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THE OMAHA DAILY BIDE : THURSDAY , JULY 29 , 1897.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Heavy Eecsipts find Foraign Wcakocss Send
"Wheat Down.
CLOSING PaiCE IS OV R A CENT OFF
Corn nml Ontu AUo Morllnc Sllulill ) ,
l.nrK < 'l ) ' TliroiiKli Sjiuiintliy
j * with Ilic l. * iulr I'rovl-
j nloiiN Arc En j' .
CHICAGO , July 28. Wheat was quite er
ratic today , but kept within a range ot
ljc , closing from I'.fcu to I'/ic lower for
September. Foreign markets failed'to re-
Hponil to the strength In thin market yes
terday , but private advices by cable con-
llrmed reports ot damage and a probable
heavy shortage In the European crop. Do
mestic news wan rather favorable nnd re
ceipts at all points today were 50 per cent
over last year. Corn wan easy with wheat ,
closing from % c to Uo lower. Oats were
also u pliiule lower. Provisions were tnsler.
eloping nt declines of from 2'.4c to Cc.
The Liverpool market wns unaffected by
the European continental news that caused
riuch a fever In Ilia blood of the bulls here
yesterday. It responded to the Chicago
lUc advance of the day before by o de
cline ot U < 1 per cental. The opening here ,
In consequence , wns at a decline ot about
lie. The price quickly recovered to ycMer-
diiy'n close on reports from New York that
While Liverpool was weak , continental mar
kets were strong und sixty boatloads ot
Wheat offered by cable last night hud been
neccptcd. After the buying which was In-
Bplrcil by the latter Information hud ex-
Imutted Itself another speit of weakness
BU in , because ot thu liberality ot the re-
celptH nt pilmury western markets , llicsu
ninotinted to over 810.000 bu. , compared with
69.J.UW ) bu. on the col responding tiny ot the
year before. The decline on that account
tcck tliu price to from 72'Jie ' to 72c , und
when It In turn had becoiim stale tliu con
tinental ditnnnd scare was stirred tip again
und caused another advance , which wns
not arrested until from 73'i to 73c was
p.lld about noon. Chicago iccclvcd HI car-
roads and shipped 8S.OJObu. . Minneapolis
nnd UuUilh KOI 310 cars , compared with
! -S last week and * ! Ci ( a year ago. Exports
from the chief Atlnntlc shipping ports were
tutial In wheat und Hour to iw.WJ nu. Urnu-
Btr et'n Ptittpmonl of thu world's visible
wan reported as showing a net decrease
of 2,100,000 bu. That received a bearish In
terpretation from the crowd and caused un
Immediate loss of most of the advance hist
recorded , thu price slit Inking to 73c ngnm
in a very few minutes after ltn receipt.
Thu Increase In this country was only
20,000 : ; bu. , being 500,000 bu. less than was
rhown by thu olllclal visible statement , In
dicating a further decrease ot northwestern
Htock In country elevators. The decrease
in Europe und on pasise was 3,100,000 bu.
The Hentlment continued bearish up to the
close. Increasing receipts neural the longs
nnd the much talked of shortage abroad
up to liiiM : , to ii'ic , to irom i.vjju 10 > &nv ,
then oft to 72i4c , which wua bid , at the
clole.
Corn Btnrted ensler , but Improved sllBhtly
with wheat and on the repetition of bad
reports from Kansas concerning the grow
ing crop. Tliece reports were offset , how
ever , by nicapnaes from several large coun-
tliM In that flute , where thu crop wns said
< ( i be proKi-eHslnir favorably. The teculptH
licro were S2"i cnri and 1.003,000 bu. were
Inspected out of ptore. Atlantic clearances
were onlv 82,700 bu. The market finally de
clined with wheat. September opened from
' /iii : to ' , m lower at from 27Uc 10 li7ic ! ; , .sold
nt 2i"4c ( und 27'ic , closing ; with sellers ut
27r.
27r.OutH followed Hlowly after corn and the
ir.mUet was void of fcaturcH. September
on"iiiil uuchniiKCil at from llli-c to li'ie and
li'fcc ' , sold to from 17c to H ic. back to
frc'm 17'/ie ' to 17c , und closed with sellers
nt the low price. The ciish department was
steady. IlcrelptH were posted nt 274 car ? ,
SI of which graded No. 2. Shipments were
GM > 0 bu.
I'rovlslonti opened easier and continued
heavy throughout tlio cession. At the clone
pork was iic lower for the day , lard from
! i',4c to fie lower and ribs 2-.ie lower. Htisl-
ness was without especial feature outside
of the downward tendency of prices. The
clay's run of hogs wns 27.000 head and prices
were Be lower. September pork closed at
$7.70 , after selling at $7.CO. Lard closed at
J4.1K and ribs at J4.CO.
Ujtlmatedi receipts for tomorrow ; Wheat ,
150 cars ; corn , 73 cars ; oats , 2S5 cars ; hogs ,
22.000 head.
Leading future range ns follows :
ArtlcicB.1 Opjn. | Illtli. | LO-.V. Clone. | Ycsd'y.
Wli'-iit-
July. . . 77 ! < 78 > ( i 78. *
- -'Jl-Trt <
' ' - ? blj
Dec. . ! . 7JM 735S
Com
July. . . . -7. 277V 20K-27
. 6ept. . . 7V ( 27M
Dec. . . , 28H
' May . . .
Gam
July. . . . 17W 17W 17W
Srut. . . . 17WM 17H9 17W 17H
'
rorlt
July. . 7 70
7 72K 7 00 7 70 7 7U
Sept. . . 4 IS 1 l'2\t \ 4 15 4 20
Oct. . . . 4 v ; i 17t 4 20 4 2D
SirtRIbi
4 00 4 00 4 Cfi 4 CO 4 U'J
4 UP 4 O'JH 4 07H 4 O''W 4 U5
No. 2.
Cash uuotatlons were as follows :
FI.OUR-Uull , but rtcady.
W 1 1 BAT No. 2 spring. 7GK77'/c ; No. 3 spring ,
72O74e ; No. 2 red , 77i 774c. !
CORN No. 2 , SCift27c.
OATS No. 2 , 17U17KC , f , o. b. ; No. 2 white ,
H822c ; No. 3 white. lltffSlc.
RYE-NO. 2. 33140.
HARLEY No. 3 , 29c ; No. 4 , I6c.
HEEDS Fbixseed , No. 1. Uif8Ic. Timothy
feed , prime. 12,73.
1'ROVISIONH Mesa pork , per bbl. , J7.7007.75.
Jjird , per 100 Ibs. , J4.10W4.12H. Short ribs sides
( lonne ) , SUCSHc ; dry salted shoulders ( boxeJ ) ,
4 > ii75c : short clear sides ( boxed ) , % { ? % .
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11,19.
Sl'flAR Cut loaf , J5.71 ; granulated , > 3.03-
ttandard A , X.M ,
KISW YOUIC ( JIOMIHAL MAHKKT.
iN of tliu Day on General
CuiumoilltluN.
NT.W YORK , July Z8.-FI.Ot'R-Recelpts ' , 18,627
1/bls. j exports , 0,1 % bbls , ; quiet and u tbada
lower to sell ut the cliou ; Mlnnekota patents ,
K.35if4.CO ; Minnesota bakers , 3.n j3.CO ; winter
patents , t4.30O4.70j winter straights , Jl.00jil.23 ;
wlmir extras , (3.20 3.45 ; winter low grades , j :
( f3.20. Rye Hour Him ; ' superllne , t2.10f2U ,
CORN MEAL , r.tcudy ; yellow western , COu ;
.UranJywIne , J1.7UUI.BO.
'
RYE Firm ; No. 2 weutern , 4Jo-
ll.ARLEV yulel ut 2Vv ,
, , HAHI.KV MALT Dull.
AVIUAT Receipts , 149,075 bu.j exports. 47.7M
Lu. Spot , active lor export ; No. 2 red , kZic. ! Op.
litr.s upenpd lower , following easier cables , ral
lied on foreign buying , ruled Irregular nil day
under conlltctlng ncuu , rallied Muter un large f\-
ixrt rales , but llnally broku under active un.
loading und clohed ' , iUio net lower ; July , klH ! ( '
t'.v , clofeil at k4o ; September , 78 11-lCiiJa ll-lt > c
clued ut 78ic ,
CORN- Receipts , 72.1W bu , ; exports , 7W9 bu.
Fpot , nleudy and fairly aclUe ; No. 8. 32c , On-
tltns opened rimler , under eak lables nnd bet
ter crop news , rallied with wheat , but euted on
llnally under reullclng und cloted ' , io lower
July rlited nt Si',4o ' ; September , 32Ktl3-ic. ) closcu
OATS-Hixelpts ; , 139,800 bu. ; exports , M bu
Epct , iiulft ; No. 2. 2ic. Options dull und nom
inally easier , closing HO net lower ; September
cktrd ut il ! > 4C ,
HAY Steady ; shipping , 45ffWc ; good to choice
chipping , Gvti7Sc.
llOl'S Stead ) i state , common to choice H93
ciop , 3tr4c ; Uiid crop , CIi9o ; 1'acinc coast , Utt :
U9IS crop , 6JilOc .Lonlon market.
IliDES-Steadyj Texas , ? ( ] ! ' . ; California ,
lie.
LEATUER'-Sleady ; hemlock sole , Huenos
Ayn-K. llelit to heavy , Ufl9c ; Cullfornla , 19irc.
J'ROVISIONS-ltccf , firm : family , J8.WSJ9EO
Cut incutH , sleady ; plck.ed belli * * , JO.OOJfI.lO ;
li'jkled ( boulders , t5.1Sii\.rs. ! Ijrd easy ; i' t.
ri\ Hiram doted ut X.UO4.40 ; rellned. iiulet.
1'c.rk , steady ; old mess. JS.UJIji.lO ; new mess. ( S.7 :
( ( ! ' ' 0 ; short clear , 18.75010.50 ; family , JS.WU 10.00.
Tullow , dull ,
OI1 < S Cottoniccd. strong and active ; prime yel
low. Mfi Ce , retroleum , dull : no market , Riuln ,
ttcady. Turpentine , llrm at :7htjSe.
RICE Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , 4'06'.ic ' ;
MOLASSKS-FIrm : New Orleans , open kettle.
i.cd to choice , 2J030C.
FREIGHTS-FIrm ; grain by steam , 4d asked ;
, cttton , by steam , I2c.
EilGS- Receipts , tj.U'J pkgs. ; steady ; state and
I't.mkylvanla , ISc ; western , lc.
llt'TTKIlReceipts , 7SW pkg * . ; iteady ; west
n citamery , IKjlIc ; Klglrw , 15c ; factory , 7
CHEESE-Recclpts. ( .103 pkgi. ; steady ; Urge ,
. white , 75i&7)o ) ; small , white , 767Uc ;
, 7'ic , fmall , colored , ? UOie : part sklml ,
4nr > Uci full xklms , rHOf.
MbTAUS-riH Iron quiet ; Mmlhern , I9.2S5T19. : ! ;
nortbern , $10.00fl.00. Copper , strong i lroktr- > ,
H1.S7U ; exchange. J10.S7 < i ll.Ui. ! Tin , easy ;
BlinKn , 113.3 ( 13.70 ; t > latc- > , dull , ftpelttr , rnny
at X ! CM.o. Ixnd , lirokcrs , J3.W ; exchange , (3.S9
O3.KI.
o .MA ii A ( ; r..MiiAL MAiticnrs.
CntiilKlon nf Trnilu nml O.ii ( n < lcini
nil Slniilo nitit Fnncr I'rmlnrr.
Hulk of sales , 707V4C. Hot weather la
causing heavy losses , as much na clRht dozen
Jier cum nnd many times much higher ,
Ill'TTER-Common to fair. GfltVic ; choice to
fancy. 10012c ; ei > arator creamery , 15c ; galhcrcd
eHinery , 12o.
VEAL Choice fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , quoted at SO
9o : I.UEO nnd course , 4 5c.
LIVE I'Oiri.TRY-Hens. 6VJC7c ; cocks , 3 Hc ;
rprlng chickens , per lb. , Oo ; ducK. , 60 ; turkeys.
flSc.
I'ldEONS-Llvt , 7300e ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
HAY Upland , 15.00 ; midland , t4.CO ; lowland.
14.00 ; rye ctrnw , tt.50 ; color makes the price on
buy : tight bales sell tlio best , only top grades
bring tnp prices ,
IIROOMCORN nxtretnrly flow sales new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice nrrcn self-
working carpet per lb , , 2S2'4c ; choice green ,
'
running to hurl' , ! f2iel ! common , l4c. !
VKGETAHLES.
CUCtJ.MHERS-1'er doz. . S0040C. '
TOMATOCS-I'er 4-lmskel crate , tt.OO.
ONIONH-1'et- . . California. IHOSc.
LIMA UEANK I'er Ih. , So.
HEANS Hand-plrkrd navy , per bu. , tl.lt
CAllHAOE-Homo grown. I'.iWIVic.
l'OTATOES-1'er bu. , new , 75c.
WATERMELONS Crated , per doz. , J2.7CO3.00.
FRUITS.
Al'llICOTS-I'er csi e. tl.33JJl.DO.
11I.ACKIIERRIES I'er 24-qt , case. Jl.OOJ1.23.
SOUTHERN 1'EACHES-I'er li-bu. , COSJ7.V : .
CALIFORNIA 1'EACHES-l'er case , Me ; Craw ,
fords. tt.OO.
CALIFORNIA PHAltS llartletl , per cate , tl.Si
C2.00.
CALIFORNIA I'LlI.MS-1'er case , tl.TI-4A.
SOI'THKRN I'LUMS-1'er 24l. | . cajp. tl.OO.
HLt'EIIEItlllES-lVr lii-qt. case , Jl.W.
HOME GROWN CHERRIES-rcr S-lb. basket ,
30tf33c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORAXGRS Mediterranean sweets. t3.SOfl3.73.
LE.MONS-Messlnas. jri.50SC.00 ; choice Callfor.
ilia , 1.7. I
IIANANAS Choice largo stock , per bunch.
JZ.OOif : . : ; ; medium-sized bunches. J1.00Q2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , pc'r lb. , large
size. 13c : llrazlls. per lb. , loc ; Ennllsh wnlnuu ,
> er lb. , fancy , soft ( hell , 12ttl2c ; Etandnrds , 109
lie ; filberts , per ID. . lOc ; pecans , polished , large ,
9'tflOc ; jumbo. Il fl2c ; laigc hickory nuts. Jl.Ii
> er bu. ; cocoanutB , 4ic ! encn.
FIGS Imported funcy 4 crown , ! 0-lb. boxes ,
12c ; 5 cronn , f,0-lb. boxes , 13SJ14C.
11ONKY Choice , 13WISc.
CIDER-Cl.irlflcd Juice , per half bbl. , J2.35 ; per
bbl. . tl.00ff4.25.
MAI'LE SVRtJI'-Flve-gal. cans. each. 12.23.
; ul. cans , pure , per dnz. , J12.CO ; half-gal. unn. ,
IC.23 ; quart cans , J3.SO ;
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED UEEF-Oood nutlvp steers. 400 to
COO Ibn. , O'.ic ; good forequnrtcrs , steers , Fi'.ic ; good
hlndiuurters | , Sic ! ; western steers. Go : fancy
lielfers. C'.ic ; good heifers , Cc ; good forequartern.
helfcrH , DC ; gooil hlndquartera , hctfcrn , 8c ; good
cows , Go' fair cows , tj'.ic ' ; common cov s. 6 ; cow
forequarters , 4Vtc ; cow hlndquurters , 7',4c. '
HEEF CUTS Tenderloins. ISc ; boneless strips ,
S'.4c. strip loin * ) , f c ; rolls , Sc ; sirloin buttn , So ;
shoulder clods , Sc ; rump butts , 4',4c ' ; steer
chucks. 4Jic ; cow chucks , 4c ; boneless chucks ,
4,4c ! ; cow platen , 2 > 4c ; steer plates , 3c ; Hank
steak , Gc ; loins , No. 1 , 12c ; loins , No. 2 , lOc ;
loins , No. 3 , S',4c ; sirloin ends. No. 1 , 9c ;
illjs , No. 1 , lOci ribs , No. 2 , 8c ;
ribs , No. 3 , 6Vic ; etcer rounus. 7c ; cow rounds ,
S ic ; cow rounds , shank off , 7 c ; cow rounds ,
Fhank and rump off , Sc ; trimmings , 3Vic ; beef
shanks , 2V&c ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; sweetbreads ,
per Ib. , lOn ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per lb. , 40c ;
kidneys , per doz. , 33c ; ox tails , each , 2c ; livers ,
per lb. , I'c ; henrlH. per lb. , HJc ; tongues , per
lb. . lie.
MUTTON Lambs , 7',4c ; sheep , die ; market
racks ( lent ; ) , 9c' hotel racks ( abort ) , 12c ; legi
nnd raddleit , DC ; lamb legs , Sc ; breasts and
Mew. , Se : tonguen , each , 3c.
I'ORK Drccfcd pigs , S'.io ; dn'ssed hogs , 5c ;
teniterlolnr , S'.Jc : lolnu. DC ; spare ribs , 3'tc ;
ham "iiUFage. butta , 4c ; shoulders , rough , 4Mc ;
shoulders , fcklnncd. 4 0 ; trlnmilnRH. 3c : leaf
lard , not rendered , 4'u . ; heads , cleaned , 3c ;
snout and eiirj , 3c backbones , 1V4" : cheek meats ,
3c : neck bones , 2c ; pigs' tails. 2c : plucks ,
each. Kc ; chitterlings , 5c ; hocks , < u- ; hearts , per
doz. , 23c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each. 7c ;
Kidney * , per doz. , lOc : brains , per doz. , 15o ;
pigs' feet , per doz. , 23o ; livers , each , 3c.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Cc ; No. 2'green
hldei , 5Uc ; No. 1 bolted hides. Sc : No. 2
green salted hides , 7c ; No. 1enl calf , 8 to 12
11) ? Sc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 1 ! > Ibs. . Cc ; No. 1
dry Hint hides. 10O12c ; No. S ilry Hint hides. 9If
10c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , SfrlOc ; part cured
tildes , He per lb. less than fully cured.
SHEEP 1'ELTS Green salted , each. 25 < IJCOc *
green raited , shearlings ( short wooled early
fklns ) . each. 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooleii
early skins ) . No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry flint , Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , ac
tual weight , 4fl5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Ne
braska murrain w ol pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 304c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
peltH , per lb. , actual weight , 4J5c ; dty flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 3,540 ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. 1 , 2ic ;
tallow. No. 2 , 2c ; grease , whye A. 3c ; grease ,
white B , 2c ; greatc , yellow , 2c ; grease , darlc.
lic ; old butter , 2ff2',4c ; beeswax , prime , 15i&2c ;
rough tallow , 1C.
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy , 7fSc : fine light ,
! > { ? ! flc ; quartcrblood , 10fl2c ; Ecedy , burry nnu
chaffy , 8fi9o ; cotted and biokcn , coaree , 709c ;
cottfd nnd broken , line , GfiSc. Fleece washed ,
medium , 15JlSc ; line , HglCc ; tub washed , 1C ®
ISc ; black , Sc ; bucks , 6c ; tag locks , 2fi'3c ; dead
pulled , SJjCc.
HONES In rnrlots , weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , t2 00814.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , J10.OOjJ12.00 ; dry coun.
try , damp and meaty , per ton , t6.OOB8.00.
COTTO.V MAUKETS.
HcarlNli Crop Kc-iiortM Mulct * n IVcnU
Oiidilnur utejv York.
NEW YORK. July 28. Texlay's cotton market
opened steady , with prices lower by 47 points ,
following bearish crop accounts , particularly from
Texas , and very unsatisfactory English cables.
After a ruithcr decline of 102 [ points In the near
months , under local and some southern liquida
tion , the market became steady on moderately
good buying orders and closed llrm for near
months und steady on distant positions , with
prlceu 1 point higher to S points lower. Sales ,
7,404 bales. Olllcial as well an private crop ud-
vlccs showed the dimith In pouthcrn nml cen
tral Texas to have been broken by good ralnj
last night. The ready rcoponsn of thu Liverpool
mmkct to thin news led considerable Belling of
long cotton held throughout yesterday'H break
on hopes of reaction today. The market wan
very small and narrow and Inactive during the
afternoon , with smalt orders cither way. llusl-
ness continued In evidence on the spot nltuatlon.
Only a few notices of Intended ! dellverlen of cot
ton on AugiiKt. contract were Issued and they
were stepped as soon as they were put In cir
culation. Futures closed firm on nrar months
and steady on distant months ; rales , 37,400 balm ;
January , t7.U3 : February , t7.0D : March , J7.12 ;
April. t7.15 ; July. 17.47 ; August , t7.43 ; September.
J7.23 ; October , 7.0S ; November , tG.KI ; December !
J7.10. HKt | , closed active , ; middling , 7 13-lfic ;
middling uplands , 7 15-lCc ; middling gulf , 8 3-lCu ;
net receipt * , none ; grout , 12) balca ; exjMrts to
Great Hrltaln , C42 bales ; forwarded , ; il bales ;
unlfs , 1,7 > biiles ; Bplnners , lya balm ; stock ,
CS.W5 bales. Total today : Net receipts , U10 UIOH | ;
eaiKirts to Gient Hrllnln , 1.912 bales ; continent ,
1.1U ) Uilitf ; stock , 107.7M bales. Consolidated :
Net lefelpls , 2.1S7 bales ; exports to Great Britain ,
2. ( > 71 bales ; continent , 4,31 $ bales. Total slnco
September 1 : Net receipts , C.0)3.Ill ) balesx ; -
poitH to Great Hrltuln , 3,000,028 bales ; France ,
CJ'j 155 bules ; continent , 7,137U03 lules ; channel ,
t.lSl bales.
LIVERl'OOL. July 28. COTTON-Ppol. tlnm
pili-es lower ; American middling , 41jc ; low mid
dling , 4'tc ; w > o U ordinary , 4c ; ordinary , 3 13-lCc.
The sales of the day were 10,000 bales , of which
l.SOO were for speculation and export , und In-
Pluded 8,500 American. Receipts , 1,000 bales , no
American. Futures opened easy , with a fair
demand and cloned quiet at tlio decline. Amer
ican middling. I * M. C , , July. 4 10-Clff4 ll-C4d ,
sellers ; July nnj August , 4 8-C4d , sellerfl- August
und September , 4 4-CIU4 6-C4d , buyers ; September
and October , 3 62td , tellers ; October and No-
. e"lbei ; ' , ? . ? 14. < l ? ' , . * , ' < ller 1 November and Deccm.
, 3 M-C fi3 67-G4d , sellers ; December ami Jan-
imry. 3 J2iI , buyers ; January und February ,
; ? - - H1lJ y rB. February and March. 3S2-C4W
3 M-04d , buyers ; March and April , 3 M-C433 M-C < d.
fcelleis April and May , 3 6t-Wd ,
HT , LOt'IS , July 2S.-COlTON-UnchanKed ,
with no tales reported ; receipts. 64 bales ; shlpi
mentu , 81 bulei > ; stock , 10,316 bales.
Hiiltliuur ,
HALTIMORE. July S8.-FLOUR-Flrm. but
quiet ami unchanged ; receipts , 7tt > l bb' . ; exports
33G bbls. '
WHEAT-Unscttled and higher. Spot. lffii&
SOJc ; _ September. 7 > Hfi7 4c ; steamer , red No t
ikHfT'iAo : receipts , lSC--e bu. ; exports , SO.'Ood
bu.j southern wheat , by sample , 79fil > 2ic ! : south
ern wheat , on grade. 7 < ? S2c. '
. , N-Flrmer , Spot. 31 iO3Hic ; September.
3l ( f31Vt0 ; steamer mixed. e ! Uc : receipt ! . 100. .
f.54 bu , ; exports. 20,114 bu.j southern white corn.
32c ; southern yellow , 3Jc.
: recelptn.
0 < 2 WC8tern'
i
'
'ORAIN FREIGHTS-Fulrly active
for steamer-
'
unchanged.
Hl'TTKR-Qulet and unchanged ; fancy cream-
'r jf. ? ' " . ! fa"C > ' lurtle < Ilc ! " > ' Packed. SBlOc.
l.ulih Hrm und unchanged ; freih. lOc
CHEESE-Steady and unchanged.
-\ctv York Ilry ( iooiU 3Inrkil.
NEW YORK. July 2S.-Tho situation In dry
goods was today practically the same us yester
day , although there Is a continued hopeful ftel-
Int.- evident , und a belief that In the near future
there will be a substantial advance In all cotton
goods lines , as there has been In woolens. Uuyers
are anlvlng In the market In great numbers and
seem disposed to buy with somewhat more freedom -
dom than heretofore , but they are still far bt-
blud Us hope ot teller * and couildcr bU bust-
Mtf \ refu * ( l , particularly for future delivery nt
( utabllnhed rules In cotton good' . The woolen
goods situation continues quite satisfactory , with
sales of fnlr proportions at the advanced prices
and more new lines bclni ; opened dally.
St. I.onlft Orni-rnl MnrUotN.
ST LOI'IR July 28-FLOrR-rnchnned : put-
cntn. tJ 9uff4.10i strRlRhls. W.7vns.90 ( ; clenr , 13.80
03.6 , low to medium , J2. ff3.W.
AVIIEAT Fiitureii < > | > . ? n.Ml lower , and while
quid the ni.irktt wnfl nrm , though prices ruled
frartli-ns under ycatcrdny nt the clote. Spot ,
alxiut Miwty ; NtK 2 toil , elevator , 7G < * : track ,
76i4tf77M.c ; No. 2 hard , cnsh , 72'so , track ; July ,
7fic ; August and September , 7Mic ; Dcceinbcr.
Co'lIN Futures were quiet nnd barely steady.
clcslng easier than yesterday : cpot , lower ! NJ.
2 cnAh , 2SViCi July. S5c ; September , 2Stt 3V c.
OATS Dull nncMrndy to pnslpr ; No. t cnsh ,
lie bid ; un track , IS'.ic ; No. 2 white ,
Seplpmber , 17'.4c.
RYE Strong at 40c.
11ARI.KY Nomlnnl.
CORM - . . .
HRAN Dull ; racked. rnRt track , 37C3S'Scast :
side , country points , 33CCe.
SEEDS Flaxsixil. firm at 91',4c. I'rlmo tlm-
Otliy ncoil , t2.BOfl2.G3.
HAY Dull , steady nnd unchanged ; timothy ,
t7.X ( > fftl.M ; prairie. M.IWJS.OO.
1'OULTRY Chickens , quiet and steady ! old
honn , Cc ; fprlngs , Sc ; ducks , rprlng , Gc ; gecfe ,
spring ! ' , Cc ; turkeys , old , Tlio. springs , 12fll24c. !
HL'TTER Steady ; crcomcry , H0l3c ; dairy , 80
ll'.ic. '
EGOP Firm nt "c.
WHISKY tl. 19. i i i
COTTON TIES- .
HAGGING 07itc.
MIJTALS Lend , quiet ; 3.C71Jl ! < - . Spoiler ,
nominally I4.12H.
PROVISIONS I'ork , unchanged ; Maii.lanl
, . , , . , .
8RECEII'TS Flour , 2,030 bbls. ; wlicnt , C2.000
bu. ; corn , 22N ( ) bu. ; cats , 19t 0 1m. .
.SHIPMENTS Vtitar , 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 7,000
bu , ; corn , 22 , ( M ) bu. ; oats , 22 , bu ,
OonVe 3lurl < ( * t * < .
NEW YORK , July : S.-'COFFEK-Optlons
opened stendy , unchanged to B points lower , fol
lowing disappointing European news ot free
Hrazlllan receipts ; ruled quiet nnd fealureleps nil
day , with Undine local. Huylng checked by
clack Fpot market. Closed steady , with quota
tions B points higher In C polnta lower , fall's ,
7,000 bags , including September , J5.SritT3.99 : De
cember , J7.10. Spot coffee , Hlo , dull ; No. 7. in
voice , J7.37',4 ! No. 7 , Jobbing , J7.S7'.4. ' MIU ,
sleady ; Cordova , J10.12',4B16.f,0. ' Pales , COO bags
Marncalbo , 300 bags Central American , private
terms , . Total warehouse deliveries from the
United States , 8,100 bags , Including G.01S bags
from New York ; New York stock today , 3S3.1G3
bags ; United States stock , 427,627 bags ; n lion I
for the United States , 2S4(00 bags total \lslble
fan the United States , 111 , ! . ; ? bugs , agnlntt V
701 bags last year nnd COG.CI2 ! bags In ISM.
HAVRE , July 2S. COFFEE-CIosed quiet at
a net decline of lit ; sales , 13,000 bags.
HA.MHURG. July ! S.-COFFEE -
.
RIO DE JANEIRO. July 28. COFFEE-Sleady , ;
Jsu. i . . , t. . . .v . * .e ; UA iitinuu , 'if'/i . " , 'IV * c' , ' * <
10,000 bags ; cleared for the United States , 1,000
bags ; stock , G01.001) biigs.
SANTOS , July 2S.--COFF10E---Qulct ; good aver
age Santos. U.2UO rcls. rtcelpis. S , uvo bugs ;
stock , 418,000 bags.
Kniisnn Oily Miirki-tn.
KANSAS CITY , July 28. WHEAT Demand
fair ; steady ; No. ' 2' hard. G8145J6PO ; No. 3 , CGVjO
G7Vio ; fancy , CSc ; No. 4 , 64JC3i''C ; No. 2 red ,
70HW7114C. No. 3 , CAUGilc ; No. t. GTc ; No. 2 spring.
one car white , G3c. . , , . . . , , _ „ , , , v , .
CORN Fairly active , about stendy ; No. 2
mixed. 22H323 > ic , latter for one car.
OATS Fairly active , about steady ; No. 2
white. I'mrUc ; one car old , lS4c. !
RYE Nominally , steady ; No. 2 , SSUc.
HAY Active nnd steady ; timothy , J6.50 ;
prairie. JS.OO.
HOTTER Unchanged ; creamery , ll13c ; dairy ,
UGUS lie higher ; Knncas nnd Missouri , CV4c.
.MnrkutH.
LONDON , July 2S. HEET SUGAR October.
Ss Cd.
NEW YORK. July 28. SUGAR Raw , firm ;
fair refining , 3Vic ; centrifugal , M test. 35ic. Re-
ilned , llrm ; standard A , 4c : confectioners' A ,
4Tc ( , ; cut loaf , 5c ; crushed , 5c ; granulated , Cc
cubes , 5'/ic ; powdered , B'.ic.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2S. SUGAR Open
kettle , quiet , 2U8J3c ; centrifugal , steady ; granu
lated , 4'.iff4 ' ( 9-lCc ; whites. 3 13-1C 4'.4c ; yclluws ,
. SSJiflSTdc teconds , 23 5-lGe. Molasses , none In
first hands.
Wool MiirkotK.
NEW YORK. July 28. WOOI/-Flrrn fleece.
inflMc ; pulled , No. 2 extra , 2343 c ; Texas , lOJj )
lt > 0 <
0ST.
ST. LOUIS , July 2S. WOOL Unchanged ;
Missouri nnd Illinois , clothing nnd combIng -
Ing , lG' , ? 17Kc ; Hjjht fine. 1314c ; northern
nnd western bright , lC17c ; medium , 14jjlic :
line medium , 13S14c ; light tine , 12012' ' c ; Texas ,
Indian Territory , etc. , medium , li'/.c ( ; fine m -
dlum , ISSJUc ; tub washed , fair to choice , 214f
24C.
Toll-do Miirketn.
TOLEDO , July 28. WHEAT Lower , weak ;
cash , July nnd August , 75'ic ; September , 75' ' < .c.
CORN Dull , lower ; No. 2 mixed , 2C' .c ; No. 3 ,
23V4c : No. 4 , 24Vic ; September , 2J < 4c ; No. 3 yel
low , 37c.
OATS Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , 20c ; July , 18o
bid : September , ISc.
RYE Firmer : No. 2. 39Hc ; No.3 , SS'.Jc ;
CLOVERSEED Dull , steady ; prime October
J4.22 ; alslke , J4.60 bid , , , , . . .
Peorln .llnrkctH. t .
PEORIA. July 28-CORN-Flrm , Inactive ; No.
2. nominally , 23c. f , , - - . .
OATS-Qulet and steady ; No. 2 white , 19j :
' * -rvt * ! " ' '
\S'CHISKY-Steady ' ' " ' *
. .
\ - at Jl.'l9.
RECEIPTS Corn , " 31.COO bus. ; oats. 33. 00bus.-
rye. none : whisky ; none ; wheafrnone.
8HIPMENT8 Corn , 28,950 bus. ; oats , 29,800
bus. : rye , none ; whisky , G73 bbls. ; wheat , none.
Llvcrnool ( irnlii nml
LIVERPOOU July 2S.-I'ROVISIONS-Hams ,
short cut , 14 to 10 Ibs. ; 3Ss. lUdo-n. cle'ar' bellies
llrm , 29s ; short ribs , 27s ; long clear middles
heavy , 2Ca ; short clear middles , "heavy " , 20s. Lurd ,
prime western. 21s Cd.
CORN Quiet ; August , 2s lOd ; September , 2s
.
The grain and provision exchanges will close on
Saturday , July 31 , und Monday , August 2.
California Dried PriiitM.
NEW YORK. July. 28. CALIFORNIA DRIED
FRUITS Evaporated apples , very steady ; other
dried fruits , steady but , quiet. < nvapurated aiH > ies ,
nrlme wire tray , 5c per pound ; wood dried , prime.
5',4o ; choice , S'Jc ; fancy , Cc. . , I.'rune . J3-S7V4c , as
to size nnd quality. Apricots , Royal , C9c ; Moor
I'nrk. . 12c. Peaches , unpecled JlgSc- , . . peeled ,
OIL CITY , Pa. , July 28.-Credlt halnjiccs , 73c ;
certificates , no bids'shlr > mchts , 113 , 13 bbl j runs
10G,2l l bb'.u.
IJDNDON , July 'Kt. Calcutta' ' HrisVedT' Hear at
hand deliver } ' , 2s Cd. Linseed oil , 15s 3d. Tur
pentine spirits , 20s 3d , ' *
PlilIni1cIihlii l'roiliioe < -
| Mnrki-t.-
PHILADELPHIA , July 8.-HIJTTER-Flrmer ;
fancy western creamery. WfU'.So.
EGGS Firm nnd active ; fre h nearby nnd
weslw-n , 12c.
CHEESE Unchanged.
Weekly Klaiir 4)ii ) < | ni ( ,
MINNEAPOLIS , July 28ThQ , Northwestern
Miller gives the flour output for last week at
Minneapolis Duluth , Superior and Milwaukee ut
Han Km IIP IN en Wheii't ami Iliirloy.
HAN FRANCISCO , July 2S. WHEAT EJS'J
DecemlHT. Jl.40',4 bid : May. 11.41 % . '
UARLEY I'iuiy ; Deceml er , 81c.
STOCKS A.\l > IIO.VDS.
ProKiieroiiN nrnlii Trnile Outlook
( Ivi-H 11 lleiifivril I in | > i * t UN.
NEW YORK , July ZSf-Ths , domlnatlns Inrtu-
cnce of the flock market' ' today was the prosper
ous grain trade outlook. 1'rolmlily over 00,000
bushels of wheat was engaged for export to tiie
continent although only pome third of u million
busha B was np-rted from iu | ports , . The fuvoiubla
weekly government gruln nport wus doubt.efct ,
a factor In the recovery of confidence to the dis
concertion of the reactionists on the slock' mar
ket. Hut little effect was felt In the ( arly deal
ings from lower lxnilon quotations , nnd. ' ns a
conrequence. buying by New York oij tna London
exchange reversed that mailtet. Americuns tliere
closing at the best prices of the day , AtchJ'on.
In particular , attracting attention. London In
the early dealings did not respond quickly to the
strength , the arbitrage brokers letting frequent
opportunities to buy on London. However , Louis
ville , Atchlson Southern and Heading were pur
chased here for foreign uccount. There was mucn
variety and breadth to the dealings litre , witn
heavy commission house orderu from pructlcully
the opening to the close. More stocks were active
today than at any time In the iircnent upward
movement. Cotton Oil , Lake Erie & Western
und Oregon Navigation shares and other usually
dormant , as well us the more active stockli , us
well u Sugar and Atchlson preferred were
features In t'.ie day's dealings. The Industrials
and grangers on large dealings aroused consider
able Inteiest , being up fractionally. Southern
railway properties. Including Louisville & South-
crn preferred , were up over I per cent each
on prospective Increased earnings when cotton
begins to mo\e freely Rumors that the results
of the Wubash Mw-ul year would be better than
recently expected cuubed the preferred to rite
over 1 per cent. Sugar , after fluctuating errat
ically , touched ISO-Ji. S per cent of the gain It lott
on bear atiackn In the final dealings , leaving the
net gain less than 1 per cent. The raid had but
little Influence on the rest of the list , the buying
continuing good up to the close , although come
speculators realized prollts on purchaies made
earlier In the day. Hock Island gained nearly 1
per cent on Information that the earnings for
the third week In July would show the large
volume of bvulnesa now being handled by the
road , This report was said to have been re
ceived by some of the directors. Two rumors
circulated today considerably benefited the prop
erties concerned. They were that action might
be taken on the dividend at Louisville before
the January meeting , and that 3 per cent would
be paid on Atc'.ilson adjustment In October. In
less I nun the usual deullngn Tobacco rose frac
tionally. There were no Important lottes and the
principal net advances were ; Rubber preferred ,
Ztt per cent ; Cotton Oil , 2(4 ( per cent ; Lakn Erie
& Western preferred , 2 > > i percent ; Oregon Navlga.
lion , 2K per cent ; preferred , 3H per cent ; South.
ern preferred. Atchlson preferred , Cotton OH pre.
ferred , Standard Rope , Lake Erie & Western ,
Louisville , Rensselaer and Saratoga , Southern
preferred , St. Paul & Dulutb , American Spirits ,
'
common and pre fcrre , yW/0 > inh preferred nnd St.
Louis A Southern preferred ,
A k n Inquiry devMofipd for Atehlson adjust
ment 4 In the lioml ifthYlift , wtifch moved up 2
per cent to 5I 4. ThlsllK jf < iiB been neglected of
late , and the revival of activity wan attributed
In part to foreign pur li es. bared on the out-
jock for Increased enr-plngs by the Houttwcotern
roads. The general 4 nd market moved up
I sharply In heavy denllnxx , which Included n
variety of recurltle * . T m aggregate fales werr
' . W.IOO.POO. OoX'ernmenfs were quiet , but con
tinued to tend upward. Tlio aggreEate talcs were
I10.0CO. ,
The Evening Post's Ixindon financial cablegram
says : "Today's marktls were active and
buoyant , closing at the best. Huclnefs Is spread-
l Ing. Home rails were Mtitliv. There were InrKC
I dealings In Knlllr.i at rising prlcef. Contois
moved up for the first .Ulna for days. Amu leans
opened ilull on profit taking nml on the apparent
slmis nf wenknpfs InlNew York. The renewal
nf American support made prices lioom to the
best of the dny. Except In the cflse of Atchlfon.
however , wlilch was laiucly bought here nnd by
tin * continent. dcallngi were still comparatively
restricted. Oold is still In ( Iron * demand , over
. 2oKO ; pounds having been btugl'.t In cpen market
j this wiek for Aumla. The Paris nnd Hcrlln
markets were dull ,
The following ; were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
AlchlBon mj | do pM 14Uf
ilopfd l7UjSt. ! 1 * . A Om
llaltlmoio A Ohio. . , . do nfd Un
Canada Pacific . . . 7l ! 4 St. 1 > . M. A M 117
Canada Southern So. Papilla Kl ! <
Central Pacific So. Hallway lift
Chnn. . " .Ohio do pfd 31U
Chicago A Alton. . . Toxns A Pnolllc. . . . 114
C..HAQ Union Piiclllc 7
% ' ' " 40 IT. I1. D. A O -iH
cio. c. .v'st.'ti. . ! ! 2S Wabash ID *
dapfd 115 do pfd ll'Ji '
D l. A Hudson. . . .11HK Wheel. A L. K H
lcl.L. A W ir > 7S do pfd IH4
Dm. * Ulo O 11 ! < AdainH Kx .1"-
do pfd 44 > { ) American Ex 114
Krlo ( ni'W ) 10lHlil.l ? : " : |
dolstptd ; ; ;
Kt. Wayne Hill
( Jtvnt Nortliprn pfd. I " 0 do pfd
Hocklinr Valley. . . . 1M AIII'II SplrltB.
LaknKrlnA W. do "
dopfd 71f Am. ToDiicco .
17llU I iln uM .
. l im
Mnnhnttan L . It.OglUotm. ( > : IH Him ,
Met.Trnctlnn . llll Com. Cabli * Co . 170
Michigan Central. . U4iCol. ! P. A Iron . 1
Mo.l'nelllc . 8il l ilo pfd . H
Mobile * .t Ohio . lll ! ! < | fi < ' . r.k'ctrle . HI
Mo. K. AT . ! ! 1 'llllnoln ' Steel . .17
ilo pfil . 14J i LnOlcdo UikH . ' . ' ! I
Now Alb. * V Chi. . . . : i4t L--iHl
do pfd. du iifd llll
N.J. Central 1 Nat. Lin. Oil IBM !
N. Y.Contral 1HIU I'aulHc Mall : ? 4
N. Y. Chi. A St. I. . . llllij Pullman Pal 170
do 1st ptd II SllvirCortincatcH. 3U
do'Jcl pfd lift Stand. Hope .VT. . . . fW
Norfolk .t Western 14 , SUBar 1.17H
No. Anifr. Co 4-H do pfil Ill
No. Piielllc 411k T. C. A Iron an
do pfl lliU U. S. Ix-ather a
OnlarloA W -lM do pfd ( ! : <
( Ire. It. A Nav 17H U. S. llubber 1-Hi
Plllsliiirir lllil
Uoadlnff. WUHICTII . . . Union. . . . . ! s < n
* .i. l
Hock Island NortliwcHlcrn 117H
St " < iu'H. , S. P. ' ' ' ilopfil H-3
dopfd . . . .i . . . . . . lOji ChKiil. Weatctii. . . . inn
Sl'ali _ _ H7 >
offereJ.
Thu total pales of mocks today were 3W.f.OO
shares , Incliulliig : Atciilson piefcrrcd. 39.2I4J
Chekajieakc & Ohio. 4,410 ; lake Uric & Wehtcrn
prefeired , 3.SCO ; Manhattan 1- . ? . , : : : . ; Mls mul
1'aclllc * . 3C5 ; M.Biourl , Kinscs & T-xas I rcfe.rcJ ,
4,750 ; New Jeitey Central. 30,030 ; St. Paul , 21.7.IS ;
Omaha , 5.0SO ; Southern Hallway , 3.JGO ; .Southern
piuferred. 19.031 ; Union Puclllc. B.44 : : Wiihinh
preferred C , 30 ; American Cotton Oil. 4,521 ; Amer
ican Tcbacco , 1J,2 0 ; Hay Stntc G.is , 7.2J5 ; ClilcJRii
Oa , SC2 : ; I > c d , S.8SO ; Standurd Hopt nnd Twlni- ,
3,391 ; SUfc-nr , 46.CCO ; United StHtes Hubber , B.1S7 ;
Western Union , 8.020 ; Chicago Orcut Western ,
C.ECO.
Xt'ir YiirU Money Miii'kct.
NEW YORK. July 2 . MONEY ON GAIAr-
Steady ; 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed
offered 1 per cent.
PHIMK MERCANTILE .PAPER 3ff4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Sleady. with nctual
huslness In bankers' bills .nt Jl.fc7VilS'l.tI'.ii for de-
nmni and at } I.6GU04.SC4 ! = for sixty days. Posted
rates , t4.S7ST4.87'.4 ' nnd ? 4.S | > , i. Commercial blllt ,
' ' '
SU.VK'H' CERTIFICATES-Offered , 59c.
HAH SILVER 57Ho. ,
MEXICAN DOLLARS 4SMC.
GOVERNMENT HONUfJ-Strone.
STATE HONDS-Qulet.
RAILROAD HONUS Strong.
Closing quotations on bijnds were ns follows :
uTsTSsT feu. tif'-i i Krlo jd8. . . . . . . . . . . nn <
U. s.lBmr HHi'C.H ' .MS. A.iiB insw
U. S.-lH , coup ll4iU. ! ! H. AS. A.7 10114
U. S. now 4B. rce. . .P.'u4' ' H. & T. Cent , f.s 1011
U. S. now In coup. . . 120J-S H. A T. Cent. ( is. . . .Kill
IT. S. (18 ( , rep llltS'K ' AN. Unl. 4s Hit
U. S. .is. coup 11-IH.M. K. T. first-Is 8II > 6
Pacific d ot ' 05..10U6'M. K. T. second -l.i. 04
A In. , clan ! ) A. . . lOiihji Mutual Union da. . .Ill"
Ala. , clauo II 101 N.J..O. Ben. 1HIB..1PJ-M
Ala.rliBHC ( IS No. Pacific lsts..117 >
Ala. Qurrrney. . . . Of No. Pacitio 'Jda..i Slitti
La. New Con.IB. . . . . ! > fi No.Pacllle a.'li' . . 8 ! i
MlBHourl ( is 10 ! ) N.'W. CoiiBola , . ' . . . . 14r
N. C. ( is I''H N--W. S. V. Uub. BB.117
N. C.Is 101 ! ' Ore. X.'iv.lBts . Ill
S. C. nonfund. . . . H On ; . Nav. 4B . Hti
Tenn , now sot3s . . R2 > t R.G.WPBt 1st ! ) . 7KM
Tenn. niw Bet TIB..105 St. 1' . Consols 7 . . .lH7i !
Tcnn oldBotlla. . . . lit ) St. P. C.A V , W. r.BllO
Va. centuries 01 St. L.AI. W. Genr ( HIM
Vu. ile forrc'd 4 St. L. AS. F.Gen.0.113
AlclithOii Rl ! ' Southern Ity. 'IB. . . . ill
Atclilson Second A. r > 44 Tex. Pacific lain. . IIIV6
Canada So.'Jmla..lOS Tex. Pacltle'JdB. .
C. P. iBtsof'113 101W U. P. lBt of U0..10IIU
D. AK.O. 4B WH'i ' West Shore -la
D. A U. O. 7M
'offered.
Itonfoii Stuck ( liioinllons.
BOPTOV. July 'JS. Call loans. 14(33 ( ner
cent : lima loan * ) . H l pir cant. Closn : ; prices
loiatocln. l)3n HiuJ _ . mliil.i ; l Ifji :
ATT.3. F 13 < wTKirc 21
American Siiear. 13714 IV. Eliso. uf.l 40J <
Am.S.ii-'ar ofd. . . Ill WlB.Ccnt U *
UavStato ( SaB. . . . (1H ( IW. Kloj. Ill l.r > 4
ticll Tulophone. . . 22rt Gen. Eles. ptd Ti
Uoaton.t Albinv. 211 ! AltthUoii pfd 'J7 ; < i
RoHtonA Malna. . . 10D Atclilson 4B S3
C..II. AQ . HHW Allonuz Mlntn ? C3 1
Fltchbunr . Wr-4 Atlantic 20 K
General Eluctrlo. . I ! 1 Boston A Montan \
Illinois SUiUl . 34 IlnltoA BoHtcu. . . .
Mexican Cuutr.il. . 7M CalumulA tlccli. : . S'JIl
N. V. > v N. K . no CunUMlllllU (1 ( %
Old Colony . ISO Franklin 11
O.S. L . 18 Koai-sir.'c 17 ! (
Rubber . 14 Oucool.l : ! 1
San Uleio . 7W Oulncy llil
Union I'acltla . 7H TamuracK 1'Jl )
WcHlEud . 01 ! Wolverine UK
Went End Dtd . OiW
San FraiiclKco MlnliiK ( Inotiitlouw.
SAN FilANCISCD. July . ' . Tno oaislal oloj-
Ingaua'Ulons for .uluif BUJCI tiliir wjrj ai
follows :
Alta 0 .tnstlcn 6I
Alpha Con 11 Kentucky Con I !
Andes in Mexican
Ilclcbcr 17 OcRldenuilCon. . . . ! )
I'entA Uolcliop. . . , 4:1 : Ophlr. 75H
Ilulllon 8 Overman H
Caledonia U Potosi
ChallcncruCon. . . . 40
Chollar. 7(1 ( Sierra 1. . . . 131)
ConlKtencc 10. ) Silver Hill ,
Con. C.U. A V.I 135 Union Coi : fi'JII
Con. Imperial 1 Utah Con II
Crown Point 23 YcllowJ ts'xot. . . . OB
Conld.v Cnrrlu. . . . 43 Stund.ml
Halo ANorcroii. .
Silver b.ird. 37JSc : Muxtcan dollars. 47 ? < 948hiCj
3rallH.aii.il , luc ; drJlta , t jU.'raii'i. 17Hc.
N MV York Ml n Inn Quotation * .
NEW YORK. July BJ. Tlu followlnr arj tlio
Hulwer OH Onfirlo 300
Chollar ! ! 3 Ontilr , Kl !
Clown Point 20 plvmouin 1-
Con.Cal. A Va. . . , K'U . QulcUHliver iniu
flcadwood t)5 ) OulcXHIlver nr.l. . . ,7(11)
Gould A Curry 40 Sierra Nava-Jo. . . . . 1'IB
HaloANororois. . HI StandarJ Hill
llomenluku 21)00 ) Union Con SO
Iron Silver .10 Yellow JacUet . . . . Bl !
Mexican ! IO
"
'asked.
London Stnuk Unolallon .
LONPON. July 28. lip. in. cloilny :
ConholH.iii'y , .l 1'J in-HI PiUil common , . flnU
Consols , aco't 11:1 : fj Y. Oiiitr.il HllU
Can. Puclllc " 74. Ponniivtvuiila nfi
Krlo 'invf lla.vlliu 1'JU
Krlo lutB ufn H7H Mex. Ojn. now4i. 71
111. Ccntr.il ID'J'f ' AtoliUon 14U
Mexican ordlnary.Vrtl6 _ _
HAH SILVER I'poeiVlri ! MW per ounce.
MONEY liM perxtni. ; .
The rnlc of dlscumit In the open rnailiet for
short bills Is * iiTfe ueij ent ; for three months'
Goid'ls qnoti'd toUW'stlluenon ' Ayres at 1SS.M ;
I.lnbon , 47.25 Rome , , 101
India council bills'.were ' , allotted today at
U31-JM. .
AniiTli-nii Si litfilfH In I.onilon ,
I/1NDON. July 2i = rAmerlcan * ecurltle de-
cllned komewhat nt..tliii cpenlng , but stiffened
later chlelly on arlill < K < r buying , The close wu
tlrm , with tt moderrifis dejimnd ,
] * MiiiV > 'rX > x i .
BOSTON. July zir Claarlngs , | 1C,977,955 ; bal-
onceH , J3li/,9C13. jj ' < (
HALTIMORE Jujy . S.-Clearlngi. , J2.388.C10 ;
lialanceu , J191.37C. <
NEW YORK. July JS.'T-Clfurlngn ' , 1I2J02,759 ( ;
balanced , ( ; , C22,211 ,
PHILA-DELI'IIIA , July B. Clearings , 18,532- .
770 ; ba'uncm ' , tl.Uil.Oir * .
CINCINNATI. July 28. Money. 2fi6 per cent ;
New York ejtcluuiK , K5c premium ; clearlngB , Jl-
777,40) .
MEMPHIS. July S8.-Clear-nss , 110718 ; l.il-
ancen , JW52i ; New York mchange , Bslllns ut
Jl.W premium ,
NI2W ORLEANS , July 28. Clearings. J7I7.MS.
New York exchange , bank , II per Jl.OOO ; ruinm r >
clal , We per fl.COO discount ,
ST. I/JUIH. July 28. Clearings , 14.102,175 ; bal
ances , JSCM21 , Money , 4 7 per cent. New York
exchange. 25c Olkoount Md , par neked.
CHICAGO , July S8.-ClearlnK . J13.224.CM ; bal-
anc H , ll,2li.700j New ork exchange. Stei pre
mium ; Blt-illng exclmneo demand. J4.87H04.88 ;
sixty day , JI.W.GI.87. Trading In local stocks
Improver. ! Minrwlmt today. CloslnB : Diamond
Match 112 ; Went Chicago. 1OJV4 : Lake , Street L ,
It"New' Yurli ; Illscult. M'.iiCliy Railway. SIC.
_
l < ' rclK" I'lnaniiliil.
HFRLIN July J8. Exchange on London , 20
marks 86 pfg. for checks.
PARIS , July 28. Three per cent rentes. 104f We
for the account. Excbapse oa London , 2H 19c for
check * , j i * - J >
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Outtlo and Hogs Doming in Rather More
Plentiful Than Expsoted ,
S.-LLING INTERESTS REMAIN ON TOP
nn.ver.i Coinpliiln that 1'rlcci Here
Arc Tuo UlKli , but Still Take
tilt * OIlVrlliKN H < > K Cloie
Suiiit ; l
SOUTH OMAHA , July 2S.-IU'Celpts for
tht days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
July 23. , 2,540 8,102 - 42 "
July 23.2ti. C.4.V. ) G4.41HS
July 2ti. . 1.S17 2.1S2 41HS
July 21.a. . . 1 KU 2,225
July a. . 1,141 MSI zliii
July 22. . 2.3T.S 12,300 SAI
July 21. , , 2.815 10013 1,311
July > . , , 3,107 8.752 10
July 19. , , 2,0-iG U99 12CO
July 17. , 4SCO '
J U i V 10. " " " fj.G'J.1 674
jni'y IB. . . . . . . . ; . . . ; 2,773 3SOU
4,449 1.U02 1
July 13 . 4.VC3 7fwS 1,163
July 12 . 2,013 3iG3 2C3
2C3of
The olllclal number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep , ll'r's.
O. & St. I. . . ny 3 1
Missouri Paclllc lly. . 12 1
Union I'acllle System. 1 27 3
O. & N.V. . lly f . . 1
; ! ' . , 15. & M. V. U. U. . 47 2S . . 1
\ a. c. & v. ny
O. , St. P. , M. & O. lly 14 11
I 11. .t M. U. U. H 5
l c. , n. & q. iiy 2 7 . . . .
K. O. * St. J 1
O. . H. I. & \ \ Hy , e. . 3 3
C. , .11. 1. & l' . lly. , w. 3 J i ;
Tola' receipts 103 12S 3 3
The disposition ot the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
liuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co. . . . "
O. H. Hammond Co. . . 331 1,077
Swift and Company
Ctulnhy Packing Co 431 2foj 742
1 > . Hooker .t Uegan 20. )
Vansant & Co TO
I Lolminn & HothefhlldP. . C3
Hrntoti & Underwood. . . . . " >
! LIvliiBSton & Schaller. . . . 13
! Hammond , ICunsras City 10(3 (
Hnmllton 43
Cudahy , Kansas City. . . . 241
Planklngton. Milwaukee W2
Krittaln & Co. , Mur'town C33
Other buyers . 209
Left over 400
Totals 742
CATTLE There was a. liberal run ot cat
tle again today , though the receipts were
less than yesterday by lorty-ilve cars. Al
lowing for the cattle that were shipped di
rect to the packers thijre rrrre less than a
hundred earn , all told , " on sale.
The market as a whole was In very satlE1-
factory condition so far as the selling Inter
ests were concerned. Cattle are selling very
high here as compared with other market ! ?
und buyers complain that they are paying
too much. Still they want the c- ; : ' , < and so
long n H thu demand \ fully equal to , or In
excess ot thu supoly , It Is not easy to pound
prices.
This morning advlceH from other soiling
points Indicated n-break lit values and that
fact In connection with the very high prices
paid hero yesterday would have been suffi
cient under ordinary circumstances to have
brought about u decline at this point. It did
not. however , have much effect upon the
market. All desirable beef cattle sold Just
obout at' well a'S 'yesterday , tint tne feeling
was a little easier on the common und me
dium grades ot beef cattle. The market
seemed u little slow to open and yet most
everything sold early , the best cattle bring
ing $4.COfrl.72V- ! .
Utitchers' stock , as l the case on most
days , was In moderate supply , and the offer
ings consisted entirely ot grasrers. The mar
ket was active under the Inllucncc of a good
demand and everything changed hands
early In the forenoon.
Yesterday there were a good many feed
ers ) here , but the demand was very large and
last night almost everytnlng In the way of
feeders In the yards was shipped out Into
the country. The fresh receipts this morn
ing 'were ' not large and the demand was rea-
sanably good , but at the same time there
was a feeling that prices have been pretty
high and that had a tendency to make the
market a little lower. Representative sales ;
NATIVES.
P STEERS.
Xo. AV. I'r. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1C..no.$3 co .1104 33 . .1002 J4 40
C..1220 3 SO 17. . . 077 4 40 . .1141 4 20
.1012 4 i ; n2V. . . .1233 4 70 . .ion 4 20
.1025 4 15 2V. . .1008 4 10 . . MS 4 25
.1003 4 30 20. . .1217 4 10 . .1323 4 23
.1170 4 CO 4. . .1023 3 73 .ISO 4 10
. 9SO 4 2.- CO. . .13S2 4 23 . .1122 4 40
.12.11 4 GO 30. . .1103 4 30 , .1332 4 40
.12CS 4 (0 4 72VJ. , .1253 4 721/
20. . .1300 4 35 4 DO
COWS.
1. . . . 9 0 2 40 4. . . . 907 2 10 2. . 1140 2 00
I. . , . 970 2 CO 1. . . . MO 2 43 1. . . . E40 2 25
1. . . . SOO 2 CO 1. . . . S10 2 CO 1. . . . SSO 2 30
4. . . . 837 2 73 29. . . S77 2 S3 1. . . . 790 2 CO
2. . . . 503 2 50 1. . . 840 3 00 1. . . . C90 2 90
G. . . . ! ISO 3 03 2. * . .1IWO 3 CO 2. . . .12S5 3 05
1..1I90 3 33 l" .1120 333 1. . . .1220 3 10
1..1200 3 40 1. . 3 33 1. . . .1030 3 10
1..1ICO 3 40 . .1110 3 40 1. . . . 970 3 15
1122 3 75 .1220 3 CO 1. . .1130 3 25
10C3 2 00 1..11SO 10. ( .1015 2 33
1. .1140 3 35 3. . . . S30 2 25 10.C. . . . 900 3 00
HCIFK11S.
C.C.
. 420 250 1. . . 7CO 3 00 . . 4SO 3 25
. COO 3 SO K. . CCO 2 CO C. . . C73 3 CO
. ceo 3 13 B. . . CM 3 25 11. . . 43G 3 25
. CCS 3 25 33. , . 7S7 3 49 11.I. . . . SIO 3 CO
. 770 2 K 4. . . 10M 3 50 1. . . 1 > 00 3 CO
. wo 3.7S C. . . 734 4 00
HULLS.
.1140 3 20 1.-10SO 2 10 1. . .1720 2 CO
. 070 2 C5 1..12SO 283 1. . .15CO 2 C5
.HM > 2 90 3.-.121G S 15 1. . .1170 3 00
. 970 2 C5
, CAI > VK8.
. 200 4 SO 230 3 73 , 390 3 03
. 110 3 CO 290 3 75 1. . , 820 4 00
1. . . 2&0 C CO Z. . . . 193 G 73 1. . , 100 6 73
2. . . 113 C75
STOCKEHS AND KEEDEH8.
10. . . KS 4 CO , 707 3 73 25. , , 427 3 SO
15. . . CIS 3 to , 803 4 10 5. . , C94 4 20
1 , . . 870 3 40 , KO 3 CO 1. . , 720 3 75
4. . . C93 3 M > C7C 3 (5 C. . , 793 3 90
16. . . 782 3 90 , 913 390 4. . C25 3 95
7. . . 4SO 3 70 770 3 70
WESTEHNS.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
4 bulls 1120 | 2 40 2 feeders..1115 } 2 CO
1 row 9CO 2 GO 1 feeder ! IOO 2 CO
1 cow 1130 2 CO CO feeders. . . . 71S 3 ; o
3 COWH 72ti 2 CO 27 feederu. , , . C84 4 00
3 tows 1103 2 CO
NKUHASICA.
2 cows 9)0 ) 2 CO 19 feedern. . 740 3 S5
2 feeders. . . . S30 3 CO 6 fcedcrui.il6J4 ! 3 K
1G COWB 9C3 3 25 33 feeder * . . . , 91C 3 90
1 feeder 1020 3 SO
A. Newberry.
1 bull . . .1C60 240 1 heifer . RSO SCO
1 cnw . 1040 2 90 ' 2 heifers. . . . 625 3 83
2 COWH . 1M5 290 19 feeders. . . 918 400
1 cow . 1310 3 30
30WYOMINO.
WYOMINO.
15 cows . 9 7 335 31 fec'eri-.109S : 373
\Vllnon ] < ros.
12 steers 12E2SOUTH 12 feeders , . . . 9S9 3 90
SOUTH DAKOTA.
4 cows 997 2 C5 1 Mr. tig . CSO 2 40
I heifer 700 3 10 1 bull . IfiOO 2 to
1 heifer CO ) 3 25 1 utr. Ill , * . 1250 2 tn
3 feeders , . . . 9S3 3 90 15 feeders. . . . 983 3 M
HOCIS While there was a falllns off In the re
ceipts of cuttle as compared with yecterdny , there
wus n Kah ) In the number of hoi ; * reported In of
tnenty-eltrtt cars.
After brlnK hlKher for three days In succes
sion , during which time tlio market Kulncd on
an average 18 cents , theiu was a slight backset
today.
The market opened u fchade to Cc lower nnd
cluied fully Cc lower , Tne traile was fairly active
at the decline und an early clearance was ef
fected. Tile IIOKH Fold at f3,35ft3.47V $ . a i/K'Jlnet
> . 43. ( . W yesterday anil the bulk brought J.:7',4
tl3.it > , ublle yertcrday the bulk uold al $ ) .4 < ' < ii'3.43 ,
TuklnK the sales a n whole and tlicy would uv-
erago utmost Cc Jower. Iteiireoentutlve dales :
No. Av. No. AV. till. Pr.
11 227 C9. . . 23C t > U )3 40
Cl 218 < > 9. . . . . . . ,223 40 3 40
CC 903 CO 213 80 3 < 0
C8 201 7.1 235 3 40
163 2'J1 C9 270 3 40
CO 27T 48 2C8 ICO 3 40
63 303 ICO CO 2C3 11X1 3 40
M 2S4 CS ,252 3 40
30 270 C3 270 3 40
C | 2i8 C3 2C3 3 40
74 260 119 202 ICOM 3 40
Cl 2SG k3 230 M 3 40
C6 301 CO 2C5 SO 3 40
C3 278 76 270 120 3 40
10 2MI Cl 291 80 3 40
41 318 3t , . .iW 1C ) 3 40
E9 si 49 271 to 3 40
'
33 333 C3 .274 UO 3 10
73 SCI Cl , , 278 110 3 40
153..273 ICO . . . , , . . , : 120 3 40
11. . . 242 72 , .262 to 3 40
CO 343 72 234 80 3 40
C7 260 68 313 fcO 3 40
40 . ,293 G4 2JlO CO 3 40
42 293 40 H 229 3 40
W 316 4 ! 333 210 3 40
C4 1T75 67 . . .242 ICO 3 40
7 ! Z7'J 41 23. ! ICO 3 40
CO , . . 2C9 C2 262 ICO 3 40
CO 300 10 27C 3 40
CO 297 63 , . ,2S8 iio 3 40
CO . . .276 67 2S8 3 40
08 274 Cl 2 9 200 3 40
C2 2CI 66 297 120 3 40
CO 268 It 291 3 40
120SO
C8 303 SO CO 291 340
CS 2CS ICO 41 , . .299 SO 3 40
13 321 1W C2 2it HO
2M 40 3 3Mi K9 309 CO S 40
Wl ICO 337'i 71 ! 77 SO J 40
31..307 . . . 337U fO.2M 40 3 42 < 4
0 } 309 . . . 3 37 < 4 14 174 . . . 3 12'4
(1 270 . . . 3 .17 < 4 M fll SO S 42H
M : s < to 337(4 ( tt : u . . . j 4214
2U ? 0 3 37H < # 2i3 SO 3 42\4
SOfi . . . 3371,4 211 . . . 3424
f,7 293 IfO 3 37'4 65 2J3 . . . 3 42' ' *
S7 2SI 40 3 3714 Cl 331 . . . 3 H
MI : : , G SO 3S7U 79 219 . . . J 42'd '
M 291 ISO 337U C7.t 115 SO 3 42'4
: < n KO 3 3ii ( K 311 (0 3 4J'4 '
2Ts ice 3371,4 r > 7 ; : o so 34214
C4 2 < 3 164 3371,4 Cl 21X1 . . . 3 4JVi
119 2 ! > J W 341) tS ! fs ! . . . 3 4SHr
S2 2S9 SCO 340 77 207 . . . 3 42'4 '
CO S17 SO 340 7f. : ttt 40 3 4J
i33 160 340 M S..J . . . 343
69 2J5 . . . 340 5 ICO . . . 345
ffl 275 . . . 310 71 219 SO 375
M 27 SO 340 to 2.13 100 8 4J
fS 213 SO 340 19 213 SO 345
JO 2U 1 0 3 49 40 309 . . . 3 45
C,7 Vf.7 ICO 340 [ .S 221 120 345
tl S71 . . . 340 75 231 ftn 345
75 210 SO 840 M S70 SO 345
7S SCO SO 340 CC 190 40 3 471.4
PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS.
1 33i ) . . . 215 3 100 . . . 3 37 4
1 r.M . . . 225 2 170 . . . 33714
6 172 . . . 2(0 1 150 . . . 337".4 "
1 240 . . . 3 SO 4 312 . . . 310
1 300 . . . 3 30 B 192 . . . 3 40
8 3S.1 . . . 330 2 CCS SO 340
2 30 . . . 33514 6 SOO . . . 311)
6 30i . . . 3321.4 9 208 . . . 3 42' ' . !
B 340 SO 3 S.t 7 517 . . . 345
2 an . . . 337H 2 510 . . . 345
B 212 . . . 3371.4 2 : C3 80 345
SHEEP The few lends of sheep here met with
ready sale at good strong prices. Representative
sales :
No. AV. Pr.
327 Mexican l.imhs G2 J4 15
301 Mexican Inmbs 07 4 K
112 western fed Inmlm SI 4 35
OIIICAUO liM'13 STOCK MAIMCUT.
Cattle LIMVIT H KN Diollmtrttli
Ili-nvy ltrtrlitNSlict'ii | Sli'iiily.
CI1ICAC1O. July 2S. With liberal receipts the
market for cattle nns steady , ulth an ncthc- de
mand for good ptook. Such weakness ns wns shown
wns In the common and medium grades , which
were 58N > o lower. Steers were salable nt fmin
J3.95 to II.S3 for the common druxvs of dressed
Ixicf cattle up to from J5.00 to J5.15 for extra
choli'o beeves. Sales were largely ut from Jt.30
to S4.0 ! ' and exiHirteis Kiught fiihly at from ! 4.M
to J5.20. The stiicker nnd feeder tmdo was again
nctlvc at fmnt Jl.W to fl.M. Prime bulls arc
selling nt from J3.75 tn Jl.u ) nnd extra bolters nt
from JI.O ) to JI.25. CnlvtH tire helling hlRlier
tills week. Chalce to c\lm lots brought from
J5.M to J5.90.
Hog receipts urc slowlv Increasing and the
market acts accordingly. Yestuday's prices wciv
thu highest reached nnd tmlny'ii were iiencrully
nt a , decline of "o per 100 Ibs. Sales were at un
xtrome range of from $3.33 tit $3.S3 for the poor
est ti > the best lots , the bulk Boiling ut frnm
J3.CO to J3.721A. Shippers bought ft rely nt the
decline.
The supply of sheep wn unusually liberal , but
prices were maintained. Sales wen * made lit
fr .111 t2.no to J4.2) , the bulk bringing J3.C5 In
Jl. ( " . Lambs sold nt from J3.75 to J5.4i ) , laigely
at frnm * 5 2.1 to J3.44. YrallMms sold nl from
J4.10 to J4.CO.
RfcelptH : Oittle , 17,0v head ; hogs , 27,000 head ;
sheep , 1S.OOO head.
St. I.on IN Live Stork.
ST. LOUIS , July SS. CATTLE-Recelpts. fi.OOO
head ; shipments , l,0i > ) hradi market for natives
lower nnd slow , with light trading , though theio
were plimty of good entile here ! Ti-xnus. steady ;
native shipping and export Bteers , J4.23ir3.10 ;
dri'Kscd beef and butcher steers , f > 1.S.ff4.7r * : eteers
under 1 000 Ibs. , t..VVff 1.33 ; stockufH und feeders ,
J2.r,004.20 ; cows nnd heifers. J2.00fil.20 ; Texas
and Indian Ateers , J2.7.f < T4.i ) ; bulk of Bales ,
J3.201f3.C5) cows nnd heifers , J2.0003.23.
HUGS Receipts. S.tVX ) head ; shipments , 2001)
head ; market slronir to 60 higher : llcht , $3.b1j )
3.75 : mixed. J3.40tf3.6T ; heavy , J3.30iff3.70.
SIIEEP-Reeclpts. 3.000 head ; shipments , l.OOf
head ; market sliady ; nillv : , ' muitons , > 2.Wfi
3.S5 ; culls and bucks. tI.40iT3.Oi > ; Texas sheep ,
f3.Wif3.io ; lambrt , Jl.on ? B.15.
X * - Yurli lilvi" Stoi-k.
NEW YORK. July 2S. REEVES Itecelpts , 1 2 7
head ; native steers. J4.fflT5.13 ; stags and oxen.
)2.5flT4.CO ) ; bulls. ? 2.r,03.00 ; dry cows , J1.5.Jf3.:3 ;
European cables quote American steers nt Wi { (
lOlJc ; refrigerator beef , 7VtW7Te ( ; exports today.
150 beeves. 3.5SO quarters rtf beef.
CALVES Receipts. 3.C27 herul ; venl'i ' Jl 001)3.73 ) ,
buttermilks , f2.i"'iff3.W ( ; western , J3.25f3 73.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts. 'J.C22 head ;
uhecp. J3.00r4.r,0 ; Inmhs. JI.I2Ufil.fi. (
HOOS Receipts , E,29i ( head ; J4.40i(4.7.ri.
KIIIIMIIH City Llvi * So ( < * U.
KANSAS CITY , July 2S. CATTLE-Receipts.
C.OOO head ; market steady ; Texas steers. J2 ( Off
4.30 ; Texas cows. J2..OiJT3.00 ; native stpi-rs. $3.40 ®
1.90 ; native cowu nnd heifers , J2.00JI4.25 ; Htockcrs
and feeders , J3.COg4.CO ; bulls. J2.SOif3..r.O.
HOGS Receipts. 11,000 head ; opened 5c higher ;
closed weak ; hulk of sales , J3.45 73.CO ; heavies ,
$3.4003.r.2'/4 : packers. J3.33' < T3.BO ; mixed. J3.I3I31
3.53 ; Yorkers , J3.MHf3.f.3 ; pigs , J3.COti3.:5.
SHEEP Receipts , 2.000 head ; market weak ;
lambs , J3.50Jj3.10 ; muttons , J2.COS'4.30.
SocIc I
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets for July 28 :
Cattle. Hoirs. Sheen.
Omaha . 2.f40 8,102 742
Chicago . 17.000 27.COO 18,000
Kansas City . 6,000 14 000 2
St. Louis . 5,000 8,000 3,003
Totals . 50,510 57,102 23,712
CIiniiKos In Available SniipllfH.
NEW YORK. July 28. Special cable nnd tele
graphic dispatches to Hrudstreet's covering the
principal points of accumulation Indicate the fol
lowing changes In available suppllea of grain last
Satin day as compared with the preceding but-
Wheat , United States nnd Canada , east of the
Rockies , decrease , 1'03.000 bu. ; nflrnt for nnd In
Europe , decrease. 3 11 * ) bu. ; total decrease
wrrld's available. 2CT7.003 bu.
C'.rn , United States nnd Cnnnda , east of the
Rockies , Increase. 1.CS9.OW bu.
Oats , United Stolen nnd Cnnadn , cast of the
Rockies , ilecrcnHe , 128,000 bu.
The moro Imporlnjit decreases In available
whent stoekn last wek , not Included In the of
ficial visible supply statement , were 3 ) .CO ) hu.
at Miuiltnln , storage points ; 2nO.OOT bu. In north
western Interior elevators ; 190.000 bu. In Chicago
cage private elevators : 109,000 bu. nt Kurt Wil
liam. Onl. ; 33.000 bu. nt Rochester , nnd 30000 bu.
at Akr n. Corresponding increases include 81,001
bu. each nt New Orleium nnd nt Newport Nuws ,
S0.0 bu. nt St. .Tomph. 28,000 bu. nt Kingston ,
Out. , and 25,000 bu. at Louisville.
\civ Orlennx 3Inrk * < H.
NEW ORLEANS , July 2S.-IIOO PRODUCTS-
Qulct. Pork , old , 7'XiC. Laid , refined tierce ,
3'lc. Holed meats , dry salt shoulders , Sc : sides ,
4c. Hacon. clear rib sides , 6 c. Hams , choice
sugar cured , 9fi9'/4c.
POFFBK Rio , ordinary to low fair , J10.00 ®
12.25.
l''IXUR Steady ; new extra fancy , J2.8304.90 ;
old , 15c higher.
CORNMI3AI. I'Irm : J1.50.
HRAN-Qulet ; 47 t4Sc.
CORN Sleady ; No. 2 sacked , mixed , S3U3tc ;
yellow. 3.1ff3.ritc.
OATS-Stendy ; No. 2 , 24c.
RICE Steady ; ordinary to good , 3 ? { J34e. !
Cliirliinntl > InrUcM. (
CINCINNATI. July 28. l.'I/ > ril-Qulet , steady.
WHEAT Quiet : No. 2. 73fl74c.
CORN Klrm ; No. 2 mixed , 28c.
OATS-Sleady 20yfi21o.
RYU Firm ; No. 2. SlfiSlic.
HULK MEATS Steady ; J4.COff4.70. Hacon ,
steady ; J5. 15 { | 3 53. Lard , easier ; J3.)3. ! )
WHISKY-tl.19.
Ill'TTER Steady ; Elgin , Id.ic.
SUOAR-rirm ; lilghcr.
EOOS Sttndy ; 7c. i
CHEESE Quiet , hlendy.
_
'f HILUS ; ACJAIXST HISIJIICTIO.N.
Flrciiu-ii Win n Vli-lory Over 11 Hnll-
ronil Ilri' * lv * r.
PEOniA , July 28. A telesram wno re
ceived this morning uy tl > o Ilrotlierliooa of
Locomotive Firemen , eaylng they had won
their suit against the receiver1 of the I'hllo-
( lelphla. Heading & New England railroad to
prevent a reduction of wages of the road
men. They were the only organization wlilcli
went Into the court and fought the reduction.
In 1894 they , In common with other organlza-
tiono , won a similar suit against the Union
Pacific.
_
THU UI3ALTY MAHICIiT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Wcilnes-
day , July 28 , 1MI7 :
WAUHANTY DKKDS.
K \i Emery and 'A'lfo to OV CurtlB ,
o 44 feat of K 132 feet HUblot a In lot 2 ,
Cu | > Ito : addition . t C.COO
W 1 HrocUmnn to A K Kotler. lots 11
nnd K' , blocU 11' ' , Wiilnut Hill . 100
T n Heed nirl hntlmnil to T K II
Fonda jr , H 41 feet lotu 1 nnd 2 , Union
Hquuro . . . . . . 3DOO
K O Glenn und wife to U C Sinltli.
20 feet lots 1 and 2 , block ! > , Omaiin
View . . . 1,000 '
MurKiirot Hulstcad and huKband to
ChtrlHsa Perkins , lot K , block 10 , lot
24. block 11 , lot 3 , block 13 , Nortti
Omaha . C30
QUIT CLAKMI UEICDS.
A 13 Koder und IniHiaml to A M Itob-
criH. Iota 11 and 12 , block 19 , Walnut
Hill . - . . . 1
UKKDB.
ShcTlfT to H. E Haker , n'/4 lot 3 , block
K. South Omaha . 83
MrCague , receiver T H , to Daniel
liunnon , 2lxlM feet of H side n'.i ; lot
4 , block 72 , Bouth Omaha . 2.1CO
Total amount of transfers , . . . , . . , , , , 14,090
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1030. Omnlm , Nub.
-COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
t nOAHO OP Til AUK.
Direct wire * to Oilcaro mil New Tork.
A C %
OF
Easily , Quickly , Permanently Restored
Wcnkncis , Nervousness , Poblllty ,
nd Ml the tr ln of ntlli
from tlr f rors or Inter
lersiMi the tMultn o (
otetwotk , ilcknrM ,
ty , Mo. Foil ttrerith.
IdrTtlormont nd ton *
\Blttin \ to terj erin
II ind portion ol tn ticulr.
/Simple , nMnr lmflhod .
.
4.000 references. Iloi.k ,
sitlmialkm "nil proofs
nulled ( scAlDd ) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO , , mSSMSb
( Oil BVP111I.1S )
A Written Oimrnnlrr ( o TITHE RVEllt
CAS I' or MO.VKV It
Our cur * I J r'rmftnrnt ntul not > pAtcliIng up. CA M
trcAtf U irn 7 tuv auo | I TO titter tern K is nipinn finer.
Uj ilMcilMnp your c i > fully no run treat } oul > j-nu ll.
And * ? RlTt ttir Mtn AtroiicrRuiknin1ce tocuiYnrrMnml
all monpj. Tlio'o wlm inrlcr to conic hoiv for trrftt *
nirnt run do no and * v nil ) iwy inllroad imc tmtli w y *
ami hotel tillln while her * If we lull in CHIT. Wvrhiil *
kiipa tlir woilfl toriritlml nnr 3litulr Itetnnly
Kill not cure. Write for full | utillculiii anil net tlio
tldence. WoVno thntjmiatrrkrptlcnl.jiiMlyiiotPo ,
ai the Inoitt rltilnrnt ptltlciaiii linve nelrr hrrn alitfl
to Rhc more than tenipniAtv u-llcr. In our trii > eai-9
practice with Dili Miiglc Itrincdy It tivrntnntt
ilimcult to crroni * the l > i rjucllren i > K ln > t all o c Uril
( > | M rlttoK. Hut iindrr our i liimg unfit unite * ) on idiouhl
not hoMIHc to tij tblmviiird ) . S'uu takenorlinncnof
lunhiK your money Wo cimrautrc to cuio or irltind
eirrv ' uollar Qtul MR we lin e n rt-mitAthm to prtMrct ,
Uo'nnauclal liarklnit or tt.tOO.mH ) , It la prificlly
tafu to all lie will try tlio tienlmcnt. llnrlutoic jou
have been putllnc up and Im.rMiu out your money for
dltteiTnt ttvannentHnttd til ( hough yimaienot jet cured
no one linn pulcl bark your money Po not unite any
moicmoney untllou try us. Olif , chronic ilrrp MKICI !
ea e cuipd In tlility to ninety daj . IntmlcaU-
flnanclAl otantllng , out * irpuintlon nft tiu lnet < R nun.
Write UK for name * and ndilmpcs of the * > u we lia tf
cured , who have Klrtn prtml lon to reler to then.
II cunts ) on only potlago to dot hist It lllM cyoin
world ot nulleiliiK livm meiilnl ttinln i nndir , M > ui remarried
married what mar jour oiupiliur putfei tlnttiiKh vi.ur
own ncKllfrcncct If jour M mnUuiifi are plinptci * on laer ,
KOIO llmmt. mucous iwilclif In mouth , rliruinatlnn In
bone * and jolntu , hair rnllltm oul. ciuptlonn on any
pntt ot hobody rrlliiKol gcneml dcpiewlon. | ln In
head or bone , yon ha\r notlnio to
an * eon lantly taking meicui > alul poiafh hould tlln *
roiitlnuHlt. Coii'lanl uoe of thee iliiigii will ruirly
bilngnorciiand lailng ill re in In tht * end. Don't lull to
* Arlle. All corivfiiondrnot i > riiled In plain rnvnl *
opeiVolnrll the IIIOM ilKld Inirrtiinitlon aiidviUJ
do all In our power to aid you In It. Addic3 ,
COOK REMEDY 00 , , Chicago , III
TANSY
The. arc the genuine FRENCH TANSY
WAFERS , imported direct from Paris. Ladles
can depend upon securing relief from and
cure of painful and Iriegular periods , regard
less of cause. E.MERSUN DRUG CO. ,
Importer * and Agents for the United States.
San Jose. Cal.
For sale by the Economical Hi tig Co. , 222 S. 15th
bet Fnrnani and Do ulnn Sts. Sole agents.
CURE YtJUnSELF !
U lllg-U for unnatural
illic'1-.rccn , InflimmHtloni ,
Irrltatloni or ulceralloas
, i..u > Psialni , and not oetrln.
THtEvtmCHtMicuCo , ent '
or tent in plulo rsp r.
br txprcti , prtpalj , for
( I.IU. or 3 bottlii , J2.IS.
Circular ual u r iCMV
kY purchasing goods iiiudo
nt tin : following Ncbras
ka i ictorius. If you can *
not liiul what you want ,
coinnitinicate with * the
inanufucttircrs as to
\v h a t dealers handle
their coods.-
1I.VIC1NC IMMVUKU EXTHACTS.
r * & CO.
Syrups , Molasses , Sorgbuu' etc. 1'rcscrvcs.
Jellies. Halting Pmvdcr. Extraiua , etc. Also tin
cans and Jupaned ware.
J3REWClUi:3.
OMAIIA
Car load Bhlpmentu inade In our own refrig
erator cam. . Hluc Hlhbon. Mllte Uxport , Vienna
Export nnd Family Export delivered to all parts
of the ctly.
COHMCIt WOIMCS.
G. F. EPENUTISIt ,
IACM : COMMCE WORKS.
Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron Cornices , Gal
vanized Iron Skvllehts. Tin , Iron nnd Slat *
Roofing. Agent for ICInnear's Steel Celllns.
108-10-12 North Eleventh Flreet.
OHACKEi : FACTORIES ,
A.1IKIUOAV IIISriHT AM ) MKG. CO. ,
Wholcpalo Cracker Manufacturers ,
OMAHA , Neb.
IRON WORKS.
cowr.iM ,
Iron mill IlritHH
Manufacturers and Jolihen of Machinery. O n-
tral repairing n i-peclalt.v. 1501. 1M3 nnd 1501
Jackson street , Omaha Neb.
1'A.XTO.V JSs VIEHI.I.N4J 1HO.V WOIIICS.
Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work.
General Foundry. Machine and lllacksmltti work.
Engineers and Contractors for Klrc Proof llulld-
Ings. Ofllce nnd works : U. 1' . Ry. nnd fiouth
17th street , Omaha.
OVERAU * AND SHIRT FACTORIES.
'
il . K . SMITH & CO , ,
Manufacturers Ideal bran.l . Slilrts , Overalls.
Jumpers , Lined Duck Clothing. Importers and
Jobbers Dry Goods ami Notions. Salesrooms.
1101-1107 Ilurney St. Factory 1102-1103 Howard
St.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
J. II. KVA.NS.
NKHltASKA HIIIHT COMTANY.
Exclublve custom shirt tollom. 1515 Ifarnam.
I/JUNG ES.
i , . < ; . noi.'r ,
Manufacturer Ixmnecs , Couches , Mnttres.es.
Jobber of Spring Hcds nnd Feathers. 13U7-11
Nicholas stro it.
_ _ _ _
DYE
HOHOIShSACIC'H TWIN CITY OVI3
WOHKH , iniil I'll run in St.
Dyelntc and cleaning uf gcrrnenta and coodi of
every drtvrliillon. Cleaning of line garments a
tpiclalty.
ANH 1'ICICES ,
HAAHMANX VI.VHHAH fA ) . ,
Mannufacturern of Vinegar. Pickles. Catsups ,
Muktards , Celery nnd Worce lc-rsblro Sauce ,
WAOONS AN'J ) CAIIKIAGBS' !
For a good uuhxtuntlal vehicle ot any deicrlp-
lion , for rcpumttng or rubber tires on new or old
wheels , the bctt place Is ti'.li und I euvcnwortli
streets.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
| > Ult.MMO\l ) OAIUIIA42K CO.
Cheap , medium priced und tony carriages.
Any thing you want , tecond bund or new.
Heuduuurters for Rubber llrm , warranted. ISlli
and llurncy , oiniO'llo Court House.
A. J. SIMI'SO.N.
1-III1I , 1-111 JJllllu.- ,
Full line of Carriages , Dugglcs , I'haeloni , Pony
Carls. Wheela rubber llii-d. The best Is the
ChTPI" t. _
MN8EED OIL.
WOOIIMA.V LI.VHKKI ) OIL WOltKS ,
Manufacturers old iiiocrss raw linseed oil , '
kettle boiled linseed oil , old piocees ground Iln.
cied cake , ground and screened rlaxseed for
druggUts , OMAHA , NEU.
J-.WNlNGd AND TENTS.
\VOLP I1H4 .S. .V : CO. .
Manufacturers tents , aunlngs , tarpaulins , cov.
ers of all kinds. Hugs , bannern and streamer * .
7V3-7W S. ICtli St. , Omuha ,
OMAHA THVr AM ) lit HIIICIl CO ,
( Succeeeors Omaha Tent and Axvnlng Co. )
Manufacturers tents , awnings. Jobber * ladles'
und gents' mackintoshes , Tents for rent , 1311
Kurriam St. , Omaha.
ciuAit MANUFACTURERB ! "
HUMS & CO.
Largest In the west Omaha. Leading Job *
berg of Omaha , Llrcgbj ) > anil lioflliu . . ( 'tty
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