Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 24, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Eolipsed All Low Wheat Reoords in Yesterday's Trading. HEAVY LIQUIDATION ON THE ADVANC Dry Weathor In the Corn Belt Made the Market for thut Cerenl Very Strong In the Face of the Decline In Whoat, CHICAGO, July 23.—Wheat eclipsed all low wheat records today, September touch- ing 527%c. Outside markets at home and abroad were weak, and this, with other bear- ish news, caused the decline, the market closing 1c lower, and but %c from the bot- tom figures. Corn was firm, closing 1%4c higher. Oats closed %c higher, and pro visions finished at a slight decline Wheat opening trades were at %c advance and gradually rallicd from Y%e to %e more, declined 17c, advanced Ygc, changed some and olosed weak. The carly steadiness was attributed some to the action of corn and the decrease on ocean passage of 840,000 bu. At the advance there was heavy liquidation and offerings much larger, due partly against purchases in the interior and to longs selling out. The lower cables, lberal recelpts at winter wheat points and the break at Minneapolos all combined to make the situation weak. Outside markets were all lower, there being a sensational break in the northwest, and this was one of the principal weakening features. The visible supply showed an increase of 617,000 bu., and was one of the weakening features There was a general lack of support to the market and no demand to speak of outside the buying by shorts. The export clear- ances of wheat and flour were light and ag- gregated 203,000 bu., of which 67,000 bu was in flour. Continental markets generally weaker, There was no export business donc here. Dry weather in the corn belt corn market very strong in the face of the decline in wheat. Shorts covered freely and the buying was liberal. The range for Sep tember was 13%c, and the close near the top Outs were unsettled and inclined to weak- ness early on frec offerings, but rallied later on the strength tn corn.. The range for Sep- tember was %c. Provisions were steady early on buying, but weakened with wheat. Compared with Saturday night, Beptember pork (s Tl lower, September lard 2ic lower, and Sep- tember ribs unchanged. The leading futures ranged as follows TArticles Open._ 5236 BN T3t 438 41434 44 S5@304 a3 oy he. made the Pork per bbi July....... Sept.. Lard. 10010, July,. . Pt . Short Ribs-" July.. _Eept. “Cash quot FLOU WHEAT spring. nomingl; No. N 43%: N re as follow o spring, - SIN@ 2 red, BN No. 3y o, oa . 2, 314G311c; No. 2 white, 333435 No. 3 white, iy RYE--No. BARLEY—No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, 81 1o Trrs )—No. 1, $1.191 MOTIY SERD-Pime, 0.0, nominal; nominal; ROVISIONS—Pork, $12.07%@ short rilw shoulders (boxed), megs, Salts sides ; dry short cl W finfshed goods, per ga e following were the receipta ana fer 100 TArtieles: Flour. bblx... Wheat, bu. /.. 70,000 Com. bu.... 2| 17000 Ot bu... 00 Rye. b 5000 Birley, bu... __Tovol 2 On the Produce exc 1004y the buttor mAr- ket way firm; e, Egks, firm; 10@11e. NEW YORK GENERAL shipmonts 11.000 100 00 MARKET. Yesterdny's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Metals, Ete. NEW YORK, July 2.-FLOUR—Receipts, 2,90 bbls.; exports, 11,500 bbls.; sales, 9,000 ket dull and heavy. Southern flour, sales, 200 pkgs. Rye flour, duil. Buckwheal flour, dull and nominal. BUCK WHEAT—Nomina CORN MEAL~—Steady; salcs, 300 bbls.; westorn, $2.66612.80; Brandywine, $2.80 Nominal; state, 55¢; Jersey, 52G5%c, 3Y—Nominal. MALT—Nominal; wi six-rowed, 82085, WHEAT—Tteceipts, 23 bu.; sales, 11,230,000 bu Spot marlket ‘wenk, elosing nominni; in store an ie; afloat, northern, No. 1 hard, Tivered. Options irregular, opening lowe ¢ harvesiing pressure, rallicd partially with corn, but again turning ' weak under active laquida: tlon, closed at the lowest poin BT4¢, closed mber, osed ales, Spot ma Aa%e dell ve and highcr, closing o on hot weather repoits fo the corn b yellow estern, CS@80C; 900 bu.; exports, 102,700 futures,’ 112, s v Ted xports, 11,200 395,000 b, fpot. bu. market white, ern, 4010550 corh, but eased at $e; August, 331.G33%0, clos closed 3 HAY-Duil; as0c. HOPS—Dull; state, Pacific_coast, 10415. HIDES—DUlL; wet lected, . 3 White, lic; track, white west- Option market quict, firmer, With oft and closed Weak; July ‘closed closed 5214c; Sentemie October, 821G 92%c, shipping, 667 60c good to cholce, common to cholce, 7613 salted New domestic fleece, 106 2%c; pulled, 2025, PROVISIONS— plckled Bteam leef, steady. Cut meats, quict; TNGSe, Lard, quiet; westorn wed at $7.2); refined, quiet. Pork, quict. Firm: western dalry, 10610} Wes 135G181%0; western T state dairy, 1@ 18iac, 3-Steady: state, part skims, large, @it @ilhe; small full skims, irm; st frosh, 1 » and Pennsylvania, Ui Ge; LG1050; southy n, cases, $L00 for city (32 N a8 o g Hg. 1 closed hington, in Washingto bulk, $3.50; refined. and ‘Baitimore, § ROBINCQuidt: ~ strained, common to + 2620k, fair to ext Japan, 45 MOLAR oo 0 TIG IRON—Dull} #1061, COPPER-Quict; luke, 9o, LEAD-—-Quict; domestic TIN—Cloked firm; straits, aules New Orleans, ch, open kettle, $19.5)622.5); Amert-an, §2.10. $15.85 n stic, $3.37% bid Inactive. practicaily nom lower sell; some talk of concosslons ne weak; prim Moy off crude, yellaw butter grades, $1ii3ic; choice yel minal: prime yellow, 825658c; yellow, off 2G3c; prime white, 30GAT bid; plate i Ol Market. YORK COFFEE-Options at 20 pointe lower on local selling, pis In Drazil and wesk Havre points lower: wales, 18,750 duly, $L00G15.00: August 1370613 October, $13.2 Decembor, $12.10412 7. Spot coifee, Rio, minal: No. mild. quiet Cordova 5: malow, 500 America Wirehouse del Grom New Yok Saturday, 10,629 Dbaks oday, 14011 bags: United Bik: nilvat United total viwlble for United 73 bags, neninst 45,500 bags last year BANTOS, July 2.-Flat; gxd avera recolpts, 11,00 stack, 9,000 hug t; 0ol uver per 10 kilos, $17.10 during the week,' 61,000 bags United States, bas: stock, JHAMBUNG Steady ; ; males, NEW opened $1040: 2013.25 1 auli about Lags ries New States Stute tes, Beptemebr, 3500 vuse $7.10; Weekly recelpts shipments 15 90,00 bag. . price @1 aia i &, 000 [ ngxe rom m. halt o’ bas o, 00 hags ared for Iyt Kilow .000 (14 Jagny stendy w1 3o age, total silen July 2.-Quiet; N eceipts, nited Btates, none. i #tock, 12300 bag Quiet; ‘exchange, standard 15, §7 exchange, 9%4d; recelpts during (he Lngn; shipmenia to United States, stock, 128,000 bags. OMANA GENERA Te de A Fa per 10 week 1,000 MARKETS, Condition o on Staple n The week opoens with n strong as will o noted from the Nelow, The advance appears to be due to the light recelpts and to the improved condition of the market In eastern citics, The price has been 0 low for a while back that it did not pay the farmers to save thelr cggs for market, anid Ipts hove dropped down o a very low Siturday only 1A coses were e Uier lines of produce there was Aportant ehange yesterdny . 3I-Packing stock, $¢; good 16 1213c: creameiy, 8ol packed ricks, 13618 HGGS—Ter o, 81 LIVE POULTIRY—Ol he ehickens, 12¢; spring ducks ered ducks, Ge; hen turkeys Quotations y Producs. rhet, given R quotations cho'ce country 18%17c; i@se; gob Il veals a e cream, new Cliojee fat and s aquoted 0 large Wiseonsin, full ebrasicn and Towa, full cream. and Toww, part skim: 0. 1, 100; brick, No. 1, 10c; Swiss, midland, $7; lowland. « the price on hiy top grades bring Upland hay, $7.60; $6.50; tye straw Colar'm Light bates sell the Only top prices, PIGEONS-01d VE market s belng ¥ in lieht £ leans lest The gencrnl dy, no im supply and firm. The last vear 18 undersiond t larger than usial ent obtainable of the totul arlous states, Including Canada thing tain, however, that notwithstanding the large area of this country. and the fact that the tie growth is en cournged by o heavy oetive duty, the farm Ing class do not entor upon the industry of cul tivating the hean with uny spirit, and to supply the requirements of our people we are com pelled annually to broad in search of sufll clent stock fo- ment the necessities of the coun try. The Importations e past crop year, or sy from October, 1883, to date, have heen T4 Though this quantity to some woull It may be sald that the fmporta- previous year reached the heavy a deficiency this season 3,000 bags, Un vate has bheen 10 the wur ing_crop tions, the growers to the importance Tuw, the probably nssun n Hungary b of the trade Importation large g fully awal ) (his country 1 stack, dors, cal teade, BT crilted, $30.00Q26.00, Per’ Aoz, 3170, On orders,” 354 0¢ Hand picked navy, i common white per_do: 32 beans, 1. on : orders, A HAGE: 20 per Ib. g KLocK, 1 stock, per d-basket erate, ise. on order: FRUITS. tme in two weeks or mor fornia fruit on the marlct, s a car of cher which had the road for some time, us the poor condition, and not good enough ped out In was a mi plums and_apricots. The apric ndition, hut the fruit wa Denches wWere por, but the poach plims were good. A ear of pears i’ reported O wirive on Tuesday STRA WBERRIES—None. APPLES—Gond stock, per bbl., BLACK RASPRERRIES—None, RED RASPI None. ILACKBERRIES—Per case, $3. California, §1 red ' plums, ach plums, $1. fruit was in to $2.503.00. per at. case, ifornia, $1.2%, lifornia, none fit to ship. TROPICAL FRUITS, NANAS-—Choice stock, $2.0062.50 ch. LN NG Faney: lemons, |0 ine, 460085 lemons, 86, “None"of ‘any_consequence. S None on tho market. 17c: English walnuts, lts, 10c. SR—Pure Juice, per hbl., $5; half bbl., 3 i mreen hides,’ 2ie; No. 2 green No. 1 green sitted hides. Sc: 2i2le; No. 1 green Didew, 250 40 I doi No. 2 green falied hide 25 to 40 Ibs., 2G2i4c; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 1bw,, Ba@6e; No. 2 Vel culf, § to 15 1us., 4@d%ce; No.' 1 dry flint hides, Ge; No. 2 dry fint hides, No. 1 ary salted hides, 4c. Part cured hides per b, less than fully cured. “SHEEP PELTS en salted,” ench, 257 60c; green salted shes (short wooled early skins), cach, 5@15¢; s (short wooled early sking). No. 1, each, 5@10c shearlings (short wooled carly” skins), 'No. ¢ dry fiint Kansas and Nebraska butc 1 pells, per 1b, actual welght, 5@Sc: murrain wool pelis, per Ib nctual welght, 4@de; dry fiint Colorado buicher wool pelts, per 1b., actual weight, 4@ murrain wool pelts, per 1b., actual weight, dGoe. Have feet cut off, ns It {8 useless to pay freliht on them, PALLOW "AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1, 4@ 4es tllow, No. 2 8@3%c; grease, white A A@itie . white B, Si@d%c; wrease, vel- low, 30 “grense, dark, old ' butter, 2@2ie breswax, prime, ghtallow, 1@2c. St. Lo LOUIS, July 23. extin_fancy, $2.35@ chofee, $1.8002.00, WHEAT-On ' buying ran kened on_forelgn news, loss of % 2 red, cash, August, 8¢, September, 04 ned 1w on crop mixed, cash, 39ic; July and August, Comibor, VGGG Dy, Jorics T AU —Heavy early, but higher late with corn; cash and July, 2T%c; August, 20%c; Sep: e asked, 106 ST. FLOUR—Lower; patents, 2.45; fancy, 32.200 up e early, but closing with 8%c; 10c bid, adin east track. for August. . lower; prime to choice timothy, Firm; fancy Elgin creamery, 1c; It LEAD- SPRLTI CORN M WHISKY COTTON g ST PROVISIONS-Firm, quiet. Pork, Lard, prime it meat ibs, $0.5 shoulders, §7.1214; 14 shoits, $8.12 Flour, 8000 Lbls.: wheat, 1,000 bu.; oats, 56,000 bu, Flour, 7,000 bbls, i 'oals, 8,000 bu, to el loose sl ‘shorts, longs, stearn, ders, 3.5 $7.75; 203,000 wheat, 8,000 LAVerpool Murets. RPOOT poor 15 mand demand - moderate; new mixed, California, browing, 20 64 o d. £, extra Indin s, Bacon, i long clea moss, Tong and 15 1bs., 8is. 085 6. short, Lard, Duluth ¢ Markot. July YHEAT cash u and duly, DULU 0. 2 h ED—$1.16, “Inspection o Wheat, 244 cars; r ceipts, 186,600 bu.; shipments, wlieat, 15,700 bu. STOCH AND BONDS, Moving Influence in Atchison Atehison Diselosure. NEW YORK, July 23.—The moving influ- enco of the share speculation today was the disclosure in regard to the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rallroad company, resulting from Expert Little's examination of the com- pany's accounts. According to his state- ments, the income of the company since the last reorganization, in 1889, has been over- stated some $7,000,000 by reascn of the fact that rebates allowed to shippers were not properly charged on the books. It seems that over $2,000,000 of these rebates have been adjusted, leaving something less than $5,000,- 000 siill unsettled and carried as floating debt. While the reba'e system was inaugu- rated by President Manvel, it was continued under President Reinhart, wio has, as ecca- sion permitted, lessened tne amounts by charging them off (o operating expenses. The appointment of receivers necessarily resulted in the bringing to light of the facts, as well as causing a discontinuance of the rebate system. In the Was the London market today both stock and bonds of the company were depressed by the news and the publication in London of the statement of Robert Fleming, repre- sen'ative here of the forelgn security holders, that Little's report showed an earn- ing capacity sufficient to provide for the fixed charges under the proposed plan of reorganization, had not the effect of restor- ing the shaken confidence of the forelgners | 4 e cents in the property, and not alone were (he stock and bonds sold abroad, but both London and the continent cabled selling orders in this market and started the decline here, Atchison stock here has reached such a low point that a serious decline would wipe it out altogether. It did break 7% per cent, the closing price being at a rally of % per cent. The bonds were heavier and lower, the fours selling down 4 per cent to 7 and closing at 71, and the seconds 2% per cent to 20, with a final recovery (o 20%. The effect of the Atchison discovery on the general stock market was disastrous, and there was heavy selling of shares of othier companies, under suspicion of pursuing similar bookkeeping devices. A good des of long stock was brought out and the bears hammered the stocks In turn, which gav evidence of weakness. The course of prices was practically downward, all the forenoon and up to delivery hour, at which time Mis- sourl Pacific had declined 2% per cent, DI tilling 1% per cent, St. Paul and Union Pacific 1% per cent, Northwest, Rock I land, Northen Pacific preferred and Denver & Rlo Grande preferred 1% per cent, Bur- lington & Quincy and United States Leather red 1 per cent, and the rest of the list a smaller fraction. After 2:15 o'clock there was some covering of short contracts and the lower range of values induced purchasers for the long account, which combined to bring ahout a recovery of % to 1% per cent This rally was maintained to the close, ex cept in a few instances, Burlington & Quin §t. Paul, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, Dis tilling and Lead receding % per cent. Sugar was the excaption to the rest of the market and led in the transactions, monopolizing more than onc-half of the entire business Opening % per cent higner, at 103, the stock receded to 1020, rose to 1033, broke to 101%, and then, about 11:30, took a sharp upward turn to 105% on good buying, induced by reports that the tariff bill was likely to fail, leaving the McKinley bill in force. In the final dealings, a reaction of % per cent took place, but the tone of the market at the close was strong. The bond market was weak y and closed rather heavy. The Evening Post says: Today's down- ward movement of prices began with foreign selling of Atchison securities, for which there was unfortunately abundant reason. It has been long suspected that the sceret of the Atchison bubble-blowing of two and three years ago had not yet reached its end. The foliowing were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today Atchison.... ... A4 North Adams BXpress. No. Pi Alton, T. H U. P do pra-. Am. EXpross aAliiniore & O 10, anada Paclfic Canada Southeri. Central Pacific Ches. & Ohio Clileago Alton: (B &Q Clileazo during the (N, Y. & N. Eug. 48| Ontario & W10 1135 |Oregon Tmp..1020 1014 | Orezon Nav. .10 130 i s | Pacing Natl. 744 | P. D. & E 124 “Pllmhurw 85 |Pullman Pa 'nce.. 6 |Reading........... 2% | Richmond Torm .. Cotton Oil Cert i Del. Hudson, D. & I G. prd.. D.&CF. Co T4 Hook Iuiana. Nig St Paul . 1354/ St Paul ofd 1 P. & m.mn... do pr. m.;q, Sugar Refinery... |Tenn. Coul & Iron g Texs Pacific G. Northern pfd. C.&E. L ptd Central . P, & Du R & T, pfd Lake Erie & W o Pfd....... Lake Shore, Lead Trust. Foutuville ) LRy rum-um Ghle W, St L. & P. 1207 " do pfd 33| Welly 433 Western Unlon. &L E.... T, St L. & K. C. i do .. North Am. Co..... * TAsL anse Tao tota 19 234 et pald. of stocks today sharcs, including: Atchison, 4,600 113,800; Burlington, 44005 Chic X Distilling, 19,500; Missou Northern Pacific preferred, 4,20; 4,100; St. Paul, 19,900; Union Pacifle, 2,100; rn Union, 1,800 New York Money Market. NEW YORK, July 2.—MONEY ON CALL- Easy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; closed 1 per cent. FRIME MERCANTILE STERLING EXCHAN business in bankers' bills at $1881@1.88% for demand and at S4STL@ATH for sixty days; Dosted rates, $1.88G4.59; commercial bills, $4.36% @464, SILVER CF GOVERD aull. Closing quotations on bonas were as follows: U 8. Garer. 78| D. & R. G. T8, 1125 U.S. bs coup. [DER G . 7 U.S. 48 reg. Erie 2uds.... L 8. 4 coup. 0.8 24 rog, Pacitic s 0f 03! Ala. Class A. Alu. Claas B.. Alu. Class € irrenclen. .. La. New Con. 4 Mignourt 08....... N.C. Qo ds... 8. C. nonfun: Tenn. new se 5 per cent irmer, with actua r; state bonds, M. K. & TaE S o' 24 4. il Ml D3 100 Tenu. old 6 Va. Centurly do deferred. Atchison Atehison Janada So. Cen. Pac. 1nt t.L.& LM.Gen. 58, LS F. Gon. 6. sty BOSTON. Ju! D tme loans. 2@’ per Atocks, bonds wnd tink KT &S F . | W, E Ain. Sugar. 10114 Wenting| Am. Sy 248 | W. Elt el telommone. .- Honton & Albuuy.. Bokton & Main 0. B, & Q. Fitehbw Gen, Hifrois Steel. Mexican Central.. 06 [Atchison 1 147 |Gen. Elec 7474|Wis. Cent. 1sts, 65 | Atlantie. .. (| Boston & Montana, Butte & Boston Aluniet & Heel Contennial. 43| Franklin, ¢ 0 Qullu')’ i ar: 19 63 80 Quotations. ~The offictal closlns BLodby Wors i DL - SAN FRANCISCO, fons for mining stoc; it & Bolehior, Todie Con.... LUIWCFLos s Chollar i Con. Cal. & V.. Crown Point. Eureka Coin.. . ould & Curr |Union Con.... |Utah Yellow Jueket. New Yori M Quotations. NEW YORK. July 23.—The following ara the €lOBINg NINING QUOLANONS: Chiotor.. .- Pivmouti Crown Point. A0 Con. Cal. & Vi 280 Deadwood 50 Gould & Currs...\ 40 Hale & Noreross., 61 Homestako .......1800 Mexiean Kb Ontario... 75 150 0 45 150 Yellow Tron § Quicksilver do preferred | |puiwer. 20 200 16 Stock Markot. LONDON, July 28.—4 p. m. closing: 107888 1018y uh b B i Panl com. . G0 ¥, Centrai 1008 B0dg Kig BiN ONHOLS, MonuY Consolk, Aeent i Pacil T R Tk, Centrall )\ BARSILVER MONEY 34 per’ The rate of dis: bills in 5 per cent, and for thi 11-106 per cent. Finunelal Notes. J0STON, July 2.—Clearings, ancey, 31,173, 54, IMOIRE. 3233, 204, July 23, Ayres today 'Is 274, YORK, July $3,556 448, July 23.—Three account. PHILADELFHIA, 6514; balances, $1 MEMPHIS, July ling at 81 Clearings, 31,1 NNATI, July 23.-Money, ik . dBe to n market for short ce months' bills s $11,879,058; bal- July 28.—Clearings, $1,747,032; The price of gold at Buenos 23,—Clearings, 356, per cent rentes, 101¢ July oi7. 2.—Clearings, $as p par. C 0, July Sliver bars, Drafts, 630525, slght, 100; Mexican dolin ST. LOUIS, July 2 5 Money quiet New York, par bid ORLEANS, July 23.—Clearings, itk exchange,” commercial, §0c premium; bank, §1.26 per §1,00 premiu CHICAGO, July #3.—Clearings, $13,669,00. New York excharge, S0¢ premium. Bierling exchange, dulli actual, $L.67TK and $L65%. Money rates, Clearings, $3.319,149; bal 547 per cent. per $1,000 . OMARA LIVE ‘S?mcn MARKET Blight Gain Noted in Reoeipts for the First Day of the Week, BEEF STEERS 'STILL VERY SCARCE Not Enough I the Trade re to Test the Temper of tet’ Grades Slow Sale od Five Cents Lower. Supply and MONDAY The week opens with a gain in the re- ceip's of both cattle and hogs, there being in round numbers 900 cattle, 4,900 hogs and 820 sheep, as against 661 cattle, 1,685 hogs, and 606 sheep on Monday of last week. TTLE—~While the reccipts of cattle amounted to about 900 head, fourteen loads were billed direct to the packers and there could not have many over 500 head on sale. Out of this number there were only a few good corn fed beeves, so that no very fair test of the strength of the market was possible. The packers wanted a few cattle, and bought them at an advance of fully 10c and 16¢c, The feeling on the market was decldedly better. The shippers, however, were no' trying to do anything, although castern markets appeared to be more favor- able. The market on butchers' stock did not show any change of importance. There was a good deal of trashy stuff, which Is selling very low and fs slow sale at most any price. There appeared to be a little more inquiry for the better grades. The market on calves was no better, being slow and weak at last week's decline. The market on stockers and feeders was very slow. There were no fresh receipts of any account and the offerings were mostly those in the hands of the regular dealers. The country demand seems to have suddenly disappeared, and the dry weather is gener- ally the cause ascribed. The few cattle that changed hands brought about Saturday's prices. Good to choice cattle of this descrip- tion are generally quoted at about §2.70 to §3, while the commoner grades sell anywhere from $2.50 down. Representative sales: DRESSED BEEF, Av. Pr. .No. Av, Pr. Wi R ) ‘325 200988 390 1080 3 1390 4 July 23. been No. 122) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 i T80 1 8 506 1 1 670 CALVES. 1 200 175 1 17 1 1 BULLS 420 140 rOCKERS s 3 00 00 200 0 3 COLORADO WESTERNS Av. Pr. No. 18 cows... AND FEEDERS. 25z 1 L4 150 2 calyes.... 13 ews & hifs, 820 2 3 18 fecders... HOGS—For a Monday tue receipts of hogs were quite liberal, but the quality was not overly good. T.o liberal receipts, and the prospect of still heavier to come, had the reverse of a stimulating effect upon the mar- ket and buyers started out from the first offering be lower than on Saturday. There was a prelty fair demand, and the market was reasonably active, the bulk of the hogs selling at’ the decline noted. “The later re- ports from eastern markets proving favor- able, the active demand had a strengthening effect upon the market and the close was firmer, the highest prices being paid at the last. Nearly everything sold at $4.70 to $4.75, with a $4.85 top. The most popular price was $475, as against $4.80 on Saturday. The present week opens with the market 10c to 1Gc .ower than it was at the opening of last week. Repre- sentative sales: No. Sh. Sh. X 8 160 5 10 200 16 160 20 200 20 0 50 160 120 120 50 80 Pr. 210 160 108 !'lu\ AND 5.v.vr. 162 160 4 00 SHEEP—One-half of the receip's of sheep today were billed direct to a local packer. For the balance the demand was very light and buyers and sellers were very wide apart in their ideas, so much so that there was no trading. Fair to good natives are quotable at $2.75@3.10; fair to good westerns, $2.26@2.75; common and stock sheep, $1.76@ 25; good to choice lambs, $2.60@3.75. 2.26; CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. 15 Much Competion Was Developed for Cattle on Yesterstay's Markot. CHICAGO, July 2.—There were ahout 11,000 cattle, of which 2000 were credited to Texas. For native cattle the market varied from strong to 16c higher. It was rather slow early, hut soon developed a satisfactory degree of activity, which It maintained to the close. Exporters, cantern buyers_and “(he 8 wore atl Tookink for tock. &ndt re compoti- Hon bf the Kind that inclnas prices upward than his been seen for Mane days. 'In useful shipning grades about all o Ka d overed. und the Sorts are. not Bind.* oxns cattlowere not salable at any vance. Buyers areClsoRing for lberal arrl s Week, and are holding off for a rise Ahrivala ncluded 8- train of thirteen e Afohiana cattle. | They were cholce, and It was Homiit® thes would selt: close fo $1 por 100 1w, Most o tha day's) mupply was brought up. by Roon, and the close wag Arn For a couple of I)‘m‘u in the morning the hog market was ver$ [ [uhsatisfactory 1o sellers. fa ngld back dd seemed hent upon Kettini e Vi helow Satprday's Drices, Some of the early sales were made ut a wmall reduction, and Poked an though there might be a keneral 1t s e gming wore o (e demand Tock all sikns of weak- e ais 1 D, Which at firat : wilimaied at fagy 0l 000, turned P { hood of 34,000, but th market Stronger - nevertholoss, and o time afte 8 o'Clock averaged hout Dettor "(han for aturday. The cloke actiye nd' atrong, The NENE Nogs wer i the Bost morts were quoted at $5.16 heavy sold around § Tha wheep markets wer noteworthy chanie. former were qu. A Eram .25 o 85,60 for Inferior to extra, 10 fhe datter were on & basis of 327504 T wheen. chansed hands at better than &, And from 31 L0 $4.40 ook the bulk of the lambs RE PTS—Cattle, 11,000 head; calves, 300 30000 hend; ' sheep, 7,000 head. Hing Journal repors Eatimated recelpts | for today, & Thirday, 19,128 had: shipments Saturds vor, about 5,000 heads quaiily active " and firm; bost ‘rides i Alon Tunged at $4.900 4 6305485 for Tough Dacking, $.75 $0.9065.50 for heavy Dacking Dika, $1.10604.50. ik, 11,000 hoad irdiy, 3791 100 hig way, 7.00 head in Saturday, none. s100 higher Isk Chalc 00 aturday, 371 Mirket Saturday, Market Kunsas Clty Live Stook Murket. KANSAS CITY, July 2. —CATTLE-Recelpts ,600 head; shipments, 3,00 head; market dul| and steady to 10c lower: Texas steers, 325 beef steers, $3.000M.%5 native cows, 320 stockers nnd feeders, §2.5003.50 HOGE. 3,600 he: ahipments, hen y to st alk of Bles; WAGE0 puckere, 000 6.00; mixed, $4.8064.95; 1ghts, $4.50G4.85; 400614, SHEEP—Receipts, market steady 800 head; shipments, St Louls Live St ST, LOUIS, July 2, héad; shipments, enerally; native heifers, Ipts, 2,300 hend head. 3 B higher; welghts : good light, § and e SHEEP- e head. rough 300 head: shipments, 100 eipts, without change. Market dull & Live Stock Mark July 2 ~IEEVES-Re Ket actly hig " prime, $4.656 mediu common, $,501¢3.80 SHEEP A LAMBS—IReceipts, Market fairly active; sheep, shad e higher: others steady; $1.0043.%; lambs, very comm New Yo YORK head. M steers, good o fair, 135604, NEW 3,700 eipts, to 20,800 head firmer; i sheep, poor to n to cholee, 6100 head. $5.5016,00, Minneapolis Wheat Market. NEAPOLIS, July 23.—Wheat declined most this morning, reacted 4o o weak and unsettled. July, Soptem December, 1 hard, o 1 northern, y 81, Th's mikes only 1¢ e all other fut were 18,02) Foceipts Ipts, Market high: sei No. 2 northern Cline onJuly, but wd on cash wheat, 1 shipments, T points, an ase In the visible supply, weak and ablos were the causes of the decline, With the Targe tedeipts coming and th larke stocks of old wheat on hand, buyers vous about making any new purchasing con ucts In order (0 sustan the marke very rge lines of wheat were offercd for sale, ai- though some fair amounts came on the market and under such offerings the market bioke eas: On the othr | if there had been any demand for large lines much of tie break would have been but buyers were almost completcly out of the market for anything else than for tors, who were buying for a turn of fraction only market war easy in and prices vielded n litle, at #2634 and bak atimated_production w for the day. Shipments we s TR bu. at fMairs a wympathy with, with cr fancy, W 7,800 bt ; 25— FLOUTL $2.00G2.10, i red, 48@48%c; receipts, Pork, 'r.n 4 5630, Bulk m wcon, steady’ 18,2 KY-Good ' demand; PROVISIO! demand. Lard, fajy moderate demand; nhls. at ¥ S sales, 671 trong; fancy 0 creamery, 19 New York Dry oods Market. NEW YORK, July 23 much better than, Wwas promised at of the market. The demind for southern mar- kets hax been quickened by the prospective - Vance In freights, and western huyers sere woll Jucst was for brown cottons, printed fabrics, dress flannels nnd siiks. Woclen Alvery on - orders for - heavy g goods were wholly inactive, 2%¢, with a fair and " odd. usiness has turned out the opening goons Printing business Cotton Market. ORLEANS, dling, 7 shipments, Markets. Active and higher; ATS—Aetive, 2 whit Whice, Ssing thing doing, Tivn; high wine 5,450 bu. white, 36le; new No! 3 whit asis, oits, bu.; 00 bu.; —Wheat, none, 26,650 outs, 86,300 bu.; rye, Kunsus City Markets. KANSAS CITY, July 25— WIHEAT- No. 2 hard, 4ic; No. § hard, 42@idc; H@1ige; No. 3 'red, 3@ He; ted, COI . 2 'mixed, 2 white, OATS( No. 2 whi BUTTER 124 14c. GGS— -14e lower; No. 2 red, @ iic. 4@36c; No. mixed, UGG WRALWEC; dairy, rain. Che visible supply of as compiled by the is us follows: 617,000 NEW YORIK, July grain Saturday, July Yory Produc 00’ tu.; barley, 92 rye, "3 000" i, 000" L. ; increase, Oil Markets. OIL CITY, Pa., July 23.—National Transit cer- tficates opéned “at S highest lowest 834; shipments, 144,120 bbIs.; runs; Pa., July 2. opened at 831 closed Ght, 83%; lowest, 83%; no sule Sugur Varket. NEW YORK, July 2.-SUGAR—Raw, and easier; fair' refining, 2 11-16c; contrifugal, ; sales, none; refined. dull NDON, July 23.--SUGAR—Cane, centrifugal, Java, 13s 34; Muscovado, ing, 11s 9d. wtional Tiansit at 83%; high- aull ] aull; refin- very fair Milwaukeo Whent. UKEE, July A lot of 10000 hu. & wpring’ wheit i siore was toduy” sold o S0c—the lowest figure ever this marke! MILW of N Igin Butter Market. 1., July 2.—BUTTER—Active; sales, )s. at’ I8¢, 8,800 1bs. at 18ie, 2,700 1bs! at 18%c. risco Whent Markot. . FRANCISCO, July 23.—WHEAT- SAN 99c; May, $1.05; new sellers, Decemb Quiet Wool Market. July 23.~WOOL— ———— See the performing llons aft. Courtland beach today. ST. LOUIS, firm at recent advance. and eve. s and Cooler in Eastern Neo- braska Today. WASHINGTON, July 2.—The indications for jesday are: For ebraska—Local rains; cooler in the eastern portions; varia- ble winds, For lowa—Fair, except showers in the northwest portion; warmer in the eastern, cooler in the western portion; winds shift- ing to west. Tor South Dakota—Falr; eastern portion. For Missouri-—-Falr; warmer in ern portion; south winds. For Kansas—Iair; cooler; varlable winds, Local Record. Orrick oF TiE WEATHER BUREAU, OMATIA, ) ha record of temperature and nfailcompared with corvesponding day of past four years: Local Ra cooler in the the south- 1894, 1899, 1802, 1891, 962 31002 863 Maximum temperaturo 672 692 79% 662 Mininiun; temerature Average tomperiture., 822 HU2 002 Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00 Statement showing the coudition of tem- peratureand pracipitation at Omaha for the duy and since March 1, 1504 Normal temperuture S for the di o Murch 1 Uprecivitation. Defielency for the div Deflciency since Mareu Reports from Other Statlons at 8 F 76= 772 52 8.882 .15 luch I 15 inch 210,07 inche s M. BTATIONS. -£vp jo aaT wonedpaig 00 10 00 00 0 00 00 00 North Biati v Partcioudy. cle cler. Clear Cliar ol 00 Pitrt cloudy. 00 Cloudy, 00 ¢ Divenport i Sl salt Lake Oliy.! Rapid Olty Helo 00/ Cloudy. Llsmarck 00| Clear St Vines i D\ Cluar Clieyen 00, Part cloudy Miles City 00| Clear Guiveston 00! Clear .7 IndIcaies trac CEORG of i Local Forceast OMielal Imperial Champagne It is perfectly pure Cook's Extra Dry has a deliclous aroma. and naturally fermented. Lol Two distinct shows at Courtland beach today—the lcopards and lions, : ot Weather Bargains. DURING THESE DOG DAYS we are offering our en- tire stock at RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES, so much so, that it will pay you to PURCHASE NOW any- thing that you may need in the house-furnishing Never were goods SO CHEAP and prices will surely ADVANCE SOON. We have JUST RECEIVED line. P ] are named below: 26 $3.00 @ § Sprin Bedrocm Suits, for...ee....$13.75 Bedsteads, for...... Mattresses, for...... Chalirs, for....... Sideboards, for.... for.. for........$19. $10.00 Bookcases, $35.00 Parlor Suits, $15.00 Couches, for..... $4.00 Center Tables, for. $12.00 Wardrobes, for.. §14.00 Folding Beds, for. $12.50 Baby Carriages, for.. $8.50 Ice Boxes, for $12 $5.00 Gasoline Stoves, for....... 50 Refrigerators v........... SEND 10 CENTS FOR ° %% three carloads of choice Furniture, Carpets and Stoves, which were bought at about 50 PER CENT ON THE DOLLAR, and which we will sell, BEGINNING TOMORROw, at less than manufactursr's cost. For want of space, ONLY A FEW of the many bargains G5 Ingrain Carpet, | $1.00 Brussels §7 | $2.50 $1.50 $1.00 for 32 Car| . BTc ..$3.% .$1.25 6 Portleres, for Lace Curtains, for....... Comforts, for.. : {OFLVINey f -$ 746 for........$ 6.76 «$ 198 Pillows, 40¢ 1250 Cook Stoves, for....... | | | | $15.00 Dinner Scts, Toilet Sets, for.. §1.00 $3.50 $1.00 Lamps, Rockers, for .3.60 $ 288 .$ 3.50 .00 Cheftoniers, 7.50 Extension Tables for . $4.50 Kitchen Safes, for... §10.00 Buffets, $13.60 Hall Racks TERMS—CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS POSTAGE ON BIG FURNITURE CATALOGUE. CLOSE (EVENINGS AT 6:30, EXCEPT SATURDAY. @ 000£8222222020 @EO©SLLELe ENGINEER FORGOT ORDERS Teriific Headetd Collis'on on the Big Four the Result, SWITCH ENGINE CRASHES INTO AN EXPRESS Fireman und Two Tramps Instantly Killed and the Engineer Iujurea So that He Wil Probably Die Without Be- ing Able to Expluin. CINCINNATI, July 23.—There was a head- end colliston on the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chlcago & St. Louls at Griffiths station, fif- teen miles from this city, at 7 o'clock this morning. Three were killed and ten in- jured. The killed are: FRANK TAYLOR, fireman, of Indianapolis. CHARLES SHERMAN. UNKNOWN MAN. The injured are: Engineer Hart, may die. Mr. and Mrs. Morrill of Cincinnati, Chicago & St. department, J. B. Lucas of Aurora, Ind. W. D. Howell, postal clerk. Elwood Hopper, secretary Latonia Jockey club, George Griffith, clerk Board of Cincinnati. K. Jenkins, s bruised. Lynch, the Cleveland, Louis passenger Sducation, mail clerk, Cincinnati, clerk to cCormick, slight bruises ch, colored, cut on he John Price, judge at Latonia race head brujsed. Gratz Hanley ing association, brulsed. Engineer Driver, Piremun Lamprie Brakeman Miller ' were not lurt. went on with their train as usual! The express from Chicago, due here at 7:30, was on time, but the St. Louis ex- press, which runs on five minutes abead of the Chieago incoming train, was an hour late. At Griffiths a light engine was run- ning down to the gravel bank in charge of Engincer Hart. He forgot his orders. Knowing the St. Louis express was late he pulled out and was met by the Chicago ex- press. Hart will die probably, not being able to tell how he made the mistake in orders. His fireman, Frank Taylor of In- dianapolis, was killed outright. Charles Sherman and another tramp who were steal- ing a ride, were also killed. There are ten wounded besides the engineer, none fatally except the englneer. Th postal cars of the Chicago express were damaged. The rest of the train was brought into this city. No passengers seriously injured, The engineer and fireman of the express train saved themselves by jumping. The two tramps killed were stealing their way on the postal cars. There were seven postal clerks at work the cars. Al though the shock wi test_on their cars J. B. Lucas and W owell of Jackson, 0., are the only two ported badly hurt, the others having narrow escapes Howell's wrist was broken. The Injured are being cared for at the hospita in this city. e L A Cure for Chr Diarrhoes 1 had been troubled with chronie rhoea for over a year when I recelved a small botle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used and it gave me great relief, I then procured a 50-cent bottle and took about two-thirds of it, and was cured. I have taken some twice since when I had a loosness come on and it stopped it at once. I hope it will help others as it helped me. I feel ry thankful to Mr. Stearns, the drug for telling m of this remedy and sh glad to have this lett published. 8. Veeks, Melrose, Mass. For sale by drug —~—— Two distinct shows at Courtland beach today—the leopards and lions, oLl L Exploring tho Coust of Long Island. GARDINER'S BAY, L. I, July 23.—The ack ships of the North Atlantic squadron, the crulsers Francieco and New York, bearing the naval militla, anchored here, seven miles from Greenport, this forenoon | A beautiful afterncon, foggy night and a smart easterly blow this morning were the conditions, The divine service was con ducted on the New York at 10:30 a. m joe Chaplata Puillips, In the after- chicf Rac- head secretary Kentucky Lexington, b and They in dlar- San WALL STREET! Operate Saccessfully In Wall Street through our Co-Operative R. K. Stock Syndicite. Dividends pald up to June 15th, 1894, as fole lows: Decamber, 1803, nuar, mu, F«l»mm-y. March, dprit, iy, Juné, thus six months. Pri tion o n Highest references. WEINNANE iirokers, 41 Brondway, WM. LOUDON, Commission Merchaut CRAIN AND PROVISIONS: Private wires to Chicago and New York. Al business orders placed on Chicago Board Trade, Correspondence solicited, Office, room 4, New York Life Dullding Telephone 1308 2214 per cent. Not. making 109 per cent. earned and paid in cetus glVINE detailed informp- matled free on applicatio CO.,Mckyrd Grain ow York noon four boat crews were sent to explore the adjacent coast with a view of familiariz- ing themselves with the surroundings In case of the possibility of future defense. They have provisions for the night and will re- turn in the morning. REFORM DEMOCEA Thomas G. Platt Wants Anti-Tammanyites to Elect a Republican Mayor. NEW YORK, July 2.—In an Interview Thomas G. Platt pronounced against a stralght ticket and in favor of a union of all forces opposed to Tammany rule, though be insists the head of the ticket must be a re- publican Mr. Platt says: "I have never sald that I was in favor of a straight republican ticket this fall, and as a matter of fact, I think all those elcments of our ciuzenship which are opposed to the present government of our city ought to get together and make a_ticket that would be generally satisfactory. I have sald again that the head of any such ticket must be a republican. To that I adhere, We have tried the experiment of electing reform democrats here and it does not work. They invariably come to forget that they were ed to bring about a revolution in the cons duct of municipal affairs, and the idea that sooner or later possesses them Is that they must take care of the national democratic party. They want to be good, but only so far as s consistent with the success of the democratic state and national tickets. Their acts are performed with one eye fixed on Albany and the otlier on Washington, and none at all on the welfare of this city, Re- publicans have had all the expericnce of that sort they want, The demand for a re- publican candidate for mayor, a re publican who thoroughly represents his party, I8 uni- versal among republicans and Is a sine qua non of the combination -~ Letter Which Itself. Mary's Co., Md., June handled Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for the past year. It gives the best of satis- faction to my customers. 1 received an order last week for four bottles of the remedy from a man residing sixtecn miles from my place. Today I recelved a letter from him, stating that it has saved the lives of two mems= bers of his family. An cld gentleman here, who has suffered two years with diarrhoea, was permanently cured by this remedy. He can now do as much work &s any man of his A mention other remarkable Remedy will show for itstelf it tried. B. Love. 26 and 60-cent bottles for sale by drugglsts. An Interesting Speaks for LOVEVILLE, St 15, 1804,—1 have - THE BEALTY MARKE INSTRUMENTS on record July 23, 1894 JA placed WARRANTY DEEDS. Horbach and W 1 Malmsten, art of 1ot 1, block 6, Hoibach's Znd add.§ A Philleo and o ¥ A Hebbord, lot ), block 2, H 0 John Erlckson 30 € H Gulin 10 Chat 13 66, ' Pruyn's subdiy e N Figher and wife Y nw 91-16-11 ... 12,000 and Rosa wo 00 to ¥ A Philleo, Pletce and wifo o Willia Redle, lot 13, block %, Plerce's subdiv Total amount of Lansfers e,