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TIITC OMAHA DAILY TiEE: Fill DAY, JULY 12, 1!K)1.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Curie Grains Actir tad Hightr with t
Good Foreign Demand.
WHEAT IN SYMPATHY WITH COARSE GRAINS
I'riM Islons tlpcn it llh n Utixli mill
ut lllKliodt I'ol ii Itcnelicil ltir
tiiK IIm- Ilnj-OfTcrliiK"
Source, ,
CHICAGO, July ll.-Tho course grains
were iiuiiin iietlvc nrnt higher 'today, bep
tcmber floHltiR IHVle IiIkIkt and oats 1c
hlKliur. Wheal wiim firm, In sympathy with
corn and nuts, nnd Heptombcr cloned &c
higher, whllo provisions were dull nnd
closed unchanged to 6c higher. Wheat ex
hlblted morn activity than of late and thu
opening wan steady nnd slightly higher,
mostly lit sympathy with strength in corn
and oats, although rubles were somewhat
of a factor. The feu lure to the trade was
the covering by shorts. There was also a
Knod foreign demand. Reptember opened
.i,c lower to 'ic higher at il'iJt'if. Firm
ness prevailed during the Mrst half of the
wesslon and there was an ndvance to OjV,
but toward thn close the market weakened
nnd tho cIohp was nt 65-V, a gain of 'sc.
tieaboard reported 41 boatloads taken for
export and clearances of wheat and Hour
were counl to S22.000 bushels, Primary re
ceipts were VCS.HH bushels, against 1S2,UW
last year. Northwest receipts were 801 cars,
compared with 1M a year ago. Local to
eclpts were Hit cars, 72 of contract grade.
orn openid uctlvo nnd higher, with a big
nrly demand for country account, coupled
with general local buying on continued te
rorts of damage by heat. The. govurnment
crop report was considered a bull factor,
tilthough It did not contain statistics for the
last tun days, during which time It Is con
ceded th" most damage has been done to
the growing grain, L-tter In the day heavy
il'iuldntlou mused a slightly woiikcr feeling
urn! traders became wnry, not knowing
whether to take on more holdings or let go
of what they had. September opened c
to lc higher at (iHrtWtc and advanced to
llWe. closing with a gain of lH'nlc at
i.i'iffolHo, Local receipts were 1!I2 cars, with
12 ot contract grade.
Oats were, second only to corn In strength
nnd volume of trading. Today's business
-ven surpassed that of yesterday, with an
enormous commission house trade d'iring
the day. The eomtry was again nctlvc on
tho buying side, and there was some re
placing of lines by local longs, September
closed at nic. with a gain of He. after
ranging between 31c ami 32Kc. Local re
ceipts were 62 cars.
Provisions opened with a rush, hut, as It
proved, ut the highest point of the day.
The feature to the trade was tho scarcity
.of offerings. There was a fair outside de
mand, but local packers easily led In tho
buying on the soft spots. Strength In corn
V'i 11 "ill i"clur- September rloed 6c
tV j,T '. '; i-r "cIlliiK between 41I.37V4
li'r-u n."'.1 . U?r(l ""W between
Ix.n.M and J8.i, closing unchanged, while
r) iHWPiru. 2I' lilgher at the close, after
xclilng between JS.02 and S.10fjS.!2U.
Estimated receljitii for tomorrow: "wheal.
ITJmI 'hcnd"rn' C'lrS! n''lU' 120 cars: ,10K8'
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.) Open. lilgh.l Low. Closo, Ycs'y.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
July Sept.
Doc.
Outs
July
Sept.
May
I'oik
July
Sent.
Lard
July Sept.
Oct.
Jllln
July Sept.
Oct.
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3114
31
14 20
II 10
8 CO
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7 !)24
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4.W
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II 26 '
II 45
8 fA '
S OTM
S 67141
7 80 '
7 07141
314
33V4
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31 U
31
311
II 26 '
37Vi
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14 26
II 63
H liO
8 72H
S 72'.
S 73
8 7V5
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Sh1i ouotatlons were ns follows:
flt i leln, mK'i winter patents. J3.30p3.C0;
siii lghts. U3O0.I.4O: .spring patents. S3.:sf
'!i&T?!Fhl?' ?-70?3.00: bakers, Jl .80S 2. 60.
4U V4tii3ic; No. 2 yellow,
fe-NjJ; 2..12HC! No. 3 white, 32!4173:.c.
iin.I'I?SNo- 1 ."ax" "rlrn" timothy
J4.it; clover, contract grade 50
l'HOVISIONS-Mess pork per bbl S14 "JO
C 14.10. Lnnl. per ICO lbf jV.ftJS 02.4 " shirt
r bM sides (loose). 7.!XWS.i. Dry sal ed
fihouldors (boxe.l). J7.26B7.60. Short clear
Hides (boxert, J3.405j8.60. r
WIIISICY-Ilasls of high wines. $1.27.
for'0todarC "re th ""'P'8 nnd shipments
,.,,, ... Ilocelpts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 7r,,(,oo km m
' oioro 25i.o"o
Harley, bu 4,000 ,...
On the Produce exchange today tho "lYut-jr-.m"iri
il wnf,f!.t'a'1V. creumenes, 14
tC!t.''lnlrl,s; ,4.flKf.- Cheese, steady, Htf
30o. Kggs, steady, 12o.
KBW YOH1C OKXUHJ,!, MAniCHT.
Oiintntlniia of tho IJny on Vnrloiis
f'oiiimoilltlra.
NKV YOIIIC. July ll.-FLOUR-Uecelpts.
20.L3 bbls.; exports. 27,390 bbls.; actlvo ami
y.rn,,lt )Ifl l'r'ces; Minnesota patents.
JJ.60g3.8O; .Minnesota bakers". $2.83i:i,13:
2o,.,,Vt3"'lr ,n"tO". W.553.S0; winder straights.
J3.3jiU'J.6o; winter extras, 2.5o2.SO: winter
low grades $2.:!(ff2.0 Uyo flour, cpilct; talr
to good, J2.iO'u3.W; choice to fancy, J3.15H)
8.45.
COnNMKAly Firm; yellow western. Soc:
city. Kc; Hrandywlne, J2.603f2.G.-..
Hi:-Flrm; No. 2 western. 67c. f. o. b.,
nlloat; state, 53ffCHc, c. 1. f New York, car
lots. ' lJAHLHY-Dull: feeding. iSc. c. I. f..
Tjcw ork; malting, f.Sif 6'c. c. I. f New
UAW'aV "ALT-Diill: western. C57?c.
'iM ifiT -nP" ,Pts, li;C,000 bu.; exports.
lrn,,SI ''i'.' Spot' llrn'i NO. 2 red, 74c. f. o. b.
nlloat; No. 2 red, 72e. elcvatov; No. 1 north
ern Dulutli. VMc. f. o. h.. ath.'at; No 1 old
Duluth. c. f. o. b.. alloat. (Options were
Kcnerally act vo and strong on prospects
for feeding In the southwest, goou st
Louis buying, tho upturn In com, covering
nttd bullish private crop estimates, based on
tho government report. Closed strong and
W'.'tf WJ blslior,' July. 711i,fj7H4o. close.
?tl.'(,(!! b-?lV"l,Pr' "P'ifl'Hic, closed nt Tie;
w-V.Ui710' y'0":'1 iU 71i Decern!
liS'vvW- closed at 73c.
1 ,. N7K',cltii. 71,700 bu.; oxports. 10:,fil
, ,1 '-A ."'i a",0'lt- P"ns very actlvo
?i! t! ' J,lihor '"' 1,w crop estimates bv the
in?!.. ho.,i w,,n"r.r west, with no rain iu
offerV,,I.l,lfVMPOt'!llnt.lv' ''""'ness and light
offerings. Closed strong at 2ic not ad
vance. July closed 637,c: September. S'lsfT
f Vo, closed at 51 4n; October, f.2VfI64i..e
auTaic"1 ntCf,nll)',r- K'iOkWc. closed
t?AT."C0.pnts- 13-C15 'U.; exports. 13,255
S!roPnVonSX 37c- 'l-cVlvnl
ch,oce:8?.,;,:J; Bh,pp,ntf' 7o5o:
.jyit,l'''',.'Xni "into, common to choice
VfP- cr0,p- ,"f"Sci 9 "op. lOOUe; eld o d"
sase; I'nclilo ctast, iw 'crop, mh"c issa
crop, llsn5c. old olds, 23Ce. 1UU"-C'
IllDKS yttlol; Galveston, 20 to 23 lbs is
lMte; California. 22 to 25 pounds, ijfcj?
Texas dry. 24 to 30 lb?., uwni.c ' ,JW'
L HAT 1 1 12 It Q u lit; hemlock" sole, Uuc-
, r,Ii?V,SION.h; r"cof" family, $11.50
I'nvniii nwi wu', cxirn nulla
mess. JI6jiwns.o(. Cut meats, steady; plcku'ii
bellies. f.Ki 11 00; pickled shouldeis, 1 J7.f
7.23; )lckled hams, J10.B0ifU.0O. Lard, steady;
western steamed, $.90; rellned, steady, cnti
tlnept, ja; South America, Jn.co; coinpouml.
J3.70. I'ork, steady; family, J15.6O5fia.00;
rhort clear. J15.O3fli7.0O; mebs. J15.25iiTlfi 25
TALLOW-Steady; city (J2 per pkg.).
4Tio: country (pkgs. free), lSli''.
HICK Q;i let: domestic, flnu to extra. 4;
PlCiic; Japan. 4"ic.
MOIASSIIS-Qutet; Now Orlenns, open
kettl. good to choice, .'i5iTI2c.
llOTATOl'IS -Qulot; Now Y'ork. IPO lbs.,
2.'Jfri2 75; sutithcru, extra, per bbl,, J2.C0.
HUTTKn-necelptn, 4,410 pkgs.; steady;
BtoJo dairy. 145(l!Hc: creamery, 15yi'J14c;
fsctory. mffUHc,
CMKESK He celptu, S.tOl pkgs.; steady to
firm; fancy, large, colored and whit i'et
fancy, small, colored, O'.tflS'.io; fauc,
email, white, O'Sc.
KGQS Receipts O.llS pkg".! Irregular;
tnto and IVnnsylvanlu, 14tl5c; western
candled, ISfilSc; western uncandled, 0fT12lje,
.rOt'IniY Alive, strong; springers, Mt
ISo: turkeys. Kc; fowls, lie; dressed, llrm;
springers, 17WH3; turkeys, 78,,4c; fowls,
afelOHc
MKTALS Irregularity continued to mark
the course ot .tho London tin market. This
morning It started with a dccllno of 1,
out a raactlon of 3 made a net of 2 for
spot, wth the llnal prlco quoted nt 130.
FutureH closed unchnnced nt 115 10s. Tho
cfew York market lor spot tin was strong,
raising 20 points, the closing range being
Wi oOHjJ7.i5, and tone su-.id. The local
market tor topper was inactive and un
changed tor laitu at lie, while electrolytic
ruled dull ahu nominal at thu former price
of JlS.W'4. Lomlun coiper closed ut JL'UJ 23 fid
ana futures at A'o"7 lis tfj. Lead ruled quiet
and uiuhanged at New York at 4?e and
London closed at 12 6s. Spoiler remained
qulot at WMijiM at .New i'ork, London
closed at iPjl2s,CJ. Tho American iron
markets were quiet and nominally un
changed, while tne English markets made
some gain. Thus Glasgow closed at 62s Gd
ami Mlddlesborough at 41s 01. Iron war
rants were quoleti ut New York at i.Wtt
OMAHA VVIIOLIiSALB M.VIIKUT. .
Condition of Trade nml Itooln t Ions on
Maple mid I'aiicy 1'ioduee,
J'XKJS Itecclpts liberal; good stock, firm,
iOhVllu.
LiVK 1'OlLTUY-ltcns, 7c; young and
old rousiers, ;;n ,t ; tuikcys, iitisc, duckii and
t''.';.,6'','-'' 'I"lng ehlikens. per lb.. Hili;t
ilUrrtllt-Lommon to talr. 12Ul2Hc;
chulct dairy, In tubs, lift 15c; separator, lie.
FltlCbH FiSII-lilack bass, lsc; while
buss, (ic; bluell.sh, 11c; bullheads, 10c; b.Ue
fins, ,c, buirulos, 6c; catllsh, 12r; cod, Dei
cioiiplt-s, 14lUc, (.Iscoes, 7c; halibut, Ik;
herring, tie, haddock, Wc; muckeroi, 7c;
pike, ye, ted snapper, 10c; salmon, 14c; sun.
ilsh, 6e irout. Do; whlteUsh, Uc.
I'iUL'ONo-Lltf, ptr tloz., 1.
VKALH-Cholce, SflllOc.
,''VY I'rlces iiuoied by Omaha Wholesalo
u.y Dealers' association; Choice upland,
Uoo; No 2 upland, 3; medium. 58.60; coarse,
i CO. Hyo straw, iti.Su. These prlcus are
for hny of good color and quality. Demand
talr. itcccipts. 5 cars.
OATS No. 2 white, 31c.
. CO UN No. 3, 13c.
' 111AN-J12.
,,, .. VKQETAIiLES.
ASPAltAOfH-NatlVe, per doz., 36y40o.
HA DISH KS-l'er doz.. lWflMc.
l'AHSLl'lY lir ilnz.. iOo.
Nc;v I'oTA'l uH::-l-cr bu., 75c.
CAIIflAOK-llome grown, IVic.
Tii.MAT(iL;'iMi.s, l-basket crates, JI.B0.
OMONS-Hermudas, per crate, J2.25; new
California, 2o
UAULll'LOWKH Home-grown, per doz.,
UKANS-Wnx, per half-bushel basket, 40c;
string, per half-bushel basket, COc.
l'f.AS i'er bu., Jl; per 14 bu., 60c.
CANTALOUl'12 I'er basket, 73CSJ1;
crates, y.i.
WATKHMIJLONS Texas, SOyCSc each.
KltUlTH.
1'INnAI'PLKS I'er doz., Jl.SO01.75j per
cnilc, JA'JS.
ULAC'KIIKHHins I'er 21-qt. case, J2.
HASl'UKKltlHS-l'er 21-qt. case, $3.00;
ted, pel 21-pt. case, 2.50.
ClIKHKL'.?, Natlte, per 8-lb. ba.tkot,
45c: Missouri, per 21-qt. case, Jl.7552.00.
I'KACIIUS California, per box, !5c: free
stone, Jl.
Al'IUCOTS-Callfornla, 4-baskot crates,
J1.60.
I'LUMS-Callfnrnla, per crate, Jl.2501.50.
llOOSiJHLlHIKS-I'er 24-qt. case, 2.W.
TllOI'ICAL K11U1TS.
OIIANOHS - California seedlings, J3.60;
Med. sweets, Jl.Oo.
L12MONS California, extra fancy, 13.00;
chulce, J4.75.
HANANA8 I'er bunch, according to size,
J2.toir2.50.
KIlJS California, new cartons, T5c; layers,
Coc; imported, per lb., 105(12c.
DATKS-l'erslan, in CO-lb. boxes, Salrs, 5c.
Ml CKLLANEOUS.
HON KY Halloween. 514c per lb.
CIDKU -I'er obi., JI.30; per half bbl., J2.T5.
NUTS Kngllsh walnuts, per lb., 15c; fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., Iiy20c;
raw peanuts, per lb., 55!ic; roasted, 6y3y
T14c: Hrazlls, 13c; pecans, lutf22c.
IllDKS No. 1 green, l!4c; No. 2 green,
514c; No. 1 salted. 7!4c; No. 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veal calf. & to 12',i lbs., 8c; No. 2 veul calf,
12 to 15 lbs., He; dry hides, ,"i'813c; sheep
pells, 25(375c; horse hides, $1.50Q2.25.
Ut. I,o 11 In lira I n unct I'm visions.
ST. LOUIS. July ll.-WHnAT-IIIghcr;
No. 2 red cr.sh, elevator, GlTfc; track, b2145f
3c; July, 2o; September, 2?iiC27ic; De
cember. iVSc: No. 2 hard, 62;f(iti)14u.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 6Kf5114c;
track. 52j5215c; July, 61Hc; September, 5n4c
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 31c: track. 3oU
Sj'4c: Julv. XOic; No. 2 white, 35!4y33c.
llYK-N'o. 1, M?f6214c.
SKKDS Timothy, no trading; flax, no
trading.
FLOL'H Quiet; patents, J3.10fj3.23, new;
J3.45f3.m, old; extra fancy and straight,
J2.T54KJ.90, new; J3.15, old; clear, J2.63.
COUNMKAL steady at J2.50.
U HAN Strong and higher; sacked, cast
track. 79c.
HAY Hotter; timothy, J0.6010.00; prairie,
JlO.lKKfl 11.50.
W'HISKY-Stcndy ut J1.27.
UtON COTTON TIES-J1.03.
UAOGING-CH(i77V,c.
1IK.MI' TWINK-Uc.
I'HOVISIONS-l'ork: Steady; jobbing,
J15.75. Lard, higher at JS.&o. Dry salt meats
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, J8.1214; clear
ribs, JS.3714; clear sides, JS.2!4. Uacon
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, J3; clear ribs.
J9.3714: shorts, J9.&n.
MICTALS-Lead: lllgher at J4.25-04.27i4.
Spelter: Steady at J3.82'4.
POL'LTHY-Qulet; chickens. 7c: springs.
1213c; turkeys. Tc; young. 15c; ducks, i!c;
,pl.V?4;I.t,Ji''cc;.Kee.'"?' 4c; l""'"B3. E"H6c.
IltnTLH Steady; creamery. 14520c:
dnlry, 13frlic,
5(.;.nHT?il,n,,J': nearby Tc; southern. Gc.
HUCKII'TS-nour, S.00() bbls.; wheat. 181.
bu.; corn. 22,00i) bu.; oats. U2,(hjo bu.
SIIH'MKNTS-Flour. 5,000 bbls.; wheat.
28,000 bu.; corn, 25,WjO bu,; oats, 21,000 bu.
Liverpool C. in 1 11 nml I'ro vlnlons.
LIVICHI'OOL. July ll.-WHEAT-Spot
dull; No. 2 red, western winter, 5s 5?id; No.
1 northern spring, 6s Od; No. 1 California,
6s Mid; futures, steady September, 6s 4V1;
December. 6s 5'td.
COHN Spot, American mixed, new, firm,
4s 2i;d; American mixed, old. steady. 4s 3'id;
futures, firm; July, 4s 6d; September, 4s
2d; October, 4s 3Wd, nominal.
l'EAS-Canadlan, linn, 6s 3V4d,
FLOL'n-St. Louis fancy winter, dull. Ts
Od.
HOPS At London, Pacltlc coast, stendy.
3 15sf(4 4s.
PHOVISIONS-Hcef, llrm; extra India
mess, CSs Ud. I'ork, llrm: prime mess, west
ern, llrm at C7h. Lard, llrm; American r.i
llned, In palls, 13s 3d; prime western, in
tierces. 43s 6d. Hams, short cut, 14 to lfi lbs,.
firm nt JfKi r:.t tt.in,.., ii,mhnln...i ..... .
...... ...ttl,,J, iUllll I.-III, fct 1 ip
30 lbs., quiet, 44s; short ribs, 10 to 24 lbs..
i i " tu, iuiik cieur iiiiiioies, llgni,
firm nt Itis fid; Ion:: clear middles, heavv,
llrm n t J.. ul.n.l nln..M ,A ,i it.'
.... iai, nilirii . IJ,,Uli3, i'l LU fc'l IIJM.,
steady at 4Js ikl; clear botlles, 14 to lt lbs.,
llrm at J0 Cd. Shoulders, square, 11 to 13
iuo.. mi'uti ill tilt.
IlllTTHIt-HlPinIy; tlnest American. SOh;
good American, ,1s.
CIIElidK-FIrm; American (Incst white,
4,s; American, tlnest coloied, 4!s.
'I' ALLOW Firm; )r:mo city, 23s Cd; Aus
trallnn, In London, 27s.
Hecelnts of wheat during the past threo
davs. 213.000 eentnls, Including 212.0v0 Amer
lean. Heeelpts of American corn during
bHgn't81 ' ' 1',Sv' rentllls' Weather,
KmisnH City tSrnln nml Provisions.
r..lAS cFITV- .JUly 11 WHEAT-July.
r.0iR5y'4c; September, CCri60i.c; December,
USptc'llc, Cash; No. 2 hard. foJfUlc; No. S,
5DHc; No. 2 red. Clc; No. 3, GOc.
( ORN July, 54c; Septemb-'r, 6:ic; Pe
No whur.C'P6cl,,li: N' 2 ni'xcJ' tiflevic;
OATS-No! 2 white, 3'ic.
HYr No. 2, 60e.
pra,rleJ12,(ir' ,,mot"'- LEO 12.00; choice
fV,!.7,),7i'rt,,,mcr-' K017Hc; dairy.
r.i.uS-btrady; frcBh Missouri and Kan
Mis stock, ,ii) per doz.. loss off, cases re
turned; new white wood cases Included, 14c
more.
Hi:ciOIPTS--Wheat, 125.C0O bu.; corn. 7.200
bu. ; oats, 2.U00 bu.
HlllPMlJNTS-Wheat, S0.M0 bu.; corn, 13,
VO bu.; oats, 12,000 bu,
Plilliiilelpliln I'rniliiro Inrkct.
IMIll.AIM.'Mlin I I.. I., i, r.
- rn'ir l-ma rid ; fancy western cream
Vrb;'T.;infis?V.0,c;v,'8,er 'irlts. W"S
nfl.,S7,,''r,1l' f,,lr. ''emnnd; fresh nearby,
fr,i,r,'L8Y,'',uTn' 13H'lc; sonio lots, HViS
fr sh southwestern, l2Ho: fresh sou thorn
fnln'lr:S1':-()y,,,t bl,t steady; New York
vJwl'mH f"ncj'' 8nm. O'lfjOc: Now
ork full crcamafalr to choice, SVgo.
Tolnlo lint I n nml Sreil.
TOLEDO, O., July ll.-WHKAT-Moder-atcly
active strong; c,,), llnrt July (jip.;
September, ft!V, December U-iWc
COHN Active, higher; cash. 4Dc- inlv
491-ei September. BlV,c. ' 1J0'
(1ATS Fairly active, higher: cash 31c
July, siiic; September, 3lVc. ' '
HYE-Wc.
tobi?B.8l!KDCn",,, Pr,me' tmi 0C"
.tliltrmiUec (,rnin .Market,
, MILWA1.'K1:e. July ll.-WHEAT-Mar-ket
higher: No. 1 northern. c'-,fiC7e: No. 2
northern, iHi4fi6oc; September, C5'.4c.
COHN-Seittember, Sllic.
HYE-Hlgher; No. 1. 40c.
IJAHLEY-Stondy; No. 2, Sltfc; samplo,
It'jljSlc,
.Mlmioniinlln Wlirnt. Flour nml llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 11, WHEAT
Caeh, C2icj July, ClXl'5114c; Septeinbor,
uuui-uomi grown, per iu., ic.
hk)Y. UAltHOTS-l'or doz., 20c.
.'l-W.'l'I'HNll'S-I'cr doz.. 20C.
ULt. l;.MHL'KS-Hothouse, per doz., 60c.
LKTTl Ci: I'er lm.. L1-
filVc; on track, No. 1 hard, CEc; No. 1
northern, C3c; No. 2 northern, 61'4C.
F LOCH Lower; tlrst patents, J3 55fj3.Cj:
second patents. 13.3513. IS; Mrst clears, U-W
fl.TO; second clears. J2.
IIHAN-In bulk, J10.75flll.00.
I'eorin .MnrKct. '
PEOHIA, July 11,-COnN-Hlghcr; No.
'oat's Firm; No. 2 white, 32ic billed
through.
WIUSKY-On the basis of J1.27 for fin
ished goods.
M1W VOIIIC STOCKS A.M IIOM4.
Willi .Strerl .Vert mis, CniisliiK Soim."
Deep Cuts In Moelts.
NEW YOHK, July ll.-Wnll Btreot had
nnother paroxysm of nervousness today and
made Bome deep cuts In the prices ot stocks
before equanimity had been restored. 'Ihere
were many causes assigned for the spasm
of liquidation, including some that were
palpably surmised or the result of the
Interested efforts of bear traders to In
crease tho trlght of security holders.
Hroadly considered the selling came from
largo speculators who had accumulated
stocks or had held on to them from a long
anterior date, In the hope of realizing on
the mid-July demand, which sometimes fol
lows the July illiburscmcnts and the retlux
of funds from the Interior to New toik
before they nre. needed tor moving the
crops.
That somo unexpected developments hnvo
helped to discourage this new buying and
even to Induce selling Is evident, but thu
underlying cause of the selling Is tho In
disposition ol tho New York banks to fos
ter a speculative movement at this tltrie, In
view of the exigencies of the money mar
ket which promise to come Into force ear
lier than usual this fall.
Thu damage undoubtedly done to Hit; crop
nnd tho threat of more to come was a
pofnt influence. Tho action of the corn
market Itself today Induced n feeling In
Wall street that tho crop Mtuutlon Ins
been overdUcounted In the week's st ot
market. The feeling gained ground lli.it
technical causes would have to be looked
to for an explanation of the force of the
selllnz movement.
This left the way open for many venture
some surmises as to the concealed causes
of the notable liquidation going on. Otic of
theso was that discord had broken out
afresh over tho control of the Northern Pa
cific. Facts cited to corroborate, this wcio
several. The Northern Pacltlc directors, It
was pointeil out, had met and ndjour.icd
yesterday without announcing the personal
ity of the new compromle board, Scrsa
tlonal reports were current of a stormy
meeting between the two principals In the
Northern Pacific contest.
Attention wns called to the divergent
policy of the banks representing the two
contending Interests, tho one Bide calling
loans freely on Monday, while call loan
rates were rising and tho other side coming
to the relief of the market by lending mil
lions nnd lowering the rate. The sensa
tional drop In Hock Island caused a con
jecture that thu protection of recently ac
quired large holdings In that property had
to do with the drastic liquidation In other
parts of the list. Thu liquidation spent
its greatest force during the tlrst hour when
6w),O0O shares were marketed.
A tendency toward recovery then de
veloped, which carried prices early In tne
last hour to an average level near to or
nbovo that of last night. The recover,
however, wns not held and tho closing
was unsettled und Irregular with renewed
declines In some of tho principal active
stocks.
Hock Island renched a level 714 points be
low last night, Atchison 4T4, Northwestern
5, Lackawanna 4V4. St. Paul and Iowa Ccn
tial preferred 314, Chesapeake and Ohio 314,
St, Iouls and San Frunclsco llrst preferred
3Ji nnd llaltlmnru it Ohio, Delaware &
Hudson. St. lyotils Southwestern, Chicago
& Eastern Illinois nnd Great Northern pre
ferred 3 paints each.
A number of tho prominent Industrials
declined 3 points or more and losses of 2
points nnd upwards were very numerous.
Tho call loan market continued easy and
sterling exchange also weakened. The hope
Is entertained that largo government dis
bursements will help tho money market In
the Immcdlato future. The largu liquidation
effected Is also a sensible relief, and the
prospect of Increased receipts on account
of Klondike gold Is a factor to be taken
account of.
Tho railroad bond mnrkot was moderately
active und Irregular. Total sales, par value.
J3.51O.00i).
Untied States old 4s and 5s declined U per
cent on the last call.
The following are tho closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
A tell Iron
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio..
do pfd
Cantitlau Pacific...
Canada fro
C'hf, & Ohio
ChlciiKu & Alton...
do pfd
C, 11. & Q
Chi.. Ind. & ti
do pfd
Chicago & B. 111...
Chicago O. W
do 1st pfd
do 2d ptd
Chlcngo & N. W...
C, It. 1. & P.......
Chkago Tcr. & Tr.
do pfd
C C. C. & St. L...
Colorado So
do HI '.ifd
do 2d prd
Del. tc lluddon
Del. U & W
Denver A: It. O....
do pfd
i:rlr
do 1st pfd
do 21 pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley ...
do ptd
Illinois Central ....
louu Central
do pfd
Uiko Eric & V....
do pfd
I & N
M.inlinttHn L
Met. St. Ky
Mex. Central
7314 So. I'acltlo
10OH So. Hallway
do pfd
Hi Tex. & Pucifto ....
OTHTol., St. L. W..
? do prd
44 L'nlon Pacific
3914 do pfd
7C4 Wabash
M5',i do pfd
3J14 Wheel. & I.. E
63 , do 2d pfd
122 .Wis. Central
13 ! do pfd
p. c. C. & St. Ii.
4. Adams Bx
193 American 12x
15714 Prilled States Kx..
SI'i WellB-Fargo Hx....
40 Amal. Copper
i'Vi Amer. Car & V
, lili do pfd
49 .Amer. Lin. Oil
2lli' do pfd
.lU'k Amer. S. & It
,38 do nfd
MTi
. M
, 401i
. :o
, H'Vi
, 3!i
, IMi
, 30
. :vii
. 4?U
. 79
1CD
.193
, a
.140
116U
. 2914
, 84
. :s
. :
. 5::u
.ii;
.ISO
. 4'4
. 77?t
. 6:n,
.:i5ii
. CO
.117
'.'h
. 21
. 20 Ii
. 70
. 00
. 35
. 40
. 20U
. 4".l,
. 7fVj
. Mi 14
. 61
. 3S
.113
. 41 'i
. ssvi
.207
. lk'i
.. 7211,
.13H4
. 61'i,
. P Vj
. 73
. 121.
. 77
. 20' i
.. 5S'i
. 4'4
,. wn
, 4S 'American Tobacco
Anaconda Mln. Co..
i 3114 Itrooklyn It. T
ST1 Colo. Fuel & Iron.
, Klj Con. (las
,116 Con. Tobacco
. f ' I do pf.l
. "31J (Jen. Blectrlc ,
1M ,Olu oko Sugar ....
, 35 Hocking Coal
. "Hi Inter. Paper
5 I do pfd
.113 llnter. Power
. I'li'i I.nclcdn (las ,
llTIi Nattounl illscult ..
M iNntlonal Iad ....
. 21 S National Salt ,
. W I do ufd
Mcx. National
Minn. & St. L
Mn. I'arlflc
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & V
do pfd '.
No. 1 .iclilc pfd
Ontnrlo & W
Pennsylvania
Heading
do lit pfd
do Id Pfd
St. L. .t S. F
do IkI pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L hulithw
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
,1'J3"V
,i'J414i
, IT,
, flH
.11)0
.151J
. 4714
. Hi
No. American .....
Pacltlc Coast
Pueblo Mall ,
People's Clns ,
PresMd S. Car
do pfd
Pullman P. Car..
Itepublle Steel ...
do pfd
. S?4 (iiiKur
HH Tenn. Coal He Iron
l'nlon Hue P...,
do pfd
I" S. leather ....
do prd
V. S. Habber ....
do pfd
P. H. Steel
do pfd
Western Union ..
. 761,1
. Mi
. 43V
. E)
. 01
. SU'.i
. 62
.l.WV
.1S3
Trust receipts. 'Offered.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Yesterday's rally
proved to bo a flash In the pan. The uni
versal decline wnB resumed today under
the lead of American stocks. New York's
monotary position Is disliked hero and
there Is a fear that Germany will take
gold from London. Americans opened de
pressed and tho market rushed to sell, al
though commitments hero were light. Ger
many sold f.o.tmi shnres nnd close to tho
bottom. There was also selling for tho
New York account. Atchison was most er
ratic, fluctuating from &0 to 73 and linally
recovering.
JVi'tv York Money Mnrkot,
NEW YOHK, July ll.-MONI3Y-On call,
steady, at SflB per cent; last loan, 3; rul
ing rate, 4; prlmu mercantile paper, 4Q !4
per cent.
STDHLING KXCHANGn-Weak. with
actual business In bankers' bll s at $) S Ti
for demand and at Sl.SPtfil siTj, ior s xty
days: posted rates, $I.SG and JI.SS',4: o m
merctul bills. SI.SIV l.stl.
9ILVKH liar, ftsHc; Mexican dollirs,
4CHe.
1IONDS Government, weak: stntc, Inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
I'lii cluslut, pilcc un nonds toda'.: r
follows:
U. S. ref. :, reg...
dn coupon
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4f, rets...
do coupon
do old ts, reg....
do coupon
do f.H, rest
do coupon
f). of C. 3 6Js
Atchison cun. ts...
do adj. 4s
CunaiK So 2
Ches. Ik Ohio 4(ss..
Mo 5s
C. & N. W. c. 7s...
Mi S. V. dob. 5a.
ClilcaKO 'Per. 4s...
Colo. So. 4s
D. & It. a. 4s
Krle irfiicral 4s....
P. W. & D. C. Is.,
flen. Blectrlo 6s..
Iowa Central Is,.
!.. & N. unl. 4s..
M.. K. & T.
do 4s
107U
lU71i
luj
10Si
138;
N Y. Central 1s.. ',1i
"N. J. ". Ben. 5s. ..131
No. riicltlo 3s T'.'i,
do 4s lilVj
N Y. C ti St L 41.1071;
N & W. con. 4s... p)JVi
,nr-.mn V . . . .. , A '
1U',
ll-'4i do 4s lostj
lOSI'ilregon S. r 6s. ..130
luS do consol is ll,i
Vit (Heading Jten. 4s 05
1C4 I'ltli (1. W.' Is l'1
til's St I. & I M con. U
110 I'St I, & 8 p b. 6s..r.3"4
llj ,t. Paul consols 160
1M "St P. C & J' is... .1:0
,112 1 Mo Ss uTti
U21j So. I'acllle 4s 0I4
02 So. Hallway 5s HH;
ssi .s. n. & t. e.i 6)
115 'Tex & lUcltle ls...llVi
, 81' "do Is 103
.104'i Pnlon Pacific 4s. ...10114
,260 'Wabash Is HSV4
.115 1 Mo U 113
,102J West Shorn 4s Ill
, H "Va. Centuries .... K(,
, 7HI
Hid. "Offered.
Condition of the Trrnnnry.
WASHINGTON. July ll.-Today's state
muiit of the treasury Valances In gen-
ernl fund, exclusive of the J150.TO0.OOO pold
reserve In the division or redemptl n,
shows: Available cash balances, J170.2VO.ii.'J:
gold, llO-J.375.Cot. silver, J24.770.624; I nlted
States notes, 14,CM,36.', treasury notes of
1SW. ll!.2(xi; national bank notes, J8.to,lvi;
total receipts this day, IJ.:62,7!'S; total re
ceipts this month, $1!I28.'JS2; total receipts
this year, JI9.423.0i!.'; total expenditures this
day, I.,3l5.(w: total expenditures this month,
12,125 'JOu; total expenditures this year.
124,1)93,0X10; deposits In national banks, JKU,
636,401; national bank notes received today
for redemption, J539.2W; government re
ceipts from Internal revenue. 91.ZJI.Tu);
customs, $925,123. miscellaneous, JI02,M,1; ex
penditures, J2,315,0O0.
London Stock utiotiitltnii.
LONDON, July 11. 4 p. m.-Closing:
Consols, money ..,
do account !)2
AtMcouda
Atchison
do pfd
llaltlmore & Ohio.
Canadian Pacltlc...,
Ches. t Ohio
Chicago O. W
St Paul
Denver & H. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d pfd
Illinois Cential
lxiulsvllle
M., K. fe T
do pfd
, 9:i N. Y. Central .
II-It Norfolk Se W...
. 9 do pfd
. 77U No. Pncinc pfd.
lol'j Ontario & V...
. 9, Pennsylvania ..
,1M14 Heading
. Ij'j do pfd
. 22',i do 2d pfd
163 So. Hallway ...
, W, do pfd
. 41 So. Pacific
. 3i Pnlon Pacltlc ..
, m, do pfd
, f V. S. Steel
;M 1 do pfd
l'W; Wntiash
,1374i do pfd
, fd iSpunlsh 4s
11AH SILVEH-Qulet nt SiS lS-lfid per oz.
MONUV-IT1II4 per cent: rate of discount
In the open market for short bills, 2U1J-V4;
for threo months' bills, 2 7-10ii2 D-1H.
Gold premiums are quoted us follows:
Huenos Ayres, 135,20; Madrid, 39.12; Lisbon,
39.75.
Plillmlelplilii Slock Uuoliitionn,
PH1LADKLPHIA. July ll.-Following are
the Philadelphia slock quotations for today:
American Hys
Hethlchem Iron
do Steel
Cambridge Steel ,.
Choctaw pfd
Hlcctrlc Co. of Am.
lhtRh Valtey Ity..
Pennsylvania It. It.
Pelin. Steel pfd
40 Philadelphia Trc... 54
fi4 Heading Co Ml 1-1
23 1 do 1st pfd ES
4P4 do 2d pfd U
lfi do pen. mortif.iBe. 9C
f!i Susquehanna I. & S.
llh Pnlon Traction 2
72MP. H. Oas Imp M4
8V.4
Xeiv York .IlniiiK Stocks,
NEW YOHK, July ll.-Tho following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
All'e
Ilreece
irrunswlck Con....
ComstocU Tunnel.
Con. Cal. & Ya...
Deadwood Terra .
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Iadvllle Con
. IS ,!.lttle Chief
. 41 Ontario ,
.U0 Ophlr
. 15 Phoenix
.. U
..SM
.. CS
.. 8
.. 5
.. S
.. 13
.. 4.
..:w
tl, l'otosl
.20:
iSavage
. m
.155
. W
. 5
Sierra Nevada
jSmall Hopes ..
Standard
llniik ClrnrliiK",
OMAHA, July ll.-Clearlngs. 991,018.fi0;
corresponding day last year, Jl,086,230.71; de
crease. $95,212.11.
IIOSTON, July 11. Clearings, J26,70,10l;
balances. $2,011, luS.
CINCINNATI, July U.-CIearlngs, $3,121.
fXK); New York cxcliange nt par; money,
3htt0 per cent.
ST. LOI.MS. July ll.-Clcarlngs, JS.S45.12a:
balances, J739,fif.S; money. 607 per cent; New
York exchange, par bid. 10c premium asked.
PHIUVDELPHIA, July ll.-Clearlngs,
$20,305,710; balances, $3,496,277; money, 4 per
cent.
CHICAGO. July ll.-Clearlngs. $2l,712.M3;
balances, $2,le9,ra9; posted exchange. $4f for
sixty days and $4.8SU on demand; New York
exchnnge, 15c premium.
NEW YORK, July ll.-Clcarlngs, $29,3S7,
515; balances, $11,756,204.
Co fTee Market.
NEW YOHK, July ll.-COFFEE-Nnrrow
changes nnd tnme trade were developed In
tho coffee markets today, The range of
prices was 5 points higher to unchanged.
This was out of keeping with European
markets and tremendous crop country re
ceipts. It Is surprising that shorts should
turn for profits and thus hold the market
steady for the time being. The trade was
dull all dav and no marked changes were
noted In prices. Tho close wns steady, with
prices net unchanged to 5 points higher.
Total sales were 19,500 bags. Including:
August, 4.95c; September, 6.00ti-5.0Gc; Octo
ber, 5.03c; November, 6.10c; December. 6.25c:
January, 6.30c; March, P.I0!36.45c; May, 6.50g
5.55c.
NEW YORK, July It-.COFFEK-Futures
opened stendy, with 'prices unchanged to
5 points higher, on roorh profit-taking nnd
light foreign and local demand. Trading
wan slow nnd quite featureless, the total
business at noon amounting to but SOJ1!
bags, Including September at 6c; November,
5.10c; December, 5,25ci March, 6.45c; May.
5.50c. Tho market at midday was steady,
with' quotations nt about the opening bnsi-.
Spot quotations were unchanged. Santos,
stendy; No. 7 Rio, 4c. Receipts, 208.000 bngs.
Stock, 450,000 bags. Hamburg opened tin
changed. At 2:30 p. m, was net lipfg lower.
Sales, 23,000 bags. Havre opened quiet. '4t
lower. At noon wns unchanged. At 3 p.
m. had declined Uf. Rio, stendy; No. 7
Rio, 4c. Exchange, 11 l-16d.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. July U.-COTTON-Cotton
vnlucn loday were Irregular, early advanc
ing S to 11 points, subsequently reacting
fully nnd still Inter working up ngaln, with
fluctuations In the Inst hour very nervous,
A forecast for generally fair weather over
Texns, Oklahoma and the Indian Territory
then rallied prices sharply, nftcr which tho
course of the murii't was errntlc. Senti
ment nt tho close was mixed, Closed qulot
and steady, net 4 points lower to 3 points
higher. Spot closed dull, l-16c lower; mid
dling uplands, 8 9-ltic; middling gulf, 813-lGc;
sales, 133 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July ll.-COTTON
Steady; sales, 'J.'.'.'O bales; ordinary, 0 1-16e:
good ordinary, 6ic; low middling, 7 9-Hic;
multiline, ti'c; pomi middling, sii-ibc: trun
dling fair, S13-lGc; receipts, 298 bales; stock,
92.103 bales.
ST. LOriB, July ll.-COTTON-Dull; mid
dling, tic; receipts. bales; shipments,
1,705 bales; stock, oS.CIO bales.
LIVERPOOL. July ll.-COTTON-Spot.
Increased demand: prices l-32d lower: Amer
ican middling fair. 5 5-3M: good middling,
I2D-32.1; middling. 1 22-32d : low middling,
4 7-lCd: good ordinary, 4 3-lfid: ordinary,
3 15-lOd; sales of the day, 10,(01 bales, of
which tV) bales wpre for speculation and
export, and Included 0.4io American; le
celpts, 2.4l bales, all American.
GALVESTON. July ll.-COTTON-Steady,
Hie.
Wool Market.
LONDON. July ll.-WOOL-The offerings
at the wool auction sale today numbered
in, 12(J bales. The attendance was largo anil
bidding spirited. Supirlor greasy continued
active. Scourcds' sold well and Capo of
Good Hope and Natal were In request.
Piinta Arenas offerings, with the nxceptlon
of one, lot, worn bought in, ns bids were be
low sellers' bids. Several parcels of meri
nos and croiiBln-eds wore taken for America.
Following are the sales In detail: New
South Wales, 1,400 bales; scoured, 3idf(
ls61-d; greasy, 3'r'flld. Queensland. 000
bales; scoured. Is PKils lyl; greasy, 414
9vd. Victoria. l.fiM bales; scoured, 6'4i!(ft
ls;t"4d; greasy. 21,lillljil. South Australia.
1,700 bale, scoured, rtVWs Slid; greasy, 314
ffvid. West Australia, two bales; scoured,
oHtlld: greasy. aiVqjil. Tasmania. S00 bales;
greaiy. 2V(Hld. Nsw Zealand. 2,500 bales;
scoured, 6i61id, Cape of Good Hopo and
Natal, 4io bales; scoured, 0'4fjS.l. Punta
Aremitt. 600 bales; iiri'imy. 4d.
ST. LOUIS, July ll.-WOOL-Moro active;
medium grades. llfI7o: light fine. 11014c;
heavy fine, lift lie; tub washed, lOfiClc.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1I.-SITOAH-Qulet;
open kettle. 3 3-16ii4c; open kettle,
centrifugal. aWfWc; centrlMcral yellow, 4
019-lOc; ceconds, 2 T-ieftlc. Molasses, dull;
centrifugal, UfU5c.
Oil nnd IIonIii.
OIL CITY. July tl.-OILS-Crcdlt hnl
ances, $1.03; certlllcates, no bids or offers;
runs. 103,221 bbls.; average. SS.4Y, bbls.; shlp
mentfj, 70.76i bbls.; average. !),610 bbls,
NEW YORK, July 11 -OILS-Cottonseed.
steady; prime- crude, nominal; prlmo
yellow. 3Sc. Petroleum, stendy; refined,
$0 90: Philadelphia and Haltlmnre. pl.M;
Plilladeliihla and n.iltlmoro In tiulk, $1.30.
Hofln. steady; Btrnlned, common to good,
$1.43. Turpentine, llrm nt 37ft 3714c
LIVERPOOL. July ll.-OILS-Cotlonseed
Hull rellned, spot, steady, 233 Cd. Linseed,
31s.
CHARLESTON, S. C, July 11-OILS-Turpentlne,
firm nt 35.(C. Rosin, firm and
unchanged
LONDON. July U.-OILS-Llnseed. 32s;
Calcutta linseed, spot, 63s lljdj turpentine
spirits. 27s 3d.
SAVANNAH. On., Julv ll.-OILS-Splrlts
turpentine, dull. 3ls. Rosin, llrm. Quote:
A, H, C, $1.15; D, $1.20; E, $1.25; F. Jl.30; G,
$1.35; H. $1,50; I, $1.55; N, $2.70; WO. $2.95;
WW. 1.20.
LONDON. July ll.-OILS-Calcutta lin
seed, spot, 63s fid, Turpentine spirits, 27s.
Kviipornteil nml Dried I'rultn.
NEW YORK. July ll.-KVAPORATED
APPLES No changes of Importance oc
curred today In dried fruits, liutlness was
nlong conservative lines on the bnsl of
former prices Stnte. common to good, 314
litSc: prime, 5V45J61ic; choice, CfiCUc; fancy,
014f7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Market
oulet and unchanged. Prunes. ZHHWc per
lb., as to size and quality. Apricots, Royal,
f12c; Moor Park, 714i?12c. Peaches,
peeled, lit 12c; unpeelcd, Cfjltlc.
OMAHA L1YE STOCl MARKET
Ob.ici JBesf Cattlt Aboat StctdjJ bnt O'.hirt
Slow fttd Work.
HOGS SOLD riVE TO TEN HIGHER
111k Mini of the Mieep Receipt Today
Yi'i-re hold In Arrive, but Wlinl
I-'imv Were on Sule llriitiglit
(ooil, MroiiK Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 11.
Receipts werei Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclai .Monday l,ut0 2,ulu Mil
Ollici.il 'Itlesuuy 'J.TJJ T.lxi
,'ilicial euiieday 2,nj ,,oij j,.,;
oiticlul Tliursday L'.itjJ !,;Vj i.i.'j
Four days this week....ln.0IJ 2o,2;8 ll.OiO
Same days last weuit.. ,oh- ,,131
aame uetu befori1 ...olj k.Oiy
onine thtue weeks ugu .. i.io-J iB,,jj 12,.'uo
bumu lour weeks agu....ly,uuO &,.,
bame uay last jcur ....H,l Ji.sjJ lh.wJ
Average price paid for hoga ut Kouth
Oluuhu the past several uu with oin
piiiisous: I 1901. !X'0.lS9D.ll!,i3.lW;.,l;9i. lS9i.
June 15
June ii,,
June 17. ,
Ji.ue 1,1.,
June it ,
june ;o..
June 21..
June 22..
June 23..
June 21.,
June io..
June 28.,
Juno , ,
June ii,,
JUIlu
June 30..
uly 1...
July 2.
Juiy 3,.,
July 4...
July 5...
July u...
July 7...
July 8..
July 9...
July 10.
July 11..
6 Mi.n
4 89, 3 Ol,
4 C 3 62
I WI
t 03, ,
6 W a 64
4 9t J 71
4 9J 3 W
6 (J0 3 6o
6 131 3 63
j 3
6 171 1
6 101 U
6 ui 3 01 1
6 11 3 65
4 W. J M,
C 01 3 0fl
3 73
4 921 ,
5 el 3 78
I I
5 OS 3 7S:
5 16 3 S3
6 111 3 ill
3 Mi
6 13 I
6 131 3 9)
6 Oil 3 96
7,1 3 2'li 2 till
90, 3 22j 1 10)
4 44
4 44
4 4s
4 41
4 j
4 -4!
4 4u
4 44
4 46
4 14
4 In
4
3 tw It, i (A;
U bjl .1 .'li 3 1V
I 3 lit 3 "2;
t 0 I 2 9
i Bll 3 15i ' 1
3 72 2 21 2 Oil
1 72 3 2l 3 02
3 C) i 26 3 tJ
I 's,
I & W.'si
.16 11
.1 t,
I 0 SI
-16 93
6 Wl
I 87H
I !w
3 23 2 Si I
3 15, 2 V7
3 62,
3 Vbi
3 3
J ui.
3 65
3 61
3 6l
.1 .1, l J4
3 241 2 831
6S91i
6 WUi
3 lSj l 9jj
4 63
4 6.1
4 70
4 N3
4 hi
4 91
4 76
4 03
t 67
J hi
3 lt i Vj
i 21 2 9.V
ii'.j
5
i3H
3 COI '
I.&
:t Ml 3 2SI 2 97
3 761 3 2? 2 0S
3 ti7 3 32 3 04 1
3 7S 3 35 2 96 I
I 3 2SI 2 S7I
3 70 2 94
.16 M2-6
1 u 31s,
.1 5 S5t,
-I 6!.21i
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
Tho olhclal number ot cats of slock
brought In today by each road wns:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's.
C. M. & St. P. Rv.
2
3
O. & St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacltlc Ky.. 13
L'nlon Pacttlc System 11
C. & N. W
F E. it M. V 13
S, C. & P. Ry 1
C. St. P., M. At O.. 2
II. & M 26
C, II. &. Q 3
K. C. A: St. J 2S
C, R. 1. & P., east.. 3
C. H. I. k P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central
IS
3
40
fi
4
1
"lis
Total receipts 10:
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
uer ut ncau inaicatcu
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
124
1.063
21
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour Ai Co
Om, Pkg Co., from K. C,
Swift, from K. C
Swift, from country
Armour, from K. C
R. Pecker Ac Dcgan
J. L. Carey
W. I. Stephen
Henton tc Underwood.,,,
Livingstone At Schaller.,
Hamilton & Rothschild..
L. F. Husz
It. L. Dennis & Co
Other buyers
210
6S7
2.'0
'-2
140
"m
37
5
M
4S
1S2
en
2U
61
00
1.962
2.141
2.461
'23G
222
Total 2,215 7,629 1,279
CATTLE There was not a heavy run of
cattle hero today nnd a good proportion of
the receipts were western rangers, which
reduced the supply of cornfed steers con
siderably. There wore not many beef steers In the
yards and the quality of tho offerings on
tho whole wns rather common an com
pared with what hiiB been coming in of
late. Packers did not seem particularly
anxious for supplies and as a reBUlt the
market vaB more or less uneven. The
more desirable heavyweight cattle brought
Just about steady prices, but the half-fat
or lightweight cattle were very slow sale
and In a great many cases sold at 5 to 10c
lower than yesterday.
There were not many cornfed cows and
heltcrs In the yards this morning and
the better grades sold just about steady
with yesterday. The common stuff was of
course neglected and sellers thought they
had to sell them a little lower. Today tho
range season was opened In good shape
by the arrival of several cars of grass
cows from the western part of tho Btate.
Packers were of course rather afraid of
them, as they cannot tell how they will
kill out. One string sold nt $.1.50, which
looked a llttlo lower as compared with the
5J.0O cattle of yesterday and a big string
sold nt $3.10, which also looked lower, but
as this Is practically the oponlng of tho
season, It Is impossible to tell whether they
are high or low until they are dressed.
Hulls and stags sold at about steady
S rices where the quality was satisfactory,
ut slow and lower where It wns not.
About the same could be said of veal
calves.
Stockers and feeders were certainly no
higher today and It was evident that the
demand was limited. The best heavy cat
tle sold at closo to steady prices, but aside
from those tho tendency was downward.
jiepreseiuauve suies:
IWKV BTttKllS,
No. Av, t'r. rio. Ay, Pr.
5 660 2 00 1 940 4 40
2 1210 2 25 14 977 4 40
1 59-) 3 25 2 Sir, 4 M
1 1240 3 O 40 0!) 4 V)
22 OM 4 40 17 S72 4 70
3 726 3 I'l 37 1154 4 "
19 1031 4 21 1079 4 75
16 Iu2i 4 70 37 1071 : to
IS 1379 5 0J 33 1123 5 K
S Mi S 75 2 1235 5 00
59 745 3 75 41 113'i 5 00
15 74 3 15 54 1114 5 10
1 710 4 10 19 li'J D 16
P n. 4 2j 42 KvO 6 30
IS 1351 5 t'O
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
IT 975 4 00
COWS.
4 905 1 to 1 1250 3 (5
1 970 1 75 1 io 3 W,
1 !C0 2 00 1 1360 3 10
1 'J wi 2 WD 3 ;i)
1 SS0 2 (0 13 92 3 jo
1 ) 2 vi 1 1140 3 1.-.
1 K7U 2 .'J 4 1077 3 to
1 lull' J 2 25 1 910 3 25
6 1012 2 -15 1 1250 3 25
1 HO 2 25 2 1W0 3 25
S f'i 2 35 1 910 3 25
5 950 2 35 1 1040 3 30
4 1U!I2 2 40 6 1031 3 30
1 91") 2 50 1 1090 3 5
1 810 2 70 1 Wi '1 .)
5 970 2 53 t 101J 3
1 101') 2 t3 4 1040 3 4"i
6 9-il 2 75 4 113 5 3 C5
2 1010 2 75 1 hSO 3 75
1 10j 8 15 4 ) 3 krt
1 10O0 2 f. 3 0J3 3 ii
1 1170 2 5 1 1310 3 S5
3 526 2K 1 10t9 3 i
1 050 2 W 12 6) 4 u)
4 752 2 M 10 S00 4 0
1 1010 .1 i') 1 ..1010 00
1 1110 3 W 1 11S0 4 00
1 10"l 3 in 1 10.10 4 10
J S0 3 00 7 1171 4 20
4 s55 3 00 1 lt,!0 I 25
J 9S-0 3 tO 3 1173 4 03
HEIFERS.
j 650 2 1 1120 3 O)
4 570 2 65 4 750 3 SO
1 652 1 "J 1 810 3 5)
1 620 3 75 1 770 3 CO
1 60) 2 W H 635 I 00
1 Mo 3 90 5 5 4 10
2 503 2 10 67 711 4 SO
HULLS.
1 610 2 fi 1 uoo 3 15
1 1120 2 35 1 16(0 3 25
1 1J7V 2 I') 1 10S0 3 i5
1 890 2 fO 1 1500 3 ?5
1 1JW 2 r.O 6 MI 3 .'0
1 1IM 2 50 1 13.) 3 33
1 1170 2 r0 1 U7fi 3 40
1 1110 2 1-0 1 mo 3
1 710 3 M 1 15.V) 3 ij
1 12M 3 10 1 ijvi 3 75
1 MO 3 U 1 3 R5
1 1050 3 10 1 1330 3 5
CAJ.VES.
: 215 4 00 1 200 5 55
1 170 4 ' 0 2 175 5 :'3
2 185 4 50 1 iJ,i 5 25
1 ItO 5 if) 2 no 5 50
J 100 5 e0 2 135 3
STOCK CALVES.
1 270 20 1 143 5 25
1
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2
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STAGS.
060 2 55
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
720 2 50 1 5C0 2 )
7SS 2 75 IK 700 3 00
426 2 5 1 ICO 3 )5
490 -i t o 18 73 3 70
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1070 3 1 0 25 701 3 6)
940 2 75 24 763 3 70
7fl : 13 OS Ml 3 70
, 70) 3 lO 29 913 3 75
, 760 3 M 3 810 3 TS
745 8 '1 T M4 3 !
550 3 29 Ui tO
FI4
3 M
3 W
, 707 uO J!
J. 11. Nelss-Ncb.
Av. Pr. No.
.10tl $2 60 10 COWS..
.1010 J 26
TEXAS.
No.
1 cow....
2 cows...
Av. Pr.
.1071 CS 50
2 steers.... 7J6 2 6o 30 steers.
SOI 3 SO
31 steers... Mil 3 M)
HOU8 Ttiett! was not a heavy run or
hogs here today, and a the demand on
the purt of local packers was In good sliupu
and also because ndvkes fl'util oilier points
were lavurablc to Hie Mlllng Interests, the
market here ruled 6'uioo hlguer and active.
At Hit start packer.H v.eio only bidultig
Ji.l") and 5.9Jlt: for the general run, bin
they failed tu get many nt that ptlce, and
raised their blus. The built of all the hogs
told at 4-6.90 to $5.95, with the long string
at the split. Some of the cholc r louiM
told as high aa 56. Alter trading was well
under way titer- was not much change In
the market, though If anything, the cxucinc
closo was hardly as activi, lint still eveiy
thing was out of llrst hands In guud season.
Today j auvaiice curries the market back
to Vihcto It was thu last week in June, tne
loss of the III Ml p. 1 i'l of Juiy being entirely
regained, itcpniiciiiaiive suicn
.So,
AV
till. rr. .mi. At.
120 t i) 60 sw)
21") 5 U) 11 21S
... 1 72
Sh. Pr.
210 6 felli
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70....
6.',....
89....
C4....
71....
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61 ...
16...,
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ii ...
93 ..
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77 .,,
76.. v,
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85 ...
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76...,
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....;;o
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....227
.. .131
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....261
....120
....216
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.. V
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....242
....217
... Ml
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....211
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5 9:-,
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6 VtVi
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1 87
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6 55
5 9,
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6 95
1 95
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5 93
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5 91'j
5 92 li
5 K'i
6 r:i,
6 IS14
5 921,
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5 9214
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6 -.21,
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251
244
211
221
210
211
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216
244
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210
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to
80
(0
110
12)
180
40
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IWl
80
160
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80
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72.
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60...,
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.... 2a5
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5 95
5 '.j
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5 95
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5 '5
5 95
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6 95
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160
120
160
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160
120
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o
80
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,...232
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160
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50
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....216 100
011 k, ri There were
scarcely
enough
sheeo on aale today to make a good test
of the market, but what did bell brought
good strong prices, nnd It was evident from
the wny packers acted that they wanted
the stuff. .Most of the arrivals were sold
to arrive at yestcrday'B prices. Lambs
sold at $5.00, wethers at $3.40 ami owes at
$3.10. There were a few llttlo bunches that
sold on today's market, nnd they brought
good strong prices. The lambs sold at $3.00.
ewes ut $3.10 und a bunch of fed yearlings
sold ut $1.30. Everything was out of llrst
hands In good season.
Quotations: Choice wethers, $3.353.60;
fair to good wethers, $3.15SJ3.30; choice owes,
$2.,5&3.10; fair to good, J2.6(Vf2.75; choice
bprlng lambs, $4.7685.00: fair to' good spring
Iambs, $1,604(1.76; feeder wethers, $2.75$t
mos, j.jom.w. lteprcsenia-
tlve sales;
No.
4 cull ewes
43 western owes
1 fed ewe
204 Idaho ewes
62 Idaho wethers
GO Idaho cull Iambs.
100 fed yearlings
40 western lambs....
66, Idaho lambs
Av
S7
SJ
100
117
90
67
70
65
67
Pr.
$1 60
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 40
4 23
4 30
5 00
6 to
CHICAGO LIV13 STOCK MAIIKKT.
Steers Oene-rnll y Slnvr Ho Active
rttid ItlKhr.r Sheep Higher.
CHICAGO, July ll.-CATT7E-Recelpt.
8,500, including 900 Tcxans; steers generally
slow, butchers steady for choice, othors
slow; pood to prime steers, $6.1066,20; poor
to medium, $3.90jj6.00; stockers nnd feeders,
slow, $2.264.40; cows. $2.455fl.l0; hclfors,
l2.fKVrf4.tiO: dinners, $2.O0fi2.40; bulls, Hlow.
$2.404.40: calves, choice strong, others
steady, $4.006.f,5; Texas steers, $3.25i5.20;
Texas bulls, $2.6O?j3.40.
HOGS Receipts, 18,000 head; estlmatod
tomorrow, 15.0U0; left over, 1,500; active to
5(10c higher, closing strong; top, $0.30:
mixed and butchers. S5.Ntti.25, good to
choice heavy, $6.00i6.30; rough heavy, IS.yfi
j6.95; light, $5.R05jti,15; bulk of sales, JCO.)
Sfi.15.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 10.000
head; sheep 10c higher. Iambs ISJt&c higher;
Colorado shorn lambs up to $5.35; spring
lambs up to $8; good to choice wethers,
$3.C0'(j 1.40; fair to choice mixed, 13.25ft 1.00,
western sheep, $3.fifKfT4.40; yearlings, Si.'.G'tf
4.60; natlvo lambs, $.1.75,gc.00; western lambs.
$3.60'a5.35.
Nt. Louis Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July ll.-CATTLE-Rccelpts.
5,400 head, Including 2,300 Tcxans; steady
for natives, 10150 lower for Texans; native
shipping and export Bteers, $1,516 55;
dresfed beef and butcher steers. $4. 255.50;
steers under l.OOO lb., tt.UTtt.z: stockers
and feeders, $2,7553.25; cows and heifers,
$2.0034.05: ennners nnd feeders. Jl'ff.'fi;
bulls. J2.1504.OO; Texas and Indian steers,
$3.301.1)5; cows and heifers. $2.40'33.05.
HOGS Receipt?, 0.C0O head; market strong
to 10c higher; pigs and lights. 15.S5; pack
ers. $5.85'i(6.00: Ibiltchers. $5,951(0.30.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rccelpts, 2 00)
head; market strong; native muttons, $3.:5
f3.60; Inmbs, il.torta.W; culls and bucks.
$2.O0?(3.60; stockers, 2.
Knnsiis City Live Stock Mnrkct.
KANSAS CITY. Julv 11. CATTLE Ho
celptr. S,f3 natives, 3,000 Tcxans and 1.20")
calves; market generally lower; dress-d
Ixef steers, $5.0ftfiS.70: fair to good p. line
stockers nnd feeders. 3.4W?t.f0: western
fed steers, $1.25-5.00; Texans and Indians.
$.') S4if 41.35: TexaH steers, fS-OOS.'S; cows,
$3.75fl.60; heifers. 53.o;ff4.60; bulls. $2.'0S
4.4); calves, J3.60fel.75.
HOGS Heeelpts. 21,000 lirnd; market ac
tive, r((10c higher, top jn.121-,: hulk of sacs,
$5.S55(t!.00: heavy, fO.OOfiti 12H; mixed pack
ers. $5 MVfiO.00; light. $5.7M(5.fO.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 2,100
head; strong to 10c higher: lambs, $4.5'-
6.25; wethers, $3.2.1413:0; yeorungs, j.t.ninnu;
ewes, $3.0Lf(3.M; culls. $2.roti3.00; Texas graa
Bteers, $3.63 W.
1
.p-v York l,le Sloclc Slnrliet.
NKW YOHK. July Il.-IIEKVKS-Ito-celptH.
1.023 licad, nil for export nnd
KlauRlitetorx ixcept four cant; no trndlnK;
nomlnnllj' stendy. Cables eteudy; no ex
ports. CAL,VnS- Ileculpt?. 43 head; very llRht
trndu for tnick Mock.
SHKICP AND IVMnS-llecelptf, 5.6C2
liead; i;ood sheen firm, lumlis opened stronB
nnd closed weak und easier; fetv laU- ar
rivals unsold; nheep, $l.37',4; choice, J'.SO;
cuIIh, J2.4S: inmlii. Jfi.W(i7.k0, ono car at
HOOH Receipt!?, 1,70!) head; nnno for nnle
alive; nominally weak on Buffalo advices.
.St. JiiNopli l.liii StooU llnrUPt.
st. josnnu, July u -oattu!-ii.-
celptH, 1,S7.1 head; market lonil'ic lower;
natives. x.tKifiP.Wi: cows and heifers, $2'W
I. 60; veals, JlIMiCMi; bulls and stap. T2 10
t'4.f5; Mockers and feederP, 2 75Rir).
HO(lS-Itoceli)t;i. S.1SI head; market imo
hlpher; llrht and HkIu mixed. i.70rS.RS:
mfidlum and heavy. $3.7Wfi.i:i3; bulk, J5,77i
fi5.!)2V4; plKS, J4.OO03.IW.
Stf ..NT IAMriS-nccelptF. 7fS
head; sheep atroiiB to 10c higher; lambs,
II. Wl5.00.
Slnnl In SU-.lit.
Thn followlnr? tnble shows the receipts or
cattle, hogs and sheep at tho live principal
live stock markets July 11:
i-aiuo. j tu- h. rin'i'
South omnna -.'1
ChlcnBo y
KansaH City II fril
fit. lyOUlH R 100
St. Joseph 1,273
fi ?0".
1 770
n.uoo
fi.5ro
2 1S1
10.C0
n.W)
2 if0
75S
Totals
23.173 53,153 lfi.&57
Ncvi Vorl; Dry timid Mnrl.-ct.
NEW VOHK. July U.-DPvV OOODS -Hrown
shrctlncs and drills are dull, but not
any easier. Fall Hlvcr steady on print
cloths, but somo outsldo sellers malum;
some sIlKht concessions. Illenched cottons
nulet hut llrm. Coarso colored Roods llrm,
but business limited. Prints quiet, without
now feaUro OlnKhains llrm. Cotton linens
Ktncrally steady. Sales modernto.
SiiKiir 3lnrl't.
NEW YOKK. July H.-SlinAU-rtaw.
steady; fair roflnlnt,, 3 3-10o; centrifugal,
00 test, 4 3-lCc; molasses BtiBar, Inactive,
S 6-16; refined, llrm; crushed, t.c; powdered,
5.6')c; cranulated, 5.50c.
LONDON, July U.-HEET HUOAn-July,
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or time.
CV Dull IQ curedforllfeanathepolnon
T r n I L-l 3 thoroughly cleautou from
the system. Soon every sign and symptom
dlsappeari completely and fotever. No
"IlItEAKJNO OUT" of the disease on tho aliln
or faeo. Treatment contains no daugerous
drugs or Injurious medicine.
WEAK MEN from Excesses or Victims
to NRiivous DnniMTr or Cxiiaustiom,
WXBTINO VN'BAKMKSS With KAnLT DECAY Itl
YotlNO and Miudlk AtlEU, lack of Tim, vigor
and strength, with organs impaired and wenk.
STRICTURE cured with a new Homo
Treatment. No palu, no detention from uual
nets. Kidney and Hladder Troubles.
CHARGES LOW
Cotstllatlon Tree. 1 restmcnt by Mill.
Call on on or address 9 So. 14th St.
Dr. Searles & Searles. Omaha, Neb.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
MfcX, If 70a have Mutl!, ok
t)rtrAS, loit power or wetkcnlnr
drain, oV Vacuum Organ Itovrloper
will tMtort you wltbout druj;f 01
electricity 1 Str(rtur m&tX Varlorlo
nerroaBentlj cur?d In 1 to 4 weekti
7fl,000 In up6 not ouo failure t not
one returnedi effect IramedUtei no
CCD. fraud i write for free partMi
tan, eent aealed In dIaIi enTelooe.
10CAL APPLIANCE CO. ISO TMri Ilk.. hlliniMlli. U.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
BROKERS.
ALEXANDEN JACOBSEN CO.,
BROKERS
AND MANlfACTlRERS' AGENTS.
SUITE 105 Bee Bldg.,
Omaha.
Correnpondenco solicited with larce deal
ers and manufacturers Interested In our
method of personally Introducing und fol
lowing up the sale of flrst-clas merchan
dise of all kinds TO THE TltAUU In
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Blurts
Nebraska and Western Iowa.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
A6sfern Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Klwtrlo Wiring liells aad Oas Lietlae
ti. W. JOHNSTON, Mcr. 1510 Howard St.
1 - - "-i
Davis & Gowgii! Iron Works.
MANUFACTUUISRS AND JOBBERS
OK MACHINEIVT.
OKNRRAIj RKPAIIUNO A PEC I ALT!
UtON AND Hit ABB FOUNDERS,
tOOl, ir.lia lirt ino Janli.au Street,
OmNk. ?'" Tel. ans.
B. Zaibrlakle. Aroiit. J. B. C.wrlll, Ir,
COMMISSION,
1 auil
i laiiu uuic uuitj
Fresh Dressed Poultry,
Oysters and Celery.
am so. nth st.
Omalui
DRY (iOODS.
W E. Smith g So.
importers ind Jokkera!
Dry Ooods, Furnishing Good
AND NOTHONS.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
Omaha Tent & Awning Co.,
OMAHA, Mill,
TENTS FOR RENT.
TENTS AND CANVAS GOODS.
HKND FOR OATAI.OtHIH MiMIIKIl S.'l.
'l'elriUllf 10.HW,
Boyd Commission Co
Succnssora to James Ii. lloyd tc Co,,
OMAHA, NKn.
COMMISSION
(inAIN J'ltOVItmi.Nfi AND STOCK.",
nuhid uf Trade llullillnu
Direct wires to Chlgi;o and New York.
(Jorreacondnncc, John A. Watren ic Co-