THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt SMUTIDAT , AUGUST 8 , 1896.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
ncriud Stocks Injuriously Affected
Qraiu and Provisions ,
MUCH WEAKER FEELING DEVELOPS
Trnilo Clitollr I < enl irltli O ullHiL-i1
lrvn HrllliiK lij- tinHninc Inlpp-
! ( lint \Vcrr AclUinn ( he
Other Sldi
CHICAGO , AUK. 7. The grain find proVision -
Vision markets wcro today once tnoro In
juriously affected by n badly demoralized
stock mnrket In New York. They offered
n atoiil resistance , however , to nny ftlrthcr
decline , nnd In the end whent wns no lower
than on the tiny before. Corn wns % c lower
for September , rind from \ c. to Uc higher
for Mny. Provisions only showed any ma
terial decline.
There WUH a pretty peed trailo In wheat
nml moderately nctlvo nt time * , the rnngo
for the day being compnrntlvely narrow ,
liowcvor , at from % c to Ic , The feeling dt
veloped waa on the whole weaker , and Sep
tember Hold oft to t > r.c , December Helling
to D3c , Html figures showing no change on
thn former nnd trlflo gain for the latter.
The liquidation oC September WUH a feature
nnd thi ! nprend botweuti that delivery nnd
December widened nt ono time to 3c. ICurly
cables ciitne * , d lower , northwestern re
ceipts were liberal nnd the local movement
n little larger than expected. The New
York stock market was weak and exhibited
a drooping tendency , till of which dlseour-
iiRed longs nnd many parted with their
holdings Kxports were small. The market
rallied find sold up from Ode to"He on the
cash business effected at the decline. Liv
erpool cables came still lower nnd stocks
Hhowed declines which wns responsible for
the secofid break. Spot In Liverpool waH
off from Virt to4d nnd futures Vld to ? tl
lower. 1'arls wns off IS centimes nnd llont
10 to 20 centimes lower. IJerlln declined y
ir.arJc , while Antwerp'- was pructlcally un
changed.
Corn opened weaker at V4c dccllno , 'rallied
from Me to ? 4c , broke $40 $ , chtinKed somt
nnd closed with % c .loss on September and
from 'Ac to Uc higher for May. The trade
wns chlolly local , with continued free sell
ing by the same Intermix that were ncllvc
on Unit side of the market yesterday.
Shorts covered Homo curly , but the advanci
was met with free offerings , nnd In the nb-
Boneu of support prices declined , llecelpth
were considerably larger than expected
Cnblos wcro weak nnd % A lower nil strounil
and domestic markets easy. Wheat was
weak nnd stocks In New York showed n
declining tendency and were weakening In-
llticncos.
There wns n nervous market In oats , with
a fair business. Prices advanced Vic e.irlj
with corn , but reacted Vic und closed steudj
at about the same ns yesterday. There was
no news of special Importance and prices
bad % o rniiKO and closed higher than thoj
opened on May. nccelptx were heavy. A
fair demand existed. Car lota to go t (
Htoro were Vto to Ic lower , the latter 01
now. Oats by sample were Ic lower fo :
new and ' .40 for old. Offerings of ncv
wcru largo .and the ( ftiullty poor tint
light weight. These were dull. OKI sole
fairly. "
Provisions started easier , presumably be
rniiHO hogs were quoted from ] 0o to 15 <
lower. The opening- declines Induced thi
selling out of quite a number of small lots
on stop loss orders. At a decline from 10 <
to life In pork , and from fie to lOc In Ian
and ribs , local sculping shorts , wbo hat
lind the courage to sell yesterday und re
main short over night , took the ofTerlnp :
abandoned by the tired loncs und thui
Htcudlcd the market. At the close Soptcin
ber pork was Just where It left off yestor
day and Jnnuary l ! > c lower. Lard closet
with a loss of 5c In both September am
January , nnd ribs at a decline ot 15c foi
September and lOc for January.
Kstlmatcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat
3" . " > cars : corn , 1,000 cars ; outs , 310 ortr *
hogs , 11,000 bead.
Jir.o ivaulng i inures ranged as follows :
Articles I O i. fn.v. |
WliC.it.Ko.9
Auept Cfi ?
? < -pt utlH
Coill.No 2. .
134 ' 235
. . 34W49C '
May Slh 37K
Oatn.No. - ' . .
Soot
Vay JO
Pork.r.crbbl
Supt 0 HO o in no 10
Dot ii o > y ( Vll ) on 10WA
Jan. . . . . . . 1 00 7 oo us 00
tard.lliUlbs
Soul 3 50 an
Out ' .1 no jr
Jan il 35' : i uo no ss
lEl.orl ftlbs-
Si-pt. . . . 3 3.1 n 33 25
3 H7W : i 40 'MV 32J.
Jan 31.1 4.1 47 (
Cash quotations were ns follows :
MrulBJitB. J.20 3.20 ; Fprlng patents. UlS , . . ,
HtialshtH , J2.M3f3.Ort ; bakers , J2.002 S3 V
)5rlJx'IirNo' ) ! } ; - K " - l' cN - - > red. r,9ie.
C OltN No. 2.23c ; No. 2 yellow. 2l'ac
No. 1
" ' " " * " '
"li\-K-Nn.\ MM"
HAni.ljy No. 2 , nominal t No. 3. f. o b 27 !
S2u ; No. 4. lXjr22c. !
FlAX.SEED-No. 1 , 71c.
1'llIME TIMOTHV SEED J3.05.
IMIOVISIONS Mi-fs 1101 k , per bbl. XI.33lanl
per 100 Ibs. , J3.15f > 3.20j short ribs , sides loose
3.20j'3.S3 ; dry raited shoulders , boxed , J3735/I.CO
Bliort clear sides , boxed , J3.C2'iJ3.7 ; ,
WHISKY DHtlllers' finished coods. , , or Rn | ,
sirOAUS-Cut loaf. $3.4sranulntcd ; , J4.S2
Btandald "A , " off , $1.87.
I'OUI.THY Steady ; turkeys , SSlOo ; chickens
BlSJJVc : ducks , SlidSc ,
1'he following were the receipts and shipment
On the IVo li | jo oxjliiirt tD4iv tin butter mar
ket WIIH uloailyt crc--imory. OCJMWc ; dairy , uu
' ' ' ' ' ' 8' W "ki 'reH'1' ' "WwlOc. UhecBO , anlet
VOHK
m f ( he | } lly on Vnrlon ;
ClMIIIIKIllltlfH.
NM5W YOHK , Aug. 7-n.Oim-Ilecclpts. 23,70
bbls. ; experts , 13,398 bbls. ; dull and heavy , wit ]
associated hi amis of spring patents reduced 10
per Lid , ; whiter patents , J3.t3 3.5J ; Mlnncsot
patents. I3.23jfj.73j Minnesota baki-rn , } 2.40S3.Sj
BlirlnK , J2.101t2.2 ; winter new grades , JI.80iPJ.03
y ° < ' 0 r , dull ; superfine , JJ.50H2.Wancy ; , j.
. . ,
tinner on ton-Inn buying und local covering ; ol <
otY with Chicago , nml WHS Irremilur during th. .
iluy. Kovcined by bleady cuble" fron tlio con
, tli | nt , luuro. but tvlndM In th southwest aiu
Hie ilnuncl.il depression t nilcanu ; finally r'alllei
on nxpoit buying nnd L-IOM-II StiJ o net hither '
Mcpli'mlwr , Wbia . i-lo
u. liig. 03-e.
COnN-Ufi-i-lpts. J3S.400 bu. ; ciports 31 057 hu
ipot. easy ; No. 2 , 30c. elevator. Option * advance ,
ut first pn big ejport puruim.eii yesterday ani
hul wlnda. but later sold oft. nnd closed Jar
.
UAT.S IleceliUa. SU.300 bu. ; exportu J 75 bu
pot , iiuli-t ; No. 2. 8JHc. Option * opened steadi
but afterwards reacted with corn , and closed ' .1
Jjo Jowcr : .Uitjust , closed 2214c ; September , KS
* IJiiu f' ' i'-1 Vj111'11"5' ! ' K 17 ° P. .COH0.60.
Illlll.S- yj Oujveston , Ho ; Texas , diy , 8'4c
HOl'S-lhlll ; lk'J4 ciop. 2'.i ! tc ; 1SW crot
,
Ll-ATIIiU--rileaily ; hemlock Bole. nueno
Ayre * . light to heavy weights , 20fT2lc
'
* ' . . " " " ! ; . . " ? - . " " * . - * . ! . .V.cket , .J , ; . o 7oo : : n
. . . . . , .
r. > .t.vr TV * vv gt ro , * a , tu , l | U , It : HlKrt >
11.1214 , Dry salt meats , boxed ehoulderV ani
long" . H.Mi ribs. J3.73 ; short * . Jl. 74 , i."rd
cusy ; we tern vtraiu. J3.Wif3.00 niked : ro
fined , steady. IMrk. lower ; old to new mess
S8.BWf8.75j niiort clear , ja.50ttlo. j family , ioo
( 11.00.
O11.H I'elroleuni , quiet ; 1'ennsylranla crude
Itrurig , Il.COU ; Ohio , cruJe , steady , jtocln'esslar
itralncd , common to good. JI.S7Hgi.oa , Tur
pcntlnc. dull ; ! I 2IC , Cottonw-ed oll7 tea.y |
l.rlino ciuJu , ISiiiUo ; off grades , 18fiiV : prim
vummer yellow , JJ'.itjrioj prime whltu. tl0ia.
MOI < AiiHis-QuIet : _ New Orleans , open kettle
FHEIOHT8 To Liverpool , quiet ; cotton , b' '
iteum. 3-12il : Brain , by iteini. Id.
KICK- Firm ; dome tlc , fair to extra. JKIfSc
Japan. 4fMVic.
HinTKU Hectlpts. 9.K17 pk- ! steady ; west
rn dairy , OiflZu ; western cieamcry ,
-ecfi. . . piEs. quiet ; lar
' m * 54 < lT'4c . small4OTc \ ; part tti.uiiv , 4UO'.4o ' ; ful
K ( klms. IKUjc.
\ M IXlC.B-lttciHpts. 7,4 ! > l | , lign. ; steady ; utate on
' | H I'eiuxylvanU . UOlIo : wrslpin , HRISo ,
B MKTAL3 > | B Iron , c l t. Copper , easy : brok
* r . Hl.Wr exrhanir * . ttl-W. Lfnd , MeAAy ; do
mestlc broker * . J.70 ; exi-nansa. t.W. Tin
Spel
Ury Guutli.
NEW YOUK. Au . 7-Th d y' buslncM ha
turned out very weJ | tu the varlout class * , o
tat.ii RJ | h * volume of i < ul completej
. . . , . . . . . . . . .
- - .M.I./ * cod * > ' > lppfd on ttccuuni o
| . old ° * r . > * > * a vcor mjill > ni
ITS ! ' " J11 * * * tot brown coltoos. prlnU , colurei
I \
. . . .
cottons , blenched givxls nnd other Keannnitble
jpeolaltlM , The proiluctlon of denlmn In very
much reduced , and ftorku nrn nominally next to
nothing , us four large mills nrc without n
piirKnge of plain blue good * . Printing cloths
steady at 27-HV %
l-'AI.tj ItlVKIl , Main. . Aug. 7. Thi > local print
cloth market eloced very n"'st ' at 2 7-lCc.
OMAHA ( jnNF.llA MAHICKT.
Cniulltlnn nt Trnilr nml Qnntntlon *
on .SI. Mile nml I'niK-r 1'roilncc.
KOOS-Cholce Btoclt. Siic.
I1UTTK11- Common to fair , 7C7Hc ! choice to
fancy , country , H012c.
VKAIr Cholc4 fat , 80 to 120 Ibs , , Is quoted at
( Sic ; Inrae anil coarse. { & : > c.
Cl I KUSK Domestic brick , 13c ; Edam , per doi. ,
J3.60 ; club house , 1-lh. tarn , per do * . , IJ.M ; I.Ira.
terser , Jnncy , per Ib. , I3ci Iloauefort , H-lb.
Jan , per doz. , M.COj Young America. ) , lc ; twins ,
fancy. HHo.
I'OItLTHV Live hcni. 6 f. < orockn. . 3c ; turk -
k , So : old ducks , 6c ; spring chickens , PC ;
spring ducks. DC.
I'lOKONH Live. OOo ; dead plKeons not wanted.
HAY Upland , 13.00 ; midland , Jt.Mi lowland ,
14.00 ; ry < > straw , JfPO , color makcn the price or.
liny ; light lml < - sell the best ; only top grade ]
bring top price * .
IlltOOM COHN Extremely ii'.ow sale ; new
crop , dnllvcrod en trick In country ) choice green
nlr-worklng carpet , per In. , z c ; choice Riccn ,
running to hurl , 2Ur : common. lV4c.
VI-XIKTAHLIW.
WATKIlMKLONS-I'er Am. , crnte < l according
to size. J2.IWJ2.23.
rANTAI.Oltl'KS-Per J1.75.
. - 3-doz. crntcs ,
TOMATOKrt-l'er Vi-bll. basket , 40&JOO ! ' .i-bu.
basket. SOtrtOc ,
ITUrtJMIIKltS-lVr doz. . 2.V.
NEW ONIONrt Oood stock , per bu. , Mo.
LIMA I1MANS Per Hi. , 4e.
IIHANH llnM picked navy , per Int. , J1.40Ut.r,0
CAI1HAOI3 Home growt ) , per hundred , HOcO
H.CO.
CELKIlY 1'er doa. , 23QOc ; fancy mammoth ,
73WSOC.
I'OTATOKS New potatoes , per bu. ( 25c.
FllUITS.
OHAl'MS Home grown Moore's Karly , 23c ;
Iowa Concords. 23i %
CAL1KOIINIA I'KACHKS-HaU's Early , per
box , "So ; ( * mwfordi , M 'Iftc.
CALITOMNIA I'U'MH IVr box , $ t.W ) .
CAL1KOIINIA OUAl'KS I'or case , 11.10.
A IM'LKS Cooking , fier bid. , $2.00 ; eating. J2.23.
SOUTIIKtlN I'KACHKK 1'cr 4-baskct crate ,
frcn stones. ? 3c ; clings , 7Gc.
CAI.IKOUNIA 1'RAUH - Dartletts , tl.B001.7S ;
Iluerre Hardy. tl.0 rl.4fi.
lIMTI-nil-MlUIIca l > cr 16-qt. case , 1.73 ,
TltoriCAL FlcUITS.
OUANOI3S llodl , per case , J6.CO ; Mexican
orangrs , J4.M.
LKMONS Mersinns , fancy , 11.50 ; choice , J4.00 ;
California lemons , )4.00.
11 ANANAS Choice large Block , per bunch.
I2.00it2.23 ; medlum-lzi > d bunches , JI.MW2.M.
1'INKAI'I'LF.S-No shipping stock.
MISCELLANKOUS.
IIONBY Fancy whltd. 'per Ib. , He ; choice , 13o ;
California , amber color , luc.
OlDIJU-Claillled Juice , per half bbl. , $3 ; pet
bbl. , J. .
I'llHBKUVKS-Assorted , 20-lb. palU , each , $1.40.
MAl'I.n SYIIU1' Five cal. cnn . cnch. 12.75 ;
gal. cans , per doz. , JI2 ; H gal. culls , tG.23 ; quart
cans , J3.W.
FIOR Imported fancy , C crown. 30-lb. bores.
He ; choice , 10-lb. boxes. 3 crown , 910c.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , medium ,
size. lOc ; Tarragona almond * , per ll > . , large.
121/jc ; Itiazlls. pel Ib. , So : English walnutH , per
Ih. . fancy soft shell , 12o ; medium size , lOc ; fit.
berts , per Ib. , lOc ; pecans. polUhod medium. So ;
large. lOo ; peantits. raw , < % 5J7c ; roastiM. 71c.
DATI5S Halloween , per Ib. , Cc ; fards , 10-lb.
boxes , per Ib. , 7n.
DIIESSED MEATS.
UKKP Drcsbed steers , 400 to 600 Ibs. , C6' c-
western steers. 4 i 3Uc ; fiood cotva and heifers.
4JiWSV4c ; medium cows und heifers , 4 > ifrSe | good
fm-equarters , cows nnd heifers , .IVitflc ; good
forenuarfers. native steers , 4ViS3c ; good hlm'-
niinrlprs. cows and heifers , 7fff7Uc ; good liln ' -
nimrtors. Btners. SVjc ; cow rounds , 5 c ; cn > "
plates , 3c ; bunoless chucks , 4c ; cow chucks , 3ViW
4'o ; steer cliucks. 31ic ; beef tenderloins. 20c ;
beef rolls , boneless , 9c ; slrtoln butts , boneless 9c ;
loin backs , boneless lOc ; loin backs. So : cow lib *
No. 3 , 7c ; cow loins. No. 3 , Olic ; bocf trlm-
xheep filucks , tc ; fheeii toncucs , p'cr doi. . 23c.
POIIK Dressed hogs. 4V4c : pork loins , 6'Ac ;
spare ribs , 3140 ; ham sausages , butts , 4c ; pork
shoulders , 4Mc ; pork shoulders , rklnned. 4',4c ;
porK trlmmliiKs , So ; lent lard , not rendered , 4c.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 crecu Mdes. 4 : jjo 2 green
hides. BV4oj.No. 2
per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , cnch. 23jCOc ;
green aalted shearlings ( short * vooied early
skins ) , each , ISo ; dry shearlhigs ( short woolcd
. . . . . .
i. * iu. , u iut.i i.c.guL. , tfinrj nine nansus
ind Nebraska Murrain .wool , pelts , per Ib. . uct-
ual weight. . ® } ; dry flint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per Ib. ; actual weight , 4t3o ; dry
flint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
welEht , 3f4e ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND QUEASE Tallow. No. 1 , 2Vic :
tallow , No. 2 , 1540 ; grease , while A , 2\-a \ ; grease
white II , l < 4c ; grease , yellow , l'ic ; crease , dark ,
lV4c ; old butter. 22' , c ; beeswax , prime , 130
22o ; rough tallow. Hie.
HONKS In cur lots , weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry bulTulo , per ton. Jl2.ooQli.00 ; dry
country , blenched , per ton , J10.00SJ12.00 : dry
country , damp and meaty , per ton. JC.OOflJS.OO.
WOOI. Unwanted , fine heavy. 63 > 7c ; fine , light.
SI9c : ouartrr blood , 10ftlie , seedy , burry und
chaffy , Sffllc ; cotted and broken , coarse , 7JMc ;
rotted and broken , fine. GJI8c. Fleece washed
Medium. ISJHSc : line. ItaiCo ; tub washed , 1GD
ISc ; hlnck. 8c ; bucks , fo ; tag locks. 2ff3c ; dead
pulled , 5 Cc.
I.lvorpnol Mnrko < .
LIVKHPOOL. Aug. 7. WHEAT Spot , quiet ;
demand , moderate ; No. 2 red. winter , 3s ! V4d-
No. 2.red , Hiring , 5s ; No. 1 Callfoinla , CM G&d.
Futures opened steady , with near and distant
positions V4d lower , und closed stonily v.'lth near
positions Vid lower nnd distant positions Hid
lower ; business about equally distributed ; Au
gust , 4s lO'.ld ; fc'epteniber , 4a lO d ; October , 4s
lOHd ; November , It ltd ; December. 4s ll'.id.
(7ORX Sfiot , ifulet ; American ml/ed. new , 2s
lOd. Futures opened quk-t. with near ami dls-
taut positions ' /jit lower ; clored ( inlet , with near
positions ' /WUd lower , nnd distant positions V-5J
? iil lower ; huslnoBn nboiit t > qimlly distributed ;
August , 2s 9id ! ; Heptcmbpr , 2s OVid ; October 2s
9ftd ; November , 2s lOiid ; DiH-ember , 2s 10Va < I.
I''I ' OUH Hte.idy ; domaiid , moderate ; St. Louln
fancy , winter , G.t M ,
PEAS Canadian , 4s Cd.
PKOVISIONS Hacon , steady ; demand , poor ;
Cumbeiland cut , 2S to 10 Ibs. , 23sj short ribs ,
28 Ibs. , 27s ; long clear , light , 38 to 43 Ibs. , 24s ;
long clear , heavy , nominal ; short clear backs ,
light , IS Ibs. , 2s ; short clear middles , heavy ,
nominal ; clear bellies , It to 16 Ibs. , 73s. Shoul
ders , square , 12 to 13 Ibi. . 23s. Hams , short cut ,
H to 10 Ibs. , 42s fid. Tallow , line North Ameri
can , Us 9,1. Hoof , extra India mess. 4Cs 3d ;
prime mess. 3& M. Pork , prime mess , line west
ern. 43s ; medium western , 3-ia 9d. Lard , quiet ;
prlrno western , IDs 3d ; rellned , In p.ills , l'J.i Cd.
CHEESE Firm ; demand , poor ; finest American
white. 36s ; finest American colored. 3C.s"Gd.
IIUTTEIl Finest United States , 73s ; good. GOs.
OILS Cottonseed oil , Liverpool rellned , I3s 'Jd.
Linseed oil , 17s Cd.
HKFHIOEKATOn I1EEF Forcquarters , 3'4d ' ;
hindquarters. Ci < l.
HOI'S At London ( Paclftn coast ) , SI ISs.
The receipts of wheat ilurlng the past three
days were 205,000 centals , Including 83,000 Amer
ican.
The receipts of American corn during the past
three days ttcie 1B3.100 centals. The weather Is
cloudy ami threatening.
Nt. I.iinlM ( ; i-n era I Mnrkcf.
ST. LOUIS , AUK. 7 FLOUIl Market still
dull , but steady to llrm ; iiifents , JJ.0003.15 ;
extra fancy , n.70ff3.S ; fancy , Ti.40if2.50 ; choice ,
12.1051.I'D. ; !
WHEAT Nervous , unsettled nnd Irregular dur
ing most ot the session , A fear of financial
troubles rendered would-be buyers timid and In
creased the selling whenever -weakness cropped
out. Most cf the conditions favored the hear
side , and the future market declined , but cloned
bid.
OATS Futures weak nnd lower , with srll ra
more numerous ; spot , lower ; No. 2 cash. 19Wc
" " ' el"emb0r' ' 18K ° ! May > 2 ° ' ' 5c <
FLAXSBISD-JSQCfc !
TIMOTHY SEKD New. J2.7oes.00.
.HAY Trading light , no Improvement being
looked for till weather becomes peeler ; prairie.
new , J8.CKMJ6.W ; timothy , old , J7WH10.50new '
J3.(10fflO.OO. ( this side.
WHISKY JI.2 : .
POULTRY Firm ; chickens , old , 7c ; spring , Sc ;
turkeya. ducks und geese , unchanged.
E11OS Steady ; 9c.
METALS Lead , declined. 100 ton * common
aelllng at KM : vpelter , held at J3.CC.
COTTON T1ES-J1.23.
PROVISIONS I'ork. lower ; standard mess. Job-
bluff , $ . < xni , K. Lard , steady ; prime steam ,
{ 1.10 : choice , J3.1S. Uacon , boxed shoulders ,
ft.Rii ; lenin ! . J4.I2H ; ribs , Ji.23 : nhorn. H'.o.
Dry salt nirats , boxed Bhouldern , SI ; longs , 13.73 :
ribs. J3.87H : shorts. Jl.
KEC'HIPTS-Klour. 3,000 bbl . : wheat , 122,000
bu. : corn. 1M.OOO bu. ; oats , : i.OOO bu.
SHIPMENTS Hour , 6.000 bbls. ; wheat , 8,000
bu. ; com , fJO.OOO bu. ; oats. 9.0uO Uu.
NEW YOIIK. Aug. 7.OOKKKDOptions
opened steady , with prices 10615 points tower ;
ruled generally weak under foreign and local
liquidation , following unsatisfactory * pot de
mand and disappointing cablts ; closed quiet at
K\fM points net decline ; sales , 17,000 bags ;
August , JUUOWM.20 ; September. JS.I5yj.SO. Spot
coffee , Illo. dull. Mild , quiet ; n.iles. l.tM tags
Muracalbo , p. t. Warehouse deliveries from New
York yesterday , 1,67 ! bags ; New York stock
today , J8J.890 baps ; United States Block. Z0fi.o7
bags ; afloat for the United State * . 211,000 bags :
total vUlblo supply for the United States , iU.tOI
bays , against 617,033 bags la.t year ,
IIAVHB. AUB7.4 0FKEB-43lo.ed Irregular
at ll f net decline ; sales. 40.000 bags.
SANTOS. Aug. 7-COFFEE-Qulct : good av.
raga Santos , 10.800 rels ; recelptv. W.SOO bags ;
stock. aSS.OOO bags.
HAMDl/HO. AUK. T-COFFEE-Qulet and unchanged -
changed ; tales , : t , 00 bags.
RIO. Augl. . COVFEK Barely steaAy ; No. 7
nio. 10. COO rtti ; excliaiue , 91I-3J ; receipts. 18.000
bags : cleared , for tun untied states. 44.000 bags ;
for Europe , S.OCO bass ; slock. 232,000 bags.
Frisco Wheat Quotation * .
HAN FRANCISCO. Au * . 7.-WUJSAT-St adyj
December ,
WAS A SHOCK TO CONFIDENCE
Moore Brothers' ' Failure Had a Bad Effect on
the Money Market.
MERCHANDISE EXPORTS INCREASING
Dint .t Co. Ill-port Ijiirttr Movement *
ofVluiit , DlMtiirbi-d lnlii > r Con-
illllonn mill Di-inorall/nlhiii
In Hit' Iron .MnrhclH. -
NI3W'OUK , Aug. 7 U. a. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review of trade , which issues to
morrow , will nayr The sensational collapse
of the speculators at Chicago who con
trolled the Diamond Match and Now York
lllxcult stocks , and had hoisted them to
fancy prices , with the consenuont closing of
the Chicago Stock exchange for a period In
definite , though followed by remarkably
few failures , brings n sudden change In
monetary conditions throughout the coun
try. At least a month earlier than had
been expected Chicago 1ms drawn heavily
upon Illinois bank balances , nnd with
drawals of other western funds may natur
ally result. Europe was also moved to sell
American stocks rather freely , so that the
average of sixty most active railroad stocks
fell about 2.IS per share and the average
of trust stocks about t.M. The Instant co-oiiera-
tlon of the money Interests at Chicago to re
strict the disturbance deserved praise , and did
much good , but It Is not possible to avoid some
fhoclc to public confidence , and a ijulck tighten
ing of eastern money markets has already shut
oft commercial loans almost entirely. Tlie col-
Inpso aluo Increased the caution of bankers and
others regarding loans on securities of a similar
character.
It l Important that the Increane of merchandise
exports J&CO.WO or 12 per cent over last year , for
the week nnd the decrease of Imports $700,000 , or
7.7 per cent , still continues to limit the sum
payable abroad. In live week * the Increnso of ex
ports has been $3.400,00. or 16 per cent , and too
decrease of Imports J9.SCO.OCO. or IS per cent ,
which help * to balance accounts.
The movement of wheat Is again large , At
lantic exports being 1,761.033 bu. for the week.
Hour Included , ngaln.it 731MO bu. last year , and
since July I Ss : > S,70t bu. , ngnlnst 4,728.fll9 bu. last
year. Conflicting crrp reports arc as numerous
und noisy as ever , but the moro reliable mark
up winter wheat to 300,000.000 bu. and the. move
ment tends to sustain sucb estimates , for since
.luly 1 western receipts have been 17,833,33 ! bu. ,
acralnst 9.330.020 bu. last year. It Is not easy to
believe that with prices to cents lower than a
year ngo farmers have marketed from a smaller
crop so per cent more wheat. Corn Is also mov
ing rnpldly. with western receipts of 4.S73.00S bu. ,
against 1.CG1.074 bu. last year. The situation ns
to cotton is doubtless critical. Kxtiemely hot and
Ury weather bos done serious harm , and the
price bas risen almost beyond precedent , ? jo on
Wednesday alone , end the alarm will nt least
bo of service to planters In giving them better
prices. %
Labor Is more disturbed than usual. The great
Btrlke of garment workers lias gieatly extended ;
the strike nt Cleveland has broken out again nnd
Involves teveral other branches of labor ; Iron
furnace men of the Shenango valley resist a
reduction to t.io wanes ot May , 15,03 , though the
Mahonlns valley workers do not ; the Iron works
throughout the country arc trying to cut dawn
the cost 111 order to keep In operation ; the Iron
mines of the Oogcblc range arc stopping ; the
suspension of cotton mills has Iwconte more
general , nnd over 1,000.000 , rplndlcs are said to
bo Idle at Fall Illver nlone , nnd probably three-
eighths or more of the entire producing ca
pacity In the country ; the rubber works have
mostly stopped , nnd a number of woolen mills
also. Evidently both the working forces and
their wagi-s have been reduced. The Iron mar
kets grow less demoralized In tone , bccaue all
the associations decided to maintain prices for
this month , but the markets uie not stronger
In volumes of onb'rs or purchases. Pressure
to sell , even nt concessions , la the prevailing
rule , and prices are almost nominal. Minor
metals are generally weik : , but prices of coke
und cOnl are. held without variation. Curtail
ment of production In cottons does not bring a
stronger market , nnd a few quotations are re
duced. Sales of light weight woolens are dis
appointing and mulnly of cheap grades , and , In
some cases , prices are ngnln reduced. Hales of
wool for the week were 2.710.4m Ib3. . uulnst 8-
233.300 Ibi. last year , und 9,271.700 Ib3. In 18.12.
Failures for the week bavo been 240 In fie
United States , against 227 last year , nnd 32 In
Canada , against 43 last year.
Y CI.EAIUXO HOUSE ! TOTALS.
DOMINION OK CANADA.
Clearings at Hay City. Fall Illver. Akron ,
Snrlngtleld , O. , Canton , Sioux Falls. Fremont.
Hustings. Chattanooga. Fargo , Nashville and
Oalveaton not Included In total.
TOO 13.UILY POIl TIIK VA1TIIADIS. .
Geiiernl Trnile Couilltliiim Sliotr Some
Improvement lit 1'lnces ) .
KKW YORK , Aug. 7 , nradslreet'B tomorrow
will ay : In nearly all lines trade 1s unchanged ,
In t.ome departments llfelesa. South ami south
west the heat has had an unfavorable Influence ,
but merchants in all directions continue to buy
for needs only. While It la too early for fall
trade to assume large proportions , distribution
of clothing and shoes at Chicago bas Improved
somewhat , although less active than one year
ago , At several center * bankers have preferred
not to loan an freely as heretofore. Merchants ,
not wishing to be refused , have accordingly cur
tailed their requests for accommodation. Mer
cantile collection * are slow , uud In some In
stances more difficult to make. Renewed scru.
tiny of credits has had an effect In restricting
ttia same. Iron and steel Industries remain ex
cessively dull. Makers of pig are piling stock.
Large lots could be obtained at concessions.
Cotton yarn manufacturers have agreed to cur-
tall production CO per cent during August , and ,
owing to lack of demand , western packing house
employes have been Uld off. There ls no Im
provement In wool , - I some Philadelphia mills
UW9 been shut down. Portland advices arc
that no considerable movement ot Oregon wool
will take place until after election. Cotton foods
remain unchanged1 , noWfpifitnndlnR the higher
prices for cotton. ' : l
Comparatively fftVftrnblff reports concerning
trade are more numerous than In preceding
w > k . Plttabum Jobbcrrr.'iiort n slight Incrraoe
In th volume of trad * , 'wft ' nt llnltlmnre there
In ft murkM Improvement , ! * lth Jobliers reserving
orders freely. i . i
Exports of wheat , nottr. Included in wheat ,
from both coasts of the tjftlted Staten , thl week
amounted to J.747ooo bMltflm comivrwl with 2.-
4,000 hu. last weekol. 50.000 bu. In the corresponding
responding- week one year agu , 3,4I7.WX ) Irti. two
years BRO. and with 5ofS,000 bu. In the like
week of 1H > 3. "
lluslness failure * throughout the United States
thH week number 5W.n decrease compared
with one week BRO , when the total wns 2W. Tlic
falling off Is principal * ! fn thn middle and New
England states. As conft.nred with one year
ftito , thin week's totaj shows all Increase of
sixty , anif wllh two rrtr1 aito Bn Increase of
seventy-two. In the first week of August , 1M3 ,
during the panic , the total number uf failures
was 171. There ore .V liuj-lnc'j failures reported
from the Cunadlnn Dominion this week , com
pared with 37 last week , 31 In the week one
year ago , und 4 two years ago.
i > inn > itAi.iy.ii ; > nv
\MV York Storlt 'Mnrket Mot A IT < T ted
by ( InMliorrn Knllurc.
NKW YOHK , Aug. 7. llradslreet'H review of
the New York sleek mniket tomorrow will nay !
During the pnst wtek speculation In the New
Yorc ! IMilkel hfls shown renewed bearish ten-
rt-snelcn , culminating on l-'rlday In a ovpr II-
riUld.iMi.il and general demoralization of prlcrs.
IHt ( tilluit of prominent Chlcsgo operator * and
Ihe cc.lltippe of n boom , with the closing of tlie
Stuck exchanim there , had no limnnliato con-
iieit'- with Wall street , but , nevertheless , the
Incident cieated fours that the Injury mUht l
more widespread thnn Is said to be the cnse , and
It may be obmrtnt , Indeed , that the hardening
f the call loan market hen1 U attributed mainly
to complications created by the CMIcairo troubles.
At the close of the Vteek , however , lhr > rl of
call Umns to Gf7 i > er cent and the illtllcully In
obtaining time loans , were enVctlva In creating
Iliiuldatlrm. The disturbance nt Chicago , the ex
pectation of higher money , the political situation
and thn fact that railroad earnings am becoming
decidedly unsatisfactory , were nil used by the
bear party with more or lens effect upon prices.
The ease , however , with whlc'.i bear Interests
have produced an Impression IIIMIII the Kliatv
list Is mainly due to the fact that tlio most
Influential people In the street are not giving
any apparent protection hi their stock specula
tion and that the public Is Inking no part what
ever In the market , the declines In prices nt *
trnctlng no buying wh'atever , except that re
sulting from the covering of tdort contracts
and the purchases for London account. The lat
ter market , however , bas not exhibited the name
degree of bullish feeling In regard to American
BwurllOB that It has shown for nomc week *
pnst. It has lioccnic plain that the buying from
that quarter u-ns professional , ana tliut t'li1 '
Hrltlsn i-OKIr has been and continues totally
IndlfTclent. On 1'Yldny Ijondon was , however , a
btijir on Um breaks ln _ our stock list.
STOCKS AM ) IIONDS.
Security Miirlct-t WUH UiiiiMiinlly . \ ! -
tlve mill Surprised ( lie Hi-urn.
NKW YORK , Aug. 7. The stock market today
was unusually active nnd displayed a degree of
weakness that surprised even the most com-
promlfhiR be.irs. The declines were exceptionally
severe nnd only tlie conservatism ot the leaders
of that fnctlon prevented open dcmor.illzatton , ns
the only support wns by covering purchases.
Liquidation was the order of the day In all
elates of Stock exchange peenrltles , nnd some
of the lower records established In tlu > active
list were considerably' below the Venezuela
proclamation panic figures. Thenvns no spe
cial news to account for the break , but nn ad
vance In cull money rates to nn uxlieme 7
per cent , following upon renewed disturbances In
loans by the banks , precipitated a flood of en
forced Felling orders nnd gave the advocates of
lower prices n clear field. There was not the
slightest Indication of unusual excitement on the
floor of the exchange , but the complete absence
of support was regarded n * unfavorably .ilmilil-
cnnt of the despondent , feeling generally prevail
ing.
ing.Thin condition of the 'Will ' street mind was
further evidenced by uugcc.-Unn.i of the neces
sity of Issuing clearinghnupe certificates In order
to protect collateral from1 open sacrifice. The
rumor Is referred to nsrhvt-ln ? exerted decidedly
unfavorable Influence .Ini Jhe mat ket , and was
seml-oinclally declared to bo Jiremnture. The mur-
kot ; opened Irregular , but rniln displayed a decided
ragging tendency , Isnorlng sll'-ht fractional im
provements In the London markets for American
securities. The declines In the tlr t hour were
striking , n few rcnchln/r a sensational shrlnkuga
In the prices of high'grade Investment securi
ties. Purchaser by shorts'resulted ' in partial re
coveries of Iff2 per cejit , .but near mlddny the
downward movement .was resumed on the ad-
vam-e in money. The < 7ei'llnos at the lowest
points Included : Manlraltart , 7W per cent : New
York. Lake Krle & Western. S per cent ; Hurling ,
ton , S& per cent ; MorrU and Ksscc , O'i per cent ;
Consolidated Oai and' L'ea'fl preferred , STi per
cent ; .Western Union , fl'l { ptr cunt : Consolidated
Cis nnd Ij.irlnwnnna , ) | MrMqrnt : Himar4 ? ; per
cent , and St. I'nul.,4U per rent. The exceptional
' * .LMk'h 33 Irt MuhlmUan' ' -a"'iUscrtu'M to th de
cision iidversP1 to then 'couv.iany made by , tlio
Itnpld Transit commissioner ? .
Lute In the day the Idng expected and much
foreaifcteil statement of operations for thff cpiar-
ler ending June * 20 cnm ito hand. An Increased
deficit of 518.200 In the dividends cannot Ujxltl-
inntely be considered to justify nil of the recent
bonr clamor. The ci-lllng prw un appeared ex
hausted , so far an the general list was concerned ,
about 1 o'clock , and. although concessions con
tinued to IM made In spots , the tendency was
mainly to rally. The movement wni very fever
ish and hinged entirely upon covering of Klmrts.
llurllngton recovered to 56 , Manhattan to SOV- ,
Lak-j Shore Jump * ! 3 per rent to IIS , and other
stocks 1 to 2 per cent. The extreme Improvements
wern not retained. The closing wns feverish at
net IQSKCS of from 1 to C pjr c nt. the last In Man-
hattun. The bond market iOiircd : In the ilemorul *
Izntlon that was' ' apparent in the stock mnrket ,
with the vpeciilatlvp IP'SUOH bearing the brunt
of the liquidation. The losses , however , were
the more material In the. hl h priced nnd less
active bends. LoulM-lllo'.t New Albany consols
wore conspicuous for an exceptional advance of
. " > per cent to n * > . The sales were 51.100,000. The
principal declines w-c-ro In the Union Pacific
sinking funds Ss. 8 per cent : Manhattan coiifols ,
7'i per cent : St. Paul. M. . Sr M. . us , 7 per cent ;
Wahnsh seconds. per cent ; Kansas & Texas
second" . 3 per cent ; Third Avenue llrsls , S 4 pjr
cent ; Texas Sr Pacific llr ts. 2' ficr cent , nnd
Atclilscn fours 2 per crnt. Onvernments yielded
fractionally all around on dealings of J.tt.CM.
The Kvenlntr Post's London financial cablegr\m
snv : Tile > tcck nmrketn to-lay were Idle nnd
flat. Americans opened well above til * parity and
early In the day sonio blocks of shares weie
bought by good bouses for locking up. Then on
tlio heavy polling In New York the mirket wont
to pieces. It rallied fractionally about 4 o'clock ,
only to glvo away ngntn , nnd closed at til--
lowest , nnlhoad bonds ore practically unmar
ketable. The only favorable points nre bear
milei of loading stocks tndny ns a protection
against unmarketable securities held nn < l the
fact that th re Is now scarcely any accounts
open. On the other hand. It Is feared that , ow
ing to the recent case of money , large blocks of
stocks mav have l > oen puwned , nnd. If so , n
further collapse , ls feared. The other markets
were mostly under the Influence of Americans ,
the effect being all the greater because of thq
limited markets of the holiday season. The
Paris bourne opened wtak , but closed better.
The llerlln mnrket was steady to firm.
Th following were the closing quotations on
the leading storks of the New York exchange
tcdav :
Alchlton N. Y. Central 811
AdauiH l-.x N. Y. A N. I- ! , . . . . . . JV5
AP.OH.T. II Ontiirio.t 11) )
Am. Kxnrosn _ . tureeon line V-
ll.ilIlmoro. Ohto. 14lj ( > IMOII Nnv
Rainulii I'nclna. , . , n.1 10. 8. UAU , N
OaiiiidaSoiitluirn. . 4DH I'nclllu Mall
Central I'ajltlv , , . , 1:1 : TVorin IMC , .tE. . . .
Chits , AOlilu l-'hi tPlttsburz
Chlcneo k AltDil. . 14H Pullman I'.il.ico. . .
C..H..VIJ
ciiicmo < ; .IH 45t fii. a. vr 1.1
CoiiHOlldaled Oai. IH.IK'tJt , ( ! . W. nfd -lO
a. c. . j. .vst. L. . . IDHOOK ( ; uiaua BOI ,
Colo. Coal .t Iron , . ! < St. JMnl.
Cotton Oil Cort. . , . n do pfd 11H
Doluwarob Htul. . 11.- St. l' . .fcOnnivi. . . . : h
Uol..LucU. > VV , . . liA : 1 Idopfd 12I
D.&u.a. pta 37 Soiilhorn Pncitla. . HI
U.AC. V. CO Siurarltotlnurv. . . . HU > |
Krlo. . , . . lo iTcnn. Coal .Mron.
ErlolHtufd ToxatPnclllo .
clo'Jd pfd 1.1 T. &O.Cant , ufd , , .
IFortWayne lUi Union P.iclnc .
( I.Nortliorn pfa. . , lOil . . U.S , Kxil HBi .
C.&K , I. pfd Ull'1 ' XV.'lit. I. . AP .
llocklu ? Vallor. . . 1:1 : } * Writ. L. A P. iit < L ,
Illtnoln Central. , 81) ) \Yolls \ Varta Ex. . .
ISt.l'.JlDiiIuth. . . . " - 8 Wratorn Union. . . .
It.4T.pf.L 1711 VHttMue i L. H , .
Lake Krlo A West In , . k..rt Pfd. '
do Dfd Bll1' M..A SU 1
LalioSiioro ] : til' ffiiii. o
Load Taist. . . . . . . . 174j ! ( W f * '
LoulHVlllo&N. , . . 411 h N-,1 , , . . , . . lllh
L. * N. A S" O.K. .VI IBM
ManhattauCon. . . . 70 lo Dfd ' ' " ' " 80
IMemulitaA O T. l'L.'iC.'f ! . , .
Michuraii Coin K3i : VS.it , L. &K.O.pfi II )
illssourl 1'aolHo. . lft > , Ii. U. . ii
Mobllo&Oluo Ill , , lu iii !
NuMivllloUhat. , . . 08"
National Cordau-j. 3)V ) UU
Nnt Corduiei ptd. . U- ; tXm."Toi.\VO.'Col. HO
N.J. Coiilr.1l 8U Cpm'ICabloCo , , , . 12.1
N.&W.pfd 11 , AIII , Suir.ir pfd 4M
North Am. Co 3 U , M-"ordairo Kid. , su
Northern I'.ieltlu.IW O.V > . Lentlio.pfd. .
N. I'aclflu Dfd. . . . . . lot ul
U.P. I ) . & u i > | o pfd . (17
Northwestern B'Jri -.SJtBlBtTB30(343 , (
doptd Hi"
tofforcd 'ex-tllv. J\J \ } . - HeBsmcnts pnlJ.
The total sale * of , Mucks today were S33.S06
shares , Including the fulluwing : American To.
bacco , 10,200 ; Atchtson , 10,300 ; American Sugar ,
11,1(0 ( ; llurllngton & Oulncy , 23,000 ; Chicago dun ,
10.100 : General Klectrlc , 3. ( .0 ; Louisville & Nnsli.
Vllle. 10.700 ; Manhuttan Consolidated. ll.'JOO ; Mis.
sourl Pacific , 3,200 ; Heading , S.DOO : Hock Island ,
9WO ; St. 1'aul. 04.900 ; Ukilon 1'uclllc , 4,000 ; Wai
bash , preferred. 3.000 ; Western Union. 18.4QO :
Wubash & J iko Krle. J,70t ) : Southern railroad ,
preferred , MOO ; New Jeruey Central , S.500.
London Stoclc Qiiutntlun * .
LONDON , Aue , 7. I p. m. closluj :
CousolD. m'y. , 11:1 : 1-11)iMoxlcunordinary , Itm
Consols , aca't . IKUi'st. ' I'anlcoro , ( lJ4 ;
Can. Pacific , , 37H N. V. Central 01
UAH S1LVEH-BO 7-lCd per ounce.
JIONBY M per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
abort bills and three inonthu' bills , II-IC U pet
cent.
I.iiiiiloii Krull Siil - .
IJ3NDON , Aug. 7. The vale of California fruit
here today wua the worst yet The fruit wa
generally overripe and COO cars of Hartlett pear *
were valueless and sola for SJ to la 6d. Olhei
case * ot pears avenmtil U to tia Ed. The peacht-a
nold from Is to 7s , nml the plumn from Is M
to 10s for yellow egg. The nsentu hero condemned -
demned the botes In which the fruit was packed ,
cnylnR that the- ) wore so constructed an to pre-
\cnt ventilation.
Sllvsr l ) r . i Moxlsvi dollar. ! . 51351 Kc.
Yorli
NE\Y YOIl . A-u. 7. Thi foilj.viu ; nrj t'u
c-losin ? mliiln ? quotatloio :
FlmiiK'liil Notrn.
NI3W YOHK. AUL7. . Clearings. $73,315,317 : Ittl-
nnces. 14,180,032.
1JOSTON. Aug. 7. Clearlpga , $12,031,623 ; bal-
ancciJl , 400.030.
11AI.TIMOHK. Aug. 7. Clearings , $1,72S,073 ;
balances , J2W.174.
I'lIILADKLI'IIIA. Aug. 7-Clcarlng3. $8,304-
77.1 ; balances. $1,330,903.
ST. IX3UIH. Aug. " . Cloarlnus. $3jC3i08 : : bal
ances , $ IU1.4I3 ; mi-ney. 6fi8 pjr cent ; New York
oxohange , 73c discount bid ; 50c nslcd. :
OIIICAOO. Aug. 7. .Money , nrm at G07 per
cent for call and time loans ; New York ex-
fiiangf , $ J bid before clcarliigs : hterlln ; ? ex-
chaiiBC , posted routes , steady at J4.SO on demand
and SJ.S3V4 on sixty day.it
Koi-clKii Kliiuiicinl.
UERI-IN , Aug. 7 , Exchange on London eight
days' sight , 20 murks 3S pfg.
LONDON. Aug. 7. Ool.I Is quoted nt Duenna
Ayrca today at 173.EO ; Madrid , 13.:3 ; Lisbon 2D-
Home , 17,43. _
K n n HUH City ? tarki < < r ) .
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 7. WIIKAT l3c lower ,
Kreatest decline , ' being on low gradesNo "
hard , OlVic : No. 3 , S049c : No. 2 red , 55c ; No ! 3"
52@Uc.
COUN Generally slightly lower ; No. 2 mixed ,
21ViS22c ; No. 2 white , nominally 21',4c.
OATS About % c lower ; demanil poor ; No S
tnlxeil nomlnully Il { pr0c ; No. 2 wbltc , nominally
HYK No. 2 nominally 2Jc.
HAY V.'enk ; choice timothy , $7.0087.50 : nrulrle
choice. fJ.COiT4.ro.
IIHTTEII Steady ; creamery , 12ffl3c ; dairy ,
10ffl2c.
_ lines Lower on heavy receipts ; quotable ,
IVorln Mnrkct .
I'KORIA , Aug. 7. CORN Steady ; No. 2. 24'ic ;
No. 3. 23&C.
OATS Slow , easy ; No. 2 white , 21c ; No. 3
white. l Hc.
KYlJ-Dull , nominal.
WHISKY Steady ; finished sood.i on the basis
of $1.22 for high wlnrs.
IlKCI-JII'TS Com. 20.SCO bus. ; oats , 03.800 bus. ;
rys , 1,200 bus. ; whisky , none ; wheat , 13,000 bus.
SHIPMENTS Corn. 10,000 bus. ; oats , 22,000
bua. ; rye , none ; whisky , 375 gals. ; wheat. C.COO
bus.
_
Cotton .llnrki-t.
NI5W YOnK. Atiir. 7. COTTON Futures closed
weak ; sales , 34 > , ( ,00 lml > s ; January. J7.4. > ; Feb.
ruar ) ' , $7.19 ; April. J7.43 ; Sejitember. $7.41 ; Oc
tober , $7. ; November. $7.40 ; IeccmlM > r , S7.4J.
Spot , closed dull ; mlddllne , uplands , S'.ic ; mid-
dllng , gulf. SHc ; "vales , none.
ST. LOUia. Aug. 7. COTTON Steady ; pales ,
KSO bales ; middling , 7e ; receipts , 1 bale ; ship.
meats. 3 bulcs ; cluck , 21. Sli bales.
NKJV Oltl.KANH. Aug. 7.-COTTON-Nomlnal ;
inhl. Hint7V4c ; low middling , 7c ; gootl ordinary ,
NK\V YOniC. Aug. 7. StIOAIt-Ilaw , firm ;
centrifugal , 98 test. 3' c ; sales , 70,100 bugs : JIU9.
covado. 69 test , 5 1-lCc ; refined , aulct.
LONIJON , Aug. 7. SUdAN Cane , steady ,
prices fully mnlntnlnc-d ; centrifugal , 11s Od : Sins-
cnvudo , fidr rellnlUg , 10.i 3d. Ileet sugar , llnner ,
with Increased demands ; August , 10s ; September. '
10a lid.
LONDON , Aug. 7. SUO Art-Cone , steady : ccn.
trlfugul , Java , Us 9d ; Muscovailo , fair refining ,
10s 3d. Ueet , closed easier ; September , 10s IVjd.
Tiili-ilo Grain.
TOLI3DO , Aug. 7.-WHICAT-Hlgher. firm ; No.
2 cash , 63c ; September , C3Vtc ; December , COc.
COItN Dull , ttenily : No , 2 mixed , Slivjc.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 19V-C.
HYK Active ; No. 2 cash , 32c ,
CLOVKK SKUD Active , steady ; prime Octo
ber. $4.32M.
OH , North Lima , C9c ; South Lima , Glo ; Indl-
Oil City .MiirUr t .
OIL CITY. Pa. , Aug. 7. Credit balances , 1OU ;
certificates opened at $1,07 : highest , $1.07 : lowest
and closed , $1.00 ; sales , l.COO bids , ; shipments ,
73,030 Ijbis , ; runs , 'J3.-JIS bbls.
1IINNKAPOL1H. Aug.WHUATClosed :
September , G3 io ; December , K1'c ; No. I bard , on
track , Gt&c ; No. 1 northern , B3ic ; No , 2 north-
, c-rn. Me ; receipts , US cam.
ManHii-Hlrr ' 1'i-illlrn.
MANCHIOSTKH , Aug , 7 , CUoths and yarns
mat ket strong , but not very active.
Kilt I'lclil'N HciniiliiH Still ItliliiirliMi.
SAN TOANCISCO , Aug. 7. A movement
Is on foot la tills city to raise funds with
which to remove the remains of Miss Koto
Field from Honolulu , where uho died a few
months ago , to the family plot at Mount
Auburn , N. Y.
Miss Field's last request was that her
remains should bo Interred In her native
land , but thus far none of her friends have In
terested themselves In tlie case. As Miss
Field left no estate , the Kxamlner has
offered to receive subscriptions from press
clubs , as well as from other associations and
Individuals Interested In the movement , the
funds secured to bo used to bring the re-
malna to tlio United States.
TUB UHAI/rr M.tUKBT ,
INSTJIUMENTS placed on record Friday ,
August 7 , 180G :
WARRANTY DKBD3.
James Calluhun und wife to Joseph
Crebo , lot & , block 351 , Omahu ; n C7
feet of H 335 feet of lot 59 , Okahomu
add $ 1
Joseph Crebo to KHza Cullahan , same. , 1
J. O. Harrier und husband to 1C. A. He-
p.-ias , lots G and 7 , block 2 , Harrier's
1st , , , . , , , 100
Margaret Miller nnd husband to Anna-
buliti Mitchell , same 250
O. P. UavU company to Beth Dickey ,
lot 13. block 11. Oniulm View lee
Joseph Roots and wlfo to M. Klsslckl ,
a H of lot i , block 7. Wllcox'a 1st ndd. , 200
DEEDS.
Special master to William Stein , w 100
fret of o 30 feet of n 1TC feet of
block 25 , Wnlnut lllll . . . „ 1WO
Total Amount of transfers $3,252
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Only About a Thousand Head of Oattlo Of
fered for Sale ,
GOOD STRONG PRICES PAID FOR ALL
More XntnrrotiN ntul
Taken. While StooUrra Al o
1'iiNt UIIKH Slump l'ull ' > -
Ten Cent * .
SOUTH OMAHA , AMR. T.
Cattle , llOK" . Sneep. Hoiaos.
AllKUSt 7 1170 4.208 SIS . . . . .
MlRllst fi 1,276 2,611
MlKlWt R 1.2-M 2.191 2,400 S3
\UKUHt 4 2.C97 3t-07 BIS
\UKU8t 3 3.4JS 1.503 1.1.T3
.UlRlISt 1 1.073 3.W3 2,3HJ 1
July 31 ( K l 3.SU . . . . 46
July SO 2,131 3,208 478
July 29 SSJ 2.S33 1,331
The olllclnl number of curs of Block
brought In today by each roail WUH :
Cuttlu. 11068. Sheep.
0 , ft St. U Uy . .
i : . , M. .1 St. P. Uy 1
Mo. 1'ao. Uy . . 3
Union 1'iictllu nyateni 6 11 4
II , & M. H H. H i : > 19
I. . . 11. & Q. lly . .
2. , n. I. & ] ' . Uy. , i-nst. . . . 4 I
J. . ii. I. & P. uy. west i
u. , St. p. , ai. a o. uy. . . . . .
V. , K. & M. V. II. H 22
Totnl receipts 45 07 4
The disposition of the diiy's rocelptB was
K follows , on eh buyer purchasing the nutn *
lier of head liullcntcd :
lluyefd. Cattlu.HoKM.Sheep.
nmahu Packing Co , , 17i5
R. H. Hammond Co 122 741 130
Ciiduhy Pur-king Co 131 I.lb7
Swift nnd Company Wi 1.109 Kill
1. I , . Carey 4
l.ohmtm & Hothsclillds. . 275
\V. 1. Slepticnn 42
Hill & \.c\\la Co 4:1 :
nenton & Underwood. . . . S'J . '
Huston ft Co 159
Layton ft Curt 124
Ctulnhy , from Kan. City 117 ; . . .
Ulhcr buyers 75 r. . .
Lett over GOO
Total . . . . .1.173 4,240 SOU
CATTLE After making allowance for
th < > cattle consigned direct to the puckers
only about a thousand head of all klndu
were on sale , The market , as a. wholu , was
fairly active nnd an early clearance wan
affected.
There were more and better corn-fed
iiteers than for Hi'vernl days past and thn
DfterliiBH met with ready sale , nt good
sirens prices.
The supply of butchers' stork consisted
of only a few odds anil ends of cow Hlurf ;
nil told , not over two to three loads. They
brought Rood , strong prices.
There were more feeders than anythlnB
else In tile yards , but none too many , ni
the demand was fair und the yards were
aoon cleared. There were some stockerB
that sold at prices that made the market
look higher , but there have been no sueh
cattle hero for bonio time. Steady to strong
would probably about express the situa
tion , representative sales :
STEEllH.
Ko. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT.
3..1WO J3 00 43..KU7 J3 S3 4' , . . . .120.'i ( I 03
1..1010 3 SO 30.1214 400 73..1204 415
COW3.
1. . . . ! > 0 123 12. . . . SI9 1 T3 1..1I.V ) 230
1. . . . 910 123 1. . . . 9SO ISO S..1023 230
1. . . . rl ) 1 23 2..10P.O 1 Sii ti.,110'l 2 M
1. . . . 870 1 f,0 l.lir , ' > 200 2. . . . 8,10 SIB
a. . . . ffti 150 4.1032 220 1..1270 2 fi ! >
1..1CO ) 173 3. . . . 7TJ 223 1..1070 275
2. . . . CSO 1 73 G. . . . 7C8 2 23
IIEIFEUS.
IS. . . . C70 2 S3 2 , . . . 750 2 ST.
HULLS.
1..1620 173 1..10DO 210 1. . . . S50 270
1..1310 200 1..1149 22. , 1..CCO 273
J..1470 2 00 2. . . . SO ) 2 40
CALVES.
1. . . . 00) 300 3. . . . 133 450 3..183 3 Oi )
1. . . . 370 323 2. . . . IbO SCO 1..200 500
1. . . . 2GO 4 00
STOCIJERS AND FEEDEHS.
i * . . . . GNi 2 ! > 3 " "l. . . . COO 323 17..1093 339
1. . . . 732 320 20. . . . 878 330 1..420 3 DO
1. . . . G20 3 23
WESTERNS.
NEIIUAHKA.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr
1 tailing 470 Jt EO 23 steers S3 ! J2 N >
21 cowa tut 2 K 5 feeders. . . , 1174 300
! 4 sU-crs K , 2 SO IS feeders. . . , SUI 310
1 steer C3I ) 2 SO 4 feeders. . . . 073 3 CO
UTAH.
Webster City Cattle Co.
Scows 851 225 160 feeders. . . . D43 3 07U
! 3 feds. tig..1077 240 1 steer USO 333
COLORADO.
II. L. Hollnson. )
103 feeder * . . . M7 340 r.i feeders. . . . 518 3 C3
HOQS The rapid advance In the price of hogs
brought In much larger receipts tmlny , tlie
number being 4.203 , as against 2.34G yesterday
and 3,301 n week ago.
After advancing 23e since Saturday It was
only natural that the marlcot should experience
a reaction and It rume today good nnd 811-0111 ; .
A few loads of light mixed nold early to tlie
shippers nt prices not much lower than yester-
ilny , but the packers' market opened ubout lOc
lower , and Instead of getting better It crew
worse and the close was very Blow nnd 10 < ifl.rc
lower. The market as a whole would average
n good big lOc lower. Tlie bulk of all the
hogs BOM at tl.Kfil.93 , an against J3.0fltf3.u5
yesterday , while the popular prlro was 52.BO
Toduy'H decline leaves the market IQifflCc
higher than It was n week ago and fully lOc
hlKher than nt the opening of the week , llenre-
tentative Hulcs :
No. Av. Sh. Pr , No. Av. Sli. I'r.
IS 3S7 . . .J2&0 JOS M3 80 } 2 00
53 308 J.O 285 50 2SS . . . 2 Jf >
Bl 2CO SO 2 S3 CO 270 ! > 0 280
105 30"i . . . 2 83 G7 272 ICO 2 SO
-1 312 . . . 285 73 : . .25SO 200
'i 2SG . . . 283 69 2SO . . . 29214
48 378 80 283 G8 242 . . . 2 IT ,
10 339 . . . 2M 42 2ii3 SO 2 3
' ft 278. RO 283 G3 2",3 100 2 S3
" 4 239 ISO 285 61 207 SO 283
'G 322 2 < 0 2 8i M 230 40 2 M
i' 370 0 283 li { 21il S ) 21)5 )
W 323 200 2 3 73 233 M 2 03
SI 2C9 . . . 2 BO 71 220 40 2 113
B3 27G . . . 290 7.1 . . .228 40 295
li . . , 232 40 290 H 293 . . . 203
53 299 ICO 230 53 2CU ICO 235
SO 291 . . . 200 Gl 274 40 205
rl 274 SO 2 90 34 274 40 293
'A 323 , , . 290 S9 2W . . . I 00
122 301 JO 2 90 C'J 2)0 KO S 00
51 32' ' ! . . . 290 M J.17 40 S 00
. . . . . . . . fcO 2 DO 73 210 40 3ft )
"i 'AH fO 2 DO 77 223 . . . 300
T7..2G9 200 2 00 59 20il . . . 3 021.4
1C ! 237 . , . SCO 7G 237 . . . 305
/ 273 ICO 2 DO f > 5 2M . . . 105
.7 287 SO 2 90 10. , 191 . . . X 1Q
II 2S3 SO 2 M C2 223 tO 310
T7 272 fO 2 CO S . . .ISO . . . 313
U 93 SO 290
PIGS ODDS AND KNDS.
S 400 . . . 270 9 27S . . . 200
, . . . . . . . . . . 2 S3 G 220 . . . 2 93
3 330 . . . 2 S" > 0 2M . . . 2 97li
S 2SO . . . 290 0 218 . . . 300
G 25.1 . . . 2 ! < 1
SHIJKI1 There wan a fair run of Bhecp today ,
and the nmiket was active ami strong , The of
ferings were all take nearly. Itepresentutive
enlcs :
No , Av , I'r.
12 culls , , . . , . . , 82 } 2 00
150 native mixed mi 275
5"9 native mixed , , . . . , OS 275
? ! 3 native grassera 01 273
111 native grasxers o 273
CIIIOACO LIVK STOCK.
Xnllvc llpi'f Cut litI'rloi'N Kl
AliiuiHl Wildly ,
CHICAGO , Aug. 7. 8ale Jmve been miide of
native beef cattle all the way from $3.23 to } 1.50
for poor fed westerns up to from I.UO to JI.C3
for prime lieeves , the bulk of the transactions
belnj ; ut from JI.15 to JI.GO. The ttockei' and
feeder trade ) m been rather good , few nales oo-
currl'iB ' over J3.EO. A few extra good 8MMb.
utoekers biought J3.SO. Fat htlfera have nhan-d
In the advance , and tome pilrna OUCH that nvcr-
aecd 8(8 ( lb . brought J4.I3. Hull * were llrm. with
Kood demand for feedeis nnd guod expott and
calven tinned up under xmallcr offi > rliiKn. A few
choice Texas grata cattle brouKht from 43.15 to
(3,25 , and northern range cuttle uverugel bettor
In iiuallty and sold more lark'ely urouml fiom
(3.40 to J3.CO.
There was a decided reaction In the hog mar.
ket , prices declining on an average lOe , wblle In
some cases there was a drop of 15c. 1'ackera
and nhlpiiers rcfUkcd to pay the blgh prlres of
yesterday , nnd rales were largely at from J3.10
to S3.30 , heavy hogs felling at from J2.00 to > 3. < 0 ,
the heavy lots going at the lowest , Mlxt-d and
mrdlum weights sold ut from S3.40 to 13.10 ami
light weights ut front J3.3Q to I3.C5. Kurly sales
were at steady pilcea , but a rtocllnc noon tooli
place.
The nhcep trade has been fairly good at an
average decline of Ce , with sales of westernx ,
which comprlveil the bulk of the offerings , ut
from 12.25 to | 3 , und natives ut from ) : to $3.23 ,
net much. l lng done aliove 13 , as rxporlera
bought sparingly. A few Inferior sheet' sold ut
from S1.IO to J1.73. l arnbs have old very un
evenly. but fcold much better than sheep nnd a
few fancy Hocks brought exlrema tirle H. Tlicra
were several sales of extia fine lambs ut t3.M ,
anil one sale was made ut JO. choice lambs being
a good 23c , higher than last week , I < 'rum there
figures sales were made all the way down to
from $3 to 13.50 for feeding lambu , the bulk of
the vales being below $5.GO. Tne marUet a ui.
changed today.
Itl'CKUT&Cattle. . C.MO he-ad ; IIUKU , U.OW
head ; sheep , 12,000 head ,
Ctty Ltri ; Stuck ,
KANSAS CITV. Aug. 7.-t'ATTM4-HClpl .
7.COO head : Bblpmonta. i.COO head ; mnrket tteady
on beavy natives , others weak ; Tena * steers.
J2.00iil.85 ; Texas cows , J.M | : W ; beef Hecm.
I3.ll11.t0 ; native caws , Jl. : . * > 'o3.S5 : vtackcm and
fmlers. JZ.OOO3.70 ; bulls , Jt.2i S.7S.
JlOOS-IUcelpU , C.UiO head ; shipments. 1,304
hrnd ; rnnrltft Rfflfto lower ; ratlier nlowj biilk of
! > ntt . M.WW3.H ; honvlm , JJ.OWJ.1. ; packer *
H.03 ( .20 : inlird. .X10fi3M : llnhtfl , P.l&ai.JiJ
Torker * . } X30ai.2. < ; plRH. M.1SWJ.2S.
HllKKr nrrrlplH , l. 0 hend ; ohlpmcntn. l,1
hcnd ; market clew , ntxiut steady : lambs , 11.75U
4.S3 ; mutton ! ) , H.OWS.W.
York i.lvf Stock Mitrknt.
NK\V YOtlK. A K. T.-1ltiKVK9-Kr < * lpU. 1 10
Fiend : cloned steady ul 10e lower for Mem ; nntlrs
stc-prs , poor to Rood , U.tOtl4. ; Inferior ctlllrrn.
JI.03 ; Ma * * nnd oxen , $ J. H.JSj bulU , $1 iW
8.W ; dry cows , | l,301fl0. Kuroi < cnn cablesi qnoto
Amprlcnn He r nt 1IUI2C , drM.ird welnhti refrig
erator brrf. SH t9Vje ; "ports todny. SOO IK-OV.-S ;
tomorrow , 1,063 beeves , r,60 ! < hpep and 4.503 quar
ter * Of tK-Cf ,
CAI.VKS Iteooliils , SM hpn.l ; dull : vr l . poor
to choice , J.Odt.1.K ) ! Rrassers nnd bulk , JS.COff
i.ff > .
StIKKP ANH AM1Hpcelpts , 2SftJ hcnd ;
ohecti. dull ; He lower ; good tp choice Unibi ,
> te > nd- ; others weakj uliecp. poor to iirlmo , JI.TOij
3..0 ; lamb * , common to prime , } l.00i(5.73.
' " 11'0'1'1 ' * ' J'52 h < > n < li lrlllc Ilrmcr nt
8t , l.oiiU Mvo Stock ,
HT. IX3UIS. Aug. 7.OATTI.iltclpts. . .1.004
hend ; mnrket strong ; native shippers , U.&Offl.ll ) ;
, lr. ' ! > ? ( yl iwrf isrndcs , Jl.20W4.20 ! utm-kern am !
feeders , $ i,5AfX6. > t rowa nnd helfera , K.Oltrl.EO !
Teins nnd Indian , IS.VHf3.llfl ; cow , $ I.75JR.R3.
HOU.S-Uccclptft. 3r,0fl hcml ; nmrkpt ioj l5o
lonrr ; Ilijlit , J.i.3 tfXM ; mixed. 3.Wjf3.0 ; heavy ,
. . .
KIIKKI * KrrclptM , l.dlO hend ; mnrket stronri
natives , J.WU3.23innn \ \ , J3.MyS.50.
Stock lit Sl
Iteoord of receipt * nl the four principal mar
kets for Krldny , August 7 , HM :
, I'nttle. Hots. Sheop.
south Onmhn . . . . . ins 4,211.1 stl
niienKo . ir..ooii r > .ooo II.OIH
KBIIHBS nty . 7,1)00 ) 6,900 1M < )
t. Louis . 3,000 J.joo 1,000
Totals . 27,172 19,003 rru
WliATIIKll IIIIM.KTIN.
( "rill * ( onilltloilK f.ip flu. AVltnlc OiMU >
lr > - n tli < > lli'KliinliiK ; of tinW < > i > k.
WAHllINaTON. Aug. 7. 'Pie week ending Au
gust 3 , 1S9C , wns warmer than tnuul In ull dis
tricts enst of the Ilocky mountains , with the
exception of limited arena In the upper Mlsaourl
valley , eastern Mnlnp , and extreme nouthern
Klurldn , where It ttna slkhtly cooler than the
average , l.'rom the middle and South Atlnntlo
constn westward over the Ohio , cential Missis
sippi , nnd lower Missouri valleys , Including thn
northern poitlon uf the Uulf states , the week
\MIH decidedly warmer than the average , the
trmpeinture vxcvm ranging from three ilcgrees to
nine dvKrov * per dny , being inoat marked to the
soutluvard of Iho lower Missouri and lower Oldo
valleys , , over the northern poitluns of the Oult
states.
The week wna also warmer than usual In
northern California , where the aVcrugo dally
tcmperntute excess rnngvd from two dogreea to
six degrees , but rlxcwhcra on the I'ncllle coaat
und KciH-i-ally throughout the phitcnu reglona
the week waa cooler than Usual , the dcllclency
raiiKhiK from three degrees to six degrees per
day , being greatest over Nevada nnd northern
Utah.
The 30th nnd 31st of July nnd the 1st nml
2d of August wore exceptionally hot Ini the Oult
states , and the maximum temperatures of thosu
dates were as hleh as any previously recorded
duilng tlin last dccndo of July or the first dccndo
of August , previous records being l > mken nt
Little Uock , Ark. , Oklahoma , Okl. , nnd I'cnnn-
ciiln , Via. Maximum tcmperatuics reiiched or
oxceeilpd 100 ilegiees over an urea extending from
weslein South Dakota southward over central
Nebraska , Kansas , Oklahoma nnd northern
Texas , and thence eastward over the Gulf Kltltes
to the South Atlantic coast.
The minimum temperature , flfty-alx degrees ,
on July 30 at San Diego , C.il. , wns nx low n any
previous record for the Inht decade of July.
Over a comparatively narrow area extending
from tlie central MUsourl valley eastward over
Iowa , the northern portions of Illinois nnd In
diana. nnd from the upper Ohio valley to the
New Kngbinil coast , more than the usual amount
of niln fell dining the week ending August 3.
( Mitral Michigan , the southern portions of Mis
sissippi mid Alnbumu , and extreme Klorldn , also
received mure than the usual amount of rain ,
but over much the greater part of the country
lhi > weekly rainfall wns below the average. In
the west Gulf stales only light showers fell ,
nnd tlieye were principally confined to the Imme
diate coast , the greater part of Texas nml Ar
kansas , and much of Missouri , Ixnitshtnn , nnd
Mississippi receiving no rain. There was nlnu
practically n total absence of rain over portions
of southwest Illinois , northern Alabama , and the
central and western portions of the Cnrollnus.
On tint North 1'nclllc coast from one-fourth tu
over three-fourths of an Inch of rain fell , which
Is considerably more than the average for that
region.
Owing to excessive bent nnd lack of rainfall
over the greater imrt of the southern states , the
week ending August 3 wa lenn fu voluble In that
section than , tlie preceding week ,
The general condition of cotton la not as good
ns was reported In the bulletin of the previous
week , the Intense heat having caused much' shed
ding nnd picmnturo upenlmr Of bolls , ricking
Is now quite general over the eastern portion of
the cotton belt.
The general condition of corn In the principal
corn states continues excellent. In southern
Mlmourl. however , corn Is Buffering for ruin , nnd
thn drnuthy conditions * of tin- previous week In.
Arkansas , Loiilslimn and Mississippi have bu-
rome more serious. Hot winds , with tempera
ture over ICO dogu-es , pi evaded In Oklahoma nnd
Arkansas , causing peilous Injury to lute corn.
The reports Indicate that grain In shock nna
stack bns been much. Injured by excessive raln
of previous weeks.
Spring wheat harvest Is , well advanced In the
southern portion of the spring wheat region , nnd
the early sown is being cut In the northern
portion. North Dakota reports fair ylelda of
early wheat , but much of the Into sown will not
be cut. In Minnesota rprlng wheat has been In
jured by Insects. . . ,
Tobacco continues In good condition , except In
the Carollnns. Some cutting has been done n
far north us 1'cniisylvanla.
W13HI3 1CIM.HO JIY FIVIS JflSCMlOKS.
PUNHP AftiT SInyei-N of Itolicrt Hoiutcc
nml Mnttli' .loliiinon ,
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , Aug. 7. A special to
the Times from Harrodsburg. Ky , , says :
Ilobert Hopper and Mattlo Johpson , whose
bodies were found on the Louisville Southern
tracks so mangled that the coroner's jury
could find no evidence of foul play , were
murdered , It has been discovered , by flvo
noRroes , who wcro playlnc : craps at tlio
time. Both were shot and their bodies car
ried several hundred yards and placed on the
track near a curve. A negro man who wit
nessed the murder nan told all about It , and
the sheriff , with a posse , liaa gone to arrest
the negroes. Ilobbery was the motive.
FOIIKCAST OK TODAY'S WKATIII3II.
TliiiiulcrNtoniiH , . Clomly anil
CooItT by TlilK Hvi-iiliiK.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7-Tlio forectiHt
for Saturday In :
Kor Nebraska and Knrs is Local thunder.
storms ; partly cloudy weather ; slightly
cooler Saturday evening ; Houtb winds ,
Kor"colorado honornlly fair ; went winds.
Kor Montana Cji-ncrnlfy f l' ' " warmer lu
wi'Htern portion ; west wind * , s
For Wyoming Fair ; west winds.
Kor Oklahoma and Indlnn Ti-rrltory Fair
and continued warm ; Houth winds.
For Missouri and Iowa Partly cloudy
weather , with conditions ! fnvornbln for local
thunderstorms ; not so 'warm In wcHtoni
portion ; south wlnda ,
Ijiionl Ilfcitril.
OKI--ICK OF TUB WKATIIBIt
OMAHA , Aug. 7. Omahu record of tcm-
poruturo nnd rainfall compared with tno
corruspondlns- of tlio past four years :
1838. ISM. 1891. 1833.
Maximum . . . . . ' > 6 91C8 91
Minimum . 72 ra C8
AvcriiRQ . HI 71 1
1'reclplt'atlon . "JO " ,0t ) .00 .00
Condition of temperature and
tlon at Omaha for the day and slnuo Marts'i
1. IK ) :
Normal teinpernluro . . . . . 7
KXCOHB for thn day . . . . . . . . , , . . , . . , . , . . . . ]
Accumulated uxci-ss since iMarch 1 . M
Normal precipitation . , . Hindi
Deficiency for thn day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Inch
Total precipitation sliico March 1.21.81 Inejyi.H
HXOCBH sliico March 1 , 1NM . l.M Intern
Dellclency for cor , period , 1SU3 , , K.3.1 liuihcrt
Uellcluncy for cor. period , lS JI..1l.ltnt'heH ! )
from Otliur Sly HIMIN nl H l > . ui ,
Indicates trai-o uf precipitation ; " no rcroit
received. . ' . . A. WELSH , Obwnti.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO ,
Telephone iOiJI ) . Oinalin , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN ! PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
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T > lr ct wires ti > Chtrago and New York ,
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