Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1893, Page 6

6 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Alarming Financial Reports Oansed a Panie Among Clicago Speoulators, WHEAT LOST NEARLY THREE CENTS That Cereal Opsncd n Fraction Lower than Monday's Clodag—torn Sympathized Blightly ~Everyhody Tried to Sell on A Demoralized Murket, CHICAGO, July 18, Tt was like the Johnstown flood for a while today In the wheat trade The speculators took fright at the alarming financial reports from both east and west and let go thelr holdings In n way approaching th panicky. Altogether it was a day that left » % A decline of 2'4¢ per bu. In wheat in an hour would be w heavy falling oft if the price hid been #1 tnstend of only 69c. That was the Himit of the decline and itclosed with a net loss sinco yosterday of 13e. Corn sympa- thized slightly and Is marked down 4. Pro- vislons wero in « slumpy condition. Lard isoff 80c and ribs 47'4c. The docline In pork was 10c, Wheat was on new ground and broke the record for chenpness. September has not sold s holow G8ie, but today touched 66i4e ning was i yester ‘e closing and pri Dige boer and thien from th Httom. g 1o stall fatlure oceurred, that of C. 8, Lee, who has been buliish on whe There w two distinet spurts in the s nd onenc the trade went whid. Yeste '8 ClOSe Was at epterber, The first drop this morn- ing was to 6715¢ for Septembel Aftel little rally the selling broke out again and in ome minute September went from 67 4¢ 10 6640, Tt wns long wheat thrown on the market by geared holders. On the early break the selling was largely through commniission housces, On the second break everybody sold or tried to sell on a badly demoraiized market. On brea th was good buylng of whe shorts who wete ready to grith at quick While the exelten Ty ying to learn th one plee S broke the market. Tt was the cu sring henviness, Th Wits very bad, vot th ywell, Thids morning N stocks were very The cable probable wli ly wis cause, ) of had - scire reported - th mercantiio house, Fort Scott. olan., reported w $300,000 bank failure. There were reports of three other Donver banks elosing np. Tt was at the wime time reported that . grain house had fajied here. Aside from bad finaneial news the influc were bearish, The cablos: wore elther | entor lower, The better ten- peratur showers over the west were swing crops and harvest- arsof new wi scontract wheat fn public elevatc ed 54,000 hu. tow total of nearly ). Belug tho last hour the ¢ 1 from tho panicky feeling X New York had export snfes for from 45 to 60 bont loads. Cush wheat w 1here amounted 10 about 850,000 hu: of No. 3 rod, and 75,000 bu. of No. 8 spring. There was no adverse fi- nancial new The corn tride hnd a much narrower mar- et than in wheat, yet teansictiong were iu portant. The reecipts were close up to the Very Dig estimate of 947 cars and about 900 cars of contract corn for the o oy 1t for Mondiy appearcd on the bluckbonr 7,000 bu. receipts, and 160,000 bhu, ship- ments, The showers over the corn belt helped erop prospeets. Withdrawals for the diy w 00 bu. With wenk stocks and” w airket broke See, but the esti- Ly was much lighter ut 3 New Y Girod 150,000 bu. i in store wis reduced 254,000 by Week, 1o 4 tptal of 954,000 bu, The close was at u recoyery of e from the hottom Onts whs falrly netive and weaker early in sympithy with tie 1o leading grain markets, but the close was inally made at only w fy tlon under yesterday's latest fizures. The totul stocks in store ai presont are only ahout nth s large as those of last yeir, nhour there was agreat market in provisions, The'trade settled down 1o the b Fee'thad the Wrieht e of ribs had been Hquidated at w loss. The sclling of ribs this morning was begun by the packers. There was no support inthe market. In lard there was a firmer opening with several commission e il the September price | zalu for a time sot past the s who hid ors, i shi trade ro- on Monduy. 210 mark and th supported it o ve befol wed s break followed. On the brewk Wagner bought several thousand tierces of lurd, probubly for Hately, Ribs rallied 20 from the low point. Afror this the market hecame quic 3 stimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 44 cars. 320 cars; oats, 135 cnrs; hogs, 22,000 he Lo lending futures ranged as follows: Tk Low. o5 asn | 754 05 30| \‘lITH‘ 283 | pritd 076 40343 283 26 11060 BHOKT Rins- s follows: @683 G yellow, No. 2 spri ing, sule No. oiN—No. 2, 805, No . 2, 28%c: No. No, 8 white, . 0. 1 . 500, 0. 2, nominal “elosing 2 white, . 0. b, 2815 wd2e. BauLEY 4, 1o siles, KLAX SEED—No. 1, $1.1014, TMOTHY SEED-Prinie, #,15@4.20, Pouk—Mess, per bbl, #1K7 Tard, per 100 1bs., 71309.40; short ribs; sides (doose), §7.8754@7.90; dry salted shoulders (boxea), #8.2608.50; short clear 4), $9.7510.00, WiISKY— rs' finished goods, por gal., 0. 8, no sales; No. @1B.7714; 0; were the nents for toda T ARTICLES, Flour, hhis... 13,078 Wheat, bu 20182 | 13 Corn, ol 10,080 Onts, bu. L. oy 90,135 Rye. bu. . .0 4 1472 Bavloy, buliill 102 On the mirke! 2003 frosh Produce exch wis burely stendy dalry, 16018c Egigs, candled Lic, - wy tho butter creimery, 15, @ slow; steic tly ew York Markets, New Yong, July 18, Frove—Recoipts, 21,- BOO pkgs.: exports, 7,800 bbls, 17,300 sacks; snlos, Dk murket' dull, weak: ; tor wheat, low' grides, W e stralghts, #3. 84,0004, 25, CoRy MEAL 12000270, Rye-—Qulet, steady: western, 5765744 8 BARLEY MALa-Qulet, steady; wostern, 50@ 0 WiteaT — Recolpts, 9,600 bu.; H00 g sles, B.557,000 b 2,000 bu. spot. Bpot market export; lower with' ontions, No. 2 ved in_ store und slevator, T1he; afloat, 729,78 f. o, b, 7 7 ungraded red, 6977, 1 hard, T0e; No. northern, 710 2 northern, 7115 No. 2 Milwaukee, 70 Optlons were active Bxcitad, aud elosed steady at 4610 docline: The opduing wivs weik and prices oif 16110 Falllod 4@ te on Al wetive export with Jocid ehvoring: July, 705G 71 % ot 7hher August, 7100, climiie Fn")h'llllm!' T8WT4 %, closing at T4¢ i1 ostug at 70%e; Decembor, oing 1t S0 CORN-—Kecolpts, 85,000 hu.; export D00 bu; salos, 180,000 bi. fut 000 bu. spot, Kpots moderately active: R,484¢ In clevator: 48@4050 afloat. Options wore dull and loweri August, 4814GAR ‘0 closing 48507 Septomber, 48%@AN Tt closs Ing nt 48yce. OaTs L 340004107 )24.00; Minnesota Dull, steady; yellow western, oxports, of futur active clostng. s | for firn 714G | pipts, 82,000 bu.; exports, 93,000 bu.; sales, 170,000 bu. fugurcs, 45,000 bu. shot. Bpots dull and lower. Optiois dull eusler; August, 824,0824c, closing 32401 Sep- tembor, 30%@81'e, closlog 81c. snot No. 2 white, 854 0, 4, Chileago, 8T@87 5¢; No. 8 Chicuko, 354 No. 8 whito, 3750 wixed wost- ern, B014@ANC; white westorn, 0uddc. Hav-—Falrly active, steudy; shipping, $7.00 @7.50; good (0 cholee, §5.00¢0.5 Hors™ Quiet, steady; cholee, 19022¢; Pacific o 1ige Hini steddy; wel Now Orles , 45@00 lbs., $44600¢ Toxus selocted, D000 11y 5%1.«;1“..-.‘... Ay 21624 Ibs., 14%0; ry, 21627 10 @10t b Wooi—Moderately active, steady; domestic feece, 27@820; Texus, 16@: dull, steady: ickiea shoul wnd Toxus cklea bellles, 12 ibs, at 12¢; | Part FPROVISIONS — Cut mes plekled baws, 12@125¢; widdles short cloar, 0 ‘e Atoar options, sules, $190; Soptemiber, tober closed nt 8985 mess, $18.50%19.00, HUtren - Woak; wostorn fa Cnrwsk - Firm, tair deiisn [ Fgos--Dall, wonk; receipts, 11,300 frosh, 1414%15¢; western, Lurd, anll, lower, sales, none; Tuly closed nt lostng $10; Oc- ssed qulet; new 0 torcoes. 10,15 Pork ¢ tory, 184 pArLskins, 10 pks: tern per case, TALLOW—W 1] ke £kD 11, - Light supply, firm; crude, yellow, 42¢ hid ETIOLECM—Markot v oil, sales, 1o WIS At 57 Total snles, 0o buls Rosix Quiot, oRsy; strained, common oo, $1.00141.05. TuikstiNe—More active, steady at 274@ 283c KicE ~Falr gomand, steady, MotAsses-Noew Orleans, open kottle, good to choleo, quict, steady. Svaa-liuw, | dull,” nominal: centritugals, 06 test, 4g¢; rufined, quict, stendy. 16 Irox-=-Dull, steady; 'American, $12.752 15,50, Nominal CoPPER LEAD Qulot; don Close Tix wsked #19.10 SPELTER—Domestic od, firmer; city (83 for pkgs.), was steady: Penneyl- August options, sales, na oil, sales, none, 850 [ £19.06 bid, Omuhn Produce Markot, Borrer—The feeling on the market does not APPEAT to be quite 18 strong u8 1t was on pack= 1ng stock or rather the rs do_ ot appear o be quite so anxious us they were a day or two ago for butter of that grade, The re- ceipts, howover, are light and there 19 a domand for all that 1s coming to this market. Fancy creamery, print, fancy creamcrios, solid = packed, tair to kood creamcrics, solid_packed, 16 ioice tofancy ry, 16@160; falr 1501 packing stock, frosh, 14c. A is light wnd cegs do | n when offered v less rket. portion of poor eges coming to market s very large; in fact, un- usully large, cven for this season of the year. The few sclécts that are candled out micet with fair sule, but the nds are hard to dispose of at any, price. The latter are offered as low as 8¢, The general market on good oS I8 1144 Live PovrTry—The market wasnot much chinged and prices remnin as quoted during the day or two. Spring chickens, per doz., $2.00@8.50; best hens, bper b, 7 @8¢i mived coops, per 1b, 6ei old roosters, v b, 4@be; turkeys, per’ b, 8c¢; ducks, por rsPotatoes are becoming more uin and are not sellingquite as high d on the bushel, poed out at tront i s some inauiry from local growers in Towa who will soon have » wiaker focling on tho market, 0wing to the larger supply. Southern, por d-basket erate, $1.000 1 Brinies —The receipts of blackberries wero the lirgest of the season thus, far and somie stock went to the peddlers Tate In the day ata vory low supply of “other Kkinds “of ber notlarge. Black- berries, per 24-qt. Kk risn- berrios, per 24-qt. X i huckle- herrios, $3.50 SMALL - FRiiTs TOMATOES about 31.25; per 24 hes, #1150 Quotations remai steady. Apricots, per 4-basket crat plums, wild goose and Chickasaw, i crate, $2.00; Californin pe Ns—There aro not o many melons on the mnrket as there were - few diys ago and pric e fitmer. Tt would Jook as 1f now was the time for the’ growers having melons that they could not - sell fow duys ago to ket th into market. Wate 1, per rate of one doz, §8.00; loose, per 100, $18.000 20,00, Crrxny Ul shipments hoth Michizun and Missouri. AbpLEs the murket © coming lery, per dc om There Is no fmportant change in Anples, per 15 bu. hox, 75e@31.00. TROPICAL FRUITS Riverside Mediterranean sweets, brights, 32.75@8.00. EMONS—Messinis, extea fancy, 86.00726.50; Messinas, per box, choice to fane, BANANAS Per bunch, | bunch, small to medini, $2.0002.25. HIDES, TALLOW, 1green hides, N i No. 1green salted hides, 34c; No. adted hidos, : No. 1ireen salted nides, 25 Ihs. to 40 Ws., $15e; No. 2 groen salted hides, 20 1bs. to 40 1bs), 24e: No. 1 veal culf, 8_1bs. "to 15 Ibs., Ge: No. 2 veal calf, 8 1bs. to 1510s,, 4e; Now 1dry flint hides, 7¢; No. 2 dry flint iiides,” bes L dry salted hides, be ved hides por” Ib. loss than ully 731,25 arlings (short. wooled carly 15025¢; _dry shour! (short arly skins), ‘No. 1, each 6@10¢: dr, s (hort woold enrly skins), No. dry flint, Kansas und Nebraska Wwool pelts, per 1., netual weight, 107 Lle: dry flint Kansas and Nebraska Murrain wool pelts, per 1., actuil weig flint Colorado biteher wool pelts, ual weight, 0@10¢; dry flint Color: n wool pelts, per 1b., actunl weight, picces and bucks, detunl we 'ALLOW AND GREASE— Pallow, ORANGES i il cured. > Sukep Petms—Groon sulted, each 36 skins), wooled 8c; old butter, ' 25¢; rough tallow, Car lots weighed and_delive : Dry huifil $16.00218.00; dry coun ton, 310 00213.00; dry country by, $3.00%10.0 Louts Markots, Louts, July 18 —FrLoui—Dull, w Wiera—Closed 15m2¢ helow. yesterduy's custh, unid July Conrx—Closed H@hye under 30%¢; July and Aukust, QAT Lower; cash, 25¢ RYE Scare Burren -1 duiry, 13017¢ s—Dull; 9¢ for fresh, POk Loy 16.73 Larp- $0, RECEPTs - Flour, 2,000 sacks: wheat, 000 bu.; corn, 57,000 bu.: onts, 13,000 b SHIPMENTS— Flour, 9,000 sucks: wheat, 4,000 bu.; corn, 62,000 b k. yesterd Auzust, 70 osterday? cash, 7e; September, July, 2414¢ at 4bige, unged; creamery, 16@19¢; 92, KANSAS City, July lower toduy; " No. 2 hard closed at 52 No. 2 red, unsettled, 1471c lowor; No. 7 No. 2 whitd, 33'40034, No demynd; 26 t-dueea, firms croam Eas—-Very dull and weik; candlod, 9%, 2mixed, 3 OA ,200 bu.; corn, 11,100 bu.; Wheat, 88,200 bu.; corn, 9,100 Markets, Ciry, July 18.—Nutional tificates onénvd it 57%; hikhest, 57133 lowest, 3 1 o, " 'Sales, 16,000 bhis.; bbls.; shipments, 181,544 bbls.; runs, 99,006 bbls, TTSBURG, July 15, —~Nnti tfleates opinod at 575 highest, 574 lowest LOoNDON, July 18, cewt. TURPENTIN ansit cor- a1 Transit cor- elosed at 57%; siles, LiNsER| Wiikar Fasy; holders . 1 Calitorn| Liverroor, July 18, f 4, bs 10150@6s 'y o ly: N por bs 11050 recelpts during tidls, ineludi @b 10tsd; o duys were 226,000 000 Anierican, ConnStead i fivm; nixed weste 45 4d por ewt; Tecolpts of wostern corn during duys, 1000 centals, tivn, 5s 5d per eontal, LARD—Primo westorn, 455 Bl per cwt, Cotton Murk, NEW ORLEANS, July 18 -Firm: good mid. diing, § 3-16¢7 o middling, 7%e; good ord 7 not recelpts, 490 biles; gross re tesi CXport to Great Brital 3,800 bulesi sulos, 1,000 bales; stock, 84,768 bitles Futures steady; sales, 19.700 bales; luly, $7.63 bId; August, $7.57007.59; Feptombo F7.04@7.60; October, $7.77; Novembor, #7.56 W187; Docember, $7.96; Junuury, #5.1028.1 February, 85,188 20, Now York Dry G NEW Yok, July 18 1( ods Is somewhat botter t 5 st very conservative, The resumption of the tiner grados of brown and bleachod go and strictly winter fabrics are instondy n ment on orders. Business is easier. Prints are quiet and prin cloths are almiost as low us o ver. 18 Markat ho demand for dr; an L Wouk ag, ity Colfoo Market, New Yonk, July 18.-Options opened barcly steady 1510 20 polnts lower; closed burely dy 10 polnts down; sales, 14.760 bugs, uding: July, $16.20; August, $16.20@16.56 Soptember, $16.1010.20; November, 81655 @15.85; Decomber, ~ $15.66216.70, Bpot Lio No.7, #17.26. Pluladelph o Gealn Market, ADELPRIA, July 18.-WiEAT—Weak, 1.2 1ed, July, G314t Coun—Weak and 'lower; No. 2 wixed, July, AT @4Be. 2 white, July, 88%@80¢. s Weuk; Baltimo rain Market, BALTINORE, July 18 —WHEAT—Weak; No. 2 red, spot and'July, 674, COMN—Quiet; nixed. spot und July, 47ic. OATs—Steady and firn; No.2 white Westefi, 3845c. Wool Market. Bostox, July 18.—The demand for woot has been moderato and sules havo been mostly 1n umall lots: prices are light but about steidy. Fiue delalue selections sell at 26¢ for Oblo wud Tn nnwashod combing wool sales of one-quarter and elghths blood at 21@23c; Territory, Texas and California solis on & scoured basis of 43245¢ for fine and fine medium and 40¢ for medium. Putled wools quict and steady. Minneapolis MixxEAPOLIS, July 18 weak, cash fi u Auguast, 59%¢ 68 ern, 613 hent. Was Tt yory (LR smber, pte & No. 1 north! 1 hard, 6 horthern, 683 No.2 Cin. vATH, July 18, nath Markets, Crsery WiEAT—Weak; No. 2 red, Goc Conx OATs WHISKY Easy: No. 2 mixed, 42 Easfer; No. 2 mixi 334340, Quiet, $1.12 Toledo Grain Market. ToLEDO, July 18.~WieaT -Active, steadier; 2 cash, CoRN OATS 3xe. Dall, steady; Quiet; cash, 3 No. 2 cash, 41%4c. STOUKS AND BONDS, Spoouiation” on Securities Was Character- ized by Great Depression Yesterday. NEW YORk, July 18.—Speculation at the Stock oxchange was charactorized by gront de- pression. A sharp decline In- Ameriean secur- Tties at London, coupled with numorous finan- cinl embarrassments, started liquidations hore on an extensive sealo, and prices declined rapidly. Urged on by thelr success, the boars circulatod storlos affecting the credit of some of the most prominent houses in London, Bor- lin and Amstordam. On this side the leading fonture was the increasing anxiety over the panic in Denver, where a great ran was made on the banks. The bears sold everything be- fore them, and very uneasy foeling prevailed in stock circles, although it Is to bo sald that the local money market remuined easy and despite the great shrinkage in values not w single faflure cccurred at the Stock ex- chunge. The decline w as caual to 1 and 9 Doints compared with the final quotations of osterday and towards the close stocks wore S0ld wlmost regardloss of price. Natlonal Starch second vroferrod fell oft 9 ver cent; American Cotton OIl preferred, 7 per centi Manhattan, 6 por cont; St Paal, b4 per cent: Louisville & Nushvill, 5% por cents Amerlean Sugar, 43 per conts Burlington, 4% per cont; wtlonal Lead, 415 per cent; Now York Cent- l, 41 pore wanna, 84 por cont, an d sourt 1 W pereent. During the’ lust £ hour of busingss Lhere was an o utpourin of long stock on i vugue runior that @ dow town bank had called ving house for assista it wa no-trath in the v stocks rallied 14 to 3 por cent i the final transaetions buv speculation 1ete: off heavy in tone Thi Post s the Oxtrer market pr condition of great that aecount we London was_responsible for emoralization I today's stock on market” hegan in wenkness and_sales for o prossed on New York from the opening. Undor this pressure stocks with an international market doclined rapidly and ars profited. Tow great u windfall’ this week's Lond ' troubles been to local operators may be judged by the money situa- tion's very real and visible fmprovement in mirket. T8 o more general thitn acute stringiney b indeed, becnuse of the curréney, but - beciuse turther interior len so below recent The ease in call money rates is slowly affecting the market for commereial disecounts and but for the London trouble would doubtless have helped Stock exchu prices. Tt is in fuct from this source, co bined with covering of shorts, that an in provement in the warket just’ subsequently came. It certainly will not”come from under- s Hke thatof the “bull pool” organized week, which sold much of its stock ut the nov very remunerative pricesof today. As for the sterling market, today's advanee will doubtless el the eastward flow of gold. But p S alford t- ing chunce for forel ~ of July grain and cotton options to consummate their bar- [ since not, urns of demand fo counts has expectations, Wy the rodis- The following are the closing_quotations on »leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- chinge todny Atehison . Adams Expy Alton. Terre o prot'd. Amorican EXpra 100 Northern T Jo.P.b &G | Northwestorn.. ) do prefd.... g i i1 Ontarlo & Ocegon Tmp. Dhieako & Alior 3.&Q.... Chicng® ¢ Conmollda C.C.C. &St L.... Cotton O Cert. . Dol & Hudaon: .0 1141} “do profd. Del’ Lack. & West. LRI Grando D. & R G prefd. | do pretd Dis. &C. . Co. 4| Rock Tala East Tenn. . ul do pref'd al & O ) prof'd. Juthern Pactiic fnery.. .. & Iron. ACHE 5 C i 15% Unfon Prcific. . 15 |U.'S, Express. ¢ Pittsburg. 118k Pullman Pu 331 Reading | Richmona T W D &R G Generil Elootr National Linse Colo. F. & Ao prof'a o & Olio. ashiviile C 1 Cordage T. 81 L, & K. 0} North Amer. Co. do prefd.. Northern Pacific, H00:Chicago Gas, Lncknwun 000: General 500; Louisville Manhattan, 5,600; Mis- Nutional ' Lead, 8,400, Al 85.900; Northwostern, 11, 500; n Pacifie proferred, 4,60 inz. 12,500; Rock Island, 5,8G0;" St Paul, 3.000; Sugar, 7,600: Western Union, 21,000. Sales of siiver certificates, 35,000 ounces. Distilling, 7,100 ctric, 14,7007 Luke Nashville, 14 sourl New Y. New York Money Market. NEw YoRg, July 18.—MONEY ON CALL—Eas; ALH@s por eent; last loan, 6 per cont; closed offercd 4t 5 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER STERLING I bus in H1ils ut sixty duys wnd £.55 for doniund. W tos sold ut 72¢ and 72¢ bid, 72140 asked GOVERNMENT BONDS—Steudy. dull Ihie closi U8 48 rox. U8, 48 coup. UL, dlgs rok. S@12 per cent. with actual 304583 for State bonds 5 quotations on bond ST SUL &1 M. Gen. fa. 11 [SUL &S F.Gon ML 1 07 [SU Paul Conwolin. . 1 Pacific ik of 10816 SU P, O, & Poluts. 1 Loutsiana stpd 48, 95 | T.P. L. G. Tr. Kets Missouri 0% ... 100 [T P! K. G, Tr. Rets Tonn. new sot (w2 100 | Weat Shore 3 Tenn. new set 58, 98 | R.G. W. 18ts. 1000 Tonn, new sot 08 | Atehison 4w, nids So. L 00| "do by Blags A 110246 H &S Ao 111 (G H & S A 2066, T Oy saroltia i Browns, Tenn. old 6n Vi i i 154§ ORig 70l s ) 108 pry Hoston Stock Quotations, July 18.~Call loans, 6@9 per cent; time loans, 6 por cent and comiission. Closing quotations on stocks, bonds and mining shures Ateh, Top. & 8. F.. 178(| Westingh. Electrio Amerlean Sugar... 76% do prefd, do 7614 Wi, Cent. Bay State Gak 0| Awhison Bell Telephone. ... 176 Homton & Albany. . 201 Bowton & Maine... 166 do pref'd D140 Cht., Bur. & Q Goneral 11, Steel Moxicas N. Y Ola ¢ 2 Minlng Go Atlantic . s Honton & Montans Butte & Boston “alumet & He ntenntal.. 1., 2 lony short Line Rubber an Diego |Oseeola. uiney. .1 * 1234 Tamarack . 76k puth ... Nevada Ophilr. St. Louls Mlalug Quotations, §r. Louvts, July 16.Minlug stocks dull; no made. GL errrnm Moritrose closing wors as Juotationsfr mining stocks today Alta Beleher, sllows: Boat & Belcher. .. I.i Bodie Consolidated, Cholla Conwo! Crown Point Eure Matin White... Qphir. ..o Potosl Finapgial Notes BALTIMORE, Tuly 15, Olearings, #2,282,104; balances, #2273 7'Y'vv i Lt PARIS, July 15— Threo por cent rentes, 97t H24%¢ for the accoun! NEW Youk, July 18.—Cloarings, $105,848,« 8 balances, $4.475,414 - HILADELPHIA, July 18.Clearings, $12.01 i bulances, $2, 245387, Money, © per cent. ONDON, July 18.—~Amount of buallion gone {ifo the Bank of England on batances tod MEMPILIS, July 18, —New York exchange sell- Ing at $150 premfum. Clearings, $152,198; balances, $42,276 July 18.~Clearings, 1,700, oxchange, commercial, #1 dis- K, par. NNATE Tuly 18, par to 50c discount. Clearings, #1, , 000, IKANSAS O1TY, July 18,~Clearings, 717,205, decrense of 51.5 ‘por cont compared with the corresponding day lnst yenr. B July 18.~Clearings, #15,657,688; Dbalancoes, $1,83%,505. Money, 7 8 10 ber cent. Excliange on New York, 35¢ to 40¢ discount. 1. Louis, July 18.—Cloarings, $3,012,041; balances, $98,250, ) hanged at 68 per eent.” Exchange on i, $2 discount. CHICAGO, July 18, —~Clearing: $14,021,571. W York ¢xchange, $1.50 discount. Storling exchangy et 1 business at $4°8213@ 4541, ¥ strong at 7 percent, W NEW YORK, July 18.--(Spocial Telegram to Tie 13 chinnge wis quoted s follows toduy: Chicago, $1.60 discount; Boston, 80@ 40c¢ discount; St. Louis, $2 discount. Now York exchange, Monoy, 628 per cont OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS, Cattle In Lighter Supply, but Still De- moralized—1ogs Searce and Higher. TUESDAY, July 18, Compared with a week ago receipts toduy show & big falling off. For the past two duys, compared with supplies for Monday and Tuesduy of last week, the decrease amounts to ,600 cattle, 5,500 hogs and 2,000 sheep. There were hardly Balf as many eattle re- ceived as were here o week ago, but in the present demoralized condition of the trade the lmited offerings constituted an cle- nt suflicicncy. For desirable dry lot beeves there was a moderate demand and prices ruled about steady ut the recent doctine, that is, about #11ower than ten duy sume old story of ihuse and neglect ¢ the holders of half futand grassy stoe 1,100 t0 1,800-10. steers sold at from $8.75 10 2480, with the common to fair stuff at from 32510 88,50, Offorings melude a good many range eattle, but they were mostly on ihe " feeder ' ord and brought mean feeder prices. — There was some slght show of lifo to the trade, but the market was weak and any improvenent in the tone was wholly due to the very light sup- ply. Tt will take se days of Hight receipts 1o restore any thing nditions Tl was little cha in the cow market s ruled u triflo hottor on ae- imited offerings. The big bulk trading was at from = $1.70 Poor to ' very wood veal calves “sold #1750 fo 24.50 or at somewhat shaded prices. Rough stock around A1.20 to $2.35 was about as low as it has been this year Tn hie fe 5. der trade there were no new devel opments. The very low prices are attracting a few buyers, hit the' supply Is still consider- by in excess of U demand, Podr to ehoice stock sold today at fegm 32,10 to $2.90 with the bulk of the tradig kround $2.20 to §2. Representative sules:* Pr. ) cieiielery saa 10 35 8 50 878 875 3 80 SHIPPING AND EXPORT. ++00.1208 =4 26 cows. 935 939 930 11000 901 1040 1110 1100 1029 1167 877 1010 773 Y N 1070 L774 S SN 11086 846 e . 415 A4l 580 © ... 860 . 38 85 100 BULLS, 20 1% 25 8....111356 B0 100001470 75 ERS AND FEEDERS, 50 6. 896 50 783 00 1111120 10 930 K77 . 520 I ean 1111820 1370 STOCK 950 WESTERN CAT Av. Pr. No. BIASK A, eders. 1037 82 55 80 feeders. 1022 # ders. 785 2 40 84 feeders. 732 2 40 WYOMING, M. E. Nelles. 2 650 Johin Webh 075 1756 138 feeders. KOUTH DAKOTA. 1. Richurds. 200 1eow 225 1coy 225 23 hel 2 260 11 2 inrket was i very peeuline one— agreeubly peculiar to the selling interests, Recelpts wore exceptionally Hght for w Tu duy, falling away under dealers’ estimates and footing up searcely n third as tany as wer here Iast Tuesday. There were urgent buying orders here, both houses, and as th 20 fecders. 1018 TCows. g 992 1000 1070 Hoas—The trom local and ouiside offerings were sinll the markei opencd aetive, fully 15¢ nigher, and the pens were clearcd in” a jiffy. Common mixed to_choice buteher hogs sold at from £5.60 1o #5.70, with the bulk of the fair to zood of all wiights at 5,65, against 86,50 Mon- duy and 8,95 (0 86 inst Tuesduy. urgent ordurs had been filled the simply collapsed, with a few loads hands on which'buyers could not diy’s pr Ropresentutive 3 Pr. No. 40 55 40 Ko KO 200 160 5H0 120 440 250 160 HO 160 160 240 180 860 200 40 160 B0 40 6714 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 00y 65 86— 65 586! wore wirkat e d dly w ther markots and pri t polnt of the year. Falr to good natives, #3.26@04.20: falr “to good westerns, #8.00024.00; common und stock sheap, §2.00¢ 8.00; good to choice 40 to 100-1b, lambs, $4.00 @500, 200 40 eipts of in' syni es wre down Chicago Live stock Market. CuicaGo, July 18.—(Speclal Telegram to Tie BEe.) than 2,000 native cattle arrived y, and yet of such s resuicted character demand that sellers were unable to ke a cloarance except at & further ssc- co of prices. Good 1o -cholce heavy beoves went cheaper than at any provious Ime since prices bhegan to tumble, and other grades of nutive cattle wore neglectod at Mon- duy's quotations. The bulk of the sules of rs wore at from §3.00 to #4.40 und frowm #1756 1o #2.76 bought most of the cows and bulls. There were about 4,000 Texas cattly received and they were in falr demund at Monday's decline, but not all found buyers. Some nutives also went over unsold and the general murket did not possess i solitary on- Cournging feature at the close. There wis Lo quotable change today ln vrices of hogs. The small receipts, oatiniated at 11,000 head, warranted saleswen o holding ut bigher figures thun were paid ou Monday, but with the two_prineipal eastorn huyors out of the field, compotition was too weak to | part ncroased strength to the markot. Prie were sustained and that was all, sales making on & basis of 86 for the bost hewvy and mediam woights and from #6.10 to #6.16 for nssorted light. But while choice grades conld be sold AUth ro was but little trading in the s at over #5.00 wnd the prevailing prices for 1ght were from $5.90 .05, The quality did not average as good AS for somo days past. There was o lnrger proportion of light woights and grassors In sheep tlere was a slight change today sellers’ favor. Poor sheep could not be sold at any wdvance, bat holders of good to cholee muttons close out at from 10¢ to 16¢ advance. Tho ch was & result of decreased receipts and the prospect of moderate arrivals for the remain- der of the woek. There was @ still gore radi- ¢al change in the lamb market They sold from 1 higher than a were wanted at the higher prices on & basis of from $3.75 to 1.8 for native and from #1385 1o $4.3 shee ambs were quoted at from #3.25 to rding to quality. Many commion sheep stilllie in the pens. Receipts: Cuttle, 6,000; calves, 1,600; hogs, 1L000; shoen, 8,000, The Evening Jourual roports: CATTLE- Rocelpts, 6,000 head; shipments, 2,100 head; warket demoralized, supply ex: cossive, the prices Towest of the 'year: prime Deeves,' 84.7504.80; cholee, $4.5004.6¢ $1.0004.85; others, #3.0 ELT0G276] Texans, 82,1022 Hoas—Recelpts, 2,000') i 1ower o in 11,000 head; shipments, d: market opencd strong, ¢losi cavy; mixed and packers, § fieavy and butchors' 'welghts, Hght ‘mixed, $6.9026.00; sorted ) prin L Sl 7,000 75 hoad; top gride iatives, 475 Toxans, ~$3.80w3.50; lambs, #3.26@0 head; shipments, strong: others steady; westerns, #4, feeders. Recolpts and Disposition of Stovk. Official raceipts and disposition_of stol as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards ny for the twenty-four hours cading at fock p. m. July 18, 18 RECEIPTS, THoGs. | THOUSES & W18 TCATTLE. #.| Head|Cars Cars. | He: DUYERS. cking Co.. Hammond G0’ lippers and focder otal Kansas City Live stock Markot, KANEAS CrTv, July 18 Recoipts, 2,600 head: shipments, ad; market dull, 520c lower; Toxas st @4.15; sxus cows, $1.752.41 stoors, 84 butehe fecdors, .10, Hoas st #2.10@8.65; bulls and mixed, § 8,400 head; shipments, Recelpts, O 102300 hipments 5,100 head muttons, #4.25, Shipments, 1 o i s, 83,05 Cows, : Slpts, 4 100 2,100 ) market 10720 lower; top pric 00, with bulk of sales nt #5.80. Receipts, shipments, d; market dull and unchangod, NEBRASKA CROP BULLETIN. he Shipments, Reports Not So Favorabie as Reasons of Hot Wi The weekly t Week by nds. cropb ulletin of the Nebraska weather service for the weel ending Juty 13 has been issued by Divector G. E. Hunt from the Omaha station as follows: Reports for the week just closed are not 50 favorable as thos for the preceding k. The hot, dry winds of the first half |4 hing showers before any lasting damage was in- flicted. The growth of corn was interrupted and oats caused to ripen too rapidly,otherwise it is probable that the general outlook is s favorable for good crop yields in Nebraska as they have been during the present season, Wheat harvesting is progressing finely, and in some sections the crop has all veen saved, Not enough has yet been threshed, however, to justify uny fair estimate ot what the yield will be. ~ Hail storms inflicted considerable damage in localities in the extreme north- eastern portion ot the state Saturday night. Cedar county appears to have suffered to the greatest extent. Southeast Se Cass County—Weather favorable for corn; 100 hot for small grain, ripening oo fst. Clay County —Wheat b about com- plete, about half & crop. Corn prospect good. but damaged slightly by hot, dry weather, Butler pleted ; voor in v tion. — Harvesting about con L vary from good to very rious parts of the county. Fillmore County— High, hot winds on the 11th and 12th injured corn and gardens. Humilton County—Hot ana dry ; need rain badly; oat harvest in progress. Jefforson County—March corn beginning tosuffer from dry weather; harvesting al: most done; hay short. Jotmson County—Corn generaliy looking well, Oats will be less than a half crop; need rain badly Lancaster County—A good rain on the 15th, which was bidly needed, as corn was suffering. Nuckolls County—The week has tried corn severely, but the rain of the 16th will help it much. Otoe County—Hot wwind 12th to trying to corn; harvest in full force ripened very rapidly, and fully two-th shock. Pawnee County—High hot winds 12th to 16th, breaking the corn stalks some, and scorching the leaves, but followed by two good rains. Saunders County—Corn laid by and grow- ing rapidly;a good stund and looks excel- 15th very ar ds in Seward County—Corn injured to some ex- v dry, hot weath wheat all cut. Thayer County—Harvesting nearly fin- ished: corn suffering badly from drouth; some picees rolling, York County—Hot winds have damaged corn somewhat and potatoes and pastures much. Northeast Secti Antelope County—Temperature favorable to all crops; small grain shows a lack of ruin Colfax County—All the rve and a majority of the wheat has been cut and will bo about a half eron; hay crop good. Cedar County—Corn fine 1 grain sgun, yield good weather for corn, which is excellent condition and winter wheat being cut, and both a good yield ¥ Sarpy County—Corn is looking well, but the last few days have scorched the top of the leaves; oats badly damazed by rust. Washington County—torn y ood; small grain nearly an average. Wayne County—Week yery warm, with good showers, Wheat and oits recovering from drouth. Corn in fine condition, s ounty—Corn in excellent condi- vion; harvesting progressive rapidly. Custer County—Corn doing weil, though needing rain in patches; harvestiug begun and small grain better than expected, Dawson County—Winter wheat aud rye mostly cut. Corn doiug well except in small places needs rain. Greely County—Corn good, but some now needing rain grain parll{ harvestea but short crop. Merrick County—Corn doing well; nearly all laid by, Small grain below the average. Wheeler County—Very warm and dry; corn has improved wonderfully, but small grain has suffered from drouth. Sonthwest Section, Franklin County—The intense heat has curled corn, but rain the last of the weck has placed it in good condition Furnas County—Corn making good growth generally but some localities need rain. Hurlan County—Corn little wheat cut; chinch drouth did not dry up. Hiteheock County crops much damaged Kearney County—Corn needs rain to keep up iws preseat high condition; barvest of rul Section, Buffalo ( looking unusually Small looks good; very bugs took what Drouth upbroken; all winter wheat and barlay complate: spring wheat and oats ripen Perking County— Hot suffering badly {ng rapidly and dry, and corn Red Willow' County—Corn looks fair but will not stand the dry weather much longer. Northwest Section, Cherry County looking well, small gr: Keya Paha County Corn growing rapidly and ain necds rain, Corn looks fine: pota. toes good with few bugs; small grain injured by dry hot weather, Logan County—Very warm, corn growing finely, rye harvest wheat late and light Rock County—Smal eared; corn looks fino, Scotts Bluft aded out but shor doing fine. Good Reports from Wasnixaroy, July report of the weathor warm dry weather fayorable for which is_well unde; southern Minnesota shortage of fory of special note that t in almost all sections. yme injury owing to the hot dr ly noeaed cast as and tho upper Mis ‘e has been a e crop conditions during the pxcellent roported_in states. The cotton ¢ pecially in South Cay though the plant is sy Missouri —Chineh a in County harvest Drogross, crop faiv; 1 grain short Lut well mall grain woll 'ty corn late: potatoes Nearly ANl Section 18 ~The woekly crop bureau states that the has been especial work anl haying, roway as far north «s In view of the veported zo i Karope, it is worthy e hay crop is excellent resulted to crops in Ken tucky. Tennessee and portions of Illinois, ry weather, and rain is of the Mississippi, in ourt valley al improvement in week Corn 18 condition in most op 18 improving, es rolina und Toxas, al- mall. nd notato bugs becom ne ing numerous: harvesting being rushoed; gen- eral rain necded. Towa localities: barley cutt North Dakota ndition of crops is ns outh Dakota and filling. Nebraska—Corn ha but continues ting and hayng ha Kansas begun; corn silking @ threatening it in cont Wyoming —Crops ha vancement. Colorado —Alfalfa v first anticipated, potatoes look well, v izrass in bad con ew Moexico able to crops and show improvement Utah—Crops haye growth; prain harvet swill soon begi e From the State Bu Lo, 11L, July SPrRINGPIE tin says: The was normal. average except i Ther badly distributed lg harvesting and unfayv especially i the s cente Corn in the is generally in fine well, but places tasseling south it is somew is making fui Chinch bugs h ties. Wh in the center ana will the north in a week. the quality not as g0 ing is progressine in The oat harvesting is and progressing rapid temy Suns and growth If well filled there will be probably an age yield. Considera the south. Haying is south and center and in the north and center, secured in fine ples are toes Decided Rain corn doing finely, wheat and Oat hurvest is beginning a fow infall was belaw the needing at injared by d e appeared in harvesting is n condition. 1 still dropping from the trec re needng raiu, Corn prespect never bottor; oats and spring wheat affe ed by rust in many i commenced improvement reported from all sec- would be beneficial: oats heading s suffered sliehtly from in good condition ; har- e progressed rapidly. nded: flax harvest nerally, but hot winds ral counties we made but little ad- ield not so large heat heading mirrigated erops as at shor and ition, The wi favor, crops has been ranges; all ok ttie » made an to unusual turn and in swus of Niinois. 18.—The crop by the past w was above northern count average, mostly 1snowers, favorable for vorable for vegetation, uth and east half of north ana in the center condition and growing rain, in _ some silking out the outh, but nerally clean. some locali- ly completed probaly be finished in The yield is lght and as expected, Thresh- the south and west completed in the south Iy in_the north half. Ve ble rust is revorted in about completed in the is being rapily rushed The crop 18 being ches and Po- rature hine e the Tn and 18 g Bright Prospocts for Lowa Corn, Drs Morxgs, July sa, This has been the season, averaging rainfall The localities, accompanie Corn made normal. scattered showers, winds, 18.~The crop bulletin the warmest week of two degrees above is_light except which report heavy d by brisk to high rapid progress, and there were never brighter prospects for a large crop. Fall wh stack is in | ing, and th in generally good con has begun, and in th will be commenced thi calities outs and spri affected by rust in coy temperatire and hum| ue order. bulk of the crop has been put up cat und rye in shock or Haying is progress- dition. Barley cutting south the oat harvest week. In many lo- i wheat are somewhat isequence of the high idity. 'READY MADE MUSTARD PLASTERS We were tho first manufs Continent. Our latest f arers on this mprovement surpasscs anything ever before produced. pertin. b0., 25¢., 350, Bosuro to have SEA BULY'S, " Ask or them spread on cotton cloth. SEABURY’S SULPHUR CANDLES. Prevention is betier than cure, by burning these candles bad smell &o. are de: 5 in basements, closcts troyed, and thus contagioud disenses are kept away’: also useful for expelling mos- quitos and Irritating insects. Prico, 2c. each. To purify sick-rooms, apartments, eto., nso HYDRONAPHTHOL PASTILLES, which in_burning, disinfect and produch a fragranco refreshing an{ nvigoruting. %o. per boxof 12, Sole (anufacturers, SEABURY & JOIINSON, Pharmaceutical Chemists, {NEW YORK. ,CIH.\H“. IN HIGH PLACES! It | not strange that some poople do wrong through ignorance, others from a failoroe to investigate ns to the right or wrong of A matter. But it {s stra that individuals and firms, who are aware of the rights of sist in porpoteating frauds upon Mgh-toned, wodalthy firms will offor and sell to retail mers 1ts, articles which they know to be ngemoents on the rights of proprie- tors, and imitations of well known goods, We want to sound a noto of warning to the retailers to boware of such imita- tions aud simulations of “CARTER'S Lit- TLE LIVER PILLS, Whon thoy ave of- fored {0 you, refuse them; you do not want to do wrong, and you don't want to 1y yoursolf blo to a lawsuit. Ben Franklin said “Honesty is the bost polis suo that “Honesty is them manufroturing ey it is justas thebest principle.” DOCTOR SP DR F, L, SEAR Consultin: Sur:eo ate of Rush Melieal Colly (CON S ATION FREE) Ior the treitment o CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND PRIVATE DISEASES Wooure Catarrh, All Diseases of tho Nose, Throat. Cheit, Stomaca, Sowals and Liver, Blood. Skin and Xidnay Diseases, Femnlo Wonkuasses CURED PILES, FISTULA FISSUR raan WIthout the 150 of Kntte: Hgatiirs oF eystic Al Bialidien of 4 privaie of delleats yagurs, of clthier s, posttivoely Cured Catt Addlions, Wit stamp, Free Book and Reelpis, 118 South Dr. Searies & Searies, MSNAAR Noxt Door to o stottioe. for Clrenlara, nSt B bow (ring),will never have oc. casiontouse thistime-honored cry. It is the only bow that cannot be twisted off the case, and is found only en Jas. Boss Filled and other watch cases stamped with this trade mark. @ Ask your jeweler for a pamphlet, or send to the manufacturers, Keystone Watch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA, "SOUTH OMATA. Union Stock Yards Company, South Omaha. Best Cattle Ho and Sheop markot COMMIS3IOY HOUSES. Wood Brothars. Livo Stook Commission Morchunts. £0°1th Omaha—Telephone 1151, JOIN D. DADISMAN, | WALTER E. Woob, { Chicaza Managors Market reports by all and wire cheerfully furnished upon applica Manufaclurers & Johbers Director AWNINGS AND Tl’:‘N’I‘B.r Jmaha Tent-Awniog COMPANY. HORSE COVERS, BAGS & TWINES Import turers of flour l?emi;()n.mll(f Bag HARDWARE., | Wolf Bros & Co., Manufnetarers of Tents, Awnings, etc, 103 and 005, th Strokt, burinp, » twiue. Morse-Coe S 8 alesroom and Oftico -1 Factory \Wo are tho ONLY M Shoos ln the state of Neb, A gono: our now factory BOOTS AND SHOES. hos Company. J07-1100. 1111 Howard & 1119-1121-1123 Howard St. nufasiurers of Boots and fhvigation Is extendad to all to Inspoot Kirkendall, Jones & | Amer, Hand-Sewed COMPANY. wira, sgents Houbigs Haraer streot :cou, COKE. Owana Coal, Coke & LIME CO., hard and soft eval, 8 1. oor. 16tk und Douglus street _ DRy M. E. Smilb Co. Dry goods, notons, fur- 00s. cOPOT oward =is SHOE CO.. boots, shoss and rubber goods, 103 1910 Harney Btro -t {14 CORNICE. | Eagle Cornice Works Mragalvanizo ir e, window ¢ aild akylignts. and 1510 Dodky GOODS. iz Kilpatrick-Koch Dry iarney birests FVBD!ITUEE. (Omaba Upholstering COMPANY. Upholatered furaiture. f102-1104" Nigboias o Wholeasle only. Bevee & Runyan ¥ U»fl‘l‘l}uu COMPANY aad loih Suee Lobeck & Ling, Dealors in hardware aad Corner 10th and Jackson | mechnnics too! Btroots. 104 Douglne Stroet. HATS, ETC. IRON WORKS, W. A L Gibbon & Co | Wholosale | Hats. caps, siraw goods, Ea Iiuaty Sireste Rector & \\'llh'ulmy COMPANY, Omaha Safe and Iror WORKS. Snfes,viults, Jall woo tron Ahiitiors wad ire o . Guw Audreen, ids Jon & Walielicld, Importad Arserican Port iand comont. Miwau ke L aud Quincy white lime | LIQUORS. | Frick & Herbert, Whole 1001 Karnam Bt PAPER. | Carpenter Paper Co Carry a full stock of printingl wrapplog sud writiog papers, curd papers, el 1o grense. olo. —_—m—— PRODUCE C Branch & Co. Produce, o liquor dealors OILS. Standard 0il Co. Helined and lwbricatis, Jas. A. Clark & Co, But coss Bouliey and game, 06 Kiuds, oysters G175, 180h " Birees. —_— frutte of all BTOVE REPAIRS | SBASH, DOORS M. A Disbrow & Ca Manufacturers of sash doors, Bl mouldiugs. Braneh o Lne Uow L3 sag {nd of slove made. LT Dougias ab / TR hers, will por-. ¢