Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 22, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Rattling Boom in Wheat With Advancing Prices to the Closes ALL DOMESTIC MARKETS MUCH HIGHER Active stimate Corn Strong and With Re- ceipts Below the Rise in Liverpool Provisions Causcs Fluctuations, CRICAGO, Tuiy 21.—Wheat started this morn- Ing with a rattling boor as booms go these days. and it held most of the advance to the close. Ttwas nbull dayasto news. Cables reported Liverpool higher with a good demund ana Parls firm, while there were a few “scary” dispatehes ahout the situation In Russia and Indin. The receipts were 40 cars under the estimate and rains were reported In the north- west where the gpring wheht harvest has just begun. A story also went the rounds that rust had appeared In many flolds and was working serlous dam Th's bundle of bull news was cupped by the fntellizence that the amount of wheaton passyee had decrensed 271,000 during the last week, Clearances from New York were reported at 2,800,000 bush- i one dispateh suld thatsixty boat louds hind been already engaged today. All domestic markets wero hizher, clally New York, Toledo, St Louls and Minne- The short Interest was alarmed at the il there was & wild seramblo to however, were light and of investment buying the wetive and exeitel, was bid up to The. The buying was Guylord, Parker, Mil- t2-Dupoe were tho ospo- tion 4 cover, Offerin with u good deal competition soon Lo December started nt 864 8st5e and then fell to well distributed, but mine, Bodmon and Schw leaders, On the hulze M York and St. Louis bezan to realize, sellinz freely throudh Logan and 8.V, White and the market weak- encd. Throuzh the noon hour there was an- other irt. owlnz to an attempt to e a considerable Unier this demand 1t quiekly shot up to 88%e, cased off to ssise. raliled to 8stie and closed at 885e. The trade was very sensitive and ready to r spond 1o slight influcnces in either dircetion, Corn was strong, uctive and higher. The ro- ceipts were about 150 cars less than expected i wheat and - provisions developing great strength. corn quickly fell into line and sold up. Shorts were quick to cover. but ther was 1Hutle for sale, Septomber started at Ko and sold quickly at a$ize, oased off to diige, but when the estimate of ‘nearly 20 curs for tonortow Lecame known there was a quick rally t It held proty steady around at that fizure, but cased or P the close to and closed at sige nselman and Idwin and Ky Cash corn was in sudcen s ne of shorts nuin better de Outs w ¢ Torite receipts grafns but weakened n the i luets were fiem and hig S fell 2,00 head below ut stockyurds were 5l Tnis wit strength in grain se for the market at the start giving an upward tendency Lo prices, Pork and ribs were more unsettled than lard and were sub- Jeet to a numberof fluctuations within a mod- the forenoon on i recoipts theestim and high the p Lard was geaerally firm all day. The net result of the dav's trading shows in advanice in porkof 7471c, in lard of 101 and in ribs of alike wnount. - A deeide nee in the pricoof lard at” Liverpaol brobably had e effeet on the market here, though the Dricus ubrond. 18 sUll faf OIoW the peint oF profitable port. The iending futures ranged as follows: ANTICLER, [ OPEN [1IGIL | LOW. | GLORE. WG| July It 573¢ i i vy o814 Sovg B3ty 0 275 b Dec con July Angust, Beptemi MESE POIK September. Octol LARD— Beptember October RIns— Beptomber. _Octoner. 18 |11 4mg 11 g 0w 611 685 ( ash quotation: Frou—Unehar 4.90; spring, pat; #4765, 10, WHEAT—NoO. 2 spring whent, 87%c; spring wheat, ie: No. 2 red, 81, COorN—No. 2, OATE- iiei No. 2, white, 98@i8%c; No. 3, wihite, 8o, RYE-Now.No. 2 (7ie. BARLEY—NO sulos, FLAX8EED—No. 1, $1.0), Tisorny Segp—Prime, pork, per barrel, 50. Short ribs ald d shoulders (boxed), .70 * sides (boxed), ¥ 100720, Distillers' finished goods, per gal., 18 follows. Wlnll'r. patents, #.60@ 21.2001.24, #11.30. Lard, Ans — Unchanged. JoReceipts und shipments today wero as fol- ows: ATCTICLER, RECEIPTS. [SHIDMENTS. Flour, barrc) Whent, buskeis . Corn, bushels. Oats.’ bushels. Ry bustiols . L bush On the produce exchinge tod market wus stedy and une U@l 5,00 40.000 202,000 151,000 New York Markets, NEW YORrK, July 21— FLoun—Receipts, 18, packazes: exports, 2.15) barrels, 8,361 & steady, fulrly wotive, ohiefly Ko sales, L0 urry low extra fuir to £1.405.15; Minnds [ Minnesota patents, 34 “Whoit low grados, R straits, #.50Q5 paltents, Yo wixtures, fore native and firm. ute, 25100 busnels: exports, 1 bushels; salos, 1,564,000 bushels of fus 17,000 bushols * spot. rket v and quiet; Not 9 Fed, Lo tn ind elevators 9563ty allonts 476 b.; unzraded red, 9% iS00k : No. o urnive, | SLni@ Lt to afrive, el Ohlongo, 81031045 e on Heht recelpts and ui exceptionally heavy docrease in amount of Dassiwe and firier tabies reneted S e, bt closed firm on eLve Spoetlative demand. uly, S6@07 e, Closhii. 170; August, W@, closing, Bi%e; Soptenmber. §15G D3iac. clostng, 650: Octobur, 04 bimer clonme Decombor, wnilury: 031 G0 Ty, $1OIKGEL0IG, closiiz, #1004, Steadyi qulet; western, Septembor do- s b ocelis, 81 17 sulos, 512000 Dushois of fatiros, 13,000 Lushels of spot. Spot market duil, stronees o n’ elovator: aflont; mixed, s@qte. Opt v LW offcrings, ofo Tuly’ Cuitige, Slonink, bhiey A tnr, Gdos Septentbor 1Gse; O1%¢: Octobor G0%@0%e, closing, ccember, BHIRIe, elosing Mo, Keceipt, 121,00 b shels: oxporis, none; 4G Dushels ot market quiet, Jower, unscttled, regular wna dutfs ' July, 0L Aukust, (N @He, olosng, S1A Septemter, ke, otoal o e J,::f} N whtito, 4703 mixed wostorn, S At ern, 45 No. 2 Chioao, 41igisie 10 Fo 1Av—Quict, Steady i quiet: State, comuion to choeo, CorruusOptions. dpoaedirregul OFFER=ORtous Opened irrogular, 5 polnts up o ] poiits oW o R A pOINLS olVI: RiTew, 13,5001k, i B0 S Aausty BI0AMGTL A Lot i October. $14A0EL TR 1 Bk Mare mare nothy SUGAN- ¢ cent fined L0 ABSE ulrly netlve, Kick=Fair domund, steady PETROLEVM-QuIct, steady: United olosed at 6, for August s, Jlied. oloani Loty SEED O) grade, 21050 off Krads Ko, TALLow—Qulet Muady: lty, @, fr puck- et ountry s 4 1000 48 Lo quality. W Uiet: stpalnol. 810500140, “Dull, woaks 3004 odys westori, 0@ L qulot: domestlo fiecce, 5 Oxis, 1T POUK—Firm, woderate demand; old me L0010 o, BILAGHL: ™ MeATs-Qulct firm; plekled belles, 7@ plekied shoulde pickied hams, irthern 1 hurd No. 2 1s ud sing 0i,e 18@210; Puot @105 spot, R L 1itacs No. i tair rof 166 0o sales to’ ro- Foreign, ninal: - Orloans, Steady, dull; crude, off TULPENTIN Eaas- Quig celpts, 107140 b Woor— W pulled Bige , B0 Mo September. LARD- QU i silex, August closing, eloslug, 80.80400.80; December, closed’ #7.150 BUTTER—Quiet, oasy; wesiern dalry, UG Firm, fuir demand: short olear, & | western_creamery, U@ise; western factory, 1@1ics Elgins, 140, Criggsk—Irn, moderate demand; part skims. 26,00, 1 THON. OUPER- W Dull, unchanged Tnke. July, $12.5 " 3 domestic, #4871, Tis—Dull, heavy straits, 800,20, Kansas City Markets, KANEAS CrTy, Mo, July 2 raT—Stoady; No. #hara, cash.id’5e bid Now 2 red, cush, id, CoitN=Stendy; No. 2, 624 ¢ bid, OATs—Cash wenk, futures strong; No. 2cash B0e bid; July, 2<% ¢, HAy—Steady and unchanged; cash, BI@AIGe; fancy prairie, ady and unchan and unchanged. 1 unehanged at, 18,6005 corn, Woor RECEIPTS 600, St 11,000 bull Whi ,100; oat MENTS = Wheat, 22,000; corn, 103005 oats, Liverpool Markets. Tuly 21— WaEAT-Fltn: dem Nolders offoring mode 75 11 per cent ICunsas hard, 75 74d; for the past three days, 31000 centals. Cors—1 rni; demund falr new mixed west= ern, s 84 per cental: recipts of Amerlcan Corn for the past three days, 50,400 centals. BACON—Stondy and firn, CHEESE 445 per cwt for Ameriean fine white and conimon SPLRITS OF TURPENTINE Liveipoc nd 1mprovin ifornia No. 1, spring, 78 id: 28 per ewt. St. Lo €1, Lovis, Mo, 2 T h, K %e; September, &4 Colx—higher: cash, le; Oats Poitk LAt Whisky Milw MILWAUK R No. 2aprin Conx-—I 018 —steady; No. Strong; September, 514@ Qush, B0%cs iiicher: #11 Strong at # AUELIG, September, in starket. July 21, AViwAT—Highor: ukee Wi Toledo Grain Market, TonEDo, ¢ —-WhnEeAr—Steady; cush, s8es Conx—Dull Qul OATE STOCKS AND BONDS, NEw York, July 2L—The stock market today lncked th moving causes which yesterday made things Intercsting, and consequontly was less unimated with smaller fluctutions and loss siznificance to the tradinz. The sit- uation remains the same and whele the onera strust the aspect of affairs on the other side of the ocean, the murket s left to the trading element entirely who favor the bear side beenuse there ks less resistance from 1y orzanized opposition, and in the limited business done prices are more Iy de- pressed. The ventures, however, onfined strictly to,a eorrespondingly small scale and shortsales uro covered as quickly s possible. The exch o muarket wus firmer and a8 no material amount of commereial bills huvo ap- penred in the market further €xports are pre- Aicted in some quarters, Louisville & Nushville sold ex-dividend ana ex-rights today and was one of the strongest stocks on the list, but Burlington and St. Paul were still the only netive stocks, und all the leading shares fneluding Lake Shore, Atehi- son and Union Pacif] exhibited considerable strength. Sales by ndon and the beurs cuused & weak opening, hut the pressure w soon with crawn and a slow but steady recov- ery wi rted fn the first hour, wiich con- tinued st without interraption until the lust hour, when the ik action vecurred on thi lization of profits on the Hnited wd- vances of the d The dealings throughout the duy were de- vold of feature of interest. but lite in the duy silver certificates developed marked stren rising ihove 100 per cent; Tennessee Conl.after w rise of 1 per cent, lost all that fmprovement. On the other hind sugar became very wenk and dropped over 1 per cent, closing at the lowest figure. The close was barely steaay at Insignificant changes from the opening figires though most stock showed advances. Sugar ghows w net logs of 1 ber cent, wnd stiver of 1per cent. whilo the rest of the murket fs praeticaily unchansed. Raliroad bonds were ‘azain very dull today. the animation In the Atchison {ncomes huv- ing entirely disappeared and the trading more than usual of Iate was barren of feature, There wis somo weakness in Kead- ing Ists and Richmond & West Polnt s, The other fssues showed ouly fmportant chunges and the market remained without deeided tendency in either direction through- out the day. The business done reached only #385,00), Government bonds bave been dull heavy. Stutc bonds huve been dull and steady. The followiug ure the closing quointions for the leading stocks on tne New York stock nge today and 4 Northwostern. Adams Expross..... 146 | do preferred. Alton & Terre Haute, 27 |N. Y. Contral. . do preforrod 126 [N Y. Chio. & 8t. Awerlean Expross. 11T | o proforred. B.C I & N #0 | Ohlo Misatasipp! Canwdinn Pucl 8 | “do preferred....... 8 Canndinn Southor Ontarlo & Western! Central Pacifio, Oregon Improvem Chos. & Ohlo... Oregon Nav. Orogon Tran: Pacitic Mal Peorin Dec. Pittaburg 5 Pullman Palace. Delaware & Tiudson. 196l | Reading . Dol L. & T r s TG praterred: i Kast Tenn. . [ do Iat profarred; 1l 42 do 2nd preferred... 12 Erlo 13| do praferrod.. (111 48 Fort Wayne Chl. & Ens ad preferre: Chleago & Alt St. Paul'& Omaha ,.I i do preferred ‘enn. Conl & lmn M“ Houston & Tex ilinots Contral. . St Paul & Duluth . Knnsas & Texas Lake Erle & W |U. 8. Expre: St L & P 1054 Am. Cotton Ol 1" Colorndo Coal omostake Tron Stlver, Ontarlo.. Quickstive Michigan Contral MIL L 8, & W00 30 do preforred. 07 | dopreforrod. Minn. & St L3I [Sutro. . Bl Bulwe 63 Rieh. & W. P Tor. ] ¢ Wisconaln Cantrai, oL 83 " |Great Northern pfd. 88 1104 | Chlengo Gns Load T'r Sugar Trust. |Southern Puciiic. )regon J 3 Puelti Mobile & Ohilo. Nushyiile Coatt! J. Central Norfolk & The totul 5 shures, inciuding & Nushvlil #8507 St Paul, of stocks today we Atehison, 6,400: Loulsville : Richmond & West Point, 2 + Unfon Pucific, %40, ew York Moicy Market. NEW Youk, July 2L.—MONEY ON CALL—Easy, ranging from 15 to 2 per cont; lust loaned. 2 per co close offered at 2 per cent. PRIVE NERCANTILE PAPER—51T por cent. STERLIY T EXCHANGE-Quiot. but firm &t B84 for sixty day bilis und $.85 for de- mund, The followlng were the closing bonds: prices on T & T 5. 1714 | Mutual Union 0014 . J. s 1001 Narorn Pac. Tata. 1110 | Northwest’ ‘consol o debonturo e L & 1M Gen & 8. K. Gen. ul consols SO DT P P.LL G, T LRI G et Cnlon Pacido e West Shore. . K18 G. st Bl ia & I G Wt it W Gon'i ds. Financial Review. New Yok, uly 2L —The Post say builion certiticutes ralliea fractionully toauy from their w k closing of yesterd but there was little apparent disposition to buy. Tho truth ix that people who wore persuadéd to k0 long on sitver bullion on the freely dis- seminuted argu nts und statistios of W few weoks o huve some re on- K whethe were not used as catspuws. All availablo slins have tnd eated that insteaa of a brisk demund on a limited market, woutactually exsted wis an winense sipply increasing every day and putting itsoriginal propriotors to thelr wits” ends by the problem of how to got rid of 1t. Tho governments were noquired in curlier thun {n Jun treasury during the ubnormully heavy, indeod. hitve freque wmount uece It s well ¢ proaching demand in on the other hund the ready taken by Indin is that tuken o the sum o time there I8 not the least sizn of a deers Apparently then there wust be o y e 'lllnlllutlun somewhere, Moncy to Move the Crops. The movement of currency from the east to the WeSECPD SLALCS. L0 ke DAY IEnts on new Eridn, usually sets in wbout the widdle of July The change of demand and sent went this year Is thas far show more In swaller Ipts by New York banks from the interior in i call for funds. The volumes of ey going und cowing are deseribed as bout equal last wek, und undoubtedly this iurks the turning point. Th oLtw s wbout to becon the lurgest, a preponderate through the autumn. tlwated that this change will be regarded by regulur 4,500,000 ounces fuil” this month four duys nd the offerings 1o the pust fortnight huve been The offerinis rejected, tly roachod the ap- | India, buv amount of silver 200,002 less thin Tust July | troasury officinls with a sense of relief. bo- cause It wili enable holders to get rid of a big accumulation of siiver certificates arising from thelr froo rotum from the country durs ing the [ast few m titulfiess of this siivor p s faot that th silver cortificates formed only 2 per cent the receipts for customs In New York o y he proportion hus risen to \ centa e of gold e elved decreased from M a year st nionth. Fhose extrenics this month been followed by sligit e for the better, the percentage of sliver cort! cates rocolved lust wook | be about the minfium of the Tnst four*months. and it is reagonable to expect o rurther change. Undor recently adopted rogulations w large propors tion of the shipments of currency to the west arc made directly from the treasury, and un- doubtedly in the course of the next fow weeks the officiils will have sont out much of the ac cuniulation of siyer paper rosulting from the yrent of customs duties (n that currency. tls requirements of the nutunin will proportions, owing to tho of the crops to be_inoved. und tho prices average higher than those of rs, though lower than o nths Financial New Yonk, Ju —cl Dalances, £,0:0,54 Barzione, Md., July 21— 8073 halunces, #7188 PUILADELPIIA, 6215 b CINCINNAT cent; New Y clearinzs, 82,050, BOSTON, Mass.July 21.- ¢ bulnnces,” £ 445 money, exchiuge on New CHICAGC 207,680,008 Clearinzs, Jlearinzs, L 4 per Money. 0 L30e d 0 por count; 1rings, $14,051,020; 215 todl per cent; ount to par. rk oxchinge, 1'4e for money steady wnd un- 4 ' Cloarings, $1160.00%, StOrling 6x- ange steady at £.844 for gixty duy bills and 81,5015 for sight drafis, Boston *tock Market, BosTON. Muss,, July 2L—The following were the closing prices on 'the Boston stock markes Atehison & g Crlnmiot & Hecla, .25 Boston & Al | Franklin . 10 Boston & M e (11 G it , ity Ko (0. 12 120 o7 ! Osesoln Quiney Santa Ko Coppor Tatnarack. . ..u.. L Anniston Land €0 San Diezo Land Co West End Land Cq Tell Tolephon on Storo 8 r Power Fit Flint & 1 K« Rutiand. o Rutiand pfa Alloues Min o (new) Atlantic. Boston & Mon Londoa stock Market. Loxpon. July 20.—The following are the London stock quotations closing at 4 p. m sols, money. . | i F ilinoix Cen Mexic Bank of land Bullion. LONDON, July 2L—The amount of bullion gone into’ the Bank of England on balunce toduy I8 £50,000. Paris Rentes. PAnis, July 2L—Three per cent rentes 05f die tor (he aceount. Denver Mining Stocks. DENVER. Colo.. July 21.—Business in minin; stocks today was fairly brisk, with & specinl activity in gas and oil. Total sa 18,200 shares” Following re the closing quotitions; showed u de T active- buying to covor loag' account, Some of traders are beginning to think that the breakiwb have had in prices discounts the honvy Fedeipts and secm to buy on n1l 807t spots, Oindull, but stgonie. The roveipts were 140 curs Joss then expocted. The wsh domand_was gotive. Provisions active id strong. There lwa geoving feciing that we will have hiihor prices for provisions Dused on the continsedndvance in the price of hogs and the fullipg off in western packing ne compared with last year, Some bulls be Tieve that this will he suflicent to overcome the effect of the very lurge stock, Tt s ver: taln thict at current peices for ho:s provisions ccu'd not be sold at ehe present market with= out # Lirge loss Lo th packers. CHEAGO, July 21, Kennett Hopkins & Co., to A MeWhorter: WISRL reports from Russia and India in the prossmolay Were of . suirt- lng character. ount on OCOIN DASSIES rouse of 2,150,000 bushels, Cables and car lota were largely under mates. This combination of stronzly bull- ish intelligence gave the murket a buoyant and frightencd shorts soon had” the thin 1t closed Tust n undoubtedly cover big shorts are still ont and the speci- lutive Idea seems to favor ndditional pressure to foree them. Whether this ean be done in th fuce ¢ Ints Is doubifu eso influen - 1o s0 much n on the de-line that they ean stand consiler- punishment without alarm. They are sanzuine that the bulge is nothing but a litt e bear punic, that wili soon be over and lower prices follow in u few days. Light receipts of corn and a better demand for the cash stuft alirmed the shorts and foreed them to cover. At the top there were Liberal offerinzs frons the lones. Tho murket looked pretty well evened up at the close, but traders are ner- vous and shift ahout’ from one side to the other with sllzht fnducement Withanythingike favorable weather for the growing crop we look for steadily increasing deliveries and do not believe eurrent prices muintained. The suppiy ot OHLS [0 Teceipls toany Was not as (AFEe a8 ¢x- poeted and this gaye the July 10nzs i Show to advance that month; boyond this there wa featu 1v's mirket. Receivefs o és of new onts during the weeks, Provislons have nore thin own. The hog supply s talling quite idedly under the estimates. Prices ut the yards are going up at a lively rate and the Tongs are tighteninz the'r grip. It is gettin to be a deal in which ones Judgment amounts tolittle and the hog supply will decide it. oMan murket with shorts and for our conservative s in o dolive LIV E STOCK, OMANA, July 21, 1801, CATTLE—Officiul recofots of cattle, H0I5. as comparcd with 1554 yesterduy and 2504 Tuesday of last week. The market was ac- tive and stronz on good beeves, steady on vair g and weik to 5@lic lower on_ common gr Butcher stock was duil and 10¢ 1 ¥ nd steady. A bunc ), the second sale made at #5.00 this Hoas—Officiul ~receipts of hogs, compared with 230 yesterduy nand 7.005° Inst weok. Tho market wi or: Shipping lozs were 10c to 124 other arides 5al0c higher. All"w The ranze of pricos puid was 25,100 bulk seiding at Light, heavy. . average of the p & pured with .15 y of lust week SneEp—Ofiiciul recelpts of shoep 224, a8 compared with fs Ly ani 15 Tue: day of lust wee ket wis uetive and irn. i g00d 60 to 70- s com- & Tuesduy Oficlal recolnts unl disposition of stook shownby the hooks of th Union Stoskyards corapany for the twanty-four hours ending at 50'clock p. ., July 21 150 RECEIPTS. Allegiian: En Amity Argonnut.! Bullarat. Bungkok Hntos I{untor... B Indinn iBieSix. Logal Tonor Little Rulo.. Matehloss May Mn. . \|nrnlun(-!|ln OFo.. .. | Pay iRGek [Potost Iteed Nationa Rialto ... Kunning Dinmond Denver Gas & 0il Emmons... Iroaclud.., |SShn Gettysburg. Whale.... Justice... San Francisco Mining Quotations. SAN Francisco, July 21 —~The official closing Jufll’\llunn for mining stocks toduy were as ollows: Mount DIabio. ... [Nave. Ophir . Potost . P Best & He Bodie (‘uluuudllu Chollar. Savage . Con Cal Slerra N Crown Polnt |Union Con Eureka Con... 00 | Utah Gould & Curry. 10 | Yellow Tale & Noreross... 155 Mexicun . Mono....io L New York Mining Quotations. NEW Youk, July 2L.—The followlng are the closing mining stock quotat ons: Alice @ [tron Siver..... . Adnm 180 | Mexican. Aspen... 20 |Ontari Deadwood, 115 | Nphir Eureka Con. W |Plymo Homestake. . Horn Siiver.... St. Louis Mining Quotation 8. Louts. Mo., July 21.—There wus searcely any trading on the mining exchunge toduy, Lut prices were firm. The following bids were made on cal! Granite Mountaln, Iy Montrose M. Breen Boston W ool Market. BosToN, July 2L.—The demana_ for wool has Dheen quite good with Ohio X has been sold Na B at 27 No. firm ut 8 with fine delaine Michigan. Unwashed combing wools are fn de 24@26¢ for one-quarter l)lnotln three-elghths blcords, ritory ‘waols are S foC T N OOI8 AT medinms, 5L iums. Texus, fornia and Orozon wools ure quiet and stead putled wools are in fuir request, choice sup: selling_at40@4ie; fair to good sipe; extra, 2L oreizn wools are firm, trulizn selling wel R steudy combing wools p0c for Ohio, for Ohlo; B3usic for 1t e for Michi; Ba@ihe New York Dry Goods Market. New Yonk. July 21.—The dry goods market was_apparently “quiet, demund not being prominent in any direction, though cons'der- able busingss wis beinz transacted inclothing woolens. The demand from jobbers was fulr, as the day sales are footed ‘up, und azents were very busy with deliveries. In low grade bleuched zoods and faney woolen dress goods the demand seemed sluoR. T OLher reapocts buyers ure not hurrying to extend the trade. Huvana warkets, m&l:w\sA. July 2L—SPANISH GOLD—$2.3 EXCrANGE—Quict, SuaAn—Qulet; sales at Calbarien of 13,000 s centrifucal, 06 degrees polarization, at P ot por ...nnml Coffee Market. Rio DEJANERO, July 21.—COFFEE—Regulur ipts 74000 bugs; purchuse for United 40,0 bugs, July —CoFFEE—Good avera i reis per 10 kllos; recelpts during tho wi 0 bugs: shipments to United Stives, non purchases for United States, 22,000 bugs. Talk. —Langenburz Brothers S, Louis, Mo, July 2 e following wus the to Cockrell Brother range on this market tod COMMODITY | Wheat - August.... corn Sept, Ots July...... Tenea & Bryan. ing the o I B2 B 51 20 b1k 0% . to Toneroy I active dur- The opening price wis ¢ \ber. “The offorings ry Liznt and the 15 Were trgent. arly wis seattered la. houses thit | tittle in weeks § wbles ire stronz and higher. French vuhlos siy wenther 15 unfavorab e for erops. The spring wheit op on th s side still givos promise of a lurze yield, But tho weather Is cool und wet und Crops Is at least two w o thit the uver seasons. The udy )2 conts from yesterduy's close Wis unexpected, but when the prive und quuiity Is taken fito_account the advanee should fe no surprise. European wants are great wud our surplus will all he witnted at Ticher prices Ui are 10w current, Wo still bel'uve whoat safe us an Investment, althoush we do not recommend purchases on wswell'of 2o, Corn fulrly active. The recelpts show some fallinz oft and the demand forship- ment continue good, With all, we look on_ the rice as high and with w utely tine weiather should sell lower. Het in Ots Provisions steady. Tho look for a decidea falfing o CHioaGo, July © 2L—Scawartz, Dupee & MeCormick to 10, Swartz & Co.: The wheat murkot has been active and strong with marked increise in Tl nows was generally buliish. An artiole was published Ingqour morning papers, copled from o Lofdon pap speaklng of a very tad ciop n Kussla and Iudia, Liv erpool wus o penny higher for both spot and futures. ‘1he Engl sh visible decreused 1,2 €00, The result of this bull news was a strong ) iro sess on for Deoe CATTLE. OGS, BHEE e & i. 8. Cara. | Hond. | Cars. |Hend. |Cars. | Hoad Huyors. Omaha Packing The G. H. Han wift & Co The Cudahy Packing Co' P, Squire: rih & S ““Bocker & Degen Shipbors and foodo Left over. 3 Total Representative Sal»s. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. STEENS, 108.. 038 84 50 81040 7. 134 19..1210 1801006 19,1209 Av. Pr 1.. 910 1.:1200 127012 1.. 780 7..1080 2011165 50 1217 85 40 (1051 5 45 05 55 8411500 PRSP S&58732 cows. 8.. 860 195 1.1050 195 9. 018 200 470 ot 1,119 87,0 860 330 854 1.1110 2 15.. 084 L. 085 R0 1085 ~ 800 077 1018 C81 20 86§ gzeEsy 2L it - 053 2.0 B5) 17 453 4014 2 5.'82 215 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 1. 810 275 2. 680 200 7.0k 1.0 850 201023 10. 1010 25, 006 5., K62 Tk BULLS. 41300 19 1250 2 00 SESESCELL 15 e 300 § 10 86) John Burk 40 cows K. 1 22 COW: 2 bulls, D. Grant. 6 stoers. tailing 3 sters, tailings 7. C. White, Beows.. ney.: 2 COWS.. 22 cows 1§ cows 050 B04 700 §05 e 530 i steers. 1feeder J. Forbe heifers. ... Cox Cattle Co. Y eoWS..... ok oo 808 TATE YRSTE 63 steers. . edin 1,078 HOGS yui: Nos i al . 4 7l - 51 No. Av. Ll 00 18 204 160 200 120 100 20) 1040 150 10 120 120 160 160 12) 10 120 10 99 Ly JULY 1.,,.09 — 10,400 40 Chicago Live Stock Market. Citicaoo, July 21 —~(Spoctal Telegram to Tre BEe.]-—Texas contributed tho inrgost purt today's cattle supnly. thit state being ereds fted With 5,000 of the 8000 recoived, Fow of them wore eood onough to send oust and as the bul of the natives were also not of w kind that shippers seok those who wero fortunat enough to Ve prm ittle on - su had 1o pa A fault to fnd with with the situation. There was a stronz mai- ket on the latter ‘at #.000G40. Good rades wlso conimanded full prices, but for medinm common and poor Stuff the runge of prices wus [ower—anywhere from 10054 ¢ lower than lust week—shrinkazo in Texas eattle boing most marked, even so marked that the reducs tlon fulled to'stimulute activity, and the closo of business found not a fow common cattle still fn the sellors' hands, 1t did 1ot tuke o very pri to Uring #.00, und yet there wore not a dozen snles nt so'high a fizare. Indeed, only an in- tof the supply sold 5 prices wer 1ve Cows and Dulls, &.50 und dressed beof steers, exus cattle, A fow scruggly old cows sold argund £ 10 bunch of steors ive The ry activ mited supply would aduilt of. ¥ 1L00) hiogs were sobbled up at £ minon to 2004 qualities, and ut & 5,80 for oxtri, Outside quotation was pild for alond of 200-1b e The prevadiing prices @370, POOE 1o commmon stufl sold at id Cculls and Skinny pigs were t RL0KLAT5. Grass hoss wero e off from prico paid_for the tarticle, thou s there ure only i fow who will'toueh ~ gras uny price The gencrai market did not elose us strong it opened The kvening Journal reports: ceipts, 0,000; shipments, 500, closing W L0 o 1.8 oth to At CATT ndl and Diitohor watghie, S £,6005,40, SHERP. Markot 4.50; mixed |-||mr light, 2,000, Rec 8000: shipments, native ewes, ssterns wethers, $4.645 Lininbs, 85,006, 10, New York NEW Yonk, n L ITPN onts todiy, 4 Reeeipts, ~ K0 i bunch of veals Receipts 5,578 | higher: shoep, 14 dressed wutton, stendy, Oy ceipts, T D market b Very iutle 6,50 firm, S@lie; cars Kansas City I KANSAS Crry, ceipts, 7,72); nat e jowe . 8 stockersind feedors, 5 Hoos—Receipts, 8.450: shipments 500 ket 510 higher; bulk, .2 @3.30; all g #4055, SHEEP—Receipts, 820; steady. St. Louis Live Stock Market St Louts, Mo, July 2L—CATTLE—Le elpts, 7.000;shipments, 13 0; arket lower: fur to eXport natives, 905 Texan and In- disn stecrs, #.00. Hoas—Rece!pt ket stron 5.60; light, OMNAHA 1o~ et for ow and i Cows, BLAWBUL mar. des, shpments, 4203 market 1ents, 1000: mar- : shiy L0@0.65; mixed #.20@ WHOLESALL MALRKETS Vegetables. The following quotations ropresent the prices at which choice stock is, billed out on orders unless otherwise state BEAN 0 per Gushel, TOMATO L one-third bushel, 90c@ “Californ a, 2'sc per b, Home grown, % per 1b, ‘resh Frait £240 per 24 quart 5. home grown, §1.25 per 4 b ApPLES—per ' bushel box, green, 40c; red, per bbl., $10 @50, yrs—Per hox. § 17000 Brackuerigs —Good M per 24 g A CR IASPRENIIES 3175 Do 16 qt. cate ) RASPBERRIES—DPer 24 qt. cases, & Nas—Der bunch, shipping stock _ Country Produce. i—The bulk of the country butter clers at fe and some dealers are n u lower price for next week, Majority of the siles are at I2e. Pourrry—The market is firm. Old fow! FLTH@,00; spring ) BL00GA0); fanc, B0 Omaha millinz company. Relisnce, Put £285 Iuvincible Patent, $2.70; Lone l)vl'.ullv(‘ 2405 SnowHuke, $2,00; Fanc, Iy, 81,00, . T. Davis milling company. High Patent, No.1 and Creum, f fall patent. Blue 1., 82.60; Hawkeye, half putent, $230; Special pieent, Fam Koyal, Latent No. 10 &hu0; Minnesots, 2. 0; Kansas Hard Whe atent, 2.6 White, #2501 Queen’ of 'S0 bran, hopped feod, $2.0% Minncsota Superlative, eleh & Co., sota Chief. Best, #2.55 Crown Prince, $2401 Splendid F piy e itz beer applyto R. R. Grott 1020 Fara it 1sions, WasmiNagroy, July 21.—[Speeial Telegram toTue Bee. |—The following list of pensions granted is reported by Tue Bek and Bxam- iner Bureau of Claims Nebraska: Original—Jobn C. Giltner, John W. Watson, Emauuel Miles, Robort C. Coo- ley, Peter Grifith, Cyrus W. Coy Kendall, John R. Hoyt, Lewis G. Hall, John Hyett, Benjamin . Thomas, William H. Puzh, Pat: rick Kilfoil, John M. Watterman, George Wil Josie M. Allen. Additional--James B. Tarbark, Avory Burnett, Phillip Weinard. Increaso—Jonn Wilson. Original widows, ote.—Prudentia C. Park lfowa: Oviginal—John W. Wickle, Will- iam Johnson (navy), Charles PFrecman (navy), John Allen (navy), Thomas Higgins, William Erickson, Bethuell W. Earl, Jo- seph H. P. Badgett, Edgar S. Hill, Anarew Culver, Levi H. Mullen, Rufus “ismith Georgo . W. Wilev, Martin M. Law, Aun- tony Hany, Josse H Henry Kiesan, Willinm Brown, Georgo Walla, Honry Ave) Nathaniel John_ M. Klein, Justus k' Jayne, Philip H, Stockman. Additional Daniel Sandford Lane (navy), Geo w. McConnell, William H. Reyunolds. Increase —Allan M. Shimer, John Walter, Will iam Sours, Florentine For Charle W, Robertson, Philander Hamlin, Robert S. Barnhill, Christopher C. Pordue, Reissu David Albertson. O nal widows—Sarah McKell (navy), Jane Elack, Margavet Staf- ford (mother). ———— DeWit's Little Early K onty pil) to cure sick headache and regulate the be.ysel Colored Ravish SueLnyvieee, Ky, July morning Sam Pulliam, . negro, Mr Thomas Glenn, wife of a prominent far mer living near town. The negro was eap- tured at Avenstoke by Chief of Police Reth- erford. While on the way to Shelbyville last night with the prisoner a mob took Pullism from Retnerford and bauged hiwm. The Howescale took first premicm at Poila delphia, Paris, Sydney and other exhibitions. Borden' & Selleck Co., Agts., Chicago, shed, ssterday assaulted JOIN A MCSUANE FIANK C.CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 4 , First Nutional Bank Build- <4, b il it | (rity WANTED Total 1saues of CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOOL BHND DISTRICTS. WATER COMFANIES, ST, R.R.COMPANIES,vic Carrespondence sollcifed N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY . Bankers, 163-165 Dearborn Sireet, CHICAGQ i3 Wa'l Street, NEW YGRK 70 81810 Sin ROSTON, Manufactur " and Jobbers” DIRECTORY AWNINGS AND Tl NTS Tont & A Oma! ing (o Flags, Hanimocks, O Rupbor Clothing, Ko ke, 1113 Farn, ! 1mporters ant turers, Flour Sacks, Twine, man 1406 Dodge Stroet Send for our Cata! and Pri | BOOK BINDE Omaba R Printers, binders, cle 1 116 How DOO'I‘ 3 bers. 1109 110 Williams, nam & Harta, 21 arney straot, N ___ BOXES, John L. Wilki Omahapapor box fact 13171319 Do Orders promptly il CARR'AG rgost Varl ND Omahn's 1 WAGONS A CARPETi Carpets, of! tings,curtain 20013, 1511 Douglas stease. Jobbers of leaf tohaos 1011 Farnam stroot . COAT, Omaha Coal, Goks an'l Lime Co. TTard and soft e, ni Dz . . Cor. 16th Mount & Grifin, 238 1th strax Omaha, Neb. American Fuel Oo. Shippers and dealars anthracito and bz minons coal. 168, 15th streot. Manufactarers and Job- 4 stroat. Van Aer- | W. T. Seaman, CARRIAGTY Omaha Carpst Co, olotay, ma: wi- 1ant u" BAGS AND TWINES B:mis' Omaha Bag r(‘,.,‘ ul urlaps and . 5 BICYOCLIS, A. H. Perrigo& Co. M, 0. Daxon, {Iieyelos 8ol on Monthiy Payments. 160744 Farnam St., Omaha, R3 & STATIONERS publican Printing Co., i D ant everstalag (o the i lno, 2148 stronta, Ackermann Bros, & Heintza, trotyp i AFL StES O Omaa r4, blank book mani AND SHOES. Gharles A. Goe & Oy‘, Kirkendall Jonos &G Wholesalo Manufactur's Agents for Boston Rul Ver $hoo Co., 1102, 1104 | and 10 1iarney St W. V. Morse & C shon Factary, Corn __BUTCHRERS. Louis Heller, Rutchors' and Pack Taols & Supplles. Beat casing S, BUGHIES, BTO. 1oty CLOTHING. Gilmore & Rubl, | Manufacturers & Whole- enle Clothlery 1103 Harney $t. " e S e e CIGARS. " West & Fritsohor, . Manufacturers fine claars o, COKE, ETC. Coutant & Squiras, P.H. Mahoney & 0>, Hard—Conl—Soft. OFices 813 N. 16th and cor. 10th and Douglas sts. Howell & 0o, P kL 14th streot, Omaha, Nob. GUN POWDBER. Huah @ Olark. Genl Westorn Agent of Dupont's Sporting Gun. powder, Atins high explo- #ive, Biasting caps, fuse 1215 Harney stroot. GRAIN AND PORVISIONS 8, A, MoWhorter ||rn'|-|nn- 12 15t Natl 416 8. 14th| Private wire to Chi-| York, Chies Louls and New| Louls. BouKht for all markets Tnnrmy & Bryan, Brokers, giain, wnd stiocks St Privat awo. S Vork COookrell Bros, Brokers, Private wires Lo New York, Chicako & [ote. Private wire to St Louts. Special atten: |Louis and Chioago. O ton kiven to - track bids [1n 1<t Natl Barnk,Omab; ol krain. - Ist NaviBank. [Exchange bld'g, 8. Om T, 0. Swarts & Oo Hrokers,Graln, Provis ; HARDW ARE. Rector & Wilkelmy Oo| Cor. 10U ud Jackson sty Lee=Olark-Andreeson Hardwars Oo, 1081110 Harney strost, fmana O e s— IRON WORKS, Paxton & Vierling | Omaha fafo & Tron Wron e Works, Buiilding Manuf'es firo and burglaz brass work, prootsafes, vauits, Jal foundry. maching work, I utte 1 bluneksmith work. fre escapes. . 17th st dreon, 1 & Jacksonsts Wilson & Dmku, Mg tubular flues, fire bux bollors, tanks, eto. o Plerco and 10th stro “William Darst, Wines, Tler & Co,, Llquor Morohant 1102 Uarn oy ate o Manufactur'es K iy iy's East indin Bittors. L. Kirscht & o, Wi Liquors an ars 1310 Farnam St Frick & Herberts Wholesale LiquorDeal ses Omahs Ale Liquor Dealers 17 S0 8. 10th St 109 South 10th St R. R. Grotte, ey and Liquors, and 1022 Farnam St P'rice lists on applieation _—— LUMBER. John A, Wakefield, Im ported, Ameriean. P or Iand Cement, Milwaukes Tiydraulie Coment wod Quiney White Lt Wyatt Bullard Lum- ber 0o, 20th and Lzard Streots, S04 G W, Dumhs; & 0o Mardwood Lumbor, 1310 North 10th Oh-\rlea R. Las, Hardwood Tumber, wood earpots and parquot Hoor 9th and Doukias. Cady & Gr\y, Lime, Stro Louis Bradford, 1ent, ote., oto comont,0ta ber, lim 23 Douglas stroot. — MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 0. A. Stonehill, Millinery, Notions Cloaks, Bty 116-118 8. 16th St., Omaha % _—— MUSICAL INSTRUMEHNTS, ETO Max Mnyur & Bro. Co. A Hospe, Jr., e Mg Jowolors, denters tn | planos, Organs, Artists' musical instruments, A Farnam a 513 Douglas Streat. —_— OILS. Consolidated Tanls Line o, Refined ana_lubrioating ols, axlo groaso, oto. g th, Manazor. —_— PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Lu cor, 0th and Douglas I Oberfelder & Co., Tmporters and Jobbers la Nebraska Fuol 0., 2188, 1ith strasty Omaha, Nob. Johnson Bros., 814 Farnam Surcet, Omahr, Neb. ~ CORNICE. Eagle Gornice Works Manufacturers ofGalvan- izod Iron Cornice. Window caps, metalic: lights cte. 1110 and odge St. ~ CEMEN | F. Ruempine Galvanized iron cornices, Dormor windows, door enps, fin 1als ete. Tin fron ami siate roofer. S0 Karnam St T AND LIMA. k- iz | J. J. Johnson & Co,, 168, 15th strayy Omaha, Neo. e DRY GOODS. M. E. 8muth & Co,, Dry goods, furnish koods, notions. Cor. 11th and Howard Kilpatriok-Koch Dry Goods Co., nog ste. ELECTRICAL SUPPLI B 4 Wolf Electrical Co. ustrated freo, 1614 Capitol Avenue. Cntalog Electrio Motors and Dyhamos, Catalogue A Koy, on't ua FARM MACHINERY, E I‘O Parlin, Orendorif Martin Co., Corner Jones and 9th T. & Northwdl wostern agent ala Plow Co, | Sherman ave. & sta. 1540-1 FLOUR. E. L. Weloh & Oo, 1012 N, 16th stroot. 8. F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th stroot. C.E. Black - FURNITUR bcway & Stona Fur- niture O, Furnitura and earpot 1M5-1119 Farnam stroot, fanagor. [B. T. Davis Mill Co, C.G. Underwoo, ¢ at Omahy Jackon ats. Manay Cor. 5th 1 Omaha Milling Co,, Merchant Millers, Ofice and MIll 1513 North Lith Streot, AND CARPETS. Bud)u & Runyan Fur- nitara Co. | Succossors to C.A. Beebo & (o race and 1ith Sta, e e GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Jobbers and Lmporter notions and furnlsil o 111 Howard stroot. FLASS, PAIN Paint Co,, 14081412 Harnoy stra Ouilia, Nob 617 mnd 019 South 16th Ominha, Neb. Omalia, Nob. D. M. Bteele & Us Omanha, Nov Allen Bros, 1114 Harney strook Omala, Neb. Willian Cumming axton & Gallagher, 711 8. 10th streat, 12011205 Jonos straos Fehneider & Loomis, 3. 4ot ¢ g ¢ furnlahing w0ty yrated brant | pante, shires, eouts. ote | cor. 12th ant Howard st Pl SR T, OIL AND DRU Konnard Glass and | J, A, Fullar & Oa., o 1402 Douging Suras | Omahn [ W04 Laavonwort i 73, | Blake, Bruca & st Ouwaha, Nob, GROCER!ES, Meyer & Raa 1403-1405 Hirnoy Owalia, Neb, 0 8loan, Johneon & Co, , Yth und Leavenworta Omaba, Neb. McCord, Brady & Co. | Sohroodor & Oo, Cash buyers buttar nal eaws, and genersl co.ns mission morehaats, €23 South 11th straot. E. B. Branch & Co, Produce, fruits of \ll kinds, oysters, 1ith & Harney streot. Jas. A, Olark & Co, Butter, _chooso, _exizh poultry and gamo, @9 South 13th stroet. - ¢ Willians & Oro3s, Produce and fraits, Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In_country prod- uce, fruits, vogetables, ete. 1207 Howard stroot. Robert Purvis, 1217 Howard stroot. Write for pricas on bit- ter, egks, poultry and Kume. Kimci\bm\m & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry 1200 Howard streot Bates & 0o, Country produce, ‘ralts, vegotables, grooers ticx. Loy, spioo 17-410 3. Heh 56 I. Randazzo & Son, 211 South 12th Streot. Forelgn &Domestio Fruits Florlda Orangos & Siclly Frults. Branch house, 7 N. Petors 8t, Now Orl'n4 RUBBER G'DS Cnr’puntur ‘Pnpar Co,, ' Omaha Rubbor O, carry a full stock of [Manufacturing and Joye printing, weappiug an bersall 3 por, card pa- 1214 Iarnoy strest. ———— . K 1520 SEEDS. Emerson 8:e1 0o, Seed growors, dolors 11 lerads, grain 4ol troo sead &, 1725 South tith. S'l‘OVES. Stove kinds ropairs of all Cooks and Hew- Duffy-Trowbrid 5 Stova Manufao'z i {orn or slo. Manufactur's stovas sal i WEOYO pIp ). Hughes, 1213-1215 Lonvenworth st 007 8. 13th 8t —_— SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETIO. M. A. Dishrow & Co., Bohn Sash & Door (o Manu facturers of mou inks, blinds, dd0rs, ote., bl fco, 19th “nnd T2ar ® ats| 10th and Clark stroots. ——————— e e STEAM AND WATH U. 8. Wind l‘ngmu & Pump Co,, duy wind milts, 013 | and 940 Jones <t (. K ows, ucting managor. Omahn, Neb. —_— TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, CIGAR"! Consolidated Coffss Company, Widand 113 Harnay 1t Omaha. Neb, James fucturors of doors. blind sash. AL Stmnr & Soas, o 10021004 Farnam stroog BIL. L.IARDS T‘)n Brun nwwk Ihlk k000, house furntshing |11 11l Koods, children’s car Ealdqn AXb0cey 407 40 5. 10Lh strest. rluges. 1319 Farnam st 'dnahs —_——y SOUTH OMAHA., UNION STOCK YARD3 - - LIMITED, A. D, Boyer & Co Hunter & Groon, 5680 Exohango Builling, | h % Exchange Bull th_Omaha Bouth Omanu, 'TO INVESTORS, I am offering 5200 in a good ¥ound compe pany that will pay & 20 por cent dividengy $100 shares for $85 15th and Leavenworth to HARRY KEENB, Room 0, Ger, Am. B'k Bldg,, 8t, Joseph, Mos » R SUPPLIAI »* o s Write for prospectug. N {