Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | Activity {n Wheat Dua to New Estinate of European Deficiency, 7 /RMER WEATHER STIMULATES CORN. Cash Demand Cereals Reported Less Active by tables Rauge for September Wheat. or Lower CRICAGO, July 0.~ Wheat was dull and weak today and mest of the business that was ac- a wus of loca! character. The pre of the news favored the bear reported prices %dlower. London rgoes to areive within one month id ponderanc Liverp quoted ca lower. 'he weather throughout the districts whero the Lurvest was in progress was fine The Cin rrent, in its weekly sumninry of the crop sitaation, reported all tho it tavorahle Indieations tully main talned and that threshing was being pushed by the farmers in order to got the quickly to market and to take advantu prosont values. This led to a beliof in heavy rocolpts at date and started holders to unload and stinulated the short selling. BThe Price Current estimates the deficlency In the European wheat crop at 160,000,000 b els, but says that with our big crop no greatly enlinnced prices can he expected s ghe world's supply will probably fall shorvof the ordinary te consumption only & per cent. 1,000 Lusbels of Chicazo Kot with sixty any ARKFOK St w Louls roporte No, 2 st recelved thero to lay, wero alsu reported heavy, while hty-two cars of new wheat Bl ee of thent contract ALl this made a weak market und prices fin- ally mede w sharp decline. | ho export moves nent ver, “wis reported e, New Yorl ulone sendinz oyer live hundred ' thou- sund Dushels of whoat and flour, while th hree ports cleared over six hundrod thousind bushels, AL the start the buying on Now York accoint ket the ably steady for u tinic; thentst sell. mainy throush Logan aud put outa liberal short 1 The mar.et rallicd some about noon on o Faport that sixty loads had been taken at New York for export Henry Clews sent. n telogram saying that there was no room to doubt that the Russiion whent ero would show a lurze deficiency. Late cables reported some decline at Parls but higher prices at Berlin. and York wired, “a good continental demand with un- fayorable weather in Russia,” Estimated heavy roceints for tomorrow In- dicating the forwirding of some of the new crop, proved a cheek on any decided bull 1 ovement. December opened at 29'5e, off some but heid foru long ti; between and Me, thun went to S840, recove held steady for a tiwe and ad but weakened aguin and closed Corn wis weuk fron the startand Septonber s0ld off nearly le from yesterday's ¢ ose. The warmer weather,improved crop prospects and the weakness in wheat were weakends tors. The offerings were o irly sules were very prices yesterday, the weakness i the buyers reduced the blds, Cab ported lower and the eash den and at lower prices. In the afternoon the riket was a trifle firmer In sympathy with wheat but J off some toward the close. cptember started at c. sold at 524¢, broke cted to 1 closed at 51% fairly active and >-|lm:IV tor J Tuly but ran:ed somewhat 1o for August and y Logan una White wirket toler Louls begin to wnd, Pardridge irted firm on some good buy- pts of hozs than_ expectod ico in prices at the yards. wenk i sympathy with corn and wheat. Porl opened ‘i #1030, ndvine 1, S01d back to. 310, nd ciosed Tho Touding tuturos rangod s follow: ARTIC [ OPEN. | TG Septe MER P 10 8216 1040 10 216 | 108 September. . October. Cash quotations were as follow: Fr vi—Dull, unchanged. WhEAT-No. 2 spri; wheat, 0lc; No. spring w Nll‘ N’u.!hu No. 2 red, 'll‘,)k' 2. CORN—NO. ? C. OAT8--No. 1’. 42@e; No. 8, white, 404@4lom Rvi-—No. 2, 700, BArLEY—No. 2, noffinal; No. 8 February, 0 No. 4, nominal. FrAxse! 1, $1.03%@".04. TAMOTHY SEED—Prime, 81,25, Pork—Mess pork, er burrel, $10.1°@ 1. 1214 rd. per owt., #6.15; short iU sides, (10080), L05@0.10; dry salted shoulders (boxed), $5.10 15: ‘short. olour sides (boxed), 86400045 oWy Disulllers’ finished goods, per ¢al- on, §1.16. SUGARS-Out loaf, unchanged. Receipts und shipments toduy were lows: 8 No. 2 white, as fol- EiPiS, TENTS 4,000 28000 09,000 122000 L0 1000 On the ||r||(l|\l‘0 exc] !l.muo today, the l\nllx‘l' rlet was active: fancy creamery, 16@17c fine western, 4@ fine dairy, 12@I5c. Exigs, 15016, New York NEW YORK, July 0 "LOUR—Receipts, 9,160 packages: exports, 8715 burrels, #1800 sucks: markot iroguiar " fairly aotivd export ‘wid ul ules, 10,100 barréls; low extras, K.85@ winter whe low grades, §.8. uu 40; fair L BLAG3.25: patents, 8 Minne HAOTH00; 8ir 33,25 XRNTH l‘yLlHl\llI. 40 200,600 bushels: exports, L0S,000 bushels of - fu- 287,000 bushelsspot. Spot market lower, fnlxly active, free sollers; No. 2 red, BLUBL@1.08% In store end elevator; 8104 @LOY wflont: 3LOB@LOGG T 0. b.; ungrade Tod, MLCERLUGN: Noo 1 northern to arrive, BLOGKAL00%: NO. 1 hard to arrive, #L10%@ 1.1 %; No. 2Chleago, $L024@1.02%. Options )m\'u l!l‘l'll dull, declining on free offeri of new crop und better weathor west udvaielng 50 crensed l‘.\‘l(lll business and fifier osIng steid 2 red. July, 81,005 ISINE, !I.Illy August, 47 .(xL'h‘.«' [0 4,000 10000 181,000 Flour, barrels t, busheis | Bushiels.. Onta. bushels Rye, bushels Burley, bustieis 3 Markets. 0.|II; 10 fiv sotiv ole Minnesot § @4, WuEAT—Recelpts, o, closlng 16¢, Mtulllll 9Txe, December, 094 @003e los'ng 8L,00; Muy. VTR@AT November. closing iste; closing, 08¢ Junuary, BLUSW@ 10BN, closing 1033, RyE-Lowor, quiet; westérn, September de- lvery, T CoiN—Keceipts, 400300 bushels; exports, 70,441 bushels: sales, 864,000 bushois of futures, 50,000 bushels of spot. Spot murket lower, guiet, unsettled; No. 27040 n elevatos @ Wllonts ungrudod mixed, T white.8le. Optlonsare #e lower on free offe fugs und boettor weather conditions; July 6 closing, B5%e; Augzust. §13,G@6: Septonibor MR@6Ge, oloshii, w0, closinz, ' sbie; Do losing Bitge. Receipts, 0.800 buslicls; exports, 40,000 alos, 180,000 bushels of futures; 114, of &pot. 8pot market stronger; (oss Options gulet, lower, closing steady et Aukiat W@ pber, W@ e, ; spot, No. whito OATS busnelss 000 bushel ety July, 454430, closing, B30, olosing. W0 O8Iig (KN, 2 white, dul 2, white, 475adie: woster wostern, 48G0c: No 2 Ohlougs HAY=—Qulet, weuk. Hops—W ai—Mixed unchnnzed (o 15 s up, up. Sules, 2,75 inciuding 633 Aukust, $I3.ME15.00 Jotober, $14.2001 #1300 Fioos, $IN. SUGAR—Raw. heid more fir old price; refined falr * rofining, ¥ Points July, sloog Septomber, 3 December. #1360 Spot Rio, firn ily, d mascovido 80 test at trifugul 90 toy 8 i sugar 57 test, refined, dull una unchunged MoLASES—New OF 0%, qulet and steady; NOn 1o faney o, Rice—Dull and ste Prrn EUM-Qulct wnd closed ut Gidic Tor Ausust. COTTON SEED O1L--Qu et TALLOW—Firm; olty 3100 for packig @4he. ROsIN=Quiot and weak. TURPENTINE—Stoady ut E0@% a8~ Qulet und Weuk; wester elpts, 17,905 packages. Pork-Qulet and steady: @10L.00; new mess oxtra prime, $10.50811,00. Qur Mears—RBetter demand, firmoer; plokled bellies, (@0re; plekled shouldors, daGiie plekled hams, 104,@l110; widdies firw; short eienr, Soptem ber, 8.2, Laro—Dull and lower; western steam, $6.40; sulcs, 480 Lorces at OGO obtion suics, 0 steady: united W 1T @18¢; old mess, $10.00 re |y Angust, 8047 aslied; 0 tlorces; Tuly, #640; #.50; October, clos- Soptembor. 8,65 dioslng, L dalry, western wostern W@k and nasy: vOStern creamery, factory, 114@ide; Eigins, 186, CrEesE- n moderate demand part skims, i 12-16 Pia 1108 -Quiet; Amerioan. $16.00@1R Covrrr=Dull LEAD--Easior; TiN--Quiet and K K ANSAR OrTY chanznd EAT and steady Scoteh, ¥ At domestic, $1.45 Ly straits, 820,45, s18 City Markets. Mo, July 0.~Frovr=Dull, un- No. 2 hard, cash, T7%e bid; 2 red, casli, Ko bid ¢ lower: No.2hard, ca Wighers Lower; bid; No. sh, Strong and No. 3, casn, B0 J1ige bid Ak, unchanged per ton; cholce, 10w ieriudes, 8.0071,60 per t Burren—Stea 'y, unchanzed: er duiry, 100403 8tors packed, 0.00 prr ton; 3960 per toni amery, 13 1oe; puck= Weuk attle, se-Stendy, northern twins western, 0c; sk PROVISIONS--Sto hims, 9iel0e; brea hunis, 1003 dry sait meats, o ribw, G%c; long cloars, 6% smokod wts, clonr rib cloar sides, 7'40; clear sides. [ cream nekanzeds full 100 young American, LA Linehianged fist bucon, Mg deh £ sldos, 70 +ahoulders sides, 71401 4ci shoulders, nd Woor—Dull. unchanged; Missouri unwashed honvy fine, 1 15es Leht fine. | a2, Kinsus and Nebrasica, heavy Tics Lzht e, 1B10es low and oarp tib washad, Chojes. $2@50; medium, diniy und low. % RECENTS— W hoat, busiiols. SHTPMESTS busliols 4,800 bushels; corny Wheat, 3,000 bushels; corn. rkots, Minneapolis ¥ Good stendy Minseavorts, Minn., July 0 market for good milline WilkAT—N0. 1 nort July, soft wheat duall, i Mq:w”x‘ ons: No. 1 hard, Tuly, k' $L03104s: No. 1 northern, mteack, 210 '4; No.2 northern, on trac ., 05@0Se n, sold 1@ie over e St. Lo Lovis, Mo. Juiy 0 adye; Soprer WusAT-Weak; Sty August, 256, Steady; cash. d5e; Easior 1t $10.30, Weik at 85,90, #1.10, Oats POIK LA Wiisky Liverpool Markets. LavEroor, July ViteAT—Quict; holders offering moderatuly Coix-Steady; demand fairs o8 id uer contal 1S 1. 08 6d per contal tein, s 0 per cental White aud colored, 425 Ud per” ewt. mixed western, do M Juiy 9. ssier; cush, Cincinnati Markets. | CinoiNATL, 0., July 0.~ WHEAT—Stendy; No. No. 2 miyed, G064 d; No. 2 mixed, 02103 Witisky—8i.1 Milwaukee Marzets. MinwAukee, Wis., July 0.—WHEAT— No. # spring. eash. 0 September, $ic Cons—Wei No. I, AT ] | 4214 STOCKS AND BONDS. Weak; @1ot4e. Notwithstandinz the wvailable forspeeulutive purposes, tozether with the bright prospects Of the coming season, thore seems for the pres- ent to be no disposition to enter intoany ven= tures in the stoek market, and duliness, nur- rowness and goneral stagnation still mark the trading. Toduy there was a reversal of ye torduy's movemeut and freguent losses were the result, althoush only among a few stocks wus there any preceptible change in prices. The rate of the Bank of England roms aged this morning and the be servers procinim that there 18 no Indication of further shipment of gold this — week, but the traders | thought they det tected selling of Louisvilie and Nash- ville for forelgn account und they atticked thut stoc with some of Thie s came In for some of the sume kind of attention, and espeelally St Paul and Bur- fington were weukened under the pressure. The remainder of the market wus, as a rulo, devold of fosture from opeuing to close. though Jersey Central st a portion of its Into udvance. Truders who are fn com the murket, sueh as (v 1s, ufter being scared Into covering their shorts, have discovercd thatt the expected demind Tor stocks hus not materialized, und are again encouraged to put out the stocks 8o lutely covered, But ouly @ few shares uro decmed vulnorable =~ enough to take the risk in and the market therefore continues to be all in the few shures which hav ite Do most prominent I the dealngs. ‘These wday Ictudo only St. Panl, Burlington, Louiseilic, Atehison und Ohicago Gas,but the lust uamgd Was the strongest of the [0t without news of chiaracter to have much effect. The opening was heavy and extremely aull und under the pressure brought to bear the load ing stocks wade considerable progress toward lower figurcs in the first_ hour. Tho declining tendency was unrelioved by any foature of note until late In the day when Cordugo " acuin guve wiy, ~dropping conts and recovering only u small portion of tho 185, Threo or four active stooksshowed Tosses of something over L per cent ut the st prices, aud with some covering in the lust lour = portion was recovercd. The close was very dull and stuens the active shares af the close to th figuros. The final chanzes aro in cases mstenifieant, but Wheelinz & Luke Erio lost 114 per cent, Cordage 114 1, Bur- [ington Tig per cent. Missourl Pacific also lost 1 per cent and St. Paul, Unlon Pac.fic and some othiers lost lurge fractions, TRauilroad bonds give about the usus of business and d:splayed rather . stronger n stocks, but felt the weakening inliu- d fuiled toscore any materinl 5. nber of issues were traded setions were without importance u tions hurdly perceptible in mo reached 8707, NEw Youk, July abundance of money lote possession of the tr tne fluct them. The business for the 000, Governnient bonds were dull und stendy. State bonas were entirely neglected. The Post suys: The decrease in the Bank of Enzland’s ‘balunce durinz the week wus due wholly to the anticipated export of gold to Russla.” Shipms x| s indeed were considera- portea net 10ss in re serve, but a block nl gold was received from Australin and some Of our own more recent @xports must by this time be on hand fn Lon- don, There is $1,000,L00 wore of our gold cowm- ing to hund In London, hulf of which wentout by the Luhnawakgo Tuesdav and the other hiulf by the Ems last Fridiy. This spe-ie. togethr with other gold now on the wiy from Australin and the large surplus ress L the hundsof the Bank of Englund, will u:dl) vrovide for the final remittance on the Rus- slan account. It will be observed thut the Dunk's proportion of reserve to Habilities has fallen off {n connection with the exports of gold to Russin. The proportion, however, is still normal and the preéseut outstandinslouns ot Il.lhu bunk are subject in a large meusure to o The following are the closing guotations for 1o loading wtocks on the Now York stock ex- AiEhon Adams Exp Alwon & & S | a0 areforrad |Onito Misstasippi | “do proterred. .. |ontarlo® Weste {Orekon Tmprove: Oregon N |Oromon Trans. e Muil Fin Dec. ¢ | Littaburg v Pullman Palac W' itonding OB’ 1Ak | Rock Irland 1434 St L. & 8. 1 15t pra. { 8L Paul S| do proferred Min i § 0 1 It by tral Paoifle Chos. & Ohlo. 1st protorrad 1 proferred. & Alton. & ivuns. 1 © 0/ C X8 Delawaro & Hud Dol L & W D& I G East Tonn 5 A0 1t proforred do 204 proforred 19, vasss do proforres Fort Wayne. oforred & Mn: 108 aba.... 2§ it 458 Tenn. Coul & Iron. .. 24 o 15" | Toxas Pacite. ... 1 Chl. & East. i 6iig| Tol. & O. Con. pfd. .. 70 Hocking Vatloy 11, 24 Union Pucltie. . L Houston & Texas. |\ iig|U. 8. Kxpross Ilinols Contral oW, 8t L& . St Paul & Duluth’.. do Kansas & Toxas 14| wella- Fargo Lake Erlo & W Western Unlon .| ) proforred Am. Cotton Ol Lake Shore. Jlorado Cosl Loulsviile & Nusl Homostake Loulaville'’s N A Iron Stiyer Memphis & Char. ! ontarto, Michikan Central Quickalives Mil L. 8. & W do preferred o preferrad Sutrd Minn. & S€ L Bulwer o proferra Rieh. & W.'i%. Tor Missour! Pacific Wisconsin Central Mobile & Ohlo Groat Northern pr'a. hvillo Chait Chicago Gas NoJ. Contral Fusl Norrolk & W Sugar Trust Northern 1* Southern Pucltic, prefor % Ore 8h. L. & U. Nor U. % Denver & Gulf. Rio Grande West Northwestern. do_ prefered.... Load ¢ pid e 15 101k 10 sy wero 115,016 lengo Gas, St Puul, Tho total salos of stooks toduy shares. including Atehison, 5L, € f5000: Loutsville & Nashviile, 12,60 100; Unlon Pacifie, 5,50, Financial Notes, KANSAS City, Mo, July f,—Clearing, #1 365,- 004, BOHICAGO, July h—New York exchange, par THE OMAHA DAILY to 2 premium. Money steady and un- changed, Clearings, #14,030,000, Sterling ex< change steady and unchanged New Yonk, July 0.-Clearings, balnnces, 84,575,K50 BOSTON, Masa., July 0.—Clearings, balancos, 81408571, Money, 44ty Exchange, 152 por eent discount PHILADELPHIA, July 0.-Clearings, 064; balances, 634,203, Mon BALTIMORE, Md., July 0, balatces, Mo £03,020.812 #14,700,5%0; per cent. £10,188,~ Market 0N CALL—Bnsy, per cent; closcd NEW York, July 0. at 2 per cent. lnst offered at 2 por cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAVER-—54@5 per cent. ETEULY T EXCHANGE-Quiot and firm 81,55 for sixty-day bills and $.85% for mand The following were vonds loun at de- the closing prices on 101 1031 11 12 18 i T Unlon i tint Cort Iats . [T U. S, s, ¢ e, rogistel 543, coupo Pacifle, 3 of 95 Loulsiina Stamp 48, &4 | Northw Tannessoo N. 8. ts...10) |~ dode 00 Bt roviviroves Logl do s QS L &S Cannda ¥ Paul i Central Pacitlo 1sta 0. P 18th D, & It G sts Tr. I 10 45 s ' PG G, ot D. & I G Wost T8t n Pactile 1ats Ko 2s. st Shore. K& T ¢ okisturod 1pons o 100t 1004 110 4ois 108 i 1001 on'l s Market The following were stocks In the Boston Boston Stoc Bostox. Mass., July the ciosing prices on stock market todiy Atchison & Topoki Boston & Albany Franklin Boston & Maine, Huro CoB & Q 9 K Enstern 1t | Fltenburg Mass. Conteal.. ... Mex. Con. eomi N. Y. & N. Ei N V. & N. o, Ol Colony Rutlund coninon Rutland p'f'd: Wis. Con. com Allonez Min Co Atlantie. Boston & Mont Caliimet & e 43¢ Sunta Ko Coppor Tamarack Anulaton Land ¢ Sun Diex West End Land ¢ roloplion naon Store 8. Water Poy 1IN 1o 4B & B C Londo stock Marker, LoxDON. July 8.—C 1t 4 p. To, o Paul o Y. Contral nsylvanii m. o VP 0 Tt nadian Pacific. . Erio Sales of dis- nonths bills, ounce. for 3 e stiver 40%d per count in the open market L@l pereent n Bullion in the Bank ing the pist of ko ank of Kn-l July 0.—The builfon land decroased £1,104800 1 woek. The proportion of the B Innd’s reserve to liability, which Tnst we per cont. 18 now 40.24 per of bullion withdrawn from tho Bank todny, £25,000. Denver Mining Stoc s, DENVER, (i July 9.~Business on the mining cxeh todiy was decidedly dull. Closing quotations werous follows Alleghany.. 0] Amity Argonau Ballarat.. Bungkok Batoy Huntar. Big Indinn BikSix. ... Brownlow. Texul Tendor Littlo Knle Matehless by itoek. Potoat x Con 1 Natlonal Leavony 14| 1ol J Puzzior |Claua Gottyaburg. ‘\\lm\o o SAN FirRANCISCO, July 0. guotations for mining sto ollows The oficial closing s toduy were us B0 [Ophir otosl Snvngo 5 Slerra Nevada, et} 1) Hodie Consolidated Cnollar Eu 8 0 St. Louis Mining Quotations. 3 Tuly 9.-Mining stocks were unlhu'«ll) dull today The following bids wore made on eall: Hivana - arkets. July 8.—SPANISH GOLD—82.30% 015, CHANGE—Quiet; short sight gold, 8814 184 per cent. SUGAR—Qulet: 500 bags centrifugal, 99 de- grees polurization were sold for speculution at ¥t gold per quintal Paris Rentes, PAR1s, July 0.—Three per cent rentes 93f 3¢ for the account. The weekly statement of the Bank of France show an increase of 12,6 gold and decre; wt silver. New Yors Oil Market. NEw Youk, July 0.—Petroleun oponed steady for Auzust, 0o trading being done in spot. but soon beedme dull and remalned so until the elose. PENNSYLVANIA OIL—Spot sales, none; Au- gustoptions sales, 11,000 burrels: opening, highest, 673c: lowest, 07%c; closing, AVANA, United States on London, on_the premium; arket. 215 6, London Oil LONDON, July 0.—LINSEED O1L s 5 per cwt. New York Dry Goods Mariket. New Yonk. July 0.—The dry goodls market was without ‘any new features and prices ruled steady. wders' Talk. . Louts, July .—Langenburs Brothers to clrell Brothers: The foliowing w official runge of prices at this point tod CONMODITY | Opon Whent August. .. corn Nent Onta - Ty 10AGO. Tuly 0.--Lozan un--The trade (n” wh was wetive. July opened ud ofosed b Oic. Decenbor opened at sold OfF to 880, and closed nt 8%, The ourd have been good buyers today. One prominent sealper, Purdridze. has Loen w moderate seiler and had the company of sone 4 rulo belleve in tour b or in ne . iy arrivils Wil arrive [ July Is purchused from 020 to 02440 for that graded No. 2 red. Cables are steady and without specalxtion All foreign wheats ure selling higher relatively. with Ame und with the de- mand we have at all interior points as well as th we think the purchuse of De- d investme rade i corn September opened nd elosed The featuro of th s boen the selling by some prominent receivors. The demand for cast receipts keops up nnd the uiun for shipment 15 about de per bushell over Ju o ud ort of the Cinein- nutl Prico Current points to hettor crops ot oatsand corn than wis ooked for i weik 120 wuses o bearish foeling, The ho : product, Athy wi T, Was Wik, Tho packs ros(s iro opposed (0 lower values, but give tittle ald to support them. NEW YORK, July 8.—Kennett, Co. to 8 A MeWhorter: Dealings stock exchungo huve been siighily v yesterdiy, but values have suffered i consedquence ndon utthe opening sold Louisvilie & Nashvil Paul, and Chioago, Hurlington ney' wis sold feeoly for wostern aecount. Thero s considerabio tulk of munipulation of rates by sonie of the western ronds, Missourl Pacific nolng chrg irroguluritios on conl. The se 1in cof Chie Burllagton & Quiney was accompuuiod by tho )it that the compuny would Issue mortaage cover Its terminal prop- orties (n St Louls. The stroet has wilted a deoision from the board of directors of the Loulsvile & Nushville compiny as to the rate of dividend but nothing was kilown of it beforo adjou of the exehunge when it announced thit the dividend had been declined at 25 cash. The stock lis declined 1 per cent today chielly on London selling. Sterling exchiange 15 sonowhut firnor and 1t 18 thoushit w small umount ot gold may be shipped Saturlay. © Nutlonul Cordago hind u bad Droak Of 2 Dt the nove- ments of prices of stocks of this cluss cut no flguro n tho goneral market snd huve no li- 1l uce upon’ values on other stooks, Chieneo Gus has been dull, fluctunting beiween 40 wud 804 und closing about unchanged frc 1ust nikht, The stock exchun-e hus lsted the Fidelity Trust Company's certlficntes which will be fssuad to the holders of oid hicago Gas Trust Company’s certifiontos, 0 Fumors that this CO0CEFN Proposes 10 begln paylng dividends I the near future At Uhe Fate Of & per cont por wnnin. The mue- ket elosed dull and barely stoady atnearly Moncy hus been easy. 8ok x Co. to Tonei At ut the op thie, sold us low us winter whe condition w Hopkins & on the lurgor Cu10AGo, July b.—Kennett, Hopking & O toB. A. W horter—Brilllant weather in t Larvest folds und lndilfervnt cables gpeucd the market of more than i made; very i th Pot ren pro the som tak ers! deploral; und i 1y ‘bullish ditoo a jowh couid by sto, T Jui 1. Thi tlat sont an y hus though th Provision miteket as been ing i close of trades (o put sideribl wenth o tallors on QUELIOOK liss satiafa out fr 8 Ak ket 1t Ry estorda w irgy clearifoes at of 4 1t tor speeial tathe outloo! ryo crops, The ¢ lower “than fntelilgen ‘e nny lasting il beilef ‘fhnt w lower thuifgh al given wiy 1t she o situntion i deeid favors Ao short tor demand held the inarket deferred fatures Wenkness it times, 1 prospects of opto corn And thelr holdings ior some ould \ lines o export London Timos ¢ive the market yestordny, loeparket, for roand onts the for ¢ rensonably well have o influc ATZO rOceipts, ave tound the a g inne extent, like to soo a rally to until a then theta’ was a Focov tho s and fo) impression FRIDAY, decline e hud y of lo abonrd, n St Russinn closed the [ 1t s must pdant 11 adyancc iy side v fo and longs who are for w days, iind xhibitod snced by mun Tho Hoars wait- ing for u favornb e turn will doubtiess hold on unt their holdings il tho market ure ikely to g0 stop orders. CHICAGD. Cor nat winter whent ceipts ut all points made u very we at the tirned and ather in Frane wheit, sul one two conflicting cont mick to I, ( 1 Pric ount i ope in frol rey July 0.—Schwa Swartz Ourrent gl Co.t o) district which pning, on m all dir which th tions, Lat orted vory il s damaze to the xports in New York bocomos wenk the harvest fields with and overbouard on then rtz, Dupee & Me The Cinein- very il ¢ L Wi a shurp reqction ensued. unfavora atod Russin wore blo th brilliant JVer the ree r K marke encrnl b marke Privite hirvest stories erop. reported as forty hoat londs and clearances four U wis o whiali lier by it o eash dema while with{n nurrow range pri inz med 1 oxpect TCp prospeet the bear side. £y pOINs, 465,000; Shipme was fafrly active but Atlantic ports of 40 quick rally Was taken yers to - un of the udvanee factors, name Wi heavi and by nd from abroad on kely to confine our Rece wen ations, 42 ts, receipts exceod s for topiorrow 000 bu flour, from the ndvanta thelr holdings, lost our roc | crop reports o the bull arkot prsateleven 00 . hels of ho ro- bout by of of The niagnifi 0ipts on d ey st for a Corn boing rather too mucl for he views of the sh ppors, espocially Cush ¢ Provisions w thouzh the marker was stead i sleven g Cors. ( purchases o gre tot shi De Hoas—OfMelnl con Thurs tive and steady. of but thin an pm o s Compar Phursday of last week. s ves and butcher stoc ctiy [ ipared lny th I solli heavy. 81 age of tho | wit, h #4641 lust week, SHegr—( con Lhurs uive red luy nd’fi 2,504, Receipts aad s the howed red it rin Jats wore very d s dul down to for that rocent short s the broik Ty points, 422 cars 11 and featurole tonding to wes ixed Recoipts Shipments, 1 80wl lers, who s Ly be b Wesee nothing to give s et 48 the cash eints of lurd Estimatod hogs, 2 onsidercd.luree, MAHA demund totay exceeded 1y i 5TOCK, OMATIA, July 0. 1801, Official ed with roceivts The ¢ and strong ders were slow and receints of with 2063 of Tust woolk. All wers sold of "cattle, terday on good grades &k and &teady on other unchanzed, hou: yesterday. Tho mwarket was ac an and attle market L 1001 of (,014 ns nd 7 The range 4.5, the ® Ligiht, 81350605 The uver- 3 yesterd Mcial recoipts with ne Clast week, Tl rm. Natives, 2 Good 69 10 70 11, y and 8541 Dispos of sheep yosterday and kot was ac- 18 compared Thursday of 140, as Tone, £.0.@5.%. Officinl rocoints an i disposition of stok at shown by tha boo's of th ol Union stockyards for the twanty-four hours ending at p. TOATTLE: Car e . i July 0. 150 SHERD. o 00 | Gonl 1| DiSPOSITION, Head, | Cars. |Hoad, WS &ML, ‘s, | Head 0% [ yers, on The G i ha Preking ft & Co I1.-Hamn g (dany Packing Co. Lobman & Huas ... Shippers and foodors. 50 sntative Salss. STEERS. No. Av. Pr. 17,1218 81 05 1801153 4 55 oW, 0.. 90 0., 651 L6 1039 i 1.. 140 400 250 425 No. 40, 15.. STOCKERS AND FERDERS, 1. 847 290 280 1 1 BULLS, w NTAGS. w5 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS. 1 cow and 1cow and enif. Ieow and calf. 1l b No. 2 steers, 80 5 eors, Equital cows cows 1vos Preston steors, feedors calf. W N CATTL Texans, Texin: blo F &S orn-fed. orn-ted.. 5 | Co. 0 Nutter, tuilings. 7 feeders. steer, t sto aiiing 40T Cotorado Texd fecders fe dor fo Standa steers, E.J. Te TS, D. Hun COWS| cows teeders Hall & 7 cows toodors Geor-o feoders W. B, L voler feedors. odurs, lers PR T i cornfod sniple, Colorado Texans tor. Co. Wheelor. 8h, 40850 028 1135 L1201 8 ] 101 Av. Pr. 50 550 220 2y 1011 K37 50 20 60 L3000 .29 00 Pr. 50 500 JULY 10, 240 120 Lo01 s0 18 40 Chicago Live Stock Markoet. On1eAao, July 0.—[Spoetnl Tologram to Tie k. ]Agiin were buyers disappointed In the gnitude of recelpts and again were they nstralned to pay 1ittlo stronzor prices Good enttle generaily sold 5pi0o higher than on yesterday and 10215 higher than on Tues: duy. Poor tofair grades, While not wanted | at any advance on yesterday's guotations, were firmly held, B oI ter cattle early in the morning a ctivity did not abute until the supply was oxhaustod. [t onsisted of about 7,500 natives (which sold on n bausis of $1.506: 4,85 for Inferlor cows to extri steers) and of 2,500 Texans for which # 25 s the range of values, Texas cattlo aro 0 per 100 pounds higher than they were ten s o diy's hog market wis almost o counter- rt of that for Wednesday, not only ns dn extent and quality of supply, Vut us 1o jurse of wetivo dernand wstern buyers, and were strong, while poor und common grades were slow of t barely stead s The best of offerings brouzht 350062505, There was only here and there trade at better than #8605, but th were many nt that fizure and the major- ity of offorinzs ware taken at better thin $1.75, Poor stull sold_around $160. and 1ittle pizs and culls wore elosed out at #0542 The av 26 of prices p. was about 2i¢ higher (han yostar Even Journui Rocolpte, shipments tive, 0 higher; pr tives others, 1.7 £2,9004,00 1.8 renorts: CATTLE-- 4.000; murkot o extra ni- 505 Texans, cowsind 0°0; shipments. 12,00 Stoud od ut Ipts, 2 netive and higher. on, #4 prime ; light, pimts, 8,003 shipments, 4.000; utton stosk steady: others 4,254, mised lower: native 5 @100} wethers $1, erns. $4.00, LAMBS—#4.00625.15 west- New York Live Stock Market, <. July 0.—BEEVES—Recelpts, Xport; no trade, feeling stead Bier St Recoipts, 670 hea 5.63; butterinilk ealve Reeclpts., u shade hizhcr: sheep, 47.40; dressed mutton st bs firm at 1@ head; DitEssEL shcep firm; S5 4 T ly ut b lambs unchanged at Kansas City Live Stock Market KANSAS Crtv, Mo, July 0.—CATTLE—Re- celpts, 4,800, shipments, 23%0: market strong 1o 1'c higher: steors, $1.0505.00; cows 8208 8.33: stockers and fooders, £.4303.0, Hoas-—Recolpts 8.80; shipments 1.720; mar- ket steady to 5 conts lowers bulk, $.5:55@4.65; los. $4.0)4.00. ceipts, 1510: shipments, 1403 mur- Kot strong: dnmbs. 100 highop Minneapolis +lour Market. EAPOLIS, Minn.. July 0.—The ageregate ion for 10 barrels wEninst LIK360 the pre week, 73,000 for the sanie time in 1800, There mich grumbling about the dullne of the flour miarket as eve IPor u few da; us to Saturday some of the mills made fairly free salos, buton their advancing prices 10 conts per barrel ut that time the demand prett much disappearcd and has remained dull since. he Pilsbury exception fuli their people, though, claim to be to ' this, " having output. for a back. Lo s complain sove of 1ilsbury’s policy in keoping tho pri cash wheat abnormally nigh in Minneapol and therehy giving the Duluth mils fully cents per barrel the adyantage. Cash whot in Duluth I8 selling for about 4 cents per bushel less Wl freizht rates on flourare at 1cus per barrel higher from Minnoapolis. wdvance. us Piisbury’s objec les.re to keep his hbors from - sclling flour while e fills up the mar.et with a product fro o wheat boughit some thine ago. On the otuer hand, Mr. Pillsbury contends that had it not been for his selliii freely within the past few day the wheat market” would have ascended out of stehit. Frefght rates are still unsettied and it is pretty hard to teil what is bottom. The export shipments lust week were rels, weninst 800665 barrels the preecding London quotations for 351 pounds Cif. Patents, #s 6A@1s 6d; bukers, 20s 90@ 275 6d; 10w grides, 1057217 Gd. OMAHA WHOLESALE Frosh Fruits. MELONS—Quite a 20od muny mel riving, but: the wewthor is most cause’ them to sell stock is quoted at 25 Crgriies—California stock has played out, but the sume kind of fruft 15 now urriving from Orogon and s quoted at SLOUGLI per 10 1t box. AppLES—Apples are just commencing to ar- rive. and by next week they are likely to b quito plenty. They are quoted at 50@7e pe 5 bushel bOX, or 4t 81256150 {n bushel hoxes, the red varicties the most money BLACKBERRIES—Previous to this week the biackberries which have een' urriving were what ure known as the early harvest. Now they are coming from St. Louls and are the cultivated Lawion. and are v They are quoted at £, BLACK RASPE The. supply is now arrlving fromnear points mostly in fowa and are quoted «t81.75 for 16 qUATY CASCS. RED KASPBERRIES—The supply has been light 5o far this soason though the quality las been zood. They ure quoted at §.59@4.00 for 3 ORANGES. upply Is bt and good shippinz s quoted at $4.0)@ an H,830 MARK TS, ns are ar- 100 cool to freely. Good shippiug commanding 'y fine. S trade in May and June was 1p to what was expectod from past years perience and as a rosult present Stocks are Inrge and it would seem as if it would be I work to ad it the weath sent quotations 8L00% BANANAS—’er bunch, 0 for shipping stoe good Vegetables. following quotat.ons represent at which choice stock is billed out 5 unless otherwise stute 1t z00d 1 POLILOCA WG coming in now e ity b gt n the warket, entround lots froin the country bri per bushel, and sm il lois of o d billed out it about &1.00. Garde sy that the rains are causing the etles d that the market to £o higher. ONtoNs—Cyitor o the on The 1y home and ure At pros- < S0 st enry var - will have i, 24¢ por 1o, rown, 25e per 1h one-third bu.. 60@7 JONN A MUSUANE. FRANK C. CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMEN T BANKERS, 800 S. 18th St. First Natlonul B.nk Build- ing, Omaha, Neb Doal n stocks, bonds, securities, ¢ per, ete. - Nexotinie loans on [wprozoc Gatite. Short tme tonns, with bunk stoc PPFOVe collater alseeurity. e roauce. Tho genoral market on_produce of all kinds 18 inelinud to bo quiet but the Jemund just about keops even with the recelpts, Eaas—A very considerable portion of the sales yesterdiy were reportod 4t 12e, BUTTE(— [ho recoipts of butter contlnue Hboral wnd the markot 1s weak. While an oc- cius onal puckige of the best iy bring u it tle moro & very large proportion of the sules are at e Pout large p ens o as low s £2.00; nd larze at 30073150 hickens brought #1. 4@ per dozound 1ve turkevs a8 orolal pa m \his roul , oron ull (y—-01d fowls soll at K4.50@1.00, with o sportion at $1.7. Smiil spr medium 8.z, per Ib, Faral Radway Wreck in Russia, St. Perersnura, July 8.—In a collision be- tween a passenger train and a freight train near Warsaw today six persons were killed aud @ number wero wounded '.l‘he Turning I;oint b Spoaking a gond word for 8. N, 8, 15 0, atural, f good results, 088, w i treatise_on Blood and Skin Discases malied itk n ubplicat iR Druggists Sell It SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Drawex 8. dtlanta, Ga, OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers' | DIRECTORY. AWNINGS3 AND TENTS, ing Co. pochl maha Tort & Awu-l and Son o warnnm. | 5 BICYCLES. A, H. Perrigo& Co. M, 0. Daxon, All Makes, All Prices, All|Bleyelos Soid on Monthiy Parts Dodgo Stroet. oy BOOK BINDERS Omaha R Law briefs, bank supplies, and ov printing line, 4 Farnam St A8 stroots. " Ackermann Bros. & He W Uinders, electrotypors, blank by facturers, publican Printing Go., ytuing \a vintaa, 116 Howard strast, Omaha. BOOTS AND h [L harles A, Coo & v, | Kirkenc turers and job- | Whe bers 1100 Howard strast. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harto, 1212 Harnoy stroot, Omaha, Nob, Al BOXE " Tohn L. Wilkie, Omahn papor box fastory 18171310 Douglay Orders promptly fllat. | ot W. T. Seaman, Omahw's Largost Varioty WAGONS AND CARIRIAGES CARDFTS Omaha Carpet, Oo., Carpets, ol! clothy, mas- 1611 Doualas strost. CIGARS. Wnst & Fritschar, Manufacturers finoclgars Sobbers of leaf tobaceos. 1011 Farnam stroet COAL, COKH, Omnhn Coal, Coks and| Tim3 O, TTard and a0ft aat 8 E. Cor. I5th anl 03uz- Iny stroot, 1808 Fn Mount & Grifi, 2038, 14th steasy Hard, ©Omana, Nob. American Fuel Oo. Bhippers an1 doalocs la | anthracito_and minous coal. 215 8. 15th stroot. e “Nebraska Fuel 0>, 2138, 19th strest. Omaha, Neb. CORNICE. Eagle Gornice Works Manufacturers ofGalvan 1zed Iron Corn Window cups, metalicsky- Nghts ate. 1110 and 1112 | Dodge St st e m h & STATIONER 3 tho Il Jonos &0y arhey St Clo BrC. &hoe Factory, Corn Nior 10 Harney St esalo Manafactar s gents for Boston Rub 10, W. V. Morse & Co,, 1th BUTCHHRS. Louis Heller, and s & Supplios e & sheen easinzy. 111118 Jac Woo, CLOTHING. | Gilmors & Rahl. Manufacturors & Whole- Coutant & Hardand soft coal shty Foa Omahr, squi stroo _Omahy v St i P.H. Mahoney & 0o Conl L | Oficen 813 N. 16th and eor. 10th and Douglas sts. Howell & 0o, 2178, Uith stroot, Omaha, Neb. Johnson Bros, Nob. F. Ruempine Galvanized iron cornlees, Dormor windows, door caps. fin lals fron and slate roofer. ote éarnam St OEMENI‘ AND LIMJ. J. J. Johnson % Co., 2188, 13th stradn Omann. Non DRY GOODS. M. E, 8mith & Co,, Dry goods, furnishing goods, notions. Cor. 11th Howard sts. Wolf Electrical Co. ustrated Cataloguo froe, 1614 Capitol Avenue. DETROIT land Dyn Corner 11th Electric ELI;ICT RICAL SUPPLIES. 14 Farnam Surcet, Tin Kilpatriok-Koon ury Goods 0., Dey goods, notions, xents firnishin e w001 ant Tarnes AUTOMATIC ARM MACHINERY, ETC. Parlin, Orendorff &| Martin Co., General CornerJones and Yth sts. [ 8 Owilia, Neb. FLOUR. wostern ain Plow Co, 1340-1351 8 T @& Nurthwnll agon E. L. Weloh & Oa, |B. T. Davis Mill Co, 101 C.G L J. 12, MeCray Mill at Hendo 16th stroet. Munager. Minn, 8 F, lemuu. 1014 N. 16th streot. son, Cor. §th an Mer Black - Managor. Dewey & Stone Fur- nituro Oo, Furniture and carpots, 11151119 Farnam street, Munager at Omah 1 Jnckson sts. Omaha Milling C nt Millors, Streot. -— FURNI’I‘URD AND CARPETS. Bo Oitice an MiL 13 Norts Boobe & Runyan Far- niture Co. Succosnors to C.A, & Co. ebo Grace and Tith Sts. it LS GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Schneider & Luomw, Jobbers and Importers of | notlons and furalshing | Kuods, enta’ 111 Howard stroot cor. 12t Go., furnls 'O oulo Suckskin paa, e oo L, ol i Towari 5 T.T. Robinson Notios GA,A*» Paint Co., 14081412 Haruey stras Ouiahs, Neb. William Cuminings, 017 wnd 619 South 16t St mahi, Neb (1] GROCERIAS, Paxton & Gallagaer, 6-11 3. 10th strout 8loan, Jo Ouiaha, Neb. D. M. Steele & Oo,, 1201105 Jonos atru st | MoJord, Ouwaha, Nob. Allen Bros,, 1114 Hurnoy st Oumaha, Neb Omnhu GUN FOWD: Hugh G. Clark, Genl Wostern Ay Dupont's SporIng. Gun powder. Atias high oxplo v, Blasting caps, fuse 5 Luruey sbroek ¢ h Omah Blaks, Brucs & J 00-W3 Laaven ¥orta Neb. Nob. 01 & Ueh und Leayonx stroots, P. AXNT, OIL AND DRUGS. J. A Fullor & 0o, 1402 Dougi v 3te0 ) bloyer & Kaapay, 1E-1405 larnoy 46rass, Jo. th Brady & 0o, ruska 13th and Louvenworth GRAIN AND PORVISIONS Tonoray & Bryan, | 8. A, MoWhortor § Irokers, gFaln, provisions 313 1st Natl Bank, Brokers and stocks. ' 415 8. 14th|" Private wires to Ne St Privatowire to Chl-| York, Chicago and Sk WO, SELouls And New| Louls, Csh graia York SOURNL fOF wli mArkete [ F,0. Swarts & Oo,” HARDW ARB, Uookrell Bros.' o Reotor & Wilheluy Oo| Lee-"lark-Andreeson Hardwara Co. 10 Tlarnéy ateooty Omahy Nob. Cor. 10th and Jackson ats | Omaha JE IRON Paxton (\ Vierling Tron Works, Wronght and east tron Bullding work, ongine, Brass work, genoral foundry, machine ant blacksniith work. U, P, | Ry and 17th st WORK: Owalia fafo & Tron Works, Manut'es e and burgiag work, iron Alutters and dreen14ih & Jacksonsts | Wilson & Drake, M'fg tubular X boilars, flues, fre anks, eto. “Plorco and 19t stroot | LIQUORS. Tler & Co,, Willium Darst, T Taensy steans. | b e ast 1ndia SLLOFs L. Kir Wholosale Liguor Doators |\ olesate wars 1913 Farnam St Omay bt & Co, | Frick & Herberts 1001 Furnam Stroot R. R. Grotts, Importor and Wines and Liguors. 1020 nnd 1022 Enenam St Erice lists on appliostion. | __.._____, LUMBE! G W, Dunv\.m&m John A, Wakefiold, T ported. Amertean. P Hardwood Lumbor, Jand Cement, Milwaukos Hydraulie Coment and Quiney White | |Wyaie - Bullard Lue bor 2000 and [zard Stro - 888 1810 North 1ith Stro Charles R, Les, Hardwood lumber, wool carpets and parquot fooring th and Dotglas, Cady & Gray, Lime, ce. r 0o, Louis Bradfor 1, ent eto. 00 1 umber, lime, comaat, 23 cor, 0th and Douglas | 123 Donglas streat —_——— MILLINF‘RY AND NOTION‘] 0 A Stonehill, Millinery, Notlons L Oberfelder & Qo 1mporters and sobvers fa e te Millinors. k% | g 110 and 213 Kouth (1th HG-11S S, 16th St, Omaha sircet —_— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BETO MaxMoyer & Bro, Oo. MC'g Jowelos musioal A. Hospe, Jr. Planos, Organs, Artlste famamandiote, UL I nolingtret OILS. Consolidated Tanlk Line Co. Refined and lubrieating oils, axle grease, oto. R. 1. Ruth, Managor. PRODUCE, COMMISSIO N. “Ribbel & Smith, | Sohwoolor & Oon Cash buyers buttar 111 Uice, frufts, vogotablos, | ezes, anl gonoryl o) as eto. Tission moroha 1207 Howard stroot 423 Nouth T1n strs Robart -Purvis, E. B. Branch & O, 1217 Howara strosk Wit 1 e ay Produce, frults of all ter, oggs. poultry and e . deners In Cruments, inds, oysters, \ & Harney strost. Jos. A, Olark & Co, Butter, _cheoto, _exzy poultry and gamo, 00 South 19th streot Williams & Oro33, Produce and fralts Kirsohbraun & Sons, | Butter eggs and poultry 1209 Foward stroot. Bates & Co. Country produce, “ruits, grooers LG, 4pioas tith 3t i Rdud'\zm & Son, 1 South 12th Stroot. Foreln &Domestlo Frults 1214 Harney stras. e Fruits. Branch house, T N. Peters 8t, New Orl'n s _ PAPER. RUBBER G'D3, Omaha Rubbor 0>, Manufs ber Carpenter Paper Co., Carry a full stock of printlag, wrapping and apor, card pa- turing an1 Jo)- 1 kinds rubbas Kool 1520 Farnn atroa. STOVES. Daffy Stovs Mannfas's M rowbrid ) 5 fastur'y stovos il “tova pip Loavenworth st, Emerson 831 0o, Soed arowors, deisrs 1y gurden, grads, grala 1l tree seols 1215 M. A, Distrow & Con, Maoufucturors of sas doors blinds an linds, Mouldings. Branoh of oto,ilotd! fice, 12th and Lzard. ste| 16th and Clark stroots. e e e e e STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIG3 [A.L. Strang & 5o, 1002-1004 Farnam strost, Manufacturors of mou Ings, biinds, d1ors, 0. 8. Wind Engine & Pumo Co., Hatlidny wind mills, 913 | s Aoliny maasgte, Omaba, Neb. — TEA, COFFEE, SPIOE: OKGAng Consolidated Ooffos Company, 14 and 1416 1o Omaha, _— TOY | DILLIARD‘E. H. Hardy & Gos | The Brunswiok-Balk B Collender Oo, sefuralshing (e @21ty chlldron's car Saloon Axturas Flages. 1419 Karnam . 407, 400 8. 10t streot. SOUTH OMAHA. LIMITED, o 1t Co, - - Hunter & Graen, % Kxehange Bulldiag UNION bYOLK’VAI(U& A D. Boger & Co 68-69 Exchange Bullding, South Omank, WANTED Bouth ¢ Total Issucs of CITIE! COUNTIES, BCHOOL COMPFANIES, 8T. R.R.COMPANIES,sic. Correspondence sollcited N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY Bankers, 163165 Dearborn Street, CHICAGQ Wa'i Stieet, NEW YOIK 70 Ktate St.- KOSTON QPTURE paha 1N THE WORLD Witk ETAIN A RUETURE Tl tthe No. & Duo's Periodical Pills, b romedy acts directiy upen the goners- of the wmonsos, 8hould Dot be bers, drugyista and Lug This Fre t¥0 OrKADS AD CUTes KUppre 82 08 tlires for 80, 8 cun be Wil 6d. used durlog preguancy. Public supplied by Goodman Drig Cdy Quabe