Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 2, 1894, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY * BEE: HPHURSDAY, AUG CONMERCIAL AND FISANCIAL Enllish Crop Reports Fcared Bhorts in Cora Very Much Yesterday, WHEAT BECAME ACTIVE FOR THE DAY Corn Was Unsettled, and v Active and Again Exclted with the Market me of Husiness usually Heavy. Brond CHICAGO, Aug. 1.—Bullish crop seared shorts in corn today and the market went up with a rush, closing 2%c higher. Corn carried the other markets with it, wheat closing %4c higher, oats %ec higher and provisions at an advance for the week Wheat became active for the day, th range being lc. The feeling developed was steady, and the general market was in- clined to follow corn. Local professionals and New York led in the buying, and the northwest sent a good share of the selling orders, while advices from the spring wheat territory were very favorable. Cables were weaker in tone and receipts liberal, both of which were inclined to depress the mar Ket after the opening, but the bulge in corn checked the downward course and values ad vanced. The sha advanc ghortly he the close was due to the strensth in her Shorts covered rather freely, S tember opened e lower at G3Yc e, lost Ge, advanced e and closed rn was active and again excited and unsettled. with the market broad and vol ume of business heavy. Inftial transactions were at from lc to advance. Septem- bor opened at 46%c and gradually sold up from 1%c to 1%c, with an advance of lc for May, eased off from 1%c to 1%e, advanced from 7%c to 134c, changed some, ruled firm and closed with September a 477%c. The ¢country was buying freely again and offer $ngs were meagre at times, which was quite feature. The various state reports were bullish and the government weekly weather bulletin was also of the same tenor, which fncreased the buying orders from the out- #ide, as receivers and commission houses all had orders to purchase at the opening. The weather map showed no general rains. The state report of lowa was very bullish, as also was Nebraska’s, but Missouri, Ilinois and Kansas reported the crop in much bet- ter condition. September was relatively rmer than the rest of the list. the com- aratively light stocks and moderate re- ceipts, together with a good demand for the cash article, making shorts rather nervous. Oats were higher in sympathy with corn The range for September was %c. Provisions were dull but firm on the strength in corn. Compared with last night Beptember pork is 12kc higher, and Sep- tember lard and ribs unchanged. Freights—Corn to Buffalo at %c; charters to Port Huron at %ec. The leading futures ranged as follows Articles. | Open. | High. | Low. | Wheat.No. Augiiss.. Bl Eept 6l Dec..... . [ Com K Avg........| 464 Sept. i1l iy Oeti il May. ... ©ath No. 2. Avg. Fept. il reports ore rn advanced at 537e. 48 a8 4674 4% an 209ty N i ety Pcrk per bbl AU Sevt. Jan.. o Lind. 100754, b 6 6214 0 65 590 1 600 Cash quotations were as follow FLOUR. ady. WHEAT--! 2 _Rominal CORN OATS-No. B No. 3 white, 324 RYE—No. 2, 40! BARLEY—No, pominal. spring, ; No. 8 spring. LA “nominal; No. 3, #c; No. 1, s1.21, me, 5. EED—No. TIMOTHY SEED- PROVISIONS—Mess per bhbl, $12 2.00, Lard, per 100 art ibs sides’ (loose), Dry salted shoulders (Whxed), Short e pides (boxed), $7.001 12 IS Y=Diatilers’ 1,22, SUGARS—Cut loaf, ‘Nnished goods, per gal $5.68; granulated, $1.9 20,000 520000 309.000 367.000 8.000 1,000 .(Jlr:||e Produce oxohanzo tod iy tho battar m ir - ot was fiem: croamery, 14623 dairy. 124 0c. Fegs, fim; 1161 ] NEW YORK GEN Jour, bbls Lieat, bu Coru. bu. O Do RAL MARKET, Festerday's Quotations on Flour, Graln a Provisions, Metals, c. NEW YORK, Aug. 1-FLOUR-—Reccipts, 13,800 Bbls.; exports, ) bbls; sales, G100 pls. Market developed activity during the day, con siderable export orders being placed, also spring Dakers' homo trade good. Soutnern flour, steady, sales, 300 pkgs Rye flour, dull; sales, 330 bbls, Buckwheat flour, nominal; sales, 50 bbls, CORN MIZAL— RY E—Lows o HBUCKWHE 68as0c; 16,500 wpot. WiTEA , g sales, Bot. Marke ud: tore ana elevate BiaI0 delivered; S0 anat: ey B4%e delivered .1 hard, deliy Optionsop with et of rin weat | i the early Fise with o noteh and ‘4@ (3 65,00 bu.; . ) b 3 spot { market ¥ vt very ‘stron acted w August, tember, Optis ot i at midday, wh ltte; el L elos Closed 1he, closed at 9%c. ATS—Recolpts, $,400 16,000 B, spot. ‘“we; No. 3, 0c track, wh Btate. 1G5 stronger, following corn, nat @X0 Up; August, clos e BG8%e, closed at $3%c; November Bike. HOPS-—-Weak; state, common to chol Py coust, D1 shipping, : bu.; 30,000 bu, whi white' but ctive; close S ber good to choice, wet Ibe., Aase; salted New Or 4@ e W, Buenos 4 ary, Yected, 8 to’ 50 B4 1bs. LA’ fet; hemlock sol Nght' o welights, HG1Se. WOOL—Steady; domestic flecce, to 65 1bs, a5 e Bun s Ayres, family, #1000 plekled 5 ) ales, 30 ¢ o7 wales, 160 terces: Septembor Sloned at $7.00; option malcs, nons: refined, atendy Pork, steady: new mess, $14.00G 14,50, s BUTTER—Firm; wextorn western _creamery, 12020 (31 Elgins, 2, CHE Dull; part skims, TALLOW--Eusy, with falf olty (88 per pkg.)i country (pkgs. o quality. ROSIN--Quiet; strained, common to good, $1.2 12.00; extra houlders, 6 b 3S—Harely steady; western s, 4,483 pkie ROLEUM~—Dull; United closed at 87! bila, t6; Washington, i bulk New' York, $5.15; Philadelphia and 15,10, Phle o INTINE-Dull at Qulet; domestic, ARG MOLASSES—~Dull 00d {0 cholce, 25636 PIG_TRON—Steady; Scotch, $19.50G22.50; pan. $11.60012.50. TIN-—Easy; straits, tresh, 13G14c; 3629 g falr 10 extra, 44@6%e Orleans, open Kettle, Ame. I- $18.68 bid; plates, market auiet. SPRLTER—Firmer; domestic, on ‘change, 1 carluad August earloads August lead. $3.65 COTTON SEED OIL-Dull and Inactive; prime crude, crude, 2 butter choice yellow, nominal; yellow off grades. 3 @3 prime yellow, 8¢ .75 led, bld; sales B 2 Minneapolls Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 1—The wheat market was active and higher after an early decline, Blosing about e hlgher than the previous day; $2; December, BI%e. B 1_northern Tecolpis were 83,83 There was Titile from farmers 1o welling Aukust On Yk B, ahiph mivement Flaur w iy ‘at 834D Tor pate Por " thu " tWenty-four" hours: shipmenta, Diie Sto; Reptember, N0, 1 hard, 2 northern, 5c; b new 21,618 OMAHA GENERAL MARKET Condition of Tride and Quotat Staple and Fancy Produce. The egg market has been the most int teatute of the produce trade during the p duys, A already noted the advance has due to the light recotpts and the better outlook at castern points, Th of the ek ing to market at the prsent time Ix 80 and there are so many different grades being 1 on the market (hat it I8 no easy matter to o the market i n way that wil not be ter narket docs fot mich ch remaining in atout th 2o noteh, Wil the sxception of creamery, which Is working up ward, ny resting St few een ultey market wis ly yesterday, but are low and the demand 9w market (8 hooming, and Wil be noted belaw. The advan to a_combinailon of Hght rec a short erop of new hay BUTTER=Packing stock, u; country separator mery, ¢ quot to cholee solid e 01 hens, 5¢: spring chickens. duck id - ful-feathere Cliojee fat and smali veals are quoted arse and Iarge, 3@ Wisconsin, fuil ¢ braska and Towa, full cre and Towa, part 'skims, 6 iurger, No. 1, 10c; brick, No. 1, 10e; 1, 1341 HAY iy ma 9@ Lim No. vam, new Towland Upland hay, $10; midiand. $9; pric Straw, $5. Colr makes th Light bules sell /t t Only top . Old hirds, per do VEGETABLES, great many of the canta have to this market this ye n of jittle vudue, There ar some little fems ariving. in growers of watel from the railrond strikes by to reach the western markets i clons 1 Tway yards, o cost of frelght at points It has Leen a bad First, the late freeze de t+ by Killing out t crop had gond pros Arouth cut it short into the market later the cire otherwis made more ni of the net 1oss to nelons suffored renson of and be tting in than the dlready year for entl and than The Browts than_expenses western markers \Imost until the caused would hase would nyway, busines TORS—Good MELONS—Good stock, ¢rate NTALOUPES—Nevida o the stock, on re, Toc. Jems, per per _doz $2.25; beatis, On_orders, Hand-picked common me. si. nuvy, white OLD aium, 1.9, ONIONS-—-On orders, CABBAGE—Good shipping TOMATOES—Good stoc 54 per 15-bu. box, CLLERY—Fer doz., FRULTS. At_the auction sale yesterday afternosn a car of Californka_pears and plums was disposed of. Prices were not materially changed. The other cars expected did not arrive in time. Although 1t is a little early frult men ars encing to talk about the gripe crop. Last n kood many eastern grapes found their west, and the trade h 1o to be quite important feature In the fruit busin K there indication of on heavic s ever Known in the Chautiu (New York) grape belt ports from Dunkirk are while la the yield was much larger than that of ceding r, conservative estimates place present yeason's erop fully one-fifth gre that of last year. The grape union Is e that the prices will be a little better than last year, as new markets are con<tant'y boing opene i ap for s seasc odu Miny of the | Aividual shippers secured better prices lasc ve than did those who sold their product through the union, but the expense of shipping was< greater, and on the whole the members of the n came out of the deal in better shape thas e who depended upon thele own resources. STRAWBERRIES APPLES—Good stock. per bbl., $3. BLACK RASPHERRIES—None. SPBERRIES—None, KUBRRIES—Per case, 12 S—California, §14071.50. PLUMS—Native red ' plums, fornia_peach plums, §i —$1.75. ne. ARS—Dartlett's, $2 ' ‘aliforn’a, none. ~Californii, none, TROPICAL FRUITS. Choice sto ancy BEANS. $2.10G2.15; 2¢ per Ib. stock, on orders, per 4-basket crate. 25. A CHERRIE! LEMON fancy lemon G MISCELLANEOUS, i Ge; dark honey, 10@12c. Ty iaYie; English wainuts, 109 11 nits, 10c. per bbi., $6; half bbl., $3.2 1 green hiaes, 2e: No. 2 green 1 green sitied hides, 3e; No. 2a2%c; No. 1 green saited . he; No. 2 green salted hides, 25 No.' 1 veal calf, 8 to 15 s, 5 alf, 8 to 15 1bs., 4@ike; i No. 2 dry flint hide ¢ No. 1 dry salted hides, 4c. Part cured hid: r Ib. Jess than fully cured, PELTS—Green salted, each, 23i60c; Ited shearlings (short wooled early skins), 5@lic; dry shearlings (short wooled early No. 1, each, b@ildc; dry shearlings (short wooled carly’ skins), No. 2, each, Se: dry fiint Kunsas and Nebraskn butcher wool pelts, per actual weight, 5@Sc; murrain wool pelts, per weight, 4dige: dry fint Colorado pelts, per Ib., actual weight. 4% ¢ol pelts, por Ib., actual welght, cut off, as it i% useless to pay Tallow, No. 1, 4@ white A, rease, old " hu 20 tallow, 1562, sking), tallow gredse low, " 8¢; ) b prime, white dark 1@ 2hecs rough CORN CROWD EXCITED, in the Market for that Cereal Attricts Attention. Aug. 1.—There was a big boom market on the Produce exchange today, which impartcd ftself to the other grain rkets and caused a strong closing all around. The corn ring was transferred at times into a howling crowd of operators with a_hubhub which rivalled the dealings in wheat. Corn had been advanced on diy weather news for some days, but Iate yesterday was weakened considerably by weather predictions of rains through the corn belt last night. They failed to muterlalize and as a result the market today was ulir “lireworks' affair and closed from ) 20 above last night, with a change of ‘about 2c during the day. No hope is given of any rain and crop dispitchis are Erowing worse every day. Alre price of corn s within 1%e of the price of wheat. A month ago it look as I s year's crop ‘would be @ phenomenally arge one. Big Boom NEW in the corn YORK 1t Quotations. CHIC 1.—Porter Chica Iiy at auction fornia frult, Tartlett pears, $1.00G0165; one worth- Tess condition, wrord praches, 900011 30; umb; 5, $L5GL6); Washinglon plums, Y0cas1.1n: gk, $1.1001 omedy, $150; High' land, $1.05; Bradshaw, $L3@1L70; Purple Duand SLEMGL60; German pruncs, $1 T $1.4502.00; Hungarian, Erapes, $L70; Muscats, $1.10; 2 Porter Bros. comy “alifornin fruit company, Cnlls $1.80 ntainebleau, New York, tion prunes, company sold Calife at_auction this morning, realizing prices Pears, Dartletts, $1.4501.70 $1.25:" Clapps Favorite ford, $1.26@1.30; . Mury's Cholce, 3110 ams, Washington, ' $1.1161 lumbin, $1.70; Jefterson, § @15, Prunes, ' Tragedy French, $1.50; 31,30, sontainebleau, $1.20: Lady DeCoverly, 1 Malaxn, Muscat and Black Hamburg, in order, 10@Se. Nectarines, $1.45; Red, $1 Twenty-seven loads ~ California fruit here taday, STOCHK 1 Beauty, ¢ Tohn i $1.40. 1 i1, 65 « Burbin 1836 2,05, Bilve 20-1b. crutes: S AND BONDS, Another Dull Day Marked the Speculative Dentings Yesterduy. NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—This was another Qull day on the Stock exchange, and the general trend of speculation was in the di- rection of lower figures. The chlef op erators in the market were the bears, and the conditions favored them. The seewing irreconcilable differences belween the enato and house on the tariff bill, giving promise of an extended session of congress and (L by keeping the financial and commercial community in a state of uncertainty, cannot be regarded as an inducement to stocks for a rise. The condition of the corn crop s not such, according to the most favorable advices, us to lead to the opinion that the granger roads will be tested severely as to their carrylng capacity to bring it to market. Gold shipments are still being made, and the treasury gold reserve is declin- ing with & steadiness which is looked upon with disfavor, to say the least, by the finan- clers of the country and the financial officers of the government. But with all these un- favorable elements the stock market gives o evidence of inherent weakuess. Particu- lar stocks give way under influences affect- ing them alone, and under the manipulation of cliques groups of stock depreclate in value, only to recover when the manufac- | moved in tured pressure to sell is removed. But no general liquidation Is in progress, there is no apparent desire on the part of “the hold- ers of stocks to sacrifice them in the fear that the bottom is about to drop out of the market. On the contrary, while lower values have been established, the declines have been largely manipulated, and it has re- quired heavy short sales to bring out a small_amount of long stock. It Is a fact that many of the leading shares are now heavily oversold, and in some of them the short Interest is unylelding, For the past few days Sugar and the granger stocks have been the only ones in which there has been ny active trading, and as a rule they have opposite dircctions, Sugar going the grangers were moving up This stock broke 1% per cent closed within % per cent of point touched. The grangers were weak on a selling movement which was directed from Chicago and principally agafnst Burlington & Quincy. This stock broke 1% per cent to 715 and closed within % per cent of the lowest point touched. Rock Island was also offered down, receding 114 per cent to 631, and recovering % per cent. Northwestern lost % per cent, clos- ing at the lowest Paul was held well until the attack, giving way only % per cent and regaining % per cent. The trans- actions were large in Sugar, which in the opening dealings declined 1 per cent, but quickly recovered and on good buying ad- vanced 1% per cent to 1043, closing % per cont from the highest. Oregon Improve- ment declined 1 per cent. 1In the rest of the shares traded in the movement was merely fractional. The market, which was rregular throughout the day, closed fairly steady at a partial recovery from the bot tom figures. The bond market was heavy during the day and closed weak. The Evening Post sa The speculative situation—for the warkets are nothing at the moment but a mirrior of professional movements—may be summed up as follows A strong and ageressive clique of operators has gone to work breaking down stocks and advancing corn. In stocks they cannot count on selling from investors, but on the other hand they do not fear investment buying With sentiment in its present shape a sud- den breaking of the senate deadlock would cheek thelr venture instantly, but they tuke this chance, and have not yet misreckone The foliowing were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: Atelitson down while and vice versa. to 71%, and the lowest A3 Northorn Pacine Adams EX No. Pac. pfd.. Alton, T, H... o U P D& G do pfd orthwestern Am. Exp ig| do prd 1timor Y. Central... nada Pactfic 03 [N. Y. & N. Ei anada Soutl 4814[Ontario & W Central Paciiic 105¢|Oregon. Imp. ow, & ON1O z0 Alton Pittaburg Pullman P Gig Reading. o Richmond T 20 K G WDl 185 Rock Isiana B St Paul | Paul bfd |SLP. & Omana A0 prd....... 904 Southiern Ba 90ig Sugar Refinery.. Tenn. Coal & Iro: |Texas Pactiic. IT. & 0. C 1%(Unlon Pac 8 U.'S. Express.. ki e W. St L. & P. : ... Wellu Fario BX.. Consolidated Gis C.C.C.&SL L ... Colo. Coal & Tron Cotton OI1 Cert. Del. Hudson. donfd . 1T Fort Wayne. G. Northern' pfd C & Hocking Va 16 1. Central ....... 80 St 22 Lake Store Lead Trust, Loufsville & N7 Loulaville & N. A E.... Manhattan Con. do ptd ..l Memphis & C. M & St L fehigan Cent D &R G 0. Pacific i obile & Ohi Nushville Chat National Cordie. do pfd...... N. J. Centrai.. N &W. ptd North Am. Co... The sha 1ngtd Facific, 0 1004 TV A A & No ML 1xig|T. SC. L. & K. 934 do pfd. of stocks today N Suga were 10 21,50 500; " Missouri . Paul, 13,400, total eales including: 19,000 Chicago 2,900; Rock Island, New York Money Market. 3W YORK, Aug. 1.—MONEY ON CALL-— s at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; closed, T cent. IME MERCANTILE PAPER-34 STERLING EXCHAD SHight with actual business in bankers' bills at $i @4.55% for demand, and $§.87 % for sixty days, rates, Commercial bill SILY GOV Aull; railrond bonds, weak. Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: U 8. GBreR........ D. & R.G. 78, 112% U. 8. 68 coup.... &R G. 48 71 U8, 48 reg.. oo 11 8. 48 coup. U.S, 28 rox Pacitic s of "0 Ala. Clasa A.. | Sy Ala. Class 1. M. K. &1 1ot 48 Al Clasy G100 10" 2d48........ encles. ... Mutual Unfon s New Con. d8.. 04 Cent. Gen. b per cent. Quiet; 'state bonds, o ¢ t. P, C. 58 |SUL.&1N.Gen.os. %S, LUK S F. G 708 Tex, P: Atehigon 208 | 40 2B....\00uicn Canadn 105 | U, P. 18t of ‘907 Cen. Pac. 15ts '93. 1 est Shore 4 Boston Stock Quotationi. BOSTON. Aug. 1.--Call loans, 111 por cent: Ume loank, @3 per cent. Closing prices for atocks, bonds and mialig s old 68.. Va. Centuries.. do deferred.. Atehison 4s. . Am. Sugar pfd. Buy State Gas.... Bell Telephone. ... 147| Atchison Boston & Albany. | Atehigo: Boston & Matne... 146 |Wis. Ce o .. 717/ Alloy bie| Atlantie. . o6 5% Doston & Moutana, 41| Butte & Boston Sun Franoisco Mi SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. quotitions for MIniNg BOSEY L0 LAy Wers a3 Tows Al Beleher, .. Bost & Dolcher. ). 126 Bodie Con.. 120 Bulwer.. 10 Chollar: ... 7 Con. Cal. & Crown Poln Gould & Cu Hale & Nore Quotations. ‘The oflelal closine fol- Mexio: Mono. Ophir:... Potosi. . PE} B8 205 50 35 75 70 5 50 New York Min tations. NEW YORK. Aug. 1.—The following ara the ©closing MININE QUOLItIoNs: 50 nld & Curry 35 o & Noreross., 0 1entake ... 1800 Mexiean ... 0 RS Outario.. 730 Ophir Union Con Yellow Ji Tron Silv. joksilvel do profer Bulwer London Stock Mariet. LONDON, Aug. 1,—4 p. m. closin; imer NEW Aug. 1.—Heibelbach, Tekelh Wood & Co. will ship $600,000 gold and Hoskier, & Co. $100,000 by the tomOrTow's steamer. The totul engaged for shipment tomorrow I8 $1,515,000 and of this $1,000,000 will be from the Unitéd States subireasury. Finnncial Note Aug. L—Clearings, bal- BOSTON, ances, $1 $11,663,015; LONDON, Au Ayres today Is 2 NEW YORK, Aug. 1 balances, 3,414,313 PARIS, Aug. 1 2M4e for the uccount MEMPHIS, Aug 1 at $1.60 premium; 79,840, NEW_ ORLEANS, New York comm pwemium. The price of gold at Buenos Clearings, $70,278,1 rec per cent rentes, 102f, New York cleat e selling balances, Clearings, §1,128,750. par; bank, Aug. 1. relal exchange, Money, 38 per se discount to par BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1 telegraphle, 16e. “Bilver fean dolalrs, 61@61%¢ ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1L—Clearings, $.651,319; ances, $638,310. Money, quiet, 57 per Exchange on New York, 0c premi CHICA Aug 1—Clearings, $17,068,000. New York exchange, 15¢ premium. Forelgn ‘exchanke, firm; sterling posted rates, $4.83G4.89%. Money retes, 4G8 per cent. Drafts, bars, 6 sight, a62ty bal- cent. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Teoeipts at the Legal Yards Euddenly Oheoked for €ome Reason, CATTLE TRADE 1S~ STILL STAGNATED Prevents Packers vor Quality Hogs Strike of tho Butchers from Doing Husiness and Does Not Entice Ship Show Little Ch; o WEDNESDAY, Aug. 1. The report that the packing house men were striking evidently had the effect of cutting down the recsipts, as only about 900 cattle, 9,900 hogs and 34 sheep were received today. This was a heavy falling oft as com- pared with yesterday, when 2,040 catle, 20,- 684 hogs and 859 sheep were received. The total receipts for the first three days of the present week are 5650 cattle, 42,760 hogs and 1,183 sheep, as against 6,184 cattle, 784 hogs and 1,166 sheep for the correspond- ing -days of last week CATTLE—There dressed beef steers, was reatty no market on The offerings were light and nefther shippers nor packers were in- clined to buy anything, the latter being in poor shape to operate while their butchers are on a strike. A fow were reported as sold, but were half-fat stuff and would not classed as dressed beef steers little_more doing in bu‘cher market was ex tremely dull and the demand very light There were very few really desirable cattle and the market on such might be called about stead, but the more common grades and rough stock was weak to 10c lower. There was some inquiry for stockers and feeders from the country, and there was some trad- g in this class of ca‘tle. The general mar- Ket was about steady. In a general way it may be sald that the market is very dull and it is hardly to be expected that there will be much improvement until the outcome of the labor troubles is better understood. Kep resenta head light, ordinarily be There was a stock, but the they Av. 1083 a2 No. 8 cows. 1000 140 140 150 150 150 . 8% 520 1000 L1006 U7 190 2 50 190 150 180 AND F 40 200 5 100 10 06y 19 102) 0 o i3 15 L850 20 83 20 Do Some of (he local houses were not in the market today owing to the striks of the butchers, while dthers were afraid to buy very freely owing to the uncertainty as to what the next day or two may bring forth. There was, however, a.fair shipping demand, which helped out very materially. The mar- ket as a whole did not show much change as compared with yesterday. If anything the best hogs sold alittle stronger, whi the common, trashy stuff was weak. The quality of thie hogs arriving at the present time averages veby low and by some it is claimed™ that the proportion of poor hogs was neyer so large at these yards, not even in 1890, the time of the last crop failure. The bulk of the offerings went at $1.50 fo $4.65, which included the fair to good loads, With a few top loads at $4.85. Representative sales: No. 110, Av. Pr. 0 84 60 160 4 60 8 120 460 130 & Sl TC ] {180 ] 204 50 @ I3 0 il 200 50 20 200 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 k . . 5 SHEEP—A few western $2.30, but the general market was slow AN wethers brought and the demand light -at about steady prices Fair to good natjyegare quotable at $2.7 to $3.10, fair to godd westerns at $2.25 to $2.75, common and stock sheep at §1.76 to $2.25, good to chutee 40 to 100-Ib, lambs at $2.50 to $3.76. IKgprésentative sales: N v 425 western Wotherse me. . 105 —r————— Recelpts “HHApositl Officlal pts _@nd disposition of shown by "the Dok Of. the U y SOHBEK o August 1, 1804 BECEIPTS, of Sto k. stock cattle AT Ce 0 ss Hogs R AL DISPOSITION. Buyers Omaha Packing company Tho G. H. Hammond company. 63 Swift and compiny 'he Cudahy Packing e Squire & O any Sinel R. Hecke kl L. Hecker Shippers und fod Left over..... Total .ooies Now York Live St YORK, ' Aug. ad; 3 cars teers, k Market. BEEVES-—Ré dull, 1062 4,70 talr to edium, ' $3.9004.20; .00 e quoted Amerlcan §4@9'4c, dressed welght; refrigerator G7c; exports today, 16,20 quarters CALVES—Recelpts, 3,841 head; opened barely steady, closed Ko elpts, lower good BW beef, aull; veals, very lower; buttermiik enlves, elpts, 12120 head; poor to prime, $4.005.75; fair (o prime, $1.7 SHEEP AND LAMBE- T 8 cars on mle; sl muticd; saies at furtier docline of lc: sheep, poor to o '12.0003.20; Iambs, ‘common “to prime, $2.60G4.00; nearly 10,00 head unsold HOGS—Recoipts, tower; top hogs 0,817 5,60, CHICAGO LIVE NTOUK MARK pta of Cattle Continued to the Market Yesterduy. CHICAGO, Aug. 1—Alrendy this week almost s many eattle have arrived as came in during all of st and It the provailing tone of the market one of extreme heaviness thts e of things was not unexpected. Tt important chango tn priccs of kool to corn fatted steers, that class continuing what searco, bt in the sther deseriptio was @ furtlier sbrinkage of anywhere from to e, Common giuss steers are seliing shock ingly low, There were sales toduy at from ) 10§20 und decent 11001, steers chan he deman i for commor prosent teade will continue “ome dountful that o 1ot geen in the vards, The hilk from #4235 downward, and - from T bought the Lulk of the cows and hore were about 3,50 Texan cattle, They head; 4 cars on sale; ormous Re Burdes week, re was ny choll chinee to sl badly ik hest y of A 1.7 to hulls wold with such hog recelpts us Chicago and the more Westorn points are now stamgering under, it has Leen found impossible to sustain prices, in not to be wondersd at. The total te Gay Here Wis about 2,000 head, making 114,000 W sinee Satdrday, which 1 41,000 hend wior n for the same (me List weele and 5000 head o than o vear ago. Opening and Tater fn the forenoon an off, quatations dropping . (¢ 1 fce. 1t twok Ko 10 bring 8 much s $6.05. Thore was n 1ife In the trade, and as the fresh and stal b8 combined made a supply close to hend o good Temained in sellors At the close The demand heep and lambs was and the supoly v light the market was firm. Locnl slaughterors were free buyers nd wera wiilink to piy from $ (o 3.5 for Kool (¢ choce muttons lon w wn o from i1 to $1.55, M o 1 wan ot from £ to 8 Laml from It $.50 for poor to cliolce extra 4 hiher figurce Recoipts: Cattle, 1 Noge, SH000 hend: khie The Fventng Journal HOGE Recoipta todiy tordny 0 head; s head: ' left over auality only Tights: $4.600 4 mixed; $4.00a3.15 1ite -Tecoipta todny, 17,000 head: off 5563 head: shipmonts yes Head. Mirket slow and prices casy SHEEP-Recalpts today, 6,00 hed yesterdny, 8,116 head. Market WESTERN PACKIN G INTE Unusually Large Output the Only Feature of the Lust Week, CINCINNATI, Aug. L—pecial The Dee.)—Tom Price Cu A decidedly large number of logs hus been marketed the past week, the western packing renching a_total of 410,000, compared with 245,00) the preceding week and 200,00 a year making a to 5,770,000 since March 1, o 4,270,000 ‘n Prominent places compare s follows: uny hands fair iness Prs with 10 _head; calv 2,00 head rop W) head; nts yest Murket slow and w with sules ranged ot $48545.20 for for rough packing; $4.805.10 for heavy 1 ana ipmn {eking TS, Telogram to row's ent will say: 1891, leago ... o 1,780,000 Kansas City... 00,0 Omah: 403 OO 0] Louls. 3 5 00 "0 215,000 105 000 103,000 122,000 10100 | Sloux 00 Nebraka City..1 Ottumwa. 107,000 Average Price of 1o s Following s a table showing the avera for hogs at the South Omalia yards during July during the last eight ye Sun 4 06 4104 74 30 sun Holl 54 704 05 5 16(3 5 23(3 4614 00 Louls Live Stock Murkot. LOUIS, Aug. 1.—CATTLE-Receipt 1; shipments, 1,500 head., Markel quict; no top grades for sale: native stecrs of 1,000 to 00 1bs. s0ld at $3.50G4.00; feeders, §3.10; cows, $i. Btecrs, .60, ¥ 4,400 head; shipments, 2,600 Market 5@10c lower: top gindes sold at bulk of sales, $5.0005.10; lights, $1.89 0. SHEEP—Receipts, 1,100 shipments, ad.” Market firm: 4 [ head. .15 500 0w CATTLEReceipts, ehipmeénts, market gteady Texas stoers, $2.003.15; beel sivors, native cows, $LE@S.00; stockers and W@E.A). eipts, 11000 head; sh pme, market steady’ to_ strong; bulk of s : @1.85; packers, lights, $1.60G1.85; 1,500 o wenker; $3.00@4.60. @4.50; 3 mixed, 1.6074.70. SHEEP—Recelpts, 2,30 head; shipments, none; arket steady iks, Stock In Sight. Record of recelpts of live stock at principal markets Wednesday, August 1, 1894 Cattle, Sheep, 1,068 K1 17,000 7.000 S0 2300 3000 4,400 the four South Omaha.. City. Louis. Total8 wevernrrseeceererers 2T 6014 TON MARKET. Another New Low Frice Record Made for that Staple Yesterday. NEW YORK, Aug 1.—There was considerable excitement on 'change today as the result of a further llquidation long cotton, which re- sulted in another new low price k ust contracts selling off to $6.49. The weakness the market was due to a break in prices Liverpool and to generally favorable crop re ports. A new large crop record predic new cotton showing up at Houston, and other far south scotions at o prepared for by the bulls, At market sentiment was very' be NEW ORLEAM Aug. 1.—COTTO! sales vs, stondy; sales, budes; Octol ber, $6.46416. $6.55G6.60; March, ST, change WHEAT—Was slow early and ¢ ed unsettled, but later becan ng and ady HEge above : red, cnsh August, A8y Decembier, 534 CORN—Actve Righer, September and May closing ¢ yestorday; cash, GADec; AugUNL September, May, LOUIS, Aug. 1.—FLOUR—Quict and un ind 16%¢; Firmer; cagh Muy, 8 RYE-Steidy, 10c BARLEY--NO mai ket HAY-“Firm: old tin @10.50; prairic, $8.00 SRAN-Higher; . ok Firm, cash; $3, st TE 2W%e; August, 28%c; Sep- £0.00@12.00; new, $10.00 214 last half Dull_at $3.07) aD—Ensier; §1.28 bid, cash; $1.22 to separator, choice EGGS - c for WHISKY—Firm; $1.22, PROVISIONS—-Very quiet, with Job trade at previous quotations. RECEL Flour, 4,00 bbls.: wheat, bu.: corn, 40.000 bu'; oats, 26,000 b SITPMENTS - F. 6,000 Dbls.; wheat, bu.; corn, 77,000 bu.; oats, 23,000 bu, New York Dry oods Marker. NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—There are & large num of buyers In the market and_the volume of business hus been falily larg hasen have iprised more late engagements of miscel s assortments of ull sens Sturrs, nts will udvance the price of the cottons (o Tie regular. Clothing union variety and low cost quest heavy weights, s doing in new light welghts, P but steady at less | per cent trosh, only a small 115,000 5,000 bleached the clotas dull for spots. Ol Murkets OIL CITY, Pa., Aug. L-—Natlonu Ale opened it T9l4; highest G closed at T9%; males, 11,00 4. 108,007 bbls.; Funs, 1 bl P, Aug 1—Natl certificates opened ut Tolg; closed at %; lowest, 9%, Wool Market. Aug. 1.—WOOL—Nervous, but vement, Missourl and [llinols \d brakd, 143@150 fine, 10c vy, 12G1e; fne medium, ST. LOUIS, there 18 & falr m ANTACLAUS J0AP FOR THIS WEEK. Every day from 7 a. m. till 6 Figures don’t The best music always yme melodics adapted to the times which dise till figur and her 10 p. m. are ) p. m., and on Saturday lie, unless liar makes the draws crowds in Omaha, tance Thomas und lead any band in the city an entire lap. GOME TO GUR PARTY THIS WEEK. Upright Folding Bed, antique, with W. W. mattress.......... Mantel Bed, antique, with W. W. mattre: “Boston Rockers” with arms.. “Boston Rockers” without arms.. 827 Rockers. Full Upholstered Rocker: $16.00 Cheffonier. . $18.00 Chamber Suit $30.00 China Clos $48.00 Sideboard............. Mohair or Tapestry Couch... Lounge, ovk frame, tapestry $2.50 Baby Tender.. All baby carriage s % from marked down prices, leepy Hollow Easy Kitchen Cupboards.. Muslin_ Couches Heavy Ingrain Carpet, per yard All Wool Ingrain Carpets Tapestry Brussels Carpets.... $1 Hassocks, 10 feet high 13 feet across, welght 10 pounds. Gray and White Blankets. $160 Bedspreads........... Comfortable Comforts. 60c Pillow Shamholders........ 6 foot 1 or 1% in Brass Trimmed Curtaln Poles. $7.00 Portieres.... . $1.76 Lace Curtains.. Chairs.... 20920 26%0262682826%%0% @20 %% ! Half Sash Lace Curtains with fixtures . A LA ¢ Curtains, per pair, Entire Plcture Stock 30 per cent off. Laundry Stoves....... Sensation Cook Stove...... Peninsular Range. No. 8 All Copper Tea Kettles. No. 8 Solid Steel Spiders No. 9 Solid Steel Spide 10-quart Bread Ralse l-quart Bread Ral 17-quart Bread Raise Medium Bread Boy 100-pound Flour Cans Empire” Wringers. Keystone” Wringe: Granite Iron Kettles.. Piano Lamps.. . $0.50 12-pleco Tollet Sets, $30.00 Clock fOr........cveene $0.00 Clock £0r........... $25.00 Clock for........ $20.00 Clock for.... $12.00 Clock for $8.00 Clock for. $6.50 Clock for....... $L.10 Jardonter for. $2.50 Jardonler for. 275 Umbrella Jar $18.00 Dinner Set for. $12.50 Dinner Set for... $10.00 Dinner Set for..... o~ for. EHATRERES oo COME TO OUR PARTY THIS WEEK. TERMS: CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS L) Formerly People’s Hammoth Instaliment House. Close evening at G: 0, except Saturday. Send 10 cents for post ge on big '9% catalogue. 900000082888 20000022280008 se and low, §c; light, fine, 9¢; he western and northern medium, dium, 11@1%; coarse and low, 8@10c. WORK OF MINNEAPOLIS MILLS. hortage of Water Fower Is Badly capping Mills at that Point. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 1.—The Northwe ern Miller say Minneapolis mills week ground 171,120 barrels of flour, against 000 the week before. Shortage of water wer 18 badly handicapping them. There appears to have been more life to the flour market last week, and though very low prices had to be accepted, the sales r ported approximated 220,000 barrels. There was quite free selling for export. The dc mestic trade still consists in the main of small orders that are to be quickly turned over again. Export shipments were 40,000 barrels, against 34,00 barrels the week the year before. The Superior-Duluth mills made 95,620 barrels, against 62,481 barrels the previous week. Seven mills are this week producing at the rate of 16,000 bar Flour sales were moderate last week, The export market is dull; stock of flour at the mills and in transit is 21,500 bar The Mil- waukee mills ground nst 20,638 barrels the wee y are drawing wheat from luke to krind. Forelgn trade seems disposed to make low prices on the basis of 17s 6d for patents, London. The market in the east 1s unfavorable, as a rule. Coffee Market YORK, Aug. 1—COFFEE—Options ¥teady nt an advance of 5010 firm and falrly active on Buropean, local buying and strong Hayret 10640 points dvancs; sales, 12,290 August, $U4.36410.90, Seprem $13.90G14.10; October, §15.10:° November, $13.00@15.00; December, $1200U15.95; ° Mareh $12.60. ot coffee, Rio, f f mild, adier; Cordova. $19,006) Aew, 1,000 Dags Santos, spot, $15.1214; warehouse deliverion from New York yesterdiy, 2,700 lagn; Niw York stock today, 120,671 Bagsi United ' States stock, 148,910 bags it for United 199,00 bags; total ' visible for Uni 17,910 bags, against 4 SANTOS, Aug. 1 v recelpts, 10,000 bigs; 163,000 b, HAMBURG, Aug. L—steady; prices %@ highe tandi- NEW d barely points, ruled Baltimore and closed firm at including nee; n, b ndy, Yaf further Butet E ttier advan ady vance: at 8 p. m, At 630 p. m. closed change; total sales, 11 RIO JANEIRO, 'Aug 1 5 exchan, ) 7160 for United States 1,000 bags; stock 5,000 biks bagn; cleared bags. Kunsus Clty Markets, Y, Aug. L—WHEAT—Very firm hird, 405@0c: No. 3 hard, 425@43ie] A@isiac 4260 e mixed, 464a4Te; BUTTER-Firm at 16620 EGGR—Firm; stictly fre + RECELPTS— Wheat, 62,600 bi.; corn dalry, M@i6e. Wheat, none; corn, none; oats, HIPMENTS none, f Rico Ad Aug. 1.—The alarming with reports of drouths in Japan, has resulted in & gene Vance in the market price of rice, which is & staple article of consumplion among the thous Fri ng. FRANCISCO, mbined SAN news fr Anli, ¢ WALL STREET! Operute succenstully in Wall Streot through tive K. K. Stock Syndicate. Dividends pald up to June 15th, 1804, as fole lows: ember, 1893, 14 per cont. Net. g TN February, 1 “ Mareh ." Aprit, v May, . Juine “ thus making 109 r cent. earned and pald In six months, Prospectus glving detalled Informa- tion of our plan malled free on application. Highest reference: WEINMANE CO.,Stccknnd Gialn Brokers, 41 Brondway, New York Dueber-Hampden 17-Jewel Watches are known by rail: road men and other experts to be un- equalled for wear and accuracy. RUBY JEWELED @, ADJUSTED ¢ WATCHES 2 Pacifia Japanese on th % to risen from # ixed rice from $5.60 Huwalian rice from 100 1tw. Most of the comen from Slam and rice b Chinese s, and i per ixed rice sands of Chinese const. Jopanese # per 100 1w o 13, o vin Hong Kong 1 Murkets WHEAT-—§t woder ved western verp Aui. 1 ady; des ly; No. 1 Cadis wedtern winter, wpring, 48 90 mixed, LIVERPOOL, mand poor; holders off fornin, 4% 6dqis 8d; 4 114AG4s 1355 red i 8 CORN—Firm spot, 48 30, FLOUR -Spring patent, Gn 94, BARLEY—California brewing, 2is 6425w 6 PROVISIONS-leef, extra India mow, 468 94, K. o mexs, 65 90, Lard, prime ‘western, ! lonk' and short clear, 65 b, 36a3 T \nest, 08; Koo, American fineat demand moderate; new 3 0. CHEESE e, TALLOW BREAD STUFI wheat, 2,185,000 cental Stock of flour, 151,40 wacks; corn, 612,000 centuls. Bugne Markot W YORK, Aug. 1—BUGAR alew, 2,000 bags centrifugal, 9 test, at break= Water, At $1ge. €. 1. £, and_ 300 bais molusses 59 test 16 Refined, quiet and stoady. LONDON, Aug cavier; cenirifugal Java refining, s 3. ‘Frisco Wheat Markot, BAN FRANCISCO, Aug L—WHEAT-Stong) December, .01 Raw, steady; rather falr ane, dull; Muscovado, 1.—~BUGAR~( 138 3d;