Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OMAHA DAILY 13JJ3fl ; FRIDAY , JULY 10 , 1890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Politics Dominated All Speculative Markets
and Kept Prices Down.
WEAKNESS IN PROVISIONS A FACTOR
Corn Itiilnl l.nnrr Ml IHirHli nn
r Unlit Ti-mlc mill
Oiiln AllritiMcil tilttlc
Attention.
CHICAGO , July 0. Politics tlomlnatcil all
peculated nutkets today , nnd hud n be
numbing effect upon prlccfl.Vhcnt de
clined ? c , slid corn and o.ila about V4o
each. 1'iovlHlons ma-lo new low Ptleo
rcconlH , declining from U',4 lo 20c.
Wlu'itt line ! another exceedingly ilull ilny
nnd lluetn.iUona weie nuirovv , being confined -
fined to Hi' r.tnge 'Jho tone v.ns eiusy nt
the stnrt , Inltuencod by the Michigan at.ito
repot t. 'iltlH wim much moiu fnvcinblu
thiin ntitlcli iti'd , mid , though the bullish
Trlco Current repent tcndc'd to Biisiulti
prices for the time , a good deal of Avhrnt
WHO put on the nmikut. Th result was
that prices dioppcd % c fiom the opening
figure.VcnltmsH In provisions a fac
tor later In the day , nnil co-it prices some
thing. The market became vciy dull and
drugging nbout noon , and trading \va
practlc-nlly at a standstill , rcni.ilnlng so
until the clone. fjcptombcr opened to
lower at fioin GC' ie to ECH' . . and tMiidunllj
weakened , vvlth but fi-vv u-ne-tloni to from
tC'lc ' lo Wj'ic. Nonr thu rlcise sonic bujlng
fil to o'j'ce- ,
to iiecuie pmllti mivulii ink en
but the ( itlvnn. u VVIIH onlj temporal y , ami
Bepiembcr closed vvcnlt at from MiljjC to
Corn ruled lower all il V with an ex
tremely light Hade Another cut In AVnnh-
Inclim grnln lales provolinl c-onstdeinblo
flculng , neavinc-SH In vvlu-nt nnil piovl'loiiH
being factors September opened un-
chaiiKCil at XTUe , and dec lined to 2C
closing weak at 2C'8r , sollcui.
Oats atttacUd but little attention , the
feeling was * easy and pikes ruled luwoi ,
flnutuntloni being goveincd nlmtist en-
tltely by wheat. iJcptctnber oiiened un
changed nt I.ri8iand lie-Id within He lluc-
tuallon , cfoMntf at fiom 15'ii1 lo IKHic bid.
I'rovlslons'vvcie utte-ily vvltlumt biiipott
and miulo new low pricereccida. . A gen
eral dlijiosltlon to iinlonelvns mnnlfslcd
and with oonre-ely any demand uileus ivont
down stendlly , the closing being VPIV vvo.tlc
nt pinetlciilly bottom in lees. Hnptfrnbet-
polk closed -JOe lowei. at JfiSO Boplemb-T
laid. ISe- lower , ( it W.CO. Septi-mbcr ribs ,
ICe lower , at J.IM.
nstlmated for KrldnyVhent , 217 earn ;
corn 4DO cars ; oats , I'M cars ; hog.s , 1MM)0 )
The ) leading futures ranged as follows :
"
Articles I Oi | ni I IHtfli | Lo.v.
W heal.No.'J
July C&U C54
Suit fitt ) , ' CO'li
Uco 68J4 08' ( 68'i
Corn , No 2.
July
Srnt 27
May J'JH ' 'UK
Gain.No tf. .
July IMt
he. pi
lliy : 18 IS
Furk.ticrbbl
July I 40
FClt | U Ur U 70 a so I f.U
Jan 7 iO 7 4'2' 7 JO
Lnni.lUUlbi
Julv
fctpt. 8 7-2' < : i tr , ,
J.m. 4 UU
Slimt'iVlbs-
Jnly o J7l .1 4J )
be-pt. . h u' " , : i r > n
Jan . . : i 73 : t 70
Cash tinotntloni were ns follows :
KI.OUll-in- : , patinls. $340fjfO. B
12W3CO ) ( | , tinltic ; iiattnty , $3 M03 75 ; bakus ,
W11IIAT No. 2 EprlnK. u5t5Vic ; No. 3 cprlni , * ,
Kc. No. 2 ml , rr\ \ jo'/c.
COHN'-No , 2 , 2C-4C
OATS-No. 2 , 13'ic , No. 2 white.
No 3 vihltc. ll-Uc'
HYINi ) 2. 3l'X.fl31c.
HAUliV- 2. nnmln.il : No. 3 , f. o. b , 22Jf
JCc : No 4. f. o b , 2.'fii'ic.
KIiAXHUHD Nn. 1. Tic.
TIMOTHY fiiiIrlme. : . } 2 & .
rilOVISIONB MCPS pork t > ei lihl. , tf 40it6 4" > ,
Innl , v-r MO llm. , $3 M ; pliort rib" , nldrs lonpi ,
(3 40 ; dry milted ElioiiUtcrt , boxed , SJ.T 'tft 00 ;
uliort clear Hides , lioxcil. t3.C2V4JJ 7r
WHISKY Distillers' nnlJlied gocids , per gnl. ,
11.22
SUOAIlS Cut lo-if , r > 07 : eianulnloil , H
1'OUWUY Mnrket ttr.idy , tuiKija , "fl'lc ,
chickens , Bprliiu , 12i4fUlic : ducks , eprlngUU
Jl'4c.
The followInsr weie the receipts nnd shipments
lodav :
Onthel'rolnoQ oxclivnrj tolivtliu butte'r mar
ket VV.IH aleailv : ere uncry , 10 1 IHo : il ilry , Ui (
12o. Ku'l'n. steady , frosb , Uiic. ) Uliueao , qulot ;
77c. ( _
OMAHA UIMKAI , SIAUKUT.
Coiiilltloii of Trnilc uiul ( tiiotntloiiM
on Slaplo mill Kitiiey I'rddiiee- .
EOGS-Cholee stock. 7'4c.
IIUTTEIl Coramun to tulr , So ; choice to fancy ,
country. ICffilSc.
VI3A -Choice fnt , SO to 120 Ibs , la quoted at
6'ic ; lurcc nnd coarse , 40CC ,
Clltnsn Domtstle brlcU , 13c ; IMam , per iloz. ,
1900 , club bouse , 1-11) ) . jam , ) i r dor. , S3W , I.lm-
bergcr , Inncy , per Ib , 13c , llotiuefort4lb
Jan , per iloz. , (3 CO ; YounK American , 12c , twins ,
fancy , HHc ,
1'OOLTHY I.lva hens. Cc ; cocks , 3o ; tnr-
ke > n , Cc ; old iluclis. Cc ; vprln ? clillitns , llfllo
pur pound , tilling iltickH , We.
PlllLXJNS-Llve. Jl Wffl.25 , dead pigeons not
wuntcd.
HAY Now liny , (5 CO ; uplnnil , $500 ; inMlnml ,
14 DO ; louluml , M 00. rye straw , | l CO , color nmUi'H
tbu price on liaj , light bales cell ( lie Ltst , only
top Kruilcn lirlnu top prlux.
UltUOM COUN Kxlii-niely Blow palo ; new-
crop , delivered on track In country , choice cieen
eclf. working caipet , per Hi. . 2'ic , choice grci-ll ,
runnlni ; to hull , 2uc , common , l' t.
vianTAULis. :
\VATiilMiiXINB-P : : r iloz , JIM.
CANTMUUPiS : Pir Vi bu. basket , COS75C.
KHC1 PLANT 1'cr doz , 75c.
TOMATOK8 1'tr 4-ba6ket crates , We ; ten-
crate loin , 76c.
CUCUMHiitS Per doz. . S5e.
ClICUMIIinth IVi doz , WXic.
NISW ONIONS Soutlitrn stock , per Ib , l ic.
LIMA IlIlANK-I'ir Ib . 4c
IIIANK : HimU plcknl navy , per bu , SI < Offl.LO.
1'IIJ PLANT Ilinr.H Bnvn , i 'r Ib , lo
CAUUPUWIIll Per doz , 75o.
CAllIlAOn-IIonic grown , per doz. , XQ'Mc.
OU1.12UY Per doz , 2SCi < le- .
PHUlTri ,
BTItAWIinilKIKS Nomof any conneiiuence.
CAMl'OHNIA CIinilHII'S- s lpplliK Block.
HOM1J OHOWN UllHUIiIiS-Pcr lU-b ) b.itkit ,
T5o.
uoosiiuiuuis-Nun : < . .
UI.ACKIIiilKliS-Prr : 2 < - < | t. cnte , 1 fOBl 75
111AC1C UAhPlliKUIiS : Per : t-ilt. cnse.JS.OO
CAUIMIINIA Al'IlILXTh-Jl IOsn.60
CALIPOItNIA PUAUIIUS Karly Alexander ,
Aer box. , ( I.U.
CAMKOHNIA PLUMS Per bor. Jl 75.
, CtJItllANTS-Nonc
BOUTIICUN APPLKS PIT W-bu box. , S5ff40o
H-liu. tioxeH , r.O. ' .
KOUTIUJHN PLUMH-Per ! 4lt. . case. 11 25.
BOUTill.HN PIACHRS Per V4 I'U ' lei , Mtf Of ,
CALirOIlNIA PlJAUS-None
TUOPIC'AL PHU1TS.
OPANQUH Mediterranean Bwtvl * , Noa. 126. ISO
17C , 200 , 21C , (4 t.0 ; larKt-r unit tmuller sizes , II 23
L1JMONB Meimlnai , fancy , II DO , cholcf , > < 00 < J
4. : : ; Cnllfurnla leinoim , II
HANANAS Choice Inrca stock , per bunch
Wii..VS ; iiifdlum-tiltKl bunchtv , | 1DU200 |
I'lNUAPPLUS Per crate of live to ee-ve-n doz.
MI8CIU.IANiOUfl.
HONfiV 1'nncy white , | > er Ib , Ha ; choice. 13o
California , lunlir color , lOo
MAI'1.13 bMtUP Plve gill onna , each , { 2,75
ral. cunt , pir doz , | I2 , ' , j cat. cunn , JO 20 , quur
CUIK. II DO.
ClIlIMt-Clurlllea juice , | < er ImU bbl. , 13. \ > e
bbl. , 15
I'UKHIJIIVKS AwortcJ , 20-lb rnlU , each. U < 0
1'IflS Inijx > itei | funry , B crown. SO-lb , boxv
Ho : choice , 10-lb I XM. 3 crown , 'JClOc ,
NUTB Aliiu'iidx , t'ulirornla. per Ib . medium
flic , 10c ; TarraKOim almoncU , per Ib. , lure *
15 lie ; llruzlle. PIT Ib , to , r.HKllifli "ubiutu. po
Hi. , fancy vofl fhell. lie ; medium nice , UV , til
licitH prr Ib. , lOa ; pccnim , pollihed medium Cc
InrKB. 10 ° , priiiuitH , raw , C'4H7c ; roaBted , 7V c
I ATiS : Halloween , per Ib. , DC , furde , 10-lb
boxm , per Ib , 7c.
DIIESSKD MBATfl.
IJKUr Drewetl ftrcrn. 400 to COO Ibi , CflC'ie '
western ete iii , Co ; b'i > o < l cows und lieKcru , C.'iS '
Co ; medium cans and helfira , tlJSHc ;
furcquurlfru , e'owv und 'iflfir * . 3 %
KOQ > ! forr < iuaiten > , native steers , 4' ( i5c ;
hlnd < iuai < ir , covami helferti , "diiSc , ROO
hlndquurtcr > . tteert , S'iOVc ; co\v roumlt. jC
cow pliiten , 3c ; lionelrrH ohuckn , to ; row chuilo
3Uc , Fleer cbncku , 3 o ; Ix-ef tenderlulmi , SJo
tocf roll * , bonelers , Oc ; tliloln but In , bolide * * , So
loin backt. bont'lt-m. to ; lulu backs , DC ; cow rll
No S Cf c ; cow loins. No. 3. ! 'o ; bte ( trim
mints. ! o ; lump battn , EH : , thouMer iloj , DC
I MUTTON Dri > fed lamb * . 8c ; dri'snd mutton.
To , racks , lOc , UKM , Cc ; cuddles , Sc ; te > . 3c
! t lliteu | > luckr , Sc. h ci > tongues , per doz. , 2Gc.
1'OHK-Urci.ffd boss. 4c ! P rk loins. HJo
spare libs , 3'jc , Imm tausat ! s , bulls , ( c ; pork
L t. shoulders , 4V c ; l > orK shoulders , sklnne-d , 4Vic
t.f f pork trlmmlnfe-u , 5cj leuC larJ , not rendered.
4 < 5t
HIDES ANI1 TAI.LCX5V.
TJie fihoe and I.eathir Itrvlew sa > s the blJ
market rule * very quiet and on the surfuct.
stems considerable weaker , but there In ai
undercurrent of strength. There are for 1
njr t.intein orJ re to buy nnd w * t rn tt.nntrt
vlme v-ry IUM InUrtit , but the nuppllM
nit knrn to te limited Thn country kill
mull tlili > e r mid Although th unnrrs
are nbr etntloiii Mul eont rv ilrc tlmn utunl
lit Mdo iltullon rmirn nn clement nt ttrength ,
nditd , lild Qiutulletift uro tcvctnl points hlfthcr
IMhtly than tie Ic.ltliir that Is made from
11IDI.S No. 1 IilMll hide * . < ( No. 3 trtcn
ddM. JV.e No I ei fn tnltcd lililcx , RHes No. ?
: tif.n > lt rt liUo * , < Hr ; Na 1 vtnl cnlf , 8 to 12
II ( c ; No 5 veal cnlf , S tu 1.1 Ibi , c ; No. 1
try lllnt lili ! i , 7Dfc , No. 2 rtcy flint lililtn. If
Vo 1 Ory Mltt-d hides , fo , tint I cured hides ,
tt Iti lent tti n fully Mired.
SHIII.P l'KI/lV-llrr n foiled , each ,
rreen mlKd ihci > tliiK ! > Inlioit wnolcd e-arly
iklti ) , t-ivrli , 18a , dry clit.tillniii ( short wnoled
mrly Hklnr ) , No. 1. enrli , 10 < - , rtiy thcnrllnRK
Kli.lt VTitirO iill > i.l > lli > ) . No I , rncli , to. iliy
lllnt KniifH * Hhit Nfbuivl-n l.ulihPi wool iifllf ,
itr Ib , niliinl vrillit , 4"o | , dr > Hint Knn na
il.,1 Nljmvl.'t Mm mill wnnl 1".H' per Ib , net-
in. \\olKht 1 , 3T4c. dry flint PolC'indo lilltrlirr
vvnol | . < lt . ptr " > . nctunl vM-'rlit. ' * 5j5c , iliy
flint Culnrmlo Miinaln wool | iolt , p't ll < , firlunl
v\c-lit. ( | SOIc , feel tilt off. as It Is unc-lena to
; iy fiflclit e'n Ihfm
TA1.I.OVV AND ( JRKA n-Tnllow. N" 1 , 2'Sc ' ,
Inllcn. Nil J IV . ' . Rrmia. v\ldle A , 2'lc , Bre nro ,
wlillcII , I'll' ! Krenfe > ellnw , Hc , Kre if c. dirk ,
1141 ; old buller. l'T2'Ac , btenwux , prime , Klf
Kcrc.UBli tiilliivv. lUc- , .
Ili'NP.rf-ln cm lot , W | KIP | < I nnd ilcllvcreil In
Chicago : l'r > buffnlr lei ton , J12 00111 * 00 , dry
cniititry , lilenrliiil , pn ton , 110 MillW. . ilry
Coimtty , ilntnii ntul m ity , JH > I ton. JO fK > iS " .
\ViKH , t'liui.n'icd line in nvy , 6fi7c. fine llgltt ,
Ffi ° c , qiinrler blood , K'lc ( , KM-JK burry nnd
clmlT } , fcit"eul'cd / tubrokm iimrHe , ( tc ;
rutted mul l > rol on lineCOSc. . I'ltireMinlicd
Modliim ISflISc : lln * , I t71rt , tub wnshed , Wl
Hi , Mar' ; re , bi-cl.r , Cc , INK locks , Iff3c , dead
llud , CQ'V . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
b't'OCKS AM ) IIONDS.
iM In ttie Scpiirlly 3Inrki > (
U'ci'o Annln Itftlrlulfil.
Ni\V : YOUK , . .lulyOperations In tbo slock
nailct were nxnln ri5lrlct d ovvlnB to ciwross-
UK K neial InteTeKts In the cccltlnir Oevelop-
ni'iils nt Chltngn ami thl condition of affairs
v.un Improved ui fully nn practicable tutlny
y trndL-m. Thlu lonthiRcnt IIIIH been tlmpInK
11 tactics ice. nil > aiLuidliiK to the position
.akcn bj I.nndon rcKnrdlni ! our KCrurltb A
j\\er iniiiket for Amerlcnns nt tlmt icntrr
'fdiu Idcnt to unr opining ot bUHlncns largely
'uinl'lnd n bini test mil the riMiltva n
v\iak miirkct , ulth Itnlunlrl il : bearliiK the' binnl
of tin- attack lluKlni'na v\us poorly distributed
IlKtnlni ; fnr nearly ono fonitb of the
nle1 tiansactl > n It also vcutnl the IIP.IV-
o n The only othti ftoilt that itmlied
evin eoinpirntlve artlvlt > VVHB ht Paul. Initial
[ ulits w .iil Kcnernll > a firctlon b Uuv > t ter-
< liin Hunt fair * and In entiling ilciillnus foi-
ther slight conci'Fslon wire noted , rxttn line
to 14 nr cint In RmnKers. At derllncn tin1
nmiket btcamo Klusulfli. but steadied Sugar
Foon miived up a fruition , but the Ktiarnl list
V\UH ilevnld ot feature nnMI the noon hour , v\hi > n
iirken In a number of ciihes hold off HllKlitl >
IM.IOW jcxtetday'u cl ox I tit ; , more Impoitnnt IOSSPH
ociuilHK In Ki ( 'tr < "I he leactlonti In r\m
pulhy v llh the ill op In Husar on ucllrliiK NSCK |
Cuiitliaied exlie-mo dnllniM piovokcd an at-
tnilc by piofesslumils aftn tnlddu ) . Inblch
\MIH the chlur Kiiffim , jlellliiR lo 10 > \
In entulnif operntluim OITurliiBB ot torl > on
lJKhtlv InouiiMMl Bpnle vveie noted , partlcn-
lailv In SiiKiir In the Ian horn the to < k
imntloned nnd ClilciiKii Oai' illsplii > eil heavt-
Ihc eo ) ln VMIR v\iaK at tin * lo\\iitt
! > ointii , with S-iiRiir off 2 per tint and C'hlciK"
; ! a nnd Nc\v JerFes C'ential P4 I rr eelit and
1'S per cent lower rifpectlvolj In othei case *
Iriilncx weie fnnlloiiHl Itallnay bumlx v\iru
lull mid lower. IO SCF of n point or theie-
iboiitvire notlcivl In home of the mo t Inncllvi *
siioft. ( Invernincntn ill'plnjcil n rontlnulng * ae-
biK tendinc ) on tinnFiittlnni of Jb"fCO
The follovlns ; vnc thu clobiiiB iiiotatlon < on
the Ici'llnir tloek3 of the New Yoilc exchange
loilay :
do pfd 140
AdniiHlX1411 N. Y. runtril U4
Al'on.T II . . . . fiS N. Y A.N. r. . . . . 4H
Am. Kxuri-HS . . . . 101) ) Ontario.V W
H.iltlinoie.Vhlo. 17'n ' lOrccou Imp. . . . IV !
"nnad i I'.ioldo . . . i > lSi ) Ori'sron Nir IU
C in ul i Southern. . 411 ! 0 S L V.U. N 1UK
Central 1'u'lllc. . . . 14) ( 1'aclllc Mill . . . . SlVt
'lies fc Ulilo " ' I'cunalii-c AK. . . IX
hlc.iL'o ] . Alton. . 1'lttHbnrir HM
V. Il A.C1 I'nllin in I'vlico. . . 14S
"lilc.it-o G 11 . . . . Kcadlinr Hb
: oiiHOild Ucd n.ia. lot H. . w in
: c & st i > . . art K. ( t. VV pfd 411
Cole CD il .V Iron. u UOOK Islind ! ' - ! (
Cotton Oil Ci > n . . . 10 St Paul " 4H
UuHwari'V. Hill. . ilo pfd 1-7
li-l..Lick.A ) VV. . . bL P A Oni ill i . . .Ill
1) ) .Ut O pfd . . . . dopfil 1'J.t
I ) AC P Oo SoutliL'iii P.ieino . ! | < } i
K.iHtTcim . . . . j ir Ilolliii-rv. . . .
Krlo HI' , Te-nn Co l. A Ho L VII
ilo Jd pfil ISh , ToxaslMclllc
Fort \V ivnei 101) ) T AO Out. lit I . 7nI'
G. Nortliurn pfd. . . 110 Union 1'ielnc . . . . I'
r A K I. pfd . . . oim , U * KtiiruHi . . . 40
llocklnir Villcu- . . . 1U'4 VV St I , . A P . . .
Illinois Ce-ntril. . . . VV St. L A P. nf I.
bt 1' . A. In In til . . . VVelln V ir.-o Kf. . . t'll '
1C. AT pfd . . . . Vf Htrrn Union . .
Like Erlo \\Vat 10 Wlieullnir A L. K. .
do llfd < o nta
M. AM I ,
I.e.ul I'riiit D.AH O 1'JM
LoulHVlllu AN. . . . 4H ( i. h
% . AN. A 7 N. L
M.iniiiiumoon. . . . noli C. P. A I
C 13 do pfd luo
01 T. St. U AK. C . . .
MlsHonrl I'.iclllo. . HUM T.St. . L. A 1C.C. nU
Mobllo.V Ohio IBM S H. U
N.mbvllliChU. ! . . . os S H. R "fd
K.itlonalOord.ik',1. Am Tob Ca. . . .
N' it. Cord l-o pfd. . 8J do pfd
N.J. C.'iitril lUll Am. Tel. A O. Co . . Ul's
N.VW. pfd . . . . Con IClbloCo. . . 140
NortbAm. Co Am Sti irpfd . . .
N'oitlicru Paclllc , . U. S Cord i.'O Kt I
N P.ielllo l > fd U S Le Ulii-r pra
l1 I ) & O U. S. Ilnbbui- . . . . 1 7
N'orthucHturn . . . . do pfd
bid. i offered.
The total bales of Btoi ks today were 120100
Bliure-H , Including : American Teibirco. 3 SCO ,
American SiiKiir , 4ttt ) ) , lIurlliiK'ton , C.JOO , Clil-
mi Cac ! , C.'JOn , Louisville S. NaKlivllle. fi iv ,
Udck Island. 6,200 , ht. 1'aul , 23'jOO , Wliccllng
i. LnKe Erie , J.500.
\CTV orlc Motley.
NHW VOIIK , July O-JIONIY ON CAI.I <
apy at Ifl- per icnt , last loan , 1 pel cent ,
ohid ut Hjl'6 i > er cent.
I'Hi.Mi : MUIICANTIM : i'APiit < { jsvi per
cent.
HTiiltlNG KXCUANGn rirm vvlth actual
bUHlneai In liankcrs * blllK at ? 4 S"ift I.SS for de
mand and J4 C7C { < ' " "i for nlMj da > K , pOHlcd
lale-s , } 1 87U'ff4 ' SS , nnd $ < 8S'-(1 89 , eommucliil
bllN. 14 8C5H Wt.
HiiA'i2ii i'iin : iric'ATrs-csnMo.
GOViitNMiNT : IIONUS Weak , state- bonds
dull , railroad bonds , easy.
I'P.TIlOIJItlM-hteadj.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
- - . . - - - . nnd SHIUO * , rulfd quiet
with vti-aK undertone , clcxei ) tteady at 10 pvlnt >
udvancu to S I'Glnu dtclln . eale , ll.MK ) Imirti.
C'lonu : Jul(11 " 1U11 kll , September. JIO 7001(1 ( 75.
bwt | coffee. Illo , dull Mild , quletj Dales , 700
buK . Murnculto , p. t
SANTOS , July l.-CX > FFEC-rirmi good v-
P nlo , 11. MO rclij receipt * , 12,000 l > nR ;
Ktork. 115.000 rjncK.
iiAMDunn , July s.-corrntv-Duii : unchanged -
changed to ' { pfc ilccllncj fnlex , 2.000 bnc *
nio , July D tx rriB-sie iiyj NO. 7 nio ,
II , COO ni \ i cxclmnec , f-Virt , ' rocolptu , 12.000 linen ;
cleared , for the United Rtntc , 20,000 bi\i ? : for
Kuicrx10,000 IUIRH : flock , IM.tK'O I > HK . Totnl
wnrrhoiife deliveries from the United Stnteft ,
.Vrrr Yiirk
NEW YOKK. July O.-Tlio following nri till
cloning mltilnrquotatlonii
luhvor yn Ontario 1000
Chollnr ' . ' 20 Onhlr. 1H )
Crown Point 4(1 ( fPlvinonth 20
: on Cat , V Va. . . ! ( OnlckMlriT 1H
"ictlnooit 1611 OnlcHallvcr iifcl. . . 13d ! )
; otild & Curry. . . 80 blorrn Novudt. . . . tin
HnlcX Norcross . 115 mandinl Con . . 130
loniontnko . . . .VUUO Union Con . . . . 0
ron Silver. . . . . is Yellow Jacket . . . 40
Mexican 0(1 (
lUI. tolTorod.
_
MJW YOHIC CIMII.\I , MAHICKT.
of the Dny nil Viirlou *
CllllllllOlllll ,
NP.W YOltK. Julj o-ri/JUIt-Upcolnln. 11.000
liln , cxpotln , 1C.WO bblK. ; dull nnd
loner ; Minnesota ( intents , > 1 3 , " > JJ3 T5 ; Mln-
nrnota bakcrx. } 5 40T2 50 , uprlns low Krnileii ,
> ! 100230. winter | mtcnts , } 3M > iT3CO , noulhcrn
Pour , riulvt nt $325. H > c Hour , quiet , superfine.
) i)270 , tnncy , } 270 i2'0
ItMi-Qulet , No 2 vtcfterii , 3"i37VtP
COHN Mi\Ir Quiet nnd easier , jillovv vvcsl-
ern , CCc.
HAMI.nV-Qtllet , vve-tern. 30i4W33c.
1IAIIM1Y M.\I.T-Stind > lit Vc.
W1IIJAT Itecelptii. 11SJOO Ini , fpol vvenkpr ,
No 2 icd , MV , No 1 hurd. OVSc Uptlona
enslcr nnd uink nil da > . Inilncnced bj n btnils'i
MIcilKnn reprirt ilull Irnilc and vun.n > vi < ftlirond :
clnrml HHHc nil lower , luly. Gl'j , M > o , ilo'lns
Cl'ic. KepiemUr. C2H tS' ' , clocliiK Ci c
rOUN ltecelit | , L'l ' < 0 bu , ixpurtH , 7S4 bu. ,
fpnt VM-nker , No 2 , 32\c Oiitlnim ik-cllneil nil
any umlri Iliiuldatlon , line uup IU-UM nnd t > io -
picts of hrnvy locelptn. cloxlnic kmer , , lnl > ,
32'iii32\c. closing J2\c , Siitcinb | .r , 33ii33c ,
R ni r.
Uecelpto 212100 bii. ; exports , CI.10S bit ,
Fpot vve.iKcr. No 2 L''iiHfiii.c. ' Options iitlcil
tliill nnd weak with other markets , Ho ed 'kc '
net lower , July , closed , .io'ic ' ; Sopteinbci. 18'u ,
o'liiK lS > ' < , p
lllMvliU-Ilecrlpti. : 7f l pkgs ; strnilj
( Minnsi : Hicelpts 8 ) | ikK , iiulet
IIOC.S Iti'teiptH , 0,700 pkKii , vt i stern , UiTIJc.
HOI'S IJlllet tlltp , Ikill 01 up. J'jilS'tc , 1".13
Clop , SHIc , 1'IUlllc LOIlfct , li'H IIXIP , 1HI' ! | ' < C , li ! > J
crop , 3tfi
Ilini.S CJulet , Hnlvcston , llfjll' r , ItinnoH
, \ > io , du , Ifo. Texn , ilrj . Sc , ( - . illfui iiln. 13c.
I.I3ATIIIJII No 2 qiilel , hemlock tolu itianos
A > n , light tn henv > , JOli.'Karid 20tiJ3o
IX1OS Hli-nilJ , vvcstcin fufh , llfjl.'u
I'llOVlSIONH lrt-r ! quiet. Intnllv , $ MS1) ) CO
lleof Imnii , f5 rouir oo Oil meat * , linn , pickled
linmi 9'ifi'i\c. I.ntil Imvcr , VMtein ituim
closwl nt JT < ) , iollni'1 cam I 'oik itind } , oil
to new nipvt , 17 "MfWi , fnnill ) , | J 75JT10 C.
TALLOW UUBV . ilull , tll > , 3'ii , iniintr } IVc
O1I.S I'otioleum dull. United tloFp.l nt } 1 11 ,
Itiisln. iinlpt. stiilncl Jl 7i 'I nrpemino. quiet ,
231421 ! ' 4c PottoiiKpcil oil , InnctUe , prime irihle ,
: < > n'Jlc , olT Blade" . ISftl'Jc ; pi line xuinmer icllow.
MOI.ASSrS Klpady , Now Orlenns. 2M37c.
Hlt'i : Stcn < l > , ikmecllc , fair to e\trn , 3'iQCc
Japan. 4M'i-
rilKIOHTS To l.lveipcol , quiet , Brnln bj
loam. IV
Min'AI.1 ! 1MB Iron , qulot Ccipptr. quiet ,
broken" , ll\c pxchnnue ( II 2'l 1 SO I.md
qllll't , lilt'kl'n. { 20 , < \cllllllKl , t20iliR.I02t
Tin. fteadj . Urnlts , M.T ro , plntcs , llrm Spel
ter. fair , tlomeftlc , ! 4 10
St. IiiiulH nt-iii-rnl VlnrUrtM.
ST. I.Ot'It ? . Julv 1 I'lxaril-Qulit , IIIKJ and
loner , patents. 13 SO < tT3 40 fiinc > J J WHf2 70 extra
fanc > , JJ tWfJ 10 , choice , $2JO2.40 |
\V1II2AT ruturm declined un M > od crop le-
| iort , hf.iicctlpts and u lack nf Mippoit b >
biiyirH. Cables weie nlMi Kcniralb Invicr and
luring thn last houi nr MI little was done- , the
market closing lower than je-terd.-j bpeit llrm
in tall , but dull , Nn 2 c.ivh , elevutoi r.J " .
Iriek , mw , niff,4'e. No. 2 luinl , fl'Uo bid , Jill } ,
iSHc ni-lu-d t-rptcinlH-r , C4c nskcd
e'OHN rntinos wuik r.nd lower , ppot vcarce
inn 111 m. No J ciifli , J."c bid , Jills , 1MV ; Scp
tcnibt r , 2"iff2" ' c
OATS riituies dull , wpalc nnd lovnr , Fpot.
lull nnd loner. No. 2 enMi , ICc ankcd , Julv ,
13'Ac bid , AiiKiibt , r.\c bid , be plumber , lj\c
a--Kcd
IlVi : Track S e.
C'OIIN JliAIJl TO
IIUAN Hull , ! " ) C. cast track.
riANKiiI > r,7i ; nominal
IIA\ Choice Krades siuice nn < l In ilemand ;
pr.ilile new Jcr05T7.ro , tlmothv Jf'i0512fO
IlirTTKH rinmr , cienmeiy , 10flCc ; dulij. C
( TU'o.
KRRS Dull nt Cc.
WHISKY Jl 2J
I.CAD Dull , 27 iiff271i < -
SI'ii/niJ-Ni : mlnnl J3 K.
1'ItoVlsiONI'oik. lowct "tnniHrd '
-I'oik. , me's.
Jol.liliiK. f 0 ( Mi l > ( , ' 1 I.ird , low ii. prime Me un.
} 132'j , choice , f3 < 0 It icon , boxed i-houl ler" ,
H 00 , lonKH. $ ! S7H , rlln nnd f-hortB J4 37' .
niy mil iiieilH , lBi\eil nhruldeib anil loiiia ,
537'i , libs J3S714 MiorlH. H CO
rolJI.TUY Steuly , chicken * , old , 7c : cpilnp.
So turkejH. Fprlnp. lOfill'c , diic. > s , old , r./.c ,
Fprlnc. ifi'c. KCCM ; nulnu. f.i/Co
niriii'TS : rimir. s.ftn ) bbl' : wiie.it , C3 ( CO
bu . uirn 30000 bu : oilH. 14 000 bu.
SHIPMENTS riour , 12.CW ) IdiK. vvhc.it , . ' ,0 < 10
bu. , corn , ll.CCO bu , onts. C.COO bu
I.li i rionl .
I.IVnill'OOL Julv \\Iin\T-Spot. . Flond\ ,
dcmanil poor , No. 2 red winter , Is lil. No. 1
h.inl , Manltoli i , htotk * e\haiihted No 1 , Cill-
fornli , 1 2V.il. Putuies ppt'ned llrm , with nc-.r
and distant poMtlonn 'l ' hUhei , closed llrm
with Uictmbei ' < d hlwer. and ot itr months ' { .d
hlKher : bllslne H about equally distribute I
COItN f-pot quiet , American mixed Js ll' d
rnturcs Fteadj , line landed , bu-Ine s heivUKt on
mMdlc po Itiolls , Jul > , 2s lid , September , 2s
H'id
Pl-OlUt Dull , ilemand | > oor , St I.oula fancy
winter , C Cd
rnOVISlONP ra"on. dull , demand pori , C im-
berland tut'Is , Miort rlb < , J's , short clear
mid lie" . he.iv > 23 n I .Shoulders , 22 , Hams.
l"s Tullou. line North Ameilcan. noinln il
Heef , ptlim1 me s , I7n M I'ork , prime' min > ,
line western. 41s ; inc. Hum , Sss 'M Lard. dull.
prime \ventrn l"s .id ; rellried. In pnlls , Jlp
IH'ITUU rinchl Vnlli-d Staten. 70s , uoud , 15s
iiNStin oni'.s HM.
Ill rtllGIJIlA'IOK I : nr 1'oioquirtir. 2'id
hlndiiuarter , M4d
HOI'S At I.undin ( t'aclllc en int ) , 1 I'll.
ICuiiMiiH City IliirkclH.
KANSAS PITY. Tul > S WllIIAT riirn ; No
2 hard 4Se , No. 3. 4IS4Ce ; No 2 ie-d , MO'iJ , No.
3 4WJc
COItN riim , No. 2 mixed , : tV.flMvta , No. !
white. 22'iij2ic. (
OATS htearty , No. 2 mixed , 14'4c ; I\o. 2 while ,
17cIt Vn Steady ; No 2.2r.c. .
HAY SttadJ. unchaiiKeil. .
IlllTTUK bteady , creamery , I2313c ; ilnlry , 10
& 12c *
KOOS bteady , C'jc.
I'llllllll'llll XlllL'H.
Ni\V YORK Jul } 9 CIe.ulnrs , ( SI 42\OT5 ; b i1-
aiices , J6.3C7.191.
DOSTON. July 9 ClenrlnBH , } 11,753,277 ; bal
ances , | lMI,4 < i < i.
IXINIKJN. July 9 The Itank of Iceland's rale
of dlHcount remains unchanged at 2 pir cent.
CHICAGO , July 9 Clearing J13/I41 342 ,
money , llrm , on call , 6ii per ecnt , on time , e.
per cent ; New \oik uichiiUAe. ro discount ,
forelKn LVchaiike , Illin , dcnnml , ? 4S7i ; , blxty
du > , IU7 , _
I ' 'urc- 1 mi riniiiiL-Inl.
HiiUIN. : July 'i. rAchuiiKi ! on Ixindon , tight
da > H' tilRht , 20 markh MIK \
LONDON , July U Clotlntr contiols , for
moiity , IH'i , for not omit , 1U9-1C.
IXNJON. July 9 CJoll is quoted at lluenos
AiriH Iniliiy nt ISl.ro , at Madrid , lan , at Lis
bon , JS , at Athei.ii , 171 , at Home , 107.10
TAHIri , July U Three per cent mitcH , lOlf
SOo for the account , cxchatihu on London , 23f
lllisc for cliccka ,
Ni\V YOUK , Jul } 9-SI'lAIt Ilnvv. easier ;
fair nlinlnj , ' . 2 ID-lCc , c < ntrlfiial. tW test , 37-lCc ;
sulif , 15.UW ) II.IKH CulMi eeiitrlfUKiil , % IfH.
37-Ifc , ex-etore. 2U.1CO IMRH Cuba molans-cs , to
tent , 2 11-lCc , ex-Btore.
LONDON , July ! > C'ANi : HUCIAIl Dull een-
trlTUKul , Java , IU I'd , Mutcovudo , fair nllnlng ,
lOa 3d , beet sugar , qultt and linn.
CnUiiu
NI'.W OULIUNS , July -COTION-Qiitet but
etead } , inUldllllj ; , Cc , low mlddllni ; , 0c ; Kood
ordinal > , CHc.
NHW YOHK-July COTTON Qulit und
sti.id } , mlddllni ; , 7 7-lCo.
IIAVIti : , July ! ' -OOTTON-Cloectl steady to
unchantied , tales , 10(00 bats.
Oil
OIL CITY , July ! " PirrHOI.RUM-Oprnril
hlKli , uc'nt lovter und closed ut II 14 , no fuleu ,
nu clearances , ulilpments , H3CS bbla ; runs ,
WI.074 bbls _
.11 1 mi I'll pnl IN AVIifiil ,
MINNUAI'OLIH , July P. riUII NnthlnR
new , llrit patents , J3 : ot/J 40 , lint clears , KWtt
S IU , second clean , ( i.Mitl t ) .
SAN rilANCIhCO. Jul ) ! > -WHi.Vr-HU'aily :
JJictmber , WUc.
Si-niitor Allrii
All arranu-cineulB liavc been completed
for Senator \V. V. Allen to bpeak at CrelBU-
tou theater Friday evening. Only 200 seats
Iiavo been reserved , All other seats will
bo free to thosecoinlug ( list. The com
mittee having t.ho meeting In charge baa
extended an Invitation to thu Woman's
club to attend the meeting to hear the
senator's eldo of the great questions now
before the people ,
of IlnptUt Yoiinir People.
Charles K. Morgan , transportation leader
for Nebraska of delegates to the sixth
annual convention oC the Ilaptlst Young
People's union at Milwaukee , lias Issued a
circular to the eflect that the delegation
from this state will leave via Northwestern
line , June 1C , at 4.4& p , m. One faro for
the round trip ls the rate declared by the
AVcsteru 1'asienger association ( or this oc-
caiion.
OMAHA LIVE CIt MARKET
Barely Six Hundred Head of Cattle Offered
for Sale at , the Yards.
GOOD BEEVES BRING STEADY PRICES
Cor nuil PooiliTH Itiiniio from Tlrm
"
to llnrrly ) _
I.oncr unit ileclltio to
the' Ct'nxci
THURSDAY , July 9.
Cattle. Hous. Sliet-p lloiscs.
JulV 0 . 7 > G 4919 3
July 8 . l.KM 4,151 , l.f'Sl
July 7 . 2,110 4,497 , WS
July G . zvs ) ira 4f.a 271
July .1 . 757 4219 177
July 2 . 1301 7,270 , 1,210 1
July 1 . 2,391 f.,7CU 'it 70
Juno SO . 2075 6S.VS 275
Juno 29 . 1.E03 1,331 2,073 46
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
C. St. St. P. Hy . 1
O & St 1. Itv . 1
Missouri Pacific Hy . 1
Union Pnclfle system . 4 12 2
C. & X. \ \ * . Hy . , . 1
. & M H H H . n 2S
C. II. . Q H\ . 1 3
C , H. 1 & P Hy , east . 1
P , H 1. & P. Hy. west . 1
O , St P. M A : O. Hy . . .
P. , 13. & SI. V. H. H . 7 29 1
Total receipts . 31 SO 3
The dlspo-.ltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co . 2S 7HS
(1. II. Hammond Co . ll'i WV ! in
Sx1ft and Company . IK 1 7V : 214
C'liilahy P.ieklng Co . 211 1,149
H. IJerker . < ; IX-gnu . fC .
.1. I , Carey . SO . . . .
\V. r Stephens . 7 .
\ * Hooker . 4T . . . .
Mill A. KewN Co . Til .
Pliinklnp'n -Milwaukee . . . 1S7
Othei bu > ers . ] 2 .
I * ' ft o\ir . $00 . . .
Totnl 771 fi,2n T27
CATThK-Thc ynuls luoUcd almost de-
cerU'd today , BO few cattle weio In , nnd
the general aspect wns wtiongly suggestive-
of n S.minl.iy'H mnrUet Only 7SG henil of
tattle all told wore In the ynids , vvhlc-h In
cluded butchein' stock nnd fee de-is ns well
as 10' . ht.ul whipped dlteet to packers and
not ofTcred on the murket
The supply of rtrossod beef cattle con-
Kted almost entliclv of eoni-fc-d steers
,01110 of thorn M'O f.Hr stulT , but nothing
fnncv , nnil not manv of any kind The de
mand w.is peed for ileslr.iblo grades nt fullv
steady pilte-s , but e-oifo , IIIKCcattle - weie
not ninch sought alter , iind still thoj were
all sold Oin- load of l.ini-potnul beeve-s sold
at $1 n , vvhli h v.ns the heHt ptlco of the- day
Onlj about live loads of eow.s and hrlfe-i s
woio to lip found In thejarels Good wtnlT
was llrm , bill pr.iss e-ovvs were no moie than
hi rely stcndv
The few feeders In iltht hands -sold In
about the- same notch as jo tonlny and the
trnde vv.is without any speelnl feature-
Iloprcbcntuttvo sale- ! ' :
iiir s-rnnns
No Av. Pr No Av. l > r No APr
7 . 1171 $1 H ) 11 . . ; CCSJ370 4 . 1217 $1 M
2S M-rt 3fO 22 .110,37- , IS. . l' ) l 4 I"
11 ft an n . 'inn'sfo 2 ; nit 4 01
21 . . W7 SCO 20. . 1211 3 0 22. . .1191 411
COVVS
1 . . . ISO 1 < 0 2 . . . I'D ' 2 TO 3 1"1 > r
2 . ' ( 21" 2 ,10M , ,2 TO 1. USD > f ( )
4 - ! " - " ' 2 1" , 1 .lO.'O .2 , 'Jl )1. ) . -JJO " R1
i. . C7 2 : o 2. . ojo ' 2 ro 2 ' m * M
2 " 41 22" 1 . . .1MO > 2 O ) - . , 1C72 2' >
1 . .IHlO 22" 1 . , 7'IO | 2 TO 10.,1'Vj > i , ;
\ ? " ' ' l M2 - ( " s"1110 3 to
1 . . WO 2 il 4 , 5- , 2 7- . I. . 1210 3 (0
? n 1 % li n' , - " ' > " 13(0 SCO
l.l * 10"1021 30 °
. : : ! \ r
1 . . . 570 2 73 C 1021 ,3 CO
1SUI.I.S
1 . .l-SW 210 1 . . . ) ! l j2 Cr. 1..17CO 2 f.
STACK.
1520 I fO .
c . . . 00 s f , . , . .
, . < ro i. . . . i < > o 4 r
1. . . . 2..0 4 ro 1. . . . IM 1 73 1. . : 210 5 00
raooKin's AND ririJiits. ;
1. . . . CCO 2 HO 46 . .MI 1 37& 2I..S70 SIT
1 . . . MO 2 7.- 80 . . . SCO 3 40 24 . 'IflO 3 43
2. . . . CO 2 71 1. . WIO 340 2. . .711 3 M
1. . .1UO 2 - ' , ] J . . i,08 3 40 3 . . . 730 3 50
i yio ii
i > o >
NUltHAbKA.
Tldd K Jnclson
2 bulls llfO J r , H fctil.-rs . . . fO 3 40
12 fovvi , . . . . 910 2 fi 20 feelers . . . 703 340
1 fieder . . . 620 3 00 1 calf HO 4 75
HOr.fi Thtio weie 4113 IIORX received today
us tignlnt-t 7270 on llmrsda ) ot last wcelt. and
while It wan not a. law run , U wan the Inrcost
u ! the wepL to d lie
The market opened ffilCc lower tinder the In
fluenceof n declining provlclon market , and the
most of tlio earl > trading was ileme on that
bat-In. Later on. after nver liulf of the hoe
had chanjrcd hands , the market Ft-oinei ! to frow
weaker and WIIH fulls lOc.- lower Salesmen were
flow tci miUe conceit-Ion , but tlio maiket In-
bti-ad of Improving Krc worm und nt the eloirc
was 10f11c lower
A peculiarity of the market Is that IIOKR art
Plllnn lOfir.c lilfihfr than at thelow time
while lard and ribs arc ulllnjcomddciablv
kwer tlmi whin IIOKS were- the invest. Hepic-
hcnlitlvttalcs :
Nu. Av. fill. Pr. No Av. Si Pr
n . . . l'ii (0 f > ; , J.T . 301 RO 52 T
C7 IBS ICO 211 fil . . . 2' " R5 2 IT ,
34 . . . .SH ICO 2 K. ( .2 . . . 1/J7 RO i ' ,
f2 311 . . 2 SI ( U . . . 2 ,0 41 6"
42 407 . . 2 S7Vi Ki . . . .LS'l SO 2 f ,
fB SfG > 0 i .HI L7 211 100 2 Ti
fl > . . . . 22 ICO 210 10 27J to J T
'G i'12 ICO 2 10 rii . . . . 2'U 1IA ) t II"
M 319 M ) 2 111) ( . ' 2S1 ICO J'5
co ir MI 2 w rn 247 55
1,7 1M KO 2 9) f7 . . . 2 > S fO 2 T
r- ISO . . . 2 SO 40 - > < 2 . . . 2 Sil ,
Itlj'.l ! ! .12B 21(1 ( 2 ! " 1 fi . ' ' . . ' . ' . ? ' { > . . . 3 ( to'
H tlfi W 2W 71 2/2 0 300
fd 2'U ISO 2 W -7 271 SO 30)
II 13S fO 2 W IJ 270 in 3(0
44 40" , . . . 2 IrO CO . . . .1'4'J N ) 3(10 (
S4 Sfi . . . 20 ! f < i ! „ ! fO 3 ( kl
; , s sci . . 2t > i fi : S7 RO 300
IW 11H 3.0 2'10 K 274 SO 300
f2 SI' RO 2'0 ' f < ru RO 300
41 Si'i . . 210 fJ UG7 ICO 300
r : ia to 2 w M . . 2co to sw
Cl 2RO 10 2 ' 10 C. . . , . . .217 . . 3 (0 (
M 110 RO 2 f.21 f4 2S7 , . . 3 ' ( .
70 2i . . . 2 W'A 7J . -.241 . . . 3 C.4
CO . . . . J71 ICO 2 'U'i ' f > < SH o 3 02H
W . . . . 300 . . . 2 f2 > , f2 2il . . 3 f6
f4 110 ICO 2 ( ijl'j Cl 21 < i . . 301
fl 271 . . . 2 W CJ 211 . . . 3f
M 2fl ICO 2 ri C.1 217 . . . 305
fi 27-1 ICO 215 71 J14 . . . 3 07H
n r,6 . . . 2V mi z. > a . 307 *
(1 ( 251 40 2 V" 70 21. . . 3 C7i |
C7 241 ICO 2 f 19 21U . . . 310
f , | 2W1 . . . 2 ! 5 3 2U . . . 315
piriK onns AND iNns.
1 KO . . . 220 1 220 . . . 281
1 KO . . . 2 fO 6 ! 12 JO 2
3 2u . . . 2 CO C 310 80 2W
3 313 . . . 271 C 270 . . . 2 W >
J SO ) . . . 275 4 V rO , . 2 (0
4 4'5 RO 27.1 2 . . . . Ill . . 3 tO
J 30 . . . 2 fO 0 245 . . . 3(0 (
3 J13 . . . 2 tO C 210 . 3 (0 (
1 ! < 0 . . . 2 R5 2 170 . . . 3 10
4 . .31. ! , . 2 R1 5. . US . 3 10
HH13I3I' Only m e load of ihcc-p v ns offered and
It toil icadll } . Tit market was llrm , wlt.i the-
demand tjood. Ite-preneiitiitlve ( ales.
No. 1 Av I'r
111 natives , mixed. . , . , ! , . . . jj J3 50
CHICAGO ii\n ih.Tocic MAHKIT.
Ni > Iniprovi-ini'ii * In' tin * Ui-iiinnil fur
Cattlu .Noli-il ,
C'lIIC'Aao , July 9 In cnttlu there was
Iniprovemmt In thenlenjanil und prices
ruled weak txeept for tholee fed cattle Sales
were on a ImtlK of fijorft 3 IJ to > l CO for com-
mein to ttrlctl ) inliu ( : , tialhei cattle , the bulk
fcllliih' ut JJ.t > > to SUi- _ Rood to rholetdl
tilling fd cattle wtre In demand at H 15 lo
H < 0. There was a , buttiif demand In the eaut
for stocUtru and fet i > j but pijce were no
hlBhei iind fiw fale 4 < { fcjirreil al.o\o 13 SO The
Lti-l calveu nold up IMff-j-O. About 1,500 Texau
cattlutru leielvtdfijndllherB WBH u fulr de
mand , nrU trnulne HlKhtr , with Kalee larm-lj
Utwten iJtM to (150 lluji-ru vvtru unulllliiK
to pay Die prices tbtatll M-vulled jcnterdaj ami
tuh8tre imide at r ilI > tTon of from f c to lOc
Heav ) Iu > im fuld atlfZIS jto S3 W. Kor niedlmn
utlKhH the rullntr prMi ) wcie from } 3 10 to (3 45
nnd mixed KJld ut fr > An U.U to (3 ( IT'.i 1-lKht
lii > Ktf cold ut from 13 30 to { 3 35 for common
to choice atforlcd
Hhe-ep wer dlpo ed of ninte reudlly. Common
to clioke threp were taken at I--1 tn (100
Hulen , rinbliiflntr u t > oed many Dakota und
othei we le-in lloik nrie ut 13 CO to 14(0 ( Yuir-
llnca were In demand at $4 24 to } l Mi I amhii
cold at I3OJ for culls up tu JO 5u fur fanc > , thu
bulk belllntc ut f3.0 tu } 6 25 ,
P.ecelptB. Cattle. 9GOI > head , hofu , 23,000 head ,
ebeip , , COO head
SI , l.imU lilt c Stuck ,
ST I.Ol'IS. ' Mo Jul } CATTI.i : Kecrlptf ,
4 iO head , etead ) tu stliing , nallve ehli | | > lni :
til-era , S3 4KJ4 40 drr rrd beef , graded , J tO'if
4 10 , Texan tlttrt ti Ki J3 .
MOOS llecelpu. 7.000 , f.i/lvo lower , Unlit. S3.20
fi34b. Milled , )300 < < 340 , heavy , 3 IOCS 40
.SIIHKP Itetcluta. 2.000 ; btrunf , nutlvei , (2.75
Viirk M\e Sloclc .tlurUot.
NKVOltK. . July S.-llKKYKS-HecelpH. COJ
h ad iurupean cables nuote American tteciv
at tttitti , drti'ted nelvlit ; refrigerator beef , at
tMfH.c , cxporlB. 121 bee\e .
HOGS Uecelptn. 4.200 heud. caeler at 3 COS
4 10.
10.BUCL'P AND luUlDS-IlcccIpU. I.CU bead ,
Bctlvc nnJ flrmi lamb , cloreil wenk At
t < Mtf4 M. ! _ _ _ !
.Stock in Rleriit.
Hecord of receipt * t the four rrlnclpM mar-
kcta for Thurolay , July o , HfC ]
Cuttle. Itcxc , Sheep.
South Omnlia U1 4.911 in
CblcnRo 7.SW M.MO 0.000
Knn n City 3,200 8.MO SOO
St. Ixitlls 4.000 1.00.1 2000
Totals .Tissc ?
TWO YOUNG MP.V MAKI3 A IlICII HAtl.
Hull tinCiilonililmi < ! IM i-rniiioii < nnd
An * O.nli'klj Doti-i'ti'd ,
NEW VOUK , July 9-Advlics from Sa-
vlnllln , state nf Colombia , tell of a large
robbery thnt was perpetrated nt
llnrnnnullla by two 3011111 ; men of
high social position , one the nephew of
one of the highest officials In aulhoilty In
the republic. The amount stolen was $2" > 0-
000 In national bank bills that , was In
course of transmission via Smlnllla , ono of
the principal ports of the republic , tluoiigh
the mall ami wns lie I tip ; held at the post-
office In the cnpltol nwaltltiK delivery. The
robbery was nccomplIMicd by breaking Into
the poslotllce nt night , the > oung men so-
cm Ing their plunder.
The next day , the deed being discovered ,
an Inquiry was set on foot and upon search
being made , n large pnrt of the stolen money
was found In the possession of the > omig
men. Sticnuotis efforts were inado to kern
the affair huehcd up Pioccedlngs have
been taken against them , and thnu&li the
newspapers of the capital are In possession
of the facts , they have treated the matter
ns of no Impoitauce , In onler to avoid
scandal among the high officials to whom
the joints men nte related.
The balance of the1 stolen money nnrc-
covcicd will probably be reimbursed by the
relatives of the > oung men , to save them
from the consequences of their crime.
ItAIMtOADSMl .ST PAY POSTAUI3.
4'iiu Vo Longer C'iriTlio In * OTVII I.et-
CHICAQO , July 0. The Hccord today has
the follow Imr Uallioad companies no longer
may carry their business letters over tholr
own roads without paying postage to the
government. An order has been received
fiom Postmaster Geneinl Wlhnn by Mnjoi
Stew-art nnd Postmaster Heslng Insisting
upon tlio enforcement ot the postal laws
against rnllvvajB carr > lng their own letters
An exception Is made In favor nf letters thnt
lave to do with the butlncss of thu train
earrylng them Hut nil letters to station
agents and emplojes ale forbidden to bu
curried without postagennd the Inspectors
are dhectod to enforce the law.
The mill ends , however , will not he re
quired to mall their letters ns ordinary cltl-
7ons and corporations. They will bo sup
plied by the govcinmont with a special
stamped envelope which they must cancel
on delivery to the trainmen. The ejipross
companies have been using such envelopes
for some jears.
( JKATIFmn TO IOOW TIIK WOUST.
London Times SIN Nit Hope * of Ite-
I-val of Aliii'rlfiiii C'rrilK.
LONDON' , July 9. The Times this morn
ing comments editorially upon the Chicago
convention as follows"It is alwajs well
to Know thu worst , end In England ccrtalnlv
some gntltudo may be felt for the extreme
frankiiPis of the majority In control of the
convention Wo InKe note of the fact that
one of the historic American parties Is fnlrl >
captured by men who glory In dishonest
rets pii'1 avow their deslio to repudiate
national and private debts "
Proceeding then to deal with the ques
tion of the weakness of the gold standard
faction of the democrats and the stiengtb
of the silverlteb , the Times continues
"From the European point of view the whole
situation Is deplorable. With the funda
mental principles of sound finance and fair
dealing thus powerfully abrogated it Is dlfll-
eult to look foiwaid with confidence to an >
speedy icvival ot American credit in the
old world. "
WAIIASII HOYCOTT 11UCIAIII2I1 OFP.
Orilor of Ilnllivji } Ti'lf rriii > lieTH be-
oiirt-K 11 riiilll Si'tdcnicnl.
PCOIUA , July 9. The ! difficulty between
the Wabash road nnd the Order of Hallway
Telegraphers has been adjusted and the
bojcott existing since May has been de
clared off. It was proclaimed because the
Wabash , It was charged , discriminated
against members in employing telegraphers
and making promotions. Superintendent
Kinsman of Dccatur , after a lengthy inter
view with Grand Chief Powell yesterday ,
agreed that members of the order shall be
employed and promoted without disci Imi-
natlon. It is btatcd by one of the grand
otllecis of the order of telegraphers that the
form of application used Dy the Wabash
contained the question : "Are jou a mem
ber of any labor organization ? "
I'IIIIIK ) n fortune In a Ylnlon.
COLU.MUUS , Kan. , July 9. A few weeks
ago Dr. J. W. Dav Idcon , an old clti/en of
this place , hnd a vision In which ho was
rhovvn a rich gold prospect In Colorado
Shortly afterward ho went to Colorado
Springs and , following the way as ho hail
seen It In the vision , he came to the spot ,
about thirty-five miles northwest of that
place. He examined the ground and found
Itcry rich in gold-bearing rock. After
leaving some men In charge of a number
of claims , which they staked , he returned
home , arriving today. A number of people
will go from this place to take up claims
In the same region.
Sox ITC Morjii lit P < > iiFin < > 1ii Iluy.
MOIULi : , Ala. , July 9. 'I ho Italian brig
Diadem , Swedish bark Svea and Norwegian
bark Johnan Ludvlg , were blown ashore In
Pcnsacola bay today during a severe storm
The Merchants hotel , the Methodist church
and ncarlv every business hoiiho were un
roofed. The streets were mailo Impassable
by the fallen trees. No street cars are
tunning. All wires ure down and the
damage Is fully 5250,000. For a tlmo the
wind blew at the rate of over sixty miles
an hour.
Poll ml fiiillty of
AKHON , O. , JulyS. A > crdlct of guilty of
murder in the first degree was returned last
night In the ease of Homlo Cotell , aged 17 ,
charged wltn killing Mr. and Mrs , Alvln
Etono and Ira Stlllson. March 28 , Hie
motive was to assault Flora Stone , their
daughter. _
About MIIM- ,
Forty years ORO Miss Elizabeth Jane Gard
ner , who has recently become Mme. Dou-
guercau and the wife of the distinguished
French painter , was a moderately successful
artUt living In Worcester , Mass , She was
the second member of what may bo called a
firm of artUts , the tenlor partner being Miss
M , Imogeno Uobinsou. Together they set
up a "Worcester school of design and acad
emy of fiuu arts , " to which departments
wcro added fur tlio study of music , lan
guages , etc , so that the institution resem
bled any girls' school of that date.
Although patronized by some of the lead
ing families of the city , the school was not
n lasting success. When , after a lew- > ears ,
It was Klvt'ii up. Miss Gardner went abroad ,
and there she has since lived ,
Miss Gaidner was born In 1812. She
still Is remembered In Worcester as a pretty
biunctto ) oung woman of pleasing manners
and lovable character At that tlmo bha
was not considered exceptionally talented
in her art , and ono of her productions In
particular provided the at Untie circles of
the town with considerable amusement.
Miss Gardner had at the time a theory
which bliu fccems to have discarded mitbo-
ijuently , to the effect that the painter
should tcck and find In his native ) country
material for bis art. In accordance with
this notion she painted a largo picture of
"ho , the Poor Indian , " which represented
a dense forest of huge trees stretching
several feet on the canvas , with the figure of
the poor Indian In the center , on obscure ,
Ineoiibplcuous inankln of two Inches
or thereabouts , Tbo art sense of
Worcester way have bce-n Imperfectly
developed in the littles. At all events ,
"I..O , the Poor Indian , " made Worcester
lauch.
MUs Gardner was a close and warm friend
of the met Mrs. Uougue rcau , and when the
died MUs Gardner took the daughter to live
with her end was for years to her us a
mother , besides the daughter , who U now
married , there U a * oa In the army.
HONORS TO THE AMERICANS
Britons Pay Marked Attention to the Jun
keting Militiamen.
BOSTON ARTILLERYMEN WARMLY RECEIVED
I.onl Woliolrj' mill Tm'nlj-Two
HU'iitN nf Itrlllxli Troop * Turn
Out < \\Vloonu- the
\\itrrlorN.
( CV > p > rlght , t < 86 , b ) the Appointed Pros' )
LONDON , July 9. The leccptlon accorded
lo the Am lent and Honoiablo Artillery
Company of Massachusetts by the ollUers
of tlio Ilojnl artillery at the lattcr'n mess
nt Woolwich last evening was the most
enthusiastic possible to Imagine. Colonel
UcUicad of the lloval artillery presided ,
supported by the call of Denbigh , Ueneinl
Mori Is and Prince Chilstlan Victor. 'Iho
toasts of the "Queen" nnd the "President"
were diank standing and In silence. Lieu
tenant Savage of the Ilostonlaiis responded
foi the visiting Ancients , and the cult of
Denbigh tepllcd for the Honorable Aitlllery
Company All reference to a elosei union
of the two eountilcs was loudly applauded.
The American Anelcnts u tinned to the
Hotel Cecil nt 4 o'clock this nioinlng.
The scenes of jcsteiday vveie repeated In
the court jnid of the Hotel Cecil this morn
ing. Lnige crowds assembled ns early as 7
o'eloek and thcic was much enthusiasm dls-
plajcil. The visiting detachment of the
AnclciitH nnd Ilonoiable Aitlllery Company
of Masbachusctts mauhed to Waterloo tall-
road station In the same manner as jester-
day , headed by the Lands of Ilonoiable Ar
tillery Company and of the Salem Cadets
'Iheie was loud eheciIng foi the Americans
all along the line. The vvcalhet was very
hcav } and the loute lo Waterloo station
was dusty In the cxticme. Hut for all
that the streets vvcie- crowded mote than
vcsteiday and the Hostonlans presented n
line appearance under the brilliant sun ,
which reflected theli glittering accoutre
ment ? ,
When the men entered the railroad station
the band of the Honoiablo Aitlllcrj Compnnj
struck up "Ihe Star Spangled P.-inner , " und
thu Btamlnid bearers wn'veil their Hags ns
Colonel Walker saluted wltL. ins s.aber
Then thcie was n tremendous burst of
checilng nnd shouts of "Good for the old
stars and stripes , " "llrnvo for Cleveland , "
"What a magnificent body of men , " etc.
MA1)C A HOLIDAY FOR THKM
Thu American .11111101 > men .wcro reeelvcd
nt the laflvvav station bj Lord Wolselcy , com-
mander-ln-chlef of the forces , Sir Evelyn
Wood , the quartei master general of the
army , and other officers of high rank , all
In full uniform. The United States am
bassador , Thomas F. llayard , his sccietary
Mr. Carter , and others of the United States
embassy accompanied the Dostonlans on the
tialn to Aldershot.
The Ancients arrived nt Aldershot at 10
o'clock , and weio met on the platform by
the duke of Connaught , commander of the
militia dlbtrlct ; Sir Redvcrs Uullcr , the
adjutant general of the forces ; nnd the head
quarters staff , the latter on horseback.
When the train btopped at the depot the
duke of Connaught said : "Whcie Is the
American ambassador' "
Mr Itayard was pointed out to the duUo
and the latter after welcoming him cscoitcd
the American diplomat to a eanlago which
was Immediately driven to Laffen's plain.
Accompanjliig Mr. Uajard wcie Messrs.
Caitcr and Hoge , who were presented to the
duke of Connaught by the ambassador. No
speeches weie made.
The Ancients were then drawn upon the
platfoim and the duke of Connaught after
welcoming Colonel Walker and the ofllceis
of the Ancient and Honoiablo Ar
tillery Company of Massachusetts In
spected the visiting detachment. The
Americans were then convejed to
Laffen's plain In over forty War department
wagons. The sun was scorching hot as the
long procession btarted at 10.30. The route
to the plain was lined with villagers nnd
othcis , who warmly cheered the Americans.
The duke of Connaught , Lord Wolseley nnd
the headquarters staff were on horseback.
When the plain was reached It was seen
that the saluting point was flanked by a
large number of coaches a'nl drags filled
with ladles. For the accommodation of thp
visitors and their friends special stands had
been elected. Nearly 2,000 troops were
paraded and they presented a brilliant spec
tacle.
The sham fight commenced soon after the
arrival of the American Ancients. The
tioops wcro under command of Generals
Swalnc nnd Hengough. After some
maneuvers had been carried out the whole
force marched past the saluting point , where
the stars and stripes lloatcd a hhort distance
from the rojal standard. In all there were
twenttwo icglments of infantry , cavalry
and artillery on the Held.
The carriage containing the United States
ambassador was drawn up under the royal
standard and eloso to the royal carriage
containing tlio duchess of Connaught and
her two daughters.
The march past commenced at 1 o'clock.
Lord Wolseley had previously Introduced
Colonel Walker to the duchess and the
princess nnd then Mr. Hayntd and Colonel
Walker stood by the royal carriage. Loid
Wolseley , however , asked Colonel Walker
to share the salute with him. Colonel
Walker accepted this unusual honor nnJ
stood by the side of Lord Wolseley's horse.
Lord Wolselcy , the duke of Connunght und
Colonel Walker were the only officers In
advance of the royal standard.
Itoxtvr of tlio Tn uiitj-Seconil ,
The following Is n full roster of the offi
cers of the Twenty-second Infantry now on
duty at Port Crook :
Colonel James S. Casey , Lieutenant Colonel
John II. Patterson , Major William M. Van
Home , Adjutant Herman Hall. "
Company H Captain John J. Crlttonden ,
Lieutenant Harry Clement.
Company C Captain William II. Kcll ,
Lieutenant Harold L. Jackson , Lieutenant
David S. Stanley.
Company D Lieutenant William II. WOB-
scll commanding.
Company K Captain Frank I ) . Jones ,
Company F Captain Hobert N. Getty ,
Lieutenant William M. Swnln.
Company G Captain John G , Ilallancc ,
Lieutenant Trcadv.cll W. Moore , Lieutenant
Albeit C. Ualton.
Company II Captain Hiram H , Kclcliuin ,
Lieutenant George II Patten.
Absent on L avc Captain John McA Web
ster and Lieutenant George J. Godfrey of
tonipany A , Lieutenant Walter Taylor , com
pany 1) ,
On Detached Service Lieutenant Edward
0 , C. Ord , company II , at Scarcy college ,
Scnrcy , Ark , ; Captain Benjamin C Loekwood ,
company D , nt Detroit on recruiting service ;
Lieutenant Henry C , Hodges , company K ,
at Now Hampshire Agricultural college ,
Durham , N. II : Lieutenant Peter W David
son , company 13 , at Helena , Mont ; Lieuten
ant Hobert L. Hamilton , company II , ut
Frankfort arsenal. Pa. ; Captain Theodore
Moshcr , company I , at Washington , Lieuten
ant William A. Campbell , company I , at
Western Military college , Alton , 111 ; Lieu
tenant Orln H Wolfe , company I , at Fort
Leaven worth , Kan , School of Instruction ,
Captain Alfred C Sharpe. company K , ut
Denver , Lieutenant Wilson Chase , company
K at United Stntes Engineering school ,
Willott'H Point , N. Y. ; Lieutenant William
C. Phillips , company K , at Knox college
GalcEburg , III ,
The officers nnd men of the Twenty-
second Infantry at Fort Crook were paid
today an < l there was great rejoicing in that
entire section In conhequenco.
( ironnil to Pirur * Lnilvr HIP AVIifHx.
COSHOCTON , O. , July 9. Joseph Frazey ,
sen of Hev. Guy Frazey of Ilrooklyn , N Y ,
was jumping off a moving train hero last
evening when ho fell under the wheels and
was torn to pieces , death resulting Instantly
He was 21 years of age and unmarried.
wnvrniiN tto.tns CAittn no WOT
Troulilc Oier Snip nf Ticket * to
TeiU'liprn nn it Ktulrn * orcrx ,
A number of western rnUronili arc In
trouble with roads ca < t of Chicago bccauso
of ( Mhire to comply with nil the condition * !
KovernliiK the nalo of tickets to the annual
conventions of the school tcnchors at Duff ale )
and the Christian Undcav01 era at Washing- .
Ion. H was understood thnt Monday was to
be the last day for the sale of tickets to
Duffnlo nt reduced rates. Somu of ( lift
wratcin lines stamped some of these tickets
on TUc'd.iy , however , nnd when the hold
ers landed In Chicago the lines cnct of
there refused to accept the tickets. The re
sult wan that the representatives Of tlio
western roads had to go down In their
Jeans for the long green to pay first-data
fate tor the tracheis fiom Chicago to
lUiffalo.
With the Christian Kmlcnvorors It wn *
dlffeient. They- were landed In Chicago a
day too boon. The ngieement conre'rnliis
the sale of tickets to Washington nt le-
ililecd rates provided thnt none should ho
sold previous to July 4 Some of the went-
cm Hues landed their Kndenvoicrs In Chicago
cage on rilday , July 3. 'Iho eastern lluca
Insisted on ndhcilng to the agreement nnd
would not entry them out of the World's
Fair City until the sun had risen on the
morning of Independence dav Po far ns can
be learned Mono of ( ho On.aim offices are nt
fault In the matter.
lloitnrili'il UN n Tout ( 'HOP.
Master-ln-Chnnccry Cornish of the I'nlon
Pacific lettirned to the local headiiuaitersJ
fiom the cast jcsteiday mottling A session
of the mastci's couit was opened and the
Scott-Dunn case taken up for consldcintlon.
Messis.Scott and Dunn nre purchnscia ot
Kind covered by the Denver Pacific nuutgngo
nnd nn application has been made to tepay
them for money they ha\o expended In
pel feeling titles. While the amount In
volved is ciiib nbout $500 , the case Is ic-
garded as nu Important one. It is looked
upon ns a test enso , and the decision In It
will bo taken ns u precedent In mnny
similar eases that nre to bo hi ought before
the mnster'H court.
I'lirt ot ItporKiiillrudoii Plim.
Concealing the transfer of the Kansas
City & Omaha roa 1 Seeietnry Tltamns C. Orr
of the Union Pacific's executive 'dcpattmcnt '
snld jesterday morning that It wns a part
of thu icoiganUatlon scheme. Ho bald that
the iccclvers would operate the road until
the reorganisation scheme had been per
fected Ho thinks It may be thrco or four
mouths before thu details of the rcoiganUa-
tlon arc worked out.
DlNllllsHIll of III 111 ! Slll < N.
General Solicitor Kelly of the Union Pa
cific hna recently returned from a trip to
Washington. Ho went to urco the govern
ment officials to dismiss the land grant suits
which It had Instituted against thu pur
chase-in of lands along the Union Pacific routa
from that company. Judge Kelly fcela
confident that an order formally dismissing
these suits will be Issued within the next
week or ten dajs.
Kour DIIJH for Slioninpii.
During the month of July the shops on
the Union Pacific sjstcm will be Idle Fri
day and Saturday of each week. They will
not be run on full time until business picks
up , and this Is not anticipated until thcj
fall and winter months.
Hallway .Noten uiul Personal * .
Traveling Freight Agent Gray of the Cen
tral rallioad of Georgia Is In town.
Assistant General Solicitor Kelby of the
n & M. Is at his desk again after n brief
illness.
Assistant General Fi eight Agent Allan B.
Smith of the It. & M. returned from the
cabt jesterday moinlng.
A. W. Krcch , formeily assistant to Mastcr-
In-Chanccry Cornish and now secretary to
thu committee on thu reorganization of the
Union Pacific , Is In the city from New York
City.
J. T. Folcy , traveling passenger agent of
the Pennbjlvanla , Is making his Initial trip
through this territory looking after cast-
bound business out of St. Louis. Mr. Foley
wns recently appointed to this position , suc
ceeding Charles C. On CMS who has just
opened a hotel at Leadvillc , Cole ,
rurlliiK Cliili HIpplN Ofllee-i-M.
NEW YORK , July 9. The annual conven
tion of the National Curling Club of Amer
ica was attended by delegates from Penn
sylvania , Minnesota , New Jersey and New
York. Thu officers elected were : John F.
McCnlloch , president ; ( list vice president.
Alexander Thompson ; hccond vice president ,
George Gains ; treasurer , James R Conley ;
secretary , David Foudls.
Cut ( lip Itpporil 1'our Dnj'H.
SAN FRANCISCO , July 9. John L
France and Norman Dcbnux arrived In thin
city from New York last night , having mads
the trip on blcj.clcs In thlity-bcven days.
The best previous time was forty-one days.
Til 13 UUAI.TV .MAIUCI3T.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thursday ,
July 9 , 189C
189CWARRANTY
WARRANTY nnnus ,
Joseph Kfidnvy nnd wife to Omnhn
Savings bank , lot 5 , block TO , South
Omalin. J 900
A i : . Wltlinell nnd hubbnnd to J C.
and Tin odore 'ihonms , lot C , block
4 , ICountzo plnco G.200
n. N. Wlthnell nnd wife to H n. Hnnt-
lngn lot S und e " 4 of lot ) , block 3 ,
Heed'H f.tli add 1
15. It. Hastings to A. 13 Wlthnell ,
snmu a
O F. Davis compnny to A. II. Snydcr ,
lot 13 , block S , Central Park 1,000
QUIT CLAIM DI3I3US.
n W , Heck to Omnhn. Loan nnd Trust
company , lot 1U , MiCnmlllsh Plnvo. . . t
William Cox to Mime , lots 3 nnd 4 ,
block 19G , Omnhn 1
DI3iiS.
Special tnnstcr to A. O. Davis , lot 8 ,
Campbell's mibdlv 1,010
MiiKtir in clmnccry to Phllndelphla
.Mortirngo nnd Truwt compnny , lot 2 ,
block 10 , West Omnhn 12,000
Snmo to J. 1 , Pierce , lot 13 , block 2 ,
Walnut Hill 2,500
Total amount of transfers (21610
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