Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 14, 1895, Page 15

TARL OMATIA DATLY BEE:lSUNDAY, _— unfavorable condition of local business en. pspects may be a good ich to base confidence in CONDITION OF OMAHA'STRADE Jobbers in Most All Lines Report an Un- eventful Week, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Tears Recovered from Their Orop Damage Boaro Yesterday. 13 i%e: off A, standard A, 4(5-164p50 3 con cut fonf, § 1-1605%e; crushed 9 anulated, collateral upon wi the future of spending their money while a good many others | but without money to spend, owing to the scarcity of work While there is some divergenc il houses, none of th away from home, COLLECTIONS CONTINUE RATHER SLOW | {inim inat GOLD SHIPMENTS CAUSED NO TROUEL this season of i the side A hdy Been quite good ur weeks were | that ‘his sa | Corn Market Dry Goods ocide to Remain ss—Hurdware People Hold Their Avnual Meeting—Cheap Coal for Next Winter. Was Stronz for Septomber for May—Dem d for Unts wate business month as smaller Consumers 2. gathered ' crenmery appear to offe inducement to anticipate their 12§13e; re recovered nd pounded | o Corn closed | CHICAGO, woods and ) damage scare the middle and P + off the September option. higher for September; the general wed them by | x days, but at the situation has remal 1 most favor The clothing trade boot and shoe tributary to encouraging wenerally are amusing [ trade is the demand for the ofl of lavend that has sprung_up during the he fact of gold shipments having com- | of to knock | the price of wheat down on the curb before gular board the d off its bull stilts lugging of two of the oper | reports were ling great confidence who was lopg on oil of lavenc w lines I a naver to the ol sprayed about a room would drive away {icle has been copled and the re- nd for the Information chants seen in the market during the past The potato market fs low market was again knock: concerning business the house fiie rs all over has been an ego N by the cold high prices that | Yloned that locai druiggists in som secure enough "he | inquiries would fair retail t ally big yields. which wheat traders hel minds up, and while the the reports from had to make hesitated Cuc » country and splendid on_Californl gn markets w determination , unless it (s very stro the hand-to-mouth then it does not have vailing in Russia and wet w was injuring the smelling drug OLEO MUST Jobbers report that thelr customers are buying little outsid of merchandise, Duluth got M9 cars a MAKE WAY FORTHE COW. learances for to 95,00 bu. iland picked, Made and So it Can No Longer Be Genuive Mo 1 there will the late legislature c ing imitation butter and che take other merchandls t was from 673 buyers who o o into effect the tightness On August interviewed downward, and heavy the persistent banks in many caxes have aggravated September declined to from 66%c hotels and restaurant imitation goods to display Imitation butter for shipment banks can announcing [ institutions t was strong for Septem- that their operations sing up In the pres BQUASH—Per auently limited ent scarcity Oleo that h soid within 3 imparted to it from sympathy with the ad- marketing grain which is being harvested at the the scarcity ry, collections gener- CANTALOUP] 51,0071 0 dic es have adopted t of protecting the expense of the manu- Wisconsin, Missourt and Nebraska are among the late restricting shorts to i of an awkward predi spects for with the obje they wore thirty to sixty days ago. nrrived yes wtter layor that have obbers were emand during the past w expectations trade in all ufng a very consery ‘must buy, merc as possible, California varietie nd i oo op:ned from A 1T4c, and closed at 46lie, an’ advanc ome bad reports coming in from the west regarding the ef- nd a message from thermometer nd_corn was s The market manufacture 5%c, frresululy | “rhore are aln ason the going into | %c for the day. sections is pu and strawberrie 8 pract been plenty and che and ¢ nsignm; arriving, considerable acking company hi doing 8o as sparingly importance. the ordering of merchandise until they requirements dry goods > been recelving Washington s been a_heavy ¢ more about ttered lots of- arly all classes , but they do at their Chicago much strong firm {n most 4 tries certain d at from 2 ‘kinig company, in speaking of th t he anticip provisions was the market The market is firm on brown and ble vield much nd in leading de seriptions of coarse although. the oats, pork, lard and ribs, Prices, compared with the closing of the day betore, promising In certain states where uth and Calif keted considerable hat would be equivalent to cut- receipts for Monday: corn, 190 cars; oats, 200 cars; 20,000 head ading futures rangea as follows: but it is doubtful if there Spring {rosts, that class of ¢ 1 butterine will be any demand for reasonable continuance | ‘northern staivs, . and consumers educated up to a point whe 1 still further have not be maritime drouth surplus guiy be sther parts of New Although the and the Cudahy that of last year: Kilpatrick-Koch Dromise a fuir crop, ods company had been a good deal of ad gislation in reg Englund apple * o better showing. = % menerally 'y of wonderful promise v w quick relapse. the frade th business and lea ¢ 1t ‘would wind up its jobbing » Omaha at an early lishments had fallen off ve of woods which as rapidly as possible, soring and summer 8 demand for imitation butter e ot lemand for imitation bu changed’ the deficiency fall and win OF Tapld growth and de internal revenue manufactured ter goods it was expected that able to find whole stock. disappointed clded to remain in busi when the le: | Cilpatrick and thre who would take the company has b consequence s until January s on the building plums gave ar amounted Tact that there crease in the output The outpuit of the, ‘\n-vmug ¥ has been a manufacturers it is the subject of no smail umount_of rejolcing amonsg th who point to it a; winds east selecting goods that will give a com nominai: No. _CORN'-No. Vhile the company hape to g on January 1, move |s generally interpre states s proving ef- w help fruit, to the front as n rnla 13 rather Although early oranges 1in nmjv\}‘,mg in Omaha ing into effect of the new . Riddell, who has T lated over the g v in this state. continue on I8 promising, n short on dry goods covoring. from last wint nination of the Kilpat ¢ for a number of y el oleo expired ars, remarked: licenses to rick-Koch people to satisfaction cholc 1,50, stock, IMPROVEMENT IN GR have hl'm’\ bu SOUTHERN PEACHES. coming T hands well employed The absence t of huu.nnw which have following were the receipts and shipments times what STRAWBERRI what jobbers 50 of M ots., § tecelpta. |Shipments. pit= of flour arplus has In times past, when bui- large extent nsumption of gen- with the de grain market BLACK RA CRRIES—Per {his raarket, dvance of 1 cent number of cars a8 been a furthe ERRIES—Cholce point and the great bulk had to be shipped Country butter rtain_proportion is sold r d-basket c of 1894 fruit the coast at ©X0nan70 101y tha buttar mar- Outha Prolusy ket was stoady: cream Egge, irm; 1161130! fanecy prices, The crop is certainly very much short of last season's. but it appears to be the universal opini of the trade that the grow- A mistake in not ace es, as the outlook was ne more promising for a large crop of other Consumers will t hand and Ir'l TROPICAL FRUITS, y, 10816%e; dairy, 108 Cheess, 74 asi it Is not in shape to ship, the packers at cents per pound, and they put it into tubs here it is known on the lings, per bos Mediterfanean’ swes among membe; NEW YORK GENEKAL MARKET. fancy lemons, reascnable and ship it e Closing Quotations on the Principal Com- modities and NEW YORK, July 13. exports, 5,600 bbls.; lected and rather easy; city city mill clears, ‘medium_ size bug fruit that is nearer alone if the price gets too high. the canned article is c. ers have withdrawn prices entire It is reported that the Delaware pack of tomatoes will be very light. will not can any at all, as owing to the low prices prevailing in the spring not make contracts with the growers, now too late to age Is very sma of canners at the opening of the spring sea- “With butterine out of the way the retail trede is able to take a much I tion of the receipts, which means a much smaller proportion of the butter that has to be sold to the packers. FLOUR—Recelpts, 14,300 sales, 3,000 pkgs; neg- mill patents, $4. 2; Minnesota pat Ber propor- ncerned some pack- F1G8—Fancy, 12@13c; —California, SYRUP—Gallon , G-gal. cans, $3. NUTS—Almonds, This is a saving farmers of the state of from 5 to £ and at the same time the Some packer: i nE e 4.00; winter straights, $3.506 winter extras, $3.0043.40; winter low grades low grades, i, superfine, $3.8001.00; fancy, $4.051.2. CORN MBAL- SLOGLIL Drandywinie, 52,50, they would oleo peopl man's friend. During the p their ‘product is the ccure supp , owing (o th indifference stwinter the trade bought butterine at 1015 cents per pound and sold it at retail at 20 cents per pound, With butterine out of the wa they would have bought butter at 15 to 16 at 20 cents, %o that the friend of the retall mer- . Who can make a much greater profit ndling the imitation than the genu- mon_canners were expectin; usual this season, arge run of fish that set the market ed and there 1,000 bu. spot., owing to the and elevator, in about Jun, became rathes was a strong inclina cents and hav . being downwar Herlin ‘advices, foreign poor_consumer. of gt St 2 veal calf, 8 to 13 b, No.'1 dry flint hides. 13@14e; No. 2 dry fint hidts 1 veal that there is a short reports of damage " le she_tapor to spring wheat, July clowed 000 10 100,000 HARDWARE ) Business in during the express surprise as high as takes a good cow to make 100 pounds of butter in a s is_doubtful if the common 73,600 bu.; exports, T Wool advanced on n run in of nd closed firm jobbing houses state speak enthusia f been shutting of 5,000 to 7,000 cows. consideration stically of the and confirm statements made as to the light stocks car ried by the retail trade. hardware market for the week just ki murrain wool pel closed S1%c; October, s03a@ale, closed and the manufacture of the butter look as if the new actual welght, ipts, 26,600 bu. 4 ] useless to pay freight o protecting a far gr 4ci track, White, trength from corn, future contracts, LOUIS, July itself indicate During the past week the members of the Mississippi svociation have b deandbivicen, otied and brol thelr .mlnm' Th ail the jv|||| ation embraces practle 3 dead pulled, /5@, STOCKY AND BONDS, north of Quincy and Kansas City been in existonce for the past rs and has for its object Al an easy opening n short selli 0 (0 60 Tbs., the correcting dvancement of the be In no sense is it it attempt to regula For everal vears piast they have he annual meetings the meetings partaks closed after Gold Snipments Did Npt Have Au on Security Mar<ot, “Aoflay’s gold shipment interests of the tr Minnetonka stoek market way 114 Wiy neg’ected. s were at sifigh? representa- Tmy company and H. J p-Clarke-Andreesen Hardware shown in th rees; option sules, industrials/fa quotable at $5.2) for ded sharply. and Chieago G . and the gran August; other very good thracite coal Wil be as cheap this fall it it was last scaso SUL15.00; o While this m to consumers it ihe liking of the owners of coal mines and imed by the produce EGGS_Stendy coal rouds. and na buyer the final mr» Sug most unsatfisfactory ever experienced by mined has bes ults generally 1 industrials Chicago Gas made 1 gain at the beginning of th subsequently receded T% per low polnt the stock was absorl Jower, than ever will be started up agal 1s not g.ven mucl in the near futury by members of o Milwauk o Markets. New Orleans open MILWAUKRE informed as *t Distillers and ¢ the affairs of the 1 it will b started up a foeders trust claim T led off in the e that no one can say wh ble for the houses o be o break was wale CONUERNING RETAIL TRADE ¢ prime summer yellow. i o NS oY 3 Nc: yellow bulter grades, Kaunsas ¢ Ily Markets. ts, best ilgy and damage resulled in liberal seiling . Lut with piie The agkrekat 00 shares, and 137 stocks were dealt In was devold Midsamunor Qui ails Among Owmihin's Hetall Honses The retall trade of Omaha has, duriny oxperienced the dullness At this seuson of the year. wmer guiet brought about by the general SaET HaR wul and Bur NEW YORK. July ixed, 4%e; No 2 mixed, e past woek, Speculation @4c; No. 11, 3 11-16@9%cL N6 12, 3 0-16@9%c: No 4 1100043 mold A. 4 11-160b4Tec toners’ A, MARKET. Quotatioss on roduce, a much Bettor market during the past few tendency of prices has boen feeling on T 16¢; separ or W@ to 100 1bs, are quoted at am, e Nel 8 sell the Inquiries as to the smmencing o indcations vailed Tast y mmencing to ng is o little upes have been re. In poor for_the wax heans, alitles’ now navy, $2.20; orders, per doz. 3%-bu. basket, per d-basket on ord $1.00G1.50, 10@30c. tay n the market that The season ally over, K nd eastern states, time for ars are quite Rrown, lar already down se m having been pre rity of last to young or d many of th Small is the . only to be f That nature s wel| mik frrepurable the wonderful manner tn which the change to in late 0 a pos which is fairly satisfac Avpies, 1 of 1 in New nties indicate nd the st n fall this 14 not_ high. frosts of rai came t poorest showing In grapes, orida Quotations. der 4-basket bix, 3@c; box, 90cG@$1.00. shipping stock, per 360 size, per bunch, per doz., English walnuts, fliberts, 10c; ns, 9c; peanits, raw, 6c; roasted, QRATES-In @ to small boxes, ER—Pure juic NUTS—Per hundred, RICE POPCORN—In HIDES AND TALLOW. WAHIDES-No hoxes, 6c per Ib.; fard $5; halt bbl., $3, on orders, No. 2 gree partly ess than fully cired. each, 25@8c; wooled early skins) shearlings (short r 5@l0c; dry shearlings (short N S dry pelts, ~B8d: dry flint Kansas and per pound b 1@ tallow, vy, Seedy, bond b depression P toward the line was 1% per s sotd 1 0% per cent market re advanced 1% per cent t of the N0 Rubber e 1 per cent In the A recession was made of 11 p tributed miniy wis within 5 116 c, 4 T 160 gene it firm cholee turkeys, alifornia, than the been coming ples ns low that of berries winte provinees is pr fruit or over per box, s, Calitornla, I, 8 to 15 actual cher n tac; ts, per pound, tcut off, as it Is A o@rie; coarse, "bucks, Effect T1o 1k sston from last per During wer a slight week ¥. Al the A freely, causing realizations s Ty to b the net rly operations The < gene-ally liwe; sales were features, far abo unexp Stock | b | demand weok by steadily stopp | interior the sm shipmen from differe: active enough nish for the purpose, i still continues, a prediction in New | not warrant Just at p | A Atchison Aday Baltiy Colo. Co Cotton Delawa D.&R. G Brie...... do bt Fort W; . Northe C & BT do ptd. Lead Ty Loulsy JULY 14, (he sales boing $42,000. The bor iog of ihe weel wes falr in volum were $8, 142,00 ] v The' Finan of the asssciated b | ending July 13, head; shipments, 1,000 head Native drossed beef and shipping steers, re, $L9564.00; stookers Market steady and OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET range $4.0066. 50 and teeders, 825063 50 The statement nka of this city for the week jor says this week Reoeipts for the Week Show a Slight Gain in Numbers, The falling L i ers, $4. 75405 05 to n much Kansas City Live Stook. STILL FAR BEHIND LAST YEAR'S FIGURES Toxas stoers, 000 loas th ‘attle Trade Devold of Interesting Feat- ures, Hut Shows Some strength with Good Demand 000,000 1o than at pre ver $22,000,000 higher by the New York banks. though It my and deposits wer nts now held Hogs Still on Tghts, $1.9001.90; balanc but head; market st SOUTH OMAHA, J Ipts of live stock consisted of t sheep and Kk In Sight 4 of receipts at th nelpal markets Talk of higher money rates | ) and 12 horses yesterday hogs and no sheep on Saturd Since the first of the year of last week. The following were the ciosing_auotations of Kansns Cliy eading amounting 02,216 hogs, D[ Nortnw, " Ex | Alton, T\ ¥ Any. Expross. or & Oliio. I8 Market, RECEIPTS, ||m.« Sheep. cloth market has been firm o e displayed a desice demand hus been kood wiek at Te. eceipts this week Recelpts last market price and (h wenerally de. and natural one, CAKO U 1A, solidated C.. C. &St believe this de teresting featuren Kot on fat catile | mand has carried hri Wih an 1t will OWINK to the small number of beeves offe 150% 8t Paul A the fat cattle | Del.. Lack Not only have and most of them are A majority of D. & CF. Co. £ood quality showing of there Was o protty | lots and deliy 1. Coal & Iron. during the Hocking Valioy Tilinols Contral, St. P. & Duluth K & T.ptd... Lake Erie & Wo D84y U, 8. Exo prices did | values on desirable | while common much change steers remaining stron, Sl was ¢ Lakt woek's sto Wostern Union 4| Wheeling & L B, Lake Shora v kly delivery the market T has had o is safe to say the cow stuff e on that claxs ward tendenc closes With monis & C Michigan Ceni. Misouri Pacifio.. Mobile & Ohto Nashviile Cha » market being higher, It has k, and the have been picked up qui Stockers and of each day Aeclined for 13 |T. St L. & K. C.. 101 /S R.R. . have been in pretty the week, and ¢ ith ready sale ordugn B, Contenr. e received has have remained gagements of the North Am. Co. samples for Northern Paclfio.. tentiie of wit kindy in the’y Coffer Murket. NEW Nomina PRIME cent. posted Inactive, [ Ala. C 8. C. 48, Va. ey do do Atchison total halt of the c; PR led generally yards, which sold at ste fers were in The buyers w & a clearance of iy few stockers opened quiet ibsence of ail local pressire outside speculat ; Chicago Gas, tiefecding, 8,500 ng and ¢ at strong price United Stat There were United ¢ Erie, Representative deliverles from New York ye gv; New York s States stock United States, New York Money Market. ks; total visible fo STERLING actual business for demand. antos market stoady.® COMMERCIAL BILT AR SILVE MEXICAN 1 Closing_quotations on bonds were as follows change; cleaved fro Cotton Market. U. 8. 48 conp. new S, 53.conp.. 4s.coup. +low middling, A gross receipts, Ala. Class A Ala. Class i Yutua A Uifon 13" Lat. New Con. 44.. Missourl 63. 20%|R. G. W SK, P, Console 79 September, $6.85; C December, $6.1 70% | Tex. Pac. 1sta... Atchison middling 6%c; 91 bales; shipments, T\fmn Murket. P ml of i CKERS AND 1800 hitdes w B Amert: BOSTON tme loans, 2 atocks, boads a1d mining aharas all 10ans. 11423 por Closlug pricas for RS AND SPRINGE New South Walos, Am. U Rubber.. West E 1cand el AT &3 F. [Westinzn. Eloc.. NEBRASKA. | Atehison 1. |New England ta.. 174% Wis. Cont. 18ts.. | Allouez Mining 6o Bell Toleph Hoston & Aloany.. Boston & Maing C. B.& Q. Fitchburs, Gen. Eloctric. noin Steel Mexican ¢ N Y. &N E. Ola Colon Ore. Short Line 33K Bowan, & Montany |Butte & Boston. |Calumot & Heoli. more Grain Markets. BALTIMORE, shipments, 6 t and_month, that experienced the m st improvement, WestEnd.. One toad of cholee light welghts follows bulk of ail an Franolse) Mining Stoo's Qarsations SAN FRANCISCO, July 13 Ing quotAtions for Mining 8193K3 013y Wora as ~The ofMieial clos- ithern white $4.76 to W97 Siaose; sonthern yeilow, Alta Bodio Bullion, Exo Julia, During the latter | has been gradually vet biack wi ment of the week ‘hm\ Wash. Con., ecovering the loss, o it was at the com Hoat & Hoicher Mount Diabio. m.-rm.»nml Con... on. cinge_on the market, ure of the tra narrowing down Bulwer Con. ‘aledonia. . Challenge Con..... Choliar... i Confidence. Con. Cai & Va. Crown Pomnt.. equer. . Gould & Curry. ., Hale & Noreross has been the betwoen light and + practically’ selling tasive sales: for high wines. 2 4,500 bu.: corn, at, 1,800 bu.; ‘e and Larley, none, Duluth Whent Marke 13— WHEAT— at the same p Sterra Novada, Silver birs, GOM BU756*. dollars, 538 b3ige. Drafiy, sight, 2ige; talozraphls, 53. Now Yok Mintag Qoo NEW YORX, July 13.—Tay followins ara thy 1n7 Quosations elosing i MINNEAPOLIS, Biilwer. Cholor. Crow Con. Deadwod Gould & rlseo Whoat Quotnt Ty Hale & Norcross.. Homestako. . Yellow Jacke. LONDON, Can: Pac Erio....... Erfe 2d3. Mexi BAR SILY MONEY %916 i <3 bal 90, WASHI sh bl NEW m th r. CHICAC total for AGie per premium, wheat the wh prices been London Stock Quotations, uly 13,4 p. m B7% 8L Paul con 103%|N. Y. Contral.. Rare Chance FOR SPECUL TION. vails in the m a strong price 11, Contral Activity again :an ordinary, R mixed Batives We mail free The rate n rapid and short bills Pricos Were Steady Thrcughout tho 1ght Dewand. charaeteristi ereanere \nd solling for cash or on murgin of ONLY 1-16 PER CENT. E_D THORNBU RCH & CO, BOSTON, s, $1,308,553, : ances, $8,002.805, T. LOUL 401,840, York exchange, IALTIMORE, OUR ORIGINAL YSTEM GRAIN, STOCKS, PROVISIONS average from %0; bala PHILADE balances, bilances, 31 500 Bushels Gratn 5 Sharas Stocks from 35 1o § of the condition if the tresury shows v,mm,‘ botter A male of @& few CXIFA Cown PROPORTIONATELY. amoudnted Lo 8 The Iry goads, il $THT.900 (n sl . but comparatively Commission and ‘the sales a Tots selllig for from $1.5 fow sell as Nhigh al merchandise corresponding woek last for comm 0489 ion of perfect s; higher than Forelgn Financin) Affairs. BERLIN, HAMPDEN . THOMAS & €O, Stovk and b 123 Chamber of Commerce, GRAIN e STO€I(S On s cent margl Markin from Waksey Mamn o wupply wis ) 1o extra hogs wold at fr from §5 1 B Beal sateat g Sower than i w Ay and good averaged Nigher than . w " Q¥ i, with foi1 IArs; O i 3 Haonthiioe.. Corrésnondants wanted Atldrona 1. A 1M & CO. , Brokersy m New Block Exchaige. Chicago. Englund’s Wheat ¢ LONDON. op Threatensd. s wt §4.60 . for eulls “Lodklet on e holeo flocks, 4 bringing from $1. the bulk of 8 in the United within n we EXPLAINED (Oui L trhding and slow. Parc prompt delivery dull. Ia Jocline. slow. DEFINES ALL . 5,00 hoad; »l st Louis Live Stock Market. 13.~-CATTLE—Recelpts, was quoted at o, 3,000 head Dariey was steady, ST. LOUIS, July