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THE OMAITA DA1XV 111313: SATURDAY, JTTT II, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
All Grain Markets Are Influenced1!)? tho
Weather Conditions.
WHEAT OPENS STRONG-DECLINES LATER
OprnlnK friers In Corn Slum n Suli
ntiintlnl Ailvnnec, lint Arr on
Hot, iiKntl for Hie llest of
the Session,
CHICAGO, July 13.-Wen.Uicr conditions
Influenced nil tho grain markets today. He
ports of Improvement In tho northwest nml
the raising of tho figures on tho estimated
yield wero the principal factors In 11 decline
of UiSlUc In wheat. Corn closed 'i1ic
loner and oats IWfUo lower. Provisions
were Hteady on light receipts und good cash
demand and closed 2Ji'tGc hlKhcr.
Thu opening tono of wheat was rather
trong, Heptember starting at an advance
ot at 80fcfiMc. This was due en
tirely to pit trading, local speculators being
Influenced by the fact that foreign markets
lid not show nn adeunto response to yes
terday's decline hero and to tho serious
ness of the. Chinese situation. Tho strength
disappeared almost Immediately. Reports
from tho northwest told of an Improved
condition of wheat ns u result of rains and
tho cooler weather prevailing nml llgures
on the crop given out today by tho Trade
Hull tin were raised considerably. This
quickly changed the balance of trading In
favor of the bears, The northwest sold
considerably and tho steady decline In the
firlco finally discouraged longs and resulted
11 considerable liquidation, which was kept
up with moro or less steadiness nil day.
Toward tho oloso of tho session thero was a
flight Improvement In tone, caused prin
cipally by covering by northwest traders
who had put out wheat earlier In tho week
and who had gced prollts In sight. Tho
closing, however, wns heavy, though nt a
llttlo bettor than bottom prices. Heptem
ber sold down to 73c, but recovered to
7!ic on tho Into buying. The closo was nt
7S'.W(.70Uc. Northwest receipts were 142
cars, compared with 102 last week nnd 4S3
a yenr ago, Chicago receipts wero fi7 enrs,
13 of contract grado. Total primary re
ceipts wero WJ.OW Int., against 7St,OuO till, a
year ngo. Now York reported 50 loads
taken for export. Seaboard clearances
wero Gfiunl to 1:10,000 bu.
Corn was strong enily, Influenced by re
ports of continued hot weather In Kansas
and Nebraska and absence of rnln, with de
cidedly pessimistic crop reports. Opening
prices showed a substantial advance- und
this fact Induced enough profit taking to
keop arlces on the down grade for the rest
of the session. Some liquidation wns In
jured by predictions of ruin In tho drouth
stricken districts. Country offers were
light. The seaboard reported CO loads tnken
for export. Local receipts were tiXi curs.
September rnnged from 4re to 43Hy-l3'!ic and
lnil litf'Hie. lower nt ITJic.
Tho oats murket followed closely the
fluctuations of corn. Opening prices were
slightly higher, but the market soon de
clined on selling hy local traders, Influenced
by tho weakness of other grains. Traders
who bought early In tho week on damage
reportB from tho west wero conspicuous
In the. selling. Receipts wero Itil cars. Sep
tember ranged from SIio to 2l'ic and closed
WiiYtC lower nt 2lsc.
Provisions, though rnther dull, showed
steadiness throughout tho session. Hog re
ceipts wero light nnd tho cash demand for
meats was good and prices were well sus
tained, even when grnln markets wero at
their weakest. Fluctuations were unim
portant. At the close September pork was
Ci'ifiUc higher nt $12.0214; September lard,
f.c higher nt J5.9214, nnd September ribs,
Slfco higher at 7.
estimated receipts Saturday: Wheat, 75
-urs; corn, C90 cars; oats, 170 cars; hogs,
35.000 head.
Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
Artlclos.l Open. High. Low. Closo.l Ycs'y.
Wheat
.Inly
Aug.
Sept.
Corn
July Aug.
Sept.
Oats
July Aug.
Sopt.
Tork
July
Sept.
Lard
July
Sept.
Oct.
Ribs
July Sept.
79' j, 7yt, 77 77 7RQ79
7W;JTi 73T(, 7SU 7S4?i 79-VftHi
S0!(- S0?i 79 70',iy-U iOi
Wt 44U WS 43 BTft
4lMl 41 43 WMWo 411ft
4115 45 43Mf)i 43?44?itf
24 21 2.ia, 23a;fiTs 21
24;fiH 24' 23 24 2IU
24)i 244 24U 2tH2Ml
." 12 45 12 f.0
12 0754 12 67JS 12 CO 12 C214 12 CO
r, R7' (! 87'. C W, C ST. 6 7714
C 921S 1125 fi 90 C 92'. 0 S7S
6 90 G95 6 90 0 95 090
C 95 fi 95 C 90 C 90 C 95
7 0214 7 (QK G 97' 7 00 0 97',J
No. 2.
Cusb quotations were ns follows:
FLOUR Basy; winter patents. Jl.lOirt.20;
ptralghts, J3.201i3.fiO; clears. J3.COfj3.70; spring
specials. JI.751il.S5; patents, J3.rxV4.20;
straights, J3.20GO.70; bakers. J2.30fj2.SO.
WIIEAT-No. 3, 74077c; No. 2 red, 7Sif
bO'.bc.
(ORN-No. 2, 4.T?ic; No. 2 yellow, 43;3
44'e.
OATS-Np. 2, WMVAic; No. 2 white, 2Sc;
No. 3 white. 2fi',iif2Sc.
RYR No. 2. COfcfilc.
HARLKY CJood feeding, 3SfM2o; fair to
choice malting. 43iriSe.
SKI-JDS No. 1 llax and northwestern. J1.S0.
Trlmo timothy, J3.27' Clover, contract
grade. JS.
J'llOVISIONS-Mcss pork, per Mil., J12.50
il2.K. Uird. per 100 lbs.. J.S5QCS7',4. Short
ribs sides (loose), Jii.fW77.20 Dry salted
ahouldcrs (boxed). Jfl.75fi7.00. Short clear
sides (boxed). J7.EOT(7.C0.
WHISKY llasls of high wines, per gal.,
SUGARS-Cut loaf. JS.78; granulated, $5.22:
confectioners' A, JC.1S; off A, JC.03.
V olio wing aro tho receipts and shipments
for today:
Ship
nietits. I9.rw
l i.rvo
975,000
522.WO
?.0.OY
Articles. Receipts.
F our, bbls lo.imo
Wheat, bu 39,000
'orn, bu 4:7.0rt0
Oats, bu 191,000
Jtye. bu 4.(m
Harley, bu n.COO
19.000
On tlln T I T-n .1 1 1 n.nlin..,. ....... .1 ...
..u...v ...iiiuibu lining llltl IHll-
ter market was steady; creameries, i:,fi
19c; ilalrles, 14fil7c. Oheree, quiet, 9'.101ic.
Kggs. firm; fresh, 11c.
MV YORK (iHXKH.U, MAHICKT.
Uuotiilloiia for the llnr on Vnrlonn
ComiiiodlllcH.
NI3W YORK. July 13.-FLOUR-Rccelpls,
15,173 bbls.; exports, 23.SSS bbls.; sales, 7.GM)
bbls.; market wns very dull nnd weaker
nt SfMBc decline to sell; winter patents,
ll.0O4.G0; winter straights, J3.S0ftl.00; win
ter extras, J2.50J3.15; .Minnesota patents,
fl.C0ffl.90; winter patents, J2.75ff3.10; Min
nesota, bakers, KM01i3.no. Ryu Hour, dull;
miles, 450 bbls.; fair to good, J3.15fj3.:M;
cholco to fnncy. J3.S5ff3.75.
COHNMKAl-Qulct; yellow western, 97c;
city. 96c; Jlrundywino, J2.COf(2.70.
RYU Qulot; No. 2 western. 05o f. o. t.
afloat; state, GIfjC2c c. I. f., Now York, car
lots.
HARLKY Nomlnnl; feeding, 4Sc c. I. f.,
Nov York,; multlng. 49i53c c. I. f., New
York.
HARLKY MALT Nomlnnl.
WHKAT Receipts. 40.700 bu.; exports. C5,
OiO bu.; sales, 0,310,000 bu. futures; 120,OtP0
bu. export; spot, weak; No. 2 red. 85'io f.
o, b. ntloat; No. 2 red, KIHc. elovotor; No. 1
northern. Uulutli, , hS&io f. o. b. allont to ar
rive; No. 1 hard, Duluth, Whc f. 0. b. nllont
to nrrlve. Options opened llrm on the Im
provement In Kngllsh cables and covering,
but at onco turned wenk under liquidation,
better northwest crop news, foreign and
southwest selling, n break In corn nnd nb
nenc of buying power; this heaviness
wHij inn u in or
corn Receipts. 317.S50 bu.; exports, 610,.
PC0 bu, ; snles, 115,000 bu. futures; fi.W.OiX) bu
spot; spot, weak; No. 2, 51c f. o. b. afloat
nnd FiO-NiQ elevntor. Options opened strong
on dry weather In tho southwest, but
being overbought soon wenkencd on Inter
rumors of rains nml suffered a sharp loss
In tho nfternoon. Closed weak nt ,ff,e
net decline; July. ISfJIli&c, closed nt 4fc;
September. 4SJji 1911c, closed nt 4ST4c; De
cember, 4fiTW47:c, closed nt 4CT4e.
OATS-Recelpts, 323.0CW bu,; exports. 23.139
bu.; sales, 10,000 bu.; spot, quiet: No. 2, 2Uo;
No. 3, 2S'c: No. 2 white. 31c; No. 3 white,
SObo; track, mixed western, 29ii30c.' Op
tions wero dull nnd easier.
HAY-Quiet; shipping, 70075c; good to
choice. SOiiS7'4c.
HOPS -Quiet: state, common to choice,
1S99 crop, Ufj14c; old, SfiGc; Paclllc coast,
1S99 crop, lOfi'lJc; old, 3fl6c.
1IIDBH Firm; Oalveston. 20 to 23 lbs., ISc;
Callfprnln. 21 to 23 lbs., 2H4o; Texas dry,
24 tor30 lbs., 14c.
LKATHKR Steady; hemlock sole. Huenos
Ayres, light to heavyweights, 23Ufi2IHc;
neld. 23U'u244c.
PROVISIONS-Tleef. steady; family. J10.50
dlii.w; nieBB, rj.wm.uti oeet uams, ;u.wif
21.00; packers, 5.0fjG.i I ; clear extra India
mess, J13.OW15.75. Cut moats, llrm: pickled
bellies, SUlj'IGc: nlcklvd shoulders. 6?io; pick
led bams, lowlop. Lard, eusy: western
itiunid, 7,221i; July closed at I7.22H; re
jami-n uu nay: rioseu wenu nt 'ijnHo ue
cllno; July, SliifiSCUc, closed SPc; Sci)tem.
ber. KS-KIISSUr, closeil at 83N,c; October. SSU
s.V;c, closed at Slic; Docombor, SIMt
t&'frc closed nt Slic.
fined, steady, continent, $7 45, South Amer
lea. JS.W; compound, J.25fi6.37ti. Pork,
llrm, family, JH myni.2; short clear, JI3.25
013.25; mess, J13.25fjl3.40. , t
J AllXJW-Flrm. city ( per pKg.j, tijc;
1 1 1.1, It I.Vl -1,0... ..n-..-., .-.fccwwj ,
large, white, iif9ic; large, colored, 9'iff
9Vc; small, colored, O'ifiSUc.
KOOS-Rrcelpts, 6,4?1 pkgs.: firm; west
ern, nt mark, 111(130 for nvcrugo lots; west,
em, los on, 14!s1(15c.
MKTALS Iron continues In the snmc un.
satisfactory shape. Pig Iron warrants were
quoted nt JI3.50, nominal. Tin In London
advanced JJ1 on spot. The local market
continues llrm nt J33.75B34.I2'4. Huslncs,
however, wns very quiet. Copper In Lon
don was 5s lower, but tho local market
ruled unchanged nt J1G.50. Lead ruled dull
at .1.97ifM.02i4 nnd spelter was dull nnd
ensy at JI.SOffi.25. The brokers' price for
lead was J3.S0 nnd for copper J1G.23.
OJI AHA -WlIOI.nSAI-n MAIIKISTS.
Condition of Trndc nml Quotation on
Slnple nml Fnnoy I'roilucr,
KOOS Receipts, liberal; good stock, 10c.
LIVK POULTRY Hens, fUftSc; roosters,
nccordlng to ngo nnd size, 384c; broilers,
14fjl5c; ducks, 4fj5c; geese, 4f5c; turkeys,
Sc.
FRKSII DRESSKD POULTRY Hens, 8f
!',4c; roosters, 6fjCc; ducks nnd geese. 9fj
10c; broilers, l',4 to 2 lbs., per doz., J3.C03
1.60; turkeys, 12!4c.
I1UTTKR Common to fair, 13'.4c: cholco,
15fli5c; sepnrator, 20c; gathered creamery,
17filSc.
FISH" Trout, 9c; blue fish, 12c; pickerel,
Sc; cnlll'h. 12c; dressed buffalo, 6c: "vhlte
fish, 10c; herring, 5c; black pass, I6c; sal.
mon, Me: white bass. 10c; cropplo, 10c; pike,
9c; halibut, 12c; bullheads, 10c: ring perch,
Cc; lobsters, green. 22c; boiled lobsters. 23c;
mackerel, 20c; codfish, 10c; yellow perch, 6c.
PIOKONS-Llve, per doz., OOcfjJl.OO.
VKALH-Cholce, 9f?10c,
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
J7.E0; midland, choice. J8.50; lowland, choice,
JT..E0; rye straw. ..'holce, J6.00; No. 3 corn,
37c; No. 3 white oats, 21c; crocked corn,
per ton, J15.00; corn nnd onts, etinppert, per
ton, J15.K0; bran, per ton, J12.60; shorts, per
ton, J12.50.
VPJOKTARLRS.
CUCUMBRRS-Pcr doz.. 40850c.
ASPARAGUS Home-grown, per dot., 20
2oc.
NKW TURNIPS-Per bu. basket, 76c.
NKW HKHT8 Per doz. bunches, 30c.
NKW CARROTS Per doz. bunches, 25c.
LKTTt'CK Per doz. bunches. 20c.
RADISH ICS Homo-grown, per doz., 150
20c.
PKAS-Per H-bu. basket. 50c.
WAX UKANS-Pcr half bu. basket, 40
50
NKW POTATOKS-Pcr bu., 40f713c.
CAHIIAOB Home-grown, pet lb., 1C
CAULIFLOWKR Per doz., 11.00.
ORKKN CORN-Por doz., 10fjl5c.
TOMATOKS-Mlsslsslppl. per four-baskat
crate, (5c; homo grown, per j-bu. buskct,
73c.
RHUnARR Per lb lV4S2c; home grown,
per lb., 2c.
ONIONS-Homo grown, per lb., lifJ2c.
FRUITS
STRA WRKRRIKS All gone.
H LACK I'lSRIUKri Per 21-qt. case. MXa.
ULACK RASPHKRRIKH Per 21-qt. case,
J2.75; per 21-pt. case. J1.50.
RIJD RASPBERRIES I'er 24-pt. caso,
J2.25.
ULI'KRERRIES-lC-qt. cases, J2.25.
(TRUANTS Per 24-qt. case. J2.00.
PEACHES California, per box, SOcfJJl.
APRICOTS California, per box, J1.35,
PLU.MS-Callfornln. per crnte, 11.53.
PRUNES California, per crate, J1.33f1.50.
HARTLKTT I'KARS-Callfonila, per box,
""OOOSERERRIES Per 24-qt. caso, J2.
CIIERRIKS-Callfornla, per 10-lb. box,
Jl.10fjl.25; Missouri, per 24-qt. case, J2.25;
S-Ib. baskets. EOfOOc.
WATERMELONS As to size., 25S30O
each.
Al'PLES Native. C0fj75o per bu.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLKS-Per doz., tl.60fTl.7S.
ORANGES California, Mediterranean
sweets, per box. J4; budded seedlings, 13.
LEMONS California, fancy, J4.75; chotc,
J4.50.
11 ANANAS Per bunch, nccordlng to size,
J2.25f3.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Hlckory, large, per bu J1.25;
shellbarks. J1.35; English walnuts, per lb
12013c: filberts, per lb., 12c: nlmonds, per
lb.. llillCc; raw, per lb., 5HS6c: roasted,
GH37HC. Ta
HIDES.
HIDKS-No. 1 green hides. 7c; No. 2
green bides, Ec; No. 1 salted hides, 7c; No.
2 salted hides. Cc; No. 1 veal calf, S to 12
lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c.
SI. I.oulh (5 ml ii nml I'rovlntons.
ST. LOUIS. July 13. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 77Vic; track, 77144?
7S".c; July, 7Gc; August, 7654c; September,
77'.Mi77Uc: No. 2 hard, 74fj7414c.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 42c; track,
WW) 43J4c; July, 42c; September, 43c.
OATS Lower: Nok 2 cash, 2."c: track,
25f(25'.4c; July, 23ic; September, 23Hc; No.
2 white, 2S9c.
RYIC-Lower at ECfj5G!tc.
FLOUR Dull nnd unchnnged.
SEEDS Timothy, nominally higher nt
J3.10 bid for prlmo new to nrrlve; J2.50S2.75,
spot; llax, higher nt J1.39 bid, July.
CORNMKAL Steady nt ;2.25f;2.30.
URAN Firm; sacked, east truck, GOVic.
I IAY Firm; timothy, J9.00fjfl3.50; prairie,
JS.ri01J9.25.
WIIISKY-Stendy nt J1.23.
MKTALS Leud, dull nt J3.93. Spelter,
dull nt J4.05.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 7o; springs,
lOffllc; turkeys, DfiGc; ducks. 6c; springs,
6fiSc; geeso, 3c; springs, 5fj7c.
KGGS-Stendy nt 8c.
HUTTKR Stcndy; crenmory, lGf?13V4c:
dairy. llfflGc.
I'ROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing,
J13.00. Lnrd. higher; prlmo steam, JG.G7V2;
choice, J6.72'4. Dry salt meats (boxed,
llrmer; extra shorts. J7.50; clear rlb3, J7.C2'.i;
clear sides, $7.75. Racon (boxed), firmer;
extra shorts, JS.00; clear ribs, JS.12i,A; clear
sides. $9.23.
RECEIPTS Flour. 5,000 bbls.: wheat, 19,
000 bu.; corn, 13,000 bu.; oats, 35,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 4,000 bbls.; wheat,
43,000 bu.; corn, 22,000 bu.; oats, 15.000 bu.
Kiiiixiih City (rnln nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, July 13. WHEAT July,
(i9'te: September, 70'4c; cash. No. 2 hard,
v., it G9f(70c; No. 2 red, 75fj75',4c; No. 3,
C9fj70'iC
t oi,i-September, 417ifT42c; cash. No. 2
mixed, 41',if(41Hc; No. 2 white, 4o!4c; No. 3,
43414 IHc.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2i'.if27!4c
RYK No. 2. 5fic.
IIAY-Cholco timothy, J9.5010.00; choice
prairie, J7.25fi7.50.
BUTTER Creamery, 15fJ18c; dairy, fnncy,
14c.
EGOS Firm: fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stock, 814c doz,: seconds, 5c, lors off, cases
returned: southern. Go; new wliltcwood
cases Included, 4c more.
RECKIPTS-Wficat, 117.C00 bu.; corn, (Jt
500 bu.; oats. 9,000 bu. W
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, C2,t00 bu.; corn,
S,4W bu.; oats, 1,000 bu.
Liverpool Crnln nnd Prnvlslnnn.
LIVERPOOI,. July 13. WIIKAT-Spot.
steady: No. 1 northern, spring. Cs Gd; No. 1
California, 6s -44lfGs E4d; futures wero
quiet; July, nominal; September, 6s 34d;
December, nomlnnl.
CORN Spot, new, firm; old, quiet; Amer
ican mixed, new, 4s IHd; American mixed,
old, 4s 2d; futures wero quiet; July, 4a 14d;
September, I 2;d.
PROVISIONS-Lard, prime western In
tierces, dull nt 35s; American refined In
palls, steady nt Kfis 9d.
Receipts of wheat during the past threo
days, 2OS.00O contnls, Including 2IS.000 Amer
lean. Receipts of Amerlcnn corn during the
past threo days, 77,800 centals.
Toledo Murket.
TOLEDO, O., July 13,-WHEAT-Dull nnd
lower: spot, !2c; July. 82?ic: August, 82?ic;
September R3c
CORN Dull nnd lower; No, 2, cash, 45Vic;
September, 4l?ie.
OATS Dull nnd lower; No, 2, cash, 23c;
September. 2110.
RYE Dull and lower; No. 2, cash, 674c
CLOVERSEKD-Dull and lower: 1S93,
prime. J3.05; 1899 prime, JG.W; October, J5.S0;
No. 2 seed, JI.IOfjM.50.
Mlniieiipoll AVbent MnrUet.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 13. WHEAT Tn
store: No. 1 hard, cash, S14p; No. 1 north
em, 794c; No. 2 northern, 7Sc. On trnrk:
No. 1 northern. July, 7S4c; September,
7Sifj78!'4p; December. 78!ic.
FLOUR 5s lower; first patents, JI.40; sec
ond patents, JI.20; llrst clears, J2; second
clears. J2.50.
RRAN In bulk, J13.00Q13.50.
lliilutli AVbent MnrKet.
nULUTII, Minn., July 13.-WIIEAT-No.
1 hard, cash, 727-hc; August, 82c; Septem
ber. S2c; December, 82c; No. 1 northern,
cash, SO'ic; August, SOHo; September, SOSic;
December, S0-i;c; No. 2 northern, 79UC; No.
3 spring, 75Te.
OATS 2J4fl2Sc.
1'lillnileliililn Produce Mnrkrt.
PHILADELPHIA. July 13.-RUTTKR-Flrm:
good demand; fancy weatern cream
cry. 20o; fancy western prints, 22c.
EGGS Firm: fresh nearby and western,
134c; fresh southwestern, 124c; fresh south
em, lOo.
Cnllfornln Dried Frail.
NEW YORK. July 13.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Dull. but about steady
at old prices. The market for evaporated
apples continued quiet nnd unchanged;
state, common, 34tiue; prime, &4tj64c;
choice, 6if,4c; fancy, 7674c. California
'ountry fpKgs. iree), 4',4rn i'ac.
Ht'TTKR Receipts, 4.1.11 pkgs.; dull nnd
wenk; creamery, 17l9'ic; factory, UWWtc.
.IH.t.I... I, .la.,.. A t tils ra H, An ,lt '
dried prunes. 34w;e per lb., ns to slzr nnd
quality. Apricots, Royal, llfrHe, Moor
park, lMJiTe. Peaches, peeled, llfflSc; un
peeled, Gfi'Je.
OtllTrnnker (Irnln Murket,
MILWAUKEE, July 13. WHEAT Mnr
ket lower. No. 1 northern, SOc; No. 2 north
ern, 734ffT9c.
RA RLE V Dull; No. 2, 174c; sample, 49
MOVK.Mll.NT.S OF STOCKS AMI llO.VD.H.
Selling; to Tnke ProfltH In the Order of
the Oil).
NEW YORK, July 13.-Today's stock
market was but a dull nnd uninteresting
affair and marked tho further relapse from
tho manipulated rise of the enrller part of
tho week which came Into evidence yester
dny. Selling to toko prollts was tho order
of tho dny and tho benrs put out some
frofch short lines, That neither of theso
operations was on a very extenstvo scale
Is sufficiently shown by tho small figure
ui iiiu iuiui buiu ui ine uay 111111 uii; Kreaier
part of even theso smnll dealings took place
In tho forenoon, when the bull Interests
iu sun juiiKiiiK luiuu euunn 10 ciin-
. I . V. n . I ,1' 1. .. .. .... .. 1 .
tmuu 4ii iiuttiuit;. a uu uiiui it. ntiu mil
.ui lu, 111 111 uiu ui'eiuiiK liiilisui. nuns llliu
the sympathetic depression from foreign
mnrkets was allowed Its full effect. The
weakness Inert- was due to renewed fears
regarding tho Chlneso situation and to the
..'ifllMl' IU UIU 11IUI.1II lUIVlB III OlIUlll
Africa. The effect here wns purely
sympathetic nnd when It was seen how
small tho selling for London nccount was
tho bulls braced their energies nnd nt
tempted to resume control of the market.
Tho pressure of prollt taking which met the
advance when lust night's level of prices
was npprouched discouraged tho attempt
nnd tho murket wns allowed to lapse Into
nn almost lifeless stnte. The sharp break
In tho wheat market, which might bo fairly
construed ns Indicating n more hopeful
fnnllt.w rnori f.lln ,1... nKn.. ,
to sustain tho stock market. Small as tho
""'"S "cm iney wero suiiiciriu 10 drive
prices sharply below last night's level.
Iho grnngers, south westerns and some
of tho southern railroad stocks wero most
notably affected, but thero wero examples
of weakness all throught tho list, both of
Ml Irnndu nml .nn.l.lilUH .1' 1 . ... , ... ,. .
i,u oirtLiniucu, I IIU sieei KlUCHS
became notably weak late In the day on a
kivmviuk nijpreucnsion tnnt ino general re
action In business will curtail thu consump
tive requirements for Iron and steel, what
ever tho ultlmuto basis of prices may be.
A further ndvuncc In tho sterling exchange
rate, tho hardening of tho I,ondon discount
rate nnd tho continued drnln on the gold re
servo of the Hank of England led to tho
opinion amongst International exchnngo
houses that further shipments of gold from
New 1ork to Purls aro llkoly to bo made
next week. At tho same time today s re
duction In the discount rute of tho Imperial
Rank of Germany and u further relaxation
n tho private discount rate- In Ilerlln makes
It crobnblo that Rcrlln hns been further
reduc ng ta loan obligations to New York.
A liquidation of foreign borrowing, ac
companied by un export movement In gold
would present nn astonishing state of af
fairs. Lstlmatcs of tomorrow's bank state
ment are rather tentative In view of tho
discrepancy last week between tho prelim
inary Inillrntlnnu n.,t !,., ...., - .
M,i , , .... h..u ...u iinuui lesuus,
?Jwbank?.st;olV0 havo Kitlncil over Jl.OOo,
W from the su'btrcasury during tho week
7 . uurroncy rrom tho In
terior. (linllErh Mn.l ,1.1.. '.i ,
in the'ir favor. CallToans'fell ViTier
i f "'r1""" ana lnc probability Is In
rhr ?f a," ,ncrease in surplus reserves.
prices c-hances were mixed. Total saK
i,oo.iW. uiuicu states bonds
wero unchanged In bid quotations.
nm.MMiCol".erclnl Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The markets
2,vcr?. Ptlonally Idle today, influ
enced by the dismal rumors nbout the lega-
C,fr.h"L;t'" of tho Renin bank
curui, SSmJ .r&?..K
?.',linfCatnli;0, The bank 't 7,(Whgo 1 to
China. Thu cemen mml,ln
montloned In theso dispatches w?ns for
CWOOOnUnCed t0dny- 11 ,,n8 11 cupltul of
No:'w1'kikBS?or?lcthoxcS,an8i,o? rl " tlle
Atolilnon
25 K
c-Hi1
74 V,
MS
Union I'aclfle ..
. 04 H
,. 73'i
6t
. li'.
. 8?,
, Zl'i
. It
.110
.110
.153
. in'
.122
. 34'i
. SS
1'4
. 194
. 3CH
. 5S
. 1
. 17
. 19
. CS'i
. 32'i
do ptil
llaltlmore & ado
Canadian Paolfio..
do pfd
Vabash
do pfd
WWI. I,. H.
do 2d pfd...
Wis. Central ...
.hird Avenue ..
Adams Kx
muiican lix....
". a. fix
AVIIs.rargo i:.x.
.Vmor. at. oil .
do pfd
('nuJ-L Ho
,.
,. 27ii
.. 11
124U
. It
. SO
. 1
.us
locn
. S7H
. C
. 41
K,l
,.11114
.170
. I'M
.. r.r,
. io-r,
SI",
..ir,2i
. mi
. z
..117'.4
. U
. 7
. K,
. 2ft
.. 90
,.210
CIk-b. & Ohio
(SUwico 1. W
O., H. & Q
Chi. I ml. & I,....
do pfd ,
Chlcatro & K. III..
Chicago & N. W..
C. It. I. & !
O. C. C. & St. I,..
Colorado So ,
do 1st pf.l
do 2d tiM
.im-r. ."Uniting .
do
Pfd
H. & n..
t.fd
Amer.
Del. A Unison ,,
Del. L. & V
Denver & It. a...
do pfd ,
I.'rlo
do 1st pfd....
at. Nor. pfd ,
Rocking Oonl ....
Hocking Vulley .,
Illinois Cititrnl ..
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
K. C. 1. & O...,
Luke IJrle & W..
do pfd
LiUe Shore
L. & N
.Manliultan I,
Met. St. Ity
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. L. ...
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio ..
M.. K. & T
do pfd
"N. J. Central ..
N. A'. Cfntrnl
Norfolk & W
do .M.,i
No. I'aeMe ,
do pfd
Ontario & V
Om. Tty. .it Nav..
do pfd
Pennsylvania ....
tending
do 1st pfd...,
do 2d pfd....
Itlo (J. W
do nfd
do
mr. f-filrlta ...
uo pr,i
Amor. S. Hoop .
do pfd
Amer. S. ,1 W.
uo pfd
Amer. Tin Plate .
do pfd
Amir. Tobacco ....
do pfd
Ann. Mfnlng Co..
Rrooklvn 11. T
:''
91H
r
M'i
2V,i
iColo. niel & Iron.
Con. Tobaoco
do pfd
Federal Steel
.. 7(!4
.. 32
.. 5514
..13)
.. .H'4
.. 07
.. !2'4
.. CI
.. 73'i
.. 2ST,
.. S2
.. 19
.. fli!
.. 23'.",
.. SJ';
..111
.. lS'J
.. SI
.. S3
.. 00
.. 27'-i
.. IK'4
.. 13
.. 73
..H2
.. 5i
..tl7'4
..117
.. v;
..
.. 07'4
.. 23
do pfd.
..i:ai; nen. Klectrio
... II". 'llucosa Sugar ..
K do pfd
.. 91 Inter. Pap?r
.. M!4 do pfd
... 37 Laclede (las
.. 10H National llljcult .
... Sli do pfd
.AW N'n'ii.nnl Lwul ...
..129 do pfd
.. 3.1. .National Steel ....
... 77V do pfd
.. V S'. V. Air Ilrako
... 70 N'o. American ...
.. 19' i "Paclllc Coast ...
.. 42 ) "iln let pfd...
7 "Jo Id pfd....
...12 P-iellli- Mull
. . ICIi 1'e.iple'n flni
D9
l'remed S. Car .,
14
r,V4
S-.
9';
do pfd
I'lillmin 1' 'nr
Standard It. & T
St. I,. & H, P....
uifnr
do M pfd...
... ;
... 33
... to
ilo pfd
Tenn. Coal & I
do 2d pfd..,,
St. L. Knutliir,.,,
do pfd
St. Paul
".to pfd
Rt. 1. & Omaha..
fio. Puelflo
So. Uallwny
do pfd ,
Toxn.i & lMclflo .
If. rt. leather
.'.'i do pid
...limi U. S. Itiibh-r .
17t
iln nr,l
... ni
... 7sn
... its
. .
1... 17
...IP)
... 32
... ll4
Wmtern I'nlon ..
llcpulillc I ,i S.
00 nr.i
... 5114! V. C
C. & St. I,
... 14'i
Ass't paid. MSx-dlv. Offered.
fit'W York luney llnrUet.
NKW YORK, July H.-MONHY-On call,
quiet nt 1W per cent; prime mercantllo
paper. SUfrlH per cent
STUKLING KXrilANOU Vlrm, with nc
tunl business In bankers' bills nt Jl.siift
4..SGT4 for demand and at Jl.SI'.d for sixty
days; posted rates, Jl.fSfo l,S7i commercial
bills. JI.M'.iSI.S:!'.
SlLVIJlt Certificates, fil-'lfiia.v.fv hp.
ClHc; Mexlcnn dollurs. ISUc
iiu.MJS i.overntncni, steady; stnte, Inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
The- closing prices on bondu today aro ns
follows:
r. S. ref. 2.1 wr.'i do 4s 90
do coupon
,...103'l N. Y. C. is 10s
N". J C. gen. 5a. ...122'4
....IM'-i No. l'nrM; 3 ti;
,...10')U do 4h 101'.',
do 25, reg...
do 3a, reg....
do coupon
uo new in, reg....i.ii y, 1- & at I, 4s. .101
do coupon til N. & W, vtm. 4s.... 97
do old , reg....1ll'i Ore N'nv. Is 107
do coupon 114'4 do i.i 102
do Cs, re.T 113' Oregon S. I,. Cs 1571J
do coupon lit jo ons-d 5,t 112
D. of C. 3 CSs 121 Heading general 4s. SS'
Attn, general 4....l01i', uio a W. Ik 'i7i;
do ndj. 4 MV4 St L & I M e. f,s...1l0
Canada 80. 2s 107H St I, & S P g. Cn.,.121
dies. & O. 4Vn 994 iSt. Paul consols ...V,7
do f.s St 1. C & I' Is
C. & N. AV. c. 7s.. .1101 do 3s vs;
do S. I', deb. 5a. .120 Ko. I'aclllc 4s T9;
Chicago Ter. 4s.... 92 So. IlnlUay Cs lOS'i
Colo. So. Is S4"i S. H. A T. Ci 71'i
D. & U. O. Is 102 ITex. & 1'ac. Is Ill'i
do 4s 97'J do 2s PI
Ilrle general 4s rAli t'nlon I'aclflo 4s....in;v
T. W. S. D. C. is... 7014 Wnliash Is 116
Gen. Kleetrlc 5s..l16"j do 23 lfli;
In. Central Is 112 West Shore 4 112'1
K C, T & O Is.. 72'i Wis. Central U S4
I,. & N. unl. 4s 9S'i Vn. Centuries 00
M K. &. T. 2 C3;
When Issued. Offered. Trust re
eclpts. I'orelwn l'liiiinelul,
PARIS, July 13. Business on tho bourse
today was depressed on disquieting Chlnn
news nnd tho uncertainty ns to the fate of
tho legation!, Intensified hy the effect of
tho Ilrltlsh reverse In tho Transvaal. Kor
elgucrs declined under tho lead of Spanish
4s, duo to tho decision of the international
meeting to reduce the coupon 60c, to take
effect nt no llxcd (lute, but not prior to
January 1, tho proceeds of the reduction to
be employed to reduce tho debt by 3,C0O,0O0f
annually, tho bonds to be redeemable at
par bv annual drawings, nnd holders not
accepting the arrangement to bo given a
period not yet fixed, but probably three
months In which to protest. Kufllrs de
clined. Three per cent rentes, Wf DQc for
tho account. Kx. hnngo on London. Mfllr
f0,r 'leeks. Spanish 4s closed nt 71 rf.
KLItl.l.S. July 13,-prlics on the bourse
today were weak, the general gravity of
tin political situation being moro pro
nounced. Hanks and Industrials, noti bly
ron shares, were affected by the slu.nps
In America. Hut toward the close they Im
proved, being stimulated by the bank rate
und there were a few repurchases. The
riito of dlsciunt of the Imperial Hank of
Germany was today reduced from 6'4 to C
i'er cent.
LONDON. July 13,-Amerlcan securities
opened depressed 011 n lower over-night
operation from New York and prices re
mained down, with next to nothing doing,
U1.'im'l.rkot obedient to the lead of
"a" I Btrtt. The trading was largely In
St. I'nul nnd .Louisville & Nushvllle. The
oloso wns dull. Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Ilnnk of Knglnnd on bal
ance today was .C7,000. Spanish 4s closed nt
1. Gold premium nt nuenos Ayres, 131.60.
Itoston stoeks 11 nd lloiidn,
"PsTiON' r,u," ".-Call loans, 2mt
cent; tlmo loans, 3Q4 per cent. Olllclal
A., t. 8. I'.,..
do pfd
Amor. .Sugar
do pfd
Amer. Telephone.
Iloston & Albany.
Iloston Klevated .
Hoston & Me
C, II. & Q
Dominion iVuj .,,
IVdernl Steel
do pfd
I'ltchhurg prd
Mexican Central
Mich. Tlcj4ione .
N 13. (1. & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion ....
Itllbber
t'nlon I'aclllc ....
West Knd
2SK
. (!9
im
.11s
14.
.2.10
.141
.m
.124'J
. 34
. 3214
. ,
.137
. 12U
. S7f.
. Ti'4
.203
. 1SV4
. 22',
. .14'i
. 93
Wis. Central
Atchison 4s .
N. K. . & C
Adventure ...
.. 4Ui
.100
. CI
. 5;
. 1
. S3
. 22
.290
. 4
.728
. 17
. 13
. fil
,. 40
.110
.. 4
,.190
. 2fi" j
1. 2i
Cs.
Allmiez Mlnlnit Co
Ainsl. Copper ....
Attnntlc
Hoston & Mont...
llutto Hoston .
Cal. llecla
Centennial
Franklin
Hceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa l Copper .
Tnmnrnck
t'tnli Mining
Winona
Wolverines
,. 37
K.x-dlvldend.
.nr York Mlnlnjc S(ncks.
NEW YOH1C. July 13.-Tho following nro
the closing quotations for mining shares
today:
dioltar is Ontario
Crown Point 6 Ophlr C6
Con. Cal. & Va lis Plymouth 10
Dcndwood 40 Quicksilver 150
Oould & Carrie .... 20 do pfd CV)
Hale & Norcross .. 22 Sierra Nevada 24
Ilomestnke SO00 standard 410
Iron Sliver 53 Cnlon Con 17
Mexican t3 Yellow Jacket 10
London .tllnliiK Storks.
LONDON, July 13. 1 p. ni.-Closlng:
Consols, money .... ostji
Hrlo
11",
33i
r,v
sy.
73
f,'i
8
39'i
uo nccount vi
do 1st pfd....
Atchison 2','t
Pennsylvania
Canadian I'nelflo
ft. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
t'nlon Pac pfd.
N. Y. Central ..
91'i
lU'i
Heading
No. Pacific pfd...
Oram! Trunk
Annconda
Hand Mines
1201) I
.. 70'4
..133
HAH SILVKH-Stendy, 2Sd per ounce.
JIO.N'EY-Hi per cent; the rutc of ills
count In tho open mnrket for short bills Is
-fiL'Ji per cent; for threo months' bills,
:.'9l2'i tier rent
Kliiiiiieliil otns.
C3'I1 T TT t CJ T . . I . . ,n r. I , m. ....
ni. ijuuia, juiv 1. uieuiiiign, j,jjQ,it6wf
balances, JCGI,15S; Money, 4fi7 per cent; Now
iuir eAt-iiaiiKe, uiticouni m,
CHICAGO, July lX-Clearlngs, J21,S6,9SD;
uiiiiliiVW'i r.,V7V,WJ, 41 U Y 1UI P. t'AV.ll(lllfjV( 11141
to10o Olscount; sterling exchange, J4.t&a
4.8714.
aiu iuki juiy 13. uicarings, i&s,
121, IOS: balances, J?,411,107
HOSTON. July 13. Clearings, O,290,434;
balances, J'.'.042,674,
J'f TI I .A Tll-M .T1 M A Tlllip It mnvrtnm.
J14.431.C70 balances, J2.0S7.361.
UAITLMOHK, July lS.-ClcaringB, J3.642,
S96; balances, J4C5.379.
Condition nf the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 13,-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the J160, 000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $150,325,591:
gold, $70,I,93S.
Cotton 3lurknt.
NKW YORK. Julv 13 COTTON Futures
closed quiet: July, J9.'J9; August, J3.02; Sep
tember, JS.M); October. J.S.C0; November,
JS.33; Decenlber, $8.30; January, J3.30; Feb
liiury, it.Si; March, 43.34; April, JJi.36; ilay,
J8.39. Spot closed quiet; middling uplands,
10He: middling gulf, 10io.
NKW OHLKANS. July 13. COTTON
Quiet; sales 400 bales; ordinary. 8 l-16c;
good ordinary, S-)c: low middling, 9 l-16c;
middling. 10 3-lfic; good middling, 10 7-lCc;
middling fair. 1011-lfie: rerelnts. f.if.1 lnl.o.
stock, 6C.6S4 bales, ltures, July. J10.15,
nominal; August. $9.S0f9,81: September. $8.77
5i8.7S; October, JS.2s(&.29: November, JS.llM
8.12; December, JS.10fi8.ll; Junuary, JS.IOS
8.11; February. JS.12QS.14; ilnrch, $8.1488.10;
Aurll. SS.10tiS.17.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-COTTON-Qulet;
middling, 10c; receipts. 102 bales; shipments,
1,100 bnles; stock, 27,334 bales.
Ni;. iuiih, juiy 13. Conditions prev
nlent at tho Cotton exchange today were
not altogether satisfactory, for while prices
early advanced tho trade was small; also
n lack of outside speculative Interest was
manifested At tho opening thero wus nn
ndvanco of 4f13 points. The gain wns
brought nbout by several Inlluences, Includ
ing a better clnss of cablo news und much
less propitious crop conditions. The weather
map wan poor regnrdlng the southeastern
section of 1 exas and also tho lower Mis
slsslppl valley. Tho bear contingent, how
ever, was disposed to turn n deaf ear to
bullish crop gossip In view nf tho lethargy
of public speculation. As the session nd
yancod the trade became dull, but In tho
late nfternoon prices eased off under local
pressure. Tho market ilnally quieted at a
decline of 2014 points.
Wool MnrUet.
LONDON, July 13. At the wool auction
snles today 12,377 bales were offered, In
cluding a full nnd good selection, which
was mostly sold. Good medium greasy
merinos nnd coarso irons-breds were In
strong demand. The Improvement wns due
to n better demand from the continent.
J Ino cross-breds were '$'1d higher. 'Hie
following l the snlo In detail:
New South Wales. 2.400 bnles: scoured, Cd
fffls 7d: greany, SUtlllSd. Queensland, 100
bales; scoured, Is 2Hd01s C'.fcd: greasy, fiUlT
10d. Victoria. 2,700 bales; scoured. Sdlt
jM: greasy. 3's.if7 U'41. New Zealand, 6.100
bales: scoured. Cdffls 4'4d; greasy, auiff
ll'id. Tasmania, 1.009 bales; greasy, 5dils
Coffee- llnrket.
and small receipts; reacted Gfilo points
under private cables reporting lower ex
ehango nnd clnlmlng bnckwnrd new crop
movement due to Inte big ndvanco In the
eoxehange rate. Still Inter .the market re
covered on local covering and ruled gen
erally llrm. though quiet. The mnrket
closed steady, with prices 10'j20 points net
higher. Total sales, 23.7W) bags, including
July nt Ji.i.'i; August. J7.S5; September, J.0O
CJXM; November, JS.irfls.2.: December, J.l)
Qs.ir.; March, JS.fiO; May, js.M)ftS.83.
Oil InrUelx,
hit. rTTV T,i Tt.u. n rmiii n.nin.. .
SI. 2.1: eertltle.lteB. 111, 1,1,1 uhlnmnnla
bbls.: average. CS.33i) bbls.; runs, yi,S57 bbis.
illllliui', en, 111 III1IH.
u-ri.fivnTiv vt r. t,,i.. n nr. t.
Spirits turpentine, firm nt I2tffi 12140. Tur-
peiiinie, iiiiii: erucic, quiet nt 1 'iin.'.lio.
SAVANNAH. On., July 13.-OIL-Splrifs
turpentine. Him at 44e.
1,1 vi'JHi'iiui,, July OILS Cotton
seed, dull; rellned, August, firm ut 22s Udj
turpentine spirits, steady nt ,Hm.
iM'tv iniii. ,iiny is. i)ii, i ottnnseed
Urn, ? tirlmn fm.lrt '.I... nrl,r.rt ,.nllrii. (7,
37'4e: petroleum, slend'y; rosin, firm;' tur
pentine, llrmer nt IC'ifi 17c.
Ximv York Dry Hoods.
NHW YOHK. July 13.-I)RY GOODS-No
ehnnge 111 the market for cotton goods; de
mand up to previous dnv of tho week and
general tono of market sternly. Print cloth
division firm. Linens dull, but generally
ste.icv. nurinps llrm alio siignuy dearer
lor i-aicuiins. Diiuuees negircieq.
TUP, ItH.M.TV MA It KMT.
INSTHI'MI-wrs rileiTlor record Friday,
July li, I'jOft:
Wnrrnnty Deeds.
Itnsmus Larsen and wife to John Lar
sen s'-'. lot 0. block 10. Drown Park. . J 2
John McCreary to W. II. Klhourn,
lots 7 and 8, blnrk 2, MnrvfVlllo ndd. 1,000
II 11'. Ilnrder, trustee, to V. II. I.ned
erleh, o 10 feet lot 9, block fi, Drake's
add 1
South Omaha Iind company to W. O.
Hnrlholomew et nl. lot 7, block CO,
South Omnha 330
James Ileverldge and wlfo to M. N.
Hoverldge, lot 12, block L, Lowo'rt
1st ndd 1
Georgn Hoist anil wife to Josoph Al-
kofer. lot 13, block ivi. South Omnha. 600
K. A I'lirlsletiscn nnd liusDaml to w.
f. Houk, lot C, block 11. West Al
bright mid 83
H. K. N'vimin to li A. ChrUtcnpeu.
Biimo 50
DreilN.
Master In chancery to National Llfo
Insurance company, lot 10 and s'.
lot 9, block 9. Kountze 3d add 4,400
Sheriff to Julia I. Havemeyer, lot 8,
block 48, Omaha, und strip adjoin
ing 30,000
Total amount of transfers $36,331
NHW YOTHC, July lS.-COrPHK-Spnt.
Itlo. llrm; No. 7 Invoice, 9'lc; mild, steady;
Cordova, 94fll34t I.'utures opened steady
With prices M20 unlnts blclier
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts Not Very Heavy and Evorything
Sella Early,
HOGS BRING DECIDEDLY BETTER PRICES
Pnckrrs All Jccin to He I.ooklnir for
Cuttle nml tlir .Mnrket ns n
llcsult Is ActM r and
Mrnuiicr,
SOUTH OMAHA, July 13.
rtccclpts were; Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oillclnl MontUy 4,cai s,t61 T,w
Ofllclal Tuesday 6,270 13,531 B.C17
Oniclal Wedncsdny 2,110 10,5 3.2JI
Ofllclal Thursduy l.bW 8,726
Ofllclal Friday 1,531 7,2s9 275
Five, days this week ...16,456 43,112 1S.S28
hailin r uVa Inut M ivu: )? 10 l't?
Samo days woek bofore..l,670 53.H2 9.7K
jiho nueo nceas ago, . ii.j .10,101
Same four weeks ago.. .18,011 42.69S 6,636
Averagt price pld for Sue fur ta Uil
several day, with comparisons:
iw.m.i8H.iw.iiM.i8.im.
June. 15.,.,
June 16..,.
June 17....
June 18....
June 19
June 20....,
June 21
Juno 22
Juno 23
June 24....
Juno 25....
Juno 26....,
June 27 ...
Juno 28...,
June 29....
Juno so
July 1
July 2
July 3
July 4
July 5
July 6
Julv 7
July S
July 9
July 10
July 11
July 12....
July 13....
4 8. 3 C4 3 77, I 33 , 2 931
4 44 4 51
4 j 3 62
3 Mi 3 Til 3 01
04
I Ml
3 8I1 3 181 3 OSl
4 44
5 03
6 061 3 CI
4 94 3 711
4 93, 3 CD,
2 80 1 21) 3 10
4 46
4 48
4 45
4 i
4 70
4 14
4 61
4 71
4 i
- i it J Vi,
3 SO, I 2 95
3 111 3 15
4 37
5 CO
5 13
3 05
3 72 3 21 3 02
4 40
3 63j 3 72
3 21, 3 02
3 62
3 68,
3 (9
3 26;
3 23
3 15;
3 00
4 40
5 10)
3 63
3 64
2 97
4 46 4 (5
2 97
2 95
4 52
4 7J
3 621
4 57
4 73
4 80
4 70
4 61
4 73
4 C5
4 85
4 94
4 77
G 01
5 Mi
4 79
4 96
4 80
& 11
3 65'
3 Cil
3 63;
3 t0,
3 16
3 21
4 63
4 CO,
4 9D,
2 91
i 98
2 96
2 95
2 95
u 01
4 92
3 6S
3 bO
3 21
4 03
4 03
4 70!
3 73
3 78
3 57
3 23
3 15
3 21
3 61
6 01
5 OS
3 7Sf
3 66
I (3
4 II
4 91
6 16
.1 Nl
3 811
3 66
3 76
3 28
2 98
2 US
3 04
5 11
5 13
3 23
386,
3 fJ
3 8
3 32
3 78
3 35
3 28
3 IS
3 14
2 96
4 76j
4 G3
5 13
2 87
2 94
2 97
6 01
5 02
3 96
4 01
3 70
4 61
4 72
3 73
5 13
4 09
3 8:
4 78
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The ofllclal number of enrs of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'ses.
C, M. & St. P. Hy.... 1 ;
O. & St. L. Ity 1 1
Missouri Paclllo Hy.. 7 2
1J. P. system 13 26 1 1
R, K. Sc M. V. It. It,. II 37
S. C. Ac P. Hy 2
C., St. P., M. & 0 5 .. 1
H. & M. H. It. H..,. 27 29 .. 1
t, 11. & Q. Hy 2 1
C It. I. & P., east.. .. 2
Total receipts .... 07 102 2 3
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
urr 01 ueua innicateu:
Huyers.
Omiilm Pneklnc Ho..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4 ....
... 9 1
... 264 1,157
(5. H. Hnmmond Co....
Swift and Company,...
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour Sc Co
Cudahy, Kansas City..
Armour, Kansas City..
Other buyers
803 1,796
100 4,241
110
70
164
132
Totals 1,524 7,195 884
CATTLE There was nnother light run of
cuttlo on todny's market, nnd ns packers
wero nu inoKing ror supplies competition
was rather active Huyers wero out early
nnd cattle began moving townrd ihc scales
before the morning wus far advanced. Tho
better grades of cattle sold a little better
than yesterday and tho light receipts also
inline uie commoner came move a llttlo
moro freely than of late. It was a good,
strong mnrket us compared with yesterday
on anythlnf desirable und the yards were
i-iruruu in an eariy nour.
There was little chungo in the market
on cow stuff. The better grade of grans
stock brought ubout the same prices as
yesterday, but ns has been the caso all
ulong canncrs were slow sale, as there Ih
but llttlo demand for them at tho present
iinie.
Stock cattle are selling vcrr mean. This
applies to stock heifers, ns well as to
steers, nnd sellers suy It Is difficult to get
oven n bid on them, to say nothing of
getting rid of them at satisfactory prices.
About all that can be said of the market
on those lines Is that It Is very dull and
lower, with prices uneven,
Thero were nbout thirteen cars of west
erns on the market today. Three cars were
steers nnd brought J4.o5, but they wero
hurdly as good as the ones thnt sold for
Jt.10 on Monday. The other ten cars were
cows and they were perhaps a Irldo lower
than the first of tho week, cprcentatlve
sales:
ni2EF STEERS.
No.
1
23
2!
1
16
30
41
3
20
23
K
27
1
12
1
1
3
1
11
6
1
12
Av. Pr.
No.
08...
3...
1...
10O..
1...
20...
0...
15...
14...
1...
Av.
1 1098
114S
13S0
Pr.
4 93
5 00
5 00
R 03
910 Jl 23
9M 4 55
....104!
4 CO
4 71
4 75
4 73
4 80
4 80
4 90
4 9)
....1043
....1070
....109)
....ll4
....IMC
....12U
.... 9!6
.1:
..1260 5 or,
12S1
5 05
5 10
5 10
.1149
.1K1
.1171
5 13
.1320 5 15
...1074
4 93
10.,
1317 6 15
STEERS AND HEIFERS
847 4 20 10...
.1046 4 40
COWS.
8'S
1060
963
960
2 00
3.
...1103 3 25
...llC-0 3 F,0
...1310 3 50
...1150 3 60
...1000 3 CO
...1125 3 75
2 25
2 2
2 S3
1..,
1..
1..
10CO 2 23
33
! 40
! 30
6...
1...
3...
...107C
... 940
3 73
3 75
916 3 00
!) 3 25
...1140
: 85
...1130
4 25
1003 3 25
HEifuns.
9...
3...
1...
5...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
828 2 5) 3
!rM 3 10 12
820 3 73
mo 00
,793 4 15
HULLS.
2 73 1
2 73 1
3 00 2 ,
3 10 1
13S0
S3)
1550
.. 970 3 23
. . 930 3 25
..1310 3 50
..1760 4 23
11(0
1140 3 1 ,
CALVES.
330 4 75 4
STAGS.
192 5 00
1310 2 75
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
763 3 00 1 910 3 25
433 3 10
STOCK CALVES.
400 3 75 .1 130 4 80
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
174 3 5ft 62 3 M
MONTANA.
1..
17..
50 steers.
46 cows.,,
50 cows. , .
1 cow...,
1 cow....
15 cows..
1 heifer.,
..1121 4 05 BS steers... .1097
..1420 3 70 1 cow 1170
..1037 3 70 50 cows IfCO
..940 2 23 46 cows 1015
..1340 3 70 30 cows 1005
SOl'TII DAKOTA.
.. S97 3 ffl 5 rows 930
..750 2 50 3 heifers,.. 473
Favorable reuort from
4 05
3 70
:: 70
3 70
3 70
3 05
3 25
HOOS-
other
points aud light receipts here made today's
mai'Kci nciivu uuu iiigncr. m ino opening
a few hogs changed hands on a basis of
71,45 10c higher than yesterdny. or ut $".10i
G.12W. loiter on, owing to a good demand
on the part of pnekers, prices llrmed up n
trifle and sellers held their hogs at J5,l2'4
ff3.15. The bulk of tho noun sold nl S.V1fwF
5 15, with the long string nt 15.121,4. It was
a. gonu, nciivu miirKei irnm sutri 10 II 11 1 s 11
onu, luuve murKci iroin sutri 10 II 11 1 s 1 1
everything was sold and weighed up at
early hour. The. long Hiring yesterday
light J5.0.'iii, so that today's general
aim
an en
bl'Oll
market Is n big 10e higher.
As will bo noted from tho tnblo of nvcr
ugo prices, today's ndvance takes the mar
ket back to lust nbout where It was on
Monday nnd Tuesduy, the loss of tho last
two day being recovered, Representative
sales
No. .w. sit. Pr.
21 290 80 1 02
II 2S0 ... 5 07H
12 207 ... 6 C71S
93 1M UO 5 07'i
M 217 40 5 10
75 IV? 20) 5 10
Vt 229 200 5 10
10 2G1 ... 6 10
79 203 ... 3 10
21 218 40 5 10
70 119 ... 6 10
fi 2f9 80 6 10
71 2M U0 5 10
f6 2(1 10) 5 10
71 229 160 5 10
6C 22 to 5 2"i
CC 217 4) 5 12.4
-.4 205 40 5 12'i
75 210 80 5 12i
61 210 40 5 121,4
70 222 ... 5 1214
71 221 ... 5 12j
61 222 160 5 124
4) 2(0 KO 6 12'i
S7 233 200 5 121,4
CC 220 124 5 124
IS 248 ... 6 I214
56 250 280 S 12'4
77 257 160 S 124i
41 20) ,., 5 124
71 230 ... 3 12'4
73 224 40 5 12'.4
109 2S- 320 5 12IJ
70 230 ... 5 1214
72 237 ... i I2'4
61 :n ... s 124
73 204 120 & 124
73 223 40 6 12'i
70 253 ... I 12',i
No. Av
F2 211
71 231
f.S H
Hh. Pr.
81 5 1:14
40 3 124
... 5 1216
uo n i:ij
140 6 12'4
4) 5
120 5 1214
..202
47.
417.
237
231
210
219
71.
6 12'4
6 124
5 12'4
5 1214
6 12H
..240
..201
,.23C
100
'(0
90
f.8
59
2)
,.2(S 240
5 12 K,
5 12"4
5 124
5 124
1 15H
5 12"j
5 121',
61 231
f,9 3C9
C7 223
57 2S1
73,
.231
.201
83
64
75
79
rs
7ft
73
M
59
61
77
80
80
m
2'.7
12!4
..230 200 5 12'i
.V)i icn b 12V4
281
2fl2
5 13
40
40
5 15
5 13
2I
... 5 13
120 5 15
ICO 5 13
1C0 5 15
... 5 15
.251
.228
.231
.219
.209
.238
5 15
5 IS
160
160
53.
74.
65.
63,
...va
5 IS
23
120 G IS
...235 240 S 13
..240 M 5 13
U ..211
(6 253
(7 233
40
10
SO
5 IS
5 IS
t IS
214
.216
XA
,2(7
,H4
5 IV,
i I3'i
ICO
'. It
15
5 13
5 l
5 I-.
. r,
5 18
r.
6 17'i
80
60...,
57...,
64..
IB...
..
CO...
101..
64...
M...
)...
,. .314 24)
,...191 ...
... 2.-1 ...
....110 40
... 5 I2,
... r. is'i
... C 12ij
... 5 15',
40 5 ll'j
0 5 li't
... i 12'i
120 5 121',
M 5 134
77.. at
7 25
4 2S1
&-1 2W
4 2" 7
C J.13
141
...M 1)
...m no
...2M ...
...291
...280
.. 517'i
10 5 1i'
72
.218 IS) 5 III,
'I
20
H1IEEP There were otilv 11 few biitn lies
of mixed stuff on sale today and packers
bought them up nt prices Just about steady
with yesterday. There wero a few com
mon sprli. g lambs on the market, but noth
ing strictly choice. There Is n good demand
for prlmo lambs nnd they doubtless would
bring nbout steady prices with last week.
I cedent are still rather slow fnie. ulthottgh
thero Is soma little Inquiry for them.
Prices however, nro no better than they
have been of Inte.
Quotations: Cholco western grass weth
ers. J3.s,4.00' choice grass yearlings, JI.OO'n"
-; t'lolr" e"- MKM3 50; fair to good
ewes, Jl.O05f3.23; fair to good yearlings, J M0
io.90; good to choice clipped lambs, fllf
4.00; fair to good clipped lambs, 11.90 1.25;
choice spring lambs, J5.75fiii.0n; fair to good
spring Inmbs, J5.2flHfi.65; feeder wethers,
J3.0Vf3 50; feeder yearlings, J3.2ri3.M. nnd
feeder lambs, J3.50Jf4.50. Representative
sales:
N?. , . AV. Pr.
127 mixed westerns 92 J3 60
6 spring lambs C4 5 00
CIIICAUO MVH STOCK MARKET.
Steers StonilyHogs II Utirr Mirrp
nml l.nmliK trim iter.
CHICAGO, July 13.-CATTLE-Reeolpts,
800 head; steers, steady; butchers' stock,
firm; natives, good to prime, steers, J5.10j
C.70: poor to medium. JI.WrOG.00; selected
feeders, steady nt Jl.OOftCOO; mixed Block
ers, J2.75iU1,; cows, J.WOIN.75. heifers, J.1.00
lfio.00; ennners, J.00'n2.75; bulls. J2.AOfM.45;
salves, 11,5010.75; Texas fed steers, Jl.lflff
5.00; Texns grass steers, J3.MW 1.10; grass
bulls. J2.0Ofid.23.
HOOS-Recelpts, today, 15,000 head; to
morrow, 13,000 head, estimated; left over,
2,500 head; active und 10c higher; top, J3.I5,
mixed nnd butchers, JG.lMifi.45; good to
cholco heavy, J5.20fiC.45; rough heavy, $5.00
fiii.lS; light, $5.20SjG.!5; bulk of sales, $5.30r
U.421&.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 3.000
head; good to choice stronger, othirs
steady; good to cholco wethers, JI.IOJM 50;
fair to choice mixed, J3.lOTi4.10; western
sheep nnd yearlings, J3.651rl.60; Texns sheep,
J3.10icl.00; native lambs, JI.2Gyc.90; western
lambs, J5.00ii6.25.
Xevr York Live Stoek.
NEW YORK. July 13.-HEEEVES-He-cclpts,
3,511 head; steers, slow nnd lower;
rough stuff, steady; steers, JI.5Otj5.60; bulls,
J3.00fia.25; cows, J2.00tM.25; cables, slow nnd
weak.
CALVES Receipts. 1W head; dull nnd 50c
lower; veals, Jl,00ffti.50; buttermilks, J2.85
ij3.00.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 7,605
head; sheep, steady; lambs opened weak
nnd unevenly lower nnd closed 50fi75c off
un guou i.iinus nnu i lower on mciiium anil
common stock; sheep, J3.25tJ5.CO, culls, J3,
lambs, J6.C0fiS.00, mulnlv Jrt.255i7.75; culls, J5.
HOOS-Recelpts, 4,453 had; nominally
St. I,o 11 In ,lu Stock.
ST. LOUIS, July 13. CATTLE Recelnts
1.100 heud, Including 850 Texnns; market
nieaoy; naiivo snipping nnu export slot
J3.00fi5.65: dressed beef nnd butcher stef
$1.55(15.35: steers under l.ono lbs.. J4.10W4.80
stockers nnd feeders, $3.50571.65; cows nnd
neuers, J2.uuyi.ib; ennnors, ji.&oil2.so, hulls,
$2.5093.60; Texas nnd Indian steers, $3.35y
i.iw; cows nnu neuers, jz.30fi3.iiu.
. HOOS-Hecclpts, 6,200 hend; innrket 5c
lilglier; pigs and lights, $.ri.25fi5.40 packers,
j.zaan.aiMi; nuicncrp. wi.35ti&M).
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recclpts, 1.400
neau; market sternly; native muttons. $4.W
fit. a; inmus, ji.ouyu.; culls nnd buclts
J2.00g4.00; stocKers. J2.50513.85.
ICnnsns Cltr Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Julv 12.-CATTLE-nc
ceiptu, 2,200 natives, 800 Texans, Inferior
quality sieaay; native steers, H.iojju.zo;
stockers und feetlers, J3.6Oj?4.50; butchers'
cows and heifers. $2.6O5J3.10; fed westerns,
w.iwub.iu; red Texans, $4.Itrij4.D0; grass
Texans. J3.2O5H.10.
HOOS-Recelpts, 14,500 head; market ac
tive. 5-uiuc lower: neavy. J5.20tre.30; mixed
$o.l5f,S.25: light, J5.tCnG.20: pigs, $4.50(6.05,
SHEEP AND LA MUS Recelnts. S50 bead
quick market nt llrm prices; lambs, $3.25f'
iijuiiuim, i . w,tt,iR,; ivrcilt 'run, tlUCf
4.25; Texnns, $3,703-1.10; feeders, $3.251.00;
St. Joseph Live Stock.
SOUTH- ST. JOSEPH, July 13,-(Speclnl.)
Tho Journal quotes;
CATTLE Heoelnts, 1,900 head; market
steady to 10c lower; natives, $3.80JJ3.25;
rexnns nnu westerns, w.oofio.is; cows nnd
heifers. $2.005i 1.65: bulls and stngs. J2.U05f
4,76; yenrllngs and calves, J3.50fi4.73; stock
eers nnd feeders, J3.25fT4.50: veals, $5,005(6.50.
HOGS Receipts. 7.700 hend: market was
steady; nil grndes, .025...; bulk of
sales, $5.07i.4fi5.1.r.
SHEEP Receipts, 400 head; market was
strong.
Stork In SIkIM.
Following aro tho receipts at the four
rjr:nciDni western mnraeis tor juiy i;i:
Cattle. Hots. Sheen
nouin umana j.nii i.-m u
Chicago SOO 15.CXX) 3.0CO
Kansas City 3,000 14,500 S50
St. Louis 1.1C0 6,200 1,400
Totnl3
6,434 42.9S9 5,025
SiiKiir llnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. July 13. - SUOAR -
Strong; centrifugal, yellow, CQ5 5-16c; sec-
onus. 3'U 1 9-lbC.
STILL SH0RT0F JURYMEN
I'roseciitloii Vhvh Its Lust Peremptory
CbiilleiiLce tn Excuse nil Antl
C.'oetirl Ueinoernt.
GEORGETOWN, Ky., July 13. Tho fifth
day of tho trial in tho enso of ex-Secretary
of State Caleb Powers, on tho charge of
complicity tn the Uocbol assassination,
found tho Jury not yet completed. Four
Jurors were to be supplied, eight having
been accepted yesterday, Tho deputy sheriff
last night summoned an extra venire ot
forty Jurymen. Tho court wns late In get
ting to work today on account ot awaiting
tho arrival of Attorney Owens of tho de
fense, who was slightly injured In a street
car accident last night. Tho prosecution
exhausted Its number of peremptory chal
lenges by excusing Erasmus Ware, null-
Ooobel democrat, who had been temporarily
seated as a Juror yesterday afternoon.
At 11 o'clock tho Jury was completed as
follows: W. O. Tinder, fnrmcr, untl-tiocboi
democrat; I. 55. Stone, farmer, ontl-Goohcl
democrat; A. W. Craig, merchant, democrat;
W. P. Munson, farmer, democrat; W. II.
Oldham, merchant, democrat; George
Murphy, farmer, democrat; J. C. Porter,
farmer, republican; Alonzo Kemper, farmer,
antl-Gocbel; George R. Ford, farmer, dem
ocrat; J, C. Crosthwalle, carpenter, dem
ocrat; J. T. Mulberry, blacksmith, democrat;
Harris Musselnipn. farmer, democrat.
At 11:20 a recess was token until 2 o clock,
when the prosecution will begin tho state
ment of what that sldo expects to prove.
LISTEN TO BEARDSHEAR
Ion 11 Mini Hlvex T11IU Ilefore Nutloiiiil
Ediieiilloiuil Anpioi'IiiIIoii ill
linrlfhloii.
CHARLESTON, S. C. July 13. Prof. W.
.M Hcardshear of the Iowa Stato Agricul
tural collcso was the first speaker at today's
session of tho National Educational iis.io.-ia-
tlon. His paper dealt with tho Inlluune of
poet education from iho taslu of aesthetics.
Tho Vnltto of EnclUh Llloraturo in r.uucai
Training" was the title of a paper by Prin
cipal Rouhen 1'oi.t llalleck of Loulsvillo.
Martin 0. Ilrunibaugh of tlio University of
Pennsylvania, recrntly appointed commis
sioner of education for Porto Rico, was tho
last npcaker. Tim tlilo of his addrcm was
"Educational Principles Applied to tho
Teaching of Llloraturo." Otis Ashmorn of
Savannuh and John It. kiik, prrnrucnt 01
tho Stato Normal school at Kliksvlllo, Mo.,
wero tho speakers at tho closing session of
tho department of elementary education.
Among the speaker at tho uuhiucsh educa
tion department was Dr. II. M. Rowo of
Dnltimore. Tho convention closes tonight.
Moduli l tin" I'uvorllf,
a.w i.vt ANflKl'O. Julv 13. Roth Jack
Moffatt nnd Al Nell aro reported to bo In
erfect cnnuuion iur uiv-u muvu iiiiiuni
n,iitphi. Retting ouencd a couple of days
ago with Moffatt fuvorlto nt 10 to 8, but
there seems to be more Moffatt money
afloat than coin seeking Investment on
the Cllllfornian s cnances. iihi nigiu ino
odds wero 10 tn 7 und at theso figures
bualnew was brisk.
70...
CI ..
0)...
M...
4...
TESTIMONY IN JESTER CASE
Little ('IrctiiiiMitncr Polntlnit tn Guilt
llronnlil Out, but .0M1
ItiK Direct.
NEW LONDON. MoT July 13. Krnnclfl
Marion Dawson, who lived about four miles
east of tho Iliilln lane and south of tho
Paris (Mo.) road In 1S71, took tho stand In
tho Jester trial (odny. Ho testified that In
January. 1S71. he met Alexander Jester In
this lane. The old initn had two trains and
two wagons. They were standing still In
tho road nt n point enst of tho West Mndlson
road. As Mr. Dawson passed by Jester
asked him how far It wns to a road that ho
could turn south 011. This evidence Is con
sidered significant ns showing that Jestor's
turning from tlio main thoroughfare wns not
an nccldeut, but to conceal this alleged
crime.
John DoMott of Valley Center. Kan., testi
fied that ho hnd lived there twenty years
and had known Jester for thirty years. Ho
said Jester lived with his wlfo and seven
children nnd thnt he never knew him as
Mill. Ho had around Ills placo In 1870 n
two-horso "Jolt" wagon and n buffalo calf.
The witness said Jester farmed and alto ex
horted n little. Ho attended Snbbath school.
J. C. Temple of Rcnlck, Mo testified that
ho saw Jester and Gates nt his town In 1S71.
Jester exhibited tho buffalo calf thero and
took up n collection. This Is supposed to bo
n short tlmo before Gates was killed.
Alexander Jester's daughter, Alice, arrived
from Norman, Okla., this morning. In com
pany wlUi her brother, she passed tho Jail
whero her father Is confined without stop
ping. Joseph H. Uelaney, nn old citizen of
Monroo county, testified to tho truth of tho
story that his wlfo made him got up ut their
homo near Mlddlo Grovo ono night In Jan
uary, 1S71. Btatlng that bIio heard cries of
distress. Mr. Delnney said that tho next
morning ho wont to tho camp and asked
tho old man there what tho nolso meant.
Ho said Jester told him ho had choked
young Gates while ho (Jester) was dream
ing. Tho witness today pointed to Jester
ns tho samo man that told him this story
that morning In January, 1S7I.
Ilenrlk llmen III.
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Chrlstlnnla announces the serious Illness of
Henrlk Ibsen, who Is suffering from
cryslpelnfl.
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the whole system. All weakening
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may mean Insanity, Consumption
and Death.
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tron-clad guarautee to cure or re
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JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
Telephone 10:t!. Oniali.i, Nj
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