Nebraska Newspapers

    CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Lxal ? .fUil GaainUy &f a B&et-
ENOUSH DOING TO KEEP > DBBEBS 9BSY
rirm on Almo > ( Brrrj- Line of
.Merchntidl r rro * | > rct * fur the
I'ntnre \ \ Itlinot Uarr | > llon
. \rr Mont
It t * ntbrr axmoKm BX to announrc j
k th t iitii hmm to Om h I * ,
nd tte4 m reh > U > kll d * j
of trade are v.ell MrtttM. but
la MI h * b n IK truth for none i
1 > k k. MI tint It 1 hftraiv i om > fbi < to |
vary th rt ort atrf MHJ Uck te th * tr th.
As a matter of oor e , t4 1al retail fafl
U cra ttaOr taklnc on the mKtfumarr |
ob .raciert UcK. bin MIC * chkaree as take
Cdare c 2) * abovt > cra-duailr t ia4. their
lBfiB no * | not at one * anUc0. It is tc he
x oted tba . be cv 4 ireylce fl-mani ec
the pan o ! conEamers * li Itas ln
cbaracterniUc of thw y ar no lar will
crB.frBB.Ily ptve jilact to the u nal mW-
taraintir 4ul i > w.t Ttof bmnwthcr aa-
nuaUy drive : i * > iinu s ! I"OI > I * away
< LO tiw laket or mountatoA , and their money
If ppcai in tratel or t dlMim reports
JlcLaB "hou-'cs aJtt-a > - Pxoeri nce a d d * < l
fOirlnlap in ntues nhen thh > &ntmal pll *
crlmape nets In. and business accvrdln y
if alv-ayi , murb ) < % aravin the tnid-
hcuxin Onlr.c to the fact thut
in crntraJ tint , txsm peed , people
njoturallj If-el mere like nrH-adlBp It
In trvvel , and ft le fxp rtd th .i the lit-t
-nlil he larger iJiis 3'car tbaa
TM ) prtwptct that the exposition U1 t > e
& oacct s is a tfourte of * acourapwient to
rtttuJlttr * . u bo iiave visions of a large at-
cetuJunre of oouturj- > eople later In the
Mtramer , whioh will ra ? aii larce aJR c > f
T n n < i wir tr mercha-nd45e to cash cus
tomers. iluoh of Ui * c ai ral prosperity
Uiat ItJl to the Jot oT taie retallrrs last
rear wan the remit t > * the large cath
parchajies made toy the i4ranserH in lis
city.
city.Omalia'e
Omalia'e - .holp < iale trade continucf. most
.atiiTactory in all tJepartmentK. As a mal-
s -r of eourMi , < .ome lines t&ov. greater
uodrlty tbaa others.
Boot * and Shorft.
FaU orders are comlnc In qu4te fr el }
in4 prodfc art commencing to mo\-e t > nt
Into 2ie cxiuntrjwiUi a little more raphfcty
than was the case a short time acre The
tnarkst U ttnn and the feelinr ; anyong thr
manufacturers appears to be btrong The
peed demand all o\er the country and the
Jtrm position of th- leather market is hold
ing up the Bho- market and E'ving ' manu-
lacturers plenty to Ao
Grocrrj TrnUe Active.
Grocery houses all report an active busi
ness doing , the demand from the country
being large The peneral market IB firm.
The steady , peed demand for all descrip
tion * uf cunned poods , particularly corn.
peas and tomatoes , has cleaned up tiocks o'
ntsarty crything on the bpot. so that new
tools for the nrut time in a number of years
iue cominp on a practically bear market.
Tht being the cast and tf the reports from
Hacking centers are true the outlook is ior
exceptionally high prices during the fall and
winter months It U certain that the pea
ji&ck In the south fell very much thort of
an average and the string bean output is
also expected to be light in the t'juth. From
the best information the puck of Maryland
and Delaware on i > eas will be le than 40
I > er cent of the last few years. Some good
authorities ebUmate it as not oer So per
cent. The nvifflt3 with -which buyers have
taken hold of peas at the prices packers
v ere compelled to put upon peed quality of
poods has been really a. surprise to packers
themsulves.
Scarcity and high prices also prevail upon
ail other goods being packed The on.y
articles so far packed In Maryland and
Delaware at reasonable prices are red and
white cherries. Of the latter there has
been a fair pack of extremely line quality
poods , superior to what packers have been
able to pet for many years. .
The pack of nearlv all wnall fruits , both
In the south and in New Tork state , was
exceptionally light. The New Tork state
pack of ttran berries ls < said to have been
not over 50 per cent of that of last year.
The actuation In the south was no better. IT
as rood.
Fuller advices recently comei to hand In
dicate that the cannery trust on the Pacific
coast has at la it become a reality. Under
the name of the California Fruit Canning
tihsociatlon the combine har been incorpo
rated ith a capital stock of S1.500 OuO , all of
which has been subscribed for by people
Identified with the industry Out of the
forts -one packing concerns In the state of
California the combine has absorbed the
plants of twelve of the largest although
It is stated that this does not Include all of
the canneries upon which options were held
Owing to the high prices set upon their
plants by some of the packers who gave < op
tions the } were not accepted by the tinan-
clal managers of the deal. It is understood
( .hat the combine/ will not attempt to in-
. uence prices this year , each or the canners -
# nors working indejwndently. but it te. prob
able that tiiey will act in harmony and
that the spirit of competition between them
\ritl b practically eliminated.
For . w eek pasc there has been a strong
upward tendency of tie salt mackerel mar
ket. based on continued light supplies of all
< tecriptions. The t-pot market it about
bare.
Oilier Jobber * Hour *
Dry goods pop4e report a fair volume
of trade for the flrst half of Jul > coa-
i-equent upon th * favorab-'e condition * pre
vailing In all sections of tributary territory
The market on cotton good ? is about jceady.
but them is . firm feeling In woolenL
The wool market maintains the Btrength
which M hcs exhibited for the last few
weeks without signs of decline in any direc
tion. Dealers ins-tead of looking for
opportunities to s ll wool , are in many
cas-R declining to consider the offers made
'Wool men are firm believers in the in
trinsic value of the raw stock , and are
couflflent that within the nert thirty days
uddttlonB.1 advance * wffl be recorded.
\ VJEhwool owupy'jig such a firm position
H pou'xJ hardly fafl tn have a corresponding
influence upon the marfce-t for the manu
factured produot
Hard-ware men report a good country
trad * , whileJx'al building operations are
o-f great assistance to the retail trade.
No fault IF founJ wtoh the volume of
touftn . * do'ng in lumber , considering the
season of the year
Carpet p ople report that it now looks
very much us if the advance on carpets
July 1 would be followed by a still
further advance of pric es In the near future
OMAHA CCNERvl. MARKET.
Condition * of Trudr nnd Quotation *
ou Mar | onrt Fnnrj- Prod nee.
BGGS Good stock , -weak at lie.
BUTTER Common to fair.
choice , 13 l4t eparator c ; gatherBfl
creamerj' . 18ffl7c ,
POULTRY Hen MVP rnrtnc
chlEkeiu , ueuk. lijilGc. old and Btagcr
rooitfrs. live. H ic ducks and ge te , me.
tigc. turkeys , live , Sc
VEGETABLES.
.
TOMATOES Per 4-bafcket orate. Sftofitl
BE NP Hana-ptckPd navy , per DU. tl 50
PpTATOnS-Npw potatoes. 4 * * 0o per bu
COCl-MBER-Per Scr. .
CELERT Per dez. 3ft.
BLVEBERRJES Per icjt - cake , tl.7&t
. AjPRIOOTS-Californla. per craJe. TLT&g
H-plm case
L case. J2.50S
B1-ACK RASPBERRIES-Per 4-Qt. case.
Pt-J-'M 5 California , wr crate. II 56
CALIFORNIA PEACHBS-Hal . early.
.
, -Ih. baxei. ,
TKOP1CAL , FRUIT.
ean sweets. M.30
fancy. J4.5SS4.75 ,
.
crated , large
TALLOW. ETC.
? a .
No. 1 siuie
- * * * No-
Me. Na. r veal calf. U M U
ETC-Taltow. No.
taUw
Jir aorxto
f-arly jtmi ) etch. ttc. dr > a-arinc iah rt
jooled etriy * kia j Xo. i eiS. 6f. dry
TUB : K c * i and Nebraska butci > r weal
fe JL ? * * ! * * * M. dry fllet
* * anfi Jbra ka murrain WBO ! s > cOti
JJST nw actual weJEht , 93 ir. erflju. .
T1 * 9 > m'h
flr 0 tit
ib c
1HRK ( IKMSHIL MARKET. 1
Quotation * for tbe Pay on V rlon
TORK. July tt. rUOUR Rfn rttJ'-s
HOmie-
< H . winter numtcht * UW9S. * , winter !
extras. St4M ft. wtoter low > . . ' < LA It |
MK Rj * floor taMrtirv. mod to fnncy. II.1
rhofc * t lam j. tt.HttJft. . t
' " l _ MK
r KiBff * J llC > * TlWTl , < P F I
ftrfcMSy vims. M.UMS K. *
. * o * w fBf , M W yc ® i
"kAKUKT-Stflrfy freOac. 4 * e L t. !
malting , Sic Aritvpretf tn Ne
WHEAT Rfc ipts 2ttl7i bu , export * .
tt7 ! tra Spot , don. No 2 rrt. 7 B fob.
aStwt * p No 1 northern. Intivlh. SPSc
J o. b. , afivftt Piiot. No t red. TTVc , eleva
tor Option * opened ftefcflier on cable * an4
we t ws .h r In the northw * . They s ibe-
qwntly drrel p i weaknea * under loral and
norUiw feiiinc. Ttoe cloce wa * < teady enl
l t * ctTvertnr at i c n t advance. J l , 7SC *
7fc dccd. Tfn-c , September. Tti-18 9
Ti'-ISc , ctoM < d. 7fi c. December. Wl-UV
N i r. closed , W c.
COTIN HeceliHt. UO.ITE . experts. K.1M
bu. Spot dull. No 2. 4a.4c ( ion. aSoat.
ZfriftC. elevator Options opened dv , but
sold OS with wheat ; cto ed. July , i. Sej > -
tembnr , 3PSC.
OATS Rwrtpts , ISSWWba , : erportii 5MH !
bu. Spot dUil. No. 2. Jftt , No. 1. 2 ! c , No. S
nhlt * . t , track white. aflKP-e. No J
white. S'it. track mixed nectern , ZP - dc. ,
OptSonB. dull ]
HAT Quiet , Ehlpplng , SS flOc ; poofi to i
chok-e. 7BSr.c. |
HOPS Vulet. ftt.it , common to choice.
1W crop. b 7t. 3W7 ll 13o. 1 K , J ( 617 < . . Pa- 1
OOc coast. 1SPC crop. 6f 7c. 1 7 , llfflSc. 1S98.
,
* HJDE5 FMrm. Galvc tBn. 2P to 2S llx. , ' I
1CMM7C Trxas dn 24 to 3fi Ibs , 12 131.
California , 21 to 25 lb < isvc , ' I
LEATHER Steady , hpmlock sole , Buenos
Ayres , light to heaA yv eights , 2infc21c ,
arid , 21622c
PRO\USIONS Beef firm : family JS.Snut
M.50 , extra m ss. 19 : beef hams. J2f.Jioe
2S.IK ) . packet. J9-rftflO.no. cit-i extra India
men ? , H4 Oi gl .0fl. Cut meats. Mady. .
pickled belll s. &S f7i f pi'Kledhouiaers. .
B rc , pickled hamn , 9\Air > c Lard ean > ;
western steamed. Ju.rw. refln d. steady con
tinent , JnH ! > . S A. ir at compound 4 > ( &r.r.
Pork dull , megs Sfi 25 8 * 75 short clear ,
tlOHOfellTn. family nO.SOigll ( W.
BUTTER Firm for fancy , tarv for lofr
grades , western crenmery. IS lSUc. fac
tory. 120141,0. imitation creamery. " 1 § "
state dairy , ISH TTc ; state creamcrr.
1
CHEESE Firm : large -white. PSc small
white. P sc large colored S , c. small col
ored. P-c.
EGGS Firm state and Pennplvs.nla , Ii3-
1GC. western fres * 1&6T5V.C ,
TALLOW Firm cltj 4 , , f country. 4 * c.
R3CB Firm flPmcstlc. fair to extra. 4 '
rc. .lapan 4 efA.c
MOLASSES Firm New Orleans open
Iett3e. good to e9rolce. 3 3Cc '
METALS Exchange closed today Brok
ers' price for lead is J413 n.nfl for copper
E1S.60 Pig iron warrants unchanged at
S12.KO nominal , lake copper unchanged , with
J1B.3 bid and US 50 aked. tin unsettled
with KS75 bid and KS a ted. lead un
changed , with H 60 bid and f4 63 askedi
ppelter unchanged , with SS.S bid and JC 50
asked.
St. Lonlk Market.
ST LOUIS. July -FLOrR-Tnchanc'd
SEEDS Ne prime timothy. :2.30 for
August.
CORNJMKAL Steady n KT 1 Wl
BRAN Strong- Barked ea t track. SO'S'Cc. ' '
I1AT rirm. timothy MCKV@12.50 , prairie
r7.nnss.Wl.
WH1SKT Steady. S1.2G
IRON COTTONTIES tTnchangei
15AGGING Unchanged
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats steady :
boxed shoulders , KU2H. extra RhortK. Sa.STi ! ;
clear ribs Su.50 clear stde So C2U Bacon ,
stronr bosed Bhoulders Sa 75 extra horts ,
Jo SO rlar ribs. J5.E7ij. clear sides , J6.50.
RECEIPTS Flour S.KiO ( bb'wheat C-
OTO bu , corn 3.000 bn. : oats , 20.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour G 000 bbls wheat ,
K.OOO bu , corn , 14.000 bu , oats. 12.000 bu.
Knnkn > City Grain and Prm i lon .
KANSAS CITT. July 15-TTHEAT Sep
tember CPnc December. We. cash. No 2
hard Rc. . No. 3 CSi 6ir ( ; No 2 red , 70c ,
No S. CTir/S-sv- / ' receipts , H cars.
CORN September 30" . cash. No 2 mixed
SHrC. No. 2 white n2 < gS2\c , No. 2. a&S15-.c !
OATS No. 2 white , 27c
RTE No 2. 5Gc
HAT Choice timothy , J7.30f S.OB : choice !
prairie JCTtOvSGTTi '
BU1TER Crmmery 14Milc1-r " : dairy ISc.
BGGS Market stud. . \ , fresh "illpsouri and
Kansas stock , firsts. 10 = . cases returned
RECEIPTS \Vheat. 45,600 bu. ; com S7 700
bu : oats 12.000 bu
cHIPJIENTS Whea-t. S.500 bu. ; corn. CO
bu . oats , 1.000 bu.
Tolt-do Market.
TOLEDO O. July 15 TTHEAT Lower
and eevy : No 2 cahh , 73 > , c hid. July 72\c
bid : September 74Stc bid
CORN Dull and steady. No 2 mixed
SG'xC.
OATS Dull and steudv ; No 2 mixed 2nc.
RYE Otriet No. 2 cahh , 57c bid
CLOVER5EED Active and unchanged
prime cash , aew J4.00. October , 14 65
Mlnnrnpiili * 'VVhrat MarUpt.
MINNEAPOLIS July 15 TVHEAT In
store No. 1 nr > rtbe-n , July , 70s c. S ptem-
ber CPJ-c. December 703.c. On track : No
1 iwiri , 7l .c. No l northern , 70 4c : No. 2
mixed < K ( .
FLOUR Unchanged
BRAN Unchanred.
P -oria Mnrkrt.
PEORIA , Juy ! 13 CORN Steady ; No 2 ,
! n4 > j3\c
OATS Firm. No 3 white. 23@25i-r.
" "
"VVHISKT Firm , on thi babls of"tl.2C for
finished goods
Duluth TThr > t MnrUrt.
DULUTIi July -TVHEAT-No 1 hard
CBSh , 74 , c. July 74ac. No 1 northern cash
72tr. Juh. 72c. September Tl c. December
72Sc , No. 2 aorrhern , C7i-c , No. 3 spring.
65 c.
Cotton Mnrkrt.
ST LOUIS. July IB COTTON Easv and
unchanged middling 5-4c , wiles 10 bales
re-oeipt * . 2O ) bale s , shipmeuti. SJ4 bides
stock. 73.113 bales
NETV ORLEANS , Ju'y IE COTTON Fu
tures. Fteud } Jaly. K 3C bid. August , J5 31 ?
tr .39. September J5.S3i&E.S4 , October. SS.I3
( ? HJ.I4. November , J3.X > 5.37 , December J3 40
6642 January J3 43S5 44 , February , J3.47 ® '
5.48. March. * 5 , 5266.52.
NEW YORK Juiy 16. COTTON Futures
ejtenpd etead } JuBy , S3 4G. August. S3 49
September , J3.52. October , 15 O , November.
13 C3. December , S3. 70 , Januarv J3 7S Feb
ruary , K 77 March. 15 hO. Aprh , J3.S4 May.
S5.SE. The cotton market was narrow and
lealtrrrtes * in the absence of stirring new *
of oonstKjuenoe , Cables were disappointing
bath a * to spot sale * and of futures News
was generally favorable but bearish crop
oondKions war * thought to ha e been over-
ddspounted , and selling for short tu count
WBJ on a very conwirative s ale The mar
ket opened unchanged to 1 point ioiver
rulfld a ; x > ! t or two wtiaker and ralllud
again on covering August liquidation was
a feature of the early trading The market
bteiKij ut 1&2 points lower.
_ Oil Markrt.
LPVERPOOL , July In OILS Linseed
2Sb Petroleum. G d C'ottonj * d , Hu'l rt--
un S. Jntj' and August , flul ! 15 6d. Tur-
pfwtai * spirits hteady 2U & 4 Rofcin , com
mon. stead ; . 4s
BREMEN , July 15. OILS Petroleum ,
HAVRE , July 15 OILS Petroleum.
TOLEDO , O , July 15 OILS Unchanged
NEW YORK. July 16 OILS Cottonseed
steudy to firm , prime crudt. 23 1. , prime
crud fob miHs , ITfitKc , prime summer
yrilow 26V off Fummer ywllovi. 25ir"k ( -
butter prwlpH. > SC2r , prime winlpr yeHc
3Hflc ! prime whKe , rw-c. Petrweum. nrnj
retjnt i Nt-w York , JT.w , Philodaipaia and
Ba ttaMM-e S7. & . Robin , qultst ; trained ,
common o peed , tl aufcl Iu Turpentine
slrady , 4SH644r
OIL CITY July IS OILS CredJt baj ,
aocen , 11.28 certtnoates opttHMj at 11 34 bid
for cash , cloM < d , n 24V , bid. h gheBt. fl-W * .
naec one. bul rush , n SS , two bbls oasb ,
tl-24i. runs and Bhipmt-nts not rpportad.
\ - 1 ork Import * .
NBW YORK , July . The import * of
dry good * and merchandii * at the port of
Nf > * York for obis week w--e valued at
ei . C Expont sf gold and mlver trom
pen t" all couutrle * for tbte i > ek us-
cruc i d SiU lz7 in silver bars aed ooto and
l0.7Ki in gold The * invert * at specie ttiic
\i k were t * HI in COW and tsO.fat ia eii-
v r.
Tork Dr > Good * MarLrt.
YORK July 15 DRY OOOO5
Market on tfc. M w bbQUIM aooilUaiifc
today 10 the uutioo coed div4 toE Fair
dAerc ihroui maue Tbe Ajw rJc B
Woolen company road * a further advaju- *
Ini > waria dK of 3 * * . per yard and ad-
vvMt-et fulJ l.ne * t f t > erge und Fr u > f )
bi ck ! W& i < er tint
Culiruruia I > rird Prult * .
NEW YORK Julv li CA1.IFOKX1A
KRl'ITSaporat -d pplek
ci.mmui. ftt < pr.air .r. tra v
. .
Pruar * 3W , * V Aprun > UL r.oj a. 14c Moor
iir'15. Peachci , unjWe
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL'
FINANCIAL'I I
Lact t > t Owk Dsanoi tsA EWTJ B Mitil
Otase t Dwlias fa Wheat.
BMN CAUSES AN UPWAR0
Corn nnd Out * Clo rrt Frnrtlonnil )
l.o rr Urn * } Ilnn of H t
fan - < l n vlttin | > In
I'ro llou .
'
CHICAOO July It tck of cMh ere n4
and fuirwaW * we tb r.ntth
* ? Jln * la vireiit today ,
at
7MTT2VCom and o t * d t d fractionally j
lower ProrMonc test B lTfK on nvy hg |
"Wheat opened with a show of flrmne-s.
\0"Vc over yesterday at 7 % c lor September , j
The apward ImpUiSe wafl due to rrjx1" ? of ,
toe much rain to the watt and northwest '
Jor th * prosecution of harve tlnp This
prop failed early and after s illnc at 7IMT '
75 * c September started on a decline from ,
w hlch there was no rally Cables were in
different , receipts heavy and many bears
( i
were rwralted from jesterday's bull ranks
The w-et weather was principally in th i I
wlntrr vheat b Jt- but receipts -were heavy ; 1
enoach to ch k buying The ca h demand | !
was light. The m > rtv < ej > t sold wheat In
th * local market talked fine -weather and | I
agreed in th general expec'aaon of an in- j I
create In th visible supply R celp at , i
primary } > oliits were 74d,717 bw-hels. against i I
2W.51B last year North * rM receipts wre
Gil cars. B compared with S 6 A week are |
and G4 a year ago Local receipt * were M ,
earn , F of contract grade. A prospective
larre Increahe In the visible supply helped
thf short sellers September declined
MeadUy to 72 % e and closed at 72\72T ii- I I
There as considerable selling of September J '
corn , which opened a shade over yt-ter-
daj 's clone at ? 4S > 34 c "Weakness fol I
lowed in x mpathj with wtieat and the gen
eral opinion that the rains in th * corn belt
wr favorable to the c-op Receipts hre i
wre 44 curs September sold ol to SSS'S j
S3s4c and pln d at SltC i
Oats -wer firm and J r hlrhcr at the I
opcatog but declined with the break in ,
com and wheat Ther was a fair demand
for ca-ih and 50 MO bushels v. ere mark t < d
here The nrst car of new oat received
thl rear came in today. It classed as no ,
crade. September sold between 20c and
2Sc < closing a s&ade under yesterday at '
The heavy run of hoes cau ed a decline
in provisions September pork dropped off
" i. closing at JBlOSSlTti. lard decllnM
clohlng at SB 45. nbs lost 5u closing at
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat. 70
cars. corn. 550 car * , oats , ISO cars ; hops , 45-
000 head.
BS follows :
Open. I High. Low Clone. Tes l
WhpBt. 'I '
July , 7C TSVTlHaV 71 7ltt
. . _ . T3S1 74Si,74HH , 74H-76
Torn. I I I
Julr. n4W2M n4 SK4 ! ! t < 4Hi
tem S4--HC1 * ! S4H.a.i ! iSHS' - | r.H34Vk
Dec. . . . saH ss .aaivti B'JK' ' ss
Oats. I
July 14
5 + * nt ' 20V liO'v rV 2Hv ( " 0UOW
May ! 22H. 1.-2 , E-JH !
Pore. I
Sept . 915 i f20 PJO | P121 * P2SH
Oct. . . P15 l S 20 PIVH. ' Pl S PE5
Lard.
frent. . . s no 5 no & 45 5 45
Oct . 5 3 SaZ t.r.O
.IbF ,
SUV20 I MS SIS C 'JI-
Oct 5 23 C 28 1 6 20 S 20 B ' . ' 7
No 2.
Cas-h ooutations were a ? follows :
FLOUR St-ady ; patents , jr.5ftS.60 :
straights. IJ20g33f clear" . S3 00 315 , spring
wheat 'pedals. J4 S , hard patents. S3 BOiJi
370. soft patents. ST..30&S 40 , Minnesota
t-traichts S311K23 30 bakers J2 .tX&2.4n. (
"n'HEAT No 2 spring. 73 .0 ; No. 3 spring ,
.PTT sr No 2 red 731 < 873iC ;
CORN No 2.34i c. No 2 jeflow 24 %
OATS No 2 24 = tr No. -white , 2 '
No 3 white , 251-B'I7i ( c.
RTE No 2 , 57c.
SEEDS No. 1 flaxseed. DP-c. northwest.
n.021 ; . prime timothy. 245 2.50 , clover ,
contract grade , J6.50@C.7o.
PPOVIsIuN Me = , pork , per bbl. , S5 : . @
9 05. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , So-ISpo. ; . Short
s tdet f.oo'-ei. S3 ( vg .lj Drjsauted fchou-
ders fbor i s : ! 2 - 5.50 , raon caear tld t
( boxed * I533t5.40.
\ \ H12K1 uisullers' finished goods , per
C .l . S1.2C
SUGARS Cut loaf , unchanged ; granula
ted. 15 f4
BUTTER TVeak. creamerjes , IS glT c ;
dairies llfiTlj'C
EGGS Steady : fresh. 12c
DRESSED POtXTRT FhTn ; turkej-s , Sc ;
chickens , y ff c.
Following are the receipts and shipments :
Jlecwpts. h r la
Flour , bbls 14.000 7009
"Wheat , bu SG.OCW 52 ( VO
Corn , bu , . 4M > C2 ( i
OatK. bu 3J3,0 > 2M.OOO
Rye , bu C.OOO 2 fK
EaTiey , bu . . . . . C.ODO K2.000
On the Produce exchange ted < iy the Jautter
market wa" < weak , creameries , 13s
dairies , Hfns c. Cheese , tteudy ,
Eggs , firm , frebh , 12c ,
LI\eri > l MnrL .
LIVERPOOL. July 15 1:30 p. in closing
T\"HEAT No 2 red western u inter , no
stock. No 1 red northern Duluth. dull GP.
No. 1 California. Cs H-d s 2d. Futures ,
quiet , July SbP d , Sfptembej , 5s lid , De
cember. Gt. % d
CCiRN Spot American mixed t. w firm.
3s 3 d. Ameru an mixed , old , nrm V E % < 1.
Futures , quiet. Jul > . 2s 5d , Seplembo- ,
3s 3\d. October 3s GV d.
_ FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter. Cull ,
BUTTER Good United States. E2s.
PEAS Canadian. Jis llP-d.
TALLOW Prime city , nrm , 23s , Australia
in London rteadv 2T > ° 3d
PROVISIONS Beef , India me s steady ,
GOt , prime m t.t > . stead } , JDR Pork prime
mesb. v.'estern , flnn o ( Lard , American
reflned , in pails , Mead > 2Ss Od prime west
ern , in tierces stronc 27s Bd. Baoon Cum
berland cut. 26 to 30 IbK . firm. 32s short rib
sides , IB to 2u Ibi ! frm , 31s fid. clear mid
dles , light 30 to 35 IbK nrm 33 * cd long
clear middles , heavy 35 to 40 Ibs . firm , 3'w
fid. short dear backs 1C to If. IbE. arm , 2 s
Bd. clear bellies , 34 to If , Ibt firm Sis
Hams , hhort cut 14 to 16 Ibs. , firm. 41 bd.
Shoulders square 12 to 14 IbK , ilrm. 27s Gd
CHEESE American finest , white and
colored. ra. 42s.
MO1EME.VTS. OF S-TOCJvS A D BOVDS.
TJnr * rtMc tn Gettliiir from tndcr
Sbort iontrr.t IrMrnlaj.
NEW TORK. July -Today e &bo-t
market wag so narrow and SH > nearly FlagRant -
Rant that movememi. of price * were ct Utile -
ile significance. There was a periodlral
tone of firmness however , which was
emphasized after the Epperanee of the
bank wat mej by the 'haj-tj covering of
some t.nm.11 b ar eontrortt in th * grangerfc
vhirn b a been put ouJu previous to
the app-arante of the statement Protoab
the greater part of the d y * buslne > , wuV
given o\er to getting out o ! short contracts
by the beark Tttila couungnut bas ben
parLlcularly active in Brooklyn Transit
curing tbe last w e.k on ithe persist eai talk
of a pending rike Their buying ted * }
made tha : * tock the nwwt a cave on the
list and it nwe 2 poinifc
Their bu-ing to color todar made that
stcx-k a lie m K arrive in the DM and moved
it up 2 points frjro tn.cn > en-np dfcuun
t-upar wa lurgelj bought aud roe at o-it
j time 1H r > \ er te > t night. Peep ! ? t , Gas r-
I c-ov-red sharp'y from > MHerda ) s prire
I Ornguo Ncv rwcion preferred ad am-ed 14.
I on the diioharfre of th * voting trm > t auc
the iznpllMi guarantee of preferred divi
dends to the amount of Ib uer cent m
y-arly intmllraenth < . \Jt'.an Oi ! > e rap
idly Manhauuui and sotiUiwoM re rtul-
wi } were itito iir'llud to strength IE
any ent the reserve BJieraliy t > tr ngtai-
&od. altb ugti it b > fcUll muob below the
average
Wbvtner tike sui aatene of tb next w ek
or two -will fontinut to enow cat-h paln-
cannot be as Tttxi pcrtvfl.v : ! but it is
known that a portion of t-he majontj divi
dend dlnburfceojent * enpecialiy tno e b }
i-he p venxm i > t nav * not kmes rtid { toett d
to tair bank Ta ow-iag
treukuo to ctu--
toros aeli ct0nc. ha * been a gainer of ia-te
from toe tutnkx Tbe priniual point of in.
t erect ivntenIn tbe crop luowraem 6t
manAM tbe ta.on for wifeink ie rMjjidli ap-
protuiuug If r port * traa tn * utwior t >
corrwt aod th * hunk rxMbit * now tteir.g
itffat te xfaow tlut they a * * , it It
to e i ow jwew Yark can
mao t lu Lbu.rT' n during the
I lail
9 v r the couatrj are cs-
* * * * and * drain M Kew York
e-nouc * 10 advan < c imer : rat * *
w > ouM la-viiafcu UKruct larp * KUJB of
I nnner 1 , > rt in < < 4 > otrr Tar qu * tiun of fen * - -
n cxchuig * ik c _ i. a iUi > titit at .ii.er-
iui m rti * nre ent kttte of th jr-trki
will r Kuir ; a profi ab pre ua ma < - < r
iMlu an i srwm-4 * "f
f.\r praaiin of orituoping k me .at-
I } x > n nt Bt.HMin tat man tart wund
Tfce CedaterwiU Adi tru > er *
; , - t.jtne ( < j 1 r" iMMtn it k-
parwrly d Hr tt A tmnlt raJ f _ * . . .TT
CWIt It tftHW flC tfi Wtt f > f nWMtttSWI
end tin * wct tkm nw w that the rate
wtl fr * * BM > cpv 4 fW" * 4w irtuft w jHh 1 % my
ftn/imna. y > . AtmronrtM _
Ti fvifowifcc * * * * * * tswim
-
for
pfn . . . . 171
sn r o . .
\
cwcMti rusOte KH
in- . * Onto IT * Kt
tltt ft Alien 1 *
< . . B A VWon
c A : m m . . .
* > KA
K. OMnri
e * K w i i . . .It ]
As Mtf ttt
r C C t 9t t7 % I'nurd Sutra * .
AD r < . JL * " ra0 IK
I > * & Hn-M > 1W A OK OK. .
M U fc W .Ml do * . . . .
ft 1U O . . VH Am aptrtti *
. . . . . . " i t nv wa . . . *
Sirt ( , . . . . MAMtr T I P" . . . 7
i > M Kfl 3C I He inn 1M
< H Nor
lutntw OoKrvl . . UI , CM. i. inm ffi\
cnr VWv K "fc" . . . . % . T > *
> pM %
Shor ? . . . .jn itnn C *
Loulo ft Nw * . . . > X R. T
U. _ . ! lwiP irr . . 4S
M . ft Ry . . atfc *
Mich CentraJ . 113 OrUG . . M
Minn fc fl L . . . Mtt
* o v r a s-1 tifB . .112
So Iiflr 4 * N t t.lti Oil. t. r. . S
MnbBr . Oh to . . . . 47 * * r einc Ai < ai . . . . 47
> I . K & T . . . . It P - Ole CM . . .317 %
" ' " T'utlnxtn r t pf . .W
y J Cemr j".l".J1 * rtlvrr OrUttcute * . .
N T OntnJ . . .JSM , R. S. T . 7\
N T ChiL St L. JfH
do K pfd. . . . * 4n t > fa llf
do id ] > fd . . X T C. t Iron
Nfct. . TVest. . 3 r S LeMlier W.
No. Aniir 'oo"i ! ! il r S Rubber" ! " ! ' W\
No PaUflr \ 60 nta ni > fe
do pfd 771 % " \Vn t. t'nlon W
Ontario 4. "W . . SC Anvr S. & "V\ " . . K *
Ore IX. ft X. pfi. 41
I > d raJ sll
flo tut pra H
do Id rM K Orto Southern < *
T'ltt buri : -JM
r fie u pf& . .
do l t pM . . < wAlwr S. A. n . 35H
G M * t > pfi . . KS
Up pffl 7S a > a ta. BB\
loliuid . . . . . . .117 Nations PlptJ . El
St L. K r _ _ '
Irt pfd 70 Hoop Stt-cl rtfft. 'fl
ik > d pt5 - . . . S7 Anicriraa Tin . . .
' - iVT. . . . 34" , Con. Tobncco
. . MS ;
The iot i sal of stock * today amounted
to 126.150 shares. Including Am--riran
Surrar. 12 BOO , Anaconda , 4 200 , Atchi on pre-
ferrei SflOD. Brooklyn Tran it , 19.400. Buri
Hngton. E.OOO , lanimttai : i fifto. Northern
Padflc. 4 00. St Paul 5 WO. Chesapeake A :
Ohio , 3,000 , Missouri Pacific. 7 CKM ) .
> - norU M nr Market.
TORK. July 13 MONET On cail
teady at 4 p r"nt prime mercantile
paper 5i < b4'4 per ceirt
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm w + th
TU'tuaJ buslnei-s tn bankers bill * at 14.57 -
4 KT\ for demand , and ut J4 M < 64 S4' , for
stxty dej-s. posted raets M "i3 " 4 S6 and
H S 4i4 8SV commercial bil i. J4 W1- .
SILA'EH Ce-tlnrnsei fet ( nav , ; bar. 60c :
Mexican dollars 47 > c
BONDS Staite bondi. inactive ; raHroaS
bonds , firm , government bonds eu y ; 2.s.
reg. , lOlir : 3s. rep. lO'-'olO5 . t-oupon , 109 :
new 4s , reg , 13t > : coupon , 13t > - old 4s. reg ,
112. coupon. U2H ; ; 5s , reg. , 112 , coupon ,
The following ere the doting quotations
on bondr.
U b. is r-c .inimu K.i.T.ia _ . .
n S Ss rec .10 S | SI K t T. 4- .
r S Ss eimp 3IIP IS T C. ists 113
r 5 > new 4 re ; .ISO S.J C. SB 11U
r " < oo couc 1HO X C Os
T S. older . 132 K C 4s
r S. DocnuD. . . 112S So PaolSc IRIB IIS
C S i > . rer . . . . . . llS rKo | PuclSe .So . .1(17
r S Rh conn- . .nsvso. Paciac 4 ,
' DlbU-lctt i.r > H . . . JIB IK T C &SL I * Je 10 , ,
. 1OS N i7 eon Js . . . H5H
j Ala. class B . . . ! . IDS , JT iW cen ti . . . . 1.H3- *
i Ala. clash C . . .10S CJre S Ists . . . 11 : !
I Ala. Currunsv . . H ? 'OK ' 4s .
AtcniHon ! . 1L" ) O S 1 * d % t r . .
Do ttdj 46. . . . f-4 > O b. L , 5 * t. r. . . .
Cutiucta 10. "flu 311 KeiiCmc * * . . .
C. A.O 4s . . P7V 'll.t ' W IBB . .
r i O. ho . . Ui < S - u 1 _ i Lit. con Ss
C. i 3 "VV eo2 7ft -
doS F del S liU4 Si. P Couinit , . . . 175
Chi. Terms. 4ji 3UOHj St P C. i P. Ists . rsii <
D i 1' G. IBIS . .1"IK M P C iP. is . . . 1S3H
D. i. n. G if . . iOOiv ' o lir fii „ .
Ea tTenn latB 10BH s K. iT ( IB . . . .
Eri ? G-n. 4 : . Tenn new Bet ! ! s.
F W.I D. iBtB V HO 'T P IBIS . 13 B
Gen El-c-Bs 11B T P. lids . . * ( !
G H. i.S. A. oh C P 4f . . . .
1(17 ( VTat ) lhB .
H A.T Cent ! VVab 2os . . . . 302
H A.T < _ con. OS 112 W Shore 4s . . . 113S ,
118 VVlh. Out Itus .
K C P 4. G lEts Ull\'Va ' Centunes
La. Sew Con Jb. JOli I'Va oeler-ea. ' k
S Dni. 4R DP
Boston ftorl Quotation * .
BOSTON , July 15 XTall lotus. 364 p r
rrn : . time loans 3 44 : per cent Closing
prices for stocks bonds and mining
i Bhares
A . T. s. st. r 134
I do } > M 63 Went Dlectric "
Amer Supur 151 , New Enc s . . . . 3W"
do ' . Aaventure
B < jH Telephone S& .HOUHZ Mialnp CD.
Bixnan & . Albnnj ISC Atlantic . . . . . 30
B < non J31ev d u ' , kiston . Mont . 30.Xt
Bton & Mcin . 15S 'BiMW ' . Bo < .on . . , 7S
C. B i G . . lit ; .Cabunet . Heclu. . 7SO
Bfl EU - 111 I OntenniaJ . S4
rttcbba-x pfd 117 rrantcUD . . TS
G n. Electrir . IHurnbDMt . .
Federal Steel . SOVi Oiceola . . . .
do p 3
ir Qutno K7
Miah Telejilione 'JS , oariata Fe 33
Olfi Colony 08 i romaruiiU .23) )
"Id Docnislon MW Wlnona . I *
Rubber . , 'Volveriiiei . 40
Pwcilic
rtm .w
\ < * ir VorU M
NTTH * TORK. July 15 The Jottowing
ere the closing Quotations lor mining
shares. . :
caioilur /Onuirlo / 700
> wn T'uinL . . .l t
Oon r a s. Ta Itf'lvmouth in
. 50
Gould i- Curry X do pTJ 750
H lv S. Norcrosb 3C ierr& Z emda . S O
Wf EHandard . . . . . .2SS
Iron PIlVIT " ) Union Con- 30
Mvxic&a t ivnuw Jojzrket as
London MorU Quotationft.
LONDON. Juli 15 J p. m. Cloblngs
mortfI" s-Wijr V Centritl
aaat li1Penn ! rti4Uila
BrieAn Pan pM . . . 7fc\
An an : rf& . . 3U'
C ntnul . . ! . . . . . >
Puciti ? t > fii- ATiiuiinda . . . . >
Piuji common Gmntl Trunk . . . 7\
BAR SILVER ' 5t ady at 27Std per ounce.
MONET Three per w > nt
Tbe riae of dSpcunt in the open market
for botih ' ban -aitd tbree-mcMttiie' bUls Is
a'sCSS per cen *
I" < irrlcii Fliuiiirlnl.
rRAXKPORT July IS. On tbe bourse
today businefcs was dull Spanish 4. de
clined
BERLIN Ju'y IS Btwinefes was re-
Ptricted en t'he ' bourt-e 'today Bank ahare *
declined a trlfl ? and Amerirao -t-urKi s
wore offered a : ii.ier terms in r frpon > te
the Xew TorU murkffl. .
PARIS. July 16 Bueiref * was practically
at a gtaudttUll on the bonrw todnj Span-
1st 4 * & clired an apprrhenslons of a fpan-
ih minlstfrlaJ crii Rio tinitwa d D-
B A v. ere wank Kafiirn werc > weak , ow
ing to tine uae-fUlmt-ru of tbe Tranvtial
nanUerE Three per r > nt reu'ec Ifflf TV1 f r
th * arcount Exdbange oo London. 2af rac
for rb fk Spam-b 4k crooWl at fe70
LOXDON Ju. ) li Aaeruaji f c-uritiee
moved but L"itlt all da ) As often occurk
on Sk-uird-My tbe aottndin.wan wnall and
the buatn be lipht The i lo t E tnoe wa >
qiDM , but s.eMdy Spanh h 4s elMed tit
Si.Ti Cold at 8u a Ajrtt
Ilsiik ClrarlncK.
NEW TORK. Julj li Clearing * . CJO.
W7. balanrae W S4.iQS
I03TOX July liCJ * > arluc * . IS
.
BALTIMORE : . July is ci * ri ss , < . -
Ilk b&laaoM. KKMt
PHILADELPHIA July
U6 UC fi . bklaares K STJ , iss.
CHICAOO Julv W COoarinafc K7i4Sai7
balances. U.KS.S * . t'et-Uu *
64 Wife. Kew Turk ecrh n e Kc
ST LOUIS July -C-l4iriM .i4MT ;
b liuice ! . ! * Wl. ) n r rent.
K u- York e cJums bid , 3&c
discount ticked
CUfCiKXATt JuU -Money. . Ppti pt > r
< fni Kew Tort. ruJuuicf. 9Qfplic ! dicuunt ,
nearicBfc. liDSlMHI ,
VEW O&IJUVS. July H-fT iri jt *
MH V ! Vf w Tnrk rmrhature hitnk Ste per
tl fctt itraaUuiB. owaaarciiU , U } t r n.aow
U n Ll ; Fnuk
XVW TORK tt-Tn *
8urp.u redrtH- iiirrnaw C Ett 27 luat.i
" " -ie de IMk -
in rea *
. . luo < in uta x > n
rrt-jiw. n iu Tb * li J. .k n luMd f. * '
if m rkee. . . ii.r leyiLj-fenitni * ft Luc
OMAHA LIVE MUCK MARKET
Tarj
E K SLOW FfWM START TO FINISH
Imrlpr Cl p Ten Crnt l.ortpr on the
M rrV AtiHthrr linrcc Han I
C < in rmu-l > tl }
SOVTH OMAHA. July fi.
UI Mun r
OMtc-tai Frtdar
OittcfrU 5ktnr mr
Total thi
< > Mln July
ftJdinc Jul >
eodinc J unt i4 .
W-ek vottac Juat 17 .14.W
Avemce p'lpf paid for togs Iw
1 . S 73 S 67 S S3 , : N 4 SS , I 6
J SL ' t Ife , I Mi. 4 M 4 7 | *
: , j a : Ml . 4 TO . , i sii 6
- -
July 4 .
July 5 . .
July . .
Joly 7. . . . . .
July S
- U | Ofi O * ) x i i * * \ I
Jaly t . ( ! 7bi a ST.1 2 91 ! 4 7 | E 01 ,
JUiy J J PJ. I S SS , 2 Ki 4 ffli i ! t > K
July 1L. . . . S M 8 78) ) I 2 91 4 B7' ' 4 79 , B SI
Jylv 12 4 i" J 78 S I * 4 73 4 P i > 87
July 13. . . .1 4 UK S K I 14 2 ! > 7 4 7d 4 Mfc B R
July 34 . . J 77 X 18 S l * 4 7S S 7
July IB. IW177I178W4 gSt * S M
Th official nuailier ol cars of it.ock
brought in iod y by each J-oad w-as :
Cattle. Hogs ITs * .
C. , M. t St P. Rr . G
O. & St. L. Ry . - 8 S
MisKoun Pacific Ry . 11 S
rnlon Pacific tystea . 1 83 1
F. . li. i.M V. R. R . 7 d
S C. & . P. Rj . 1
C. . St P. , M. & O. Ry . 2G
B. & M R. R R . i 36
C. . B & Q Ry . S II'
K. C. & St. J . E 1
C R. 1. A : P R > . , east . 1 S
C. . R. 1 i P. Ry. . uest . !
Cripplefe and driven In . 22 229
Total receipts . 45 1SB 1
The dtepoE.tion ol the day's receipts was
a * follows , each buyer p-orciiiiiUis the num
ber of head indicated :
CrtC * . HOES.
Oaia-a Pat king Co . 28 1.80B
G H _ Hammond Co . 92 1.806
Swtrt and Company . . . 1 ° 3 2.32S
Cudahy Packing Co . . . . . . . .IS * 27S7
Armour & Co . C J.S71
Omaha Packing Co. . K. C . 28 .
Cudahy Packing Co. , K. C . 365 .
G H. Hammond Co. , K. C . 12S . . . .
Armour i Co. , K C . BSO
Armour i Co. to Chicago . 471
R. Becker & Decan . 7
TV I Stephen . . . IS . . . .
Hill S. Huntatager . 4 . . .
Keay Packing Co . . . „ . . , . 459
-Cudahy Bros . , . GOT
Other buyer ? . _ . , . . So . . . .
Held over . . . 230
Totals . 53 H.21S
CATTLE Sometimes the cattle market 1
good on a Saturday , but tSis was not one
of the timea. Buyer * took the bear side
from the -very opening and the market was
Klo\r from mart to finish As a rule it
would be perfeitly safe to call it 10c lower.
Sellers vere backward about takinc off and
the forenoon was well advanced before a
clearance was effected. Cows and heifers
were In small eupjJy and the good kmdb
did not show much change , though buyer *
were not very keen after them. Calves
were slow and the market lower Very
little was doing in the stocker and feeder
division
Il-ceipts of rattle , as will be noted from
the table of receipts , were liberal this week ,
being somewhat larger than for the week
before , though hardl ; up to the lecord of
two wseks ago T&e market a a w hole w as
good and sat'hfactory to the sellers Values
were firm all the week up until Frida > ,
uhen the clobe w-a * a little lower etpeclahy
on the light cattle and the less desirable
kinds ol all wecghts. How eve- , there was
little change in values until me last of the
week , when buyert succeeded in forcing
some concession. The market at the close
of the w eek on good fat cattle was ] 0c low er
than at the clos-e of the previous week and
1&S13C lower on the lighter or more com
mon cattle On most days the market was
acm under the Influence of a good de
mand.
Dry lot cows and heifers are becoming
% ery t-carce and the receipts ths week were
light BO that -\aluei > on that kind of stuff
did nut fcbow anyx ery material -change.
On the other hand prat" cow- were in
larger supply and for the week the market
coula bt quoted 15CT23C lower Grass- bulls
are also lower. In about the same proportion
tion as grass oowb. Good cornfed bulls.
however were good tellers ail the week and
prices ha-e not changed materially.
Good licht Block cuttle and good heavy
feeders suitable to go on immediate feed
were nought after u little more eagerly
this week and prices were "omewnat better
on that kind. The betwixt and between
cattle that were neither good feeders nor
good rtock cattle were slow. The volume
of businer. . however , doing in this depart
ment is bmall and dt is mill too early to
expect very much. Representative faaJe .
BEEF STEERS
No. Av Pr No Av Pr. No Av Pr
1 91(1 ( J4 00 40 IGob J4 SO 20 1213 J4 So
1 .1080 4 08 6 . SSG 4 9 ! ) 2 1138 5 ( Ki
1 Z704SO J5.S2S490 22 11M 5 M
1 .IliO 4 ffl ) 1C 12fiu 4 93 1 ! 12W 5 15
COWS
1. . 20 2 23 4 .1043 3 15 981 3 73
1 . S-TO 2 25 1. . 850 S 15 2 10 * > Z 76
1. S30 2 59 1. 1030 3 25 2 1110 3 H >
1. yv > 260 4. . 1076 83a 4 1100 3 M
1. . E20 2 75 S Sf,5 S 40 5 lOCi 3 PO
2. . IK 273 i .yay ) 340 i 1170 4 IH >
1..109D 2 Tli 12.1-S5 3M 1 UhO 4 III )
1 .3570 2 75 13. 881 ! Z 50 1 .1140 4 15
S 107S 2 t > D 1 .1030 3 3D 2 P45 4 15
S .IfifO 3 00 5. 1170 3 50 1 1191) 4 20
1. 946 3 00 10 . 935 3 S3 10 1 ? 7 4 20
1. . 990 3 00 ' .10M 3 33 1 J4K 4 25
1. . SO S 00 1 730 S 60 1 .12 * 4 25
1. . Son S 00 1. .1259 J 60 1 .1MO 4 23
1..14SO 3 00 1 .1280 3 W ) 1 .11W 4 26
1.1040 200 C..1060 260 1 1UO 425
2. . 9S6 3 10 1 . B'O 3 fia 2 .10J5 4 5B
2. . 654 3 IB 1..10BO 3 70
COWS AKD HEIFERS.
5. . S12 S 50 _
HEIFERS.
1. . 820 315 1. . MO 850 1..720 373
1. . S70 223
BULLS ,
1..1400 300 l..W 0 340 1 .1550 366
1..1CW Sis 1 .1410 (40 1 .1760 S K3
l..J2 0 5 29 1 .1136 3 40 1. . 20 4 10
CALVES.
1. . 278 BOO 2 20 COO 1 . 190 6 50
1 . Kffl 5 2S 1 15) ) G 25 1 . 140 6 50
1. . 340 26 1 MO 6 59
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1. . MB X W S . * C S X 1 .1130 S 90
1 . 740 S 00 6 71K t 25 Wi 4 10
1. . 830 S 00 E . 791 t 50 1 670 4 la
1 490 Z 21 1 BM ) S 86 2 . &J5 4 15
1 460 S % 1 . Aitr i 75
HCK3S After men a large run all the
week , loading to lower prii-t * ytpterday , u
H niwJ atif a tet-uT > in the ree ijjtn WUB
ou * lor today. ut M did net take place. On
the wntrary tlie lun wax aeiun isurge ain ]
ootuxung the ten or a doz n loads hld
ever from } en * rdy * erw * about 200
car * on * le , AbH' c rrom Chicago g n-
enUlj IndiLjuwJ u HK d cUoe aud Ouu in
fluence and Uie Itun of the loua ! iwoflpus
lnrnp bo large on tht KM ear ol the w ek
caused the hoiTF to * ll n TT si tower at
thinf p Hun Tbe tong utrmp of jtood io d
urouf bt M Wt witta a very Ut > nU sprinkling
at JS.P7H : . Sojoe ottoice huft , soW up to
H Obtl4 U Afc might W erpected und r the
rireunwiances. th * markM wac not
partlculttrly accvc bin M.ll * ell rr noeoifd
to rtaJize tm&i nonouon were anuuct
fciuJ ttoej were Q4 paed to let ro
whenever they could get tb market lu
rotuiequfcure tbe bi bulk of the receipt *
uuioged handp in Fixxi naw.n
Ktit pu of hoe * wenliugc - thlc week in
fiut the . &rgeM fur * wt l , t > : uc uhe
of text Im-ember A * an ottkft
thi * tb run at wjaie thw mart L
. ratbHr Hjriil and pne iin wuumqueiiic
teiKkxI upward duriog the gr iu r part i > f
Che w ek During the month at Jane tbe
BtarkA win * < ciB4Jo.ruU\ty : bUMMlr Ibt
vantjse jirice on most a > fa.litMt on
mire dunng the nraoth of JITOC wa * tte
average priue a * b'tb < * IB 7U Til * prtartr
ramith oj tntid w tth bojcfc fciUln * ou an
aver.u-t .l IT75 nd they sold h pbei ea h
I d * > unt.i t ) 14ii wh n thfrp KIUI a rt-
i acttSG t f Wf l'it rhu.1 v u * r * ( otwd the
, next 0 * ) and U.e nurkM cimunund UD u
I upw&td ( ttrorr unt'l Ttiumdc when th
hwh ttolat v. fc touch. * ! Oil Kriuay ixnd
Saturon ) th * bo # wxld tK a lutlc a * wtU
' be nt-utd trom th * UU > 1 of ai rat ri
, H wiB fc _ * * be uot d tiua tn * Market
twntni July 1 aad Jui.o II advaiuMi r.
wici wit * qulir a remaJKabi * j m-in for w >
khort a tilempftitJl > M > ui v ew of tu *
fart that dunncutc pteiMrr poruon of the
tine thf rrc 5 it w sr * larfr Cua id rtr.f
tin * Rise of th * rw r pa * mid ail at B < r
in fr ) y-tfA auiMtnten Rriir * iit
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M 2H1 . . . 4 W C2 Z2S . 4 82 -
7B. . . J48 40 4 BO BB . . . . JSF 120 4 IK4
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60 . . . .J4S 48 4 CO SS. . . . .31 . 4 OL'Uj
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SI 214 . 4 ( KI 150. . .ft * . . 4 OB
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70 .225 . 400 ! W 228 . . . 405
8 . . . . .27S ISO 4 60 BK . . .252 . . . 405
so..2irr 4 to e no . . . no
93 214 40 4 89
WAGON 1X3TS-P1GS.
1 149 . . . 250 S 23 . . . 4 W )
7 107 . . . 350 4 .277 . . . 4 0
4 .270 . . . 300 6 2BS . . . 4M
S S4S 40 8 5K > 4 . . . 155 . . . 4 09
5 .220 . . . 385 S 3K. . . . 400
4 335 . S n3 7 22o . . . 409
4 .235 160 395 6 . . .246 . . . 400
4 327 . . . 533 a 2lK > . . . 403
S . .240 . . 3 3
SHEKP Th re wa * tiot n car of rherp in
the yards today and nothing to make a
tet-t of ere market
I Receipts of sheep * HU week were the
I larccst since the fir-t week in May. The
mot-t of tbe arrivals wer gra - westerns.
. The market was very high and with the
I cominenrrin'ni of the run of grassers it
I was by no means a surprise that the market
went lower rapidly One thing that helped
l to brine on the decline was the unfavorable
condition of ti-e eaftem mutton marktt ,
! which limited the local packing demand.
In consequence of -unfavorable condi
tion * tht market went off during the -week
40&riOc and w at- rather tJow at the decline.
i The demand at the pret-ent time i" =
limited aJraoKt entirely to cho.ce fat stuff
That will do for mutton as it is Ptill most
too early to expect ary masenal demand
for readers There is a little inquiry once
j in a wille for feeders , but it if hpht and
In the opinion of operators it likely to con-
I tlnue so for some tune That being the
1 cate it would not seem advisable to ship
, anvthrac but good , fat stuff.
l Quotations. Prime nuiive wethers , J4 S3
i 554 60. good to choice prats wethers. 54 00
(0-5 ( 30. fair to good gro > s wrtherh , S3 TjQ
390 good to choice praw ewes 13.5063 7i.
good to choice Fpnnc- lamb ? . Sa 75-SC.30 , com
mon spring 1ambs > . J4.0IK&4 23
I LATE YESTERDAY
93 western lambs 77 4 55
Kniimk City Lit r Stock.
KANSAS CITT July 15 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 70 bead Supply too UcUito make
a market and pnc-rn were nominal. Liberal
supply this w ek consisted largely of com-
j mon grat.s s.tok. . Dry lot * -teers and coed
grais etoclr in cx > > d aemand at about
bteody prices , while common green sioclL.
eKiher fclnaghr.erinp or feeding graoVs.were
siow a.t lOfrli'.c lower than same day lust
we k. Heuvv nati - eer. J3JI3 < p5GO.
.lightweight pteers. t440e6JS. t-toikere and
feeders S3.w > ji5.ft ! > , butcher cows and heif
ers. KISSES 43 , canners , I2.23 fi.l , ijutcber
bulls , I32'440 , veal calves $6 uUOO
uuch western ste rt , , tu73&u23 , Texanc
ja 40@4 70
HOGS Receipts , S 720 head trade opened
steady weaken&d In sympathy with lower
provihion m rke.t nnd ek > p d 7t > . < lower
Bales wi-re largely at 2i6. < . c detune Mar
ket for week very active , after disrouni-
mg today s break ne-t gain for week is 2 ( r
Todays s.aJ e Heavy H.ll * . 2P . . mired
fl OUJM S. lirflt. J3.MJS-i.30 , pigk , K 73 100
SHEEP No niu.Tke.t todaj . receipts lor
w eek , 13 039 hfead , t > uppl } ' mot.tly range
toock. maJiy of than inferior qualitj
Spring raralw are in iiettrr demand and
partially recovered from late break in
jirKieB , wim mutton gra < de& In wrong de
mand at fcte xj > prioe Spring lamtis
brougbit 14JSij * 7T tnutlon * (27n&r > 2ii
hBOLkere and -eders K.Oifi.yj , rullt1 r.-i *
2.00.
Lit f MorL. .
CHICAGO. July K R eipts oT < - itle to
day were Email. The general demand con
tinued good at yesterdaj s ruling pn
Prices generally were loij'lfic low. . r than a
wesl ; ago.
Her receipt * today were unusually la-ge
for th * clo e of the wek and a decline of
30cw f lore d Heii v nogs brought J4 106
.35 ; mixad lots. (4 K ftt.3fItpit , t4 1S04 '
pigs , W.60'9 12 , culls and rougn loti. J20J&
were n ' enough shet-p for a mar-
kft 4oduy Sneep were Qu ? . ae at l" ( Hi
S. 4or cull * up to S600&625 for prime
wethers Texan * , brouraot tSS& lfr. w M-
ern runps snee.'i t40u$4VO Tearlinirp werr
quotable at * 4 7& .30 and spring Jamb * tit
.
RHCoijrti Cattle 296 head , iioge. S 0 < HJ
head ; sbwji. 3.0Wi b d.
y < -n lurk Uli f Mock.
TOIUC July K BEEVES-R-
< -eint. 271 head , nothing ddnc. feeling
lead } , no lav * cabktt esjKiru 2x0 iiett/
caitu > , 30 taaiud jtbeep and 1.SM ) quartfie ot
veal * . Kh > HUM ! plate 0Ukuk kwer *
f > 23 , buttRranilkfi 12 7s. 19(1 ( ciilMss untold
citj d Mtws < vttak , kfflOt j > er Jb.
SHEEP AND lHAIRft B wl5 > ts. L 4K
Veud. 23 our * ou t-alf , nM > p siow . swdium
prudwtk. . jirime lamb * tcady t a
. nhtid" lower , medium and common dull
( toeing eusier ux p K UO&C Ob. teaOw. . m > 0
ti'-St , culitS4&I
[ . 1 i | i ikd , itODc for Sd-le
firm a. !
t. Luuik 1.1 1C ti ck.
ST LOt'lS July It CATTLB B c iptfc
SM bead rattrket titeady fair to choir > -
Uve h-pplttg i.nd znri M rK. n.M& C3
wtth lauc ) worth up to 16. 7t. dr bfc d b ef
and but oter * itr . 14 0&6 40 , Mtierr under
1 tU Ibfc . W 7t6 ( " ' HKK ktir * and ftM-der *
S WM.H > , c-ow * and 'Iw.ifrr * t2JB ( fi U. bulU
248.3. cajiwrt , . Il.a5 * ( ± 7S. Txa * ud In-
Alan ri * r U.iut4IK , < o and heifers
wa.rkrf
pis * and lllthu t4.Ifiii4.40 ,
KKM44I butibfiTh , M
SHBEP Rwt-ipta. 1 * > Irt-jid wuri M dull
. ,
Umn * t4 * IS rutlk and Buck * * 754f
436 , otocktm ! . BO J . Ttatana.
> -lM < ik lu
u-f the rtxieipu at tit four
wtartern suirku far Juir IS
HOCK
n.W
JW WOW i
1 M. M.W8
M. J kn | > it I.u > Monk.
I SOTTU ST J'lSKPH Me. Jul > 15
1 rial i Tto * Juurn .l
> - . . and
and
, - . , * .
1 ; ' * '
' -
M'twH
5T WH'IS. July tt.-WOOJ fa1' a ,4
TORK JuJjlitTOC > l- : ' - . e
TTKM. i n *
JiTU tt At Utr - > ' . a
tJierrm * irno ' n < .
f bti b * nun b - t * ! < > < * * t > s
MUPI. fh * UM wiw f * > . t m * .
idt d a f i | trv ' v v
Xtfhpttmr and Tamtiit" * n - -v
* An - ,
rij t f in-Wed * w > > d hTtMi' t , ' - A
tn Kr dj < irn nfliu
A rir w *
tmifcn fre *
jrt -
of
4.
tht
Mner-a | and IS * m > "
iu > p tm H ) rwod dni !
rr mp jTd w'th th * X ) ntMs * M
tnc t the p oi-y of
T > ell < wwe or mm ! er- < i
th cter'v nrwt and cowd hrm 1 ne
marine * und th i'Mi > i'-ht d > rt i-v > at
v ac * nnd axx jn * ums wt-re , > o
wpenlnc chH-line of 7 > t jwx p t > m-e > "
jiM-o : wltliftrawa' * hot lurterh rrr-\ < S--HJ
Icr operm'or * putt-hnMni : n > ( * fn-ri\ i
rartooa purrn > s of aj > cru WH s
wre made h > Am lc a and me i m i i
HI rrom pwr lo 6 prr rrm aiwr r .
-
Afrtran Tvr-e Mfmic tlirouchou : t )
ntmill Mtpplir ! . of K > o l ; u * e , ' R alp
l-p The n rt ifrte oT ili i > ?
o beir'n Septf m - r If nt > 0 w i -c -
on Npxrnjber 2 > > S f
South \V h , * . bJ < r - -
Id.
VKtteia.
Is 6 * d gien # > t
. rrt R < M PH'I E-n - -if
It VI Tanmanla. 1 < "o ba.-s c-ea- > - *
f 3WI New Zt limd. S.WC * * * . -
. g-m .v , 4 * lid. C } f ' - ' 3
NataU ! * balr * . gT it < '
* > xiur a " - . -
inc I2W ) < , p
d greait SUfeiid TJie arrli n e
for e next iri * amnum to 4 r.w bans.
of wWrh 4vfl"1 > were forwarflefl 'k--ot
The inT n * for t * e week wrr < Mr -
loumc. 355 bales. South Au-rr _ ia ' .fi
Zrahinfl. 4.2H4 bate--- . < nc f
Tid N t l. 1 514
44 bales , nd -wJMre 9 i bait *
Slmrkct.
NEW TORK July 16 PX'OAR-Raw.
barelj Mp ily. fair rehnlng S 13-Mi rett-J-
ugal 'W ! te ! t. 4Ni : rrtlned. quiet and Mfa u
No C. 4 IS-lttt No 7 4\r No k 4 L-lht N
4V No 1 < I 4r No 11 4Sr N > ,
r-lf > c. No IS , 4 WGi No. 14 , 4V a > < iud A
oKic. s-tandard A CW confecttonrr * A f
cut loaf. iT t crushed f.r , powdered C-S .
granulated 5Sc < ut es 5S.c-
NEW ORLEANS Jul ; U. SrG R T > u
open kettle , r ,4i4rlfircentrlfup ) vc iws
4 M"i1c , seconds.2s3c Moiasses rr
trlfuiral. dull 6l4c Three t-arks of TH w
ice. the first of thA season were -rerp'vrd
today from New Iberia anfl are said to be a
icry good quality
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK July IS. COFFEE Op i "i
opened quiet at unchanged prices , rulej ei-
cepttonally dull w rth w eak undertone 1n th
absence of cabl < - < from Hmre , R o fle
Janeiro and Santoh. closed on arrouu * "f
aoMdajs The close was inart ve. sni"5"o
Imc ? . Including Septeml ? r 14 fin SIKH Rl"
de Janeiro dull No 7 mvoic < < K N i i
jobbing. G tC. No. 7 , quiet. Cordcva. { i. . .
Trodncr Mnrket.
PH1LABELPHLA. July 15
Pirm ; ranrA western creamerj IS
fanrv wyrtern prin's 21 .
DGGS Dull and r In rr : fresh
13r. I-esh western IS lS t fr Fh
w extern ISr. Ire h southTn , lc < pllc
CHEESE Firm
C'liirniro Mock Murkrt.
CHICAGO Julv 15 Local k Meat1 *
ClotStra bo rfl 22. Diu-raond M j i h
147 , Lake Street Elevated. 1 West < "ii-
onexi 120. Llns-ed OiL u B st u.t 4 - ,
Eibi-utt prcf rred. 3i > . National t-tecl S
Condition of tuc Trenntiry.
WASHINGTON. July 15 Today sta-e-
meiit of the condition of the treasury
Kliows Available cash balance S27S.HW 214.
gold resene. SS43.Slfi.147
Ira. lienrt Appointe-d "necent.
SACRAMENTO. Juiy 13 Governor Gace
today issued n commiK&inn to WFhoebe
Hearst as regent of the VnHersity of Cal -
forma. Mrs Hearst was uppoiaied regent
by Governor Bird lor the saort term aud
Governor Gnge withdrew her ppojat.ni ( n :
from tbe state senate togetner wun ot ers
Subsequently he appointed her for "he long
terra vice J West Man.n. term expimd tut
withdrew the commission as irs licirst
was &U.ect from the state a * the nine " 1-s
Heurst has returned to California.
Stilt on J'romlinKory Notrw.
Suits bae been filed in the name of the
defunct Omaha Suvings ban ) . ugiunFt a
number of debtors on promissory note * held
by the bank
-rker to Hnnc in Ortolirr.
CHICAGO Julv 15 Albert AugUht
Becker , the wife murderer wut todv ; fren-
tenced to 1 * hanged October 1 !
isss
RRPEgNEYSCa
StSfcKS' '
ROOHnr u rt BUt ESAMCM rose HSI
OMAHA flEE. tinCCUl HtR
J&KES E- BOYD & GO. ,
telephone 1039. Omtha. > 's3
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
ISO/IRQ / OP TKA.DC.
Inn * lu cJai.i f > * uio Xrw TorK.
tfc JuUC Au hrrr ? ; A C .
1NVESI IN WHEAT
Our infulJible DOLLARS AKD
WHEN SENSE fcj'uem renderr u abto-
VOL" lutely tufe , buafile nnd ure
CAN'T Average profit * 19 per cent
LOSE monthly Lot us tend you our
IKKH lei fne of iharge H pobUi
wai .bring it
THE COMBINATION INVESTMENT CO .
( locorporated )
Rialto BuiltJing
St-ud for tlir pruufk.
Mortgages For Sale
\Ve have on band a list of
gilt-edge securities for sale.
Call and i > ee u ? .
PAYKE-HARDER 00. ,
Tirl Floor N. V Life.
TflOYEflENTS
I S'Jr ana
L
J rails' rrjilaianl and Ifantrnlrd la
* my rerlked i surli pdt.juu. Jut act ,
* f K C T5373T I"1'C1J OF V/AUl.
V Optiratttri cannot c'H > rd lu t > e vitbotrt It
J Jk t'r.v ir.ek. i 'l Js > t H 1 i > t ' u . ew
t UW1S C U * KIPfR. H Crondom.Nr * lort
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IKVESTORS
cf iwn * ' * < f - m > ' rti * * flid
. OPPORTUHiTY
I the" w. i. id i.nn - . . *
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j ABSOLUTE SBFETY
i " 0iud 1 < > * tui * TKC at ! ' ) ' Tl ML V
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Gs-OpertHve Co.