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THE GRATIA PAT1W B.EE ; WED ESBAT , .TULV 23 , 1800. . i
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grain Markets Showed Some Improvement
at the Opening.
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;
I
VMS IN SYMPATHY WITH WALL STREET
I'rnvlMlniiM AVern nxlrrinoly AVi-nk ,
CrcnlltiM : \ < - v I.iiiv-rrlci' l ' -
iird All Arnuiiil Slncl H
nnil IliinilN.
CHICAGO. July 2I.--A. bolter financial
outlook wan the prlnrlpal cause for u u-
covury of lie In the price of wheat todny ,
Corn cilosed practically unchanged tind
onlK He higher. 1'rovlslons wc-ro again
very much depress'-d , Innl mid ribs making
now low records.
Wheat trade wns nnrrow most of the dny ,
but on the display of strength the market
made there wns some pretty nctlvu coverIng -
Ingby the shorts nnd a fnlr iiinoiint of
buying tor the long nccotint. The opcnlns
wns firm and at slightly advnnce.1 pi Ires.
The steadier feollng In Wall Htreet and
the reported action of the banks In
fitrcngthonlng the gold rcseivo. had an Im-
liorlant Influinre nnd wna pet-Imps , the main
feature of slreni/th all throiiuh the KPK-
lon. The weakness of provisions nnd ac
tive short selling paused a temporary de
cline , but prlres noon reeovon-il , strong lale
ciibles and llln ral seaboard clearances
nmountlng lo 4 iwo bu. . imparting fresh
Htrcngth. The market held very strong
during Ihc hist hour on cove-ling by shorts
and strong outside irmrkels ami tinsub -
Htantlal decrease In tin * world i visible-
supply about lS.ViJUO I'll. , and Ihonnh then-
was some decline fruin the high inaik , the
closing was steady at a sulistniiilnl ad
vance. September opened ftom > fe to ' , ie
higher at from W ie to MV. declined lo
r.G'Jo ' , advaniul to HTUc , and closed lit from
MiC to . " 'iTfiC.
The. slrenglh In wheal held corn prices
Htoitdy In spite of the large reptlpts and
prospects of another heavy crop. < on-
sldcrablo short covering was indulged In.
September opened a shade lower nt Zo'/ie. '
Ililctuated between MKelo Efi'i'1. and closed
Htendy at the opening iii-lco.
Oats , though quiet , ruled linn nnd a simile
higher , Influenced by more tuports of bad
yields and Hie slrenglh In wheat ami corn.
Beplember opened tinehanged at 17c and
kept within % c range , closing lirm at 17'se.
1'rovlfllons continued their recent down
ward conise. Ilenvv lliiuidallon was In
dulged In by the holders and though there
was some reaction late In the session , clos
ing prices were materially lower. l.ard and
ribs both made new low-price records and
pork went within fie of that mark for July.
September pork closed 15c lower at Jil.'A'i ;
September lard , 7' , c lower at J..y."i ! ; Septem
ber ribs , EC lower at $ . ' ! .S2'4.
Estimated receipts for Wednesday ;
Wheat. 1U. > cars ; corn , 200 cars ; oats , 170
cars ; hogs. 21,00" head.
The loaning [ inures tanged as follows :
" Articles I OJM. I lll.'li. I f.o.v. fOUnT"
VO.ral.No. ' . !
BfiK I50 ! 6S (
Sepi '
Dec 61)
Coin.No 2. .
July j : , ? <
Sent.- . ar-lt ,
Dec vwi
Mny.
Cain. No. a. .
July 17W 17M
Scpl 17U KiH
Way 1UH 1'OM
1'orU.rcrbbl
July. n 20
Sup ! ( i : t"Hi 0 H7i ! 0 ' . ! 5
Oct tl 3'JVj li saw
Jan 7 us 7 07 ! s
Lord.lOOIbs
July H HI )
Sept : i 4ii S 411 30 3 85
Oct a 45 II 4I >
Jan 3 77)4 ) s 7a > .
Short Hlba-
July
Kept : i to
Oct H 4'J1
Jil a so 3 5'J
Canli iiuotnltonn wire ns follows ;
FLOl'll Sti-iuly , with winter whent pnlentp ,
tt.75i3.3U ; f-prlng wheat patents , f2.GOif3.6.'i ; bnk
ers ,
WHI3AT No. 2 spring , J53"ic ; No. 2 reil.
COIIN No. 2 ,
OATS No. 2 , o ; No. 2 white , ISo ; No.
8 white , 17'ic.
HYK No. 2. 30'c.
1IAULUY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 2TO-
Kn No. 1. 72c.
TIMOTHY KURD Prime , S3.
PHOVISIONS Mess pork , per bid. , JH.2nifiG.23.
I.aul , per 100 Ibs. , J.3.30. Short ribs sides ( loose )
JX.25ff3.30. Diy salted shoulders ( boxed ) , JU.7r.Sf
4.00. Short clenr sides ( boxed ) , J3.02V.lif3.7r. . .
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. .
i'OUI.TIlY Firm ; turkeys , 7ifI9c ; chickens ,
cprlng , 100-llc ; ducks , spring , Oc.
The following weru the rccelpta and shipments
today :
" OntlieProlii'jo uxclriinrj to.livtlu button mar
ket wan Htondy ; cre.imury , ll)314c ) : dairy. His
12c. EecB. Ilrni ; fresh. OXwlOc. Cheeau , Bleady ;
NU\V YOHIC MAHICI1T.
IH of tinIlnj - oil VarliiiiN
CoillllKMlItlCM.
NE3\V YOUK , July 1. FI.OUU Ilpcelptn , 29.30. )
bills. ; c-xporls. S.234 bbls. The market WHH muc'.i
better today , botli as to tlemanil nnil undertone ,
being Influenced by Ihc mlvnnce In Brain ; city
mill palcntB , J4.OOjJ4.25 ; winter palcnts , t3.4ofi3.CO ;
winter KtrnlKhts , J3.20a3.50 ; Mlnnesola p.ilentu ,
J3.2.4J3.'i5 ; Mlnne ota linkers , } 2.402.80 | ; winter
low Krailes , tI.9002.Ui ; Kprlns low unules , J2lof {
2.25. Kyo Hour , oteaily ; kuperflne , $2.COfi2.70-
fancy. J2.Wiir-.fO.
COItN MKAI Stenily ; yellow western , CCc.
HYE Dull ; No , 2 western , 37i j3Sc.
IIAHLnV Quiet ; westein , 3.33c.
IIAHLI-jy MALT-Dulli western , 45T4Sc.
AVI1KAT llecelpts , CO.KX ) bu. ; exports. 12S.3II
bu. ; upot market llrmer ; No. 2 red , C3'ie ; No.
1 hard , Coc. Options opened firmer with xtockx ,
ileellned under leallzlng , but wen- strong nnd
active during Hie afternoon on llcht t-prhiK and
winter whent receipts , better lull * cables , blKher
markets , Wall street news nnd covering by
KhortB ; clOM-il * ic higher ; July. lilT&fiU'Vic , eloped
at C2'io ; .September , C2 3-lGiG213-lCc , cloned ut
CO'llN Hecelpts , 10,000 bu. ; cxporls , 13G.313 bu. ;
tpat firmer ; No , 2 , > , ic over Heplemeber. Op
tions were weak curly on line crop news , but
later ndvnnced on light receipts and xynimlliy |
wllli whent , cloalngiflUc net higher ; July
closed lit 32 c ; September , 3232Hc | , closed nt
S2ic.
tAT8 Hecelpts , 201,500 bu. ; p pors ( , 239.C94
bu. ; rpot rleiuly ; No , 2 , 22c. Options were Ken-
crally linn all dny. cloxintHe net hlir.ier ; July
cloned nt 21kC ! ; Ht-plcmber , 21i < jilH , closed
IIUTTKU-Hw-elptr. , 13,409 pkcs , ; quiet ; west
ern dairy , 9',401 ' western criamery , llStfir.c ! ;
iinln , ISc.
C'lllJIiHIi tlecelpts. 2,033 pkRH. ; ijulet ; large ,
CH C .P , inall , &i it"c ,
iQS : HecelplB. 8,148 pkBK. ; strudy ; ftatc ami
I'cnnsylranln , 13Ufl4c ; Mi-stern , 11823c. |
HOPS i : y ; slate , common to choice , U9I
crop , 2V4J(4lii' ( : 1S95 crop , 3lf7Hc ; 1'aclllo coast ,
U'J4 Clop , 2Vid4c ; HM crop , SiiCi c.
IIIDKH Kteaily ; wet Kilted , New Orleans , se
lected , 25ff45c ; aalxenlon , mrll'ic ; HueniM
A > rcs , dry , ICc ; Texas , dry , 9c ; California ,
UP.
UP.I'llOVISlONR
I'llOVISlONR Ilerf , Mendy ; family , S.Wfl9.00 ;
leef hams , J15.DO j 16.00. Cut meats. , pickled be | .
lies , * llrmer. 4H < jSi,4cc ; pickled shoulder * . 4c ;
pickled hains , lUli/M.c. / Tallow , dull ; clly , 3i4c ;
country , 3c , llacon , boxed rboulders , 14.40-
loiiRUes , ! 3.7f > ; ribs , J4 ; shorts , 14.12 . Dry nail
meals , boxed shoulders nnil IOIIKS , 13.10 ; ribs ,
t3,75j shorts , J3.X74. Lard , weaker ; western
Hteani , 13.70 ; refilled , sleady. 1'ork , lower ; old ti
new menu , J7.7riiiK.7S ; short clear. J7.tOif8.DO
family , t9.7SiilO.to.
OILM Cottoiifeed oil , prime prude , 20c ; prime
yellow. 84j24'4c. | I'etrnleuin , dull ; Unlteil closed
lit tl.014 bid. Turptnllne. quiet at 2l'4ii2ic.
KICK Klendy ; doim-MIc , fair lo extra , 34SCc ! ;
Japan , 4i4lC ,
MOLAKSKS Quiet ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
oed tn fbolrc. i.9f37c.
KIliiOHT8 To Ll\en > eel , quiet ; cotton , b >
eteani. 3-32d ; iiruln , by slt-am , 2il.
MHTALS 1MB Iron , dull ; southern. J10.254J
JZ.uO ; northern. J10.7Mill.CO. Copper , easy ; brol ( .
rrs' Jll.W ; cxclnuue. 111.Kiffll. ' . ' ; . . I.eud. steiidy
domestlp. biokers , t2.k5 ; exchange , J2.W. Tin ,
dull ; slralls. H3.W > B13 CO. 1'lates. market steady ,
( Spelter , easy ; domeetlc , ! 3.'Jiif4.W ; August lead ,
IJ.Mti.
Acfiiiiiiilnlloii of ( Jrnlii KliiukH ,
Ni\V VOHK. July il.-tipeclal cablu and tele
graphic dUpntrhes to UraiUtreel's , cover I UK tb <
prlnc'lpul points of accumulation , thow the fol
lowing dinners In the woild's available fcuppl )
of ciiiln.-faturiluy , July 18 , us compared \\ltl
the pn-ccdlng ttatunlay : Available mippllei-
\Vheut. I'nlted ' Stales and Canada , fast of tin
Ilocklet , devieaie , 335X)0 ) bu. ; alloat und li
Uurupe , decreiife. 1 6I2.0W bu. ; total ilecrea e li
worbl's avallnble , It47,000 bu. Corn , I'nlu-i
States and Canada , east of Ihc Ilocklen. decronie
fcSC 000 bu. OATH , I'lllled Klaleg and Canada
fait of Hie Hookies , decreafe , 1.Z45.W-0 bu. Tin
im-io imporlant decreanes In available Mucks o
wheat , I'nlted States and Canada , last week , no
covered in the olllclal visible t-upply stalfinenl
Incluiiu foo.000 bu. In iiorlhweslern tntrrlur ehnu
tois , 2 ( > 5.C iO bu. In Milwaukee private vlvvutori
and 20,000 bu. In Mlnnealxills private elevators
Corre | > ondlntf Inmates Inclu'do 310,000 bu. li
Chicago private trlfvulors , 150.000 bu. at New
Orleans. lOl.PoO bu. at Louisville. 07.000 bu. a |
Oulvi-Kton. 40.COO bu. al Osweso and ISS.WO bu , al
l-'ort William , OnU
OnUWool
Wool MiirUi-l.
HOSTON , July 21. The bu lnef i trunsncted It
the wool market has been remarkably unal
this week , hardly eultlcirnl llng done to maintain
following lire quotations 01
tain prices. The
Icadlnjr descrlpllont ! Michigan. Wlscoiuln. etc. ,
X Michigan. hViWUc ; No. 1 Mich siui comblnK ,
' No. S Michigan. Hoj M > .
190 ! No. 1 Illinois , 1'jc ;
S Illinois , Uoi New York. N w Uainpshlre anO
Vermont , HCfH'40 ] No. 1 New Yotk , New Itnmp.
shli. . mid Vermont. ITc. dflnln" , MIchlRAn ,
IVfllSc. I'nwnstied mMlum , Kentucky nd In-
iHntm quntler-blowl pomblnfr , 16c ; Kentucky nnd
Indlaim tbltr-PlKhthri bloml comblnir , ICc ; Mis
souri iiiattir-lilHMl | comblnir. ISc ; Mlriwiirl throe-
flKtitli * ) blood combine , l.ic ; l.nko nnd Cporgln ,
llwltc. Terns wooln , fprlnit , medium (12 ( months ) ,
llfllZc : fcourcd prlic , 27fi2c ; fprlnc , nne (12 (
montbu. lOfllli ; fcoureil price , 2 fl3oc. Terrb
lory w oi.l-i , Monlntin , nne medium nnil line.
loiillc ; fPOHi-fd price , 90c ; t'tnh , WyomlnK , HP. ,
flr.e medium nnd fine , 9'llc ; tcoured price , 2Stf
"Oc. California wools , spring , 10fl2c ; w
| irlc , JoftSIc ; middle county , fprlng , fi
lot-iiitil ptlre , 27B c. Krep northfrn , fnll , S.'i
rtouied tulco. tMUJfff Au lrnll/in scourod. basis.
oomblnK. 'ilpfl fine , 4SWWic ; combing , Rood , 43f
I6c : ci.mblnK , nxerage , 40WISc.
I.ONIHIN. .tuly 21. Tlie wool nucllon > nle i
closed tiHlny with offerings nt ir.,751 ImltF , nf
which I. Ho Imlcs \ \ wlthdrnw-n. . Merinos nnd
Cnpe of ( food Hope nnd Nntnls were fr per cent
lowtr , ublli * greasy cross-bred were nenrly 2 per
cent higher. America purchn ed 2,000 bales.
1'ollowlm * are the prices In details :
New South Wnle , 2,812 bnles ; scotired. 7'tilff '
Is 4d ; itrmry. K\IM. Queensland , 2.ri ! i hairs ;
rcniimd , hUJls : grensy , CfllOil , Victoria , 1,812
bhles ; scoured. "iHfls 4d ; greasy , fif/IO < iil. South
AUMrnlln. 2,109 Iniles ; fcoiired , 7'4Mll'4il ' ; glTnsy.
I'ifiSd. H nn IlUer , S74 bales : scoured. Is l'4d ;
erensy , I'tJiTHd. ' Tasmnnln , 1.C39 bnlen ; greafy.
filfll'iil. New X.enhind. 3.CG6 bates ; scoured ,
Wits " 'til ' : Kiensy. ! , ijl\M. \ Cnpo of flood
llopo nnd Nntal. ! * ! bnles ; rcourcd , GV4d01s 4d ;
greasy , 4 < , fti'v1. ' _
OMAII.V ( iK.VHIIAl , MAltlCKT.
Cfiiiillllini ot 'I'm illnnil QiintndoiiN
tin St.inlc mill 1'iiiuI'riiilucc. .
lUKIS Choice Mock. 7'fflSc. '
llfTTBll Comninn lo fair , 78'Uci choice to
fumy , country. lHH2c.
VHAlr-Cholcc fnt. JO to 120 Ibs. . Is quoted nt
C'fco ' ; large und cnnrse , 4ftuC.
CHI-JnPK Domestic brick , 13c ; Bilnm. per doit. ,
J ! > .50 ; club hnii'o , 1-lb. Ims. tier doz. , J3.CO ; Urn-
berRer , fancy , tier lb. , 13c ; llocpleffiit , H-lb.
lari , prr doz. , J3.CO ; Young Ainciic t > , 12c ; twins ,
fancy , ll' c.
roi'LTIlV I.lvo hens. C'to ; cocks , 2c ; lur-
Keys , Ccj old ilucks , rc , ; spring chickens , 12fil3c
per poiinil ; Fprlng ducks , S'fflOc. '
1'IllHOXS Live , Jl.ouifl.25 ; dead pigeons not
wauled.
HAY -New liny. J.I.Sfiupland. . $3.00 ; midland.
fl.M ) ; lowland , II.UO ; rye slinw. Jl.lO ; color makes
the price on hay ; llRht bales fell the best ; only
lop made * bi Ing lop prices.
1IIIOOM CO11N Mxltemely slow sale ; new-
crop. dellveted uii Irack In country ; choice green
Felr-woiHIng calpet. per lb. , 2'lc ; choice Kteen ,
runnlnir lo huil , 2'ic ; common , IVic.
VKOKTAlll.US.
WATiUMI-i.ONS I'er doz. , crnted nccordltiK
to size , J2.riKDI3.00.
CANTi.orn-s--rer ! : : Vbu. . basket , C0375c.
IH1O 1'I.ANT 1'er iloz.7 7Cc.
TOMATOES I'er 4 bu. baskcls , G3SJ7c ; U bu
basket or box , 5o r > 5c.
CfCl'.MIinilS-l'er doz. , 35c.
NI-W : ONIONS-Soulhein flock , per 11) . , l',4 T
lc.LIMA
LIMA ' 11KANR Per lb. , 4c.
IinANS-lland picked navy , per bu. , JI.40fll.50.
1'IK PLANT Home grown , per lb. . Ic.
CAl'LIKLOWnK-l'er doz. , 75c.
CAHIIAOr. Home grown , per lb. , litl'.ic.
( ! I.KItY I'er do * . . Zofflfnc.
rOTATOHS New potatoes , per bu. , 25c.
( IIIAI'KS Southcin. per 8-lb , baskets , 40c.
STUAWLllOltlttlOS None of any consequence.
CALH'OltNlA CH KIM IIKS No shipping slock.
HOMI(1110WN CHl-JlllllKS.-None.
C.OOSI-III-HIHI-S : : None.
lll\CKHI-itKliS-IVr : 24-ql. cnsc , 12.25.
lll.ASK HASI'IIUIIHIIOS None.
CAL1I-MUNIA Al'HICOTS Nolle.
CAI.H'OilNlA I'KACHl-IS-Hnlu's Knrly , per
box , Jl.OO : 10 box lull" . We.
CALIKOIINIA l'I.l'MS-1'er box , Jl.r,01.75. ,
Cl'UHANTS-None.
AI'I'LIIS-Cooklng , IH.T bid. , J 1. 7502. 00 ; eating ,
J2.25.
SOI'THEHN 1'Ll'MS I'er 24-nt. case. $1.23.
SOUTHKHN PMA ( HKS I'f r IS-bu box , Ct@Wc.
CALH-'OIINIA I'KAltS-HarlleU's , J2.
TllOIMCAI , KHU1TS.
OKANCiS Mexican , J4.00lf4.25.
Ll-IMONS Messlnas , fancy. J4.2S ; choice , J4.00 ;
California lemons , J4.00.
11ANANAS Choice large Block , per bunch.
f 2.00ft 2.2.1 ; medium-sized bunches , Jl.COiii2.00.
PINKAI'l'kKS I'er crate of live to seven doz. ,
J7.00f7..0 . ; lh crnte , } " .7.1.
MISCKLLANKOUS.
IIONHY Fancy white , per lb. , 14c ; choice , 13c ;
Cullfornla , nmber color , lOe
MAl'I.K SYHUI' Klve gal. cans , each , J2.75 ;
gal. cans , per doz. , 112 ; H gal. cans , JG.S3 ; quart
cans , J.l.f.O.
CIDIilt Clnrllleil Juice , per half bbl. , J3 ; per
bbl. , J.I.
I'llESIMlVES Ai-sotteil , 10-lb. palH , each. J1.40.
KIC.S Imported fancy , 5 crown , 30-lb. boxcc.
14c : choice , 10-lb. boxes. 3 crown , 9@10c.
NUTS Almonds. Cnllfornln , per lb. , medium
size , lOc ; Tarragona almonds , per lb. , huge ,
12',4c ' ; lliazlls. pel lb. . fc ; Kngllsh walnuts , per
lb. , fancy foft shell , 12c ; medium size , lOc ; 111-
berts , jter lb. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium. 8c ;
large. lOc ; peanute , raw , C'XjSI7c ; roasted , 7c. !
DATKS Halloween , per lb. , 5c ; faids , 10-lb.
boxes , per lb. , 7c.
DUESSKD M KATS.
nKKI * Dressed steers , 400 to COO Ibs. . CJJC.'ic ;
western steers , G'.feQCc ; seed cows und heifers , 5VA
JKicf niPdlum cows and bclfersi nffSHcgiKiil
foieminiters , cows and heifers , 3 040 ; good
forequnrters , native steers , " 4V4fr5c ; good hlnd-
qunrteis , cows and heifers. 7 < fi'7',4c ; good hind
quarters , t-toers , S'ic ; cow rounds , die ; cow
plales , "c : boneless chucks , 4c : cow chucks , 3'4@
3V4c ; slecr chucks , 3ic ; beef tenderloins , 21'c ;
beef rolls , boneless , 9c ; sirloin butts , boneless , 9c ;
loin backs , boneless , 9c ; loin backs , Oc : cow rihs
No. 3 , Tc ; cow loins. No. 3 , 9Vic ; beef trim
mings , 3c ; rump butts , Co ; shoulder clodj , DC ;
frozen , Ic.
MUTTON Dressed lambs , 7',4c ; dressed mutton ,
C4c ! ; racks , lOc ; legs , 8c ; saddles , Sc : stews. 3e ;
sheep plucks , 3c ; sheep tongues , per doz. . 23c.
rOHK Inesj-eii bogs' , 4Vic ; pork loins , O'.ic ;
spare ribs , 3'.4c ; ham sausages , butts. 4c ; pork
shoulders , 4Uc ; pork shoulders , skinned , 4' , < ; c :
pork tilmmlngs , 3c ; leaf lard , not rendered ,
4'Jc.
HIDnS AND TALT.OW.
IIIDI5S No. 1 green blues , 4n : No. 2 green
hldse , Sc ; No. 1 green salted bides , C'4c ; No. 2
green salted hides , 4',4c ' ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. , tSc ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 lo 15 Ibs. , 4e ; No. 1
dry flint hides , 7(8c ( ; No. 2 dry flint bides. { j7c ;
No. 1 dry salted bides. Cc ; part cured hides , y-c
per lb. less than fully cured.
KHIIEl' 1'HI/rs Oreen salted , each. 23GOc ;
green ralteil shearlings ( short wooied early
skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , ! ; dry shearllUKS
( shoit wooled early skins ) , No. 1. each. Tc ; dry
flint Kansas arid Nebraskn butcher wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 45c ; dry flint Kansas
and Nebraska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , act
ual weight , 3ifJ4c : dry flint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per lb. , nctuul weight. 4J5c ; dry
Hint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 3H4c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALIX1W AND C.UKASE Tallow. No. 1. 2l4c ;
tallow , No , 2 , lV < .c ; grease , while A , 2'ic ; grease ,
while H. Hie ; grease , yellow , l'lc ; grease , dark.
I'ic ; old butter , 2i2'ic ; beeswax , prime , 15W
22c ; rough tnllow , IVic.
11ONUS In car lots , weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.00O14.00 ; dry
country , blenched , per ton , J10.00Jrl2.00 : dry
country , damp nnil mealy , per ton , JC.OOdTS.O" .
WOOI. Unwashed , nne henvy , CT7c ; fine , light.
Sfrilc : quarter blood , 10i ? > 12o ; seedy , Imrry mid
chaffy , 8'ifiic : celled and broken , coarse , 7 { ? ! > c ;
coiled and broken , line , GftSc. I-'lceco washed
Medium , UifTlSc : fine , 14SlCc ; lub washed , Kit
Ifc : black , 8c ; bucks , Cc ; lag locks , 2Si3e ; dead
pulled , CQGc. _
STOCKS AND IIO.VDS.
llfttt-r Kpplliiir In Aini'rlfiiii Sccnrl ( ION
NlllCll Mil All SIlIfN.
NKW YOHK , July 21 The stock speculation to.
day was eharncteilzed by a remaikably feverish
movement and successive wide llucluallons In
either direction. The volume of business was
large , though n trllle below yesterday's recoid ,
ami , ns usual , Sugar nnd Ht. I'nul were wrll In
th lead In point of activity. There wns no
news to account for the rapid transitions In tin ;
speculative temper aside from higher London
prices for American securities at London , and
buying for that In this market , the fnvombU
Intel pretatlon put upon the decision of the bankn
to protect the gold reserve of the treasury In the
foreign exchange and the railway und govern
ment bond markels. The opening was strong
and active under the Influence of the higher Lou.
don mnrket nnd expectations that thu lmnk
would ut oncu begin dcposllH of gold nt the
subtreai-ury In considerable sums In exchange
for legal notes. The Initial advance ranged be.
tweeii > 4 < 12Vi tier cent.
The last In Chicago Ons. Hefoic Ihe end of th *
Urn half hour , pi Ices reacted sharply on real
isations nnd determined attacks by thu leading
bear r.peialms. . In the railway list the declines
extended lo H per cent nnd lo 2 per cent III the
Industrials , The Internnllonals comparatively
were well held on Ixmdon buying , which wan
also cfTrcllvc In the railway goml department.
The losses icferred to In the government list
carried some stocks below yenerday's finals
The dealings were heavy on the down grade.
About midday nt the low level , buying chiefly
ti recover shorts , rallied prices to the best figure. .
of the day , with the giangers and Vandeiblltn
partlcuhuly slrong. At the high points galim
over yeslerday's closing were scored of 4 per
cent In Lake Shore : Consolidated ( las , 3V > per
cent ; Canadian Southern and Chlcairo Can , 2'i
per cent ; Hurltnglon , 2U per cent : . Illinois Cen
tral. New York Central und New York , Chicago
& 8t. UniU = preti-rr--- ! per cenl ; St. Paul nnrt
Wextein Union and Manhattan. 1 % per cent , and
Sugar and Leather preferred , 14 per cent , and
other shares h-t > s Important advances. In the
luually Inncllvo stocks , t-ome especially nole-
woilhy movrmenlH occurred. Minnesota Iron
Jumped S p > r rent to 55(1 , Wheeling & Lake Krlt
prefeired broke Hi per tent to 2414 , and after de
cided Irregularity subsequently touched 27c , nnd
closed at : r.\c.
After 2:15 another onslaught wns made by the
bear conllngent. catirlnK recessions from Ihc ton
level , I'XtrinlIni ; to 3'i per cent on Chicago Gas.
The closing was weak , with the net clinngen
Irrceulur mid fractional. The bond maiket dlt > -
plajfd aggressive fli'-ngth , although mine Irreg
tiluilty was noted at times In the nn-clllatlve ,
iKKlies.
Till' sales weru JI,1M.V ( < 1. Tlie main advance *
weie : fnlun I'aclllc , Denver & Gulf l u , 2VJ
> er cent : AtchUon 4 2 per cent ; Atchlson ad-
'uelmenl 4s and Heading < n.l i per cult ; Iteail-
.nif Isls preferences and Louisville It New
Albany IMs. H per cenl ; I'lilcaKo & Northern
1'ncllle Cs and Kansas ( t Texas 4s , and lllo
( Irtindo Weslern 4s , 1 tier cent. Uoii-rnmenta
iveiu lens active , but ruled bub'tantlully higher
i n purchases of JlSS.OfO. Dealers report u good
Invertment demand over the counter ut open
figure * .
Silver cerllflcntes broke i per cent to CD on
n-alUIlm tales , ngKreeatliiK J76.000.
ThtKvenlng I'ost's Loiulun cablegram snysi
Thu clock maikets were Idle today , owing to
the holiday feeling. Anifl leans ope mil better
on cesiiatlon of sales from th * quarter Indicated
the Kuttlr crowd , i ales from w w Vfir | ' ' '
ever , noun broke the market , uhlch closed dull ,
but In the rtreet attain Ihrio was u thuiii r.nu
lxiulivlll und Bt. I'aul leading. The condlllon
of Americans here Is now healthier , much stock
having come out. but no one looks for a steady
rise , the iwlltlcul and financial hlluollon In tht
United BUUa being regarded gravely her . Ther
was n further fpurt In Kftulrs loilny , on con.
nrmmion of the news of n rich strike In n deep
Imel mine. RnthfchlM li Idsulnir this week
llurmn rallwny lonn of nboutCS.f / Xl.f io , wllh In.
tercft , nt 2'4 tier cent. It -unrnntepil l by th *
Indlnn Rovfrnmcnt. Tlie llerlln nnd 1'ftrls mnr-
kds were quiet.
The follm-'lnn were the clomB quotntlons on
the lending mocks of the New York exchange
today :
offered , t nil asHessnienls paid.
The total sales ot stocks today were S.'O.POO
shares , Including : Amirlcan Tobacco , IT.TI'O ' ;
Atchlson. .I.KiUi American Sugar , SI,400 ; Hurling.
tun . < t ijutncy , 2i.imi ( > ; Chicago ( Jos. 17.3on ; Pis-
tilling and Cattlefeedlng , 3.200 ; General Mleclrlc ,
4,700 ; Louisville & Nashville , 14,400 ; Manhatlnn ,
7.MK1 ; Northwestern , 7.'i'0 ! ' ; Heading , ( IMO ; Hock
Island , lli.liOO ; St. I'nul , f.S.300 ; Tennessee Coal and
Iron , n.stin ; Weslern I'nlon , 11,100 ; New Jersey
Central , 3.COO.
! \ MV York Mom.v MnrUH.
NI-W VOHK , July 2I.-MONKY ON CAMr-
Stendy nt 2i3 per cent , lat-t loan , 214 per cent ;
closed at 2i per cent.
I'lllMi : MUUCANTILi : l > AI < nil TitTC per cenl.
ST10H1.1NG KXCMIANCIK Slendy , with nctiial
business In bnnkeis' bllU nt $4.SS 4 for deinnnd
and J4.W for sixty duys ; posted rntes , tl.SS > ,4C/4.i'J
nnd $4.Wi4.iO | ; commercbil bills , J1.67.
SILVHK CKUTIK1CATIS-B : ! > 0 bid.
GOVMIINMMNT 1IONDS Strong ; stale bonds ,
dull ; rnlhoad bonds , vlrung.
Closing quolallons on bonds were as follows :
San KmiiclHco Mining : Quotation * .
SAN" FIIANCISCO. Julv al.-Thu olllclal eloMns
Quotatloim f jr ml.iln ; Htj .tt toliy word : u fol
lows :
Silver biri. ( I0e : Msxlui-i djll-iM ,
Slchl Ur.ifti Wi ; taluirni'ilc. I'J'us. '
IliiNtoii .Stocli : ( ( uiitiitlfiiiN.
BOSTON. July 21. Call loans. iU ! 4i , ' D3r c > jnt :
tlmo lo.-iua. 3J3 par cent , Clotlii ; pnujs for
stocUs.ba rH ia I mini l : 'i pj l :
NCYV Yorlt .111 n I ii ( r ( li
NEW YOHK. July - ' ! . Tlia folio win ; arj ti ! >
Loinlon Stooli ( liiotatlfiliN.
LONDON. July KI. 4 p , in. clojln-- :
ConsolH. ni'y. . . liilii : Mexican ordinary. 18
Consols , acc't. . . . . . . IKim St. Piuilcom Ann
Can. Pacific 4ttH N , Y. Central U4K
Erie 14Ji Ucadln ; r > H
Krln 1st nfd : IO Mcx. Cen. new 4a. . ( J7 ? (
lll.Cuntnil 04
HAH HILVKIl 31Ud per ounce.
MONBY Vifjk \ per cent.
The rnte of discount In the open market for
short bllla , 9-1C per cent ; three months' bills ,
% per cent , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I-'lllllllf-llll \.M ,
HOSTON. July 21. Clearings , JIG , 633,861 ; bal
ances , tl3 < i,109.
HALTIMOIli : . July 21 , Clearings , Jl , 915,770 ;
balances , J22."i , 23.
NHW YOUK. July 21. Clearings , J101.C54.MI9 ;
balances , JCCIOr > 63 ,
I'HILADI-ILPIIIA. July 21. Clearings , J12.146-
1W ; balances , Jl , 044,413.
CHICAGO , July -Clearings , JH , 624 , 140.
Money , steady on call al f.IJG per cent ; on time ,
C per cent. New- York exchniiKP. ( ! " - discount.
rorelgn exchange , demand , J4.kki ; nlxty du > H ,
*
Pori-lKii Kliiniiclnl.
I1KIILIN , July 21. Kxchangc on London ,
eight days' sight , I'O marks 27 pfg.
LONDON. July 21. Oold Is quoted at lluenos
Ayies at 19.50 ; Madrid. 19.2J ; Lisbon , 2814 ; Ath
ens , 174 ; Home , 107.12 ,
I'AHIS. July 21. 4 p. in. Threes per cent
rentes , lOlf t'J'lc ' for the account. l xchaniu
on I ondon , 25f 1C , to for checks ,
CnlTei * Murb ; 't.
NWW YOUK. July 21. COPI-'KB Opllons
opened slendy at 5 < T(15 ( i > onls | decline , following
further weakness In Kuropeun markeiH , full re
ceipts at Hlo ami Sanlos and slack spot de
mand ; tilled active under liquidation ; closed
sleudy at lOSCD points net decline ; sales , 17.7.111
ImKS. Close : July , J11.25ifll.UO ; Heplember , J10.25
fl'Hi.30. Spot coffee , Hlo , dull : mild , ( lull ; Miles ,
l.M'0 ' bugs Maracalbo , p , I. ; JGO bags Ijiguayani ,
p. I. ; 100 bugs Central American , p. t. ; total
warehouse deliveries , 8,8'JI bags , Including 7Ki3 !
bags from New York ; New York slock loday ,
la./'O ' bugs ; I'll U i-d Stales clock , 1SC,1C ! > bags ;
alloat for the t'nlled Slutes , r.U.000 bags ; lotal
vUlble for the Pulled Slates , 3M ) , IU ) bugs , against
509.7C7 bags last year.
HAVK1-3. July 21. COKl-'KI-J-Cloted sleady and
acllve at Uil'if net decline ; tales , 36.000 bags.
SANTOS , July 21. COlTIiQuiet ; good aver
age Santos , 11,000 rels ; ircelpts , two days , 31 , ( W
bags ; Mock. 200.K'0 ( ' bags.
HAMIIl'lUl. July 21 COKPKIInegular nt
' , 'j Pfn' decline ; sulcn , l.l'U bags.
HIO DIJ JANI-JIHO , July Zl.-COKPHH-Qulel ;
No. 7 lllo , 11,400 rels ; exchange 'js-lf.d ; recelptn.
two days. 19.0UO bags ; cleared for the flitted
Stales , lO.eOO bues ; slock. ICC.OOO bagy.
KIIIIHIIH ( ! lly .MnrUi'lM.
KANSAS CITY. July ! l WIII3AT Active ami
unchanged ; No. 2 hard. CaiiWr.Oc ; No , 3 , ( TiUiljc
No. 3 red , nominally. Mo ; No. 3. lo fi2o.
COItN Active und unchanged ; No , 2 mixed ,
2Ml22ic ; No. 2 white , 2JSffJ3c.
OATS Klrm ; No. 2 mixed , IC'.ic ; No. 2 while ,
nominally , SOc.
HYK No. ? , nominally , 25fi2Cc.
lU'TTKHVeak ; creumtry , lS813c ; dairy , 1 (
QUc.
KiJOS ! 4o higher ; receipts , smaller ; quotable al
Ic. , _ _ _
Cotton Mnrkrt.
NKW YOItK. July 21-COTTON-Steady ; mlrt-
illliitr. 7Uo ; net lecelpts , none ; KroK , 2.44 < ]
bales ; exports to Great Ilrltaln , f.,7 ! bales ;
forwarded , IK bales ; ale , UX bales ; * ) | iiniiirii ,
S0 $ bales ; block , ! > : , ( 18 baits.
I ) 'll City .Miirl.'i- .
OIL CITY. I'a. . July ! ! . Credil balanceu. J1.03 ;
cerlllicules opened at Jl.OO ; hlKh , II. M ; low ,
11.00 ; elot-ed nt 11.03 ; no ales ; no clearances ;
shipments , C3.7C4 bbU. ; runs , 104 , 1F9 bbls.
l-'urclKii ( III MurKrt.
ijONPON. July tl.-S -t , relroleum 5\O < 7 1M
Culcuttu Itnvred , H'Ot , 'Oln 3d ; July tuiliuiunl
via Cape , 28s Cd.
OMAHA LlVEpCR MARKETS
Light Eun of Cattle * Encounters a Good
Dttifflnd ,
< t n .
TRADING BRISK "AT STRONG PRICES
Oiu > lluucli nf CnrnfiMlM ItrliiK * ! ? !
li * lllKlicxt l-.m.soiiur U'ri'UK
lions Dull 111 1) ) , I1' ! * * * In Ten
Cl'll.t , , jl MTiVl * .
-TUESDAY. Jlily 21.
Cattle. HOKH. Snoop. Itdrscs.
July 21 1,310I , ? * ' , 1110
July 20 . 2.515 MM 7SS 2i
July IS . SIS 2-S.O-i
July 1 ? . ; . . . . 1.H7 8,031 . . . .
JUly 1C . . . 1,077 5 100 2CO
.lllly 15 . 2,472 3.GM Ki
July 14 . 1.7)9 ! ) MOf. COS
July 13 . 2.1S2 1.1SS 2,729
July 11 . frl , 2,498 1.3S9 21
July 10 . 2,274 4.714 Ml
Tito olllclal number ot cars of stock
brought In today by. each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P lly. . . . , . . - . . . 1
O. * St. 1 * . lly . . 5
Mo. 1'au. lly . 7
I'nlon 1'acllhsysUm. . . . . 17 0 i"
H. & M. 11. 11 . , . If 3J
C. , H. , i Q. lly . . .
C. , II. 1. & P. , west . 1
P. , St. P. , M. O. IVy. . . . fi 3
R , K. & M. V. II. lit. . , . . 0 10
Total receipts . . . . ' . . 58 7(5 ( E
The disposition of the ilny's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. HOKS. Sheep.
O 11. Hammond Co. " . . . 107 1,331
Swift und Company . . . . 1M1 ! W 1,121
Cudaiiy PaekliiK ( , 'o. > . . 47 ! ) 1,022
H. Meeker & De an. . . 24 .
Vansant & Co . r > .
.1. \t \ Carey . 152 .
. 'i Rothschilds. . 1C
\V. I. Stephens . 1S1
Hill & howls Co . 4fi .
Ciidahy , from K. City. . 12 ! ) .
IManklUBton 1' . Co . M . . . .
Layton & Co . 122
Other buyers . 7'J .
heft ovX-r . . . 200 700
Total . . . 1,728 4S03 1,121
CATTLE The total receipts of cattle to
day were less than yesterday's rim by al
most one-half and smaller than a week
IIKO by 400 head. The most of the cuttle
W * ro westerns.
The offerings of cattle suitable for the
dressed beef trade were light. There were ,
however , more cornfed cattle than yester
day , there beluga dor.cn loads Tir more , but
there were practically no westerns Rood
iMiotiRh for the klllqrs. The demand was
good and the few cattle on sale noon
chanted hands at about steady prices.
The best cornfed beeves were strong. One
bunch of very choice cornfed cattle sold
tip to $1.20 , the best price paid In some
time.
Twelve or fourteen loads of cows and
heifers were offered on the market , but
the most of them were of poor quality.
The market in consequence was rather
slow , but In the end everything was sold.
One bunch of five lomlH sold to go Into the
country on feed at $2.25.
There were .plenty .of stockers and feed
ers on sale. Good Cilttle welching about
SOO or S..0 pounds are. In good demand and
the market on that klrid was fully steady.
The general run ot western feeders , how
ever , especially the IiPavy cattle , was a
little easier again 'today. The demand
keeps up pretty well and the most of the
cattle In first hai.ijls sold in fair season.
Representative salqs ;
1115 K
. . .
C cows. . . . 1000 $2 COM. 22 feeders . 91G J3 23
M. Uunn.
C sirs. . tip. . . 1270 223 1 steer . 11DO 310
8 feeder * . . . .11(13 ( 3 ( K ) 22 steers . 1244 310
1 feeder . 10HO 300
Mrs.V , II. llulilicll.
4 CHWS . 10C7 230 132 feeders. . . .1103 3)5
3 feeileis..1100 2 7.1
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ISeteers . 1237 3 15
15WYOMING.
WYOMING.
1 sir. . tig - 1270 273 . 1 Btr..tls..ll70 275
1 Mr. . tig. . . . 1240 2 7.1
J. II. Kendrlcks.
7 fleers . 120C 2 CO 1 steer . 11CO 300
1 Meer . 10M ) 2 CO 22 steers . 120S 300
1 btcer . 1190 2 CO
1IOOH There wns n fnlr run of IIORS for
Tuesday , though the receipts were lighter tliun
a week ago by about 300 head.
The market was In very Imil s'.inpe for the
Fulling Interests. The financial situation In the
east was worrying every cine , and the general
exiiectatlon was Hint there would be a panicky
provision market , If nothing worse. ' \
Under such conditions It WUB not surprising
that the market on hogs showed u decline. The
trade opened 5c , and In tome cnr-en rec. lower
on heavy hogn. The extreme heavy and rough
hogs , weighing 300 to 400 pounds and over , t-old
largely at fii.fco , aB against J2.90 yepteiday. The
best heavy Bold largely at J2.S5 , and very few
loadH weighing 300 pounds got above that price.
Mixed and medium weight hogs sold up to 12.93.
The miirket on light hogs WIIH Htendy owing
to the very few on sale and the fact tlmt they
arc In good demand all the time. Light mixed
hogs hold up to J3.00 , and good -light at J3.10&
3.25.
3.25.The market Hoped slow and weak at the low
point of the day. U"presentuthc Hales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Kh. 1'r.
Ci ( . 337 ICO J2 60 40C7 237 1GO } 2 90
Cl . 418 . . . ! i tO C7CS 277 kO 200
53 . 417 . . . 2 fcO CSCS 204 10SO 2 ! ' 0
32 . 428 . . . 2 > 0 CS 24 SO 2 'JO
28 . 312 C7 . 25C
07 . 261 2 K , C7 . 247 292 ! '
C3 . 314 2 K GO . 245 293
73 . 27S 2 Hi C8 . 277 295
55 . 325 kO 2 S3 C3 . 275 t Ki
42 . 2S2 23 Cl . I'M ! 2 a.1
52 . yj'i 2 S3 Vi . 272 295
45 . 3f , 2 h5 15 . 244 295
M . 2Hi SO 2 S3 C7 . 250 295
GO . 315 10 t,8 , . 2T.O 2 1C
54 . 339 fcO 2 HI C2 . 207 295
47 . 305 60 2 S3 47 . 241) 295
f,4 , . 327 f > 0 2 * 5 83 . 247 21)5 )
C7 . 2f.C . . . 2 I'O C2 . 2S7 293
CO . 272 . . . 2 ! HJ 75 . 2(4 2 Ki
76 . 275 . . . 290 73 . 253 3 00
Cl . 257 . . . 290 C7 . 228 3 00
65 . 274 SO 2 SO C3 . 237 3 00
GO . 2CG . . . 2 90 , , 300
'
CO . 320 ICO KSO.i' ' . 215 SCO
„
( .4 . , .271 ICOSU ZM'V'7II . 233 300
2 < 9 SO 2 ! KI ' . 3110
53 74 10 2 ! > 0 F 'HC61 . 222 300
( , 'j 207 2 CO , . . , , . ' < j7l . 3 3 ( lO
Cl 207 . . . 290.-1' CD . 212 300
ClCO 315 . . . 2 l - ' ' " 6 . 201 310
COGO 20 ! ) . . . 2 M 'i ' ' -70 . 201 310
GOG3 . 2SC . . . 2 CO ' - 70 . 193 310
C7. . . .279 . . . 2 SO * -C8 . 223 310
CB. . . . .283 . . . 2W > ' - M. . ; . 202 315
65 . 2U ! . . . 290 : . . . .70 . 190 315
65CO. . ' . . ' . . .294 tO 2 90 T - I . U3 323
l'IlS-OinK.ANI ) IINDH.
1 . lf,0 225'--4 . 223 265
3 . 343 tO 275 * - C . 275 2 t.1
3 . 316 SO 2 10 T . . -7 . 221 2 S3
C. . . .308 40 2 kO I . . . 5 . 196 210
2 . S03 2M > , , , . „ , , 1 . 70 SUi
8II13K1' Then1 were-jtjy < j , load of sheep III tin
yards , and , while Ify ; . irtaiket was lower , tin
demand was good atm rtie receipts met will.
lesily pale. lli'prrFCmluiyo ules :
Av. I'r.
. lMI l
1 > 20 Idaho wethers . . . 104 J ! !
r.M
101 nal \ \ e wethers . . . . ' . ' . . ' . . . , / . 100 2 9 (
100 native wethers . t' . 1 2 W
KIIIINIIH CHy I.lvc Sliu-lf
Tt'XaH COWS. > l.ll-.J ! 'i * 'r' " > nrii' , . ; > u 4 i. u.
native cows , fl.CO J3.60 : stockers and feeders ,
3.S3.
. .
lights.nJ3.u 3.22'.i ; Y rke . J3.10W3.22V4 ;
S111''K1' Itecelpl" . 2.100 heud ; shlpmcntM , none ;
marVcl ilull , weak ; lambs , .00f5.00 | ; muttoiK ,
J2.0003.CO. _ _
SI. l.iiuU I'lvtSloek. .
ST. 1.01'IH. July { ATTIJIlecelpts 3.0
UOOtw-ep * . . maiket.low :
llKhl. J3.30lf3.55 ; mixed , 13.0083.40 ; heavy. JJ.208
' | ' - ' - > . 2.000 hea.l ; market ( steady
3.Wiil3.CO for mum > n j J3M4)O.M ) ) for lambs.
Sew Y irU lAvu Stot-U.
NK\V VOHK , July SI. UEISVBHIltcelptB , 13 <
cable" quote American tc ri
h ad , nu trudlnei
. 'ri ' .1 Wf'eliti rc-frlit < > rntor
fHlJi' Ci ctiort | , { M bttvcs HIH ! S.COO
of beef.
KIIKKl'-nocelrtB , t..507 lioaflj dull nnil lo cr ;
poor to prime , K.CJfU.OO.
1HK1H UcccHits , 1.912 head : llruifr nt J3.COO
OIHCAU ) I.IVU .STOCK.
Cnttlv Prlcpx WonSlemlj' ( nf Nnllioi
nitil Ili-ttrr ( jpiicrnlly.
CHICAao , .tuly 2i.-In ciiltlc , prlce wert
flendy for nntlvei" , with n fairly Rood dcmnn.l for
mo t clnsFcs. Comiunn to prime native beeves
wer6 ngAln minute nt ftom J3.40 to M.ST , , but
ftrlctly choice entile xuro not iaiincro\i3 , nnd
there wns not much trading iihovo ll.Sfi. Keed-
ers hu\o been hearce for pome weeks , bnt n few
western range entile ere Inken tor this purpose
n round 13.30 to J3.3.V 1'at cows and heifers mid
ell todny. nnd cnhrs weu > nctlvc ami Ftrndy , U
behiK "cnlf day. " Tfcns t-attlo sold slowly nt
J2.MI to t3.W ) for lots of steer * averaging S40 to
llt.0-lhs. , prices being 5 to 10 cents lower.
Western inline steers sold at from J3.21) to J3.70 ,
and heifers brought from J3.IO to J3.I3.
Light nml medium weight hogn were In nellvn
detnrind nt Mrndy prices , but heavy hogs cr
ngnln dull mid weiilt. IIen\y hogs suld nt from
J2.M ) to J3.2. . , Inigely nl fiom $ .1 to 53. in , while
light welghtH sold nt nn extieme lunce of fiom
t.1.30 to S3.70. A yenr ngo the best heavy hugs
sold nt J5.10. nnd the bc-Jt light nt S.r. : , .
There was n let-tip In tin1 sheep lecelpts to
day. nnd the declining tendency of prices wn
checked. SnleH were made more tnpldly and
I ho offerings wete laigely ilhpored of on the
bitsli of from li.tn to JJ for InfMlor up to Jl 2.
for clioleo henvy export fhrep. vrnglii ) ; 155 t
! 33-lb . Westerns sold chleily al from SS.S3 t"
t.t.10. Lnnibs sold fieely at from S3 to til.2.1 ,
largely nt from J5.M to J3.75 ; Kentucky clmlca
lambs. J6.25 ; jenrllngs , brought from M.t.O . to
t.ro.
Hecelnts : Pnltle , 4.MK ) head ; hofs. 13.100 hond ;
fheep , 10.0UO liend.
SlucU In Slulil.
Record nf receipts nt the four principal Minr-
kets for Tuesday , July 21 , 1K C. :
I'nttlc. Hoff . Sheep.
Sotilh Omnlin. . . . . . 1.312 4,730 1.120
Chicago . 4M > 0 Vi.OiXi lo.l'io
Knnsns City . 5(9i ( > < > ll.MiO 2lf'ii
Ht..l.ouls . 3.WK ) 4. 0i ) 2.000
Totals . 15,012 K3.730 15.3 : ' )
l.lvrriionl
MVKHI'OOI. , July 21. WHEAT- Spot , clendy.
demnitil poor ; No. 2 red , winter. rs Id ; No. 2
led , spring , 4s lid ; No. 1 hnul , Manitoba , stoclti.
exhausted ; No. 1 L'ailfoinln , . " .a 4d. Kuluton
opined steady nnd unclmnged ; closed ptondy ,
with near poi-ltlons Uliihaiiged nnd distant post
lions Ud higher ; buplnesH about equally dis
tributed ; July. August nn < t Keptembor , 4s 10 < id ;
October. 4s 10'id ; No\ember , 4s 10'ldj Herein.
her , 4 lid.
I'OIIN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new.
2a lO'Vl. l iitureH o | ened quiet , with near and
distant positions lid bnvnr ; closed quiet , with
near position * tiQ''l ' ' Inwoi , and dlt-tnnt positions
tionsuiifhaiiged to Ud lower ; business about
equally distributed ; .Inly , 2s P > d ; August. 2n 10' , d ;
S'eptomlier , 2s Ihl ; October , 2n IHsil : No\cmbcr ,
3s ' 4d : December , 2s Jd.
I'M-Ol'll Dull ; demand poor ; Ht. I.onls fnncy
w Inter. Cs Cd.
liAS : riinnilliin , 4s 7d.
I'llOVlSIONS MHCOII , demand modernte ; Cum-
bi'rbind cut , 2S to 30 Ibs. , 34s ; short ribs , 2SM | | .
23 Cd ; long clrnr , light , SS to 45 Ibs. , 2.1s Cd ,
long clear bnclts , light , IS Ibs. , 24s Oil ; short
clear middles , henvy , Hi Ibs. , 23s ( Id ; clear ' l > | .
lies , 14 to 1G Ibs. , 23s. Shoulders , sqnn'rc , 12 tit
18 Ihn. . 22s Od. Hams , Fhoit cut. 14 to 1C Ibs. .
4Js. Tnllr.w , line North Ameilcnn , ICs SM. licet ,
extra India mess , 47t Cd : prime mess , 37s Cd.
Toil ; , prime mcFS. line wot-torn , 4's ; medium ,
westein , oNs 9tl. l.nrd , qnlel ; prime western ,
19s 3.1 ; icllned , In palls , 20s Cd.
OIIKKflJ Ktendy ; demand modernte ; finest
Ameilcan white , 34s Cd ; finest American , colored ,
35f.
35f.HfTTKU Finest t'nlted States. 75s ; good. 43s.
OILS Turpentine spirits. 19s 3d. Cottonseed
oil , Liverpool relined , ICs 3d. Linseed oil ,
17s 10''jd.
UHKlUOKRATOIl HUE1Korotiuartore , 2d.
hlndiiunrterK , CUd.
HOI'K At London 0'aclflc const ) , Jul 1C * .
RECEIPTS- Wheat , three days. ISS.UOO centals ,
Including 19.WK ) American.
KHi'KlITS Amerlcrn corn , three days , 1W.OOO
centals.
WEATIIHR Warm nnd dry.
Dry fiiiodH 3Inrlt. .
NEW YORK , July 2i. 1'or Tuesday , nnd no
malls ieccl\ed from the more tmimrtnnt mnr-
ketH of the Interior , there was a much better
than average buslnefs for the day nnd many
small to moderate nssnitnienlH were tnken for
linmcdlnte shipment. Tlieru Is n little better
feeling , us buyers begin to realize how the pro
duction of cotton goods IH being curtailed.
Printing cloths lire dull nt 2'4c.
MANCHESTER , July -Cloths , quiet , with
very little buMness doing. Vnrns barely steady.
Sufinr Murl.'fl.
NEW YORK , July 21. SfOAIl Raw. fairly
active ; fair refining , 2c ; centrifugal. M test.
3Kc ; refined , quiet ; standard "A" nnd confec
tioners' "A. " 4Vje : cut lonf und crushed , B',4c ;
Itowilcred , 4c ; granulnteil. 4"ivC. "
LONTX5N , July 21. SUGAR Cane , dull : little
doing ; centrifugal JaVa , 11s 7'd ; Muscovado ,
fnlr refining , 10 . Heel HUgnr , firmer and dearer ;
July , | i 4Vid ; August. 9s M ; Block , 1I9C0 tons ,
against 1CO.OOO tons last year.
! , , , , , , ' , 'ri l ' ! < > .Grnl 11.
TOI.nbo' . July 21. WHEAT Lower , bill
hteady ; No. 2 cash , GOftc ; July , Clc ; August ,
Cl c.
CORN Dull nnd steady ; No. 2 mixed , cash and
September , 27c.
OATS Active and steadier ; No. 2 mixed , IS'.ic- ,
September , U'i.
RYE Dull ; No. 2 red. cash , 31'ic. '
CLOVER SEED Dull , but steady ; prime cnsh ,
J4.CO ; October , tl.CO.
FOKKCAST OK TUIJAY'S WKATIIKIl.
Oiiiulni i < I'roiiilHfil Coolliin O1V In
'rnic Tiitun- mill No Hjifn.
WASHINGTON , July 21. The forecast for
Wednesday is :
For Nebraska nnd Iowa Generally fnlr ;
cooler In vicinity of Omaha ; northerly
winds.
For Missouri Showers , followed by fair
Wednesday night ; cooler : southwesterly
winds , becoming northwesterly.
For Kansas Fair ; except light xhowcrr.
In east portion ; clearing Wednesday night ;
much cooler ; northerly winds.
For Colorado Fnlr ; slightly cooler ; north
erly winds.
For Montnna Fi-Jr ; slowly rising temper
ature ; variable winds.
For Wyoming Fair ; slightly cooler ;
northerly winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-
Threatening weather ; variable winds , be
coming northerly.
For South Dakota Fnlr ; northerly winds ;
warmer { Thursday.
Lm'iil Iti-coril.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHKU BUREAU ,
OMAHA , July 21. Omaha record of tern-
pcraturo nnd rainfall , compared with tin
corresponding day of the past four years ;
1S9C. ISO. , . IS'JI. HM.
Maximum temperature. . . DO SI 80 M
Minimum temperature . . 71 Gl (11 ( CC
Average temperature . . KO 72 74 7f
Precipitation 00 .20 .00 , OC
Condition of temperature nnd precipita
tion ut Omaha for the day and since March
1 , lfe % :
Normal temperature 7f
Kxcess for the dfiy <
Accumulated excess since March 1. . . . Ill
Normal precipitation 14 Inch
Deficiency for the day Hindi
Total precipitation since Men. 1.18.07 Inchet
Kxcess since March 1. Ul'G ' 01 Incli
Deficiency for cor , period , lf > 3. , 7.M Inches
Deficiency for cor. period , IS'JI. . 0.01 Inchef
lU'idirlN fruui .Stiilloux at H I' . M.
rasa the Rood word along the Hue. Pllt's
can bu quickly cured without an operation
by simply applying HeWltt'a Wltcli Hazel
Salve.
p
THU IIK.II.TV .MAHICKT.
INSTHUMKNTS placed on record July 21 ,
ISOfi ;
WArtHANTV DICICOS.
A H Chirk ft nl to J'nlon I-unil rom-
puny , lolH 12 to 17. Work 1. Kemldll H
mid . . , . , * w.'Ju1 '
C H Van Camp to John Monlck , lot
3 , block 2. Van C.imp'H mid. . . . . M (
Annaliello Uviinn lo liell Iloy/l. lotH 7
ami S , blork 3. Clifton Hill. . . . . . . . . . 2. K
J U Carnpbfll lo S M Campbell , lolH 1
ami 2 , block 10. Hoyd'H. A00 (
Baino to Hame , lot 7 , block 8 , HiiiiHcom
I'.acij * 'w
J D Urntihurt mid wlf < - to C 11 JOIICH ,
lot 4 , block 2. "Com r" ; ' , „ '
F N Ttii-kson und wlfo to nam ' . lot 13 ,
block 2 , Hiunt1 . - - '
Ki-nBon I-iind Byndlcatu to Ailam
Crooka. lots { anil 5. block 9 , lli-nson. lO ,
C M Ik-vrrli-y and huHbaml to M ! >
Uurkln. loU 6 and 7 , block 1 , Hammond
mend i'lucu w
DKKUS.
Sheriff to Omaha Loan and Trust
company , lot . block 2 ; lot 1. block
6. Di'iilmi'H udd 4.00 (
Motiter In chanctry to 8 J Flrt-Btone ,
sw BO und s ' .4 nw e , 33-lb-U
Baint ) to name * , w H BW , same
Hanio to C' F Adams , 2nd , w 30 ucrm
riw. T-15-13. , _
Total amount of traneferu ? 103H !
WEATHER CROP BULLETINS
OoniHUons in Nebraska Still Favorable to
the Growing Crops.
CORN STILL MAKING GREAT HEADWAY
r.iisfern I'.ml of ( lie Stud * Promise- "
all IIMIIICIIMC Crop , Ml III ( lie ( ieu-
. . . . . .i . . . . . . . . . . Very l-'lnt-
Crop bulletin No. 1C of the Nebraska
section of the ollmate and crop service
of the Vnlted SIntes Weather bureau , Is
sued from the central olllee at the Univer
sity of Nebraska , Lincoln , by ( ? . A. l.ove-
liinil , director of the section , for the week
ending Monday , July 20 , 1SOO , says :
Halnfiill for the week.
Xnnrnrl 1 I.C-SH tlniH fTTl H to 1C
'i ' tmco W liu-li inch f
The pus ! week has been cool , the tern-
peratuit * being below the normal on all
except the llrst two days of the Week and
averaging between two and three degrees
below the normal. The dally maximum
temperatures have been generally below
! > 0 except on the llrst two days , when they
exceeded ! K ) and In some places 100.
The rainfall has been light except in
the southeastern corner of the state , where
two or three Inches fell. More than half
an Inch fell over a considerable portion of
the southeastern and northwesU'ni sec
tions , while In the remainder of the state
the rainfall was gcncially less than n
quarter of an Inch and In some localities
no measurable amount fell.
The harvest of small grain has been
pushed and Is now well advanced In most
portions of thu state. Thrashing Is be
ing commenced quite generally. Winter
wheat Is yielding well , but oats ana light
crop and quality is poor , being very light
weight. Hay Is n good crop and a large
portion has been secured In excellent con
dition.
Corn has made good growth In most portions
tions of the state and continues in very
promising condition except In extreme
western counties where the early planled
has been Injured by drouth and rain Is now
urgently needed. While corn has not suf
fered over the stale generally It would
grow better In most portions with more
rnln as the ground Is getting somewhat
dry. In the region ot heavy rainfall the
past week thti coin Is In remarkably
promising condition.
Reports by counties :
ROUTHUASTKHN SECTION.
Iluller Oals badly rusted and many fields
will not be cut ; tti.r.v in rank to plow uiidrr
pull nnd many Melds hi'lns liurmM. Wheat nnd
rye a Rood crop. Corn K od , but ut the crucial
staKC and Is needing mole ruin tu make best
crop.
Clay Corn lining well ; paMures iooil. Thicsh-
hiff wheat. i > u and barley , uhlch nre above
nn aver.iKe crop. Oals , IhouRli damaged by
lust , are about an average.
Klllmore Oats nearly all harvested ; early
llelds almost a failure. Thu late oats will maku
a fair yield. Wheat K < " > d. Corn doln well.
Oage Corn fine and In full silk. Hut little
oats harvested on account of rust , Cnne and
millet hay Immense. Some complaint of po
tatoes rottlnff. Pastures Kuod. Too wet In plow
or threa.i.
Hamilton Corn Is looking finely , but iv little
rain would do much good. Onts are nearly a
failure , and hundreds of acres wll not be cut.
Harvest about done.
Jefferson Threshing wheat In progress ; yield
Kood , but finality only medium , linyery Rood.
O.its very Unlit crop. Coin crowlnp very fust ,
but needs rain In Ihc wcslern' part of the
county.
Johnson Oats very poor and wheat below
the average. Excellent corn weather. Corn
silking and a bl ear on every stalk , 1'astuies
In good shape.
w Lancaster Oats llsht and some will not br
cut. Wheat a fine crop. Corn unusually piom-
Islnir and some of the early planted In silk ,
Millet looklnp well. Kail plowing commenced.
Ground dry. Corn rolling dome In bent of
day.
day.Nemnha Drouth broken by copious rains ,
Ground thorouK.ily wet and corn dolni ? well.
Wheat In shock and stack nnd some damaged
by ruin of Friday. Iluckwhcat and lale millet
will make a K od crop.
N'uckolls Some threshing done. Wheat iKOod.
Oats fair , but many llKbt In welfiht. l-'rult will
be more plentiful than was supposed some time
IIKO.
IIKO.Otoe Thrcshlnff of grain In progrceK , with
yield llsht and quality poor. Klrst ofvetk hot.
followed by a need rain , placing corn In an
.
fields In roasting ear. Home damage on low
lands from heavy rnln thu last of t iu week.
I'olk Corn ceinlng to the front at a rapid
rate. Harvesting about through. l-'ew oats
good enough to cut. Hay the best for years.
Some grasshoppers , but not doing much dam
age. *
lUcbardson Corn laid by ; looks good nnd
tho. heavy rnln of the week put It In promising
condition. Oats below and whent above un aver
age crop. Hay good and much In slack. 1'u-
tatoes an Immense crop.
A
bugs. Grass In excellent condition.
the corn tat-rellng nnd Miking.
Heward Harvest about completed and stack
ing nnd threshing' under way. Winter wheat
good. Oats very light ; some not \\rrlh thresh
ing. Corn In very promising condition ; stnlks
minimally large and well tasseled , with ears
well set on tlu > early planted.
Tliaycr Threshing begun. 1 leld generally be
low average for oalu ami weight about twenty
pounds per bushel. Corn doing well , the early
corn earing well and the late following close
behind. Morn rain needed.
Yoilt Small grain , with the exception of oats ,
a good crop. Oats n poor yield and mnny fields
not cut. Oats threshed very chaffy , weighing
sixteen to twenty pounds per bushel. Corn grow
ing and slioollng well , hut needs rain.
BKCTION.
Anlelope Ilam-Bl about over nnil pome thresh
ing I'oneMost of the- corn In tiu-m-l und doing
well. I'm-tuiC'H anil mendowH good.
lloyd Harvest progressing llnoly anil onln
about half cut , Corn caring out well , ( iround
In good conilltlem for tbu ilevt-lopine-nt of coin
nnil iiotntoi-ti , . . .
Hurt Corn linn grown well , but IB now IIIH-
1-flluK and rlioollnir enrs ami neeiln rnln. On IB
are being ImrvcMed ami are- much Injured by
runt , liny crop heavy anil motlly cut nnil up
In pplemlld plinpe.
Colfiix OalH fnllliiB down with runt nnd many
ficlilH harvested while green nnd Brain In inllii.
Com ilolng nicely , but damaged fame by grub
wornm. An abundance of hay.
Cellar Oat liarvent In progress f-onp | ilnin-
Hge by run. Wheat ripening < md noun * being
cut and l a ( toml crop , Corn very Keiod ami
ID laureling and nllklnK. Millet ami KrntHcn
CumlnB IJarly oals will not yield much ; hit'-
onlB romewhat better. Wheat on new urouinl
Booil , but on old will not bo much , Kxctllent
prnMM-ctx for corn.
Dlxon Corn dolni ; well , but nee-illnit rain.
About half the oalB hanlly worth culling.
Wheat neaily ripe und H fair crop.
Doilifi * Homo ualH ttirenheil ; Btrnw heavy , but
yield of urnln IlKht , leellns from elKbleeii lo
Iwimly poumU IHT bUHhvl. Corn coinliiK I"
critical i-mife , with iilenty of iuol ture HI fur.
DouKlns Corn nearly nil lubl by ; lm Brown
womleifully nnd U vhimlliK IHMI-I. Koinw oiim
ilamnged by ITIHI , but b'eneral outluok Komi.
Ijitu potatoes dolntc well.
iJolt-OatB heavy Ktraw. but IlKhl urnln.
Wheat tllll In good comlltlon nnd about ready
for the binder. Corn haH grown well and In
In nromlMni ; e-ondltlon.
Klox-l-.Ktremely hot the Ilrnt of lh week ,
but qrepn Hood U we-Il. ( JulB ) inne t In prog-
reV . Home lleldn badly lusleil.heat nhort
crop. H > e and barley gi > od. Corn mukliiK rupld
growth , Kim-rally lafM-lliiB nd nuina lleldii
In cllk. Hay good and mlllc-t e lni gooi .
. Ui-.eat
MuilUon Half the einlH hiirveBted.
harveBt beginning. Corn U beglmunif lo need
rain , but In ununually good and eaij ore forin-
Ine Kugar beelB In excellent tondltlon. ultli
acreane much Inrrenn-cl over Inn year In the
northern part of the county.
Pierce-Oat belnK ImrvtHted .ind rjnernlly a
cowl crop ; Home very runy. but ulll make a
fair crciu Home rye tins been II re-Hied niiil
U a full crop. Hay very good. Corn U ullk-
" - - maklnts good pr.mfi. Oiitji an a
rule nol north cutllnK and many field * will
not I * toue-hed on account -'f iukt. Wheat ,
und barley Unlit crop. Alfalf.i fnlr.
rye
Han-y Corn In good condllWu > * l , but need
ing rain > ery badly. Wlieul bnB be-en-cut nnd
crop conrblerably ilainuged by i-hlnch uugu and
ru t. OalH mo t all Imrvcatul nnd promitei a
B <
? tanton-IIarv iit begun thl week. Oati very
- . homo damage in
poor In fcomc parts of e-emnty.
being done by urmy worms
Tliuraejii-Kniall Biuln IlKbt. but wtimt doliiK
fairly well OaU much Injured by rimt anil > omc
111IdB totally wirthleii. . Corn trowing n c ly , bn
llt-bU are tafkvllim ,
ni-edo rain , borne
Wa hlni5ton Corn la In line condition , but nal
much Injured and wheat nomewliat Injured by
IU\V yne Oal " 'belnir ' hurvenlnl , murh damage-il
by ru l , many ftfldx noiS worth cultlnt. Wheat
mmr by Mini. Corn mnkln * n vigor
ous srowtli milt In tntwf lint : out. Hay < > \ < -Pr.tlon-
ally Rood. Hcct crop looking finely with u two *
thirds Hand ,
CK.VTHAL SUCTION' .
Htalnc--Smnll urnln mo tly hnrvMle.l nn.l will
be nn nxcraKp crop. Corn looklns line nml
l < tC'inl on a good clop.
Iloone--Ont * < inticli leon limn an nvcrnsc cr p :
Injured by rn l. All other crops lino.
Cuntcr-Onln nnd whenl lifins cut. CVrn lo. k *
tine In mo t imtts of eounty , nnd l Boneinll
iiMilitiR rnln. Second clop "t nlfnlfn cut nn >
f me left for nod In bloom.
linwFon- Spring wheat nnd ont.n Unlit trov
nnil alioul half cut. Much of frci.nd . CIMII of
alfnlfn wurd for feed. Corn will bo nn iiiier
fnlluro If we < lo not hnvp rnln * . i <
llicrU-y Corn KI-OWIIIK wrll : much of u : i rlet
out ; tonic in Mlk. lints not filled well dtie ti >
tuM.bent ilpenlng iii fuel , not badly ru lid.
HallIt lo hcKlnnlm * to get dry nnd coin w n < ti
be greatly helped by rain. Nearly all low
land nats ruined by iu t ; on uplnnd It Is brtler.
llownnlt'lno Krowlng wrntlier. althoimli i *
good shower would be acceptable. Ml wliilpp
nnd much spilnft grnln cut. KvoMshe p v\\ll
and iu.it bine caused some ilamim'c. Onlt n
light crop. Corn ami grnKo doing llneU
l. < niiWenlhcr | hoi nnd dry. Crop pn n > . 14
Crowing wolFe exery dny In Fouth pntt of oouniy ,
some parts of counly better.
MerrlekCorn beginning t" tftsfel and Mlk < i
good condition , nltlioiiKh rnln li needed \ \ tieal
good. Oals almoM n fnlluie because "f HIM
Shrrinnn Onm poor ; wheat fnlr. Coin ncrda
rnln. Harvest proRienslng fact.
Valley Harvesting half done. Coin growlmt
\i'iy fast.
son-it wr.sTKHN SKCTION.
Chafe First of week \ety hoi and diy. nn.t
eaily coin Injuteil. l.nsl of week rloudwltli
local showers , nnd whete they fell cnrn Kn > wuu ;
nicely. Small Kialn about n failure. l'i'inMi
poor , liny , rnne nnd millet fnlr.
l > uinly Snmll gniln bplng cut ; im itl.\ light
nnd damaged , but * > omo good pieces ( loot !
shower In parts of the eounty , in other put In
coin r.eedi rain.
l-'rnnklln Coi n looking good ; plrnly of mols-
luii' . Small grain nearly nil In the Mink on
stack. Oats nnd fpl Ing wheal will be a light
clop.
I'umtler Harvest o\er and threfblng.in -
menced. Coin Is growing llnely , with Hie best
of prospects.
KuinntA few pieces of early corn lujuied by
hoi , dry weather , but guieinlly b'oKIng * lnr.
Second crop of a ] fulfil being cut : n benxy vleld.
Hal Ian XVheat and oats neailv nil cut mid
not \eiy good 1'olnloes huge nnd Hire Cut-
ling alfalfa Die second time. Corn all laid by . - * .
good deal In tnspel nnd looking line , some of It
being higher limn a mnti can teach
Keainoy ilrnln mostly haivi > led , wii'i n.
llKhter Meld than generally i-xtlinnli'd n niMiitli
ago. Potatoes ninturlng nicely. Cmn in ex
cellent condition , but needs rnln tu complete llio
clop now promlfed.
lied Willow A dry week , bill Just a uprlnklw
on tlie l.Mh. Coin chows r nw binned places.
but with nilii soon will bo nil rblil. llurfnliv
grass \eiy diy. oilier glass looks better
XVeb ter Oils nnil wheat nenily all harvcslotl
nnd pome llircs'ilng done. Winter wheat g.iod ;
spilng wheat nnd oats below nveiage. S ino >
cuts not worth llucslilng. Coin Is lining fhiely.
WHSTKHN SECTION.
llanner Uroulli and hot weather ha * Injutcd
wheat In places \ery niueli.
Chesenne nnd lleuel Most of the mini I gialn
has been cut tn save It from the grasshoppers.
Corn Is curlln ? and drying very fnl : , nnd unlesk
It rains soon It will be n total falluie. Hay Is
good , bill pnt-lure Is getting a little diy.
Lincoln Coin and small gialn badly dninagol
by dionlb In part nf Hie county. Good rain tit ,
soittbein palt of Hie counly hehH'd crops
Ijogan Wheal and oals me being cut and nr- .
bndly damaged by insl. Hnln very much necdeit
for coin and vegetables.
N01lTllWi.STiilN : SKCTION.
llox llulte Our u ual suinmer dry spell ban * = et
In. nnd crops are dying accordingly.
Cheiry Wnrin days willed vegc lallon sonm
the Hut of the week , but good shower * last or
the week Improved conditions. liny doing well
nnd buying commenced.
Knyn I'alia Not n trace of rain. Oats atvV
tint ley about nil cut. Some hot days Hpcncil
wheat very fast. Wild hay Iwlng cut.
Hock Week dry , but shower on the 17th re. *
fleshed nil vegetation and corn Is In good eondl-
II on.
on.Sheildan No change In condlllon of rmtill
grain. Coin may be benellled by showers the
last of the week.
ItlllllN IlllVt * llclpfll 111 MlNNOtirl.
COI.U.M1IIA. Mo. . July 21.-The Missouri weekly
crop bulletin. Issued today , says : The rain ban
been of gtent benefit to coin , which Is dolnij
llnely In nearly all counties. Many col respond
ents repoi t early corn Is now assured. 1'as-
tuies , gardens , bite potatoes and meadows have
iilt.fi been gieally benefited by the rains At
a rule the hay clop bus been t-ecured In excellent
condlllou , ami wheat nnd onl-i weie genernlly
threslHMl or stacked before the lalns. whUh weii
lipnvv In some localities. Tlncshlng teturnn
continue lo inillcate u light yield nnd poor nual- ,
Ity of oats. I-'Inx Is tiirnlng out well In sonm
counties , bill In others Iseiy light. Cotton. In.
the southeast , IH doing finely.
FnvoriiMi * Wct-lv In KMIIKIIH.
TOI'KKA , Kan. , July 21. The Kansas weekly
crop report. Issued today. Bays : The week cn-
< rally speaking has been fmorable to corn , nnil
the early crop Is pincllcully assured. In the
eastein division drying weather In the eaily
part of Hie week , which culled corn In nmny
llelds , wns oveicome by good rains. 1'astureH
and meadows conllnno In llrst-class condition
ami the liny crop , which Is now being1 gathered ,
Is excellent. Ill the weslern divisions Imrvemlni ;
Is practically over , ami ihieslilng repoils from ,
the entile Mute discloses n good illnltly | of
wheat , though the yield Is light. Flax Is piov-
Ing n fair ciop.
Illl | > rIVOIIIfllt 111 IIlllKllN.
CHICAGO , July 21. The Illinois weekly weather
crop bulletin , Issued today , gives news of much
Improvement In the north nnd some ImproM'inent
nil over tin : state , although some low land hart
been Hooded In central and southern counties , ntni
some damage caused to oats and wheat In lh
stack. Threshing and the ending of oats mill
timothy harvest have been pushed rapidly. liny
has been saved In fair condlllon nnd shows linn
yield. Oals are proving disappointing In cen
tral and noith counties , being damaged by rust
mid bugs. Wheat nnd rye threshing continues.
I ) < * iiiniiil for XHiniMliii Corn.
Omaha grain dealers report the demaml
from eastern markets rapidly advancing for
Nebraska products. An order for 1,000
carloads of grain , principally corn , wan.
placed among the Omaha men yesterday
from large consumers In Milwaukee A
considerable portion of this order wan
placed with the Omaha Klevnlor company.
The linn has also' doubled Us force
and expects to Increase It rapidly as the
orders which are expected to come in.
RAILIAi TIME CARD
Loaves IIJl'ItLINGTON & MO. 1HKlt.iArilvcs
OmuhaiLTnlon Depot. 10th A : Mason Sts.I Omaha.
"SiSOonr. .7. 77m. Denver hxpressl . 93.uui !
4:3opm.llk : ) IIHIs , Mont & I'uuet timl K4 .OSpnt ,
4:3 : > pin . . . . . . .Denver Uxpietiti . 4:0jpni :
7-Ofiim.Nubraska | Local ( except Sunday ) . 7.4r.pni
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) .ll:2&am
2f5pm..l''oiFt : Mall ( for Llmo'n ) dully. . . _ _ _
Leaves IcillCAdO , m'lli7lNOTOi'.r& < J .Arrives"
fDinnlialUnlon Depot. IQlh & Mason Sis ! Oma li a
Vestibule . fci'rfm : '
f. : COpm . Chicago
9:4fiain : . Chicago Hxpresa . 4 15pm
7rOpm..Chlcat-o : , anil St. Louis lixprcm : 8Kian : (
H35um ; . Pacific Junction Locul . . 6:10plll :
. Knbt Mall 2jMpm )
"Leaves ICHICAttoT MIU & ST. 1'AIJI JAnTvcH "
Oiimrmlnnlon Depot , 10th & JiliisonHtsJ Omiibii
"
C-sopm . . . . .Chicago Llmlled S:05am
llOOnin..Clilcngo HxprcBB ( ex , Sunday ) . . 3:2Spm :
Lenves | CIIlCArO ; & NOIITH WEST'N.I ArflveiT
OinnhiilUiilon Depot , 10th & .MiiKonHJ . _ L Oniuha
lO'Muin Unntcrn Hxprem 3'IOpiu
4:4rpm : Vetllbuled Limited fi4.fipm ;
GslCrini St. I'aul Hxprc-Bx 9:30aiu
KstOnin KI. I'niil Llmlled. . . . . . . . . OKiSpiii
7:30nni..CHiiull : A Hlojx Clly I iciil . .D.lOpni
e-jOpm Omnba Cblcngo Hurclal ftKiani :
MlHeourl Viilh-y I.OC.L . . . 9:30aui :
I aTes ICIUCAflO , H. I. & I-A-'IF/C / lArrlveH
Omiiliiiltlnlon Depot. lOlli fc Mason Sin I Omaha
K A ST. .
] 0:40am..Atlantic : nxmess ( er. Kunday ) fi'SJpm
7:0 : < ) pii ] Nlsht lOxpiest BICiini
4'Miir.-"hlcutii | Veftlbuleit Limited. . . . l:3rjHii
4COpin..Ht. I'aul Ventlbuled Llmlled. . I ; 35pn >
' Wl 1ST. ,
C:4rptn.Oklnhoina : & Texas Hx. ( ex. Hun..10:35an ) : >
l40pin. ; . . Coloradci Llmlled. 4:0 : iuii
T-i'iiverTj C.7 ST. T 7 . .T"o7 fArrlvfs
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Omnlial Depot , 15th and Wi-bsli rfSl _ . I Umuha
s:15mn..Sioux : City Accommodation . . . 8:00pm :
12:30pm..Hloux : City Hxprens ( ex. Kun.llcraiii ) :
LiMveii I K. C. . Ht. J. & 11. II. | Arrlve.
OiiinbalUnlon Depol , lOlli & Mamin Hln | Omaha
II05.UI1 Knu aii City Duy Uiprcsn Caopiu
MlSSOlJHI TACinc
n\-es I
Omalinl D < pot. lOt.i and Webmer rttt _ Omalia
T:20prn..Nebriuka : & Kan'iis Limited. . . | 22Spui ;
930iiiii . Kniims CIV Kxprcss . CH.ini ; )
3X'pm..Ncbrnila ; ( : Jx > cal ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . 9:60am :
LTaTf l HIOITX rTTY" ri > AC1il > IC [ Arrives"
Omalinl Depot , 15ti : and Wtbater Hts. _ [ _ Uiiiuliu
"c'ltiim. . 7T7. St. I'aul Llmlled . , , VilDaiu
I ttvc-s I HIODX CITY & PACII'IC. I An Urn
cimuballjrdon Depol , lOlli & Masonhlf. _ Omaha
640am" ; . Bt. I'aul I'aimeiiKer . U ilOpiii
7:3r : > am . Bloux City runtenger . 9 05pm
e5-iiuii. ; . St. I'aul Limited . . . . 9. jOaiu
keavei" ! 1INION 1'ACIKIC. " ( ArrlfiT
OinnhalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Bin. | Omaha
* t.0ain : . . . .Kearney Kxprens . 410iiiii
l:20am : . Overland Limited . . . . . . . . IMj-piu
SSOpm.lleul'ce : & Hlromsl/K lix ( ex Sun ) 120U.m ;
5:4Jpm. : . Grand Island Kxpresa ( ex. Hun. ) H ; ( pm
8.30pm . Past Mall. . . ; -j- MOani
leaves I wTlfA'HH RAILWAY. ( AnTvcT
OinnhalUnlon Dep"l. _ K" * ' S. Mason Hl . | Oinaiia
" 4 : bim | . SI. l uls Cannon lall..r.llS6mii ) :
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JAAiES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1 ( KM ) . Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISION : AND : STOCKS
Itoom lllVi , Hoard of Trade.
Direct wires to Chicago an'l Kew York.
Coiropondtntvi John A. Wttrrea tt C ,