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Show WORLD'SMKETS WALL STREET. New York, July 89. Wot the first time in over a week, today's early-stock early-stock market bore signs of halng reached tho limits of Ub rise, temporarily tempo-rarily at least. Following an Irregular Irregu-lar opening, tho list soon manifested a heavy tendency, especially In Union Pacific. Reading, Lehigh Valley, Canadian Cana-dian Pacific and Can. The decline was accelerated b .1 renewal of the bearish operations Iq several of the leaders There were gains extending to two points In tlw Inactive class, but that movement cited little interest. Crop news waa not altogether reassuring and the statement of the treasury department relative to the decline in government 2 s was deprecated In banking circles The bond market was firm. Gains and losses were quite evenly-distributed evenly-distributed at the opening of today s Ucuritncr Steel and ICIC R inning, ...-,. Northern Pacific showed slight advances, ad-vances, while Copper. Union Pacific and Can were down half a point each Wells-Fargo express rose nlno points The market became reactionary In the first hour, Buch prominent issues as Union Pacific, Reading Lehigh Valley. Canadian Pacific and Can declining de-clining a point or more Tho few-gains few-gains were confined to specialties or stocks of little speculative importance import-ance , ,. Some of the forenoon s decline was retrieved when selling orders wero withdrawn. The recovery was not of much Importance, the general feeling of uncertainty which surrounded th- market defeating tentative efforts to put prices up. Fluctuations In stocks were unusually unusu-ally narrow during most of the afternoon after-noon Traders seemed to be wait ing for some new Impulse to again start prices moving vigorously. Little attention was paid to the crop hul-letlns hul-letlns or to the decided strength and breadth of the railroad bond market. IH Money. New York, July 29 Money on call steady, 2fi'2V6 per cent; ruling rate, 2 1-4 per cent; closing bid. 2 per cent; Ml offered at 2 1-4 per cent. Jl Time loans steady. 60 days, 3 1-2 J 4 per cent; 90 days, 4J per cent; ; months, 6 per cent. M Prime mercantile paper, 8 per cent. Jk Sterling exchange eaBler. $4.83.25 for 60-dny bills and at $4 86.65 for de- 'M Commercial bills, $4 83. H Bar silver. 59 5 8c. H Mexican dollars. 47c. H Government bonds irregular; rail road bonds firm. Kansas City Livestock. Tl Kansas City, July 29 Hogs Re- ceipts. 12.000, market steady to JH strong. Bulk. $8 909 05, heavy, V $8.869.00; packers and butchers. H : i'f. . light, $8.909.10; pigs, $7.808.80. H Cattle Receipts, 14,000; market. steady Prime fed steers. $8 50'g H 8.55; dressed beef steers, $7.008.40; H western steers, $6 508.25; southern H steers, $5 007 00; cows. $4.007.00; heifers, $5 008 7.; stockers and H feeders. $6.2608.00; bulls, $4,503 H 6.50; calves, $6 509.75. H Sheep Receipts, 6,000; market H weak to 10c lower Lambs, $6.00 8.65; yearlings. $4 5056.50; wethers. Vl 4.266.10; ewes, $3 504.60; stock- 1 ers and feeders, $2 505 00. f Chicago Grain. Chicago, July 29 Big receipts, fine weather and weak cables today made H the wheat market easy. The open- H ing was unchanged to l-4c lower. 8ep- (ember, which started at 85 7-8 H 86 l-8c, unchanged to 1-Sc down, H sagged to 85 3 4c. iH September corn opened l-4c to l-2c '1 higher at 63 6-Sc to 64 3-Sc, and held near the top flf September oats started at 40 3-4c (40 7-Sc an advance of 1-4 to l-2c, H and rose to 40 3 4ft lu Provisions developed strength with ffl corn. First sales were unchanged to Fll 7 l-2c higher, including September op lf tlons as ll Pork. 214Z 1-2. H Lard, $11.80 H Ribs. $11.82 l-2ftll.85. H Wheat The close was easy with flj September l-2!5-8c net higher at 'B Corn: The close was nervous at H 65 1 8c for September, a gain of 1 34 ll ft 1 7 8c net. Chicago Livestock. M Chicago. July 29 Hogs Receipts. 1H 16,000; market slow, steady to a lf shade lower. Bulk, $8 75ft 9.15; light, $9. 00ft 9.46; mixed. $8. 50ft 9. 45; heavy. ijl . rough, $8. 40ft 8.60; pics, V $6.00ft510. Cattle Receipts. 4.000; market. alow, steady to weaker. Beeves, $7 10ft 9.10; TexaB steere, $6.80ft 7 90; western. $7 00ft 8 .00. stockers and ( 4H feeders, ?5.40ft'7.7O; cows and heifers, H $3 60(ff8.20. cahes, $8.00ft 10.75. gneep Receipts. 30,000; market WM weak to 25c lower. Native Bheep, $4.35ft5.45. western, $4 30ft5 45. vearlings. $r. 60ft 6.80; lambs, native. 1 $6.50ft7 50. western. $6 50fti7.50. '1 Omaha Livestock. ' South Omaha. July 29 Cattle Re-ceipts. Re-ceipts. 2.400; market higher Native. $7.50ft8 9O, cows and heifers, $5 50ft) .A 8 10; western steers, $6.258 15, Tex-as Tex-as steers. $6. 00ft 7.50; range cows and heifers, $5 00ft7.50; calves. $7.00ft) 10 Hogs-Receipts, 1.300; market low-er low-er Heavy, $8 10ftS65; light. $8 60 ft8 95; pigs. $7.50ft8.25; bulk of sales. $S.50ft8 60. Sheep Receipts. 11.500; market lower. Yearling, $6.0006.00; woth-ers, woth-ers, ?4.00ft5 00, Iambs. $6.75 S7 76. Sugar. IH N.-w York. July 29 Raw sugar H Steady. Muscovado, $3 07; centrifu- gal, $3.57; molasses, F2.82; refined --1 --1 on ' rirm 'H lorn, juiy uyj-ci Standard, spot. $14.00; July, I14.WO H 124.62 ; August. $14 00ft14 25; Sep- JHH tember, $14 00ft 14.37 ; 'electrolytic, IKH $16.12; lake, $16 25; casting. iM TinQUiet, Spot and July $40.S0fti iHRM 4100; August. $40.65ft40.87i4; Sep- K tember. $40.62 ft 40.87 . HK Lead Firm, $4.60 bid HBL Spelter Firm, $5.55ft5.65 IK2 Antimony Firm. Cookson's IS 460 Iron Steady and unchanged. Ir |