.5'lfJ.Ci ' ) ; eMra faiii-y. $3.3003.4) ; f nicy. J2.90W
3.1W ; uilolce. J2.73V2.S3.
\V11EAT Movi'd up enrly on a sharp demand ;
the advance was suslalncd , Hie matUctval the
close going still hlghei ; stronger cahles caused
lh. < streiiKlh Inler In the day ; No. 2 red , cash ,
i'ic ; July , m-c bid ; Septemher. 70o bid.
CORN Tlie fulure nuirkiil was disposed to he
e.isy IhH moiiiing In symiialhy with deellnfrf
elxeuhete. hut ii-porls of hot winds nnd damnge
to the crop In Nehrnikn kept n good many ff m
selling , nnd tlicic was little decline In price , tlu
maikel eioiliiK Him ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 38o bid ;
July. P.SVic ; Sepiemher. 40ic bid.
OATS Slrong In sympalny with whc-it nnd
coin ; no Hading ; spot grail" stronn ; No. 2 , eas.i ,
2 c hid ; July. Si'4c ; Scplumber , 2J > c.
RYE-No. 2 legulnr , 43e hid.
l-'LAX SEED-Lowei ; sales at $1.1IIQ1.2i1.
ORASS SEEDii Timothy , iiunilu.il ; $1. 0 for
August ; others unchanged.
CORN MEAI.-J2 Mf2.23.
IIRAN-riim ; cast side , sacked , C3c.
HAY Fairly active ; timothy , n w , $9.00911.0) ;
pialrle. new , $7.r.0ii ( 10.no , this aid' .
LEAD Active and hlKher ; tales , 10 cars cholcji
hard at $3.30 : 5 cars choice Imil and 5 cars Mis-
Knurl nl $3.32'j : lee tons Msyouil nl $3.33 ; C )
tout desilverized at J3.37'a.
SI'ELTHIt Advancing and vciy strong ; sales ,
one car nt $3.C3 and Ihmer.
WHISKY-I.23. - -
PROVISIONS Potk. slandni'il mess , joliblnit ,
$11. Lard , prlmo sti-iim. $ H ; cli ice. ! $ (1.2) ( . Ilieon ,
huxed shouldeis , JC.37'i ; longs , $0.73 ; libs , $ C.S7V-i :
sluirls. $7. Dry salt meals , boxed shoulders ,
45.021,4 : Inncs , Ji.371i ; i Ibs. $ ( U , ) : nhorts , , } 6.75.
RECEIPTS Flour , 2.000 hbls , : wheat , 131,000
bu. ; coin , 22.00. ) hu. : oats 33.000 Im.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 3,00i ) htils. : wheat , 2-VWO
bu.i corn , 27,00. ) bu. : oats. 13.OH bu.
InciiMse. ! 2.C24COO ; chciilnllnn decicane ,
t'i.lC)0. ) The bank.i now hold JII'JMr > 73 In excess
of the requirements of Ihu 23 per cent iati > .
Mixnu.s AIII-J srsi'
l'i- | ) < > HltliiiN from Ojicrjltol'M 31 list He
Snliill -il tn th < - Wlii > lillmly. .
ISlll'KMING , Mich. , July 27. At a mest-
Ing of strlkliiK minors today the request of
the employers that they meet at thplr re-
spoctlvo mines on Mon.lay for a confcrencn
relative to the promised Increase In wages
was drsltneil. The insn dcnounceJ the plan
as a scheme to break tip the union , and do-
clded that all overtures must ho submitted to
tlio bcdy of miners as a whole. Tlio usual
mass meeting will be held on Monday at
Union park , and tlio strikers say that as the
managers have a proposition to make It must
bo presented to tliem there.
CloHt-il a riotlilntv Ilonxc.
MILWAUKEE , July 27. Tlio Jacob Katz
y , In the dry goods business on Win-
nebago street , was closed today on Judgments
In favor of tlio Marshall nnd Islcy bank In
amounts aggregating $100,000. The membera
of the company are Jacob Katz , Herman
Katz , Adolph Dogustawsky and Adolph Mah
ler. Tim Kalz company also maintained a
branch store on the South Side.
Tim iii-JAi/rv
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 27 ,
1893 :
WAUIIANTY DHIUJS.
I M Smith to M I' Kills , lot 1. block 31 ,
Ambler 1'lacej lot 23 , block 12 , lledfonl
I'lace J 2,0'V )
M 1-3 Kills to J II S > rwood , s.im-
Iteiisin Land Syndicate to K i : lluffnrui ,
lulu 3 to ti , block 21. It-nwn. . ,
A I' I > rnUi > et ill to J I1 Huiillimloii , lots
1" , and IS. block fi. Unike's ad I. . . . . . . . . .
.1 S StrCoimlili tJ 11 T McroimlcU , u 3iV4 )
feet ( if lot 4. Cllse's add ; lot 111 , block 1.
t'laiend'H ' add ; lots 7 and ! i. Cntnlp.t 2.1
odd ; nnillv ' .i uf lot 10. Uknli.iina ndd , . . .
Same to Kline el nl. H % of lol 2 , > or k
IIS : s 'i of lot 5. block 13) ) ; lot S , block
Vj ; lot it. lilock S7. oinahii ; undlv " , i of
Mirloim lots nnd b > 'l.s In Deer pnik
Alvln Hanndeis nnd wife to M V Shann in.
n 'A of Ms find 7 , bl Ji 12. Myi'is , It
, < - T's ndil : lols 12 ami 13 , block 10 ; lot
22. blocl ; C , S.iundfis & IPs Highland
puik
IJflT C'LAIJI UHKIW.
M K Harris to ! < A UlslnB. lot 12. llur-
ib'tte CVuit
DKHDS.
Sn"rlal master in Wlnona Savlnss bank ,
lots 1 to . 10 , 12. 13. 11. 10. 22 to 20 , Luke
& Ts ndd
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FOR
Activity us.iln pre\alls In tia ! inaiket'for *
Stocks , , IMI' ' ] . ii'ii.n , t'ot'on unJ otlie. ) j
cnrllleii. *
Wo mall fiee to nny nililr-B < o'.ir lloolt an I
lially Marki-t L IM. < ! < ; i-'lbiiu ha v mo3e I
Bpi'culatlve tnvmitnvnu iwiiilt in rapid nnd
bniidsomn piollts.
Our commission f , r buyinK and lilns for
cnsli or on nviruln of 3 lo i per i--iit l >
ONLY 1-10 I'I'.IJ CRNT.
E. n. THORM9URGH ft O. :
MemLom of New VoiU CVm. Kt"ck Ksclmnge. J
It , .r.tM'-y , .t . , v to- . , .
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can be made by our method of cparutlni ; In
( IllAIN AND HTOplCa. I'roipcclm Blvlns full
Information of perfect system mailed ( ret. Krr.tl
your LamlneM only to a lln.inolally rcspumilbU
house , Lo , k us up.
IIAMPDRN P. THOMAS K CO , ,
Uraln , Stock and llond llrokurs.
3 CUntuber of Couiuiorce , C1IICAUD
GRAIN
On S cent marclni. Deal , safest and nioit prolltabla
inelhud. Mnrgln from fia up. r < end 2 r. for Ihu
WKKKLY MMKKT IJTOTATION , wltli full particu
lars ; uu trlsl 3 muiilhjliv. ( > > rre.iponil iits wunteil
one inmlwlon. AitdrmsJ , A.HlMHiL'O. , llroer ! ,
WuNewHioclc Kicuance. i.'lilcai'o.
MAIIIilN No inalturhat Iwoklfi < m p r .
ul.ill'in you may havu tend nv-nil
r"f ° 1"wli'fli ' I' NKW nnd
co.Ml'l.KTI' : . It clearly i-xpl.i.n
iiurum tl-j.lln und IlKKINKR ALL MAHKI3T
iXl'ftir : : > .SIO.\t. ll's fre < and will len h VTI
cm-lhlntf. AHIIOQAST & CO. . J22 Trailer *
Dutldlnir , Chlco. .