Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 22, 1893, Page 6

—_————— COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Bad Blump at the Oloss Nearly Spoiled Yesterday's Record for Bulls, WHEAT SHOWED CONSIDERABLE STRENGTH This Was the Renult of the Better Foeling In New York and London-—Corn Receivea More than Usual Attention, Cn1cAGo, July 21.-A bad slump at the close nearly spolled today's record for the bulls in grain. The Milwaukeo bank failure was Iargely thecause. Compared with last night wheat 18 down %c and corn %c. Thore was & show of firmness for two weeks In pork and Iard, but actual transactions were not large. After an advance of $1.60 in September pork 1t ended with a net gain of &6c. Lard, after an advance of 87'e, wound up with the mod- est galn of 740 In September, October lard at the close shows no change since yestorday. Ribs are 10¢ higher. Wheat showed neiderable strongth during most of the session, the resultof better feeling ew York and London. Cables reported y markets abroad, while a good cash de d was reported from other markets. . Hot temperatures were noted all over the northwest und there was considerable appre hension felt that the crop might be mater- fally Injurea by reason of it. Shorts were good buyers, und thero was a falr invest- ment demand. While everything was indi- cating astrong market, news came of the fail- ure of the Commerclal bank of Mil kee. The market got very nervous and turned cenk during the last hour in response to & p in stocks. Thero was free lHguidation. The wis & sharp decline in corn, which also helped to weaken wheat. The final figures were about the lowest of the day Corn rcecived more than usual attention. The principal feature was the relatively firmer tone to the near deliveries, cash seiling up atone time to ¢ over September. This would indicate that the s no better shin- ping demand for the ¢ articlo and had W strengthening effect on the more red fu- tures, but the closing out of & lar « line fnercased the hearish sentiment and the mar- ket became w Prices went off rapidly i the last hour. Crop reports camo In fuvorable. Heavy loadings of corn we reported in the country and the early str was rapldly eilminated. arly rs tr well and longs 16t zo with unanimity that was surprising. The market opencd at yesterday's final fg and soon sold up 4 August T strongest. Later the worked for September, beenme: steadicr and At the Close August was steady, while Septeni- BOr wis fron e asic In onts the offerings of Jul hoavy and the prices dropped e opening. Scptemiber wa ady 1o shad firmer, owing to bet iry and there ulso fewor seller The feeling toward fose was stendier and July rallied e, but elosed quict with n loss of 142, August and September closed at from He 1o 4e advance, ine. 1 16,000 hogs at of 20,000, as had he the nianipulators achi were quite from_ tho the yards Instead | \expeeted. That ice o seare the crowid. One or two buying orders for pork put $1.05 on 0 the top price of that wrticle, then there wis 1o further rise until the pri ek to §20. September Turd adyanced rapidly antil it touched #10 then it begin (o run down Rl until it was back (o $10, v price it closed at yesterduy. Kibs were quict rned by lard s for v tomorrow: Sept : MEREPOILK - July 10700 9 T 10 00 Outiiis suon i’ | July. .. Wik epring, S25ic 0. f.0. b, 59U59%C; No. 8 whit ~No. 2, 0. BarrLey—No. 2, nominal; No. 8, no sales; No. 4, 1. 0. b, 360 FLAX E] No. 1, 81,101, TimoTny SEED-—Prinie, #4.16@4.20, Pork--Mess, per bbl, R19.75219.77 lard, per 100 1bs., $9.7744@9.80; short rib eldes doose), #8.025,@8.224; " dry salted shoulders (hoxea), §7.76¢8.00; short clear sides (hoxed), 8.6068,621 "\\l":mu Distiilers' finished goods, per gal., SUGARS— Unchanged; cut loaf, 6ic; granu- lated, 5.52; standurd “A" 5.70. The following were the receipts and ship- ments for todny: TANTICLES, WRCEINTE, Flour, bis..... Wheat, bu Corn, bu.. . Oats, bu. Rye.'bu. .. Barley, bu 3 On the Produce ¢ market wis qulc dairy, 16@18c. Eggs, 1aie 1,000 77,000 4,600 5 chungo todwy the butt crean Yy, 16%@19% weak; strictly fresh, New York Markot NEw Yomk, July 21— FLOUR—Recelpts, 28,- D00 pkgs.: exports, 17,000 bbls., 35,000 sack: sales, 7,000 pgs; market duli) weak; wintor ‘wheat, low grades, $1.50@2.40; winter, falr to ancy, $2.40@8. winter patents, $3.40604.10; finncsotn siraights, #8.80@4.00; Minnesota patonts, 8,0004.25, Conn ' Miar—Qulot, B2.60402.70, RYE- il steady: western, 67@58c, o Mavr—Dull steady; westorn, 503 e WirAT—Recelpts, 631,000 bu.; exports, 161,000 bu.; sales, 975,000 bu. of futures, 10 bu.'spot. Spot misnrket fuirly active; fer, cloxing steady; No. 2 red, In store and elevafor, TIGT15ac; niloat, 714@T130; 1. 708@72iic; ungraded red, 69XQ@T04¢; N northern, 71¢; No. 1 hard, 74¢; No.2'north- 6o, Options steady; yellow western, ern, 704 2 Milwakee, opened fivm ot 4@ % advance, 'closing steady at @ie under” yesterduy; No. 2 red, August, 70%@7itie, closing &t 70%¢; Scptember, 72 11-16¢, ' closing at 78¢; December, 792, BO%e, closing at 7950, CORN—Kecelpts, 60,000 bu. bu.; sales, 326,000 bu, future Epots dull, euster; vitor; ARLGAS weuk and_hyise lowor closing 477%c; Soptember, 4704750, closing 47¢; Docember, 404@4015¢, elosing 464, OATH -~ Rec 60,000 ;- exports, bu.; snles, 270,000 b futures, 37,000 ot Spots dull, steady. Options less ac oasior; Augnst, S05@80% e, closing 00 tember, K@80c, “closig 293¢ O BUYS() closing | 804c. Spot hite, 87¢; No. 2, Chicugo, 8Gici No. 8, Chicngo, 84 No. 8 white, 86c; mixed western, 355@30%¢; whito western, 86 BOX Hav—Moderate demand, steady; shipping, $7.0007.50; good to cholco, $5.0069.50, gAlora Ik state, comingi w cholee, 190 Hives—Quict, weak, Woor—Active, steady; domestle fleace, 27@ 82c, puiled, 262237c; Toxas, 16@20c. ISIONE—Cut meats, ‘quiet, steady; mid- dull, Lurd, quiet, fituer; western ste d at #10.00} sitlos, 50 therces at 810.074 options sules, 'none; July closed ut §10 Boptewber, $10.20. Pork, qulet, steady; new wess, 818,000 18,75. Buires - Moderato demand, stead duiry, 164¢c; western creamery, 17@21¢; western factory, 164@1740; Elghis, 21c, CuEESE Quict, easy; part skims, 10oc, oxports, 81,000 108,000 bu. spot. L@ATie In eled Options were dull, August, 470,047 %0, 200 bu. Ive, ep- over No. 4 wostorn s bull - weak'' rocoipts, 6,000 pkgs; western frosh, 1414301 southwestern, 146G “l we lli!:‘ll, per I‘IIIM" .i.".liliq'l,fl.lul. ALLOW- Firn, quiet;city 82 for pkgs.), bc bid, B1a@b 8-100 wked. A COMONREED O1L—Quiot, steady; crude, 86@ yellow, 42c. PriRoLEcs - Quiet, steady; United, no sales ROSIN- Quiet, steady; straloed, common 10 p’-i‘m $1.00@81.05. cusy at 275@26e, Bag, £ TR H N . open kottle, goos to choice, dull, steady. v ¥ Ruw, dull. ‘nowlnal; falr refining, ; centrifugals, 96 test, 4 8-16¢; rotined, quict, steudy Vi’ [RoN- Quict, stoady; Awerican, $12.76 [ g i ¥ Tinsioady & plutes quiet, steady. 90, today was Dot as flat as yesterdsy and the Coprer—Steady ; lake, #Lo.20, askod New York Lry Goods Market, tone Was more cheerful, as what is dolog was I LEeab-Quict; domestic, .bU, Straits, #1010 bld, $10.20 BrELTER-Steady | domest New YOrk, July 21.--Business in dry goods e rosult of cowp ulsory needs. caus & fAlr volume of teadp avery fow ddys and FIve ARsurAnce that consumpilon of goods is gotng on angt that there 1a o Iarge suppiy in the hands 8¢ dealers. OF copfsd, there {8 no tendency to accuniulate stocks, but the pro duction 18 also apportioned to the etycun “tance o brunt of the duliness Accory - ingly falle upon the mills, Whenever busi- NOSA resune |nl‘ ap nctive seale the market \f ely to be ready to respond |n tone to the d and. Clothing woolens are at the nonient the only thing of steady attention, with a natural Incroasing movonient at this tiue, WOOL MARKET, Reports from Lending Centers Are Generally Quite Uniform. Boerox, July 21— While reports trom lead- {ng wool dealnrs here have been mostly uni- form and generally unfavorable in tone as egards the conditfon of trade, still there are A few who keerm to think they see a rift in the reefs of de sslon and are talking more hopetully 1 s reported for Ohfo wh mills have run out of stock and hav n the markot this week. They found supplies here very short, however, as wool Is coming along very slow, western farmers not being willing tosell at the prices here, Good double extra and above Ohio 18 quoted at 25 here, and a sale of 000 Ibs, wt that price is reported the p week. Offers at under that price have b refused for tho Lest wool. Stralghy is quoted at 24c, with n sale of 10,000 ibs, extra and above at from s to 24c and sales of a few small lots, In Michi n flecces there has been little of consequence, selling quotations being from 20¢ o2 the [ r heing outside for choice, For fine ainc selections there has been good in- guiry and several good sales, but at low prices, Ten thousand pounds of Ohlo <old at 26¢, but 1t s admitted that 2 Is an extre pri and can only be got for very choice wool. ' The bulk of the zood wool on the market could be casily bought at 25¢ and there is some offer- ing at 24¢. Unwashed combing wools we n filr demand. There was one snle of 80,000 1bs., ong uarter blood Kentucky, at from 2245c to 28¢, but these are extreme prices, Other sales have be 20,000 1bs, one-quarter blood at from 1¢ to 20¢; 20,000 1bs. half blood at 20e, and 15,000° 1bs, quarte thr fehths at from 19¢ to 20¢, - Sowme 000 1hs. unwoshed fine delaines sold at There continues n good moyement in territor: wool 103 of the wi 768,000 1bs. of all Kinds. Several e are reported at low prices. In fact it is only n low prico that will nduce manufactur tako hold on scoured bisis: 45¢ is the extreme for fine fine T w and unless & manufacturer 15 in need of a certain lino and must have It he Wil not pay ns hizh a price Recelpts for the week, 22,968 nales and 490 bales foreig E inst 35 5 bul domestic and 3,885 bales forcign for the cor- responding wedk Inst year, T week have been 43,700 1bs., 000 1bs. for the same week of 1892, PHILADELETIA, July 21— Wool dull, nomin- ally unchanged. luco Market, <ot is unchanged Omha Prod ool 1G@18c; chole irto good country nig’ stock, frosh, 14c. EGGS - The track blyers have been pi down their price in the country, which more eees into the commission houses, and receipts are considerably increased, The fecl- inig on the market s weik, & good many eggs goingat11e, though somo are still golng at Ve Povirny—The market on old fowls is steady but the market is full of spring ehickens, which are g slowly at reduced ' prices, kers would only offer 12i5e pr springs. Spring chickens, por doz. 53 best ho Tase; mixed 1b., Ge;' old roc b eys, per b, 8c; ducks, porih, TOMNTORS “There was o » supply of to- matoes on the market and prices were” lower. Southern, per 4-baske erate, 3L.00%1.25; per 1-3-Du. hox, Poraioss’ The local growers are selling po- tatoes on the strect in - small way at low prices, but car lots are not very plenty. Good Stek on orders from (o couniry, 70580 reLEs Choiee red apples are not plont and sell quite readily At ood" prices. Thers Pty of howe grown grecn apples whi ot worth much to ship that are selll town. Choiee red stand apples. southe -8 bu. boy, 75305 green, 50775 Crrey—The ket 18 well suppliod with stock thit is good for this early in- tho se Per dor. ON10 quite p ., 81 1e grown onions are 1 oming 1y on tho ninrket Home grown per Brnies Home grown blackhorries are be- jing quite plenty and the: stock 1s desirn Ituspherries wre in light reeeipt, Black- ries, home grown per 24-qt. ease, §8; black raspherries, per 24-qt. ca: Nuckle- berrics, #3.35, MALL iU iT8 both California « ho said of pears, There ar plenty of peaches, d Texns, ud (he s may There were a few Californin s, Plums, wild goose, “qt. 2,501 Cal 5; Californta pears, per box, 82,505 rs, per box, #2; Texus peaches, 4-husket crate, 31.35; ' California figs, por 20-1b. cuse, §2. MELONS—Tho market 1s almost baro of ruiclons and prices are very firm. There only a few Texas cantaloupes on the mar- et and good shipping stock ‘is hard toget. Watermelons, per crate of 1 doz., $3; loose, per 100, 8205 cantaloupes, per crate of 2 to 8 doz., 2! TROPICAL FRUITS, ORANGES—The supply of oranges on the mar- ket s not large, but suflicient to moet the de- mands of the'trade. The quality of the oranges on the market I8 generally good, es- slally so for this season of the year. The and is very fuir and country “orders es- liboral. Rivorsic iterrancan 75; 75@3.00; Riv- erstdo seedling h MONS—Tho ' steady warm wenthor pro- r demand for lemons and all houses are” doing . good steady business in them.” Messinas, extra fancy,” 36.0000.50; Messinas, per box, choice to fanc. '5.0045.50. BANANAS—The ‘receipts are Light, asmost houses do not care to go into the banana busi- ness very heavily when the weather is such as 1o render the handling of them more or 1 risky. Prices main about steady. | Per bun , small to medi TALLOW, ETC. HiEs—No. 1 green hides, 8¢: No. hides, 2¢; No. 1 green salted hides, 84 green’ salted hides, No. 1 green salted hides, 20 1bs. to 40 1bs,, 8 No. 2 groen salted hides, 26 1bs. 10 40 1bs., 2 N f veal culf, 8 1bs. 015 1bs., © 1ealf, 8 1bs. to 16 1bs., 4¢; No. 1 dry s, 7¢; No. 2 dr. flint hides, 3 NoO. dry salted hides, 8 Part_cured hides per” 1b, less than ully cured, SHEEP PELTS—Groen salted, oach 35070$1,25; green salted shearlings (short wooled early skins), ench 150! ;. dry shearlings (short woolei early skin), 'No. 1, ench bd10¢; dry shearlings short wooled eirly skins), No. 2, cach be; dry flint, Kansas und - Nebraska butcher wool polts, per Ih., actual weight, 102 11c; dry fiint Katsas and Nebraska Mureain woel pelts, per 1, actual weight, 7 10¢ flint Colorado buteher wool poits, | aetn t, %el0c; dry flint Colorado Mur rain wool pelts, per 1b, actual welght, 7@dc; dry pieces and bucks, fetunl welght, bate, TALLOW AND GREASE - Tallow, No. 1, 414@ 4t5¢; tallow, No. 2, 84de white ‘A, 413@be; grease, white i grease, yellow, o; grease, dark, butter, ' 2 rough tallow, @se. Car lots weighed and_doliverod fn Chicago: Dry buffalo, per ton, $16.00@15.00; dry country. bleached, per ton, $10°00218.00; dry country, o Ay, $5.006 10,00, St. Louls Markets, 8. Louts, July 21.—FLovi—In light demand; pricos unchirnge WiEAT Unsottied, closing %@ 8%¢ bolow yes- dny; No. 2 red,cash, 07%c; July, 07'0; 69¢; Septewbir, G2l Dicember, BiiN—Closed pectsi.No. 2 August, 85% S@3e ofton fine crop pros nixed, cash :H'»",n" ;I\lly, B0y 2oc; July, 28c; Septenibor, 217%c. i 5¢ bid. Firm, strong; dairy, 134@17¢. in_ better de- Weuks e PROVISIONS —Stron, mand, ~ Pork, $17 9.374; dry snlt ments, loose 'shoulders, $5; jongs and ribs, #8.20; shorts, 88,6215, boxed lots 16¢ more; bacon, packed shoulders, 95 longs and ribs, $9.70; shorts, $10.25; sugar cured hams, un- changed RECEIFTS - Flour, 8,000 bu. bu.: corn, 65,000 bu. ! oats, 31.000 bu’ SiipMENTS - Flour, 2,000 'bu. wheat, 16,000 bu.; corn, 161,000 b3 onts, 1,000 bu, Liverpool Murkets. July 21 —WHEAT—Quiet; do- mand moderite: holders offer freely. Recelpts whoat, past three days, 120,000 centals, in- clucing 82,000 Americ CoRN=Qulet; -~ denund western, 45 834 per_cental. Recoipts Amorl- can cori for pust three diys, 14,500 contils. BACON - Long clear, 45 1hs), 525 6d per cwt. LARD-Prime western, 498 per cwt, wheat, 125,000 moderate; mixed VIl Marke! O, Ciry, July 21.-National Transit cor- tficates oneed ut 6716 bighest, 57 % lowes 563; closed ut 57 Sles, 7,000 bbis. shipments, 123,855 bbis.; runs, 67,762 bbls. Pirrenvic, July 21.-National Transit cor- uficatos opened at 67; closed at 57 highest, 67%: lowest, 67; sales, 6,000 bbls, Milwauk MiLwaUKes, July 21—Wakar—FEasy; Sep- ber, 683 2 apring, 62¢. CoRN—Qulet; No. 8, 8se. aam-Qulet; No. 2" whie, 83 BARLEY-—560, Rye—boe. slurkets. 0. 8, 204@ Cotton Market. NEw ORLEANS, July 21.—Steady; good mid- aing, 8 8-16c; Iiddfng, 7 11-16¢; Jow mid dling, 7%¢;: Kood ordiuary, 7 1-16c; net and Kross receipts, 1,002 bales; exports Lo the con- | tinent. 6,000 bales 76,000 biles, Futu stond $7.66 _1id; Augus 0@7.011 September, $1.80@7.00; ober, #7,60@7.70; November, HosgaTei December, ¥.8NGT.80; Japuary, 80208 08; Feb 510812, N N fyage gy Februnry, #5,10@8.12 arch! 1,000 bales; stock, Tuly, anles, 20,000 balew Knnsns City Market Kawsas Crry, Julr 21, ~WHEAT ~ fample hard wold t4e higher, but lost advance at the close; No. 2 hard, 53@53%c; No. 2 red, 68@ o8 RN Lower; offerings snrall; No. 2 mixed, 8208 new, 20¢; white, 20¢ BUTTER wrce, firm; creamery, 16@20¢; dalry, 134@1 y_ dull and weal Wheat, 14,400 bu.; and. trade No. 2 mixed, light i strictly fresh corn, 600 by, SHIPMENTS —~Wheat, 17,600 bu.; corn, 1,700 bu American Refrigerator Geef. LONDON, July 21—~ AMERICAN REFRIGERATOR BEEF--Forequurters, 25 6d@2s 8d; hindquar- ters, 4s 8 per 8 Ibs, by the carcass, LIVERPOOL, July 21— AMERICAN REFRIGER- ATOR HEEF- Forequarters, 85 %d; hindguar- ters, 4ditiud porlb. Anierican live cattle, sinking the offal, 5%¢ per 1b Coffee Market. July 21.-Options steady at god to & points up: closed at les, 10,000 New Yong, Jecember, #15.45@ dull, steady; gar Market. HAVANA, July 21— SvaAr—Quiet; holders kept aloof today; nothing done. STOCKS AND BONDS. Business on 'Change Staried with a Rush to Sell General ectrie. NEw York, July 21.—The day opened on the Stock exchange with a rush to sell General Electrie, transactions in which were made simultancously at prices ranging all the way from 491 down to 46. The bears followed this movement with a violent attuck on Anger- fean Sugar and Chicago Gas until these stdcks suffered o marked decline. The general list held up well, but later everything touched lower figures, The depression in Sugar was based on the demoralization in the market for raw sugar. The stock broke 8% per cent 1o 713 and Chicago Gas to 513, The trading of the day was against Lackawanna, which was s0ld down from 1411 to 187 - The bank failures in the west, the scarcity of thne money and the advance in sterling ex- change all operated in favor of those working for lower fizures. Burlington fell off 1% per cont i St. Paul, 23 per cent to b4ty and Western Union % per ¢ ] Late fn the afternoon the market resisted the ralds more sucecssfully and a recovery of 1410 814 per cent occurred, with General Elec- trie, Lackawanna, New England, Sugar, Illin- ois Central, Lake Shore, Manhattan and Rock Island in the lead. Among the specialtie Pullman jamped 43¢ per cent to 1604 and re- ceded to 155 and 159, There was more or le: covering of short contracts during the aft noon and some purchases for the long ae- count. The buving movement was stimulated by the notice given in some eases that stocks tin today in case of failure of 1l ation closed firm in t . wrance of pean s market K s ay fairly bo called a 1se on Wall st Thatsuch is the no doubt whatever and the s will be shipped to Lond amors. 1€ the foreign are to be credited th buying orders originated not alone In London but in the grent eenters of Duteh and German capital. This development In the situation is of pecu- liar interest, for bad as our outlook may just 1w appear the history of the past proves ho- yond auestion that with the restoration of our currency’s good nume Europe will come onee more t0'he & heavy vestor in our securitics, But it cannot be assume theso first bold lases will be followed instantly by aloutside buylng. Especially in London the situatfon is at present so confused that wides d buying of ur stocks is quite huprobable, inucd priess of London money ra to cause it, for this Stond by dny one who scans the flgures of London subscriptions this yoar to new loans and The totul record of the yenr to d £25,000,000, against 202,000,000 for the same period in 1 and £115,000,000 In 1889, This vast de- <o reflects, of course, the ‘existence of a fund of idle money, but it Is idle_only because ivshuns investuent. What s just now of chicf concern on London's market {s the progress in readjusting Indian exchange. Until this has been done and the nervousness cxcited by the uncertainty has passed away therecan hardly bon betterment of affaln o following are the closing_quotations on the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- change today: investor uyers o tomors 1 thern Pac. pfd. L1438 |UP.D. & Haute, 28 |Northwestern! do profd. .. 116 | do prerd Amerlean Express 108 N, Y. Centrail ] Baltimore & Ohto.. 66 |N. Y. & N.E........ Canad 1 ¢ Ontario & Western Canada South dile Oregon Tmp... Central Packic.... 188 |Oregon Nay OB &Q Chleago Gas Consolidated 0.C.C. &St 1 Cotlon OIl C Del. & Hudso Del Lie! 28 | do prefd Dis. & C. F. 14 Rock Tnland. East Tonn st.Paul..... Erie. 5 profd. do prafd o prefd ru P Refinery...© Coul & Iron. | Texas Pactfic Tol. & O. C. pi £ Unfon Pacif « Hock{ng Valloy Tlinots Centra St. Paul & Dulw Kin. & L Lake Shore, Lead Trust A Loutsvilie & Nash. Loutevillo & N. A.. Manhattan con. Memphis & Chi Michigan Central Missour! Pacific Mobtle & Olfo.. Nashviile Chait Nutlonal Cordage do prefd..... N.J. Contral Novw & W. profid. North Anicr. Co. 5314 Western Unlon 181 | Wheeling & L. E 115 do pref'd. 10 |M &St L 00 IDAR.C 1 Eloctric attonal Linaced. . The total snles of stocks teday were 285,200 shares, inc : Atehison, Burling- 5 awannm, 10; Gen” & 'Nashville, New England, Reading, 3,000 eral Electrie, i Missonri 5,000 [ [ Northwestern, 4,4 Kock ‘Tsland, 7,700; 'St.Puul, 85.800; Shgar, 51,000; Western Unlon, 14,100, Sales of silver certificates, 10,000 ounces. New York Money Market. NEw Yok, July 21.—MONEY ON CALL—Was easy At 800 per cont; last loun, 8 per cent; closed offered ut 8 per "cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAVEIC-S@12 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm, with actusl business in bunkors' bills at $4:81%@4.821 for sixty duys and #4539 4,541 for demand, SILvER-Was weak, cortificates sold at 69¢, closing nt 683.c bid_ and 70¢ asked, | GOVERNMENT BoNDS—Sicudy. Btate bonds dull. I'lie closing quotations on bonds: T TT10% SUL & T M. Gon. ba. 7RG U8 du cou D110 ST &S F.Gen M. 102 448 i st Baul Conwoln. . Pacific s of i) . C. & P.1at Louisiana st'pd 46 L. G. Tr. Ro Missourl i Pic. 188’ & R. G. 15t SR G s n. wtusl Union B4 . Int. Cert.. 1ntk 208 Conmola. Db, bs 8.0, Brownw.. Tenn. old 6a Va6, Va. Ex-Mat N. W Va. cons., 20 ranclsco Mining Quotations. FRrANCISCO, July 21.-~The official guotations for wulning sweks today 3 h closing llow! were as or. Ophir Bost & Bele Potosi Hodie Consolidatid Savige Chollar Slerra Nevi Consolid'd Unfon Con. Crown Polnt DN ..coerns Gould & Curry.. Yellow Jacket. Hale & Noreross. | &Vai New York Miniug Quotation NEw YOug, July 21.—The following are the mining quotations: ©on. Cal Deadwoo . Halo & Noreross .., Homestake.......... Mexican e Ontario.... ophir.....! A Plymouth 5 750 Yellow Jackot. 5| Lron Siiver.... 700(Quick Stlver 48| do " pretd St. Louls Minlng Quotations. §7. Louts, July 21,—The wmarket 1o wining THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE Atocks wag was #1.80 1 Rosrox, J time lon quotation Ateh. Top & & 3 p &S F e, diai Beh el Homton & Al 98 () Qa1 T SATURDAY, JULY 22, 18 Al quotation roported The onl, Yintain hid for Granite oo bbbty Noston }\.#n Quotations, July 21 —Cull Joans, 629 par cont; 6 per ¢ nd commission. Closing on toc KeHonds And mining shuros IR Weat Bnd prefd i A | Woestine)h, Eloctrie 20 73 | gopretd 2 Wi Lent | Ateni lgar bany Toston & Malne Boston & M Bur. & \irg. ) ral flcciric.! 111, Steel 0ld Colony. Oregon Shor! Rubber San Dy Union Wi prd Q Wis. Central 18 . Allonez Mining Co Atlantle . {Bowton & Mortana | Butte & Boston Calumet & Heela, Contennial... ...« g Frankiin 85 | Kearsarge ® | Osocoln 19 Quiney 12 | Tamarack t Line Pams, Tuly 21 Financial Notes, Threo per cent rentes, 071 874¢ for the accdunt W Y balan, BALTIMON balances, § PHILADEL 9615 balances, #1,9 LONDON, into the Ba £7,000. MeserIs, ing at NA New York ings, $1,677,¢ KANSAS ( decre responding NEW_On, 200, New count; ban BOSTON, balances, § Exchange on Ne 8 Lout balance: cent. Excl count. CRICAGO, New York exchange 4.86, OMAHA LIVE Trade Condition #1.50. Clen A8e, 46, Money cl RK, July 21.—Clearings, 08, 14,671,004, e, July 21.—Clearings, $2,184,171; 11,672, “Money, 6 per cent. 21,—Clearings, $9,760,- 59, Money, 6 per cent July 21.~Amount of butlion gono nk of England on balance tod 80,040, PHIA, July 21.—New York exchange sell- J| #90,144; Lalances, 1, July 21, hang Money, 6@8 per cent. 60c discount. Clear- rry, July 21.~Clearings, $659, 58 ber cont, compared With' co day last year. GANS, July 21.~Clearings, $2, 147, York excliange, commercial, €1 dis- K, #1 per $1,000 premiun 21.—Clenrings, $14,028,84 1 17. Money, 7 8 10 per cent York, 85¢ to 40¢ discount. July 21.—Clearings, $,045,926; 4,706, “Money quiot, 6@8 por hange on New York, quiet at 2 dis- July 21 exchun firny £12,417,2 Ste 84540 Clearings, ) discount, actual demand, A at7 per ce STOCK MARKETS. Materially Improved Under o Falling Off in Recelpts. It looks as if stockmen when every one attempts on aceount of b times to realize on FripAy, July 21, ad discovered that rd ne their stock at the s: time the realization tails short of the anticipa- tlon by sev big decrease in receipts of all kinds. were less t told, 1,700 eral dollars, been a There han 100 cars of stock here today all fower cattle and 8,200 fower ho The result than were here last Friday, whilo the shortage sofar this week compared with last amounts t0 3,600 cattle, 1 Less than andof this number not o With natives, better ady 500 hogs and 1,500 sheep. 11,000 head of eattle were recelved, er a fourth were continued light receivts and fees from eastern markets the de- wand very naturally fmproved and buyers wer pric all w s for iiling to pay substantially higher cattle to their liking. There was only one bunch of really good eattle here. They were 373 1bs. a 25¢ higher Monday. mixed steers and heifors, avers nd sola readily at £4.60,or fully * than they would havo brought Grass and half fat stock sold nt un- evenly stronger prices at from #3.10 to Most of the westorn grassers were only fit for feeders and not wanted by the dressed men. It d menger sup beef 1d not take longto cléan up the )0y Cow stuff ‘was {n Hmltea supply and was vicked up i Were at fro sequence i Culves were o to fair sto poo here was wand, he tright . Sulos y con- ¥ fow ruled steady, round steady pr o ST 10 82,60 with TG of bove $20r ander 150,V i, but pricos wellime it fro; not nueh roush pwever, was indifferent 10, from #1. It there was in hand is higher still low en pe it No. 20 42000 119 BT 22..... 187, 97 ... B8 587 . 89 e L. 1104 410 72 150 13 ] 4 . 70 4 springe 1 springer 1 springer. 1 cow and 1 cow und 1 cow and No. 8 strs tlg. 1 bull . 15 strs tig. 48 feeders. 2 bulls...1305 1 feeder. 14 cows .. 26 steers. 1 cow. 2 cows 43 cows.. 2 cows. 10 cows. 1 steer 2 steer 1 fecde 1 bull 15 cows 40 Btrs. . 11 feeders. 41 heifers. 83 feeders. tive country freders are quotable”at from £2 falr to wood at froty 75 wion stufl at $2.0062.40. Reprosenta tiv Av. Av. e in the feeder t the direction of firmer prives, cod and although prices ure 10¢ to than the first of the week, they are jough 1o/ be yery attractive to pros- vuyers, Good_to cholce 5 to 8$3.15; and coms os: was any 40 to & DRESSED BEEF. Pr. 2 #3 20 58 25, STEERS AND HEIFERS. 3 460 SHIPPING AND EXPORT. 6 885 COWS. 0 125 18, 2 1460] 0 160 i 5 165 o 0 165 HELFERS. 100 Nty 5 2560 CALVES. 160 2y 220 0 850 40000 150 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 3 225 11 756 5 225 20:..0.5 918 5 245 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, each rr. 83 30 8 60 1060 £40221000 5 980 920 .25 00 124 00 CA7 00 28 00 126 00 2 00 alf ealf’] calf 1 No. 1410 82 85 WYOMIN 180 1 2 00 2 50 2 00 Av. Pr. bulls...1070 1 feeder..1220 16 cows ... 914 26 fecders. 1050 260 2 feeders, 1125 1 65223 calves.. 210 810 44 co [ 135 8 cows. 1385 4 cows. 160 1cow.. 185 1 cow. 10 26 cow 225 1 2 26 250 4 feeds COLORADO. 110 16 cows... 125 1 bull...l 800 175 1 cow....1000 215 86 feeders1062 240 0 calves.. 185 DAKOTA. . 807 165 NEBIRASKA, 2 80 81 feeders, 958 2 85 1180 1167 1049 1040 927 1202 850 T80 BES 850 B9 1270 305 918 11200 1065 567 850 Hoae—There was & big falling off in receipts today and The mi duy and ul still 85¢ to less than s a week hozs. with 1 gool piug buyers con shortage n averago advance of 20¢ in prie trecovered all that wis lost Thur, bout 10¢ more, although prices are 40¢ Tower thin & week ago. With 3,000 hogs on sale, there In recoipts 8o far this qpired with last, of over 18,500 ago reported ' higher, and ddeand. from both local and ship- %, sellers had no trouble in getting 5. i of thelr holdings ut prices ranging from 16¢ to 2 butcher we .40, with #5.66. Two as low us lively fre red before r falr 1o tically n $0 offerings ¢ ugninst #5.80 ono 60, 66 62 [ 6. 69 Bi. 78.. 80....156 1...140 i ihor b Thursday. Gloiee dight und light hogs sold early at 0 prime 182-10 stuff as high o 0 three rough heavy loads went $5.27'3 and $0.30. Business wus ) Start, some of the pens belng the wdddle of the for 00 Lo ofull welights [t wis pri 35 t0 8640 market, the bulk of the anging hauds at thoso f 5 10 30,90 Thursday und week #go, today. Representatiyo sh. 160 8h. Pr. 20085 40 120 5 40 HO 5 40 160 b 40 200 6 40 240 6 40 120 5 40 160 5 40 160 b 40 160 b 40 — 540 250 5 40 160 6 40 120 6 40 240 6 40 120 b 40 120 b 40 120 6 40 120 6 40 40 6 40 160 160 200 120 120 120 196 212 e EE o0 coom th e 2 0o o gpe e ot 22 226 212 R 3 3 PEEEEEEEEEERPEEEEEEE oo P 23 232 9... 152 ABSOLTED, 565 PIGE AND ROUGH. 4 60 Siger—Recelpts were liberal, but not over two or three loads were offered for sale. These 1 Utah wether #3.50 and 8385, The market is 4 shado stronger for desi: and Inferior grad sale ud met with s ready le muttons, but comuion are uot wanted. Keir to good natives, $3.25%4.25; fair to good west- eras, #3.002 00; common wnd stock sheep, | #2.0023.00, good 1o ehoteo 40 to_ 100-1b 1018, 84.00@5.00. Reprosentative sales o Av 180 Utah wothors 106 175 Utah wethers 103 rr 4 #0 8 85 Recoipte and Dispa e of Styoke OMeIal Focaipts aad dlsn nitlon of stk av shown by the buaks of the Unfon Stock Yarde company for the twenty-four hours ending at So'clock p,m, Joly 21, 1893 nECRirT CATTLE Vis, Cars | Head Cars. | He 45 2,000 DISPOSITION TV RIS, CATTLE, | TGS, Omaha Packing G H, Hammond Co ft & Co dahy Packing 0. 1% 8 SRR ieckor & Dogen sant & Carey rry & B, Chicago Live Stock Market CRICAGO, July 21.(Spocial Telegram to Tre BER1-Prices wero pushed up another 106 to today on cuttls aking a gain since Tues- day of 20¢ to 100 Ihs. The receints wero small, 1 classes of - buyers were hunting cattle. Sellers Shad all the bost of it. Natives Sver scarce. Only little ‘more an 2,000 were offered’ a8 many moi than_th dod to 11 the orders, e 1 pleked up. No strictly first- wers recelved and it is POs- how much might AV for such, but cholee around 5, The major went at #1585 to 23 for cows 5 o #4.75 for stecrs, Texns t nsmall wdvance, and for a cluss steers siblo to say been obtained supply Rnd bulls and' ¥3; tle woere also’ salabl asthe fresh areivals were estimated at only 2,600 hezd, Sales were principally at $1.85 to 2 for cows and at $2.50 1o $3 for & The hog market wis str d i of not morc but slightly and heivy lots buyers at prices botter obininable at any time yest heavy sold up "to from 575" to #6.80 and there were sules of cholee ussorted Tight at 26 to #6.10. Shippers and packers both wanted the logs at the higher prices and the 23,000 head on sale were out of estien’s hands before noon, the bulk wo'ng at $5.00 to 70. The quality was not v od, in fact thero has been & gradual deterioration for somo days past. The siieep market opencd in . very lmp condition until Tuesduy, when under Hight re- ceipts and a better den u able reaction. Since fces have ad- vaneed 16¢ to sheep anid 206c to for Iwmbs. The outlonk is ot bright, as sleep ralsers s ned 1o reduce their flocks at any The bulk of tho sheen here the Iast week sold helow # vlargee part at %250 to #8.50. The best of the offe ngs sold around $4.65, Whilo there were siles of Inferior stull as low as #1.25 1o $1.50. Clos- ing guo 25 10 36 for lambs, Cattle, 5,000 head tye, Lightw < ghits made thari 10¢, G aving de- k, but for thore cage by 2 wore caly 000 lie Evening CATTL 3,000 prime b @803 8.25; stocke loas—R¢ 6,000 head cows, #1000 pts, 16,000 head; ship market weak: mixed and heavy and izht, ¥5.700 P —Kecelpts, 5,000 T 1; market strong; westerns, 9.60; lambs, ¥ . shipments, natives, $3. 1, $2.500 Kansas City Live Stoes Markot, Kansas Crry, July 21.—CATres—Rocelpts 2,100 head: shipments, 1,400 head; natiy be hizher: 200390 ws, F140 € steers, £4.00 native 2504350 buty X 23.25104.25; stockers and_fecders, 75: bulls and mixed, $2,0003.00. 10G8—Keceipts, 8,160 head; shipments, 1,150 rket 107, 3 bulk of ho 5; pack- mixed, lights Yorkers, $5.70@ 3 igs, #5.00@ 0 i cows, SHEEP—Roceints K 00 head; shipments, none; murket firm; mixea, # 503 lambs, $4.50. o Stock. NEW Youx, J BervEs—Rocelpts, 2,- ; market” strong; poorest to best na- rs, #8.5075.10; o bunch of Texans at £3.40; dressed beef steady at 64@Sc: ship- ments tomorrow, 441 beeves and 4,900 quar- ters of beef. \ CALYES —Receipts, 300 head: markot at }e higher; venls, 8.5527.95. S EV XD LAMB3I—Receipts, 6,649 head; market dull and lower, except for choice Tambs; sheep, 83.0004.70; lumbs, $4.4006.20; dressed mutton dull wt 755@9¢; dressed lambs stendy at 9wl1ie. Hoas—Receipt nally steady at active 1,747 head; market nomi- L00E6.70), St. Louls Live Stock Market. st. Louts, July 21.—CATTLE—Receints, 2,100 heud; shipments, 1,400 head; market Stéudy for good stecrs; others lower; grass Texas steers, $2.90. Hoas—Receipts, 1.900 1,300 head: warket higher; light, .0065.70; mixed, $5.3005.60; heavy, §5.4015.60. ‘Suekr—Receipts, 1,500 houd; shipments, 1,700 head; markcet stéady; nutive shicep, 33.00 @4.20; lambs, #4.0045.0( Al i BLACKMAILED BY LAWYERS, head; shipments, Towa Saloon Keepers Forced to Submit to the Blooding Process. CEDAR RaPIDS, Ia., July 2I- e lawyers of this city, who have been in the ‘settling” business for the past few vears, have adopted a new plan of rob- bing the saloon keepers, who arc now between the devil and the deep sea. When these lawyers first began their work of bleeding the saloons they would serve an attorney’s origi notico to tha eficct that or or before a certain date there would be on file in the district court a petition praying for an injunction restrain- ing'the defendant from selling or keep- ing intoxicating liquors. The saloon keeper knew that an injunction would be fatal to his business, and very nat- urally felt that the best thing to do was to effect a settlement. This he would do with the lawyer for a money consid- eration of from §10 to $50, ana sometimes $100, the lawyer bleeding his vietim to whatever extent he thought he could stand, though usually it was $20, This would be repeated whenever the lawyers ran short of funds, Inall instances the cases were settled and no papers were filed. This worked all right for a while, but the plan was finally cxposed and the fol- lows lay low, but only for a short time. They next appeared in a new role. They formed a sort of syndicate, and in- stead of laying a speeial levy, hap- hazard, on the saloon keepers, they de- eided to pursue an altogether different tack. One of the lawyers went around to the different saloon keepers and pro- posed that for $15 a month cach, he would guarantee them against prosecu- tion in the justice courts, Somo fell in with the plan, butothers refused to have anything more to do with them, 'i'nvu the test. Warrants were sworn out and some of the saloon keepers were raided as often as twice in a”day. Infor- mation was filed before the grand jury, indictments returned, a number of them being found guilty and fined. he law- yers were making their power felt. The saloon keepers were at their merey, and sixty saloon keepers have consented to employ these “settlers” as their attor- neys. _Just what will be the outcome is hard to say. Within three weeks the prosecutors of the saloons have become their defenders, ——— Piles of people ave bues, but De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure thea. il Kentucky Distillers Fall, FRANKFORT, Ky., Juliv 21.—The signment of Messrs. . H. Taylor, Jr. & Sons, one of the oldest, largest and most extensive whisky distilling firms in the state, was announced yesterday. They are the manufacturers of the celebra “0ld Taylor,” **New Market” and * Taylor” brands of whisky, and besides operating the *Old Taylor” distill- ery at this place, wero largely interested in the J. H, Mec- Brayer distilling company at Mount Sterling, Ky., which it is thought, how ever, is not affected by the failure. The v Ub Bobhy Bur)lfiur ! lsn‘g ™ any Sal Claug! Why Polly Peppert My Mamma uses his Soap,and says irslfic best'ever made;So of cour there isa danta Claus! Dr. SEARLES 7S PHYSICIANS, Consultation Free. You vgccdn'(’l 18 MADE By N.K.Fairbank & Co. (‘hlm‘go. & SEARLES SURGEONS o SPECIALISTS For the Scientific Troatment and Souni, Speedy and Permanent Cure of all classes, forms, phases and degrcos of ““Wecure Catarrh, Stomach, Bowal e OF canstic KOX. posttively eured, Book. A B S and PRIVATE DISEASES , A1l Disonsos of ths Nose, Throat.Chest, +_and Livor. Blood. Skin and Kidney Diionse , Femalo Weaknossos, Lost Manhood CURED. Lf PILES, FISTULA, FISSURE, 1 Anently eural without the nae of knife, 1 maladios of o private or delieato natur Call on or address, With stamp, fo Dr. Searles & Seavies, Manufacturers « Jobbers Directory ~ AWNINGS AND TENTS. HARDWARE, ymatia Tent-Awning | Wolf Bros & Co., COMPANY. MORSE COVERS. 1113 Farnam Streot. BAGS & TWINES | Bemis Omaha Bag | COMPAY tmportaca and \ Manufactarers of Tent Awnings, eto., 08 7008, 10 turers of flour sacks, burinp, 8 twine. "BOOTS AND SHOES Morse-Coe Shoz Company. esroom and Oftice—1107-1103- 1111 Noward St L Fetory —1119-1121-1123 Howard St \We aro tho ONLY Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes te 0f Nebraska. L eral fhvigation 1s 6xtoaded to all to tnspoot SR} Hirkendall, Jones & | Amer, Hand-Sewed SHOE 0., boots, shoas COMPANY. \\'L\;l‘h‘llllfl etvortieee Co, Tk and rubber goods, 1508 110 Harnoy 0.t Rebber Shoe Co, 1102 ney Stroo CORNICE. Eagle Corniee Worlis Mfrs.galvanized ron cor- nice, window caps. me- tallc skylights, ete. 153 and 1510 Dodge Street. COAL, COKE. {nana Coal, Cokie & LIME CO., hard and soft coal, 8. . cor. 16th and Douglas Stroct. . E. Smib& Co. Cry goods, notlons, fur- risbing goods, coraor 11th und Howard sts ' Kilpatrick-Koch Dry ng goods, cor. 11th and arney Sir. Lobeck & Linn, Dealors in hardware and Corner 10th and Jackson | mechaniea” thols. Stroots. T4 hougla Strant. —_— HATS, ETC. IRON WORKS, W. A L. Gibbon & Co Wholesale Tnta. caps, siraw g00ds, glooves, mittons. 1th aud Harney Streots. Rector & \\'illiulmyw COMPANY. WORKS. Snfes vauits. Jall woo | tron shutters aid tire capes. Gus Androon, 14y aud Jackson —_——y LUMBER. John A Walielield, Tmportad, American Po = ] STOVE REPAIRS Umaha Stove kepair WORKS. Stovo repairs ‘and water attachments for any kind of stove mado. 1U: Dougine L. Wholesale liquor dealers 1001 Farnam St Carpenter Paper Co| Standard 0il Co. Carry u fult atock of printingt wrapping and | Retinod and lubricating writing _pupers, card pupers, eic. olls, nxle gre: to. _— PRODUCE COMMISSION, Bcb‘ce & Runyan | FURNITURE COMPANY | Omaba Upholstering MPANY. Upholstered furntture, phghioredsiruatiurs ‘Wholesale ouly. a0d 1ith Stree « members of the firm are . H. Taylor, jr., and his two sons, John and Kenner, all of whom made porsonal assignments. The banks of this city are caught for small sums, but the largest ereditors aro said to be whisky dealers in Chicago, St. Louis, Milwankee and other largoe cities. There is a belief that the liabilities of the firm are not far short of $100,000, with assets about the et Lo T Piles of people have pies, bur De Witt's Witch Hazel Sulve will cure tnem. ROBBED WHILE It Chicago Man Loses o Vallss Containing Over Se Thousand Dollars, CHICAGO, July 21.—Joseph J. Miller of the French & Potter company Wabash avenue and Washington stroct, had a satchel containing cash and secur- ities to the extert of $7,266 stolen from him Wednesday afternoon as hesat in the union depot waiting to take a Chieago, Burlington & Quincy train, Mr. Miller says the panic in Ka City and the flurry in flnancial genernlly inauced him suddenly to de- cide further to protect himself in the matter of some commereial paper which belongs to him personally and was made by persuns—bankers prine pally—living * in Chetops, Labetto county, Kan. 'o this end he hurriedly gathered the securities together, and with some cash and a few articles of wearing apparel chuched them into a satehel at noon and hurried away to the depot, where ho arrived too late for his train, which left at 1:20. Ho decided to wait for a train leaving at 4 p. m., and while sitting in the waiting room fell asleep. When he awoke b found that his satchel with tho $7,2( was gone. The moment he awoke and saw the satehel was gone, he says, he no- ticed that only women were seated near him, and all of them appeared to be en- tively respectable. Mr. Miller says the valuables con- tained in the satchel consisted of $400 in currency, & promissory note for #4,000 signed by a banker of Chetopa, two notes for 81,000 cach, and a fourth note for #8606, For reasons of hisown, Mr. Miller declined to give the name of the make of the notes, e Pile of people have piles, but Dewitt's WitchHazel Salve will cure them. B . Speaker Oriap's Hard Task, WASHINGTON, July 21.—In the gen- eral reorganization of the house commit- tees there will necessarily be a large pumber of changes in the assignments of the several members. There will be about seventy-five men in the fifty-third congross and who nover before scrved in the national legislatu Others, al- though they have had previous experi- once @8 CONgressmen, were not mem- bers of the last house. The heads of several committees have been left at home for one reason or snother, and, a8 Jas. A Clark & Co. o poultry and gaise. 7 5. 13th Street. Branch & Co. Produce, frults of all kiuds, o5stors. SOUTH OMAIIA. Union Stock Yards Company, South ©Gmaha. Best Cattle Mo and Shoop markot in t1o wos, COMMIS3I0Y HOUSES. Wood Brothars, Live Stock Commission Merchunts. Sonth Umaha—Telephone 157, Chicats JOHN D DADISMAN, | WALTER I Woo,' { Managors M g Market reports by mall and wire cheorfully u rished upon application. A Second a Day. | y A second a day vari- ation, in si1x different positions, is what the Watch Inspector of America’s greatest rail road asks of Dueber- Hampden watches, bes fore they tim. What {5 good snough forthi 1ilroad od enongh ‘orany place where time is vés quired 3 Would you 11ke 10 know whicn ®atih 15 mose . Grontost Italirone * 140, Write for ClreuTar A Guestion of Scos.” 1ie Dukuks Warcis Wokks, Canton, O, —— ey is always the case, therois ascramble among the surviving members of the several committ as to who shall suceced their chiefs. Speaker Crisp has, therefore, no easy tusk before him in the preparation of his lst, It is recalled that when Mr. Carlisle en- tored upon his seeond, and lator on his third term, it took him at least threo weeks longer to prepare the committees than # did after his first eloction — The circumstances were such that Mr, Car- lisle entered upon his second term abso lutely unpledged. They are the same now, and Judge Crisp will ascend the speaker’s chair to preside over the Fifty-third congress without having awy promises to keep or any rewards 0 bes stow. He will have twenty-one chair- manships of important committees to distribute among those who nover pros sided over a committee before, i e e Neuralglo headaches promptly cured by Bromo-Seltzer—trial bottle 10 cts / ————— ‘Three Brothers Drowned. ) 111, July 21.—Three shns of Frank Lundgren, aged respectively 15, 20 and 22, were drowned in Green rives heve yesterday by the capsizing of @ boat. —_— Piles of people have piles, but De Witv's ‘Witch Hazel Salve will cure thew. A [Omaha Sate and Iron -2 N