Nebraska Newspapers

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G THE OMAHA DALLY BEE : rW3SDNJ3SDAY , JULY 01 , 181)5. I
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
All tlm Principal Articles Dealt iu on the
Board Closed Lower.
CORN SHOWED MUCH FIRMNESS
Dominated 1i > - tlin Slnok-
X'rovlHlonN Were Dull , the Jlnrkct
of the Cnnh Ili-mnml
Htoukit mill Iloutln.
CHICAGO. July 30.-AI1 of the prlnclp.il
articles dealt In on the Hoard of Trade
were easy ( odny utul closed lower. Weak
rabies wcro the principal Influence In wheat ,
which shown a loss of V4c ; corn la oft He
in Kplto of threatened frost ; onts lute
nmount ; pork. 42'.4e ' , In sympathy with the
lower pi Ices for.hoRS and on light demand
for products. Lard shows u. decline of lOc
nnd ribs of 12' ' c.
Lower " .notations from Liverpool. In the
face of yesterday's strength here und what
appeared to bo heavy receipts nt Dululli.
gave the wheat matkct n very wctik start.
The decline of "ic at the opening In Liver
pool was satd to bo duo to n disappointing
demand for fpot wheat. The receipt * at
JJuluth were largely comprised of whenl
sold nt Minneapolis to po east via the lake
port , nnd of 315 cars reported at Unliitli
tlila morning 2iO cars were from Minne
apolis. That explanation did not have any
effect , however. In arresting the decline or
changing the bearlPhncss with which the
crowd commenced. Nothing oecurieil to
dlatui b the serenity of the short sellers until
n synopsis of the OraiiRC Judd l < "nnnpr's
crop it-port for the month was made public.
On the Information afforded by that the
price of September recovered .from around
70He to 7l'c ' , although the ciulck advance
nt St. Louis about the same time was at
tributed to the recovery. According to the
agricultural publication referred to , the
average condition of spring wheat has boon
reduced six points this month. The fulling
off In South Dakota Is suventeen points , I
Washington , nineteen points ; In Minnesota
eight points , nnd North Dakota , five points
The iivcrngii condition Indicates a crop of
about Jf.B.OOO.OOO . Im. , of which 120.tWO.000 bu. Is
credited to Minnesota and the Dakotsis.
The estimate of the Pacific const crop Is
reduced from 70WOUOO to lO.OW.OOO , nnd the
total winter wheat Is tentatively estimated
nt perhaps less than ten bu. per acre. It
estimates the entire crop nt 450,000.000
nualnst 420,000,000 on July 1. The Atlantic
port clearances were acain disappointingly
light , the wheat amounting to only 20,181
bu. nnd the Hour to 13.285 bbls. I'rlmarv
market receipts were rather heavy , but still
very much below last year's movements.
The total received at western markets was
4..8,000 bit. , against 1,239.000 bu. n year ago ,
light and largely on local account.
The corn market ruled lower today , but
Rhowcd u considerable amount of firmness
at the decline. The cool weather prevailing
raised visions of possible frost In the minds
of the speculators , and that was the sus
taining Influence which prevented the pres
ent prospect of a crop of over 2,250,000 bu. .
as estimated by the Orange Judd Farmer ,
from causing more weakness. The local
speculative feature was early selling of a
rather aggressive character by Ilartlctt-
Krazler & Co. , followed by equally bold buyIng -
Ing by Haldwln-liarnum and the Il.irret
Ilros. Speculation was on the whole light.
Ilccclpts for the day were 417 cars. Spot
opened nt 43c , dropped at once to 42c , Im
proved to 43c to 43'&c ' , declined again to
42c to 427 c , and at the clofo was worth
43c. May ranged from 23ic to 35c to 3j-)4c ,
nnd closed nt S.n-&c bid.
Oat were dull and featureless. The mar
ket followed the course laid out by wheat
nnd corn , nnd while doing so met with very
few sales. The early market was more
active than later on In the session. The
demand for choice oats continued and was
the principal feature of the market and In
fluenced a higher price for July.
Provisions were dull , the market being
dominated by the slackness of the cash
demand , weakened by the lower prices for
live hogs. A private estimate of the stocks
of provisions shows remarkably little
change for the month. It makes park stock *
the eamo as on July 1. lard 4,000 tierces nnd
, ribs 2,000.000 Ibs. less than n month ago.
The opening prices were nt respective re
ductions from yesterday's closing quota
tions In pork nnd lard and ribs of 17' , < .c and
2Vic. I'ork declined another JOc In the fore-
neon and another 15c near the close.
Estimates for tomorrow : Wheat , 92 cars ;
corn , 238 cars ; oats , 103 cars ; hogs , 12,000
head.
The leading futures ranges n follows :
Cash quotations were ns follows :
FIX3UR Winter pnlents , | 3.2Jiff3.73 : winter
CORN No. 2. 43',4c : No. 3 yellow. 441lT44Ue.
OATD-No. 2. 23Hc ; No. 2 white , 20itu 7cf No.
I white , 2Cc.
IlYK Nu. 2. 4Sc.
HARLKY No. 2. nominal ; No. 3 , 3Sfl39c ; No
4 , nominal.
FLAX SEED-NO , i. i.2i.
TIMOTHY SEED-PrlniH , J4.W.
PROVISIONS .Mess pork , per bbl. , } | 0 31 > lft
10.50. Iwird , per 100 HIM. . } 6.20S6.2J'4. ' Shorl rl'bs
Bides ( loose ) . J6.00fiC.O. > : dry salted shoulders
( boxed ) . 5.67H | 5.75j short elenr sides ( boxed )
$6.C7l ffC.7."i.
WHISKY DIstlller ' Hnlshed eoods. per gal. ,
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
today :
On the Pro lui j oxciinnro lolav Hio bultar mar-
kci wan flrni ; creamery. lOOlTWo : duirv. 1U4
16c. * esk. firm ; lie. Chccua , dull ; OK97)c.
NI2W YOH1C CKXKUAIj MAHKET.
CloMliiK1 QnotntloiiM on tlit > Principal
Coiiiiiioilltli-H nnil StiipIoH.
NEW YORK. July SO.-rLOUR-Recelpts. 30,900
bbls. ; exports , 8,800 bbls. ; city mill patents J4.43
C4.70 ; city mill clenrs. J4.00C4.25 ; Mlnmsota pat
ents , J3.S5CT4.85 ; Minnesota takers' , J2.10jf3.05 ;
tprlnff erodes. | 1.9Stf 00 ; winter patents , J3.C5ff
S.W ; winter utralKhls. | .1.W 3.70j winter extras.
I3.oofl3.6i ) ; winter low crudes , I2.20in.00 , Ry e
flour , ruperflne , I3.2303.4H ; fancy , J3.60fl3.75.
WHKAT Receipts. 23,000 bu , ; exporls , IS.frX
bu. Ppot , weaker ; No. 2 red. 75lic ; No. 1 norlh-
* rn , 77'ic , delivered ; No. 1 hard. 78V4c. Option :
fell off sharply. Influenced chlelly by weak for
eign news nnd European sellliiK , Tiude wai
very dull and changes narniw. Cash demand
llRht. Rain In the voulhwcst and predlcllons nf
frost In th northwest caused neverul small
rallies ; eli .d Uc lower. Sfptember , 75C75&C ,
CORN--'llecelpts , S5.000 bu. ,
: experts. 2,1.H ( bu
Bpol. dull ; Nci. Z. 48\c. options ; dull and weak
on better crop news , lower cables and country
olllnic and closed unehiuiKeil to 140 lower ; July ,
9iAT ' 1Swi'Jl'1'1 J * > ' . ' * * ' " ' ' ' nom. ttiiH'
dull ; No , 2. 2s\c ; No. 1 white , S2iT324c. Onlfoni
Inncllve mid weak ; cloned unchanged lo ij"
lower at 2 y c ; Seplember , 2 ? ic ; Oclobrr , closed
ZvC.
n ; shipping , 7ta8)o ; good to choice ,
HOPH-Qulct ; Pacino coast , old , 3f5c ; U91 crop
9o.
HIDES Firm : Iluenos Ayres. dry. S ) to 24 Ibs
lie ; Texns. dry. 24 to SO Ibs. . 12tfUe.
LBATIIER-Wenk : hemlock role. Iluenos Ayrfs ,
light to heavy weights. 23c ; ncld. 21U 24c.
\\OOL Flrin ; doineitlc fleece. lSj2c ; pulled ,
I'ROVISIONS Ueef. ftendy ; family. J10.M41
11W ; extra mess. J7.WKS.OO : t > eef hums , 118. Cul
meal * , stetidy ; pickled bellies. 7UiJ7vlc. LnKi
tt-eak : western sleam closed nt S6.5711 ; September
closed 16.CO , nominal ; rerlneit , lower. Pork , Oul
und easy : lU'W me > s , } l:5f/lM5.
CHEESK-Dull : stale. Urge. IffJ c : small
4US > ic ; I'art nklms , IffSUc ; full klm , li ,
P'fjTROLKl'M-Weaker ; Unlte.1 close , ! t tl.s II :
bid ; retlned. Ne\t York. J7.lOj Phlladeliihla ant
Dnlllmore J5.70.
Hl'TTER ' Firm ; western dairy , lOffUc ; west' '
ern creamery , KCl'ISc ; western factory , S'.iUnVic
Klglns , ISo.
EOGS-Oulet ; westrni fresh. lilTll'ic.
TALLOW Steady ; city. 4Hc ; country. 4'c.
HOSIN Klrady : strained , common to good
JI.65H1.60.
RlCU-FIrm ; fair lo extra , 4U tUc.
MOLAKSEH-Sleady ; good to choice. KQKc.
PKAIMIKH- cC 1.7& .
APPLKS-llbls. , 7lcill.CO.
WATKIIMULONK J020C.
MHSKMEIXNK-Ilbl ) > . . J1.WCT4.00.
METALH Pig Iron , oulrt and firm ; southern
Ill.u0014.00s northern. J12.00U14.00. Copp r , strcng
tmktrc * prlc * . lll.liH ; exchange price. J11.6i (
U.7I. L aJ , strong ; broken' price. IJ.JIH , *
change nrlff . JJ M'iffS ' 55. Tin , bnr Iy itendy ;
rtinlii. il4.njU14.40i ( ilium , quiet. Hp flsr , firm.
COTTON BRED OIlr-Aellves prlma crude. In
Milt. , KlCc , nominal ; prlmo crude , lootc , 1 O
22c ; suintner yellow , prlmi , 29ci summfr yellow ,
iff graden , 2kf7Sc ' ; white , prime , Jlc.
OMAHA flP.MIUAL MAItlCIVr.
Conillllnn of Trnilp nnil auolntlotin
on Stuple nnil I'micy 1'roilticc.
lHJ'lTI-i-Pai.kliie : : flock , 7WQSc : choice to
fancy , 12jHjj gathered creamery , lie ; separator
creamery , ICc.
MVfi POt'iTnY-IIen , 60CHc ; roosters. So ;
spring chlcktns , per It ) . , 12c ; ducks , "flSc ;
spring ducks , lOc ; ( uikeys , 7 3c ; geese , Cc.
VEAL Choice fat. 70 to 100 lus. , arc quoted at
6fCU-i ! ! nrn nr.d coarse , 4S5'.tc.
CIiHUHU WlecrnsIn full croom , 9c ; YounR
Am ti leas , HO12c ; tulns , IH/lzc / ; Nebrnikn end
town , full cteum. luc ; LtmburEcr , No. 1 , lOoi
brick , No. 1 , llc ; riwlss. No. 1 , 13c.
HAY-Uplnnd hoy. J7.M ; midland. J7.BO ; low.
liinl , J7 ; new hay , J3.50 ; rye straw , J5 ; color
make * Ihe price on hay. Light bales sell the best.
Only top grades bilng lop pi tecs.
PIGEONS- doz. , J1.U081.25.
There Is every reason for believing that there
will be u larger ciup of potatovs and apples In
the west than can b Inken cure of by locnl con-
aumpllon. and cominlitslon men nnd shippers mo
Inlciemed In llndlng out Hie size uf the crop In
other locnllllellh a view lo seeking mi nut
let for the Urge crop In sight here , The fol
lowing facts were gleaned from the correspond
ence of llinn''h ft Co. , nnd reiires'nt the opin
ion * of lending shippers mid dealers at the places
Indicated :
Ottumnn. In. : Is not nn apple p'ctlon , but
plenty of cully slock coming for prcpenl use.
Knrmcrs recehlng fiom 4"c lo 50c for polaloes ;
plenly for home coiipimipllon , none lo ship. Ex
pert u heavy late cmji. but see no reason why
Ihey should nil for over 2 < Jc to 2Jc.
Clilcngo : It looks now aa If Illinois \vuld
market iho largi'bt crop of summer nnd fall
apples ever knuwn.
Kanvan ( * lty : Apple and potato crop In this
section \ei > large ; are ul a loss to know where
It can be 111.11 kCtrd.
Kt. Paul : Almost the only apples grown In
Mlnnexoln am Ihe Uuche s and they only last n
short time. Early potatoes an aveiuge crop , cell-
Ing at from 40u to 45c ; good prospects for late
potatoes.
Minneapolis : Few home grown npplcs ; good
ted Mock. C'.W per bbl. Pulnloes will be nn
enormous clop.
Keokuk , In. : Apple crr.p e < | iial In quantity nnd
pilpeilor In quality to last year. Hen Davis Is
Hie pilnelp.il Variety. Fair clop of potatoes and
onions.
New Albany. Ind. : Very large crop of bolh
potatoes and apples. Potatoes will be shipped
out by October 1. Winter siipp'y Is generally
obtained from noilhctn ami eastern markets.
Fanners nuw selling apples al from 50c lo 75c
and potatoes In flour barrels , J1.25.
Cincinnati : Apple crop along Ohio rl\er Inrgcsl
and finest In yearn. Principal variety grown Is
Rome Ilcauly. General Idea. Is that 7Cc per bbl.
will be the price for winter fiult. Few potaloes
groun and crop 11 complete failure.
St. Joseph : Large ciop of eaily potatoes. Oood
cri > i > of lale potatoes , but acreage not large.
present pi Ice from 30c lo 40c. Apples will liver-
nge nboul CO per cent of a ciop. No southerner
or pouthenrtern trade nntlcliiatiM for Ihlx year.
Exiiocl Hie ruling prices will be nbnut II. 60 lo
Jl.7.1 per bbl. for choice lo fancy winter apples.
Muskegon , Mich. : Fall nnd winter npplcs will
be a small crop , with n few early apples. No
eaily potatoes and will depend upon rains whether
there will be n ctvp of late polalots. IJrlest sen-
son In years. Southern potatoes pelting nt 75e.
Clivi'.and : Enily potnloesele u failure owing
to frotls In May nnd drouth. Acreage of Inte
potnloes targe nnil prospect good for heavy yield.
Simthein part of state will have large apple crop.
Expect prices will lule low.
Cleveland : Prospects favor more than nn nv-
crnge crop of npplcs In the state. Will be n large
quantity to ship. Early crop of potaloes com-
tintallvely light ; prospccls for lule crop much
better.
Tur'e Haute. Ind. : Crop of both apples nnd
potatoes large.
Huston : Will have to look to some distant
point for supply of apples this season , as New
England crop promises to l > very light , bolh
early nnd Inle vnrlelles. Various secllons of
New York report a light crop.
llulfalo : Piesenl Indications favor n good crop
of potnloes. Opinions n lo npples differ. Great
many have dropped In past two or three weeks ,
KCIC1H Choice stock , lOHc.
POTATOES New polaloes , choice stock , 30Q
" '
O'NIONR Dermudas , per crnte , none : California ,
In sacks , per bu. . S'jcijJl.OO ; home grown. & 0ff75e. .
OLD 1JEANS Hand Vlcked , navy , J2.20 ; Llm :
beans , per Ib. , 5'JJ5',4c.
CAIIIIAGE On orders , sacked , IHc.
HAUISHES Per doz. bunches , 15o.
GREEN ONIONS Per doz. bunches , lOc.
LETTCCE Per doz. . 15fl20c.
ASPARAGUS Choice stock on orders. 35960c
per doz. bunches.
CUCUMHERS On orders. 305I35C per doz.
PEAS On orders , per bu. , COQCSc.
STRING 11EANS On orders , per bu. . 60Q 5c.
TOMATOES Choice stock , per 4-basket crate ,
&OJH5e ; 5 lo 10-case lots , 75c.
SUMMER SQUASH-Per doz. . on orders. 233
40c.
WATERMELONS Per doz. . crated , J2.COW3.00.
OCTKN PEPPERSPerbu. . basket , SSffiJOc
WAX HEANS-Per bu. . COQCSc.
CAULIFLOWHU Per doz. . 73cOJ1.00.
to two. dozen. 40 Mc.
CALUIFLOWER-Per doz. , 75cB1.00. |
CELERY Home grown , per doz. , 35Z40c.
FRUITS.
PKAIIS California Ilartletls , per box , J1.85S
2.00.
2.00.RED
RED RASPRERUIES No shipping stock.
PLUMS Callfoinln. per box. , choice stock
JI.SOSil.W ; southern , per cnse. J1.25.
APRICOTS No shipping slock.
SOUTHERN PEACHES Per 4-bnsket crnte
75c.
APPLES Choice shipping stock , bbls. , J2.003
2.25 ; cooking apples. Jl.7tiI2.00.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Crawfords. per box ,
70 ? 73c ; Hate's early , COc.
STRA WHERRIES Choice Fhlpplne stock , none.
CHERRIKS-No shliiplng slock.
GOOSEIIERRIES No shlpplns slock.
IILACK RASPIIERRIES No shipping stock.
HLACKHERRIES Choice ktoik. per 24-qt.
case , j.00li2.25.
ailAPBS Southern flock , per 8-lb. baskets. 3
40c : California , per case , Jl.30fil.35.
NECTARINES California , per case , J1.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
The market I * well supplied with very fine
oranges. QuotalUuis :
ORANGES Choice seedlings , per box. J2.60
Medllerraneun sweels , J2.75 ; fancy St. Michaels
none.
LEMONS Extrn fancy lemons , 3CO size. JO.OO
3M size. JG.004lG.50.
HANANAS Choice large stock , per hunch , J2.25
G2.TA ; medium size bunches. J2.002.25.
PINEAPPLES Per doz. . Ji.
Wool Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 30. WOOL Quiet nni
unchanged ; Ohio , Pennsylvania and West Vlr
glntu. XX and alHVc. ] S fl9e ; X and alwve. 170
ISc ; medium , 22ft23c : quarter-blood , 23024c ; com
mon , 20i2lc ; Nw ; York , Michigan nnd Wlscon
Bin , X and above , 16J17c ; medium , 19fi20c ; quar
tcr-blood , 22iff23c ; common , 19ff20c ; Washington
cambliu. , delaine , line. X or XX.19I 020e ; me-
dlum. 23C24c ; quarter-blond , 24r23c ; build , 2441
25c ; unwaHhed , medium , ISUWlSc ; < iuarler-blood
18bl9c ; unwashed ( light and bright ) , X or XX
HiflCo ; fine , X or XX , IWlSc ; medium , 1CJT17C
( luarter-blood , 18il9c ; common , iJiJICo ; umvashcc
( dark colored ) , tine , X or XX , 10llc ; medium
12fl3c ; fine medium , lljfl.lc ; coarse. 12ij13c
territorial nnd northweslern , dalk , fine , X or XX
lOflllc ; tine medium , ll 13c ; medium , 12fl3c
enarse. 12 { 13c.
I1OSTON , July 30. The wool market for tin
week ending today 1ms presenled no xpecla
fenlures. The sales continue large , but abnormal
alK > ut 5.000,000 Ibs. having been handled. Tin
greater part , In fact , about all , of thin has goni
lo manufuclureix on straight buying. Australia !
woDlx continue to show muih strength. Tin
following prices are quoted on the leading de
ftcrlptlnus : Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces , >
nnd above. 1IR15UC ; XX nnd above , 18S19c ; No
1 combing. 23c ; No. 2 comblntr , 23c ; delaine. 20J
20Hc ; Michigan. Wisconsin , etc. , X Michigan
12Vi&17c ; No. 1 Michigan. 20c ; Michigan camblng
21c ; X New York. New Hampshire and Vermont
16il6'.4c ; No. 1 New York. New Hampshire am
Vermont , delaine. Michigan. ISJJlS c ; unwashed
medium , Kentucky nnd Maine , quarter-blood
combine , 1920c ; Indiana nnd Missouri , quarter
blood , combine. lRHffil9c ; Indiana and Missouri
threc-elghths-ldood. combine. 16fl > 18V4c ; brnlc
combing , 1718c : Kenlucky nat\ Maine , quarter
blotxl , cloth , 17 18c : Kentucky , three-elshlhs
blood , cloth , I'OISc ; Indiana and Mlnaaurl , quar
ter-bloo < l , cloth , 17fflSc : ImllHna nnd Missouri
three-elghlhs-blood , cloth , 1617c ; Georgia am
Idaho. 17 rlSe : Texns wools , spring medium , i
montlm. 12S13c ; scoured. 31fl32c ; spring line
13 months. HWlSc ; scoured. 3f3Co : terrltorj
uoolK , Montnnu , fine medium nnd fine , llI12c
scourwl , 2f , T2Sc ; Montana , medium. 14ftlBc
scoured , 32W33c ; Australian , ncoured hauls , comb
| nK . superfine , 45c ; combings , good , 39f4Ic.
LONDON. July 30. The fourth series of tin
wool auctions closed today with a a l rene nn <
nctlVH demand. American buyer * * boughl durinf
Ihe series CO.OOO bales. Tln > continental buyen
look 19S.OOO bales , nnd domesllc 15S MCI bales , Tin
number of balen offered wns 12,919 , of which SO
baleti were withdrawn ,
The fifth serleH will open November 24. Fol
Inwwlne nre the snles In detail : New Pout )
Wales , 3,715 bnles ; scoured , 3'i'UIlB 4il ; greasy
( itJlSil. Queenrland. 2.209 hales ; scoured. 6Hilf
Is Ud : prensv. MiM , Victoria. 2.0fi7 bales
scoured , 3)idOTls Id : greasy , 4HW11'id. Hnutl
Aimtrnlla , l.l'O bnles ; scoured , tifllil ; greasy
t'WSil. Swnli River , 4S2 bales ; grenay , 4 < i < i7d
Tnnmanln. IS bnles ; crensv , 6fi714l. New Zenlawl
2.7M Imle ; scouretl. 9Hdfi1s Hd ; ereasy , 4 4if10ii
Cane of Onod Hop * nnd Nnlal , 472 bales ; scoured
74dBli ! Hd ; grensy , 6ff7'td.
'I'oli-ilo ( inilii 3IurU < 't.
-TOLEDO , July 30. WHEAT Lower , firm
fash nnd July. 76e ; August , 74Hc ; September
74Hc ; December , 7Cc.
CORN Dull , steady ; No. ! mixed. 44Wc.
OAT8 Sleady ; No. ! mixed , 24c'No. ; 2 white
25c ; September. 23.V4C.
CLOVER HEED Steadv , unchanged ; prime
October. S5.75 ; December. J5.(2U ; January , > S.k7l4
RECEIPTS Wheat , "S.OOO bu. ; corn , 20.0i bu.
oats. 8,000 bu. ; rye , < . > < OJ bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 600 bhls. ; wheat. 8,000 bu.
corn. 3,600 bu. ; oats , l.OuO bu. ; rye , 1,000 bu.
r > orlii ) liirk < > ( N.
PI50RIA , July SO.-CORN-Dull , lower ; No. 2
4Uc : No. J. 4 ! > , ic.
OATS Sleady ; No. 2 white. I5'e2JMc
RYE Dull , nnmlnal.
WHISKY Hlrnii finished goods , on the basl
of JI.Z ! for high wines.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 4,200 bu , ; com , 35.COO bu.
oats. 71.250 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , none ,
SHIPMENTS Wheat , l.MO bu. ; corn. 16.KO bu.
oats , 31,250 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , none.
.Milwaukee Markets.
IMILWAUKEE. . July 30.-WHEAT-I.ower : N
r spring. 71ic ; No. 1 northern , 75V4c ; Beplem
ber , 71ic.
CORN Ix > wer ; No. 3. 42c.
OATS Steady ; No. t white. 27c ; No. i whlt <
IIARLEY Nominal ; No. : , 4Cc ,
RYE-Ixawer ; No. 1 , Me.
Cotton Market.
HEW ORLEANS. July 30.-COTTON-O.uUI
middling. 6 15-ltc ; law middling. 6 3-Uc : net r <
olpti , 44 bales ; gross , U bales ; salee , 1,204 bilci
slock. K7.7I4 baits.
NEW YORK. July JO. COTTON-Qulet ; mk
Jc ; cst ntcclpts , none ; iroia , 471
txpotts to Great Ilrltfiln , 1,091 bait * ; finortfl to
the continent. 14 bslcs ; forwanlfd. 43 tmles ; '
lalrK , 2OW bnles , all spinners ; stock , 176 , ; ( balei > .
HT. IXJt'IH. July 30. COTrON-Qulet ; no fnles
reported ; quoted nl I-16C for middling ; receipts ,
302 bales ; shipments , US bales ; stock , 16,470 bulra.
STOCKS AM ) 1IOXDS.
rim'tiiiitlotiN of tlic Oolil He-
nt-rro Sfot n Pnetor lit Sprcnlntloii.
NKW YORK. July JO. tn certain speculative
circles It was thought the return to the Treasury
department of gold withdrawn for export this
month nnd the raising of the gold reserve to the
high level would net as a lever on the stock
market this morning. The Incident iHtieed un
noticed , however. Just as did the recent gold
withdrawals for export , and It would reem that
slight variations nf Hie government finances arc
not factors of Wall street speculation at this
time.
The stock mnrket opened active , but Irregular.
The Sugar clique moved that stock up 1 per
cent. A rumor to the eft > cl that Lead would
be put on a dividend hurls Induced good buying
of Hint stuck and cent 11 up 1 per cent. Mlcsauil
Pacific wns bought by Inside Inteiests nnd nd-
vnnced 1 per cenl. In the geneinl market real
izations were Inaugurated nnd n fractional de
cline took place with Hie grangers , Chlcngo Oas
and Leather preferred lending therein. Soon
vsestcin buying ordtrs In ChlnuKO Oas sent the
shares up ) 4 per cenl. Minneapolis & St. Louis
flisl preferred lose 1'i per rent , Minneapolis &
St. I < oul second prefened 1H per cent , nnd the
nctlve list n fraction. Toward midday the buyers
began nn atlnck , but succeeded only In making
fractional reaction * . . . .
After 1 o'clock the trading wns very light nnd
flue.luntlon9 very narrow. Manhattan Jumped
2'4 ' per cent , but later lost 1 per cent , ihe de
clines In Chicago K Eastern Illinois preferred
were on nn unusually large scale , the stock
moving between 101 nnd lOP.i , as against 101'i
last night ; the common nlock receded 1'4 per
cent. The > mnrket closed Inegulnr , but a ma
jority of the lift chows finctlonal declines.
Hands were less nnlmated and Inegulnr. The
FnU'B weie J2.2i)4,000.
The following weie the closing quotations on
the lending' stocks of the New Yolk exchange
today :
Atchlaon TJbrl nwnstern 101K
AflnniH Kxpress. . . 147 dopld Ill )
Alton. T. 11 N. Y. Cpntr.il 102 ! <
Am. Express 11H N. Y. AN. K < if't !
tlMllmore A Ohio. 111 I Ontario .V W
Caimd'i Puclnc. . . , r : < lOreyou linn
Canada Soulheru . M ! ( l Oregon .sav u"
Cenlrall'acllio. . . . 1H' ' < O. S. I * A U. N. . . ,
dies. A Ohio li'Jki Pacific Mail
Chicago Alton IWl i P. D. A K 11)4 )
Q
Chicago Uas ullman 1'uUco. .
Consolidated Qas. 141) ) | Uc.ldlnr. .
C. C C. ASt.l ( } . W 17 ! $
Colo. Coal A Iron. jit. G. W. i fa 4'j
eon Oil Cert. . " 7 Rock Inland 7H4 |
Delaware. Jc Hud. . lUl ! < ( St. Paul 7H <
Del. . Licli. : & W. . . IUI'4 ' do pfd . U'O
D.&ll. G. pfd 4MU.SI P. AOmaha. . . . . 41 ( J
D. AiC. F. Co ZltJii dopfa . JtO !
Krlo 10H ' Southern P.ietno. .
do ntd. . . 24 IS.tcarllulliicry. . . .
Fort Wavno. Tenn. Coil A. Iron.
G. Northern ofd. . . PJ7 Texas Paclilc
C. AE. I nfd . . . . Ull T. AO Cent. ofd. .
lloclittifr Valley. . . VJli Union Pacific. . . .
Illinois Centril. . . KlU'i U. a Exnrxsi 41
St. P.A'Dulillh. . . . 2H W. St. I * * P ! ) )
K.A T. pfd II7H W. St. L. A , P. Dfd. 21H
Lake tlrio A Wojt 27H Wells Pairo Ex. . , IDS. .
do pfd hl ; | Union . .
Lake Shorn 1,1(1 ( Wheeling A L. K. .
Lead Trust MSfv danfrt
LoiilBvllloAN. . . . ( i'i M. A St. L 21 !
U A N. A Hj ] D. A H.O 10
Manhattan Con. . . 113 O. E 3fl5 <
McmnhlHAU 15 N. L Bi < ! i
Mlchlcan Cent. . . . lOIIJ-i C. P. A I 3794
Mlmourl Padua. . 3SK dotifd U
Mobllfl A Ohio. . . V4 1L AT. O I" "
NaRhvllleChal. . . . OS T. A. A. A N. M. . . .
Nation alCor.lazs. 1'4 T. St. I * AK. C. . . .
Nat. Coril.'iKO Dfd. ' . ! ! do pfd
N.J. Central 103 S. II. R
N. A W. pfd 16 do pfd
North Am. Co. . . . ( I Am. Tab. Co 1HIU
Northern Paclflo. . OW donfit . HlHi
No.Pao.nfd St P. , M. .It M . lltt
U.P. . U. AU
The total sales of stocks today were 190.230
shares , Including American Sugar , 44.100 ; AtchIson -
Ison , 13,900 ; Hurllnglon , 9.700 ; Chicago & Eastern
HllnolR preferred , 6.100 ; I oulsvllle fc Nashville ,
19,504 ; Manhattan Consolidated , 2.900 ; Missouri
Pacific , 8.2W ; National Lead. 3,300 : Rending ,
4.004 ; Rock Island. 8,4m ) ; St. Paul. 13,100 ; South
ern preferred , 3.2UO ; Tennessee Coal and Iron ,
. 8,600 ; 'Wheeling & Ijike Erie , 3,400.
Xt'W York Money Miirkvt.
NEW YORK , July 30. MONEY ON CALL
ICasy nt 1 per cent ; lasl loan 1 per cent ; closed
at 1 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 34 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong , with actual
buslnesH In bankers' bills nt J4.904.90H
for demand and J4.S9S4.t9U for sixty daj's ;
posted rules , J4.8914W4.90 and t4.901i > Q4.91 ; com
mercial bills. ! 4.8Si , ; H. ! S > , i.
SHAVER CERTIFICATES C4'iS64Hc. '
GOVERNMINT IIONDS Firm , state bonds.
Inactive. Railroad bonds , Irregular.
, Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
,
,
:
;
,
;
-
:
Foreign I-'liiunt'lal.
HERLIN. July SO. Exchange on London , eight
days' sight , 20 marks 42H pftr.
PARIS. July SO. Three per cent rente * . 1011
S5c for the account. Exchange on London , 21
" 61 c for checks.
LONDON. July 30. The amount of bullion gnn
Into Ihe Rank of England on balance today wai
(78,000. Qold today at Iluenos Ayres , 241 ; Mud.
rid , 14.50 ; Lisbon , ie'/i ; St. Petersburg , 50 ; Atnens ,
77 ; Home. 104.47 ; Vienna , 103.
Fliiuiicliil Note * .
I1OSTON. July 30. Clearings , 115,690,755 ; bal ,
ances , J2.23C.S03.
11ALT1MORE. July 30. Clearings , II , 95C.4S6
balances , J364.UO.
PHILADELPHIA. July JO.-Clearlngs. J12.620 , .
315 ; l-nlances , J1.714.7W.
ST. LOUIS. July 30. Clearings. 14,300.00. ) ; bal
ances , IiJ6,374. Money , StjC per cent. New York
exchange , par to 12'io premium bid.
WASHINGTON. July 30. Today's statement o :
the condition of the treasury ; Available caul
balance , J192.9C3.421 ; gold reserve , 1107,386.613.
. CHICAGO. July 30. Money , easy at 44V > pel
o. cent for call loans and te5\4 \ Pr cmt for com
n- merclal paper. New York exchange , 25c pre
mlum. Sterling exchange was llrm ; posted rates
J4.90i)4.90i ! for demand ; J1.S9K for sixty days
Clearings. I1S.7J5.000.
NEW YORK , July 30 , The sterling exchangi
market dlrplaynl Inirrased strenvlh loday , am
Donitt of ihe leading drawers advanced theli
poded rates Hd on bolh long and short bills ti
J1.90tr4.Kl. mpuctlvcly. A majority of Ihe bank
ers still hold Ihelrs at J4.6'JUi4.M'4. ' On actua
business the figures are unchanged at J4.K > {
4.90U for demand and J4.l t4. but most of Hi
butlntss Is done at the top notch. < . ' 4mmercla
yi'fn.are. ' ' . " Y' . .e.1t..1.uPP1Jr' t-1 " "H1 * ' . ' "
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
EccoipU of Oaltlo Sninll but Quality Bet
ter Than Usual of Lato.
. ; --1 .
EVERYTHING DESIRABLE SOLD EARLY
Ilpoelpti the LurKext of Any Day
the Moutf(4-Ioim Shippers )
Much In Kvlilt ucc Market
Fell Oft 1(1 ( UutitN.
TUESDAY , July SO.
The receipts today were l.CUO cattle , 4,105
hogs "nnil 440 sheep , ns against 3.CS3 entile ,
4UO liogs , no cheep anil 39 horses yesterday ,
onil 1,931 cattle , 3,100 h0gs nnil no sheep on
Tuesday of last week.
The receipts for the two days of this week
are 0,337 cattle , 4.&C1 hogs nnd 440 sheep , an
against 4,910 cattle , 3,595 hogs and 373 sheep
Monday nnd Tuesday of last week.
One year ago today the receipts of hogs
were 20,000.
CATTLE The receipts of cattle were not
large , there being less than half the number
hero yesterday and 300 head less than were
received on Tuesday of last week. Of the
slxty-ono loads here today thirteen were
consigned to the packers.
The proportion of good beef steers among
the offerings today was somewhat larger
than the average of late. There were better
cattle than have been Been hero In a long
time. One bunch of prime beeves sold nt K
and some pretty good 1,220-lb. natives
sold at $ .C3. The market was reasonably
active nnd a little stronger. Everything de
sirable changed hands early In the day.
There were nbout twenty loads of cows
and heifers In the yards. There was a good
demand and the offerings were soon cleaned
up. It was a good , strong and active mar
ket. Une load of peed natives reached $3
and quite a string of westerns sold nt the
si. me price.
Slockers and feeders were not In very
lc.rge supply. The demand , however , was
good.and the offerings were soon cleaned up
at about steady prices. Quite a string of
westerns sold at $3.50 to $3.75. The good
prospects for a large crop of corn have cre
ated a lively demand for good feeders , and
there Is more activity In the feeder division
than nny other part of the yards , llepre-
sentutlVL' sales :
1JEI5F STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..1180 tt 00 IS..1221 II 65 IS..1467 J5 UO
18..1221 4
J. J. Van Meter.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow 1020 12 25 1 . . 900 $3 00
3 cows 9f > 6 2 90 . 17 feeders. . . .1045 3 23
1 cow 980 2 90 23 fcedciH. . . .1118 3 CO
n COWB 826 2 90
Moraiter.
t hclfcr. . 970 2 C5 14 feeders. . . . 110S 343
6 fnilers. . . .1126 30c ) 1 sing . 1100 3 B5
5 fecdfts. . . . 870 3 35
Wntklns & Mulloy.
1 bull . 11GO 2)3 ) 1 feeder 910 333
22 COWR . 104 ! ) 2 CO
J. I * Spuruln. Jr.
2 co\vn . 23 2 U 20 feeders. . . 877 3 15
1 Blag . 1300 3 00 4 Bteeia 1153 370-
1) . Hunna.
1 cow . 923 2 K ! 5 cows SS9 2 C5
Genitce
C cows . 100S 253R. W cows . 994 255
R. I.ec.
1 bull . 1100 1 K 14 feeders. . . .1001 SCO
10 heifers . fc75 2 C3
J. S. Mooro.
2 P'lws . 1025 295 < 4 feeders. . . . 1068 3 CO
8 COWB . 902 2 95
Wllllnm Walking.
25 feeders. . . . 922 3 70
e. E. Stlllcon.
14 feeders. . . . D47 3 70
Prank McAullff.
24 feeders. . . . 1227 3 75
W. C. Ilulloek.
2 feeders. . . . 1054 273 24 feedcis.,1047 354
W. H. llubbell.
4 feeders. . . . 12CO 3 CO
John Krnuge.
29 cows . 904 2 75
S. S. Secis.
5 COWB . 101C 3 IS
ItlKnell Bros.
23 feeders. . . .10CO 3 C5
George Paxton.
19 feeders. . . . 831 341 1 steer. 1330 351
S. II. Dyr.
1 Bteer. . W > 240 1 feeder . 1230 300
7 COWB . MB ii 80 16 feeders. . . .1010 SCO
1 feeder . 800 2 85
II. I" . Merrlmnn.
1 str. tig. . . . 9SO 2 M 2C feeders. . . . 9SS 3 50
1 Rtr , tig. . . .1140 3 00
M. II. CIiafTeo.
2 feeders. . .J190 3 00 89 feeders. . . .1056 3 74
O. II. llnxby.
1 bull . 1420 175 2 cows . 9S4 2 S3
B cows . 1032 255 1 feeder . 1250 300
4 cows . 10UO 253 11 fee < lerB..mC 350
George Potter.
5 COWB . 900 244 1 teer. . 1334 365
HOGS There were fifty-seven fresh lends la the
yards today. It would have been considered
very moderate run n year ngo. hut nt the present
time It looked Inrito. Ill fuel. It wna the largest
run for nny day this month. Another feature of
the day' * receipts Is the faet Hint twenty-three
lends , or nlmost one-lmlf of the hOR received
rnme from Iowa. They were heavy and mixed
loads thnt have been going enpt tind meeting
with BUCh poor sale there they have been changed
In tills market.
The nr t report from Chicago Indicated n
stmdy mnrket and the shippers here picked up
n few light loads nt about steady prices. Our
rlmlco load of light hogs renehed $5 , which was
as high as nnythlng brought yesterdny or on
Saturday. A little Inter the reports came from
Chicago Indicating n big break In the mgrket
there , nnd by the time the buyers here really
got down to business the mnrket wnn fiorn lOc to
15c lower. The decline wus the greatest on th
heavy und mixed loads. As usual on n down
market salesmen were slow about making the
concession and the mnlkrt Was Inclined to drag.
Representallve Falcn : I
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Ph. Pr.
5 230 . . . J4 2. " . .6S 220 200 Jl 70
5 4'Jfi ' 160 4 54 ' 27 212 . . . 4 70
7 307 . . . 4 50 170 230 120 4 70
4 215 . . . 4 f.4 , G 230 12" " ) 4 70
II 12) ) 80 4 54 1 Wi . . . 4 70
„
2 333 4 50 ' "M 215 ICO 4 70
10 223 124 4 54 40 4 70
1 2iW 4 55 I . ifi ) " 69 ICO 4 70
3 2 < 3 4 55 „ , , cr.2 300 160 4 70
8 242 400. 4 70
13 224 240 4 CO 124 4 70
' 4 G4 _ -i . .213 ICO 4 70
4 230 'in 4 CO 2f 4 44 4 t5
20 249 4 CO i < . : ; ; ; ; ; ; 44M 4 75
37 204 120 4 CO 4 ' 5
7 301 4 CO 4 73
7 2S7 4 CO 40 4 75
51 V55 240 4 CD 217 ICO 4 7fi
4 S3. , 40 4 CO C6. % 4 75
4 CO 40 4 75
ilii- ! ! ! ! ! ? : ! 4 CO 160 4 75
3 -20 4 PI * 4 75
71 250 ICO 4 C4 KO 4 75
9 261 160 4 CO C2 .207 4 75
4 244 4 05 80 4 7S
62 247 3M 4 65 280 4 75
B5 271 240 4 M 120 4 75
27 223 160 4 cr. 120 4 kO
51 274 40 4 CS 70 . 20 44 4 CO
59 478 4 er. 102 . 190 200 4 80
7 2V. 40M 4 C5 52 . 297 4 80
fi 254 M 4 C5 61 . 259 4 tO
64 ! ! > ICO 4 67M 27 . 185 40 4 85
64 225 to 4 C71 41 . 210 4 85
81 213 ICO 4 67 ii 22 . 180 4 85
M 244 120 4 70 22 . 208 40 4 65
72 232 & 0 4 70 < i . 208 124 4 83
55 263 84 4 70 73 . 230 40 4 85
91 245 80 4 74 53 . 197 124 4 87 > 4
67 281 240 4 74 70 . 2"9 4 S7'
61 254 240 4 M 68 . 2S1 4 90
74 1SS 240M 4 70 76 . 200 4 90M
14 2 ! > 6 60 4 70 81 . 213 < M
63 207 4 74 S3 . 167 40 600
SKIPS AND CULLS.
1 204 . . 2 CO 1 254 32 !
1 210 . . 275 1 464 8' ' } 4 O
1 174 . , 2 75 1 32i ) 4 33
PIGS.
7 100 Jt. SCO
SHEEP There were two can of iheep In , bul
buyers were bidding lower nnd the iradt > wai
dull. Fair lo cholcti natives are iiuotnute at fnm
J2.50 to J3.76 , fair to ifood we lern > nt from J2.S !
lo J3.W. common and tock ihfep at from Jl.il
to J2.7K. and rood to choice 40 lo 100-lti. lamb :
at from J ] to J5.
3Vew Yorlc Live btot-U
NEW YORK. July 50. HEEVE3 Receipts
cables qtiole Amnrlcan nltM at llff
ll'4o , dressed weight * , lefricerntor beef. SaJHc.
Exports today , IX > ) bovts , 1,491 ihrrp and 1,118
quarters of beef.
CALVES-Recelptii , 113 htad ; market mini at
former valurs ; vrnls. ixior to prim ; , JI.WtfC.Mj
Rra rrs nnd buttermilk calvei , tl.JSJtJ.J7H.
SHEEP AND LAMHH- Receipts , 1,000 hNUli
nn sate , 6l )0 head ; sheep , rtrndy ; ( rood to choice
lambs firmer ; othfis a snmle enslcr ; nboul 2,000
hend un'old ; sheep , Inferior to chclre , J3.lt3.(0i ! (
lambs. Inferior to strictly rhoK-e , J4.'SQ6.IO.
HOilH-Recolpts , 2,473 htad ; market steady nt
JS.3005.M. U _ _
CIIICAdO LIVI3 STOCK.
Tliore AVn u l.'nlrly Active Dcinnnil
for Cntlle.
CHICAOO , July SO. In ciittls there wns n falily
active demand for Tuesday nnd pi Ices weic
strong for nil desirable lots , fat native breves
ruling llrm nt yesterday's nilvmicf. Common to
choice native steers n\crngng ! from 1,000 to 1C.,0
Ilia , were salable nt from .J3.40 to JS.SO , with
sales largely nt from 54. M to jr > .25 , and cxtrn.
choice lots were nominal , ns none were offerrd.
There wns n very goDd cow trnde nt frum J1.76
to J3.85 , snles being largely at from 12 to J3.25
while butts went for fiom 12 to J3.50. Texas
cattle showed no change , ( missy to good fed
steers meeting with ti Mir demand at from J3.2 !
lo J4.15. Western rnngcrs were salable once more
at from J3.CT > to J4.iO for common to choice steers.
Light hogs of good iiunllty , us usual , sold de
cidedly the best , there being n supply of primp
corn-fed droves of light weight , with fnlr de
mand. A sported choice light commnnded n pre
mium , selling ns high nn J3.26 , or 15c above good
light. Tin' extreme range of prlcei wan from
J4.80 to tr.23 for light , from J4.W lo J3.10 for
heavy and from J4.C.1 lo J0.05 for common to
choice mlxtd. Culls sold at from 12 to SI. I' ' ) and
pigs at from J4 to JI.75. Sales were hugely at
from J4.60 to J.1.10 for light and nt from J4 SO to
J4.90 for henvy.
Only alnut 7.000 sheep nnd lambs arrived to
day , ami n good demand enabled toilets to ob
tain n further advance of nboul lOc per 100 Ibs
The offerings embraced n good proporllon of
westein slieep of good rjuntlty , which were sal-
nblp nt from J3.10 lo J3.75. Common to choice
native sheep sold nt from J2 to JI.10 , nnd spring
Intnhfl were 111 good demnnd nt ? 3 for culls up lo
from J4.M to JS.W for choice to extui.
Receipts : Cattle. 4.000 head ; cnlvts , 2,000 head.
hogs , 8,000 head ; sheep , 7,000 hend.
St. l.oilln Live Stock.
ST. I.Ot'IS , July -CATTLE Receipt ? . 3.900
head ; shipments , "ft1) ) head ; mulket active nnd
strong ; good shipping and exxjtt | steotn , } j.2.'i '
5.50 ; leal choice exporters would bring JS.7S ; fnli
to medium shippers , J4 7r > SjIi.2 < ) ; goDil bulchers *
and dr < ' eil beef steers. J4.ftOW5.20 , moxtly Jl.2.3f
S.OO ; Hclit fleers , or under l.tKiO pounds , J3.00
4.00 , with bulk nf rales nt J3. 10if3. 73 ; stuekeiK
and feeders. J2.25if4.CO ; cows nnd heifers , $2. 1.1(7
4.O ) . mostly J2.roy.1.40 ; Tcxnn und Indian steels.
J2.75R4.2r. , wllli bulk of sales nl J3.00W3.75 ; cows
nnd mixed lots , J2.00tf3.00.
HOOS llecelpls , 2.400 hend ; shipments. 700
head ; market nliout lOc lower ; heavy , J4. 701(3.00 ;
packers , JI.COJTI.90 ; Unlit , J4.7i.00.
SHEEP Receipts , l.iuO head ; shipments , 400
head ; maiket tinner ; natives , J2.75n3.r-0 ; lambs.
J3.00JJ4.50 ; southweftern sheep , J2.60S3.00.
KIIIINIIH City I.lviSlock. .
KANSAS CITY , July 30.-CATTLE-Recelpls.
8.EOO head ; KhlpmenlH , 2,100 head ; best steady ;
others weak , lOc lower ; Texan steers , ! 2. 75(73. 85 ;
Texas cows , 52. 005(3. Id ; beef slcers , J4.00ir5.CO ;
n.illve cows. J1.23W3.25 ; slockeis and feeders.
t2.45li74. 40 ; bulls , Jl.75fl2.C5.
HOOS Reeelpls , 7,5"0 head : shipments. 200
head ; mnrket 1020e lower ; bulk of sales. I4.fi57
4.PO ; heavies , J4.CfXff4.75 ; packers , J4.MIf4.80 ;
mixed. J4.C004.SO ; lights , J4.70 3.00 ; Yorkers ,
J4.90J7.1.W ; j.lgs , J4.6Vf4.75. (
SHEEP Receipts , 3,800 head ; shipments , none ;
market steady. _
.Stock In
Record of receipts nt Ihe four principal markets
for Tuesday , July 3U , 1893 ;
_ . _ Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
South Omnlia 1.CO ) 4,103 440
Chicago 4.00i ) 8KW 7,004
Kansas City 8.SOO 7,504 3,8'0 '
St. Louis 3,900 2410 1,700
Totals 17.300 22,003 12,910
Liverpool Mnrkt'tN.
LIVERPOOL , July 30. WHEAT Spot , firm ;
dunmiul moderate ; No. 2 red , winter , 5s SV d ;
No. 2 ri-d , spilng , 5s 9d ; No. 1 hard. Manitoba ,
5s lOd ; No. 1 , California. 5s S'.id. Fulures opened
firm , Ihe near and dlslnnl puslllons ? 4d lower
and other positions I ( id lower : business nliuut
equally dlsirlliutrd ; July , 6s 5V d ; Seplembcr ,
5s 6Hd ; Oclober , 5s CHd ; November , us bd ; De
cember. 5s 7Hd.
CORN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new , 4s
4Ud. Futuics opened iiulet but steady al un
changed prices ; closed llrm for near positions
and dimanl positions ( idid hlKher ; July , 4s
3td ( ; September. 4s Id ; Octolier , 4s Id ; Novem
ber , 4s 'id ; December , 4s 2c.id.
KLOL'R Firm ; demand EOLI ! ; St. Louis fancy
winter , 78 Cd.
PEAS-Canadian , 5s 2d.
PROVISIONS Ilacon , steady ; demand mo < 1-
erale ; Cumberland cul , 2S lo 30 Ibs , , 3"x fid ; iiliort
illw , 28 Its. , 30s Gd ; IOIIK clear , light , 3S lo 45 Ibs. ,
C4s Cd ; long clear , heavy , 55 Ibs. , 3is : ; short clear
ImckH , light. 18 Ibs , , 34s Cd ; shorl clear middles ,
liruvy. 55 Ibs. , 34s ; clear bellies. 14 tu 16 Ibs. , 35w
4d ; uhoulders , square , 12 to 18 Ibs. , 31s ; hams ,
short , 14 to 1C Ibs. . 42s. lleef , India mess , 70s 3d ,
pilmo mess , Cls 3d. 1'oik , prime mess , line wesl ,
ern , 57s Cd ; prime medium , nOs. Laid , dull ;
prlmn weslern. 32s Cd ; rellned. In palls , 33s.
CHEESE Sleady ; demand moderate ; tines !
American whlt . new , 38s Cd ; llnest American
colored , new , 3Ss Gd.
IIUTTER Finest United States , 70s ; good , nom
inal.
inal.COTTONSEED
COTTONSEED OIL Liverpool refined. 17s 9d.
LINSEED OIL-218.
PBTROLEl'M Rellned. S'id.
REFR1OERATOR 11EEF Forequaiters , 3(4d ( ,
hindquarters , fi'.il.
HOPS At Ixiudon , Pacific coast , 2.
The receipts of wlieal durlnt ; the past thm
da > s were 415,000 centals , Including 32.0-)0 cental ) .
American. The receipts of American corn duilng
the pnsl three days were 5,500 cenlals.
Wealher fl.ne.
St. LoiilN ( ( ntrnl Marie
ST. I.OUIS , July 30. FLomi Lower ; extra
fancy. J3.00fi3.li3 ; choice , J2.75f2.83. |
WHEAT Dull and Inacllvu ; lower on heav\
Duliith receipts. No real weakness was dls
played , however , as Ihe buyers oulnumbered th
sellers , and so uiKent became the ilr mil nil Ihat
u rnlly followed , bul the maikel eased llnally nn
lower cables and domestic trading. No. 2 led.
cash. "OVic ; July. 70Hc ; Seplemhe , "OTsc.
CORN Dull and heavy , w.th Illtlc or no spc-c-
ulallon ; July. 40c bid ; Stp'tmber. 41140 bid.
OATS Dull and easier for fuluies. Spot
erode * , none offered. No. 2. cash , 22ic bid ; July
23c bid ; Seplember , 22'.ic bid.
RVE Eusy ; 45o for No. 2 reenlnr.
KLAX SEED Steady ; August , 11.10.
CORN MEAIJ2.0ilfi2.05. .
RRAN Firm and In demand al C5e , cast track
H A V Rather dull , except for choice grades
timothy llrm ; ptalrle rmukit oveislocked , caus-
Ine a decline of 55c.
ER(1S HlKher ; SVtJf9c.
WHISKY tl.22 for distillers' finished Roods ,
LEAD Firm ; sales. 2 cars Missouri nl J3.22't
100 Ions al 3.25 ; 1 car Missouri and 5 choice
hard al 13.37'i. wl'b rame bid for much more.
SPELTER Held al 13.70 , . liul no sales.
COTTON TIES I'nchanKcd.
HAaGINO-l'nchaiiKed.
PROVISIONS poik , Htondard mefs , JIO.87',2
Lard , prime steam IG ; choice , J6.10. Ilacon ,
boxed shoulders. JG.37H : lonns. J6.75 : ribs , 50.8714
nhortH. J7. Dry pall meats. Fhomders , J5.G2' , ! :
lonss. JG.37U ; ribs , JC.50 ; shorts , J6.75.
RECEIPTS Flour , 3,000 lililn. ; wheat , 93,004 bu.
corn. i7.0frl bu , ; oats , 50.000 hu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 11.014 hbls. ; wheat , 3,000
bu. ; corn , C3.000 1m. ; oatK , 19.000 bu.
CollVcr .tlurki-1.
NEW YORK , July S4. COPFKK Options
opened steady nt unclianRml prices lo 5 points
advance ; luled generally film on hlKher Euro
pean advices ; advance checked by fori'lRii silU
int and subsiding uctlvlly In spot coffee depart
ment ; closed Flcady at unchanred prices tn 10
IHjInls net advance. AUfrusl , J15.05 13.4 < ) ; Sep
tember , JI5.40 ; October. J15.45 ; December. J15.I5 ,
March. J15.10. Sp ,1 coffee , Rio , slfady ; No. 7
510. Mild , sleady : Cordova , J1S.254 ; 19.00. Ru
mored lartt * break In Brazil coffee yeeteiday , but
no partlculais ,
HAVRE , July 30. COFFEE Opened steady , Hf
hlKher ; at 12 noon , 'if hlRher ; at 3 p. in. , steady ,
( if higher ; chwed steady at * i81f net ndvnncn ;
sales. 16,001) bags.
Market ,
NEW YORK. July 30.-St'CAR-Rnw. firm
but quiet. Rertned , quiet , moderately active
nnd Mendy ; No. G , 4 l-lG/4 > ic ; No. 7. 404 3-lGc ;
No. 8 , 3 15-lGG4'.c ( ; No. 9 , 3'tfjt 1-lGc ; No. 10.
3 IS-lC c ! No. 11 , 3U 3 15-lGc ; No. 12. 3& ?
3 13-lGc ; No. 13. 3\c ; off A. 4 l.lG74 lc : mold A.
4 11-lGc ; standard A. 4 5-16'tH'sc ; confectioners'
A , 4 l-1Gif4i,4c ; cul loaf. 6 l-lC4i5Vic ; crimhed.
5 1-lCiiSUc ; powdereil. 4UQ4 15-lCc ; granulated ,
4 7-lCWC'ic ; cubes. 4 Il-16r4c.
LONDON , July 30. Sl'OAR Care , quiet ; ccn
trlfugdl. Java , 11s W ; Muscovado , fair refining ,
9s 9d ; beet sugar , dull and rather easier ; July.
9s 9d ; August , Us W.
Dry ( .ooclH 'Market ,
NEW YORK. July 30. Agents have advanced
the prices of Amoy GOO sterling , 3U-1nch and 14-
Inoh briwn springs lie each , and Prqnnl A 36-
Inch and R 40-Inch brown sheetings Uc each.
There wus much Increased allendanco of buyers
in Ihe niarkel , especially for a Tuehday. Their
Inquiries covered brown and blenched collons ,
dnniesllc fabrics , blankets , tlress goods and
prints , nnd of ench there were fairly good sales.
Several makers of wool flannels are well sold
ahead Into ihe lale. autumn months , und prices
are higher for all others. A leading agency has
ndvnnced Ihe price for nil blankets S per cent.
Printing cloths firm at 2T o plus 1 per cent ,
KIIIINIIH City Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 30. WHEAT-lJ2c lower ;
No. 2 hard , 65'486Gc ' ; No. 2 red , G9c ; rejected ,
45J < 55o.
CORN Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 37W83Sc ; No. 2
white. 37 > ; < < 3Sc.
OATS-SIow ; No. 2 mixed , 20c ; No. 2 white.
21j22c. _ .
( Ml Market.
SAVANNAH , July 8Q.SPlRITSFlrm. . 25c ;
sales. 1,319 bbls.
CHARLESTON. July SO. ROSIN-FIrm ; 11.13
Q1.15.
TUni'ENTINE Flfin ; 24ije.
MlimcapoIlMVIirut 'MarUct.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 30. There wan a re
markable sc rclly of trade In wheat today. Sep
tember closed Heady. (46X ° lower than yester
day , at e'Jitlfft'ic.
DulutliVlMiit MnrU.-i.
nt'LUTH , July 30.-WHEAT-W ak ; No. 1
haril. ca h.l 7P.ic ; July. 71c ; No. 1 northern ,
cash , 70c'july. 7lc ; Seplember , 3c ; Daccmbtr ,
70Hc ; No , 2 norlhern , canh. CSTic.
Krl c < Wheat ( luuditlanN.
SAN FRANCISCO. July JO. WHEAT Dull ;
December , J1.04i ( ; May , 11,11 ; cleared. W.OOO c n-
lal ,
n
Adjouriicil Without Action.
NEW YOKK , July 30. The eaitrrn coal
sales agents met here today and after a
, i brief session adjourned without taking any
L
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
Raiufnll Unovou but Almost Normal , with
Tcmpornturo Favornbld
CORN GENERALLY DOING ITS BEST
Too Dry for ( iron-lit In Some Soc-
MOIIN , hut the Stnto UN a Whole
Slums I'roiulMe of
Yield.
Weekly weather crop bulletin No. 17 of
the Nebraska weather service , co-operating
with the United States weather bureau , Is
sued front the central olllce at the Univer
sity of Nebraska , Lincoln , under direction
of Q. D. Swczey , meteorologist of the Ne
braska experiment station , for the week
eliding July 20 , 1S95 :
ran nt WCCK fnama juir J { .
rtc e ori r
a trace ] |
4 to7
nth
The week opened cool and rainy , followed
during most of the remaining days by high
temperature. The mean temperature for
the week was nearly normal.
The rainfall has not generally been heavy-
over the state , nlthough In limited localities
t has been excessive , particularly In the
cutheastern corner of the state. Over an
roa covering several counties in the north-
astern section none at all fell.
The harvest Is about completed In the
nstern part of the state. The yield of
mall grain In the northeastern section Is
ihenomenal. Some oats have threshed out
s hlph as eighty-five bushels to the acre
ml some barley ns high as 100.
Corn lias continued to suffer considerable
umagc during the week In the southeastern
ectlon of the state , where a third to a half
f the crop Is estimated to be Injured lie-
end recovery , except In the river counties ,
n'thc south western section of the state the
orn crop Is generally In a very promising
ondltlon ; In the northern portion It Is now
joglnnlng to feel the need of rain ami is
oiling somewhat , although not suffering
r.y material damage. Reports by counties :
SOUTHEASTERN SECTION.
Ilutlcr Coin buffeting for lain nnd cannot
lake more lhan half n crop. Wheat and oats
nostly harvested and In good condition. Pas-
ures drying up and wells going dry.
Cans Wheat yielding ten tn llfteen bushels.
Oats thirty to fitly. Corn In excelli-nl condition.
Clay Harvest about completed and Hires.ling
ommenced. tjialn turning nut bolter than was
xpected. Corn glowing falily. Rain needed.
Flllmoie Nearly all of our eaily coin dam-
iged , some pasl help. Late cuin In fair condl-
lon.
lon.Uagc
Uagc Most of the corn Is beyond redemption.
hreshlng mostly done. Wheat averaging from
wo to ten and oats from fix to fifteen bushels
ler acre.
Hamilton Harvest about nil done and threshing
iegun. Yield better than was expected In all
mall giain. Rain nreded. Corn never looked
letter. Sonic of It will make a crop without an >
nore rain.
Jefferson Corn In places looks quite well bul
he southeastern part of the county Is almost
inst rcUcmptliin. .Millet and coin look well.
Icnty of heme grown apple ? .
Johnson Coin has not sufl'eied much In the
astein pan of Ihe county. Tacit- will be an
ivcrage yield of wheat In Ihe runU-in part of
he county. Potatoes n good ciop. 1'astuios tn
md. condlllon.
I ancnstei Early coin past recovery. Harvest
icarly over.
Neniaha Early corn Is damaged nt least half ,
.ate corn Is coming on well , but Is damaged
lomewhat. lluckwheul Is doing well.
Nuckolls Coi n la suffering from the severe
lent and dry weather.
Otoe Oats being IhreslKnl and will mnko a
xenetal iiveiHge of over folly bushels. Wlntci
vheat from two to Ilftcen. Some coin burned
jadly.
Pawnee Potatoes dried up so thai Ihc crop of
ale ones will be very poor. Oaiden tiuck mak-
MK lltlle growth.
Polk Early corn has not suffered as the la'c.
'astures needing lain. Oals In eastern part of
'ounty ' unusually good.
Rlchaidson Early corn considerably Injured.
Onts yielding forty-live lo IHly-llve bushels per
acre. Wheat llfteen to thirty. Paulines and
neadows badly dried up.
Saline Most corn badly damaged. Some oats
hrmhcd yield ten to IHenlJ-llvu bushels pe.
icre. Flax tlueu lo ll\e ; whriit Ihiee to six.
Nol much hay. All spring sown alfalfa dried up.
Saunders Corn needs rain , bul Is not suffering.
O.its turning out well. 1'asluies and meadows
-il Corn bndly hint. Thieshlng In pro
gress. Wheat yielding livelo ten .bushels pe.
, icie , poor In quality. On's also a | > o..r . quality.
Thnyer A dry , hot week has lulned early corn
und badly damnged lale coin. Some haf.
hrcshed and many will not get back t.ielr seed.
Voik Lnle corn ntids lam veiy much. Oats
nbout harvested. Paslures gelling short.
NORTHEASTERN SECTION.
Antelope Must Bmall ginln cut and some
[ hres'ied. Too dry for corn unit mllli't.
Hurt Early coin Is doing fairly , bul late corn
js veiy backward. Millet , where soun Ute , Is
standing Mill. Some early llelds will yield thne
ions to Hie acre.
Cedar Harvest nearly over. Corn lolling some
ml needs rain. . , ,
Colfnx Kuily corn damaged by conllnued dry
weather. Oats threshing begun and crop making
about forty bushels per ucie. Hay will bu u vcr >
sliort crop.
Cumlng Whent nnd onts nearly all cut. The
yield will be large. Koine oats as high us seven y
bUhhels. Coin dulng well , but It Is getting dr >
nnd rain Is needed.
Uodge fulling and stacking neaily done , nnd
Minnthrilling. . Wheat yle.dmg from twenty In
thlrly bushels per ncrc. Com nearly all lasselled
iiut anil needing1 lain. , .
Douglas Tempernlure ten degrees below the
normal nnd lulnfall oboul half the average
amount.
Iloll-Small gialn harvfsl giving the best re-
nulls for many ycnrs. Corn beginning to miffei
fiom dry weather. Haying going on slowly , liny
on lowlands good ; on uplands poor , l.uily coin
labelling und needs rain.
Knox 1'leld corn Is doing nicely. Gardens holdIng -
Ing their own. Hay Is being put up us rapidly
as possible.
MndlMin Hurley < 1 oats promising fitly bush
els per acie. t'urn badly In need of rain , bul
Is nol yd fired. Iteets me doing well.
Plrice Good weather for Imxestlng nnd nearly
done. Some few have Ihieshed nnd repoit a
good yield. Some icport as high us 100 ljushels
per acre , and islxty-llve for barley.
Platle Harvesl nearly completed nnd tome
threshed , ont yielding from forty lo clghli
bushels : flux ten. Eaily corn needing rain
Sugar beets nnd potatoes line.
Snrpy Rain needed badly In western portion
where corn Is firing some. Center of county Is
In excellent condition. Oats , wheat and grass
n good condition.
Stanton Harvest nbout completed nnd some
threshing done , nearly nil grnln yielding beitei
than was expcctid. Corn In labsel und In good
condition. . ,
Wushlnglon Corn somewhat damaged ; onls
yielding sixty to eighty-live bushels to the acre.
Wayne Harvest about done. Wheat promlbes
about twenly bushels per acre. Oals tlfly U
seventy-live and quality good. Quality of when
not very good. Sugar beets doing well. Corn be
ginning to need lain. I-nic potatoes do.ng well.
Sioux City In. Hurvesl well under way an
ull crops excellent. Hay u heavy crop and o
excellent quality.
Yunkton. H. U.-Tlie week has been very fa
vorabl * for harvesting and practically all Hit
small grain Is cut. lloth wheat and oais are o
line quality and a l.irge yield. Heavy thunder
slorms Ihe lam week , with tome hull , bul no
damage rejiorled.
CENTRA ! . . SECTION.
Boone Corn , alfalfa , millet and potaloes need
Ing rain. SHU corn Is nol rolling. Small grnln
yielding better than was thought. Oats nveraglnh
foily bushels und bailey Blxly. Wheut nlxteei
"llurrnSo- Crop condlllons favorable except Inn
rain l needed for corn and pastures. Late oat
now being cut. Apples u.good crop ; also the | M >
latoes. Hay on the boll , nis good ; on Hie up
" "
"lawfcon Wealher getting dry. Small grain
being har\ented and some fields will yield well
Corn looks well yet. . . .
Ureeley Coin holding out remarkably well
hul must have rain teen to save It ? Most oal
ripening before the bprlng wheul.
Hall-HnrveFl uboul half done. Early corn ear
Ing well. I ile corn doing well , but needing ruin
Howard Fine wenther for harvest. Haln badl >
needed. Corn curling very badly.
Ixup Weather hot nnd dry. % Mieat badl
drlnl up. Corn fast dry ng up. Pastures bare.
Merrlck Oats moslly harvesled and H splendl
crop. Potatoes damaged. Coin now In fine con
dltlon. Rye a failure.
Sherman Small grain nearly nil cut. Corn a
a slundmlll nnd weedy corn gone up.
Nance He ! nnd dry Hinall grain all cut. Oal
a good crop. Corn standing Hie dry weather well
N , W. HARRIS & GO ,
BANKERS ,
163-165 Dearhorn-st. , Chicago.
IS Wall-it. , New York. 70 Ststc-.t. , Itotton
CITY , COHHTT , r-j / \ K i fN r * >
BO N UO
fi8uiit cod Col * . Caneipondtact Bellclted.
.iiy In milt Potnlo * * tlpfiilng very fn l. I'm *
ir Ki-ilniir very dry.
Viilleyy4 | | yielding tt > III ten lo tirenly-flv *
urhel * | > r note. Wlitul olid oan cxtla KIKHJ ,
orn beginning to roll.
HOUTHWHSTiitN : 8KCT10N. f
AdiitnsHot nnd dry. Corn never lookrd ht *
T. Oats > ( riding iwctity-fUt to fifty bu hd
rr acre.
Chnie Kvrr > thing glowing finely. Corn InuoU
tig nnd cats selling well. Oiound wet donn
irce or four fret. Cone , millet , buckwheat anl (
ale cotn mnklnv phenomenal growth. Fall plow-
nit In full blast.
liundy All crop < hnvc made vlgoioin growth ,
he hay crop "HI be heavy nnd gr.Mts on tht
veniKfl n ver boiler.
Frunklln Early corn earing nicely. Lai * corn
oglnninK to tassel , Prmpoitu for corn never
viler. Nemly all smalt grnln cut.
l'ronll r-Veiy fine glowing wmllier. Tit corn
, backward , Oinn nnd hay gaining some *
Vlirat nhout halt a crop. O.ils not much. I'o-
itoes line.
Pumas--Harvest In full blast. Corn dolnr
. .ily , but many fields Very weedy. Hay of ull
luds coming on heavy. Pasluies never were 10
ond. Polatoes rxcelltnt.
Hatlnn Uiound In line condition. rolntoii a
, > od crop. Small gmln yet lii lie cut. Most
Ifalfa out the second lime. Coin doing finely ,
ut s. . me weedy. Millet growing nicely.
lliiieH An Idtal week for coin. Ground llmr-
.ighty soaked. Smalt grain doing well , but
etdy. Potatoes nnd garden Hutk doing well
nd piMitilso u good > lcld.
HltiheiK k Splendid week for corn. P.iatura
tie. Ground In line condition.
Krainoy-Showers have reli.rded tha ripening
f grntli. Oals crop good , lull badly fudged. Po-
itoes and coin veiy promising. Hay and pas *
urcs above axciagc.
Lincoln-Corn nnd small grain sintering for
he lurk of lain.
PeIk-Ins Hood week for corn. I.nto whent
oinliig out well. Oals one-third of n crop.
Red Willow ll round thor.Higlily . wet. Corn U
lomlng. Hay will l > e plenty.
WoK-ler Corn In some licnlltle doing \\ell nml
i others neidlng lain badly , bul no tcilous dam-
! ° 5 > t >
NORTHWESTERN SECTION.
llox Ilultt Warm and dry. All small grain tif-
crlnif for want of molstuie.
Cnerry A hard woils on crops. Lale corn
iidly wilted. Small grain ready to cul. Se\ero
all storm . .11 the 2Clh , affecting n nanow stilp
f ihe county.
I'lioi'iiiu Very dry nml very warm , \\heat la
hort. Oals are b ller. Coin doing well BO far.
Dawe TluoHKh center of luunty ca t nnd we l
HUM niu f.ilr ; tlscwhero very poor. Poliilun
nd sugar bo ls doing well. HarveM half done.
Keith-Fine local rains. O.U linm-st hrguni
III have a very light crup , except where Irrl-
.ilel. I'.itatoes . will milkIhe laigi-st en j ; ever
rown here. Corn doing finely ; overage height
Koyn Palm Coin Is rolling iwni" ; some Is Ins
tiling very shoil. Mont millet SUIT--ling for ru n.
I.og3ii--Coin holding Its cnlor. but needing rain ,
mm' wheat too short to bind. Pasluics getting
tsrrotis"3il'ii/f | Weather line and all ctops doing
1 Sheridan Crops look well. Prospects of small
rain excellent. _
Too Miiolt Iliilti I" SOIIIP SootloilM.
COLUM1IIA , Mo. , July 30. Tlie weekly ciop
eport says : Except In rastein tedious the
t wither dining the past week was much moro
avoruMo to Ihc fanner than for some weeks
revlous. In many of the northeaslern , eaiit-
entrnl and southeastern counlleB the weather
onllnucd damp u d showery and hanest and
nylng have processed very slowly ; fuilher dam
age has been done to groin In shock and corn
nnd cotton nio being Injured In syme localities *
iy too much rnln. Over Ihe balance of th
late threshing , stacking and haying haxc pro-
gresned inpldly under favoralile conditions , und
his woik Is now nearlUK completion. .
Oals have yielded well , as a rule , but In many
ountles blue been damaged to n greater or leb
xtent by wet weather.
Coin continues Iji excellent condition , gen-
rally.
Flax Is nbout all cut and Is a good crop.
Hay has been considerably damaged by rain li\
oinu sections , but on Ihc whole the crop la
letter than expected. . . .
Sorghum , millet , loliacco , caslor beans , late
lotutJOH and garden vegetables are generally
( .Ing well , nnd fiults continue In Rood condition ,
vlth the exception of grapes , which alt ! Btlll
ottlng badly In some localities.
Unlit HfiiflKH IIIInolM CropM.
CHICAGO. July TO. Ill'ii'dsujthvr ' ciop buKe In.
or the week ending Monday , July 29 : The gen-
rnl and henvy showers of the past week , to
gether with temporalme sllg.illy below the nor-
nal , have proven highly benetlclal to growing-
Tops. Severe storms occurred along the Illinois
Iver and northwest counties on Filday , but whllv
great damage was done It Is not lireparaMo.
rho waler famine him been geneially relieved ;
mil springs , wells and stieanw are lining. Pas.
urcs , late potaloes. guldens , mlllel and fodder
iropa are doing well , and late putaljfs promlsa
i good yield. Corn has made marvelous growth ,
and roasting cais nre plentiful on early fields ,
vlth u large crop practically a ured. Thresh-
nn of wheat , rye nnd oalH has been retarded
iy the rains , nnd some damage has resulted by
proutlng nnd sniul l < i Ihc shock. Fall plowing
s general In central and soulhem' ruiintloH , with
ho ground line nnd mellow. Fruit Is exceedingly
ilonilful In nil .southern nnd central counties ,
vlth fair crops In the northern. Trees arc bond. ,
ng under Ihe load of fruit , und early markcls
ire glutted. ,
Droulli I'rt'vallN I" Some Si-olloiiM.
WASHINOTON , July 30. The weather bureau ,
n Its report of crop conditions for the week end-
ng July S9 sajs :
Drouth continues In western Ohio nnd Is affect-
ng crops unfavorably In porlloua of Pennsylva-
ila. South Carolina , Georgia , suilihe.n Texas ,
Cansas and Nebraika. In southern Mtchlgatt
Irouth has been relieved , but In the noitherrv
mil of Ihe slate the rainfall has been Insulll-
'lent. ' TliH general outlook for coin Is tx-
ellent , although unfnvoinble reports nrn. re-
reived from ixjrllonn of Nebraska nnd Kansas
mil II Is reported as lalo In Notth Dakota. In
ndlana , Illinois and Iowa It Is making inpld
grow Hi nnd luring. In Iowa Hie best crop ever
: rown In that state Is expected. In the simth-
TII slateH an unusually line crop ts now prac
Ically asmired. The cjiidlllon of cottcn Is prob.
il.ly . less favorable than lasl week. Harvesting
.f Kprlng whent Is advancing favoiably In South ,
Dakota and southern Minnesota.
Kiirly Corn Out of OmiKcr.
TOPEKA. July 30. The weekly Kansas crop ,
'eport says :
The crop conditions continue favorable In th
'astern division. Eaily planted corn is about
nade , but needs some lain to ll'ilth filling. Mtiro
aln is now nevdoil for Hit1 latt * planting and for
mxtures nnd meadowH. Threshing Is progressing ;
nd fall plowlui ; has begun.
Everything Is In irood shape ever the mlildla
llvlt-loii. except 111 Washington , Republic , Cloud.
) leklnson and portions of Ottawa and Marrlu.
vhnrn the lalnn hnvo been few and light. In
he oilier counlles favorable ( ' "millions arc gen
rally reported.
The ruin * ore proving of great value to th
western division and cit.ps of all kinds are III
Irst-class condlllnn. Harvest Is now progressing
xoipi where delayed by rains. Corn , broom
coin , soighum , millet , grass and alfalfa are
Ine.
Crop ConilltloiiH Fiivoriilila > III luivil.
DES MOINES , July 30. The Iowa weather
rep bulletin says :
Thi ! average temperature of Ihe past weeki
'
was about'normal. . Neaily all sections of tlio
Htatc have had sufficient rainfall for present
needs nml considerable damage has been caused
> y severe local stoitns , accompanied by wind
mil hall. On Ihe whole , hawever , Ihe week linn
Ken highly favoinble for Ihe growing crops , and
for hai\e < tlng and IhieHlmig the rlpciv-'d smull
; rnln. The oats harvent I" aboul completed unq
thrcslilng Is In iirogreps , with many ienrts | ot
phenomenally henvy yields. The cultlng ft
rprlng wheal Is In progress , and some enrly
lelds of flax are ready for harvtsl.
C'otn Is steadily maintaining Us lead and bldtt
fair to break all previous leoord * In Ihe illHtrlrtH
where rainfall has been ample. Potatoes and tbe >
minor crops nre doing well.
Corn DiiiiuiKfil I > yVlnil mill \Viiriiin.
HENNESSEY , GUI. , July 30. Army worm *
have made their appearance In some places In
this vicinity and are doing great dannge to-
alfalfa , kalflr corn and semi * of the late corn ,
thaugh most of It Is beyond damage. Two dajrt *
hot winds have damaged late coin some.
Till : HKALTV MAHICUT.
INSTUUMKNTS placed on record July 30 ,
IS'JS :
WARRANTV DEEDS.
E J Wulhrlch and wife lo Jacob Ruikhalter ,
lot 10 , bluck 16. Rorc Hill t 37 *
Louis Holt to C S Wlllows. , lot 15 , block 11.
llrlggs' Place , and lot 4 , llurdelie fouit. . 2.S50
Casale Hlgby and husband lo Globe lnin
und Trust company , lots 11 and 12 , block
6 , Walnut Hill 25
Peter Merges and wlft * to William Hanven ,
e W feet lots 7 and 8 , bloek 18 , Wilt-ox' *
2d add 4,000
Andrew Miles , executor , ot al lo F II Wead ,
lot ! 1. block 2 , Catalpa Place 2SO
Gustave Ptlerson to J A Stuvan n 'A of u
H lot 34 , blnck 4 , Compbell's add I
Ql'IT CLAIM DEEDS.
William Hantvn lo W II RuvHell. e DS feet
lots 7 and H , bloek 18 , Wlleox 2d add M >
J R Piper and wife to L N HUT , n ' ,4 lol ! ) ,
ElUabelh Place 1
DEEDS.
Special master to J II I Iper , n ' ,4 lot 9 ,
Elliabelh 1'lncu 37S
Total amount of transfer * 17,307
JAMES E. BOTD. J. W. DEANi
Telephone 1039.
BOYD & DEAN
OMAHA , NEII.
COMMISSION
Grain , Provisions & Stooko
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