Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JTJLY 20, li)0u.
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CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Volume of Bnsinaw in Practically All Lines
Heavier Than Anticipated.
MORE MERCHANTS ARE COMING TO TOWN
Groceries mill limits Are FlrmltiK l.'P.
lint Other Line. SIiimi lull
lltlf (limine In Values
for tin- Week.
Tho volumo of business In this section
of the country still continues unisually
heavy for this Mason of the year. As a
general thing Jobbers lo not look for much
business during the month of July, but
this year the inujorlty of them havo not
experienced what might be called a lull
In trade. There Is not, of course the
nctlvlty there was a couple of months ogo.
but at the sumo time there Is a brlik
trade for this time of year. Quito a num
ber of merchants aro beginning to call on
tho Jobbers anil U Is expecteil that from
now on house trade will bo quite u feature
Tho merchants' rules, whereby retailer
can havo their railroad fair paid, provided
It iloe3 not exceed 2 per cent r,r the pur
chases, It Is thought. w)H bring ninny dtnl
crs to tho city who otherwise woild nut
come. Tho efforts made during tho Inst
year or two to bring dealers to this city
and get them acquainted with the business
men hus had a Brent Influence and there
aro now many merchants buying their
poods on this market who nlwnyB thought
they had to ko cast. Jobbors suy ail that
Is needed Is to get a man here once und
he can bo depended upon to patronize
Oiraha In tho future.
Tho markets havo not shown much
chungo during tho last week with tho ex
ception of groceries and drugs, which are
advancing Dry goods, hardware nnd such
lines aro practically In tho same notches
they, wero In u week ugo.
lirnrrry Market Firm.
Tho last week brought nbout no slack
ening In tho demand for groceries. Jobbers
miv hnv hnvn nbout nil tho business they
can handle and never experienced a better
trade In the month or juiy. inero uavo
been no very Hcnsatlunut advances since
lust renort. but at tho same tlmo tho mur-
ko t as a whole Is In a very strong position,
khgnr remains unchanged so far ns quota
tions go, but London cables snow inn tnnr
ltnt on rnws verv strong, which naturally
strengthens tho feeling on refined grudoi
in rs'ew vorK. u is inongiii uuuwier uu"
vnncn will Inkn ulncn III tho near future.
I'sckugo coffee Is also quoted the same
as It wus u week ago, but greens are
higher, so on advance oil roasted coffee
would not be a surprise.
The cheese market Is still going up, as
the demand continues exceedingly heavy.
Tho udvnnco since last report amounts to
from I4r to ii ner
pound. Tito ropo marKci
Is going off and tho prlco Is now lower
than It has been In many months. This
niirllpM to lintb mIhiiI nnd mnnllu.
Evaporated raspberries aro now on tho
mnrket and prices have advanced from 2o
to 8V4C slnco hist report. It Is cluimed
that tho old stock Uf practlcnlly exhausted,
which accounts for tho fancy prices now
lii'lne nuoti'il. Hvanornted anrlcots are
ulso on the market, mid, owing to tho
heavy foreign demand, fancy stock will bo
upt to command a premium In tho near
future. It Is said nearly all tho high grudo
stocl- Is going to foreign markets, which Is
t'liimlnB il Hlicirlnirc for home consumntlon.
There Is little chango to report In tho
canned goods situation, rrncucnuy an
lines remain where they were a week ago
with tho exception of salmon, which Is
ntcmlllv firming on. This is particularly
true of the cheaper grades, as slocks ure
being rapldlv reduced and but llttlo Is
left of tho dcslrablo brands on tho coast.
It will be from six weeks to two months
before tho now goods will urrlvo on the
market.
Guild Di'iiiiunl for Hardwire.
Hnrdwnro Jobbers nro stilt enjoying a
very nico trade. Orders aro not largo, but
lor mar. reason reiaiicrs niivn in unj
freniientlv. so that the aggregate of busi
ness Is entirely satisfactory. There has
hi on no special font tiro to tho trade, as
tlm ik'tininil Is for-all classes of seasonable
goods. Tho mnrket, too, has been rather
uninteresting ino last ween, niuru i mime
weakness still observable, but quotations
nto not much different on tho Important
lines. Somo hardware men, who aro In a
position to know, express tho opinion that
prices aro not going to decline much
farther, us they nro getting well down to
.nirl Mm nnut nf nrndiictlnii. and that a
much farther drop would wlpo out the
margin of profit entirely on a number of
lines, indications at least point to ucaiuiy
markets in tno near luiurc.
Dry ioodn Mnrket Unlet.
Local Johbcrs report a very satisfactory
trniln fnr Hut IhhI week, linmedlate busi
ness, of course, Is not exactly rushing.
mil ill tno same lime ino iiuiiuiit in inei
nlmno enmlni? In Iho cltv Is on the 111
ci ease and n number of good sales wero
jnado lust week to visiting retailers. The
outlook for future buslncja Is very en
couraging, ns Indications point to the fact
that this Is to be a much better dry goods
market than It has over been before and
for that reason many merchants will come
hero who never bought goods on this mar
ket helot e.
Hecardlng market conditions, there Is not
much In tho wav of news. Practically nil
lines remain where they havo been for
eomo llttlo time, anil in tnu cast inn nine
Is doing. Yarn, however. Is developing
sr.mo strength nnd that feature of the
market Is being watched with considerable
interest,
SliliMiInf; Advance Orders.
Tlnnt nnd Hhnn tebbers nro shinning ad
vunco Orders ns rapidly os possible. It is
Hill rather early, but Jobbers nro nnxlous
to get thorn tilled ami out oi ma way.
Travcllnr men nro sending In a. fow
nrrtftrn. tint Htlll thov nrn not having any
too good success. Merchants continue to
ulinw ii marked tendencv to hold olt until
near tho time when they want tho goods
and then buy to BUlt tho conditions. For
that reason jotiuers are an counting on uo
tno n lil if tiunlneHH eurlv In the fall.
The situation with rubber goods men Is
runetlcnlly the sumo ns It Is with tho boot
nnd shoo dealers. The trado has beon
without special feature, but still Jobbers
seem to be well pleased with the outlook
nnd think tho fall and winter tr.tdo will bo
tuny up to lust season,
I) run Mnrket Strung
Tho demand for drugs Is keening tin re
morknblv well foi the middle of summer.
Tho market Is ulso In good shape and the
go icral tendency of prices Is upward.
Mnrphlno Is Wo per pound higher than It
wnii a week uco und tiresent Indications are
that still hU'her prices will rulo In the near
future, quinine in also limner, tno uuvanco
amounting to about 2c per ounce. Opium
Is nnothor lino that has taken u Jump up
ward and Is now quoted 60o per pound
higher than It was a week ugo, Bismuth
preparations nro also advancing rapidly
nnd urn hold firm at tho higher nuotntlnns.
riiilphur, camphor nnd carbolic acid nro
nil IK in at goon, iniu prices, wiiu iiiuicu
tlons lor advances in tno near luturu.
KrtiltN nnd Produce.
Tho fruit trado now centers around tho
California stock. Tears, prunes, plums,
peaches, grapes nnd nectarines nro all on
the market and nro meeting with good de
mand. Tho tendency of prices Is lower
ns the supply becomes more abundant.
Tho quotations will bo found In another
column. Herrles aro now getting rather
scarce, blacKberrlos being nliout tno only
fine. left on tno market in any quantities,
Tiiey are selling 111 per iwenty-iour
uunrt case.
There Is nothing particularly new In the
vegetable lino and prices nro about tho
same ns iney wore a ween ago.
The egg market Is hardlv as firm as It
wus a week ago. The quality of the stock
is l'U very poor and so much of that
class of stock being on the market has
naturally weiiKcneu prices, spring cluck
ens are coming In nulto freely nnd nuotn
tlor.s are lower than tluy wero a week ago
Hers are niso on a trine, jne uutter mar
kci lemaiuu unciiangeu
M:W YOllIC (IILVKBAL MAHKin
(Imitation for the liny on Vnrloii
llllllllllllltll'H.
NEW YOBK. July 28 -FLOl'll-Becclpts
1S.219 bins.; exports, is.:y.i puis.; sales.
nkcM. Market was dull and barely steady
winter patents. Sll.tWff I 30; winter straights
3.i03.S0, winter extras, I2.9W3.00; wlntei
low grades, J2. liMj2."n; Minnesota patents
SIft.M; Minnesota bakers, JS-Wa.Xi. Hyt
Hour, quiet; sales. 350 bills.; fair to good
JJliviisnn; oViolco to fancy. fl.33fi3."5.
COItN'MIAlHUndv: yellow western
O'V. city, tjie; llrandywlnr, $2.50r2fi).
HYH Qub't. No- - western. t'J'sc, f. o.
11. nnoai, state rye, wue, c. 1. 1., .e
York cur lots.
UAHI-KY -Dull; feeding. Se. c. I. f., No
1 orK ; mailing, vjimitcic, Ktw yorK,
ItAItl.lIY MAl.T Nominal, dull.
WH1JAT Uecelpts, 70.300 bu.; exports, 01
717 bu.: sales. 2.1H0.1VH) bu. futures. 10.000 b-
spot. Snot, easy; No. 2 red, S2ie, f. o. b.
lUiom; no. 3 red, to tn clovaior: ."so.
northern. Duluth. S.i'.e. f. o. b.. alloat.
arrive, Options wero generally depressed
ilurlnir tho morning on dlsannnlntlng line
llsh cables, favorable crop news and fur
ther liquidation; the close was weak nl
t-.9Ho net decline! sales Included July
814HS3c. closing at 8l.c; September. SOVbfl
SUic closing at S0J4c; IJecombcr, Sl'iOSS.c,
ciesiug ai- i"e
C'DllN-ltecelnts. 178 37 bu, : exnorts. 1M
004 bu, Spot, No. 2, -lAc, f. 0. b., ullout
nd U'ie In elevator. Options ruled steady
1 1 firm on less satisfactory crop news.
uggestlne a bullish anvernment renort
next month The local crowd covered
freely. It fln.illv mhviI nff with wheat.
closing barely steady at unchanged prices.
uo cioBcti 11 ,i4C, acpiemnor, ,i'4Wiiic,
losing lit 41Uf: IlPf.Dlnhar. ItlitMIUf. clou-
Inj at UHe.
, uatw llccelpts, 77,000 bii.i exports, 33. 701
hi. Spot, dull, No. 2, 2JV4C No. 3, 27r;
No. 2 white. jm.1'tc; No. 3 white. 2Sc.
track, mixed western, 27'!S9c; trnrk.
white western, 2S'CT-it4c; track, white
iHic, aivt'aaHHC. options dun mil sieauy.
MAY Olllnt: Klilimlni 76r77c: ffond to
choice, fciri')i4c.
M0IS lJull; state, common to choice.
UW crop, lllle; old, S6c; l'.iclflc coast,
ISOO rrop, lOfclJc; old, STJo.
linJES-Flrm; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 21!4c; Texas
dry. 21 to no lbs.. He.
I.KATHEH - Steady: Hemlock solo,
llllenos Avren. Ilirlil In henvv. 23'4321I4C:
acid, 224S23Vc.
WOOI.-Steady; domestic llceco, 2230;
Tex.-. i:,fllfic
ITtOVlSIONS-Heef. quiet; family. JI0.60
ft 12.00; mens. t9.0i)fi0.50; beef hams, t2o.001
21.00; packet. H0.0otyll.o0; city, extra IndU
ni'SH, $18.00 17.60. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, MflOc; pickled sliouldrs,
iV; pickled hams, 10ffb)tc. Lard, easy;
western steamed. $7.10; July closed nt
$7. 10, nomlnul; retlned. stendy; continent,
7 50; Houtli America, H00; compound, 16.25
ti C.37',4. Pork, dull, family. 1H.&MM5.5);
shcrt clear. $U.0ofj 15.00; moss, $12. 755) 13.50.
HL'TTKii Hieady ; creamery, iwvjw;
factory, current packed, Ht(lovic; Imita
tion creamery, 15'ul7Ho; state dairy, 1540
ClilOKSt: Steadv: larce. white. Oo: larco.
colored, snio; small, white. 9Wj9ic.
i.i.un aienuy; stato and l'ennsyivania,
1170 for avprncn lnt! western, nt mnrk.
lli 1314c for averuue lots: western, toss off.
liHc.
TAI,I.OW-Dull; city, !4QlHc: country.
4141 IJiC.
ItlCl: Firm; domestic, fair to extrn, -4i
065c: Japan, 4iIT4c.
.M(JI,AH.SI:H-Hlemlv: New Orleans, nnon
cttle, good to choice, HflSGc.
Mi;TAI-8-l'ig Iron, weuk; northern, $16.50
18.00; southern, $lG.50r20.W. Copper, dull;
roKers nricc. jiii.w. i.eau. uuu: oroKers
price, $3.15.
OMAHA WIICI,aAt,n MAUKETS.
Coiidlllim of Trnde nnd (liiotnt loin on
.Sfniile nnd I'lincv I'rodilce,
icaaa-llccelpts, liberal; good stock, 9!VT
10c.
MVI3 POUI.TnY-IIens, V.ic: roosters.
ccordlnc to iibp nnd size. 3fflc: broilers,
&10c. ducks. 45c, geese, 5(5c; turkeys, ic.
Kit HSU hllHHrfliU I'OULTUY-Hens.
s'tOe; roosters, 6f 0c ; ducks and geese, yt(
iwv, uiuui'in,, yvv 111., lv?L iuini;. ,.-.3..
HL'TTUll Common to fair. 13c; cholco. 15
J16c; separator, 20c; gathered creamery, 17
lac.
FISII-Trout, 10c; bluo fish. 12o; pickerel,
: cattish. lSe. ilressrd bufTalo. Cci white-
llhh. Bo: heri'lnc. fie! black bass. 10c; sal
mon, 13c; whlto bas.-i, loo, cropple, 10c; pike,
10c: halibut. 1c: hill heads. Wc: ring nerctt.
6c; lobsters, green, 22c; boiled lobsters, 25c;
mucaerei. :uc. rodiisn. 10c; yenow ptrcn, m
riutuNB-Live, per uoz., wc.
VHA l.'lr'linlr.n IfiK
HAY-Per enrln.nl lnt- TInlnnd. choice.
$7.50; midland, cholco, $3.50; lowland, choice,
j.i.ou: rvn sirnA'. enoice. 1,: io. . corn, oiu.
No. 3 white outs, 21c; cracked corn, per ton,
i.i; corn nnd oats, chopped, per ton, jis.iiu,
orun, per ion, jiz.60; snorts, per ton,
VUOBTAI1LKS.
fM'nMMm.-lmlv.r ,ln.. JIWTSOtf.
ASPAUAaUS-lIomc-crown. per doz., 200
NRW TURNIPS Per bu. basket, oc.
Ni:V HKKTS-Pcr doz. buncnes. 30c.
NFW CAHUOTS-Pcr doz, punches, 23c.
I.KTTIiniSPir ilni.. !Yr.
HADlSlllCS-Homc-grown. per doz., 10
sue.
PRAS-Per W-bit. basket, 50c. ,
WAX ni:ANS-Per H-bu. basket, 50c.
NEW POTATOHS-Per bu 40c.
CA11HAOK Ilotne-grown, per lb., 1C
CAI.'MFI.OWUH-Pcr doz.. $1.
OHRKN COUN-Pcr doz.. 1&915C.
TOMATOKS Homo-crown, per 4-bu. bas.
kot. Wc.
itriunAitn-Pcr lb., lc. .
ON IONH Home-grown, per lb., 2c.
CICLUKY-Mlchlgan. 2530c.
FBUITS.
STHAWnEnitII5a-.AU gone.
BbACKUKIUUKS-Pcr 21-qt. case. $2.25.
IJLACK RASPBEniHES-Out of tho map
ket.
KISD nASPBEUKIES Per 21-Qt. case,
$2.r,o.
UljUKHKIimrci IB-Ol cases, a.a.
fltfUl ATMTSflnt nf thn tnarkeL
PMAfMfKK Cnllfomla. ner box. SoflDOc;
Texas, per 1-liasKct crate, it'U6c.
Ai'iuruiH iNone on ino maiseu
PliUMS-Callfornla. per crate, $1.00(31.15.
PlttJNES-Callfornln. Tragedy, per crate,
J1.25; Kelsay, Japan, per crate, $L23.
IIAIt l LilSlT I'ISAllb uaiuorma, per dm,
11.TMIS.nil.
OBAPES-Callfornla. 4-baskot crate. $1.50;
California nectarines, t-bnsKel crate, il.io,
nnnsKiiKUHiKS out of tho marKci.
rniCIlIllKS California, ner 10-lb. box.
$1.1081.23; Missouri, per 24-qt. case, $2.25;
8-lb. baskets, DOT(60o.
WATEBMELONS As to size, 15330c
eneb.
APPiiEH-Natlve, 75cjj$l.oo per uu.; per
UUI., H.ilWJ.W.
TBOPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPbES-Per doz.. $1.WWM.75.
OHANOESi California. Mediterranean
sweets, per box $1; VnlenclaB, $l.0O4.50.
IiEMONH-Callfomla, fancy, $5.50; cholco,
$5.23.
BANANAS rer bunch, according to slz.o,
$2.23'J3.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS HleUorv. lamp, ner bu.. $1.25
Hhellbnrks. II 35: English walnuts, per lb.
1212c; niberts, per lb.. 12c: almonds, per
111., Hyibc; raw, per id,, o4'it)c; rodsicu
WiliW- ...
HIDES Vn. 1 creen hides. 7c: No. 2
green hides, be, .no. 1 salted nines, vc; .o
j saitea niues, vc; no. 1 veai can, a 10 1
ma., be; no. 4 veai cair. u 10 id ids., uc.
St. l.onln (irnln nnd I'ravlilnni,
ST. LOUIS. July SS.WHHAT Lower
No. 2 red. cush. elevator. 72',lc: trnck. 73Vi
4l7l'e; July, 7Uic; September, 72'c;
cumber, 75'so; No. 2 hard, 70!4c.
CORN Easy; No. 2 cash. 30c; track.
uo-
30V4
CflOc; July, 33c; Scptcinbor, 37',ic; Docem
ner. :i;u'.e.
OATS Lower; ro. rnsn, -.ic; tracK
:3',4c: July. 23c; September. 21'ic; No. 3
whlto, 2Cc.
111 is Lower; ko.
FLOUR Steady.
sniCDH Prlmo now timothy, firm, with
$3.25 bid for first half August delivery, but
held at $3.50; others nominal. Flax, dull
nt 51.15 bid.
COBNM i',.L steady at j2.00Tf2.25.
BRAN Steady; east track. Clio.
1 1 AY Steady to firm: timothy. JD.0OffIll.60
prairie, js.wwiimiu.
METALS Lead, dull. Spelter, dull u
JI.0M4.10.
POULTRY Dull; chickens, 7',4c; young,
9c; turkeys, 636e: young, SfiOc; geeso,
steady, springs, 50Ce; ducks, Clic; young!
r.nns steaiiv at 3V4C.
Bl'TTEB-Steady; creamery. l&TClOWo
dolrv. IUTI60.
l'ltovisiUiNH l'orK. can:' lonuinc. J12.76,
Lard, lower; Docember, $6.00. Dry salt
meats (boxed), ower: extra shorts. $7.37
clear ribs. $7.C2lt: clear sides. $7.S74. Bu
con (imxeilt. lower; extra snorts, js.w
clear rltis, $M.12'.'I; clear sides, Vi.aift,
wiiihk Y Hteany ai ii.iJ.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.33,
BA(HlINO-WiSic.
HEMP TWINE Oo.
BECEIPTS-Flour. 3.000 bbls: wheat
224.0O0 bu.; corn, 03,000 bu,; oats, CO.OOO bu,
SIIIPMENTS-Flonr, 8,000 bbls.; wheat
2,000 bu.; corn, 67,000 bu.; oats, 18,000 bu.
Liverpool (irnln nnd Prnvlslnns,
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-WHEAT-8pot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, us 2d
No. 1 northern spring. s 3d; No. 1 Call
fornlu. 6a IHiHiCm 2d. Futures, steady; July
nomlnul; September, Cs Hid; December, 0s
CORN Soot, steady: American mixed
now, Its liv,d; American mixed, old, 3s liVjd,
futures, quiei, sepiemuvr, js uw, govern
ber. 4s Ud,
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, dull
nt as.
PROVISIONS-Beof, oxtra India mess
dull at 73s Od; prlmo mess, dull at (V's
Pork, nrlmo meBS vestern. firm ut 70s
Lnrd. American refined, In palls, steady
ui nus -a, priiiie wusieru, sis no, itams
short cut, 14 to 10 lbs., firm nt 47s 6d. Ba
con. Cumberland cut, 28 to 30 lbs., steady
111 Biion ruis, is in iui., ami nt i.
M: long clear middles, light. 30 to 35 11h
steadv ut 42s: long clear middles, henvv
35 to 40 lbs., steady at Us 61I, Short clear
uncus. Hi to it ins., tueaay nt ws; cleai
bellies, II to U lbs., steady at 36s 4d
Shoulders, square, 12 to II lbs,, gtoadv ai
35s CI. Cheese, American finest white,
sieauy ni lis; American nncsi colored
sieauy ai 47 bu.
TALLOW Prlmo city, steady nt 25s
Australian In London. Ilrm at '2ts.
HOPS- At London (Pacific coast), steady
nt 2 I5ff 3 15s.
BUTTER Finest United States, 92s; finest
,-nnil T?S
Diilutli (irnln .llnrket.
72HC.
OATS-2IU(JKI;c,
CORN-3Sc.
Peiu-in MnrUet.
PEORIA, July 2S.-CORN-Hlgher; No,
40c.
OATS-Btendv: No.-3 white. 23ic.
WHIBKY-On tho basis of $1.23 for
tllllshcd goods.
DULUTH, July 28.-WHEAT-NO. 1 hard
rash, 79Hc; August, 73ic; September, 7S1io,
December. 780; No. 1 northern, cash, 77Uo,
August. 77'ac; September. 70o; Deccmbor.
iSic: No. 2 northern. 754c: No. 3 snrlmr.
OMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wi-ik Closes with Wheat Lower on Bearish
Gables.
ARGE RECEIPTS ALSO CUT A FIGURE
ffrrlnK" ut Corn Were Oencrnlfj
Sin 11 11 tints Followed Wheat
llottn While Provisions Arc
Unlet nnd Hiisy,
CHICAGO, July 21 Disappointing cables
nd large receipts wero mainly responsible
for n (lump which wheat took today, Sep
tember closing Use under yesterday. Corn
closed '4c and oats UOSo lower. At the
nd of tho session hog product was Mf7ijc
to 20c reduced In price.
Liverpool turned a deaf ear to the bulge
hero yesterday and dished out disappoint
ment to local holders by closing ld lower
to W higher. Paris was Id lower and
weather favorable. September Htl'ic lower
t 7G4c to 75Tic nnd for a time fluctuated
between 75ic and 76c, business being of a
quiet order. Northwest reports were varied.
Some were as bullish as they were when
the drouth was on. whllo others tircdlcted
crops almost double tho more gloomy esti
mates, aii notir neroro tne close noiuers
became discouraged and began selling. The
outsldo demand wns very slack and there
was no hope to be drawn from tho cosh
business. September tumbled down to 73c
nn.l ..I. I ....... 1, 1t(H U,..n. n ?l-.e
'rlmary recolnts exceeded last year s
834,000 bushels, compared with 800,000 bush
els. Minneapolis and Duluth received 217
cars, against 265 Inst week and 341 a year
ago. Local receipts numbered 177 cars, 22 of
which was graded contract. Clearances ut
the senboard wero equu' in wiicut and uour
to 405,000 bushels.
Corn was quiet, but compared wltn wneai
he mnrkeit nlinweil rnnsldrrnliln firmness.
Country offerings, nlthough tn some in
stances freer, wore generally smun nun me
coshi demand remained brisk, Liverpool
wns a disappointment, but following tho
opening the dip caused by the English
easiness wus overcome. Later, however,
tho pronounced wheat weakness caused 11
frnctlonnl recession from tho top, but the
end of the session found tho market steady.
There wus somo reselling by shippers who
had good profits on their freights. Receipts
mm ."Mil enr Rentemher Mold between Slide
nnd 38-fic, closing Uo under yesterday at
Tho weakness or wlicat was an inuuenio
n Hw imt itmrWel tt could not Ignore.
Traders sold on tho weakness of the big
tnnrttei .nnd Hie elevntor liconlo unloaded
moderately on the expectation qt larger
arrivals next week, llccelpts today were
71 cars. dTiccs rnngeit oeiween -sue uuu
"2'4e. closing 'iitViO under yesterday at
2210. .
Provisions were quiet and easy. The
mnrket opened Ilrm because hog receipts
hero and In tho west were light nnd becuuse
the marKci nt tno yarus snowed nn -
unce. Hogs later cased on, iruuern 111 iiuk
r.i..,u t,i innilemtelv nml nackcrs d d
very little buying, nil of which cost the
:.t. iu a,1l. initio nml tnnrn too. Sep-
tembcr pork sold between $12.00 nnd $ 1..5
and closed 20c lower nt $11.75; September
lard between $ii.77'4fiG.75, closing BUji'Ao
$7.0T and JU.Oj, with tho close .&c rcducert
at b.9j. . . -it.i...
i.ji iitnim rflnomiH iiiikiu . it 1 iui
cars: corn, 253 cars; oats, 212 cars; hogs,
25,000 head. . ...
riio leaning iiiiurcn tuiih--" -
Artlcles.l Opon.l lllgh. Low. I Close.l Yos'y
Wheat
July
Aug.
Sent.
71'i, 7IT; 7IV4 74'i
75 Ji't 75U 74U 4V4 '
75Th-0V 6H "3 ,0's
SS'i T.VA .Wi 30'i 3STd
sst; xl ns 3S govs,
21T'!W2 22 21:4f?22 22 22',
2211 22' i 22 22 22
22HW 2214 22Vj 22t5
11 70 11 90
'n oii 12 00 11 75 11 75 11 os
7?' ' 15 75 6 70 0 70 (5 77',4
6 771- fi 77Vi B 75 fl 75 fi R2V,
6S2(i S5 6 77V4 6 77',4 C S7V
6 !2',j 7 00
"7 024 '7 05 6 92W B 95 7 02H
7 00 7 00 0 90 fi 92 6 OTV;
Corn-
July
Aug.
Sent.
Oats-
July
Aug.
Sent.
Pork-
July
Sent.
Lnril
July
Sept.
Oct.
Rlbs-
Jllly
Sept.
Oct.
No 2.
Cash quotations wero ns follows:
$2.00f
V LdJ ' K lllier vnvcii.
4.fl0;siirlng wheat specials. $1.50; patents
$3.7Mf4.10: bakers. $2.303.50; ryo flour. $2..
FLOUR winter wucni paieum,
nT"-. .. x- Tfll'.ffl
WHKAl-lO. u, UU'Uldl, - ",l
n.iTUVn " Mureli. 21lie: No. 2 white.
new. 24'.io; No. ;i wnue, -w.
BARLEY Fair to cholco malting. 40tfj5c.
. ""r ' J"1!'1 ,V e"' on'
PBOVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl $11..
Biilti'tl Hhoulilorn UoxCil). J'mDi.OO; Bhort
Clear sine iuwai-iij,
UllloM lutein 1,1 nihil niiii...,
ui'n ii)Upni innf. iC.SS: crnnulatcd. 16.32:
confectioners" A, $fi.2S; oft A. $6.13.
Following Iiro UIO iuvciiub uuu omiiiuviuo
tor touay;
ArtlrleH
T?eeelnta flhlnnientS.
Flour, bbls.
ir.inn 1100,1
!!!!i2o!roo st.soo
Wheat, bu.
Com, bu. .
Oats, bu. ..
Hvo till .
....203,200 3I7.9W
. ...ISO.lsV) 2S3.00)
r. r.ivi so roi
slooo 11,100
Barley, b.i.
titii.;, '
, ,1 1 1. j , , .. .-1 . 1 1 , , trwlnv the Villi
Ull 111" rilMIUl.il CALIIIlMh"
tcr market wns Ilrm; creameries, lMTinHc,
dairies, 115il7c. Cheese, weak ut 9!iiflOUc.
ISggS, sieauy; iiumi, li-.s..
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AMD IIONHK.
Stock MnrUot In Monopollseil tiy for-
terle of Profession!!! lliiTlllor.
NEW YORIC. July 23. There was almost
nntblug In tho day's stock market to In
terest tiny 0110 outsldo of tho small clrclo
of professional opcrntora In stocks, who
conducted a 1 tho business. rriccs iui
vunced In the first nour nnd deciinea niter
the ninicorunco of an unexpectedly strong
bunk statement. Small net losses aro the
rulo as a consequence.
Tho feature wus a perpendicular drop
of 3 points In Sugar, after an opening ad
vnnrn nf a.. Tho reason assigned was a
rumor of a strlko lu ono of tho company's
rollnerlcs. Tito rumor was uaincu wmi
.nnterlnllv Htreiurthenlng thn stock
Selling orders to stop losses on tho long
sldo wero uncovered at the decline, and the
raid on the stoclt was uouihicsh maua wun
the purposo of dislodging these orders. The
bears were content to tnko their prollts und
tho stock quieted down. Brooklyn Transit
wns bid up on continued rumors of 11 good
annual roport and Burlington was bought
on thn belief that tho Juno report would
show net enrntngs that would compare
favorably with those of other roads. The
selling after tho bank statement seemed
to bo realizing ana was onsea on 1110 hup
position that snorts wouui cover on mi
i-ruul hnnlt Htntement. But there did 110
seem to bo nny shorts and tho market
sagged off to the low point of tho morning.
Tho closing wns heavy. As tho nddltlonnl
deposits In tho banks were largely cash
Mm HiimliiM reserveH henetlted to the RUb-
stantlul extent of $3,456,075. The Held of
tho loan expansion lg not very clear. Cer
tulnly new lonns did not find their wuj
Into stock market oneratlons. Tho In
crease of over $1,000,000 In tho outstanding
circulation of tho bunks Is duo to tho com
pletion of plates for printing notes In
Wnshlncton. work on which has delayed
the Issuing of notes already applied for
by tno nanus, a recovery in stoning ex
change In Paris to the high nolnt of the
week and a sharp rise In Berlin discounts
were tne features or me uay ncanng on
tho question of gold exports next week
The bull Intercut In tho stock market
demonstrated to their own satisfaction
early lu tho week that their campaign
while easily successful lu advancing prices
wns entirely abortive In Inviting any out
side demnnd for stocks. It was easy to
bid up prices, ns there were no largo sell
ing nf stocks, but thero was pructlcally
no uemniiu ouisiue 01 inai irom 1110 pro
t I 1 .. ,1... M' I. .. . I .. .
icooivmuin iiti'iiinvdvd, nun 111V til
tempted to sell to realize any prollt, price;
quickly broke back ui where the profes
sional buying had started them. The du
cllne wus oven easier than the ndvunce
for the buying by shorts, who were forced
to cover on mo advance, wus 110 longe
un element.
The Inertness of tho market on any rally
shows thut the bears have nut nut only
seuntv fresh short lines. With the short
Interest lessened and with tho long Interest
wnicn uus uceu tinutue to secure pronts in
creased, the technical condition nf the mar.
ket Is distinctly weakened. Tho speculators
who undertook to lead a bull movement
could not havo been blind to the elements
of uncertainly in tno ouiiook. nut tne
nrgued that money on call wns easy now
whstover the moro distant prospect might
bo nnd that a period of quiet wus sure to
Interveno In political nffalrs between tho
national conventions and the opening of thn
campaign. Plnee the professional attempt
to nilvanco prices 11ns ucen nuauiionea, tney
mivu Bcttiea uaci; 10 u lower levei on
I
Hmlnlshln scale of activity which has
progressed near to stagnation. Only thoe
mi'iig the sperl.ilties which have
been Inlluenced by Individual causes have
..'u any considerable signs of life. The
growing conviction that n period of money
stringency Is not Improbable has been tho
potent Influence In checking speculation tor
rise.
Tho nrovnlllnir one of call loans was
really a tellcctlon of this uneasiness over
the money outlook and shows the desire of
lenders to keep their funds In readily ac
cessible form, rather than n superabund
ance of Idle capital. Cheap call money
naturally Invites to speculation and ovttt
to a p.ieudo-lnvestmcnt with borrowed
money In stocks whose dividends leave 11
margin of prollt over tho Intereit rate But
a market In which such holdings are numer
ous Is peculiarly vulnerable to a sutieeze
in tne money mnrnei, wiucu inevnui
forces liquidation In u weak market. It Is
viuent tust me speculative noiaings 01
tocks In New York are nt present at a
cry low ebb. ns the bears have failed with
repeated trials to dislodge offerings by
raiding down prices. The snmo must be
true of commodities of all kinds as the
lengthening period of renctlon In prices has
undoubtedly led to general liquidation of
speculative holdings so that prices may be
aid to be u normal inuex of uciuiu suppiy
nil fleminiit. Tlifpe conditions Induce n
comfortable nssurance of the soundness of
the situation and account for the hardness
or the securities market nnd tne nrmnojs
with which stocks are held. The well recog
nized law that commercial crimes come with
udden contraction of credits, which nave
mnp tn the uneeulntlve Inllatlon nf nrlros,
s pretty clearly seen not to apply to the
present situation. The conservative pur
pose to avoid weakening the sltuutton Is
seen In the determined unwillingness of the
public to ombark In speculation In stockB.
There nro not lacking elements of uncer
tainty In the domestlo situation, such as
the stilt unmatured crops, the feature level
of not earnings for railroads and tho basis
of llnnl adjustment of thu widely rnmllled
Iron and steel trnde. It Is pretty certain
also that the vicissitudes of the presiden
tial campaign will cause unseiucineiu 01
business and of speculative sentiment. .But
the seat of greatest uncertainty has shifted
r the present to 1 ninn, wnicn 1110 wnuis
world of capital Is watching with a grow
ing ene of the big possibilities for mis-
lilct lying Dcnind ine veil ni mysnrj.
!iwn within Its nresent scone the trouble
thcro Insures sutllclcnt demand upon the
world's money markets for wur loan to
mnterlnlly affect their resources.
Tho policy inaugurated y tne iiann 11
England lost week of rnlslug Its discount
ile unit llftlinr the olltsldo discount r.lt'3
to Itii level bv borrowing from the market,
tiua i,een niTeeiit'n lii turiiliiL- the. Interna
tional exchanges of the world In favor of
Loudon. The Purls rnto for sterling has
reacted In the latter part of the week, caus
ing some leiicwed quesuon wneiner goi-i
from New York will go next to Paris or
London. But that 11 large demand for gold
remains to bo satisfied and that It Is to be
mniiiu mi iiv the Hiiniilles In the United
States, because they are most abundant and
most easily snared, is me conviction tu jn
I'nanclnl world. Speculation halts to dis
tinguish the effects of this operation.
Tho dullness of the bond market Is an
evidence of tho present caution of capital
'rim iisiuil reinvestment of July dividends
and Interest, although the largest umoiint
was disbursed tins yrnr in me cuinu) e
1 storv. has been entirely mcsiiig 111 me
iv,n,i Mvirket London and Berlin are re
ported heavy sellers of high grade Amer
ican railroad uonus. iui 110 sucn inuimu
iirxic, imvn heeii recorded on the stock ex
change. United States refunding 27, wnen
ISSUCll, .IS, OIU Uliu un ,,,
bid price. 11-
Tlie t'nnimerciai .AllVLTii.-er n unum-im v..
hleirrnm snvs: The markets nere were
f.,.,,Mr,.iouu inil.iv tint the tone was fairly
....nl,. li.itinvlitil Afrleim news Is exnected
on .Mommy, aiso inioiiiiuiiini
new L-nvernment loan. Americans were
1.1. .1,,.,. ,, i,i,iee DIsenuntH were 110m
Inully unchanged, but there was no de-
,rt,M.i rri,e imiruet renniii 111c iiuiin iuu-
tlcally all loans due today. Fresh business
was nominal. . . , ,
Following ate the closing prices on the
New York stocu excnunB;
Atchison
2CW
w
7(11
Union Pacific .,
. 57",
(to rfd
do rfd
Baltimore Ohio.
Wabash
Canaillaii l'aulflc..
Canada Po
do rfd
Wheel. A- U K
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central ..
.. IV
(H'l
Che, it Ohl
id
Chlcngo 0. W.
it
.. 1(
..110
..r.s
It. fc Q.
1MH
Third Avenue .,
Adams Bx
CM, 1 Mil. &
1.
do nfil
:a
American Kx...
V. H. r.x
153
IS
l!nlcao & B
111.. ?j
w...ir,t
rhlcngrt Ik N.
Wells-Fargo
BX....1
11. I. & I'....
l C. & Ht. I,
mi5i
. it
. c
. IP
. IS
111
Amer. Cot.
Oil
3(
do pfd
Anifr. Malting ...
do pf.l
Amcr. H. A It....
do pfd
Ainer. Hplrlln ....
do pfd
Anier. H. II
do pfd
Amcr. H. &. W....
do pfd
Amer. Tin Plate
do nfd
Colorado tin
. 3t5
. KM i
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
. 371,
Del. & Hudson..
Ortl. L. ,t V....
Benver & It. O..
.ini4
P6
. 1
. 17
do pfd
. C6H
,. 10,
. nij
Brie
. r.7
do 1st pfd
. 3P.ii
lit. Nor. pfd
.152
. II
. 7J,
Hocking I'ohI ...
Hocking Valley ,
. :bs
24
. 7H
Illinois IVnlral ,
...115't Anier. Tobacco ..
. !l,
.i:s
. (2
Iowa Central ...
20
do pfd
do rfd
. 47
. 1(1
. 2
. 00
.210
An.ie. Mlnhir Co.
K. C. 1'. It O...
ilrooklyn It. T...
I'nlo. Fuel & I
Con. Tobacco ....
Lake Brio & W.
. .IP,
In pfd
Luke Shoro
do pfd
Federal bteel ....
do pfd
rin. i:ifctri ....
. 79
.V
. 70
. 3ti
Manhattan I,...,
Met. HI. By
Mfxli'un Central
Minn. & Ht. L..
. f.5
.ir.n
. i:s
Uliieone lAignr
do pM
Inter. Paper ,
.... :.
.... 93
...100
do nfd ,
Mo. Pacific
Mobil & Ohio
M.. K. & T
MV
do )ifd
Lielfite Oils
National Illscult
do pfd
Nutloniil Iud ..
llo pfrl
Nntlon.il Steel ..
do pfd
.V. Y. Air Drake
... m'j
... 7
....
.... f
.. 30i
do pf.l
.... so;
....KS'i
... n
... 11
..w0i
N. .1. Central
N. Y. Central
....t:i)
.... 33
7ii
Norfolk Y
... !l'i
do pfd
.. ST
.ha
.. 5J
.. SI
No. 1'aclflo
.'.')'
do pfd
7i;
No. American ...
Ontario W
Ore. Ily. & Nav..
sclflo C'O.IHt ....
ii .1
no 1st pfil
do nfd
do Id DM
.. MVS
Pennsylvania ....
..i:ti
Pacific Mall
People's UaH ...
Preued S. Car...
do pfd
Pullman P. Car..
.. 30
.. 91
.. tt
.. 71
..183
.. 5
..1211,
lle.nllng
.. K.i
do 1st 1M
do M pfd
Rio O. Y
, ilo pfa
k. L. & H. V
S. It. & T
Sugar
iln pfd
Tenn. Coal & Iron
V. H. Ialher
do pfl
V. H. Uubuer ,
do pfd
Western Pnlon
Republic T. & S...
do pfd
P. C. C. & St. I,.,
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
.. 157
lit
7014
St. 1 Bouthw....
.. 10
.. &!
do rfd
St. Puul ,.
..lll'i
21
do pfd
..17IU,
Ht. 1. d Omaha.:
So. Piii-uio
..no
.. 3314
Ho. Hallway
1; '
52 u.
do pfd
53
Texss & I'nclllc ..
Offered.
The closing prices on bonds today are n
follows:
IT. S. ref. 2s, rR..10lij do (s
. . n lAllf'V- "V 1
91
..PJIIJ'N. Y. C. Is 10
..100 IN. J. C. gen. Et 122
11J 1 lU,n,ll
do I", rrg.,
do 3, reg.,
do coupon
do (, reg..
do coupon
..1W?i No. Paclllo Is fif.'i
..mvi no is ion
..13!". N Y, C & St L Is.. 107
..131 Norfolk W. c. , OV.i
do (s, reg USH Oreson Nav.
Is.,
,.109
do coupon U no (
do 6s, reg IM'4 Oregon 8. u 6s.,
do coupon IH'l do consol 6s...,,
II. of C. 3s 123 Beading gen. (.,
Atchison gen. (...101't Bin O. W. 1a
do adj. (s 3i tit J, & I M c. Its.
Canada Ho. 2s 107U Ht L it H F g. 6a
,.102i
..I21S
..111
.. P4
.. 9S'4
..119
..122
Clies. & O. 4Hs M St. Paul consols ...160'
i
do ts lF.'i Ht. P., P. A P. Is. .Hip
C. & N W. o. 7s.. .1(11,! ilo 6.1 US
do S. F. deb. 5i..l2"'i 80. Paclllo (s W
Chicago Ter. (s. . . . 92J Ho. Hallway 5a 10V,
colorailo so. 41 n4 -v. 11. t T. 6s 72V
D. & B. O. Is 112 iTex. & Pacific Is. ..112
do (s rii'i1 do Is 63
Kris general (s .... 69 il'iilon Paclfle (S....1031;
V W ft I. C Is.. ,Vi
Watmsh la..
..1!6'
"Oen. Blectrlo 5s. ..117
la Csntral Is 113
IC P. P & O Is.. 7P4
I & N. unl, (s 9'J
M , K & T. !s 69
do 2s
West Shore it....
Wis. Central (.
Va. Centurlei ...
..1031,
..112
.. 87'J
When Issued. "Offured. Trust receipts,
Boston Stocks nnd Honda.
BOSTON, July 2S. Call loans, 24i3 per
cent; tlmo loans, 3Vjftlii per cent. Ofllclul
closing;
a., t. & h. v :
West Knd 9P4
Atchison (s 10O
Adventure 2
Allouei Mining Co.. 1
Amal. Cepper M4
Atlantic 24
'loston & Mont 294
lutte & floston .... 62
il fc Hecla 7(J
Centennial 14
Franklin 13
luinrnldc 23
Oscrola C5j
Parrot 4,)
Qulncy 132
Fanu Fe Copper... I'j
Tamarack 195
t'tah Mining 12714
Winuna 11,
do pfd MTi
Amer. Sugar 12IH
Iionon & Albany... im
Ilosten Klevateil ..1124
Ilosion & Me iw
C , B. & Q 1261
Dominion Coal ....
do pfd BJ
Federal Hteel S
do pfd "
Fltchliiira rfd II
Oencral Blectrlo ...128Vi
do pfd.
HS'4
Mexican Central
12
Mich. Telephone
N E O. & C...
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Bobber
Union Pacific ...
. 16
.213
. mi!
:3, Wolverines 1!14
7H
Xevr York MI11I1117 Stonka,
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The following nre
tho closing quotations for mining snares
today;
Chollar
Crown Point ...
Con. Cat. & Va.
Dadwood
riould ii Currle
Hale & Norcross
10
10
IJ5
U
18
1
Ontario
....610
.... 62
.... 10
....no
....CM
.... 22
.... 4
. .. 17
. 17
Ophlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ....
do pfd
Klrrra Nevada
Htaii'Iard
I'll Ion Con..
Yellow Jacket
Homesiake
Iron Hllver
Meklran
...6000
v)
12
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Weak Oloscs with tho Usual Saturday's
Light Run.
0GS CONTINUE THE UPWARD MOVEMENT
Cuttle Mnrket for the Week Mhovra
Ad xii nor of About 11 Dime
nnd Sheep Are llluhrr
1, 11 nibs Mcntly.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 28.
Receipts wero: Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllclul Monday
4.25S
9.HS4
oniclal Tuesday
Otllclal Wednesday ....
Olllclal Thursday
Olllclal Friday
Olllclal Saturday
7,000
10.0M
7,021
3,i;o
5.043
SS,S7ll
(0.501
'.1,820
l.rSj
l.PIO
1.336
2Ts(3
11,927
19.S07
10,9j9
Tntnl tlila ti.b
.12.7Si5
.10,557
.1G.547
.11,270
Week ending July ii!!
VVeok ending July 11..
51,231
ausi
03,101
wk ending juiy
Week ending Junn 30!
.Hi. mil
10,im
Average prlca paid for hogs for the last
oevcral days, with comparisons:
l900.ltO3.
1S9S.
1597.KV93.,U95.
1S91.
11 y 1
S 73
3 7S
3 5'
3 23
3 II
2 W
4 03
4 63!
4 70
4 a
IlllV 2.
4 92
5 01
3 61
2 95
4 71
4 55
4 8
4 94
4 77
5 01
6 (6
4 79
4 sr.
4 80
4 73
4 M
4 i)7
4 91
4 79
4 71
1 79
July S
3 21
2 95!
July 4
July
July 6
5 OSi
6 10
5 11
S 13
3 78
3 (M
3 S3
3 CO
3 76
3 2S!
3 2i
2 OS
4 a
juiv 7
July s
July 9
July 10
July 11
July 12
July IS
July H
3 ill
2 US!
3 S6
3 90
3 90
( 01
3 S
3 32
3 04
4 911
3 7S;
I
3 35
3 2S
2 S6
2 87l
2 9(
4 iti
4 CJ
5 13
5 01
3 70
3 73!
3 82
4 67
5 02!
3 18
3 1!
4 72
S 13
( 09,
2 97
4 7S
0 08
( 06!
3 99
3 77
3 15
3 00
nny is
Julv if.
a 77 3 17
3 0o 4 'l
3 07, 4 81
5 02 3 82 6 20
Ju y 17
July 18
July 19
July 20
July 21
July 22
July 23
July 21
July 25
July 26
4 91 4 01 I 3 25
4 871 4 101 3 82 I
4 99 ( 211 3 Ml 3 3l
2 97' 4 82
2 95 4 831
I 4 89
' 4 91 1 191 3 8S 3 35 2 971 4 91
0 ui 4 zi :t si j a .
4 31 3 79
5 15 3 82
6 15 4 3G1
5 ll ( 3H 3 S9
5 02 4 20 3 87
5 OH 4 321 3 72
3 27! 2 801 4 S5l
3 25i 2 S3 4 81' I 1
3 31 2 92i 4 70, I 81
' 2 89! 18'
3 371 1 4 8S 4 81
3 (3 2 $5 1 9 4 6
July 27 ....
j my 2S
5 13 4 33 3 67 2 29 2 TO,
4 7
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The otllclal nninlier nf enrn nf ulock
brought In today by each road was:
. Cattle. Hogs. Bheop. Il'r's,
C, M. & St. P. Ry... .1
O. Jt St. L. Ry .1
Missouri Pnelllo llv.. .
Union Pacific system. 2
IS
20
F., IC. & M. V. R. R.. .
U. ii P. Ily 2
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry 1 9
H. 1 M. R. R. It 22
C B. f, 0 2 3
C, R. 1. & P., cast 1
Total receipts 5 si rt 1
The dtsnosltlon of the ilnv'a rerelnt.q was
ns follows, each buyer purchuslng the num.
uer 01 neau inuicnicu:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing cumnanv
II
hXI
20
201
O. H. Haniiunnd company
1.07S
5iH
1.437
1.151
431
157
Swift & Comnanv
fii
21
Ciidahy Packing company
410
521
Armour oi company
I'liinKlutnn Packing Co...
Luyton & Co
Other buyers
1
Total 137 6.70S 1.330
CATTLH There were onlv n few bunches
,of cattle on sale today, and not enough to
make a test of the market. Buyers wero
not anxious for supplies today, but took
what were hero without material chango
In price.
The cnttlo market for tho week has been
In good shape, the demand being fully
equal to tho supply, so that onch day's
receipts were uiyposcu 01 witnoui 01111
culty. The tendency of prices has been
upward, and ut the close of the week It In
snfo to call good cornfed steers fully 11
dlino higher than they were n week ago.
Steers of medium quality and even the
commoner grades are also better than they
wero a weelc ngo, ttiougn tun icnuency. 01
course, Is to neglect thut class of cattle.
Light receipts, however, havo helped out
the salo of the poorer grades.
'i nero lias also ucen consiueranie improve,
tnent In the cow market. The demand Is
much better und good stock Is fully a dime
nisncr tnan 11 was 11 ween ngo. rue
medium cows ore also selling higher. Can
ners uro moving much inoro freely than
they were a short tlmo ago owing to the
fact thnt more of tho packers nro buying
them. Tho market, however. Is very un
even, as tho nrlccs mild denend largely upon
wnctner or not pacners uro looKing ior
supplies, uno day tno inuruci iooks jjc
higher, and tho next day, perhaps, sales
are made that show no Improvement.
btocK emtio nro sun snowing improve
ment, nnd tho better grades nro fully loir
15c higher than they wero ut tho closo of
Inst week. The demand for the commoner
grades Is not so good, nnd prices 011 tiini
class 01 siock nrn noi tuiicii ueuer. moi-h
I'nivs nnd heifers nro also advancing at
nbout tho sumo rutn as the stock steers, mid
stock bulls und calves ure also selling
heller tlinii thev wero a week iiko.
Western cattlo uavo neon coming on tue
market more freely this week and have
hiiIiI better than at nny time this season.
The steers that are good enough for killers
nrn nrntinblv a dime liluher than tllOV were
a week ngo, and tho same may ho said nf
practically all Klnus 01 good came, 'i no
commoner grades, of course, do not move
so freely, out even on inoso ino icciing is
better. Representative sales:
BKKF HTI.UBS.
No.
...
11..,
Av. Tr No. av. Pr.
. 800 4 20 13 1IM S 15
,. 972 ( 20 6 S70 i 15
.1060 ( 60
COWS.
. 935 2 75 1 1IM 3 (0
. 833 2 W 1 10-r.t 3 60
.PYIO 3 10 3 IOCS 3 30
J 827 3 S3 (
tUK iCU llgill' I'.IID.
21 989 1 W 1
BULLS.
1 1170 3 26
STAGS.
1 1230 ( 00 1 1700 4 00
HOOS There wns not 11 very henvy run
nf hogs at tho yards today, nnd as reports
from other markets were In favnr of sellers
nrieen advanced at t us nolnt fiwiuo. or gen
orally 74c higher, thuu yesterday's market.
n-iin rniiu or tne omen were at u. :m cm,
us ngalnst !3.05fi5.07'6 yesterilny. Tho early
m.irliei wan fairly active, but as thn morn
ing progressed buyers became Indifferent
UIKl mo inarKCl Closed mill unci lower, wmi
hiiiH rnncing around'
Tim hni? mnrket for tho week has been
rather on tho swnyback order. Receipts
were rather light, a decrenso nf 1,685 head
being noted nver last week, and, as com
pared with tho snine week lust year, the
falling off amounts to 3,199 head. On Mon
day the market advanced about So nnd
heir! Hiendv on Tursdnv. Wednesday nrlccs
took a drop of 10c. and on Thursday 3c
moro was inwen on, wnicn wus 1110 low
nnini nf ihn week. On Friday nrlces nd-
vonced 4c, and todny's ndvnnce loaves tho
market a shade lower than on Monday, hut
(ic Higher tnan a ween ngo, ou ingiii-r umu
two weeks ngo and a shudo higher than
threo weeks ngo, iicprescuiuuve paies
NO.
(S
77
02....
87....
68
52
9!
60
74
67..,.
78....
100...,
S3...,
76.,.,
75....
CO....
77....
79....
(4....
61....
62....
6V...
76....
61.,..
61....
72....
61....
60....
A v. Hk. Pr.
No, Av. Hk. Pr.
ft) 261 100 5 12 ',4
7( 205 M 5 12 '4
79 2J 160 5 1214
63 2(( 120 5 12V4
M 275 160 S 15
79 229 (0 5 15
C3 287 0 5 15
77 MS ... 6 15
7( 2(1 2O0 5 15
67 2(9 ... 6 13
73 257 50 S 15
(3 244 ... 6 15
83 292 SO 6 15
40 317 ... 6 15
75 237 SO 5 15
75 219 ... 5 15
72 220 210 6 15
M WJ SO S 15
72 271 SO 5 IB
63 225 1 6 15
C9 216 1C0 6 15
S3 211 ... 5 15
71 227 10 6 15
68 234 290 S 15
72 2J6 (0 S 15
61 230 M) 5 15
19 2X7 240 5 15
63 274 ... 5 15.
75 210 (0 6 15
M 273 160 5 15
65 251 (0 5 15
7S 223 1C0 5 15
7( 218 SO E 13
61 219 (0 5 15
64 2.' (0 6 15
9 223 (0 6 15
61 271 SO 6 17tt
...174 (0 6 07Vj
...2(1 120 8 10
...214 80 6 10
...1IC 120 6 10
...191 (0 5 10
...323 ... 5 10
...US ... 5 10
...264 ... 5 121,
...255 80 E 1!',4
...2(4 210 5 124
...234 120 6 1214
,,,.2'H ... 5 124
...178 210 5 ll'i
...212 120 6 1214
...202 80 5 1214
...VA 120 6 124
....222 61 0 1!',4
....204 124 5 124
,224 40
I 124
I i:ii
...234
...211
...ys
...215
... 5 1214
(0 6 124
410 & 1214
40 6 12M,
.123 1M 5 12H
262
5 12',4
...tit
...210
6 1214
6 12'4
..272 140 5 1214
70 212
80 i 12I4
87
2'18
(9 6 UVi
... 5 13
120 5 1214
160 5 12H
KO 5 121,4
160 6 12V,
77..
81..
47..
69 .
(5..
57 .
.218
.202
.255
.224
. 299
2V
b 124
SHUKP-Thn bulk of tho receipts today
wero sold to arrive, so there was very llt
tlo on sale A string of westorn yenrllngs
brought $1.20. which was considered higher
than yesterday's market. Tho packers
wnnted the sheep anil as the receipts wero
llgill iney nnu 10 p;iv goou iinces, ,
The reeelntH fnr Ihn week lire the heav
lest for some llttlo tlmo. the gain over last
week amounting to 12,1110 neau, nnu ove
the same week Inst year tho Increnso I
11. SM head. Iii suite of the Increased re
celpts thn market at this point has been In
good shap and prices have advanced very
mnterlnlly. Ktrletly choice wethers or year
lings are now right around n half dollar
higher than they were ut thn low tlmo last
week, The demund Is good and packers
seem to want an tne goou siock coming
Lambs are not much different for the
week. Thu market weut oft a llttlo in the
mlddlo of the neek, but tinned up later on,
so that prices at the close of the week wer
not much different. Feeders sre also strong
for the week, with tho demand gradually
Improvlnr Receipts are light and not
large enough to meet the demand at the
present time
Quotations; Choice western grass weth-
ers, 3l.ooiTl.16; fair to good grass wethers. 5 points lower Total sales of futures wero
M.OMfS.t"1; choice grass yearlings, JUMf f,,75o bugs, including October, i 15, Novem
11.35; choice ewes, W.25(R.50; fair to good ber, 12 20. December. 18.38. January, l 4oi
owes, .Kme.tTS: fair to good yearlings, ; March, !8.&Ofj8f.
13.7MJ4.W; good to choice clipped lambs, I .
$4.25trt; fair to good cllpneil lambs, l.(W l)r (I001U Inrket.
4.26: choice spring latnbs, 15. (o5.t; fnlr to NHW YORK, July 5S.-The market for
goou spring lamns, j.yiitrs.; feeder 1
"ruins, . 1. .011, 1. 1", leeiier yearlings, Mini
3.05, nnd feeder lambs, 13.75ff4.BO. Repre-
"rniuuya sales.
N'o.
201 western wethers
AY
..103
103
..101
... SW
IT.
KM
3.90
3.1"l
4.20
jus western wethers
410 western wethers
520 yearlings and wethers .0.
ClliCACd I.I VIS STtHIC MAHKHT.
Cntlle Iteceliils Arc I.IkIiI. Hog
Higher, Sheep und l.ninbs Jitenil),
CHICAGO. III. July 2S.-CTTLi:-Re-relpts,
400 until es; good to prime steers.
?5.10ff5.S5, poor to luedlim. II. .VMf6 10; se
lected feeders, steady at Sl.Oofi l.tti; mixed
stoekers, 13.tXWi3.lJ; cows, 13.14 70, heifers,
13.25ff5.15; dinners. J2.25ff2.90; bulls,
4.C0; calves, $5,501(7.00: Texans. Texas fed
steers, 1.4(rffJ.15; Tcmis grass steers, $3.31
(ffl.25; Texas bulls, 12.50fj3.40.
HOOS Receipts today. 10.000 head; to
morrow, 27,000 head, estimated; left over.
3.030 head. Mnrket active und mostly 10c
iiigner; lop. a.i;"s; nu.xeu nnu uutcners
15.151T5.40; good to choice henvy, t5.2iifrri.424,
rough heavy, JS.ooI5.20j light, 15.2W5.I0,
bulk of sales, J5.oo'fi.35.
Klli:i:i' AND LAMBS lleeelnts. 2.VAH0
head; sheep and lambs, steady, good tn
choice wethers, $l.l5if4,50; fair to choice
mixed, 13.251(4,10; western sheep. $l.00fl.l0.
Texas sheep, $3.0uru 1.00; native lambs, 14. U
00.00; western lambs, 15.tWfl.00,
Becelptn this week: Cattle. I,200 head,
hogs. 105,100 bend; sheep. 65.500 bend.
Receipts last week: Cattle, lfi,600 head,
hogs, 115,500 head; sheep, 09,300 head.
KiUKiiH ( lt I. In- Slnek.
KANSAS CITY, July 28. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 300 head. Market unchanged In
prices; receipts for the week. 32.0 si bead;
corresponding week last year. 26.000 head;
nlthough supplies wero large, there was
n constant Increase In prices this week,
amounting from 10c to !ioo; native cattle
brought 11.761(5.05; stoekers nnd feeders,
13.755(1.75; butcher cows nnd heifers, (? 257f
6.15; cauuers, 12.50J3.25, fed westerns, JI.OJ
(!3.35; fed Toxuns, 1I.001M.60; grass Texans,
13.2511 4.00.
HOOS-RecelptH. 3.600 head. Market ac
tive und 6JI lOo higher; receipts for 111'
week. 48.001) head; Improved demand ; mar
ket advanced 20c, heavy selling today at
15.20If5.30; mixed. $5.1505.25, light, lllOfo
5.25; pigs, $I 7555.00.
SII1':FP ANIi LAMHS ItecelnlH. 17.MIA
head; supply largely slaughtering lambs
mui aro selling .v'ihuo lower; Killing sueep
iicany aim iicuve. siocuers unci feeders,
5c tower, lambs. $5.00'fI5.i'"i: muttons. 1:1 SO
514.50; westerns, $3.70(BI.10; stoekers und
feeders. $3,251(4.00; culls, $2.50t3.25.
t. I.011U Live Sliieli.
ST. LOL'IH. July 28 PATTI.!'! Ileeelnls.
COO heiiil, liicludlng 100 Texans. Market
steadv; native shipping and export steers,
$I.C0f5.7O; dressed beef unit butcher steers,
I.U"M,u,u, bu lin illlillT J,i"u III', tl.lUM,i'u
tockera und feeders. 13.001(1.05; cows mill
ncifers. $2.iiii6.00; canners. $1.50'(i 2.8.5, bulls.
$2.50(J4.60; Texas and Inillaii steers, $3.00'if
4.73; cows und heifers. $2 5W!TI.OO.
HOOS Rccelnts. 2.0M head. Market 67?
iuu nigiier; pigs unci iignts. s.i.-irn.i.j; pacK
ers. $5.20cJ6.:i0; butchers. $5.30T(5. 10.
SIIIBCP AND LAM US-Receipts, none.
Market sternly; native muttons. ll.OO'd 1.25:
lambs, Il.OiVHu.r.0; culls nnd bucks. S2.50ff
4.00; stoekers, $3.,13M3.C5.
ew lnrl, l.lvr Stork.
NHW YORK. July 2.S.-BHHVKS-Re-elpts.
1,23 head; no trade of nny Impor
tance. Feeling Ilrm. Kxports today, 2,355
cattle and 9.1S3 quarters of beef.
CALVISH Receipts. 12.1 licau; goou veais.
125; mixed calves. $3.75; city dressed veals,
ncttve ut h'jfillc.
HHi;i';i" A.NII I.A.M1IH itereipis, S.IH.-I
bend: hoeti Hteadv to Ilrm: lambs. Ilrm. for
good to choice: common stock, weak. Sheep,
M.OOJ(5.ii0: lambs. $l.75Ji.fiO; drescd mut
tons, sieany at bitiistju per pounn; oresn'u
Inmbs, 7f 1 lo' Jp.
nuns iteccipts. 2,om neau lecnng,
steady.
Stock In Slubt. '
Following ure the receipts nt the four
principal western niurkets for July 2":
l 111 lie. Jingi.. Diif.-l'.
South Omuha 132
Chicago 100
6.rd3
.3.il
10,fm
3,500
2,600
IS.OAI
Kansas city
St. Louis IW
Totals
.1.132
21,743
20.3:i
St. .Inreiili Lire Stork.
SOFTII ST. JOSHPH. Mo., July 2?.-(Spe-
clul.) The Journsl quotes:
CATTLH Receipts, Hf) neau; marKci,
steady. . ...
I IOOS Receipts, 3,) lieaii; ninraei nig
limn higher. All guides S5.VjU6.SU. Bulk of
sales. $5 IOI16JO.
SI I HHP Iteccipts, none.
Forrlg.il Flimiu'lnl.
LONDON. July 2S. Ainorlcun securities
opened dull but Ilrm. The marKet held its
strength mid closed ilrm on very light
trading. Spanish Is closed at 71!. Gold
premium at Buenos Ay res, 12S.
III'.KI.l.N. juiy -a nusiness wil qniei nil
the bourse today. The tone nf the market
was favorable, nlthough there was 11 re
action during the day In consequence, of
the disappointing Iioelimer uiVKienu 01 ju
per cent. At the close 11 majority of the
oiinlnllmiM nlinwed nn Itniiroveinent on the
ilav. Hxchango nn London, 20m OOpfgs. for
checks. Discount rates: Short bills, 414
per cent; tlireo monins inns, ;i:ti per coin
PAB1S. July 2S -The bourse today re
flected the Htrength shown by tho London
market, nlthough business wns not inti
mated. Tho closing was firm, e-reniln
Spanish 4s, which wero easier. South
African securities, after being firm, be
en,n Miilntet- Three ner rent rentes. 9Df
93o fnr tho account. Hxchango on London,
26 f l5o for cliecKH. wpanisu a ciosea ui
1.07W.
Iln ok Clearing;.
pinrArsn. Julv 2S. Clearings. fl7.C4l.fiKK:
balances. $2,418,212. Posted exchnngc, $l.b1W
4.RSV4. New Yorii exennnge, par.
PIIILADHLPIHA, July 2S.-ClearlnB,
J1" 911 I1M: Imlnneea. 11.620.250.
HALTIMORH. July 2S.-Clenrlngs, $2,155,-
33S: balaiireH, $3so.S9l. ,.o.
ST. LOl IS. .luiy 21. uicarings, i,y.t",iaii
balances. $391.d59, Money, 4j(6 per cent.
CINCINNATI, O., July 2S.-ClearlnBS,
ti i nr.ii
NI3W VOlllv, Jlliy s. 1 lenmiBn, iiu.ow,
142: hnlances. $7.0S4,452. The sub-treasury
had a debit balance today nf $.ill,37J.
Tinrrn: .iniv .1. 1 learinir ioukq mine
ment: Hxchangcs, $17,bW,323; uaiances,
$2,711,602,
London Stork (lootnt Inn.
LONDON, July 2S.-2 p. tn.-CIosIng:
Cona , money
...97 13.1
....97 3-16
27'..
Erie
do 1st pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Beading
No. Paclflo pfd..
Orand Trunk ...
BV
33',
dn account ...
Atchison
Canadian Paclllc
Ht Paul
. W',4
.11114
.lion:
. 73H'
, S
73
Illinois Central .
Imlsvllle
Anaconda
"4
Pnlon Pac. pfd.
77'
Band Mint 6PH
N. Y. Central .... ..!'
BAR SILVHR-Steady nt 28 I-6d per oz.
MOVl1! Y 3(0 3U, ner cent.
Tho ratu nf dlscounl In Iho onen market
for short bills Is Ui, ner cent: for three
months- nins, ( jkt com.
Condition of the Trcnmiry,
WASHINOTON. July 2S.-Today s state
ment of tho treasury balances In the ren
cral fund, exclusive of thu $150,000,000 gold
reserve ill tue division of redemption,
shows: Available ensh balance, $160,lt;9,77!S;
KlllUt l, 131,001,
(HI .Mnrket.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Julv 2S Orrrtlt bnlnneeH.
$1.27; certllleutes, $1.29 bid for cash. No
runs or shipments reported.
LIVHRPOOL. Julv 2S.-OILS-Cotton
seed Hull, rollned, August, strong at 22s 9d;
turpentine spirits, dull ut 22s Od; rosin,
common, steady at 4s 9d; Unseed, 35s 6i:
petroleum, Kin 6d.
NHW YORIC. July 28 -OILS-Cottonseed,
dull; prime crude, nominal: prlmo yellow.
3fl'4i37c. Petroleum, ulcady: refined, Now
lorg, .i.e..; Piiiiaucipnia and Baltimore,
$S.00; Phlliulolphhi and Baltimore. In bulk.
$5.45. Itosln, quiet; strained, common to
kouii, ic. 1 urpeniine, quiot ai (uyijc.
Coffrr Mnrkrl,
NHW YORK, July 21-COFFHR-Bpot
Rio, strady: Nn. 7, Invoh e, D'.'.r; mild, quiet,
Cordova, 9',sfl3'Ac. l"utiircH opened Hteudy,
nun in ici's uin.1111111,111 10 o poinin nigner,
supported by local buying and acarcliv nl
sellers Throughout tho short session tho
market ruled extremely quiet, with tho
room trado In control, but Indifferent and
DO YOU
SPECULATE P
purposeless. The Burnpenn market news
was fairly encouraging, but receipts at
the ports In Brssll far exceeded expecta-
Horn ami the demand for spot coffee hern
wns dormant Late In the session prices
simiied under n'ritterlnc room sales and
sheer absetue of speculative support. Tho
close was iiulet. with prices
uueuanK
nged to
,jrv KOods retains Its slightly tinner tone.
though no radical Inetense hi business Is
rennrled The reduction 111 bleached Cot
tons has helped tn ninke un Increased
yardage, while In brown goods thcro Is
a sllghtlv better feeling, some makers hav
ing practically withdrawn from the market.
The curtailment nt Fall River has been
11 bullish fnctor. which l likely to ho of
Increasing Importance The opening of
llghtweluht woolens in Monday Is waited
with Interest by the trade
Sugar Mnrliet.
NHW ORLHANS. July 2r-SUOAR-Strong:
open kettle, 4V. centrifugal, yel
low. 61i;i,e; seconds, 3Sfl -li.o.
NF.W YORK, .1 -llv 2S - St'OAR-RRW.
strong; fair refining. 4Vjll3-S2e; cen
trifugal, 0-1 test. 4 29-32C. Molasses sugar,
4 5-32c; rellneil, Ilrm; No. is $5 6j; No. .,
$5.15; No. . $5.40. No. 9. $V3o; No. 10, lo.SO;
No. 11, $5.30; No. 12. $5.20; No. 13. $5.20;
No. II, $5.20; standard A, $5.90! confec
tioners' A, $5.90; mould A, cui luai,
$0.50, crushed, $0.60. powdered, $8.20; granu
lated, $0.10, cubes, $6.25.
Cnl'lfoniln llrled Fru4.
NHW YORK, July 23. CALIFORNIA
D1UK1) FlUMTS-Miirket continues dull
and nominal; state evaporated apples, com
mon, 5Wt6e. prime, 5Mf5Ho; fancy. .ctf7He,
California dried prunes, 3Hff7c per lb., us
to slie and iiunlfty. Apricots, Royal, 115
lie; Moor park. 15l(l7c. Peaches, peeled,
lllflSc; impeded, 6Je.
imv York Imports and I7port.
NHW YORK, July 2S. The exports of
gold nnd sliver from this port to all coun
tries for this week uggregutcd $939,120, sil
ver bars and coin, nnd $10,sno gold.
The Imports were $'1,093 gold und $3l,S30
silver. Tho Imports of dry goods und titer
chnndlse were valued ut $9,7IS,757.
Kiiiinii City (iniin nnd Prntlnlons.
KANSAS CITY. July 2S.-WllHAT-Sep
ti'inber. COHc; Ueceniber, 6S0; cash. No. 2
Intnl. C7c; No. 3. CjtJitW'.ic; No. 2 red, 72fl
73c, No. 3, C9Q71C.
CORN September, 35'sc; December. 32V.
No. 2 mixed, cush, 30liic; No. 2 white, 39c,
Nn. 3. 3SHc.
OATS No. 2 while, 2UV.
RYH-No. '., Me.
HAV-Chnlco timothy. $9.50dri0.f; choice
prnlrle. $7 50
BrTTHB-Crenmery. 1501So: dairy. 15c
HOOS -Firm; fresh Missouri nnd Knnsiis
stock, Oo; southern, SVtc, cases returned
RHCHIPTS-Whcat, 232,200 bu.; corn, 20
Ril bu ; nats. 6,000 bp.
SlllPMHNTS-Wheiit. 174,000 bu.j corn.
27.3"0 bu.; outs, 1,000 bu.
MlniicniHilln Wlient 11 nil l'linir.
MINNHAPOL1S, Minn.. July 2S.-WUHAT
In store. Nn. 1 northern, July. 74o; Sep
tember, 74l4c77lsc; December, 75HSJ75SO; on
truck, No. 1 huril. 77He: No. 1 northern,
76'4c; No. 2 northern, 73Nc.
FLOl'R Firm: llrst pnteiits, $4.15; sec
olid pnlents. $3.95; llrst clears, $3.05; sec
ond clears. 12.10.
BRAN In hulk. $12.0iWi 12.60.
Toledo (Irnln .llnrkrt.
TOLHDO. O., Julv 2S.-WllHAT-Vok
nnd lower; No. 2 cush und July, "7Uc; Sep
tembar. 7S'ic
CORN ytilet; No. 2 mixed, Boplembcr,
!9!'.i'.
OATS-Dull: No.
. mixed. 23ic.
Hi No sales.
SHHDS-Clnver. dull:
prime October,
o.M'.'j iiui; Tsn. 2, :.. 1 -1 1.
Plilliiilclplilii Priiiliice .Mnrket.
PIIILADHLPIHA. Julv 2.-BCTTHR-
Flrm; fancy, western creamery, 20c; fancy,
wetitern prlntst 2.1c
HOOS-FIrm nnd i.c higher. Fresh neartiy.
14c: fresh, western. HUe: fresh southwest
ern, 11c; fresh southern, lie.
Mllinuikrr (Irnln Mnrket.
MILWAI'KHH. Wis.. July 2S.-WHHAT
Lower: No. 1 northern. .OJiTGUc: No. 2
northern, 75'tf75,4o.
ii 1; Mieaii!-; ro. 1, mst.c.
11ARLHY Firm; No. 2, 4c; snmple, 45c
PIC.VSIONS FOR WISSTIIH.V VIl'I'lOB ANS.
Wnr Survlvorsi llenie mlir red by the.
(Jenernl Ooi eriinienl.
"WASHINOTON. July 2S.-(8neclan-Th
following pensions havo been granted;
issue ni juiy in, ;
Nebrnskn: Original Samuel Boyncr. Mar
quette. $S; Isanc Wiles. Plattsmnuth, $5.
increase-.iolin l. i.ux. blieiinn, jiu.
lowa: urigmui irvin Ailiciio . v nton.
$0; James H. Cptnn. La Hoyt, 0; Adam
Lung. Sumner. JS. Additional Inhn fnrh.
ran. Cruwfnrdsvllle, $12. P.estorntlon nnd
Additional Setn I liiniiilirpy, (lend. Nevada.
$s. Incrcnsi-fleorge Benedict, Musentlno.
$30; Oenrgo Hawkins. Pekuy, $10; dairies
IS. H. l-'noper, Toledo, jio. Orlglnnl VVIdows.
etc.-Hannah A. Humphrey. Nevada. $S.
fsnee ul nccriieil. Ju y 13). Br dcet J. Me.
Carthy, Dcs Moines. $15.
NO SIGNS OF YELLOW FEVER
l'cars nf llrrml DlHenne AVIII Not In-
(rrfi'i'r Ulli ICmliiirknlloii of
Trooii from Culm.
NHW YORK, July 28. General Leonard
Wood, military governor of Oilbn, who has
been In tho United States for about n wcok,
railed on tho Mexico todny for Havuna.
Oeneral Wood said of the military status In
Cuba:
"Tho withdrawal of United States troops
from Cuba will ond with tho embarkation
of the remaining battalions of tho First and
Fifth Infantry. Thut will lenvo only about
5,000 soldiers on tuo Island, merely enough
for garrison duty.
"Foars that yellow fever would Intcrforo
with tho transfer of tho First Infantry were
removed this morning upon the receipt of
telegram which said that tho surgeons re
ported that all signs of It had disappeared
and that tho embarkation would proceed
with all posslhlo dispatch. "
Omaha Branch Offici
F. G. LOGAN
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