Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 8, 1888, Page 11

T R Tyt oo e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 8 1888.'-TWL§7 g S —— THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. ‘Wheat Continues Strong and Closes at Top Prices. SHORTS DO THE BUYING IN CORN. A Stight Flarey in Oats—Provisions Open Strong But Close Weak— Cattle and Hogs Active ~Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUC Chiteaco, July 7.—[Special Telegram to Tag Bre, | —Traders who sold wheat down a cont, yosterday afternoon under the beliof that thoy bad been *worked” by foreigners into making a market for supposed manipu 1ators o sell on, kept on solling this morning and broke prices nearly anothor cent. August sold off from S$1%e to 803 and Decombor from S4c to 88'5c. The selling business was overdone and the market turned up. Hutch fnson was also a conspicuous buyer and the opinion prevails that he has covored enormous short line of wheat and is taking another tack. Tt is also stated, with some show of authority, that Cudahy is fighting the advance with oven move eneray than ho fought the dectine up to within a short timo ago. This reversal in the position of these two great operators allustrates the variableness of speculative opintons and the perversity of what goes by the name of “luck.” The market acted sharply mn ro- sponse to the buying that set in when the do- clinc was checked, and an_advance of 1 followed. August climbed to 821¢c_and_Do cembor to S4%,c. The prico dropped back Jg@dc soveral times thoreafter, but the undertone to the market was strong and in- variably lost und was quickly re- cov The close was firm at practically ton prices. One feature offthe day’s trading was 'tho demand for July. The urgency of the inquiry carried July to a premium of e over Augist and considerable business was done on a basis of S@lc difference. Bid- ders found it diffieult to find wheat, and hold- ers of coucentrated blocks of cash wheat were mot tempted to loosen their grip. Carriers who were threatening ten days a0 to deliver 8,000,000 ot 4,000,000 bushels of wheat becatse August did not commund the natural premium over July, are scomingly not on earth. The dispropor- tionate advance in July docs not bring the stufl out, and holders are making no sign. Tho voliine of business transncted was not excessive, 'The scarecity of offerings w notable feature, The niarket bulled easily and the bears are once more seemingly in e minority in numbers and on the decline in point of influcnce, tempo 3 Domestic crop news was unfavorable as a rule. Receipts at southern markets are small, proving the lateness of the scason. Corn' was strong, not so much, perhaps, because of mvestment or speculative inquiry as for the reason that offerings w ingly limited. 1t was generally ¢ @ “short market.” The shorts did mo: the buying and tho price was held with more or less firmness at an improvement averag ing anout 1o ovor yesterday. Tuore was quite a little flurry in_the oats market caused by the anxioty of outstand shorts in July to fill their contracts. leading longs wore independent in’ their views and the price at oue time worked up to 8314c, an advance of 15 from the opening. Provisions were favorod with a strong openizg. Initial salos all around w at udvanced prices, and for a time trade sented o bullish appearance, As the duy proceeded, however, speculative offerings were exexpectedly increased. In pork and short ribs particularly the desire shown to sell becamo quite general, and undor tho break in these articlos the entire warket ruled weaker. Lard showed the strongest front on the receding turn, yet at the close it was only 225 higher than yesterday. Both pork and stort ribs suffered an actual de. elino of buTige. General tading was only Tioterate Hua1argely ot asoalhing Loh tor. Sales of cash property made rather a poor showing. August ' and September again monopolized speculative attention, 3 STOCK, CHICAGO 1 et Crmicaco, July 7.—|Speefal Telogram to Tue Bee.|—Cart Mhe estimated receipts were 2,000; for the wecek, 35,841, Business was rather more active than on the average Saturday, and a fow loads of good catt were eagerly bousht up at an udvance of 10 @15c over current rates Friday, making an advance cqual to 60 cents since Monday last on best natives and about 40 conts on pluin and common. Good T are Bo@sie higher than last Monduy . tigher, The general oscd steady and no big runis_exp for next wee So long as the 10w rates on_ cattie to cast points continue fat eattic will soll high, rates are now down to the low on record cattle were ried to yeste day as low as an st continues to sliarc >on fat cat tle and Texans, T und feeder trade remains stead nt improv ment. Veal calve dull at very low figures—say best, with common selling as low head. Quotations woro extra booves, 1450 to MARKET remai 0 15 follows. 1000 lice to 1bs, &5.80006.30: 350 to_ 1500 1bs, 50 to s und dull; cows mived stron $1.80038.40; Te 10¢ higher bulls and slop-fod ste tio there were 700 on steers, (00 2.40; cows, s —Estimuted recoints, 64,455, Business was it Gpturn, making ar since Saturday last: best heavy sold o two lots nt 85,073, Mixe soid ut 58254, and light sorts t & B.80. A few lots of common mixed sold Tow us 85,5000, 7 85,0005 for lhv FINANCIALL New Your, July 7.—[Special Telogram to -Srocks—The advance in stocks which was gained yesterday was well main tained to-day in view of the conditions of the market. Inthe aullness tow; final quotatic in a few cases, were & per cent lower than yesterduy’s, but this fact doos not show any positive declin More than half the general list made furthe net gains of Y@ y vhile the balance closod the same as ye The market opened strong and maintained that tone dur ing the greater part of the short session. St Paul continued to be the feature of the mar: ket, which was strong and a little buoyant for the most part, though closing firmer and slightly lower, Lonuou was a prominent buyer of that stock, and commission houses were buyers all along the active line. The temper of the rooms was bullish and the sell ing largely professional. The total sales for the day were 67,207 shares. Goversmexts—Covernmont bonds Aull but steady. YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, . Bdsregistered. 191/ C. & N. W U.8.'45 coupon.. . 1274y do preferrad 8. 4igs rogistred. if ¥ Central U. 8 445 coupon Pacific Canada Central Bries Chicago ¥ Altoi 10 Rt Paticstiai 1 .1 <o 112y Roading 0% Hock Istand’ kst L. & 5. F were oy ) 102 25: ) & 5t Paul 10 proferred. URiBLP. 80 - 0 pretorred ‘sz Texih Pacific. L. & N 2 i Dulon Pacific Bilchigan : o Bt L. & P, RHeatan Cantea.. o8 Wa bbb Missouri Pacific. ... milw, Telograph do preferred . B3 Moxsy ox CaLL—Not quoted. Piine MERCANTILE Parsk— cent. STERLING Exomanae- 84505 for sixty day bills; mang A Dull but steady $4.55 for s PRODUCE MARKETS. July 7.—Following are Chilcago, 8 elosing prices: Flout—Firm with botter fesling. Wheat—Unsettled, opening was weak and under prossure to seil doclined }K@1'gc. At the decline there was good demand and cables quoted stronger markets abroad. This changed the situation and the market steadily ad- vanced and closed Y @'sc over yesterday's closing figures; cash, s¥@sic; July, August, 823 ¢; September, $1jgc; Decomber, 4L Corn—Opened e lower, then advanced with slight re , closing Il higher than yesterday ; cash, 50 1-16c )ge; Au gust, 50i¢c; September, Onts—July closed with futures steady; cash, 321 i August, 20c; September, Rye—N h anu-\ advancs, other e Steady at 63 r—£2.40002 45, Steady at #1.20. Lowor; closed casy August, $13 higher early, but 1 July, $,90029 2215 ¢ cash and July, §@13.55; Sep! Lard—Ruled easior: cash w 2T @3.30; & Dry Salted Moats—Shouldors, $5.40. war, §9.05@S.10; short ribs, &1 —Quict and easicr; creamery 141 fasior: full cream cheddars, St ng Amer- fluts, GiaTc wled, 14 14ige, anged ; greon salted calf, 41 n salted,blg@5dic; light groen ; salted bull i dry flint, 3 3 dry saited, b@i Tallow—Unchanged: No. 1, solid packed, 835¢; No. 2, 30, and cake, 4c per lu. Recoipts, Shipmonts, 3,000 18,000 L 22,000 14,000 150,000 300,000 130,000 201,000 . 1,000 July 7.~Wheat—Rocoin 15,000; exports, 52,0005 spot fairly active, closing weak; options quict and weaker, closing steady at a_decline of J@dc; un ded rod, Si@#2i{c; No. 2 red,” 905%@d0ic at; August closing at 883c. Corn—Receipts, 8,000; exports, 70,0003 the spot movement was light; option trading was_quict, closing firm; ungraded mixed, 3 'No. 2, bodg@ibe; August closing closed August, Flour, bbl: Whoat bu... Corn, bu, Oats, bu, H_\l bu.. exports, none; mixed wostern, white western, 40 @i Coffee—Spot Bruzil growth, dull; spot prices entirely nominal; options dull but dy, opening 10 points higher and closing opening prices. Sales, 17,000 bags, July, £11.00 5; August, $10.00 Septeinber, §.75@4.50, Potroleum —Firm; united closed at, 33t ately active but steady; west- y: mess, £15.00@1 for old. gher and closed firmj fornew; west- steam, §S, Butter—Dull; western, 13219} Cheese—Dull' und casy'; Ohio flats, 7@s!ge. St, Louis, Ju Wheat—Closed higher , S010: August, S0c. cash, 47c; July, 4Tige; 35¢; July, “Corn—tligher: August, 45c, X but dull; cash, Unchanged; creamery, darry, L@lbe. Liverpool, July 7. — Wheat — Stead demund fair and holders offer moderately : California, No. 1, 6s 2gd@tis 81¢d per contal ; red western spring,” s 6!gd@ts Tigd per cental. Corn—Firm: de western, 48 10d pe Minuneapolis, Jul shipments, 66 nged a 15@18¢; new mixed —Raceipts, 144 cars; for' sumples orday atopening. track, S1@< . % northern, unh, ‘g0; September, 83C; on track, patents to ship in sacks —Wheat—Active; Auggust, 75}e; Septewber, Corn—Dull; No. s—Quiet; N ngud- No, 2, b Provisions—Steady; pork, July, $13.60. Cincinnati, July 7. -~ Wheat — Dull; 0. 2 red, Sdc. Corn—Firm; iet and unchanged at 3. Lavd—Firmer. Whisk, Steady 21,14, Kansas City, July 7.—Wheat—Steady; No. 2 soft, cash, v2¢; August, 7155 n—steady ; No. 2 cash, 42 asked. Outs—No. 2, ¢; New Orlean lar; mixed Oats—Sc Cornme Hog Products—Sear lara, & 1oats —Shoulders, $6.50; e -bid, 43%¢ Jorn—Irregu- Lite, Gde. and firm; pork, long clear renorts us follow's: Cattle—Reeeipts, 2,200; active and best 010¢ highe choice to extra beeves, $5.90 303 common to good, 34 tockers dull; cows, bulls and mixed §1.50 ittle, $1.5002) 40, 3 market active @5.490; heavy, @340 nd 0@ demand good and inferior to fanc 2,40 3, lambs. @82.50 Jity, July its, nones; Jattle—Receipts, best corn-fed and higher; good to 0; common to and feedors, D@ 40; nts, 1,000; 3 common to’ mc um, $5.15@5.50; skips und pigs, $3.00005.0). ational Stock Yards, ast 8 Louls, July 7.—Cattie —Receipts, 1,000; shipments, 1,000; market stesdy; choice heavy na #5, 1066550 fair good, icrs' steers, medium to choice, 1 stockers and feeders, fair to oo €3,10; rangers, corn-fod, good to none; shipments, 1 butchers' s packing, medium to ury 1o best, #5.4 OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Cartle, Saturday, July 7, 1888, mger again to-day, and the botter shape all’ around, “here was a fair demand for good cattle and the bulk of the receipts. Forty-one loads changed hands before the closc. 5003 Clions, rime, §.60 (WD.UD. Jattlo were strc market was in The market in heayy he Urisk to-day, was not very the trade opening bu steady and continuing siow until the clo Light hogs, however, were in good demand, and the market opencd fully as strong as yoester- duy. The light hogs not only sold more readily than the heavy weights, but they brought more monoy. Later in the day the market cased off aud closed weak and dull. supplied with being twelve loads in the yards. Heceipts. 820 valling Prices. Thefollowinz 18 a table of prices paid in this uimnml- for the grades of stock men- tioned e stears, 1300 10 1500 1bs., .85, me steers, 1100 t 1300 ibs. 4.50 Fat Little stears, 500 to 1050 1bs. 4.00 Comuwion 1o oo cows.. ico tu fancy cows Jommon to choice bulls Fair tochoice light hogs. Fair tochoice heavy hogs. . Fuir to choloe mixed hogs. meative Salos CATTLR Repr No. 2 cowse 1 bull 20 cows 2 bulls Av. 010 w0 L 1,250 ] 1,010 1,130 1,100 1,054 qu| hv'l"‘l'i ‘e 20 cows and heifers 1 bull, 24 corn fed 4 heifers 6 cows and stoers. 81 steers 3 steers 4 steers 72 steors 20 stoers 93 steers. . . 1068 No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. 14,204 SO 85.40 o P (1 120 100 160 160 120 Packers Purchases, Showing the number of hogs bought by the leading buyers on to-day's market G. H. Hammond & Co. Omaha P, Co Armour-Cudal J. P Squire & Hulstead & Co.. Brainard Bros . jibbs & Whit Packing Co.. Live Stock Notes. hogs are not bringing as much s light hogs. W. H. Brown was over from Council Bluffs with a car of cattle. D. S. Shiclds, Chapmans, was here with throe loads of cattic. A. Cruise, Atkinson, was at the yards and sold two loads of cattie. Mr., Bush, Creighton, was here with a load of cattle and a load of hogs. Will and Charlic Bradrick are back after a very pleasant trip into Towa. Heury Clarke, Bellevue, drove in 115 head of cattle, which sold on the market. Mr. Hough. of Buck & Hough, Crescent, In., was here and sold two loads of hogs. Captam A, Wilson, Greeloy Center and Mr. Noble, Hamburg, Ta., were visitors at the yards. Mr. Meister, hog buyer for Blackslee & Co., the Baltimore packers, arvived here to- day. He imtends buying héavy hogs. Phillips was representea by James Baker and Benj, Fulton, who came in with 93 head of corn-fod steors which sold on the market At .55, George Benner, Strathen, Fairmount, Western, were with hogs. Tho ear load of veal ¢ i tao days ago has been soid out. These calves averaged 170 to 200 1bs aud the bulk of them sold at $5.50. Hammond & Swift arc buying quite a good many_cattle and sheep at Kansas City and shipping them up here on account of theiv being lower the The Nebraska Liv ation will hold th 1 at Exchange hotel, South nesday, July 11, 1358, at 2 e OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET. McPaul, and E, among those Charlie uodcll Ia.; Stock ¢ xt_regul dmakia, jers usso- meeting ., Wed- with slight advances noted in lemons and berrics. Burrren 21e; with solid ountry butter, bt Baas—Strictly fresh, 14601 Curnrigs—Per case of 10 1bs, Southern cherries §2.50 per quarts. STRAWBERRIES BLACKBERRIES— BUACK RASPBERIIES— spberrics, #4500 “ull eream, 1 —Now, §2.7 bushel. No drossed fowl in the market; hickens, § per doz; spring y roll butter, 2060 packed @ ho 18 14¢; common grades, 11@ @2,00. 0061450 per per case. ) l4c, 0 per 1b; §1.10 case; StiivG B TomaToRs—Per PINE APPLES BaNANAS—Common medium, $2.50@3,00 per 0, $L00050; low grades, $2.00, California, 2:5@c per 1b. Persian, $5.006£5.50 por —Mossinas, 50$S per box, & LEMONS Onan Rodi, box CavLirLower—Good stock per hulf W0@1.T5 per annacrs—Hote g AvrL “py (S per bbl. o Ox10N3 por box of ¢ por it lird bushel, June *hoice xal. ative stocls,$1 l.nml stock, beans, 8225w A0, Fic Nurs 183 almonds, Ta nuts, 1 California per 1b. nuts, ish wal' \'l an chestnuts, ans, 15¢ 1ha21e for 1 1b, honey, 1012 r b, i Ma YEUP—$1.25 per gal, per buuch, frames; canned e powdered, 7 Corree—Ordin 17@15¢; prime, vellow i rnmont Boc; interior Juva, + Mocka, 23 Arbuckle i MeLauzhiin's KXXX, 103¢; Dilworti's, 1015 T 19c: Alaroma, 1hdc; Ger mn.! WOODES WA RE—TWo-hoop 1 three-hoop pails, ! #0.00{ No. i Northern 20 bowls, 50; No. 2. churns, butter tubs, §1. per test. Lorillard No. 1 ofl, No. 3 churns, .50 spruce, in nest Tosrcco—PLuG Splendid, 43c; M Leggett & Meyor's Star, i Drummond’'s Hor 45c; J. T, { earhead, 4hc Cut I(Jla," Piper Heidsick, 6e; G, Climax, 4 Dolight,’ 4 ; Cornerstone, a—Catlin’s Meerschaum, Tip Tap, Ked, White and' Blue, JELLIES Bil1-Po Robe—So ‘uths b) @11¢; stic Médium, in bbls, 36 00; b §|m swall, :ll bbls, $7.00; do in half s, herking, ' i bbls, $3.00; d Balfbbls, $4.50. « a0 dola HoLLakp HEnmiNgs —03@700 per keg llw do in half MarLE Suaar—Hrieks 1930 por b, penny cakes, 13@14c per Ib.; pure maple s 3-tie, painted handles No. 9, ; heavy stable brom: g TARat-—Mirror gloss, Bicc; Graves 6iyc; Oswogo gloss, 7c; Oswogo corn, 7c TrAS—Japans, 20@sdc; Gunpowder, 20@ 60¢: Young Hyson, 23@56c; Oolong, 20@50c. Powner axb Sior hot, $1.80; buckshot, Harzard powder, kegs, 8.00; half kegs, one-fourths, $1.50; blasting kows, $2.45 100 ft., INED LARD orn, Tierce, 7 5 50-1b round, 101 pails, $%¢; 5-1b pail 83c. Provisions—Hams bacon, 10%4@10%¢; b salt, Sig@Sbic; should beet, 8, @)1¢ Drien Fruir— evaporated, Si{(@ie; @Y pitted . 401b square + 20-1b round, S'c; 8lgc; 81b pails, 1@11c; breakfast des, Sdige; dr T4i@se; drie bbls i y evapor mpared, 16@1 new currants, prunes, 45{(@Hc; citron, 2 raisins, ( ifornia, f.ondon ors, $350@2.00; Cali nia loose muscate @1.80; new Va ons—Oysters, No, 0303 strawberries, 4.40: ranspberrics, * lifornia_pea 70t ts, per lifornia peaches, per case. ifornia white cher per ¢ California plums, per case, #6047 blueberrics, 2 Ibs, per case, & Pine apples, 2 b, per case, 1 1b.' salmon, per doz, 2 b, gooseberries, per case, 2 1b, strung beans, per case, Ib. marrow fat poas, £2.6002 13 ] June pears i 1b. tomatoes, £2.25(@2.40 40. CRACKERS, CAKE Prices subject to change. Soda, o goods), 7¢; soda snowtlake (in tin soda candy, bige; soda wafers (in tins) 10¢; soda_zophyrs, So; city oyster, 8¢e; excelsior, 7o; farina oyster, 7 monitor, 7c; Omaha : pearl oyster, 5e; picnic, be; snow- dropoyster, butter, Boston, So; Omaha butfer, Te; sawfooth butter, 6c: cracker meal, raham, graham in_pound pack- 3 milk, oat moal w imals, 12c; croam, Sc; Co frosted cream, § ndard, 1bs. per 1hs., per Ty per_caso, ages, 1314e; meal, Se: fors in Bolive ont mm\l wafoer ki ginger (round) hill, 10c: eracknel ginger snaps, Sc s (city), home made ginger snags, in box: 3¢; home made ginger suaps, (1) caus) per 'dozen, lemon pretzels (hand od cakes and jumbles, ; afternoon te fingoers, 14 Brunswick, drops (new Christimas lunch cocon t snaps, R Cibo jumbles, 1115 i ege jumbles, 111je: ginger 113ges jelly fin- jeliv tart (new), tingers, 13¢5 vanilla bar, 4c; v nilla waters) L¢3 Vienna wafers, 1 dozen packages in'a bos, per dozen, §: All gaods packed in cans Ic per 1b advance exeept snowflake and wafer soda, which are packed only in cans. Soda 1b and 3-1b paper boxes, ige per 1b advance; all other goods 1c per Ib advance. Soda in 1-1b paper boxes, 1¢ per 1b advance. The 2-1b boxes aro packed in cases holding 18 in a case. The 1b boxes are packed in cases holding 12 in case. The 4-1b boxes are packed in_ cases holding 36 in a case. One-lb graham and oat- meal wafers packed 2 do zin a case. Show tops for boxes, with glass opening to show goods, Cans for wafer soda, 33.00, notreturnable. Cans for snowflake soda, $5.00 per doz. 'T'in cases with glass face to display the goods, 7 h. No charges for packages except for cans and returunable zoods. Glass front tin cans and “snowflake” soda cans are returnable at prices charged. ll' 404 assort (in tins), per box, butter junibl brandy sna 16¢: choe (in tins) pe Dry Gouoas, 3 — Sowiv Corons — Atlantic, Berlin oil, 6'5¢; Garner oil Prr Slater, 5 e, { River, Ge; 160 BLie— 20 blue prints, Arnold B, ARt po, 414 : Allen, ( Windsor, G4 Eddyston Bats Richuond Pacific, Beauty, Wanr—Bibb, white, 19¢; colored, oil_cloth, 2 3 Dado iollund, T MiscrLLANEOUS—Table plain tolland, 8350 Hope, nsdale § Noew ¥ Peppe f vl lvmxuph, Ge; Wam Whitten- ige: Lewiston, Swift Thorndyke Thorndyike 3 .Lurdl». No. 4, :\II)tr\l(lhl" 1, 9-0z, York, 7-0. Thorniyke, OO, S/ Thorndyke Haymarkot, XXX, 124c} r Creek BB, Pluid—Raftsman, 20 Maple City C i Joscen, 18 3 ; bleached, 8t cvons' 5 R T, 1250, Lumnber, DIMENSIONS AND 71N $18.50 | No. 3 com, 818,81 13.00 | No, 4 coun, 5 1s.. PENCING L4&6in12 & 1 fi, rough b 1G5 v i 16w SIDINGS, 1com,s1 o. 2 com, s 1 §34.00 25,00 1400 16,00 Clear 2d com ? FLOORING. A6 in White Pinc Boin Cin D6 in E6in : 6 in Drop Siding per M extra, SOUTHERN Y ELLOW PINE Star, 4 inch Flooring 15t and 2d clear 4 inch Flooring. ling artition. ... ... Clear 7 inch, Partition 82 above SUIP LAL. 10in. A 0p 9 inch $19.00 1 Plain-8and No.3d e w LET No. 1, OG,8jn.. 5 BATTENS, WE O G Baus, %igin. ... i3, 818, 8 in woll tubing, D & M and bev. Pickets, D& Hilat * DHég FIA 1st and 2d. clear, 1, 1%, in 4R 134, %, 8d, clear, {iine2s...... 3 in' 3. ins2s 25 116 1t, §1 extra u.. Clear Finigh, 1 and 114 inch, s 2, .. Cloar Biull, 1 and 2 inch » 2 3 0 ‘ ar Corr: .1_.[.,.] [ 24.50. Clear Yellow Pine Cus 26.00 |n 5 and Base, B Burlington| Route CBEORFJ The Burlington takes the lead. It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska. It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car service between Missouri river points and Chicago. It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omaha and the West a fast mail service. It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha propesr. It was in advance ‘of all lines in reducing the time of passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can feave Omaha the morning and arrive in Denver tha evening of the same day. It has been progressive in the past. It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Ticket Office, 1223 Farnam Street. Depot on Tenth Street. Telephorie 250. Burlington’ “Route C.B2Q.RR urlington | Roufu | cB&0Q Burlington| Route @ C.B.&O.R R.. 000 1bs of short ribs sides. Crop advice! feature has had some effect on the course of THE RAILWAY TINE TABLES pricos of grain. vecially of co Rather free shipments, os- 1 and oats, have also had some pts of grain from all the princi- A Better Demand For Money With Plenty On Hand. Omaha, pal western markets were not so free, as farmers have been liberal sellers the past the INTEREST RATES REMAIN FIRM. month or two now quite busy --1')\'13{.'%'1 with farm work o the season. Supplies of all kinds of grain have dimin: ished while the stock of provisions has increased in the aggregate mainly in lard and short ribs sides. The weather has | beon favorable for growing crops in most sectious, though some damage by wind and rain siorms has been sustaied in- son . Tho cxport movement of grain | B sightly improved and shipmonts ofpro- abroad compare well with those of csponding tue in 1957, Arrivals of hows at the principal western markets have decreased somewhat, which has had 1 strengthening influente on the markets for Dress Ml mid Exprds. . *Datly 3Daily e Snnday. BURLINGTON TOT i New York Exchange in Good Supply —Stocks Unusually Quict —The Grain and Provision Markets Dull and Uninteresting. r both from Liome and*abroad have becn less en- atter, and this | ago Fast Expr icago Mail. .. ! | Chiicano Local | Denver Fast Expres Colorado Mail: Colorado Mail. | Kansas ity Express nsas City Expro A Little More Money Wanted. Cuicaco, July 7.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bre]—Notwithstanding the holiday during the weck and the absence from the city of somo of the leading speculators, there | Droduots. | Packing in the wost 18 now about | has been cousiderable interest manifested in | 10,000 hois loss than reportod last souson at financal circles, There has been quite a | this dute. Some gram and provisions wore good demand for mouey from all sources, | dccepted on July contracts by the shipping considering thie year bankers have been cn- Wm,‘,;‘,‘,’x““‘,!k‘;“}' be forwarded to the cou- abled to extend their discount lines suftic iently to absorb the bulk of ready money on No. No. .. No. 1 N 3 —~——— Real Estate Transfers. Depot ot 10th and Mason sts. MIL. & ST, PAU Depot 10th and Marcy 0 a.m, 20D . H:00p.m. “9.00 .1, £3 ©9 EB EB ept Omaha. L] Teave sts.| Omaba. 148 m, Stoux City. 7 Bancroft Expross | St. Paul Limiiod cept Suniday JURI PAC th and Wobst hand. Bankers, however, are well supplied with loanable funds and borrowers when ble to present satisfactos laterals or se- curity, experience no difficulty in obtaining L the accommodations desired. The bal- ray and awife (o 8 W Xash otal, lots d 42,1 illiam W " Keys 1 Clitton Hill, w d A East'to A H Cooley, lots | anc lots 4 o 6, blk 12, 10C 24, blk 16, i bright, w'd Gt 5 ances of the country banks are well main- S to Wil iglit 1 tained and less money is being forwarded to interior poimnts, receipts of grain and live | J 1, Miles et al t 17, blk 1, Cotng stock arc not very large. This will be only tempors s the crops will be districts, Quite a w.mq Qomund for money has prevailed for the purpose of carrying grain and provisions and baukers have enlarged their loans in that direction and deliveries on July con- tracts were readily accepted and paid for, | 414 10.bIk 1% Shippers of grain and provisions b orrowed orfolk Piu more Daily. in ural money ] tilon and witd toJ G KL lots ana 1 bik, Florence, q ¢ d South Omaba Tana 1 Goodnin tal, 1oy B, bik 234, South Omoh, w d The < Land Coto 1 C Gold, lots i ' Dundee P 2 2 10 B F Cragin, lots 15 ge N Boggs” add, w ng between C stop at T and at the Summit in We sriison and ‘wife to John ove, “Hastings & DIk Hills Pas 1 In addition to the stations mentioned, wom. 145 pm.) SUBURDBAN TRAL ouncil Blufrs and Albright, traing tieth and Twenty-fourth streets, Omaha stward. 1ot 15, bik 14, Wakeloy, q ¢ ., ¥ D Mo and wife'to LJ Ryan, Iofs lots 1to ¢ and 11 fo 16, blk Broad- wiy [Trans- | Omal ter. | Depe very little. Lumbermen presented some paper for discount but their demands were ; not p ng. Wholesale merchants were | il Wakeley, W d poeaie borrowers 0 some extent tnough their T‘,‘,‘,"l‘,‘,‘,',{‘m,“',"‘,‘,‘h{'; o H W claims for accommodations at this season of | d the year are unusuaily light., Rates of inter- ";'."(','n“'.'.’:“l'.','11‘2';”:'&.',;; L] ‘N:‘u‘(llle‘l(nlmlul, est were well mamtained ay for cull | wd ; and 51@7 per cent for time loans, the rates | A Kount Thiwcon, Tot 8, bk &) depending on circumstances, Most of the i local bunics Lave transacted a good business during the past six months and huve deciared dividends out of their carnings and cnlarged th arplus funds 1o some extent, astern mond markets ex- hibited very little change. The supply of nd demands 1rom all sou ir. The disbursement of laree suws in the paymient of dividends on- stocks, bonds, cte., hus relieved the bauks of so of their 1. Rates of interest arc Bt right of way, add. . dson, 1013 1'to 24, blk ‘and uishand 10 G 1 1 Douglas add, wa 5 to I L Ramascioife, lot ¥, ‘Wohler's plud A G Charlton and wife o D1 Logan, Tot Dik 1, Institute place, w d psof and wite to 1 ialz, 1ot 12, bik 6, Lancoln place, w d 1,000 100 ds J R Gibson, und wite to N'Jocrger, Tot 11, bk 6, Ligeoin piace, wd s 1wite 1o A and H Kountze, Ea i ot Bouth sheels: Ginabia e &8 Eossassnuaby! stward, 4@ por cont on call and B @5 per n mercantil ports from | B n tinancinl conters a ite so T'he balance of the ¢ banks educed somewhat, ye particular change 1o not Mo and borrowers »readily accommodated at 1ow rates of i New Y s in better supply owing 1 Lerease vement 1 smand market has nuess, and lower prices Barly in tho weck sales Naeoe premium per $1,000, but and lots changed b i the market o was in light re juest, moder, Shippers London The market Iots 7 and ¥ blk 1, Quinu’s add, w d 2750 = = 3 1 Grabiom wnd wite to J 13 Hadfeld, iot it | 4and e 12 of 1ot 5, bik 2, Exchunge place, bright. [Omaa, Shee wa AP Hopking and wite to I M France, second add, West Side, W d Phelun 1o P E Nelson, 1ot 2 Mistourt ave park, w'd €W Lyman and wifo 'to A'N Grant, 100 §, blk i, 1 RLC £1 of w100 ft of n Hill, wa, 1,550 1ot A M. 1 ind r-elght transfs were s flrst near Burt ing, Sixtesnth #4100 and sixty days docum changed hands at § closed st The York stock market Ly though the feclin teadiness, The bulk was credited to Wall street operators. Out side parties were not inclined to do much, and forcign speculators were indiffcrent trading. Fluctuations were conti vithina limited range and cre somewhat h than 4 neur Gl s " o, 1 block of stores aud tlats, ] aud Caming e [ ot SROWeC A Howard f business 1,700 story bri Twentysixth 25,000 cottage, Thirteth’ niar 1,000 Four permits agg vating s Destructive Siorm in M S1. Pavr, July, 7.-A g over western al Mi Dakota yesterday. The lovity of a hurricane. Ay hut g IR 03400 ., the great building of the Wampach for the payment of v Furniture company was badly wreeked, th he pre #o0d Cooper building was demolished and Kohl the market for | Beren's unroofed. Scveral frame © war MOW i pro- | residences and barus were blown ,l,'}“‘{“ utloa, has | away and tro and fences torn (huo outlogk b | up and thrown across the highways in s favoruble for an | gucha way as to prevent tr At Red. und while some itn- | yood Falls, Minn., sevoral buildings were on the exuting duil 1 over aud burned by lightning. Much will mot probably srops i reported from activity until lead v AUSt Peter lightaing burn have returned from e buildings, oue barn containing several No. 14 vacatious, Spocialties | valugble horses. Mauy hundred acres of | 4 No i tion, St. PPaul, Read- | corn were destroyed by hail. Many buiid No'§ ¢ ckawanna & Western | ingy were blown down in the vicini N leading. The aggregate sales on the stock swell, Dak., where the storm sw A dail exchange for the week were 171,000 shar strip of country twenty miles wide. Bun.; D except Mon, kf‘-x'fl xS good day's business when the war- | Vilas hail. did considerable damage to the Rathier less interest was manifested in the | “F0PS leading grain and provision markets during the aud spoculutive trading was lighter in the aggregate. In a general way the mar- kets have exhibited more strength and hayé advanced. on 'some of the leading ticles, though; iu some instances, not fully Deliveries on July contracts were about 400,000 bu of wheat, 300; 000 bu of corn, 50,000 bu of oats, 30,000 bbls of mess pork, 10,000 tierces of lard and 5,000,- CHICAGO, ROCK nnesota. storu passed resota und enst wind reached At Shakopes ASNO M. 0, nd eontr s of the CHICAGO & 2040 &, 4:00 p store h ad 8 de pr present is . active trade in stocks, provement is expecte ness the marl assume its usual ing operators their summer attracted the most atte ing and Delaware, L OMAHA No. s CHICAGO, BURLS 430 p Gk p Four People Burr Saver STe. Makix, Mich house belonging to Geor about seven miles from he side of the river, burned yesterday mor causing the death of* four of the i Mrs. Dobbs, who is seventy years of made her e but is- badly bur there is Little ' - Jof kier recovery, 2 to Death. July 7 > Dol ou the OU CL. urses of st opartmont With ‘steam, from st Clair rive wusl atid arc. - Adge oML Fawpst age tand Lewve, 4:40 p. m B dally ex i % fust mall; | Omntin [Trans: | loy AR i a1l 1SLAND & PACIFIC, Arrive, 5:2) @, i1 a 5:45 p. 060 . m. D N A *No. 1§ i " 155 &, g 000 P ‘& BT LOULS. A No.T 1185 o, INGION & QUINCY, A m dally .lm ‘Lhnlwd_ v SOMERVILLE SCHOOL '\]g mnadles' idy Duighniss i eves Buiiies i ogantly furnished, lighted ‘with gas, water Superior advauliges ia o8 tor clrcular, E SCHOOL, BL.Clalr, Mick.