Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Oorn Led the Grain Market a Lively Yesterday. Dance IN THE END WHEAT BECAME BULLISH Cables Were Weak, ¥resh Export I Acted an Depressing Stocks and Bonds. Reccipts wctors— CHICAGO, July 27.—Corn led the market a lively dance today. For M livery there was a bulge of 3%c per b @& net gain of 2c at the close, and Sept closed e higher. The bad effect on th by the scorching heat was the cause advance. 1In the struggle for life c great 2,000,000,000-bu. monster of a corn it drew the little 450,000,000-bu. wheat Into the whirl of its tafl lashings the latter tossing up and down for two like a professional mourner at a variet formance. In the end wheat re ert bearish nature, and, after an %e, closed weak at an advance visions were firm and gain In valucs In wheat there was a fair trade and a more active market, prices 13c to 1% nge. The market opene free selling at 62%c for September of an advance, and sold down from to 1%c, rallied from 1%c to 1%c, bre changed some and closed at 52%c fol tember. The surrounding features rather bearish, but the corn situatio something of a factor and tended the market Cables were weak, re large and fresh exports small, which as depressing factors, as also did th of a liberal Increase in the visible Monday. The bulge in corn rather these influences in a measure, as it agined that the scarcity of food high prices for the same would have a ency to offset wheat. The export cle of wheat and flour were fair and aggro 467,000 bu., of which 188,000 bu. flour. Closing cables were generally W and lower. There was no export bu doing here and nothing Corn was active and heavy and the market tions covering from 1c was an urgent demand country bought freely, the opening very unsettled and prices irregular at ad of 14 made another n higher, with t broad, to 2%c range ance stuffs was Large and iness Small, Which grain ay de u. and ember @ crop of th of th 1 crop, yield and sent hours y per ite of Pro- modest rather covering from a4 with a trifle 1 1%e ke 1¢ r Sep wert n wi to sustain celpts acted e talk supply offset as im- and tend rances egated in weaker 1siness at the seaboard. rading with fluctua- There from shorts, and the being from %c to 1c higher for September and 1%c for May. The market eased off from 3c ralied from Yze to 2%e, worke 10 to lgc and closed at 44% The showers predicted again failed t down 4c for September. 10 %e, from 0 ma- terialize, and newspapers were full of dam- age and drouth reports, some sensational, and created a gr. fety among shorts, day, but hastencd to cover at the ope today. Country buying orders were more numerous, and especially from and Nebraska, where it is supposed by operators that the crop has been perma injured. sharp break, closed firm. Oats were stronger in sympathy wit and on the unfavorable weather in the being but the market most deal of anx- who soild freely yester- ing of much Towa many nently Realizing at the advance caused a rallied and h corn west. The range was lc for September, and the close showed a gain of 7c for that de Provisions were firm during the part of the session on scarce offering the strength in corn, but weakened ne; finish when corn declined. Compared with last night, livery. greater & and ar the ptember pork is 6 higher, September lard 2%c higher and September ribs 23%c higher. Freight rates quotable at from 7c to 1lc for wheat or corn to Port Huron or Buffalo. The leading futures ranged as follows: TArticies. | T High, [ Low. Wheat,No. 2 1y. 5014 July 2 AUg.ceninen r“% Pork per b Juig. ... Sept.. . Lard. l\)nlm o2 80 74 1 G Cash quotations were as followi FLOUR-—-Weak, WHEAT—No. 2 spring, 504 nominal No. § ved Si@iic. CORN-No. 2, 44%ic. OATS—Nominal; No. white, 826@33}: RYE-—No. 2, 40c. BARLEY—No. %, nominal; nominal. FLAX 8D i No. 3 2 white, 34G3sc; No. 3, 46c; 9. 1, $11916@1.24. TIMOTHY ID—Prime, $5.0063.10 PROVISIONS—Pork, w per bl 128714, Lard, per 100 ibs., $6.956.97} Biden (loose). $6.8006.820. Dry salted (boxed), " $6.00G6.12%; short clear sid $6.8716@7.00. WHISKY—Distillers' $1.2 Sh s ( finished goods, pe spring, No. 3 No. 4, it houlde boxed), rogal., iLije f0110WINg Were tho receipts and snipments fcr foday: TArticles Flour, Wbls...oveeene Whieat, bu. Corn. bu. Qata bu 15.000 13000 180,000 116.000 22000/ 000/ ~Oiithe Produca cxehanze tol ket was firm 14@10ige Egis, steady; 116 12e. OMAHA GED dairy, 1 RAL of Tr de Staple and Fancy Produc BUTTER-Packing stock, ¢ A to country, 12G13¢; separator creamery, packed, 176 18¢. EGC doz. LIVE POULTRY spring duc Conditio; 9c. ~01d hens, fe: 10¢; old full-feathered gobblers, G@ée. and small veals are arse and large, 36 4c Wisconsin, full eream, new. 10G11c; Nebraska and’ Iowa, full éream, Nebraska, und _Iowa, part ' skims, 667 burger, No. 1, 10; brick, No. 1, 1, 1@l HAY—Upland hay, $8.50; Jand, $6.50; rye straw. « on hay. Light bales sell grades bring top p PIGEONS—-OId linds, per doz., VEGETADLES. Melons are not quoted qui POTATOES—Good stack, on In_round lots to local trade, MELONS—Good stock, CANTALOUPES- 1" CUCUMRERS—On OLD BEANS—Hand: $210G2.15; co spring ch L—Cholcé fat 10c midland, makes th the best. 0030 Aoz, ¢ per plcked pon - white ONIONS-On_orders, CABBAGE-Good r b, ok, shipping on Good _stock, B 6c Per doz., 40c. FRUITS, BTRAWBERRIES—None. APPLES—Gool per 4-basket § b CELERY * bbl None. IERRIE ne. RRIES-—Po ST PEACHES—California, $1.5 PLUMS-—Native red ' plu er at. ach phums, s.f5 9 N PEARS. APRICO CHERRIE! nfa, $1.25, California, none, TROPICAL FRUITS, BANANAS—Choice stock, $2.00G2.50 per LEMONS—Fancy lemons, 300 size, tancy | 1. ORANC None of any consequence. PINBAPPLES-None on tho market. MISCE! US. ancy: per Ib., 1245@15c. California, 0 ne 2 SYRUP—Gal Almonds, 164 17¢ Brazil FIGS. bbl 1 212 1 Bwlis, $7.50; Only 50 firm as Inuts, [Eceetvts, [Siipnients 4,000 11000 22000 F.000 1000 the buttor mur 2@lde. MARKETS, Quotations on chotee solld tekens, ducks, auoted make, 9g10c: Lim: No. low- prico. top they 0,00, doz. navy, ©§2.23; beans, me- $1.76 orders, crate, 2.50G3.00, ca bunch. $6.00016.50; gy 19 [ 0. 2 green 3o 3 green salted hides No. 1 green hidlow, 25 0 40 lbw.. i No. 2 green walied 2 to 40 I, 2 1 Neal 1bs. N/ § to No. 1 dry No. 2 8¢; No. 1 dry salted hides, 4c W pei I Tean than il cured SHEED" Jreen salted, green ort. wooled Such, ahort sking), No. ') " dry shearlings Wooled enrly’ wkiny 2" each, ;i dr ansas ‘and Nebreska butcher wool ., actual welght, bOSc: murrain wuol el } “wctupl welght, 4@ee; dry fint buigher wool pelts, per Ib., 15 1b. dry it ach Tgite; peits, No. salted hid. calf, § & g hides. Part cured hides (short y flint per [ wlora ht, 84e: murrain wool 4@0c. Have feet froieht on them. TALLOW AND GREASL: ae; tallaw, N 3 1G4 e whte. low, 3c; grease, durk, 2ig | heetwax, prime, 1@ifc; rough pay " A yel 1214 144 % Tallow, No. 1 krease, White gren ter. low, DUN'S ESTIMATE OF CONDITIONS, of the Business is In the Nature of Tnaurance Against Possibility. NEW YORK, July weekly review of trade, which morrow, will say: The heavy ®old, the fall of the treasury reserve and of the price of wheat to the lowest point of record, and the increasing uncertalnty about the tariff have entirely overshadowed other industries, Business delayed for months by two great strikes now crowds the raflronds and swells returns and gives the fmpres- slon of a revival in business, But it is not clear how far there I8 an increase In new trafiic, distinguished from that which has been merely blockaded or deferred, Tn some branches there has heen more activity, but in others less, because events early’ thig week led man¥ to infer that no chunge of tariff would be made. The internal revenue receipts on whisky suddenly dropped more than half, and sales of wool greatly In- crensed. But the uncertainty s not re moved, and much of the business done geeme ' to be in the nature of insurance agninst possibilities. Wheat has found th deeper atill, and has sold making the monthly nverage at New York the lowest ever known. Western receipts have been §74° bushels, agalnst 3,129,265 bushels last vear, in parf because of de- laved shipments, but the movement from the farma has been heavy, while Atlantic exports have heen only 1,511,061 bushel anst 2,057,050 bushels last venr Corn was stronger, with accounts of Ir jury to part of the crop, and the exports are trifiing. Cotton declined a sixteenth to te, though receipts from plantations were small. Official reports count for noth- ing in comparison with enormous visible stocks, Pextile industries have stimulated, according to dealers, by dis- \greements which many suppose may pr yent a change of the tariff, and there has been more buying of ‘common goods, with slightly higher priccs for a few. Notwith- standing the closing of some important mills, the stock of such goods is, on the whole, quite large. In woolens the goods famine which clothiers prepared by them- selves deferring orders is such that im- perative necessities now keep most of the mills at work, and purchases of wools for immediate use are large. But there Is no change for the better as respects orders running into the future, and indeed some concerns have withdrawn spring samples on which very low prices had been fixed, and will make no effort for trade The price of wool has heen greatly swelled by speculation, In the bellef that wool is not likely to decline in any event and will advance sharply if tariff changes fail. Sales for the week were 8,034,100 pounds, a 4600500 pounds last In four weeks of July sales were 22 pounds, against 10,696,500 for the s 3 While scarcity of coke delays resumption of work in many central and western fron mills, the light inquiry for finished products at Chicago and the disappointing demand west of Pittsburg raises doubt whether any material increase can be expected un- til” the tariff question is out of the way The demand for sheets is better at Chicago, and there are numerous orders for stry tural work at Pittsburg, with rather better demand for bars, but nothing like the ex- pected rush For the week failures have been 249 in the United States, against 208 last year. Most fssues ou lowest depths, and below 55 cents, heen perceptibly BRADSTREET ON TRADE. pst Commercianl € rs Iteport Husiness us Very Unsatisfactory. NEW YORK, July 27.—Bradstreet's re view of the state of trade will say to- morrow: Leading influences affecting the course of general trade throughout the United States within a week have not re- sulted in any n. Prolonged drouths and hot winds have damaged corn and other crops in Nebraska, and fears are enter- tained of like losses in IKansas. ‘Without early rains the reduction in the yleld of corni i expected to be considerable. The outlook for the yield in the spring wheat states Is regarded as unfavorable, which reacts upon country merchants and checks demand. Several thousand striking miners in Ohio, Indiana and Alabama refuse to return to work at the rate agreed upon in conference, and this continues to depress business throughout tributary regions. Iron, steel and other industries are hampered throughout the Pittsburg district for lack of coke, which restricts production in the face of ‘a mild demand and keeps the price of spot Iessemer pig and billets about a dollar higher than quotations for future de- very. Continued exports of gold from New York are regarded as an unfavorable in- fluence, and there al more unfavorable reports’ as to mercantile collections. More serious in its disorganizing effects on general business Is the continued delay to tariff legislation, few merchants caring to try to provide for prospective wants in view of the uncertainty. The other side reveals reports of moderate improve- ment In general trade at a larger number of points than last week, improvement in the outlook for the Columbia river canning pick, increased activity In all leading lines at San Francisco, full and regular fruit shipments east from the Pacific coast, an improved demand for iron and steel at Louls, Pittsburg and other centers, and prictically complete restoration of railway freight service throughout the country. Bxports of wheat, United States and Canada, both asts, for six business days ending ' July have increased surpris- ingly, amounting to 3,380,000 bushels. Last week the total was 1,873,000 bushels, and in the weel before 2,377,040 bushels. One year ago in the fourth week of July the exports vere 4,363,000 bushels; two years ago it was 5,000 bushel business failures in the s this week, compared with 212 last week, with 489 in the fourth week f July last year, when the effects of the financial p: were beginning to be felt by the 8 'S community, 'here were 163 in the same weck two' vears ago, and 200 three years ago. Advices from western and northw. cities do not show much improvement as to fecling or demand, Cleveland, Cincin- nati, Louisville, (except for leaf tobacco), Detroit, Omaha, (owing to crop damage), Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneanolis and Du- luth reporting genel trade as charac- d by more than midsummer duline At some points specified there has been a relative gain, due to a restoration of railwa freight vice. This Is pa ticularly true with respect to Chicago and St. Louls, although at the first named there i8 little 'improvement as compared With 1s immediately preceding the railway St. Louis continues its exception- ally favorable report, particularly with ference to manufacturers of shoes, jobbers in hats, hardware, leather, drugs, iron and steel. Kansus City reports a fair mid- summer trade, BRADSTREET'S FI United § ern ANCIAL REVIEW, Weelk Has Been One of Waiting for Action on the Tariff. NEW YORK, July 27.—Bradstreet’s finan- al review tomorrow will say: This was another week of walting for action on the tariff. Irregular and somewl narrow fluctuations in Sugar stock have conse- quently been the only feature Professional operators, it is true, Quiged in short selling of the grangers, only to find that long stock did not come out and that the reported damage to the corn crop had little real effect, The ensuing cover- ing created a little stronger tone in the rallroad list, but, generally the procecdings have heen duller average of warm weather markets, public 18 entirely out of speculation, London is still indisposed to take any while the uncertainty about the business and financlal situation here is permitted to ist. The alleged Atchison disclosures produced an unfavorable impression on the London market, but it is noted that there was very little selling of the stock from that quarter, The unexpectedly heavy gold shipments, amounting to §5,300,600 fq this week, an th reduction of the United States treasury’s gold reserve to below $60,000,000, has had a disagreeable sentl- ment effect, but seemed to produce little tangible change in the tendency of the mar- ket, which inde 18 too narrow to respond readily to anything. The erratic move- ments of Sugar have corresponded with the changing prospects which every day has brought in the position of the tariff and the sugar schedule at Washington Muny speculative interests have taken part in the manipulation of the stock, but while there has bee some liquidation there seems to have been effective support when- ever declded pressure appeared, SI The and part TRADE KE Havo Been Mal Firmness in Iro CLEVELAND, July Review this week savs with which prices have 18 the most encouraging market for fron and causes of this condition endure in the view of many; but the opin- fons differ widely, particularly in regard 10 Bessemer iron and soft steel, as to the size of the reaction, and meantime the most 18 made of all Hope(ul clements. The ditions wre reversed from those exlst- 1o TEW. Pric talned with Great and Steel. he Iron Trade The frmness been maintained fact about the steel. True, the not likely to THE OMAHA |mum,'m;( two monthe before the coal strike the volume of business was fair, all conajdered, but no matter what came up, prices persisted in fall- oday, while prices are well tained, demand is slow, particularly lines of finished materful Reports from eastern markets indicate a greater willingness to pay current es, In finished material eastern mills note a slightly better demand. Some mills in that section are running full and others will have three-fourths of their capacity occupied for the next three months. Then things tonnage Ing. T in all CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS. Business Transac ed by futed Iinnks Last Week. July 27.—The following Dradstreet’s, shows the the principal cities and increase or decrease, as corresponding week last Aggregate the Assc IW YORK, able, compiled total clenrances at the percentage of compared with the ear Ine. |Dec. | | Clearings. | I 19,019,5 Jeiphia uis rancisco Pittsburs Cineinnatl Kanss City Orleans Buftalo Milwaukee Detroit Loutsville Minneng OMAHA Providence Clevelund Houston 8t. Paul Denver . Indianapolis Columbug, O shington uth s Joseph Peoria Memphis Portland, Rocheste New Haven wvannah Springfield, Worcest Portiand, Atlanta t W Wito Des Moines Grand Raplds Seattly Lowell Wilmington, orfolk ... Ore Ma, i Mieh Kn Lexingto Hinghampton Smporfa, Kan.. City, Mich fall River Akron, O Springfleld, *Canton, *Fremont, *Hustings, *Chattanoog SEurgo *Nashvilie *Galveston Salt Lake Helona Seranton Kalamazoo' ...000 Total clusiy United States. _of New York. DOMINION O Montreal Toronto Halifax Hamilton Winnipeg Totals *Not_ included in total. MEW YORK GENERAL MARKE 's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Meta NEW YORK, July 100 bbls.; exports, 31,900 bbls.; market steady and more inquiry for stralghts; low grades slow. Southern flour, steady; sales, 200 pkgs. Rye flour, dull. Buckwheat flour, nominal BUCKWHE CORN MEAL—Ste 121000 plege. ; minal, ly; sales, 300 bbls.; vellow western, 68@80c; TEAT—Recelpts, les, 3, Spot market red, in store and_elevator, x vered; No. 2 red, No. 1 hard, Gc. later of winter of French erop! ptember, asked) 38,100 bu. future duil “and bu.; exports, nd 50,000 bu. almost nominal; ilic; canal, pot. No. 2 afloat, 5114 northérn, & firm wiih pressure movement allfed on_decreased extimates August, 513@5%c, Bo@nbise, closed December, 59301 Receipts, 40,00 bu. market firm, views of sellers; e, 31,800 bu 54,000 Du. _spot. ccked by’ high @ab%e In clevator; e delivered. Option market firm on further report of damuge {0 crops by excessive heat and drouth; May, 465@i%c, closed at 47%c; July, 49%c; Auglist, “S0@Wc, closed at G05e; Sep. tember The, closed at 49 October, 487 at s%e: November, 4S}@isKe, Dec 403@ i8¢, closed at ut o ¢, cldsed b 100 bu.; bu. ot 2 white, e} ate, 8@ 1 No. Obtio m; July, 4o, cle tember, nomingl. “Dull; shipping, bc; good to choice, Dull; Pacitic_const, HIDES—Dull lected, 45 to 5 Ibs, state, 1041 wet salted ibs., 4 A@se; Tuen ary, 2 (; hemlock ‘sole ghts, 1600180, domestic fleece, common to chofce, 7@13c; New Orleans, seldcted 20 to 21 The, to heavy Hght WOOL—Dull; 19625 Beef. quiet. Cut meats, quiet; LatSie, Lard, firmer; westo bid; refined, firm .85, Pork, fairly pulled, PROVISIONS pickled belli steam closed tinent, $7.6 Aetive; 120 large, TASHC; so; full skims, 1e; ern dalry, active; part skims, eady; western ccelp! a8 recelpts, TALLOW—Ensy; clty, try ks, free),” 4 5-16¢, as to quality. P SUM—Wenk: United closed at asked; Washington, in bbls., $6; Washington, butl, $8.60; refined, New' York, $.16; Phi phia and Haltimore ROSIN—F 1 4c (82 per pkg.); coun- 8% in el- , $1.25 PIG Americs copp dier; Scotch, $19.50@22.50; R-Quiet; lake, 012150, LEAD-—Quict; domestic, $3.10 TIN-—Iirmer; straits, $18.50 bid. Kot quiet SPELTER *change, non OTTON SEED OIL—1 i Oft crude, 2@28c; yell cholce yellow, noniin vellow “off g @dic. Plates, $3.a7; mar- Dull; domestic, sales on prime tor ; prime y 2G35c; prime grades, 316 low, B21@ white, ‘36 STOCKS AND BONDS, 1es Was the July 27.~The chiet in speculative circles today was the pass- ing of the dividend on Wheeling & Lake Erle preferred. The shares, which had been very heavy during the week, fell 6% per cent to 321 on the announcement that but only 800 shares were brought out. At the lower range of figures the stock was well sup ported and advanced steadily during the rest of the day, closing at 35, a recovery of 2% ps it Another event of the day was the of the publisher of a small financial news. paper, charged with criminal libel, in hav- ing published an article stating a receiver- ship for the American Distilling company was probable, President Greenhut of the company, who caused the arrest, denies there is any foundation for the report, saying the company has no debts and has fuifilled Its agreements. The report had no influence on the speculation in the stock, which rose % per cent In the early deaiings, subse quently, along with the rest of the market, receding 1 per cent. During the afternoon the dealings in the shares were very light, but the tendency was upward, and the last sale was at a recovery of % per cent and 3% per cent above the closing price of yes- terday The morning advices from Wash- ington being construed favorably to a com promise on the sugar schedule, NEW YORK, event arrest main- | the stock l DAILY BEE ATURDAY, JULY 2], 18M. of the Sugar colwpddy was sold down % per cent, but on:fairly good buying, con- siderable of which wad sald to be on Wash- Ington orders, a quick rally was effected, and the shares moved! up Isteadily until a_gain of 1% per cent had been made to 103% In the later dealtngs ia reaction of % per cent took place, followed by a recovery which at the close reached % per cent, making a gain of % per cent on the day. Reports of damage to the grain crop and consequent that the dividend¢ for the current quarter would be scaled if declared at all caused a rald on St. Paul,Burlington and Rock Island, which, Mowever, resulted only in fractional losses, (except for Burlington, on which the pressure to sell was most pro- nounced. This sfock receded % per cent in the early dealihgg, advanced Y% per cent and then fell off 1% per cent to 73%, clos- ing at the bottom figure. One thousand shares, seller sixty days, were sold at 73l @73, against 744@74 regular, which meant the sellers counted on the passing of the dividend. Prices compared with yes'erday’s cloxing were about evenly divided between declines and advances. The bond market was frregular during the early part of the day, but closed firmer. The Evening Post says business market today's stock checked and discouraged by the of another set of obstructionists at Wash- ington. Sugar stock, the nerve center of legislative speculation, moved very little, and reflected on its peculiar part no essential change from yesterday's situation. The stock market ag a whole pursued its sluggish course en‘irely under the impulse of the smaller Wall street speculators. The foliowing were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today Atchison .. Like every other market was appearance Northorn ¥ No. Pac. pfd...... U.P.D&G Northwestern dg pfd N. Y. Centrai N Y. &N. E Ontario & W Orcgon Imp. (| Oregon Nay 0.8, L. Pacific Mail. P.D.& B Pittsburg Pullmian Palice.. Reading 7 Richniond Term o pfd ? Wiy w. ptd Rock [siand St Paul ... st Paul vfd St P. & O do’ pd Southern Piie. Sugar Refiners 1. Conl & I & Paclic. Xprens. Ao prd... .. Am. EXDross. . Balitmore & Ohio. pacific Souther itral Pacific o8, & ONlo Qhigigo Alton. C.B.& Q.. Colo. Coal & I Cotton Qil Cert. . Del. Hudson, Del. Lick. & W D. & R. G. ptd. D.&C.F. Co.... Eawt Toun.. Erie .. . o vfd | Fort V G. Northie C & B. L pfd Hocking Valloy! 1 Central ... 8t. P, & Duluth K. & T.pfd... Lake Erie & do pfa Lake Sho Eead Trost Lousvill | Wells Fatizo BX I 438 Western Union. Loutsville 7 |W. &L B.... E Ma! pid Memphis & C &SL L Michigan Cent. .. R. G Mo, Pnetfic..... Mobile & Ohfo. Nashville Chat National Cordugo. % do pfd...... H&T. C J. |7 A A& NUML . L. & K. C. o vfd. 10814 193¢ 23 of &W. ) North Am. C The shares, Burlington, 9,400; St. ¥ today we Sugar, 3,700; Distilling, total sales stocks including: American 8,000; Chicago ui, 9,5007 New Yorlk Money Maricet. NEW YORK, July 21 Y ON Ensy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cen at 1 per cent. LIIME A CALL- clised RCANTILI D CHANGE business in bankers' bills demand, and at $4.574@4. . 8158004 ;"n : PER—3@5 por cent. Firm, “with _actual At $4.889@4.880 for for §) duys; posted L 48675, State bonds, 0214, Mutu 01 N.J.Cent. Gen 1001/ No. Pac. 16ts. ... 1248 Nc_Puc. 2nds. 98 | N. W. Consol 1ig| o €, F. Deb. b5, 78R G W 1at 105 St P’ Consols [SLP.C.&P. W58 |SULATM. Gen.os. §. L. &S.F.Gon. 6, Tex. Pac. 1818, nowfund.... . ew et 0. Teny, old 6. Va. Centuries do defe Atchison 48, 501 P, 1ats of 03, are 48.... 104 oston Stock Quotutions. BOSTON. July 27.—-Call lonns. 1162 per cont: tme loans, 2148 per cent. Closing prices for stocks, bouds and AT ESTF Ain. | West End. N0ube | W Bnd brd. Liibe | Wenthgh. Bisoiis .. lec. ped. . Bell Telephone. Eoston & Albany.. Boxton & Maine. do ped.... (s Fiielibure Com $9%s¢|Alchtnon aaooiii 150 | Gen. Bleetrie 55... W34 Wia. Cent. 1ats 107 Atldutic. 70 |Boston & Mo #5%| Butte & Bost: 49 [Calumet & H Mexicun Central.. 6% Centennial. 0ld Colony. RO | Franklin. Oregon Stort Live * 4l |Kearsarse Rubber. 84 ‘()sm‘nln s San Dlego. . 6 |Quiney. Unfon Pacific. 83 | Pamaricic.. London Stock Market. LONDON, July 27.—4 p. m. closing: Consols, mon Consgols, ace’ Erie 1ils. C ulll BAR SILVER MONEY-3 per ceut. The rate of discount in the open n short and three months' bills 1s 3 pe Kunsus City Markets. CITY, July ~WHEAT—1@1%e e No.' 8 hard, v Tejected, 2 mixed, it KANSAS higher; No. mixed, creamery, 14G15c; v fresh, Sc. Wheat, 63,300 bu. 00 bu.; corn, oats, SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 1 bu.; oats, none. New York Dry Goods Marker. NEW YORK, July 27.—The improved demand of yesterdny was well -maintal na minus the ‘wants then supplied the sales were of good proportions. The attention was directed to a large class of stuffs, including bleached cottons, cambric muslins, ginghams, cotton and woolen aress goods, denims, prints and cloth- ing woolens, and for { ¢ muny duplicate Oters were placed. Printing clotha in ‘demand, and more sales at 214c for sixty-four squ Ol Market. ZL=National corn, 1, Transit Towest, hipments, oIL CITY, P certificates open 814 closed at 814 86,479 bbls.: runs, PITTSBURG certificates opene 82; lowest, b1} 27.—National Transit c 4 highest, no sales, Duluth Wheat Murke July L—§HEAT—Higher; July, Sike; No. Beptombor m, cash, No. DULUTH, hard, cash and rojbcted, 48%c; o aTive 1 nor hest.r Textlles. MAN L. .lul 27.—There Bk Lo Sl "Unteas at; concessions. Is an quiet ‘risco WHept Quotatic FRA 18CO, July 21.—-WHEAT- Firmer; Miry, =41.00 SAN Decemb 81, balances, $201 HOSTON, July ances, $1,883,549. NEW YORK, Jy@ ¥.—Clearings, balancos, 33,924,285 PARIS, July Three 870 for the account PHILADBLIPHIA 983; balances, $1,10 MEMPHIS, July selling at §1.00 4,042 CINCINNATI, July New York exchange, 11883 SAN FRA telekraphic, 1 fcan dollars, 61 NEW ORLEAN New York exchange nium; bank, 70 LOUIS, July 27 ao,430. " Money ‘New York July ink hd July 2 ic AT $10,855, 307, per cent rentes, 101f July 21.—Clearings, $9,659, sl 17, Clearings W York exchange cent rings, 46 per 10c. Mex 1800, July shiver e July Clear commercial, premium, learings, dull premium bid The amount of bullion England today ix ¢41.0. Ayres to 21y, Drafts, 625 sight \kH, 764,080 per $1,00 ST, 3,202; bal Ex LONDON, gone inta th The price of CHICAGO), York exchange dull. Actual, 4GS per cent 2t Bu Boating and bathing at Courtland beach, [OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Oattle Receipts the Sua'lest Reported for Any Day Turing the Week, SLIGHT IMPiCV.MENT IN TRADE NOTED Botter Demand for Heof Catt Trade in Butehers' K and Quick Sl at Much Higher, and Steady ogs Plenty Prives FRIDAY, July 27 This was another day of large hog receipts, but the receipts of cattle were the smallest since Monday. The day's receipts footed up about 1,400 cattle, 11,000 hogs and 50 sheep, against 1,332 cattle and 7,338 hogs on Fr of last week. For the five days of this week the recelpts have been 9,400 cattle, 51,250 hogs and 1328 sheep, smpared with tle, 35,856 hogs and 2,668 sheep. This shows a great gain in both cattle and hogs this weck ¥ CATTLE—While the total receipts of cattle were light, there were among the offerings quite a few loads of pretty fair dressed heef steers. The market was a little more active has during the past two or local packers, however, there being outside, The | yester- been The about the only buyers, little demand from the prices paid were a little stronger th day on the most desirable of the offerings A bunch of 1.211-1b. steers brought $4.25, which was the top price of the day. A large proportion of the sales were made at or above $4. The cow market was about grades. The demand for the was fairly active, and the well cleanied up befor were a few sales at $2 to common run of gra: cows $1.25 to $1.7 The fresh receipts of stockers and feeders were very light. Yard trad 1l had some attle, and as there w very little demand for them they did not appear very anxious to add to their supplies and were talking pretty low prices for the fresh receipts The general trade, what there was of it, did not show much’ change as compared with yesterday. Representative sales: were very steady on all most desirable offerings we the close §2.30, but the went at from No. Av. Pr. 10,60 83 00 100020125 gt MIXED. cows, 783 104) L850 1000 060 10 HEIFEI 1 3 6 1 1580 160 1 STOCKERS AND F [ ] » 0 1 1 1 1 1 17 175 175 3 ll()h\—‘l’he hog murko'( was active at the opening at an advance of fully fc, but as the more urgent orders were filled and some of the buyers dropped out the trade weakened. The market closed with the advance lost and slow at the decline. The great bulk of the hogs sold at from $4.85 to $4.90, with a §5 top. Yesterday the hogs sold mostly at from $4.75 to $4.80, and from $4.70 to $4.75 on Friday of last week. Representative ROUGH. [} 50 102 160 4 60 % 8 of na- The to gcod fair to There was a small bunch tive sheep here which soid at $2.75. market was without change. Fair natives are quotable at 1 76@3.10; good westerns, ; common and stock sheep, $1.75 ; good to cholce 40 to 100 1. lambs, Representative sales 51 native New York Live Stock Market NEW YORK, July BEEVES 4,800 head; market slow od cattle steady dthers 10g15c lower; native I, Kood Lo prime, $4.675G4.50; im0 falr, $4.25G14.50; common to ordinary 4,00, SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts market very dull; sheep u shade easfer; Nower; wbout' 6,000 unsold; sheep, Door strictly prime, 32.50G4.25; lambs, ordinary very choice, $3.7560,00. HOGE—Regeipts, 3,934 Inferlor 1o ¢hol Wt P Recelpts, $3.6 6500 head lumbs to market cud stow 8T, head stronk Cows, 3240 248; cows, HOGE- Re hend. Market $5.36 tor chulce Tight, $5.26g5.30. BHEEP—Recelpts, LOUI shipni $1.9072. 20 iy, 3,500 ahipment stiong, 6@loc higher; top pri medium; good mixed medium o 140 head; ahipments, @39 ®) (@ ) ) Www A~ 9999 99990900 oooooo’o‘ooooo [ Hot Weather & Bargains. DLR!NG 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 line. Never were goods SO CHEAP and prices will P~ UNUNY surely ADVANCE SOON. We have JUST RECEIVED 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 manufacturer's B want of space, ONLY A FEW of the many bargains are named below: 25 Bedrocm Suits, for.. $3.00 $3.50 Mattresses, Bedsteads, for.. for... $2.50 Springs, for... B0c Chairs, fOr.....oeevevenssece +v4$.5 .. $19. $15. ok Hd: $4.00 Center Tables, for........$ 1.75 $12. for...eoeees.$ 6, $14.00 Folding Beds, for. 50 Sideboards, for. 00 Bookcases, foT...... $10, $35.00 Parlor Suits, for.. Ccuches, for. Wardrobes, $12.50 Baby Carrlages, for.. $8.50 Ice Boxes, for... $12.50 $5.00 Gasoline Stoves, for.......$ 2.3 Refrigerators, for.. TERMS—CASH OR EASY PAYMEN 10 CENTS FOR POSTAGE (EVENINGS AT 6:30, SEND @ CLOSE ® Market very avout ste natives, T0; lambs, $3.25. au, GO LIVE STOUK. Surplus of Light Stockers Being Forced on the Market. CHICAGO, July 27.—In cattl cluding ans, were nearly e of last week. Com- pared with yesterday the market seemed about unchanged in tone. Well-finished 1,200 to 1,300 Ib. steers were the most active sellers at about ibe higher than yesterday. For heavy grades s descriptions of steers the trade wis steady. Th wag a fuirly firm de- good cholce cow stock at from %3, %ind extraquality heifers as high but for common Kinds of cow stock t tone was slow, light stock heifen ing almost unsalable at ' from $1.50 to and low stock canuers from §1 to §1 Choral arouth s Surptus’ o (b 3 the) 8 little de CHIC In- 00 the receipt than on 5,000 fewer arrivals week, trade ruled State stock and all %00 head, but the de and the desirable offer Up. Shippors were in gresh aupply and took at Ge advance on best light sorts sold up £.90. Most of the from $5.10 to .. Much rough cull $0.60, but nothing below’ §. The late with than on the same day last brisk and about 8¢ high formed o otal of over TR wis again stron ings were rapidly bought need of nearly half the the choiee grades of the week. Fancy ana prime heavy find chotce Jight around Stuie “old at from $4.50 of desirable went trade was fi O about. 3000 less sheep th Friday the market ru Usetul descrintions of sheen Hame s on Monday, the bulk fing' on' o Lasis of from $2.0 o Cextra prime qualitios might b Temain o drag at Jiah ‘maket ‘eontinucs condition, Wit from i e to 81 Towe frics “than' on Manduy's Sxtra prime. qualities from $1 o from $3 to $3.75, and common at cecipts - Cattle, 25,000 hend: I o lnst the th sheey 7 were here Prices were aboul of good o 83 from Ives, 500 head; head, 8000 hend: o i her nc at 85,000 T highe I for rou mixed; 0 ping lots: piks, $1 CATTLE-Estin head; recoipts v “ship- ipts for today, 8,000 10,410 head; shipments vesterday, 4,170 head; market slow ‘and easi SHEBP-Estimated ' receipts for today, 5,000 head; recelpts yesterday, 7,772 head; shipments aly, 1,004 head; market slow; prices stendy Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. ofmeial pts and of Ktock as ghawn by the books of i Yards company for the twe ending at 3 o'clock p. m., rec Asposition hours Head. B 14 1B 1,000 1 51 Cars. Cattle DISPOSITION. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. ¥t i : i 13 621 Ruyers, Omaha G. H. Packing, com) Hammond company Switt_and_company . The Cudahy Packing Co.li.0 John & C & Degen 0. from K. ¢ feeders. Omaha | Shippers and Left over Total Kunsan CIty Live Stook Market. 66e Ingrain $L $7.50 $12.50 Cook $15.00 Dinner Sets, | $1 |53 | $15. 7.50 Extension §4.50 Kitchen $10.00 Bufteis, $13.60 Hall Racks, for. TS | ‘ $4.00 Rockers, cost. For Carpet, for. MOUOUNUAUN 00 Drussels Carpet, for. Portieres, for 50 Lace Curtains, for,. 50 Comforts, for.. 00 Pillows, for. Stoves, for. for.... 00 Toilet Sets, for..........$ 1.98 ceee$ 166 for. . eivvesens..$ 1.85 00 Clefloniers, .$ 7.85 ..3.60 .§ 2.88 ..$ 3.60 veves$16/76 50 Lamps, for....... fori.oieee Tables for ..... Safes, for. for.. ON BIG FURNITURE CATALOGUE. Opernte sacee EXCEPT SATURDAY. 2002022209096 000822282228 WALL STREET! stully In Wil Street through our Co-Operntive R. K. Stock Syndieite. Dividends paid up to June 1oth, 189 six tios bu: T at D N al Sh for 52 20 but & « 4 bu. 11 1l Ok s 1.3 51 1.5 tf i fru Tuly CATTLE-Recelpts, nis, 1,000 head: market sty Ktoors, $L2003.25; boef steers Bt sl cows, $1.16m2.5); stockers and $5.95004.65. native foeders, $2.00G3.60, )GS—Hecelpts, 5,700 Ket steady to 0G5.0245; heavies, $4.65¢ B.05; mixed, $.90@5.02%; Nghts, 34,6550 SHIE head; o hewd b ghier shipments, §00 bulk of kales, pickers, #4950 $L8000.05; piks, | 2,200 head and steady Recelpts shipments, ket slow Ntock In Sight of lye st ay, July Catile Record principal 1 of receipts arkets 1 on 1t Tri i Lit 1oa South Omaha 1" Totals Minnenpolis When MINNEAPOLIS, July today, with an advance of about e, ulthough the full advanee not held until clune Shorts were covering somewhat. freely ini in’ today were' pushed o p.‘ G the hot Borthwest made traders = | Markot. ; Wheat was stendy | | the | fot 1ike Huthe the uneisy increased thelr desire 1o even Ui Reoelpts were Larks hipments. W@HRo higher for futures market cl Wheat on track selling than yesterday, with cadl 1 5 o Ani the fine Private wires to Chicago und inig flour market W ST Wil A net 47 HUTTER ot RYF BAKLE BAC BRAN ¥l LOVER b HAY L WH o sold fruit 310501 taineblea, , a3 fol- ¢ per cent. Net. 109 per cent. earned and pald in Prospectus giving detailed informa~ plun mailed free on application. making months. n of our Highest references. WEINMANE €O, Stcckand Graln Brokers, 41 Browdway, New York WM. LOUDON Commission Merchaut CRAIN AND FROVISIONS: New - York. o Board An of siness ade. orders pleced on Chie Correspondence solicited, (fice, room 4, New York Life Dullding Telephono 130 the same prices were cembor, Bi%e. On’ tracks 1 northern, Gite: No. 2 northern, & stcady, with a production it b for (e twenty-four ipments, 20426 Dhls. Millers asking 32, and $2.00602. as the day July hofore. The clos- September, 613%c; putents, for bakers, St Lou's G LOUIS, July ral Markot FLOUR-—Dull; patent 0G260; extr_ fancy, $2 30, fancy, 32,00 bi chojee, $1LIBGLA0 corn meal, §2.20@ ATANGD by corn, gained e later 1050 %0 on_foreign news. closing With Kain of R 2 red, cash, TXer July, URUNL, 47ac; September, b%e; Decem! todiy, @she i on crop damage news; £ July IRe August; ikl 2" cash bt September, 28%e. Firm, unchanged. T, unehang 2wold it A0ze No_trading. TIES e BT, st track, LAX. 8 ined Firm, August and July, 00! il sacked, 60GH1e, 3 at IMOTHY SEED-$.10 for Cholee tmothy, §11 BAD—Advancing at 83,90, i ER-Nominal at .17, SKY—$1 ROVISIONS=Firm, quiet s, Jobbing, §13.37%. Lard, ice, 3 t meats, ngs s s 70 o $5.00019. August, st st shoul! #7.15. Tibs, me loose whorts, gs, $1.76; Wi t, 222,000 4,000 bu, blls.: wheat 60,000 7,000 bu. bis. : 7,000 oits, {HTAENTR. FlouT, corn, 88,000 bu.; Chicago ¥ HICAGO, July 21.—Porter 1 todny auction five Hartlett pears, 90c o § te’ pe $1.75; Washingt 45 C Jdums, $1.8 802,01 310 n, $1.40; Green Gage Tradshinw, 3120618 @i1.00; Fostor, 6@t Tiuliw, 60680 White 82167 ) Apric eblenu Sirter Br it at auction aches, 87%cdl 1t Quotations, Hros. Co., Chicago, cars of ‘California 1; Clapp's Fave plum,” 0o iinig. toyal Helive, & A i Tu lin, 81,40 1y in prun It very e Earl Froft company sold California fruit uction this morning, realizing prices as fol- i Peurs, Bartlots, $L8G2.05; Clapp's Fa ity Cherries, Itoyil Anne, 709bc; Black publican, T0gs0c. Peaches, Burly Crawford, White, $1.50; Hales, early, $1.0021.2 Plums, Yellow $L60a1. 707 Thanl, $186G1.0 Wishin $16561.70; yal Helive, 3115 Columbin Prones, igedy, 32050825, Ger $1.70; Grows, 3200} | ctarines, 3140 20 orat y de Coverly, $1.65601.80; Muscat, $1.85 $130001. 40, Weather hot. Bixteen cars sold' here todiy ter, §1 Liverpool Murkets IVERPOOL, July 211880 p. n.—WHEAT i, dema v holdirw offer moderitely; L Chlifomin® i 706 4s 84; rod western wint 20048 30 stern spring, 48 1dais bd ORN-—Firm; demand mode new mixed t brewing Wl India_mess, 658 8, Facon, long wnd short clear 1 36y 6, ARLEY-Calif 2% 64026 6d. o lonk T {7085 KoK, TAm NE: rican, finest, new SLOW-— 23 fecelptn of wheat f 40,00, incl ierlcan. The receipts pust threw diys were hot weather continues - nominal 4in 04, the past the fing | 13,000 cental American corn for 4,200 centals. The o day Ride on the steamer at Courtland,