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TTTP 0 1 AHA DAILY "HEE : RrXDAY. JULY 25. 1897.
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Hot "Weather Interferes to Soma Extent
with Business ,
CUNTRY : COLLECTIONS ARE VERY GOOD
M * n Until.Inif on llrllllniil
rroxicctH | for 1'nll Trnilr Pro
duct * lltnlir4 Triitililril with
i\iiliilnliur ; Linnet.
Thl In lht > middle of the ilull sea'on nn'l
H will be some Jays jet before buslneip
men Kenerally will mnke miy sreut or per-
Hlfttent nttctnpt to puih business. The
weattter Is too warm to talk fouilne * ! * ! and
ino-st every onu Is content to wait until the
approach of the fall stufon rentiers It more
imperative before puttlnK forth any great
effort to < lo business'
Stll' , cenerally cpeaklns. builnens li better ,
Sali-f * at the pre * ont time pojslbly are no
larger , tnklnt ; Into consideration the nviny
different department * of ti.ide , than a yenr
nijo. but the foellnjr Is bitter anil the prof-
jiecty for the future far brighter than vn
the case * twelve months nso Huyers lire
fcellni ? better and are manifesting much
greater confidence In the future. Without
exception they are anticipating a largely
Increased demand with the coming of the
autumn and will place on their shelves
larger stocks to meet the requirements.
Crop conditions In trlbu\nry territory arc
oxceedlng'y favorable and with prlrjt tend
ing upward there 1 every reason for ex
pecting that the coming season will be pros
perous for the farmem nnd hence foi tne
small merchants scattered all over the state.
Already money In the country Is uislcr
nnd there yet remains considerable of lust
year's crop to be marketed , which will be
converted Into money av coon as the np *
crop Is absolutely safe.
The entire buslno" * outlook Is more prom
ising than at any time in many months
and the commercial skies bpsiti * o put on
different hues as compared with those of the
last four ye-irs
I'HODUcn MHN'S WOHS
While the heated term brings re t nnd
many time * , recreation to the workers ilown
In the jobbing district. It has very little of
ptcasuro In store for the dealer In country
produce During the Puinmcr ea on the
farmers all over the sttUe ilsure on llvlnp
on the product of their hens .ind cows and
very few of them have any money to ppenJ
for groceries , the luxuries as well ns the
necessities being secured In exchange foi
butter nnd eggs The marketing of theft-
two stjples is accordingly a much more
Important matter than man > peep \\ould
suppose
During the ertremelv hot weather this
month the shipment of butter and eggs any
Kieit distance without Ice has been a dllll-
cult matter aid the dealers in this clt.j
have been kept bus > explaining to country
shippers why their egg * nirlvetl baked nnd
their butter melted
With butter the ca"e I * not quite o serl-
ovs , as It can be sot awaIn 'he Ite bo %
to eonl and hirden and oan p\initially be
worked and put In good marketable condi
tion With egg" It Is much I .ore oeilou *
V Jlotten eggs are nrntil tne po rt < t propert\
tliat a man can pokes' * and there Is noth
ing to do with them but haul them to the
river anil dump them In , and tint Is what
the produce men of the city have been
doing The loss on the egg recelxed run"
oil the way from 2.1 to SO per cent , the
amount clon ndlng upon the condition at the
time of iilpment and the length of time on
the road
Shippers In the country cannot nvvnvb
iirdcrtjnd why the lo-se are 'so heavv
nnd perhap" the > never will until thej t ikp
n tr > p of two or three Jay- . * duration in n
clo td freight oar , with no Ice and with the
thermometer close up to the 100 nmtl' .
The annoyance frcm losses N alwayc great
during ihe heated term , but this jcai it has
been unusuallv great , owing pet hups to the
greater humidity of the air
Movni MIT .so IHJLL
OlllilllJI MlTOllltllt * Plllll UllOIIKll ill
Jill * , to K * ii Thrill lliisy.
W II Itoberson , lo nl manacer of It. G
Dun R : Co N Mercantile agency , ays-
"The midsummer month Is never ai seed
forgeneial hu lne" as either June or Sep
tember In a retail way It Is usually bad
bcr.iti'o pn many consumers are alntnt from
their homes and in the jobbing line the de
mand even for necessities Is consldcrnblj
1 educed llowe\er , July th.il" far to our re-
tall dealers has been better than the > an
ticipated and no complaint is heard ut the
Jobbing hoii"C < >
"ixpo = lt'on matters arc progressing \ery
satisfactorily and the Inteiest in the great
event of 1 9S Is ) rapidly spreading oxer the
entire country. All the other great enter-
prl'es ere moving forward nnd the fruition
of our hopes Is almost In "ight at Tenth
and Mnson ind In South Omaha
"These dull summer months are good
times for planning for future business , too ,
nnd merchants are looking with renewed
confidence to the coming fall and winter ,
While It Is about it. the Commercial
club might take up and urge n little railway -
way building to advantage We neeO that
Tank ton connection worse than exerln % Iew
of the excellent crop prosperts reported from
South Dakota. Wo want the Santa Ke tc
e.xtvnd Its Superior branch to Omaha tc
open up New Mexico , the Texas Panhandle
and western Kansas to the Omaha stock
market , and finally we need and "hould have
the old Nebraska Central enterprise revived
nnd a direct connection with Fort Dodge
la. , and Duluth. The Illinois Central Is
less than 100 miles away and will be w-mtlnq
In Its usual enterprise ! If it does not 1111 the
Bap. The Santa Fe ought to be per uadeU
to extend Its DOJ Molncs line to Omaha to
meet the superior branch here These mil-
way scheme- * are nil fe'i lble nnd with n
general upward movement of commercial
conditions ought tc come to the front with
out delay"
STOCKS AM ) IIO.MJS.
JTlirKft In .Stroller Snt e for n Slight
WrnKriilni ; nl Hie Clone.
'NEW YOUK , July 21. The foregone con
clusion that the tariff quetlon would bs
nettieil and the continued prospects for good
cereal and cotton crcpi lent the stock mar
ket further strength today , except . .f the
llnal half hour , whsn short sales and some
prollt-taklng diminished the day's rise a
fraction , .while trivial losses were suffered
by Sugar. Lead. Chicago das and the Head-
Inc rhiires , Commission houses bought lib
erally In the early dea ing , as did London ,
although It wan a ho'ldny there The move ,
ment In the grangers was slightly mixed ,
winr Itock Island gaining a fraction , while
llurllngton and St Paul remained statlon-
nrv and Omaha and Northwestern receded
slightly , St Paul hal shown some tem
porary strength on having earned more for
the third week In July than ever , exce-.t
In 1S2. On moder.UP dealings the soutn-
westerns showed pome Improvement , Mis
souri Paclllc gaining Hi The Baltimore
& . Ohio fal'ed to announce an Increased In
terest. General Hlectilc , exceptionally , fell
2 per cent from the l.iltlal price , hut It
closed with n net losn of a point. Advances
of n point or more were- scored In the fol
lowing : Hlo Grande West rn preferred , 2 ;
Central Pacific. Delawaie & Hudson. Den
ver & Hlo Grande preferred nnd Mobile &
Oh'o.
High record price * hnvn been the ru e
rather than the- exception for the week un
der the- stimulus of the approaching tariff
sealeinent and the combination of good
crops at home and shortages abroad.
"Wheat , on the week's tremendous exports ,
about S.0u0,0r < 9 bushels , had made an ex
treme ndvanco of 4lc and a net rl e of l * c.
with but three weeks before the crop Is ab
solutely assured. There be-lng no unfavora-
bin advices , stocks continued the steady ad
vance of the past two months and displayed
IrreMstlblo strength , and predictions were
not wanting that the boom In 1S97-1S9S might
bo duplicating that of im-lSS ) . A variety of
favorable IntluenccJi operated to buntr about
the buojancy In the -week's block market ,
Chief of them was the compromise on tha
tariff schedule with the Knowledge- that It
would speedily effect a rapli rise In cereals
on Inc to heavy export onierg arums from
the decreased world's visible supply. The
lareo engagements of cargoes for llrazll ,
Austria , Peru. Argentine and other wheat-
producing countries disclosed the needs of
the foreign markets for our surplus and In
fluenced tremendous trading In the grain
market , where the shorts were badly
nuieezed. This circumstance was re
flected In the value of the
granger and southwestern shares
to a notable extent on the theory that
farmers , being ; enriched by the Improved
prices for their products , would expend a
portion of their proceeds , o that the rail-
roadr would secure a lucrative westbound
tonnage , as well as Increased transporta
tion * rates on grain. The policy of severe
retrenchment which many lines underwent
durlnsr the late period c-f depression , which
forced some roads Into bankruptcy and
scaled dividend disbursements In others ,
would make an economical handling of the
westbound tonnage , which would augur well
for net receipts and would provide more
liberally far dividend payments. Exchanges
at the various clearing houses reflected n
larger business. Commercial failures are de-
crralnK and resumption of Industrial anima
tion , together with more optitnUtlc trade
advlcfs Ecnerally , unsettled the market : and
usually unsettling Influences were disre
garded , as the engagement of U.SOO.OCU gold
for export , the strength of foreign exchange
Because of nntl-tartll Imports and the con-
Untied Pfilp of American * ! by London , mil *
were quoted Ht J4 SS'4 ' In ome Instance * , but
the current rate was * l STV The gold export -
port In Ident rnu * i no alarm , thp treas
ury being fortified with a large rfiervt al
ready and ion .tunt nece lon i being made
by the receipt" ! of the yellow mXnl from the
Klnnilykf iHitrlrt , together with cuiiplder-
able gold to be ultimately received front
Austria In payment for American wheat
The Rcn * ral | > .culatlon was \try broiii and
many long dormant "iliareleil with the
reeognlzrd nrthf * stork * In point of nnlmi-
tlon. l rrhafe * by Inside Interest * were In
evidence nnd report. * of pool support were
freely circulated In\e * tment shates * . Te
ongTly sought and the plethora of money at
HIP i > \nl"nt low rateencnuiaited exten
sive purchases for long account * Tht
mercy trnrket was otnevvhit 'tlffer at
titntn , call a commodatlons ransinjr tip to
1H per cent , nlthouxh buslne ° s was generally
transacted at 1 pir cent Time loans \\ere
In better reqtieM , with short proceeds In
moil demand The commercial piper mar
ket held quiet without < * * > ntlal change from
the current rate of " ! fZ4 per c'nt , according
lo maturity The fill for the week of
IUc for ll\cr bar and He for Mcsl-
tan dollar * was In sympathy with
the decline li London. With the ex
ception of Hubbcr preferred , which
lest 3'i p r cent for th week , the In
dustrial * ! were strong In anticipation of bene
fit * from the new tariff law. Sugar in ide
n n t gain for the week of 1'i per cent.
Sugar tranzacllont were on an enormou
fc.ile at the opening this week and bl ck *
of llP"fl up to 3VV ) shares wre Jutrgled about
with unconcern by trader * frantic to shire
In the exccsEsHe prolll * they thought
would mcrue to the company owing to
favorable treatment , accorded it on the
promise of thistijtar schedule The fa t
that the company had Imported u tar1
amount of raw * > iMir , which wa * consl ler ? d
likely In yield millions of profit and rumou
that extra dividend * would be In order
were contributory Influence * , In the advance ,
while the stock wa.s not allowed to sag.
Hut on the ensuing day the common reg
istered Hii. tin * highlit price * ver attain * * * . !
by thi * riipcln'.t } The advance culminated
at thi * level and a recession followed
lo HO , with a sub'oquent reeivcry to HI.
bffore the clo ° i of the week The preferred
stock l > ound d up to 117 , reacted to 111. and
clo'ed at 11.1 , a net gain of 4'- . per cent
The ncllvlly in Sugar sulHded .is the week
wore a'ontr and the ntniioin ! share * a -
sumed the leadership of the trinket In point
of strength. Report * of purchase" by pow
erful Interests * and advance Inarlou *
Grade * of the stable contributed to the
yen aton.il ! rise Leid nnd Tobacco comnun
responded to prospective benefits to he de
rived from the new tariff Tolnceo common
rising 4Hr while the preferred rose 21-
( " 'ilcairo Ga * ro e 5 Purchases In the gen
eral list .were confirm ? : ! tnd the actlv'ty
of the commission houses Indicated an In-
( renre In public Interest , which had been
lifer some lime The continued dribble on
the market for the foreign holding was ex
it .lined by the unfavorable comment cf the
London new "paper prf t * A ch inge of tenor
In thc o column * toward the close of fie
vveik mav have lnlluenco.il the extensive
L'ndon purchases , or they mav bo the
irverlng of short contract" The b ° ara
I rotiEht about a reaction about the middle
cf the week on the as'timptlon that the
t.irift 1)111 ) would be delayed , but sulMeiuent
assurances that It would be deposed of thl
week caused the bi.t prices of the week
t. be recorded In the last two da\s i\-
pectatlons that amicable agreement wouU
\ > s cffpeted In the soft coal dlfliculty
trenjrthened the share" of ro id _ largely de-
-i n 'cut upon this tariff The anthricile
i ual stocks wore firm on satisfactory tradp
condltlcns and gossip as to the likelihood
of KII eirlv Olvldond on Heading first pre
ferred was responsible for a rise of 2 4 p"r
oi.nt in that 3tock. Sonio attention was di
rected to local treet railway securities by
niniois \irlous Impending consolidations
Tills lacked vsrillcation , but the stiength of
some of the ref , i concerned lent color
to thp report The exceptional strength
Hid acllvlty of railway mortgages In-
llcative cf 'ubstantial backing to the
market , created considerable enthu- !
t'm amen thn ImlL' , who wire
sanguine of further marked eiihantement in
vilue The onlv notable declines In the
v.holev llt v.cre Hubber preferred and n.i t
Hlver Gas , both of which receded moie tha"
1 per cent Among the advances of 2 point'
pud ov * r are the fcllov.ing Hock Island ,
G'j , Burlington : St. Paul , 2 % , Brooklyn.
Union Gas , " > ' . . . ; .Missours Pacific , S't. Te\a
Pacillc , 1St ] xul Southwestern pre
ferred , 2' ? . Dejwir i Hudson , 2 < , | , \Iorrl =
& I'ssex. .VA , American I pre2. . Tobacco
Scrip. 4 ; Canadian Paclllc. 3 ; Denver S : Hlo
Grande prefrned , 2' , , , Detroit Uab , Kile
tlr * > t prefened 2 > A , Greit Northern preferred ,
2V5 : lllinol Central , 2N ; Like HrieVat -
frn. > : ! > refencil , 3 ; Loul'ville , 2'4. Min-
hittrui , 2si. ; dliuiapoli < i , \ : St. Ixiuls pro-
frrreil , ? . Starch first , preferred , 3econil
p-cfi-rred 5. Pittsbuig , Cincinnati , Chicago
. v. St Loul , 2 , and Lnltel St te.Txircsf
The ptfgresnte sale for the wotk reac Cil
the unusuall > Ijir e total of 2.TI3TW share * ?
The bond mrfrkpt during the week , de
veloped marked animation with notable Im
provment In values i f many l = siie" The
peculation was very broad , with purchas"
for Investment account beinr dlscermblu In
minv Instances The lower grade Eccuii-
ties were quite generally d alt In and were
largely taken for forelen account The ag
gregate .sales weie $15,700,003. The prin
cipal advances were Oregon Improvement
1st , SVj per cent ; Imperial Gas of
Chicago , consols Cs , \ \ per cent , Minne
apolis , < t St Louis 1st , Seabord
ind Brooklyn Bridges , first trust receipt * .
3'i ' , Detroit Gas Gs , 4H ; Milwaukee. Ijike
Shore & Western Ists , Ashland d'vli-ion ,
an-1 American Spirits , 3 , Centm' of Georgia
Incomes and Union Pacific fls , 41 , ; , ; St Louis
Southwestern 1st" , Cleveland & . Ohio 4s ( ,
and Atchhon , Colorado & Pacific l ts 21 ,
nnd Tennesiee Coal Ists. Birmingham dl-
vl-loz. Uock Inland 3s .and Kansa" X.
Texas 4s , 2 per cent. Government bonds
were quiet but generally strong.
The rollo lns were tht closing quotations on
toe leading Blocks of the New iork exchange
today :
offerej
Total dales of stncl. * today w-re : tl.7W shares
Including' AtchUon preferred , S.WS ClilcaBo
lliirllncton & Qulncy MM3 , Louisville , V Naslil
vllle , 15ejO. Sllsinurl 1'nclllc 8,257 Ml5 > ourt ,
Kansas & Texag ( ireferrpd. i 771 , Northern 1'a.
cine preferred , 2.MO. ht , Paul. 16,7:3. Southern
Hall A ay prcferrej , 6,797 , Texan. . 1'aclllc. 3 , a
General Klectrlc e.Jtw. Sugar , Mi5i Chlcuco
Gre.it Western , 3.SS3.
> i * v A'orli Slinn-y .IliirUi-l.
NBXV VOKK. July 2t , MONEV ON CALL-
Steaily at I per cent ,
PH1ME MEHCANTILH PAI'KR-MjTI per cent
STEHLLNO BXC'IIANOE Steady , nlth actual
bunesn | In bankers' bills at tl S7 > ,1 for demand
and Jl k6U for sixty days , posted rates. < 4 S7
4 B7j ( and (4 SSG4 fV , . commercial bills , (4.UH.
UAH rilLVEH-SSiJc.
MEXICAN DOLLAHS-46'40.
GOVEIINMENT ItONDS IrreguUr ,
HAILHOAI ) ItONDS Strong.
hTATH 11ONDS Dull
ClL lue quotations on bonds were ns follown :
II. S. 2 , n-ir * 7h Erie-Ma Ci3
n. s , 4ttmr. , . . . 1111 ! i ; Hvs. . A nfi..iiiKVf !
I ) , S 4n.cotii ! , ,1PJ > ( Q. H i S A 7a . . Hlli'S
U. S now 4s , reg I'M II A T. Out 6s. . 101IH
U. S. new4 coiiji. 12.114 H i T , C.-nt. Its , . . .Mi )
U. S. Stt , rtr . 11S LAN Unl. 48 . 8.11 %
U S 5 . coup I14W M. K.T flr t4ii . . 80
Paclflc. hs of 'OJ . . HHh M 1T . > cund4a , mj
AU.clastA , . . 1O.JH . Mutual Union OK. . .1117
Ala. , claan II . 104 JN. J C Gen. 1818 , . lU'K
Ala.claaaO . U8 No. P.iclrtc Ut . . . .117) )
Ala Cnrrfiicy. , US 'No. ' Paclllo - ' < 1 . . . 60H
I j. . New Con 48 . . ! t ) 'No ' P.icltlo 4 * . . . 1 > O
MlSHOurlOa . 10J [ NV. . ConnolH . 147
N. CXUa . I''J N W. S. r' . Deb. 6 a. 117
N.C. 48 . . . .10. 'Ore. ' Nav.Uts . ill
S O. noufund , ) * Ore. Nav , 4s . . , . , htl
Teun.new HH3 . 82 lit O West lain , , . 7lJ
Tenn. new bet 5B..105 St. P , Consols 7 . . .137
TCIIIL old sol da. . . , OU 1st. P. C. A. P , W. Sa.llCH
Va. Cenliirlra . OIL , St. U & I. M. Oou. 5 bO
Va. deferrvd . 4 ( St. U Jt S. r.Orn.il.U.l
Atcld on4a . BOWtHoutbuni Ky. i * . . . . PI
Atchlson Second A. 5J . Tex. Paclllc 1 U. . . OJ
Canada So-'iid3..1U7'4iTex. PaclQn'.lH . . . * * fHi
c. P , IBM of ' 03 . HUM U. p. lata of UJ.loi > t
U. ill.G. 4e . hrt'V tShoro s . . , .109't '
D. li H. Q. "a
offered ,
I.ouiloii Slock
IXJNDON , July H The Stock xch tit 1 >
clo ed today.
LIAR SILVEH-Dull t HUd P r ounce.
MONKV : ! i p r c uu
Tb rut * of dlacount In thi open m k t for
nhnrt hllli U ; per < --nt anl for three monthV
bllli. , ftlj.ls i r cent
Odi U iju led At Iturnns Ayrrj txlay at I < M ,
LIMxm , 47 Homf IN 70
Hnilon SttM-U ( inoliitliini.
liO TO > Julv a Ifill I ioin . ill nir
cent ilni loiit > * m \ f fiat. Cluiiiu prlcej
foiit'Mxt 1)311 * til mi ili nrji
' nil Pram-lsco Mliilnur ( luotiitlniii.
S\N KftVXCHU. July .M-Tliaonjlil elov
Insa ntitioun ( u it s. s 11 tuiy wj.-j , i
follows
Silver btpj. tlOHSc. Motion doUiri 47MO43kc
raltH.si/ , | - > if ilrifu iiiuroi. 17-ns.
N.-VT Vnrk Mliilni ; < lnitntlont ,
NK\VY)1 < Tuly -Tni fallo.vtn ; .irj ths
eloslnc nltii is auititn'-n
\V'iMUI > llnnl. Sluteinciit.
NI7VV YOUK Jul > 51The weekly bink stt > tt >
ment fhmv * the follow Ini ; changes Hescne in-
crei'e , Jl W 57" lonn , liicreace , J5 S.25,200 , fliecle
Inrreare 1146 7eo. lecal tenJer , Increase , J.4j.tol !
elnjiolt * > , Increase , } j 2J3 Si , ctrculitlon decreisr ,
tlOC.fCO Tbe tanks now hold J47.3H 573 In fXcesa
of thB rcqulrementfi of the ! 5 per cent rule.
riniinoiiii % ot ( * * > .
HOSTO.V. .Iiilj 2 | . _ Clenrlngn. J164J,01S ; bal
ances , J2 362 SCI.
IIM.TIMOIU : July Jl Clearings. J5 5(5,107 ;
tnlimes , J3U7 197.
NKW YOUK. luly ! l Cleirlnss , J110,5CO,131 ,
l > alanct , 47 IKX > 151.
l'lIILAIiLl'JUA. : July -CleirlnKs , JS.7H-
< > I3. Inlnnrcs II 4J7.112.
CINC'IN.VATI , July 24 Clcnrlncs. $1.141 , Xj ,
> H iork exchange , 2UQC | > er cent.
ST. LOt'IS , July : i Clearings J2fSMH ; bal
ances J4W yjo Money. 4ft7 per cent New York
ve-anRe. : discount UIJ , par ntked.
5vViV..9"UANS * Jul > -Ciearlnjra , . S7S3 017
MLMrills. Jui } 24 dealings , Ilb4,2 ! ? . bal-
nc J4i : o New York exchange , stlling at
fl 50 iiremlum
CHK'AOij. July 24 Clearings. H2.r3 500 hal-
ancei JU1X : ( X )
Xew Ycrk etclmiiKe. lOo pre
mium Sterling exchan4 , lOu premium. Hier-
Unx cvclinnsi. demand , 51 S7'44 S'4 ; slity days ,
! 4.H'fHS71 , I cal sto-Ks wire fairly active'
cirfln . \\t-t ChUaso. 101 j , Xorth Chlc.mo
J4ii , Straviloanl. ! s , Diamond Match. m . .
l Ue Mreu. 14 ? , , lletropolitm L 5New - York
Illhcult. M , American IJHcult , 72
Pori-luii riiiancinl.
, . } 3EJlLir < " Julv : ' l tc-iange on London , 20m
SjHpfR for ciecks.
1'AKIS July .4 Three per cent rentes I04t
2oc fer the account. U'ccnanse on Lundon Kc
'
for checks
t , Louis ceiicrnl tlnrUct * * .
ST. LOUIS. July -riyDLT.-Unchaneed ; , at-
enf J3 10 4 10. stinlRhts JJ 70S3 J. ciear S.M
: W. low tu meJIum. KKfi3W
MIirJAT l"utures * < tioni ; and mj)2Uo lil hpr
than vtserday , pot hlsher. No 2 red cash
elevator. 74'ic bid , trac > , . ; ff76ijc , No 2 ha-d'
caih 70S4c bid , July , 7SV , Ausu-t 74 ,0 , bid
ftcptciiter T4 ! ® ; 4'c. Uacember 75' c bid
' fractionally hli-ner than yc--
terday ulfi trailing nulet and active , pot
difher No 2 caih , 23ic bid ; July , So'ie , ben.
tcmter.jCf ! frC. ,
OATS-Putures dull and firmer , rpot higher
No 2 casi. lie bid. July , ISc. b < | itemb r. 17 .
UYB ItlRhiT Pt Me.
. . _ ,
HUAN rirm , sicked ei-t track , worth 3Sff30c-
ealt ldc cuiintrj i.ulnl ? . S2fj37c.
hniD = i--n-x eed lower. 7s07S'Jc , ITIme tim
othy nel ; 250p.73 fpot.
H Y Dull ttcalyind unchanged ; timothy
* 7 ( j > II M. prairie. } 4 MBS V ) .
'fTEn-Steady ; creamery. llf15c ; dairy , Sff
t at 7c.
rOI'LTRY TicK ! | n weak. oM hen 6c
jprlni ; ' tc ducks prlnci. Cc Ree-e , spr'lnss
6c , turkeys , old. 7Uc , pprlngs. 12&13c
WHISKY $1 I1 * .
COTTO.V TJKi Cc.
UAGGINK ( Xic
Mirr.\r S I ail , lower , J3.6503.67'J. Spelter
'
ea ler II 12Vj
I'UOVISlON'S-rork. steady ; standard me <
JoMiliiR 7 100S CO Uird , higher ; prime * Upam !
J393 ; choice , $4 C2 > Ilacon ( boxeJ ) . fhoulders.
* " > V extra hort clear J3 70. rll ) $1 70 ; shorU '
53 V ) Dry 5alt melts ( boxed ) shoulders. Jl < < i'
extra short clear , t5 C3 : ribs. $ r 20 , shorts JM
Receipts riour 4 too bbls ; uheat. 47.COO bu
com , JOUCO bu ; oats. 41 MO bu
Shipments. Flour. 400. ) ! . : > : * . tUieit , 16 COO
bu , corn , 41,000 bu , oit 14 000 bu
Ilillliiliirc Market * .
nALTIMOIlK July 21 I'LOIT. Firm and un-
chanBe.l . recelpti. 5 C:3 hbls ; exportx r S bbls
WlinAT 1'niettle ! ? pot. 7S07a'4c , i-'eptembcr
, . \f7Sc steamer , red. 7397tlc , receipts. I0',215
bu . exports ICO 010 bu , f oiithenn heat , by
sample. 7W c , southern v\heat oil grade , 7i/ .
O'OljC.
COISN firmer : fcpot. 31.fm\c , September.
smfiSI c , steamer , mUed , . ' 7Vt57c , receipts ,
D2 211 bu . FMithern white corn , S2Sr33c j < outhern
yellow. S4(7Mc
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 26826 0 , receipts.
1' M7 bu
RYII Ilasler ; No 2 western , 41Uc , receipts
2 OM bu
HAY-rirm. cholct timothy. 13 tOflH M.
OUVIN" FnniOHTH Very quiet and un-
chani-c-d
HtrrTKU Quiet and unchansed.
IJCfiS rirm ami unchantreil
CHIJnsiJ Steady and unchanged.
i.M < Tiool O ru I n mill S'rov l.oKmn.
LIvnriPOOL , July 21 WHGAT-fcX | > t. No 2
red winter , stocks exhaucted. No I red northern ,
fprinc 0 < 8d
OO11N American mKed > pot. new. : 9td ;
American mixed , old , 2s IDVid , July. 2s W ; Au-
uust , 2 ? 9 d. September. 2 < lO'.l
rLOl'Il St lyiuls fancy winter , S .
PROVISIONS Deef exlra India mess , firm ,
5" . prime mess medium. 45' rork. prime mess.
vii-stern. steady 4 , x , western medium 4s 6d
Hams short cut , 14 to 11 11 > * . " > st. llacon short
llliH. : > ; s C.1. long clear mldilliM. light , : CH 8d ;
Ions clear mlilillen heavy. K . ( short clear mil-
dies heavy J3 . clear bellies. 27 Cd Shoulders ,
i-rjuHre. 20s 6 < 1 I-ird. prime western , 2U 3 < 1
CHKlISi : American , finest white and colored ,
SSU 6d
TALIV Prime city , 17s 3J
OILS Cot ton eed , Llnrpool refined steady , Ks
Tun > fntlne eplrits , firm , 2os Cd. Itoiln , common ,
steady , 4s C.1.
SI , I , IIN Live Slnclc.
ST IjOIJIS , July -CATTLi : P.ecelpts , 3 00
head , shipment" . 1 000 head , market steady for
natives , no Texans received : Kood to best ship-
pins steers. Jt.SSffJ 00 bulk of satei. J4Vg75 ;
dressed beef and butcher iteere , 13 S..BI 70 , bulk
of s.ile II ISO 4 CO steers under 1 Cert poumls ,
13 C01J4.3S. hulk of sales. J3 SSi I OO , Btockers and
feeders 275 410. bulk of sales , J3.OI'3 7S. ru\v0
and heifers. 12010410 , bulk of cnus } 2 50JJT3 00 ,
bulls. si(3M. TexaK and Indian steers , grass-
eia. JSMfH.Ki bulk of sales at about S3 03. cows
and heifers , JS.4f > 8J 15
Iioas-Ilecelpt * . 10.0CO head ; shipments , 4 000
head , market rleady on lleht * . stront ; to Sc
hlRher on others. llKlit , (3.536300 , mixed > 3 330
355 , heavy. (330 3 CO
rilir.ni'-Ilecelpts 3000 head , shipments. 00
head , market steady native muttons , SZ.'jtft
375. cxilU and burks IlOiJJ.OO , Texas cheep ,
0063 7i , lambs , M frOgf. 15.
ICaiiniiM City .Vlnrlcen. (
KANSAS CITY , July -WHttAT-Market ac
tive. about la under jerterday's dote ; No. 2
hard. C7iJC..c : No. 3 K' ' : < | Mc : No 4 aft'Zc ;
No. red 7W70Hc ; No 3 , CSo ; No 4 CM ? Me.
COItN Market firm ; No t mixed , M'i-OJJc.
O VTS Market very Iow , about lo low r ; No. 2
while. 8 > 4c
UYII-No ! , Me.
HAY Demand good ; price * firm and un
changed : new prairie , f 5 00
Ht'TTBn-Market dull and ellf-htly lower ;
creamery' . HO13o ; dairy. iOlOc.
KGOS Market weak at Cc.
Itecelpti. Wheat , 130 , fW bu ; corn , Jl.S'W bu ;
oats. SJfpftfl bu
f-hliunents : Wheat , 44.40J bu. ; corn , S7.SOO bu. ;
Oat , 1,000 bU
Vf v Vnrli Ir
NEW 'VOHK. July ! l The week In the dry
coodi market hot ) been notably unsatisfactory.
Such ndviintacrs a might have accrued from
the openlnir of lines of woolen goods tit advanced
prices have l * < n delayed by the tariff hill , and
they liavr been counteracted by the exceeding
dullness of thi market for cotton xoods In all
grades In staple cottons , particularly , the eck
lisa tiren Almost a blank one Sales have been
vrry llclit and were m prices which sellers will
not make public , Illtached and brown goods
lines , coarve colored cottons and prints have
shown no Improvement through the week In
print cloth * the wrrK has bv n a very llsht
onf. The only quotation for , extras Is ( till : > icier
ior futures , but the rales were all list nil ,
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July -BtJTTnR-Sttady. .
fancy western cretmery. ISc
ROOS ? Trrn : frrih rrarby and r tcra , ll@le.
CHEESB-Unchxngrd.
COMMERCIAL AXOIXANCIAL
Wheat Closes Strong at ] 'off , Advance of a
Gent and a Half.
BULL INFLUENCtS ARE NOT MADE KNOWN
tliinrl | ( * l lint AVImN | n flir
lilvc an liiilepetnlfiit Iliiiijancy
to Corn , \\lilcli ( iiilnn
> iarl > a Cent.
CHICAGO , July 2)-Wheat ) closed strong
today nt nn advance of 14 cents. There vv.u
nothlntf mide public that suggested nny
radical change In the tltuatlon , although
strenuous claims were made of serious dam-
ace to the sptlng wheat crop by excessive
rains. Corn vva-s strong throughout on hot
winds west and light country offering" ,
gaining ' 40 O.its also Improvid * nc. Provi
sions were dull , but sympathized with the
strength In the cereals and gained 2'fe'O'lOc.
The Liverpool market declined Hid for the
September future , but quoted spot un-
chnged. That showing n much smaller de
cline than had taken place here on the two
preceding days revived the drooping spirits
of the bull crowd and was the chief reason
for the llrst spurt In price. Continental
homes were good buyers of December wheat.
A numbtr of complaints were received , how
ever , from the northwest of excessive mois
ture Itijurlnu vvhe.il and of Its having flooded
lands. Chicago receipts were 121 cars , of
which 114 v.ere new , and 112.000 bu. were
Inspected out of store A year ago 161 car-
lo.irts were Inspected , 159 of which were new.
Minneapolis antl Duluth received today 442
cars against SfJ the corresponding week of
the jear before. The clearances of wheat
and Hour from both co.ists for the week
were 1.97S.S25 bu , or about 410,000 bu. more
than last vvutk and compared with 3,073tJOO
bu on the similar week of the previous year
The woild's shipments to Curoxj | for the
week were estimated at 4,40i ) bu. The ship
ments from principal Atlantic ports were
liberal , being tn.ua ! iO 5TO.COO bu. , 4 ,000 bu.
of which were In 'he raw grain. Wheat
opened with a verj K > neral demand for Sep
tember at a sihude o'er the price at which
It closed jesterday. Offerings vvt-re light to
begin with , and In flvi minutes or so It had
added INc to the lowes liqures made around
the start , nnd In flvo minutes more It was
down ataln to the original bottom price. In
another live minutes It had dropped Uc more.
The figures weto il c and 71V.-C at the start
The that buying was very general among
commission house * , local ppecuitors and
scalpers , but the bujlnc rush qukkly sub
sided and n bc.ir raid brought a smart re
action from 71c for September to "l c ,
which proved to bo the low point of the ses
sion. 'Ihe decline to TlKc referred to did
not last lonp. There was a quick rally to
71'sc , and a leisurely advance of Vic more ,
followed by a fen swift bounds tint took
It to 72c , rc.ictc < ] to 72Vc , and took an
other spurt to 7 * 0. After that the bears
were too much demoralized to do anything
The oudden rKe had what seemed a very In
adequate explanation for so unamlmous a
buvin/i fever as nccompinied It The houie
that has leccntly floured * so prominently as
the leadlnc commission house fur the bulla
had an order for. It was said , not over 200-
000 bu. . but coming at a .moment when i
majority of the crowd were short , the pres
tige of the house was juch that heller j
disappeared for a time , and although the
price was 71a/ic when tlu gal their order , It
was up to 72"ic before they were able to
fill more than 75.000 bu. of It The scare
lasted until the close of the Cession and
September touched 7 > c September openeJ
Vu4C higher at 71' c. sold to between 71H
( JT71' ' , cloMne nt 71V 737tC. . _
Tiie market fT corn wnq excited through
out Crop damage talkj whlph had almost
dlel out , vas revived early in the- day , and
telegiam1 poured In fiom he "outlines ! rela
tive to crop damages OiTennss of countr-
shippers were not up to expectations , and
.shorts busied , themselves In spreading the
feollrg that trj'tj more favorable weather pre
dictions for Sunday \\ojtd fail td ma
terialize. The out Inspection was ? 1,097,000
bu Argentina shipped 1.54KK > bu. , against
1'iOMXM bu last y ear Damage report" from
the southv.cet were accomp/inled / by sub-
tsntiil liacking In the chape of bluing
2T..c , closing a shade from th"top _
fThe trenprtrr T > f tlie cprp market rather
tended to trip up the short element on
oat * , and their lihera' buying which iva * =
the substance of the action taken by
them , caused an Independent firm , feeling
here Selling was not very urgent , yet suffi
cient to ittend to all orders without re-
rtrlcting business September opened from
17'gC to 17'/ic , sold to 17Tbo and was offered
at the top price at the close , which shows
a gain of Hfi c since yesterday The cas1 !
nricei held steady Receipts were 273 cars
and shipments 2bCCO bu.
Provision ? were firm , supported by the
run of hogs proving no larger than had been
looked for. and the strength of the corn
market The re-suit of the day's trading ,
which was smaM , was a sy c rise In tw > rk ,
7'4c In lard and 103 In ribs. September pork
closed at $7.73r lard , 54 17 14 :0 ; ribs , $4 fie
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat ,
2011 cars , corn , 723 cars ; oat , S30 cars ; hoes ,
3.5,000 cars.
Leading future range as follows :
,
OATS No 2. K eiSc , No 2 white , 21Q22c ;
No. 3 white , 17 > AS2Ic
RYE No 2. 37 4c
HAIILKV No 3. 2Sc ; No 4. f. o. b. , 2Sc.
FLAXSEED-No 1 i2S3c ,
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. J2.75
PHOVISIONS Pork niens. | * r bbl. , 7 70S7.7S
Lard , per 100 Iba , J412V-fijl.l3. Hacon , short
ribs xiiles ( lee c ) . 14 25 1 50 , dry silted choul-
dera ( bnxed ) , It 75S3 W ; short clear sldeb ( boxed ) ,
(3 12V > f(3 K.
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshcj fc-opds , per Eal. .
J11S
Oiithu Pro 1 10 ! ixch3nf3 toJJviu butter mar
ket w.ia lirnn crra m-ry UIWUVic , dairy , ti'i
IVc , Cheese , dull. 7 8o.'i t nifH. tlnn , fresh ,
U > tc Ln a poultry . a y . turictf nl 037o , chlckeim ,
tc , eprniKU OSJhc. ducka , u 7e.
Colfcc
NEW VOHK. July 24 i-COHTEE Options
opened quiet at 6 points dralln - , ralllej sIlKhlly
on local coNrrinc , with selltrn Scarce othernise
featureless , ftllh weak un.Iertt/ne follow Ins un
satisfactory European cal | Un.l hea\y Ilrd-
zlllan receipts cloned firm ; ' * v1th prices un
changed to 10 polnta hleherr rales. 4 'W hags. In.
cludlne September at 16 KyUM. March , J7 40.
Spot , Hlo , nulet. No 7 , Inrolfe , 57 SIH ; jolt-
line , (7.87' , Mild , dull , Cordota , (10.30 , Kales ,
lf > lO bags of tery desirable Kto at 1750 , also
1,000 tJKS SahaJor for 'tspurl to Europe at
tli'Ji and on prbate lernvbll.tOO bags Mara.
calbo. 40. . ) bags Hucaramanga ' and 1.C40 bags
Central American , total -warehouse deliveries
from the United States , 8.570 hags. Including
7,933 bags from New Vork. New York stock to
day , Ml. WC bags ; United States stock , 423.07S
bags , afloat for the Unite fctftrrts , Sil.OOO bag * ;
total il.llile for the United hutes. CW.07S bags ,
against , : s,00v bags last yi4j.Und n , | j bat"/
In U
SANTOS , July -COFFEE- - Quiet : good
average Santos. 9,2u > * rels ; receipts , 12,000 bags ,
stock 217 COO bags
HAMDUHO , July 24 COPPEE Closed HCh
iifK. loutr tali-j. * . , CW bans.
HAVHE. July -COI'FEK-rOpened i.f lower.
at noon unchanged ; sales , g.OG * ) bacs
HIO DE JANEIRO. July 24. COFFEE Quiet.
No 7 Hlo , S.7& * rels , exchange , 7 17-sd , re
ceipts. 12.000 bags , clearel for the United States
9,000 bags , for Europe , 6 , < X bags , stock , S17.0M
bag ;
I'rorlu
PEOIUA. July -COHN Market dull ; No. 2 ,
nominally 2lo.
OATS Markel slow and steady ; No. - wliltr ,
\\niI8KV Market steady at ) \ 19.
RECKIlTS-Corn , J8,3 1 bu. : oats. bu.j
whisky. 75 bbls , ; rye and wheat none.
SHIPMENTS Corn , 31,100 Im. : oat * . SO.WCl bu ;
whUky , < M bbls. , rye and wheat , none.
Wool MnrUrti.
NEW VOHK. July -WOOlv Hrm. fltec * .
lltftic ; pulled , No. t extra , tii/sc , Texas. lv8
ST. l OUIS. July 14 WOOI. . Quiet and un-
Missouri knj Illinois , clothing anil
combine let nniic light nnr I1I4' , northern
tnd w t < lem bnisht 19 * 17c inHtlum. 14H1J.C ,
flm tn ? < 1lum , n llc light fine. l l2Hc , T ; a .
Indian Territory etc , mpdlum. 16'ic , f" " * " "
ilium. 134iil4c tub * * . > hnl , fair to clolc * * , ! 1U
J4c
OMAHA ( JK.NKHAL MAUKUTS.
Coinlltlnn of Trnili * mill ( luiitntlonn
n Mntle | * nttil Pniu-r rrinliu-e.
KOOR Hulk of rile * , 7'ic. Hot weather Is
caii'lnR liMtvy lo * pj. nn much AS eight dozen
per caw and many time' much higher.
UUTTim-Common to fair , W e , cholf-e to
fancy. 19fllc , separator creamery , 15c , gntlnrcd
crenmer ) , IJc.
VKAt < Choice fat. SO lo IM lb . . quoted nt SO
o. lante and coi > r a , 4ff5c.
LIVE POULTin-Hera. 6 Hc ; tck , S04e ;
sprint ; cilckcm. j > er Ib , ! > ( ? 10r ; ducks. 60.
P1OKONS LUt. 7UT50 ; ; uead pigeons not
wanted
HAY Upland , J3 00 ; midland , 14 SO : lowland.
14 M. rye straw , il M ; color makes the price on
hay , light bale sell the brut , only top grades
brine top prices
HHOOMPOHN ExIremMy 1ow sales new crop ,
delivered on track In country : choice green self-
working caroet per Ib , J02Hc ; cho.cc giten ,
ninnlng to hurl , 205140 ; common. 1'Sc.
VEOETAHLES
CfCUMHEHR-Pcr dot , 400fc.
TOMAIOKS-l'er 4 basVet crate ,
ONlONS-Per Ib Cnllfornlft , Sc.
LIM < > I1KANS Per Ib. . So
HEANS-Slnnd-plrked navy. p r bu. . J1.10
CAllIlVOIHome grown. IJflHc.
lOTATOES-If r bu . new. C0ff70c.
WATEHMEIyONg-f-rnted , per doz , 00.
KHUITS
APniCOTS-Per cane. Sl.3SOt.S9
fordi. tl noni 10
CALUXIINIA ) PEARS Hartlett , per case , SI Si
P200
CALirOHNIA PLI'MS-Per ca e. 1 W" ! 75
SOUTHEUN PLfMS Per 21-qt. case , SI OOQI.SS
lILUEIlEHHIES-Per 16qtcase , St.W.
HOME GHOWN CHEHHIES-Pcr S-lb basket.
30O33C.
THOPICAL rnurrs.
OUANnES-Mfdlterranenn sweets , SS M.
LEMONS Messlnas (3 .003 CO choice Callfor-
nla r i
\NANAS choice large slocli. per bunch ,
J200S22J. medlum-Mzed hunchri. SI 5002 00.
MISCELU\NEOUS ,
NUTS Almonds , California , pel Ib. larRt
lic , 13c , llrazlls , per Ib , luc : Engllsi walnuta ,
per Ib fancy , soft shell 12fl c , standards , 109
lie lllberM , per In. , lOc , pecan" , polished lirt.e.
fJflOc Jumbo , Iligi2c , laige hickory nuts , } l.a
per bu , cocoanuts , 4140 each
riOS Imported fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
12c. 5 crown , M-lb Ixjxes. ISffHc.
HONCV Choice. 13W13C.
CIDEH-CUrltled Juice , per half bbl , S2.53 ; per
bbl. . S4 004 2T
MAPLE SYUUP riVP-Ril cans , each. SI 25.
Kal cans. pure , per doz. , 512.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
S6.23 , quart cans , S3 50.
FHES1I MEATS.
DRESSED HElr Good native steeri. 4M to
G'W ' Ibs , 6'4c ' , gooil fcrequarlers , steers , 5Hc , good
hindquarters , 8Hc , wcitern steer i. 6c , fancy
heifers. 6\c , Rood heifer * . 6c , good forequarters.
heifers , DC. good hlndquartcm , heifers , be ; soou
coui 6c fair cows , 3\4c ; common cows , f c , cow
forequarters. 4Hc , cow hlndquurters , 7Hc.
HEEP CTtTS TenJerlolns ISc. bonele "trlpi ,
S'4c strip lolnf , Cc , rolls , Sc sirloin butt' , fc.
shoulder clods. 5c , rump butt , 4Hc steer
chuck ? , 44C , cow chuck" , 4c , bonelei chucks
4V5C , cow plates , 2'e , steer plates , 3c , Hank
steak , fie , loins No 1 , 12c ; loins. No 2 , JDo ,
loln , No 3 , S'4c , sirloin ends No 1 " > c ,
rib' , No 1. ICc. ribs. No 2 , Sc ,
ribs. No 3. CHo , steer rounm 7c , cow rounds
6Hc , cow rounds fhank off. "S-c , cow rounds
har > k and rump off , ! sc , trimmlnRS , 34c , beef
-hanks , 2140 , brain" per dnz , 33c , sweetbreads ,
pf-r Ib , lOc ; sweetbreads ( cilves ) , per Ib , 40c ;
kidney p per doz , S3c , ox tHlH carli. ! c , livers ,
per Ib. 2c , hearts , per Ib , lUc , tongues , per
Ib. lie
MUTTON l nmb' "He ; pheep. 640 , market
rack" ( long ) , 9c hotel racks ( "bort ) , 12c , legs
and saddle" , Sc : lamb legs , Sc , breasts and
stew * . 3c , tongues" , each. 3c
POHK Dre * ed pigs , 5'4c , dressed hogo. 5c ,
tenderlolnt , SHc : loins. 5c , spare ribs. 3V.c
ham sausage butts , 4c , shoulders , rough , 4yjC ,
houller" . skinned. 4ic. trimming" 3c. leaf
lanl. not rendered. 44c , heads , cleaned , Sc ,
snout and cars. 2c bncl.l nncs 1'ic , ihiek meat"
So , neck bones. 2c. pigs' tails 2c pluck"
eat-h , Gc , cnltterllngH , Sc. hocks 41 , hearts , per
doz , 2"ic , stomiclis , each. 3c , tongues , each , 7c ,
Kidneys , per doz. lOc. brains , per doz , 13c ,
pigs' feet , per doz. , 2V ; , liver" , each , 3c
HIDE. , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No 1 green hides. 6a , No 2 , green
hide" , u'fcc. No. 1 salted hides , Sc : No I
green salted hides. 7c : No. 1 veal calf. S to 12
Ibs Sc , No 2 veal calf. 12 to Ib Ibs. . Co ; No 1
dry tllnt hldra 10lfl2c. No 2 dry flint hides. Oft
lOc ; No 1 dry a1t"\l hides , 9flOc ! , part cured
hC'les AC v r Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Grefn Eilted , each 23TCOO
green --failed , shca'llngs ( short vvooled early-
skin' ) each 16e ; dry shearlings fshort wooied
early * -hln" ) . No 1 , ich , Sc : dry Hint. Kansas
and Nebraska Initcher wool pelf per Ib. ac
tual \velsht , 4j3c , dry flint , Kansai and Ne
braska murrain wool pelts per Hi , actual
weight , 3 < 84c , dry" "In * Colorado butcher wool
pelt * , per Ib , actinl weight , 4ir3c , dry flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib , actual
weight , 3tHc. feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No 1 , 2 ; c ,
tallo.v , No 2 , 2c , grease , vvh''e . A 3c , grease ,
white H , 2c grearc. yellow. Jo , grease , darlc
l\c , old butter. 29240 , beeswax , prime , 132c ;
rough tallow , Ic
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy , 7Sc ; fine light ,
f > G10c , quarterblood. 10012c , seedy , burry anct
chafly , Siltc. cotted and broken , coarse. 73c ,
cotteil anil broken , line , G0SC. I'leece washec.
medium , 13 < ? lSc , fine , Hriec tub washed , IC < f
ISc , black Sc , bucks , Cc. tag locks , 2@3c ; deaa
pulled. SflCc
BONES In carlots , weighed and dellver"d in
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton 112 00@H 00 , dry
country" , bleached , per ton , S10 00312 00 , dry coun
try , damp and meaty , per ton , 56 OOQS 00.
YOIIIC CKMHAL aiAincirr.
( liiotntlonn of the Dny oil fJciM-ral
Commnilltlt-H.
NEW YORK. July -FLOUR-Recelpts. . 12-
437 bbls , , exports , 7,241 bbls. , weak at first , but
subsequently Improved with the jump In wheat ;
Minnesota patent' , S4 2361 55. Minnesota bakers ,
S3 3003 CO , winter patents S4 30Q4 Co , winter
straights , > t 00 < < ? 4 20 winter extras , S-123S3M ,
winter low grades , S2 93@3 30 Ryn Hour , quiet ;
sales. 200 bbls , . superfine , S2 0082 20
CORNMEAL-DulI yellow western. a c.
HVE Dull , No. 2 western , 40c.
WHEAT Kecvlpt * . 74,923 bu . exports , 242,763
bu , ftpot. closed Hrm Options opened firmer on
covering and foreign buying , eased off und > r
liquidation , liberal new wheat receipt" , short
selling and favorable crop news , but finally
rallied sharply on the Jump In corn , and closel
ISlHo net higher. No. S red July. S3fr 3 ; c.
clo ed SSSc September , 76 15-1C07S * ! ; , closed
78V4e *
CORK Receipts , 130730 bu , exports , 73217 bu ,
spit , stronger : No 2 , 32c , opened firm and Has
ptrong all day on covering and talk nf hot wind * )
In Kansas and closed } c net higher , July
closed at 32c , September , 31',632 * e , closed
32'if
OATS Receipts , 720 0V ) bu ; exports. 2C.801 bu. ;
, pot , higher No. 2 , 21'.c , quiet hut steady ,
closing unchangft.1 , July cloted at 21Jic , Septum-
bcr closed at 2140.
HAY Steady ; shipping , 43f:0c ; good to ehjlce
shipping. CTKEc
HOPi Steady ; state , common to choice , 1R < > 5
crop. 3 4c ; 1S16 crop , C 9c ; Pacific coast , 1593
crop 3J4c , 1SSS crop , CSlOc , London market , K
ftSCc
HIDES Firm : Oalvpston , 20 to 23 pounds 14V4
JTlSUc , Huenns Ayres dry , 10 pounds" ISliWlJc :
Texas , dry' . 24 to 30 pounds 12c , California 21 to
2f > pounds IClrC
LEATHER rirm , hemlock f-ole Huenos Ayres ,
light to heavy , IfRlOc , California , lSS22c
PROVISIONS Heef firm , family , SS WkfiO Mj
extra m $7 WO ? 00 , beef hums. S2J 09 2liOO ;
packet JSfvrtw ! Cut meats steady , pick-led
bellies S 00ff700. nlckled shoulders J512'4 < ? 5 3.
pickled hnm" S * SOS'S fO Lard llrmer , western
Fleam S4 30. refined firm Pork. dull , old mess ,
J775 i 25 : new mecu S7 i925 , short clear ,
I87.S10Mfamily tO 2..f(1050. (
HUTTER Quiet , western creamery * . 11 5 ! . ' < ;
western factory 7jl04e. Imitation creamery.
smilta ; state dairy' . IWHc. state creamery II
GISe
CHREHB Oulet. stale , large white 7 > iR7 > ic :
colnr d , "mfTHc small white , 771ic : cnlorert ,
7V.fi7Hc. part skims , 4 r3ifec : full sklmn JHff3c
EGGS Quiet , state am ] Pennsylvania , H' Q
13c. we lern fresh , 12c. .
TALIjOW Dull , clly ( per package , , ; , _ j c.
country ( packaged free ) , SVo. as to quality
OILS Petroleum , dull ; United , no market.
Rosin , steady ; rlralned common to good SI ffl < $
1 63 , Turpentine , flne. flnner 27V4cruttonn > eil ,
firmer Eurot > ean demand Imnrovlng steadily ,
prime crude fob mllln HftlCHc prime mini-
mer yellow 21'iffKl < * nff pi-mmer y lln 2)J )
24'4c butter grades , 28tf2 < > e pr1m summer vvhll *
27ftSc : prime winter yellow. S0 31c
RICE Firm , fair to extra , 4'&Cc , J pan. 4' '
MOLASSES Firm : New Orleans , optn kettle ,
good lo choice , MOSOc.
FnKlOHTS Steady rolton by steam , lcj
irrnln l > y tleam , "ViQSVic
MRTM S PlR Iron flr.nlv , southern , 4'509
10 50 ; northern 110 RA01S OA Copper , strong ; lake ,
brokers. JH KU. Lead strong ; brokers. 13 SO.
Tin platen , easy.
TOMATOru > ' r carrier , Sarannah and
Charleston. 75cOH
< iiKnr tlrtrlvpt" .
LONDON July 21 SUOAH-lleet. July , Ss
3V.d
3V.dNEW
NEW YOIIK. July J4 TOH Hun- , firm ;
fair reflnlnc 3Uc ; centrlfucal - ' > ' > tert 3 } < c Ile-
nned firm , mold A. J3-lSc : ftnnilard A 4 IS-160 ;
rnnfectlnners' A , 4 IJ-lfic ; cut loaf C"ic , rni'hfd
We. imwdered , 5 3-16f ; eranu'ated. 4 IMCci
ruli 5'V"
NBW OltLRANB Julv Jl RI'nAn-OrfU ket-
llr quiet Jif'Zrenlrlfucal very stranri Bran-
ulalc.l < ffl'c. whites , 1 13-16Oc : yellow * ! ' , f
Sc recinds , : & 3'4c Molasses steady , nnne In
first hands
riiiclnnnM
P'VfIVN TI Jl'lv ! 4
WUHT-Flnn No I red 74
PORN V-m | No nilx-il J7I'-
O TS-Diill and e'fy No : mixed , 21c
nVRQuiN / < t SlirMo
HULK JI TS Pirn , ( II SSI Hacon
5.frSvi. . lard. flnner at S39i
EGGS Quiet at ' :
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts Not Heavy and Request of the
Urgent Variety.
LIVELY TRADING IN THE CATTLE PENS
Kill I'ntllc .Sell llciulllj at ( iiioil Price" ,
tin * \\cck SlroiiK
" I'lvc Cents
and All hold.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 24. Uccelpti for
Ihi ! da > 3 Indicated were.
Cattle 113g . Sheep. Horses.
July 21 1.531 2.22J
July 23 1.H1 r.,421 2,712
July 22 2.3.VS 12306 Sot
July 21 2.S15 10013 1,311
July ID 3,107 S.752 10
July 19 2,03t ! l.f)9 12vfl 1
July 17 , 1,1.19 4'd )
JUiy Ifl 1.CS3 6.C93 674 1
July 15 2,773 3,163 . . . . 1
July II 2-.iiS 4,449 1.902 1
July 33 4.J69 75 : > S lfC3
July 12 2,0t3 3 , 6Ti 2(3
July 10 1.704 6.7M 2 > W
July ! ) 2f.W 5,003 1.0G2 . . . .
July S 2 , : > 22 B.39J 4SI }
Receipts for the week with comparisons
wero.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Week ending July 24 . . . 12,170 fOHj ! fi , < K7
Week ending July 17 . . 1V27J 23.KM 1. 04
Week ending July 10. . . . 12r M > 2 ,422 7.SH2
Week ending July 3 15,512 36,578 S.GTu
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle Hogs.
Missouri Paclllc Ily IS
Union Pacific System 3 11
1\ , 13. & M. V. H. II 20 9
C. . St. P. , M. & O. Ily 1C 3
1 ! . .t M. II. H. H 3 11
C. , B. .t Q. Ily 1
K. C. & St. J Hy 1
Total receipts 67 3."i
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
Bu > ers. Cattle. Hogs
Omaha Packing Co 77C
The G H. Hammond Co ( Tt 2V1
Swift and Company 2V ) 617
The Cudahy Packing Co 4'H 650
Vansant & Co SS . . . .
J. L Carey 3
Benton .fe Underwood 46 . . . .
Livingston & Schaller 101
L V Huiz .TO
Swift , from the country 60 , , . .
Ctidahv P Co. . from K. C 4"S
Other buyers 10 . . . .
Totals lf,37 [ 2,256
Receipts of cattle for the past week were
smaller than for the week before , but larger
than two weeks ago. The receipts were
the largest since the last week In June.
CATTLtt Only sltseven loids of cattle
were reported In the yards , and a third of
them were consigned direct to pickers , so
that there were not very many cattle of
anv kind offered for sale.
The demand was good and what cattle
there were here met with ready Bale at
good pricey. That app les to all kinds of
cattle , killers and feeders alike Uverv thing
w.isold early , and the > ards were de
serted soon after the middle of the forenoon
The fat cattle sold principally Inside the
range , $325'ij345 ' , with a $4 60 top A few
"Ittle heifers brought f4 03. but there wa *
nothing vei > notable among the sales
The cattle market of the past week was ,
decidedly In the ivller's favor. Light re
ceipts and active demand , both loe.il and
shipping , combined to give values a stead )
upward tendency , which VMS maintained all
the week Each da > 's nirtrket was a little
stronger or higher than the day before , and
bv the end of the week values were fu ly
! Uli20c higher Iran at the close of the
previous week. While the advance was
the mo-t marked on the better grades.
It applied to all kinds in a g : eater
grades , it applied to all kinds In a greater
or less degree and to feeders as well as to
killers In addition to being higher. It has
been active as well , and each daj's receipt-
hav i met with ready sa'e on arrival
Representative sale" .
NAT1VHS
BEEr STiins.
No. Av Pr , Xo Av. I'r Xn. Av Tr
1 . .900r)7r. ) 13 . .ir.J } l 30 33 1VSO J4
49 . . .1'9.1 3 f'J 10. . . 113 450 17 .1141 443
: SCO-4 CO 23 . . .11S1 430 IS. . . 1213 445
22. . . 110J 4 UO 9 . . . ) 4 SO 16..1M3 4 43
3. . . . ; 4 co H . . .nor 4 TJ 22. . .in , , 4 y >
19 914 4 0" 19 . .1214 4 M 23. .1235 4 CO
20 . . .1CJ1 4 10 I'O . . 1.11 4 37' : , J ) 1145 4 50
20..10W 423 18. . . 1170 143 23. . .1U37 4 1.0
COWS.
2. . . . S10 ? 10 1..1240 3 23 2 . 535 3 55
I. . . . 7M > 215 1..12M 333 2. . 12S 3 CO
1..10TO 2 M 19..1111 3 41 17. . . SC4 3 C3
3. . . . 9'C 2 CO 1 . .leOO 330 3 . . .1235 373
1. . . . S'O 300 3..1106 350 2..11C3 375
1. . .SCO 3 CO
HEirEP.S.
1. . . CO 2 90 14. . . . S10 3 SO 3. . . . 760-403
2. . . . 865 3 23 5. . . . 77i 4 CO
BULLS.
1..1420 250 2..1210 2 S3 1..1170 315
1 . . .1320 2 73
STAGS.
1..1530 375
CALVES.
1. . . . 300 450 1. . . . 170 573 3. . . . ISO 600
2. . . . 140 575 1. . . . 100 5 73
faTocicnns AND I'EEDEIIS.
2. . . . IM 4 23
MILKERS AND SI'HINGEltS.
No. J'r.
1 milker 12300
1 cow anil calf 28 0 > j
1 cow and calf 2900
1 cow and calf 30 0
1 sprlnKer 3000
1 cow and calf 33 oo
1 springer 32 Oo
1 cow and calf. . . , 33 uo
1 springer 34 00
1 cow and calf S3 CO
1 cow and calf 't 42 CO
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2 feeJer * . . . . 953 J3 M 25 feeders. . . . 1/21 } l 00
2 feeders . . . 995 3 CO
COOREGON.
OREGON.
3 steers 12W 2 G3 48 feeders. . .110 ! 3 73
1 bull 1UO 300
HOOS The story"of the da > 's trading In
hogs is soon told It opened 5c higher and all
uol.l by S o'clock.
The hOKs uolil all the way from U 23 to 13 40
but the bulk went at J3 3033 35 , na against 23f
330 > eslerda ) Th * popular price today was
(339 , as 13.25 was jeiterday.
The hog irmrket had Its lips and douns the
past week , but the lips Kot the bent of It.
The week , howeer , opened with an advance
and on Tuesday the market sained a little more
nnd ontdne9day it wan again hlKher.y
Wednesday proved to be the high day of the
week , the IIOKS on that day nellln ? on nn
average Co higher than on Monday , and IJHio
higher than at the clo-e of the previous week
On Thursday values dropped with a dull thud ,
and l > lday market was otlll lower , the loss
for the. two da > s amounting to about l4c. On
Saturday the market recovered somewhat the
week closing almost In the same notch that It
o > c < \ nnd a Mrong ! > c higher than the close
of tn . previous week
The u.'mand for hogs wn sufficient to keep
the supply well cleaned up , but It was not BIJ
brisk on some da > 8 as sellers like to see ,
representative sales :
No. Av Sh I'r. No Av Sh Pr.
50. . .331 40 3 25 71 271 W 13 30
49 341 . . . 325 K 271 40 3 SO
M . . 292 1W 3 S7H M 333 . . . 330
E8 . . 312 SO 2 W 5) 232 W 3 SO
a. . . KS . . 3S7H C5 123 . . 3 SO
58 SOT . . . S 30 C7. . . 3SO 10 3 M
fl ) 24S 80 3 30 tu SSS . . . 3 32',4
.5 2S8 SO 1 SO 71 251 40 333' ,
76 281 40 3 30 30 215 . . . 3 35
66 321 W S 30 51 241 40 S 35
K . . .311 M 3 30 61 jet 80 3 33
55. . . . 2S7 f.0 330 71 2C6 . .333
51 2S7 M 330 70 237 0 3 33
59 303 120 330 59 223 fcO 3 33
22 . . . .S2S 40 3 30 31 : U 40 335
69 273 SO 3 30 4 270 ICO 3 35
55 254 40 330 79 21 ! . 3374
W . . . . . ' 73 M J SO 72 240 . 337" ,
M . . : M ice 3 so cs rs co 340
W Ml SO ISO
PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS
1. . . CIO . fV > 6 261 . 3 SO
4 ZC2 . 323 210 . . . 3 SO
. . . . ' 3J1 . . . 325 3 200 . . . S 55
( 15 . . 330
SIIEKI' There were no heep here to make a
teit of the market The demand nai good all
the week pail for desirable sheep and all arrivals
met with ready sale The tendency of the market
was craduilly upward and the prices paid were
entirely satisfactory to the selling Interests
KIIII U > I CIO Live Stock.
KANSAS crrr , July ! -CATTLn-RMelpts. l .
200 head , market rteaily and unchanged , only
retail trade Texas steers , { ! . ! 5H 20 , Texas cows ,
$ ! 15fZt5 , native JtPrrn , IJ WfM ; native cows
and tiflffs , (17504 V > . stocktra and feeders ,
3 1604 10 ; bulls. U 25Q3.15
HOGS Receipts 5 0 head , market stronger ;
hulk of sales. Jl Wfrl.SJfi , heavies , 3 : ; j333 ;
packers. Jl ISfitt 33 ; mixed U 3S5. llfthtrj.
I320G135 , Yorkers , | 132b93S5 ; plfs , JJ < n > & 3 20.
SHEEI * None htre.
Stuck In Sight.
r.tcord of receipts of lite stock , at the four
principal nurkets fcr July 21 ;
Cattle. Hoes Sheep.
Oinahn 1.531 ttK
Chicago 400 J9.COO 0Wi )
Kansas City 20 S 600 , .
51. Louis 100 2000 tOO
Totals . .S231 2,225 , 00
V.-w VorU I.Ur Stock.
NKXV YORK. July 24 UnEVES Receipts , Ml
htad no trading , European cables quote Ameri
can tocrs t smJlfmi" refrlKfrator l-ecf l "H
W7\e. exports loda > . l.t-io hteres and 4M qur
IMS of bf
CM.VFW-Uefflpts. r. hmil , very dull ; niarkU
nlmo Jt nnmlnxl
S1IKK1' AND LAMllS-Recelpts. . . !
nhrep. itcad ) . liml . Hft c lower , hep ,
4 < * 0 HinKs , SI It * ? * , (5
lICKlS-Hecfll.ti , l.:3i bend , cteadr at ft.lOgi
4 4) .
CII1C\(50 ( I.IVi : STOCK MAItltKT.
Cattle Stcnd > llou * < \cll\c mill n
Trln * llltrtierMicc | > strnity.
CII1CAOO. July } 4 The market for cattlf WAI
fnlrly active nnd steidj on llgit receipts tloo.1
to choice sluers sold fmm $5 to IS IS , medium
from 1430 to SIM. MixktiM nnd feeder * nt from
M20 to $430. cows and heifers , choice to prime.
nt from tl SS to $4 IS , cows nnd heifer * . ROCM ! to
choice , nt from 12 75 to JJBO , calves , common to
choice , at from (1 M to 15 25
Trade In IIOKS was active nnd prices n trlflo
better The bulk sold nt from Ji.50 to J1CO Pnlc * )
were nt nn entrctne rang * * of from 13 2 > to M 77'ti
heavy picking lots broURhl from J7 2 * . to Jl 3 * .
The week clo ed with prices generally from UHo
to 15c higher
Trade In sheep was ncllve Sites rnncol from
J2 W to 14 2Iwlnir lircely nt from S3 7S lo $1.
Limlis bmught from S3 50 to S"i 41 for ptvir to
prime feeding limbs sold nt from SJ lo S3 M
Receipts : Cattle , 400 head , hogs , 19000 heaj |
shecji , 6.000 head.
Ttitrilit MnrUoln.
TOLHIX ) . July 21 WHEAT Acll < * nnd fln |
No J cash nnd July , 75SiC.
CORN-Actlve and higher. No ! mixed , tttte.
OATS Dull , No 2 mixed , V > c
IIYK Strad > ; No 2 caih , 37 > Jc.
CI/DVEH SKED-Dull and easy ; prlni Oe-
tolwr , S4 K
OII Unchanged. I
Cnllforiiln llrli-il
NE\V YORK. July -OAL1PORNIA DltlKD
rRt'lT4 ' * Stonily c.npornted apples , pilme wlr
tray , So per Hi , wood drlml prime. 5Uc , choice.
5 > i4 , ifancy , fc iirunen. 3 < f7i c per Ib , us to
clic and quality apricots Rovnl ifr > c , Moofl
I'ark. 12c , twaches , unpeeled , CffSc. peeled. 11
1)11 Mirt * t * > .
OIL CITY , Pa . July -Credit balances. 7.cj !
certificates , no bids , a'llpmrnts and runs , not re-
ported.
LONIKJN , July ! 4 OIL-Calouttn lln eed spot ,
52s 61 , near nt hand delivery , 3s 6.1 Tun cn-
tine spirits , Ws 6d
_
\C-T\- A'orlv'it Imports mill l'\iorin. |
NEW YORK July 21 The exportu of cpecl
frcm the port of New York for the weelc
amounted to SS00 VH ) In gold and SI 03' , 54 J In
ll\er The -Imports were * Oold , S"1.S24 ; silver.
S77.1S7 dngoods. . S1.910 1 ; general merchnii-
dl-e , SSC07.5U.
llillTiilo Cruln .
I1UPPALO. July 21 WHEAT Northern , 7 > llo |
No 2 w Inter quoted nl 7Sc
CORN No 2. 3lc. '
OATS-No 2 white , 2im2l c. '
RYi-Neglected '
_ _
< ! nii Krnnils \Vlnnt ami Hnrloy.
SAN rHANCI ? CO. July -WHEAT-Qulet
and steadDecember. . Jl ( IS bid. May. $1 4J % |
c.i h. SI 40
UARLKY Strong. December , t.O'Jc
MMin o HIM\M > ON THI : AIJIJITOR.
CiniimlMslon NI-MT llornsod Aoccss to
1114 IllMtUs.
SIOUX FALLS. S D , July 24. ( Special. )
State Auditor Mnjhcvv. In a private let
ter received here today. sa > s that the pub
lished stories that he attempted to prevent
the state Investigating committee from ex
amining his affairs Is wholly false Ho
savs : "The statement was published In the
form of an Interview with a member of tint
committee tint my deputy , Mr. Anderson ,
and myself refused to answer questions
asked by the commission. The fact la Iho
commission did not visit this offlce until t'.iey
came to get their pay after having put li
four or five da > s of time looking over the
Insurance books that they procured fioiu
Insurance Commissioner Klpp They did not
summon mjself or Mr. Anderson 01 an > on9
else so far as I can learn. Ihcy did not
ask me any questions except whether I
would bo governed by the opinion of the at
torney geneial In the matter of auditing
their claims , and this I declined to answer
In advance of the tiling of ULs opinion. So
far as Mr Anderson Is concerned , they dl 1
a little unclllclal talking with him , in which
he told them that he wtiuld talk with them
freely as Individuals , but did not recognlzo
them as a commission , and If they wanted
anything olflclal from hl.n their way would
bo to subpoena him ns a witness. They
seemed to realize fully that they had no
power. The } have now all gone home and
thl * is probably the last of Governor Lee'a
famous Investigating committee. "
Will Iteliirn In AlnnUii for IIore.
IIOCK SPRINGS , \Vyo. , July 24. ( Spe
cial. ) The eon of Union Pacific Agent
Leve.sn.U6 of this place returned jeaterilay
from the Alaska gold fields , where ha
cleared up upwards of $50.000 in gold. Mr.
Lovesquo states that the reports of extreme
cold weather In the bonanza region have
been exaggerated. The thermometer never
falls below 3S or 40 degrees below zero and
thcro U no wind , so that the cold is not so
penetrating as It is here. The hardships
are many but are more than compensated
by the richness of the diggings. , Mr.
Lcveaque will return to Alaska soon.
Pant Time vtltli a hln-cp Train.
CHAMBERLAIN. S. D. . July 24. ( Spe
cial. ) The Milwaukee Railroad company hai
recently broken all previous records In transporting -
porting stock from this city to Chicago. A
train containing 1,000 head of sheep belong
ing to Franklin & Bartlett was hauled
from Chamberlain to Chicago in twenty-
three hours and thirty minutes , being bev-
eral hours less than the best passenger trala
time between the two points.
Hob a ( irneral Ml ore.
HOWARD , S. D. , July 24. ( Special. )
Burglar * entered the store of W. T. Shova
by breaking out a glass In the back window.
All the caeh left In the drawer , about $6 or
J7. was taken , also tbe jewelry In the housa
and a lot of clothing end Bboei. There is no
clew to tlio burglars , hut it Is generally sup.
nosed to be the work of tramps , who bav
been numerous lately ,
Clii ) Count ) I'll I r.
VERMILION. S. D. , July 24. ( Speclal.- )
The Clay'county fair will be held September
21 to 24 at Vermilion. The special attrac
tions will bo a farmers' Individual grain and
vegetable exhibit , a band contest and a speed
program ,
Death renal ! ) for Amiiiult.
CONHOR. Tex. , July 24-Archlo McMII.
len , who committed a criminal aesault on
the 9-year-old child of William Gllea on.
the IGth Inst , , at Egypt. ha * been convicted
by a Jury and received the death ix-nalty.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
I10AHD OP TIIADK.
Direct wire * to Chicago and New Tor * .
U ; John A. Warren * Co *
CHRISTIE-STREET
COMMISSION GO.
Cnpltnl , Jf-50,000. Fully I'nld.
Stocks , Grain and Provisions ,
Ilooiu 111 i-U Hoard of Truile Hills' . lfj
" "
( Tel. 1CS3. )
C. C. CHniSTIU President
E. J BTHKCT Vice President
G. W. KUNNEY Sftcretary
David T , Heals , Preet. No 3617.
F. P. Neal.Vlce ITen. Union Aiitlonul llnnlc
Chaa. H. V. Lcwln , Caili. Capital. (600.000.
KANSAS CITI. MO. . Apni . n 7.
We hereby certify that the Cnrlstlv-Urcel
Commission Company has this day commenced
business with us by depositing Fifty Thousand
DolUrs ( wO.KOCO ) In cadi. .
( Dictated. ) CHAHLE3 H. V. LEWB. fji
Cuahier.
C. H. MAGOON & CO
COMMISSION BROKERS
Stocks , Grain and Provisions ,
314 South 15th St
OMAHA , - NEB.