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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1901)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1001. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Grain MrkU BnWd Lower n Piidictl.ru of Mart FawnbU We&tktr, ACTIVE DEMAND FOR WHEAT AT OPENING Corn Pnrehasetl FreMy nl Mart, hut J-'nvornltlf Wcnther I'retllctlons Cniinr Tnmblf In Prices Henry Trn ill tiff In Onts. CIItUACiO, III., July lS.-The Kraln mar keta ruled lower todny on predictions of more favorable weather, wheat ctostnz He, corn ha ami onts Ho depressed for Hcptein br delivery. Provisions at the uloso wero lOtfWc lower. Au aotlvn demand for wheat at tho open in va caused by bullish statistics and a sharp advance at Minneapolis, presumably reflecting unfavorable climatic conditions. The surtlmt price, Gic to 6c for Septem ber, proved the best of the day, however, rtr Mltineiipolls loHt Its Initial advance. Showers wero predicted and a concerted effort to mltilintze any damage was mado by various Interests, Under liquidation September gradually worked off to 6iic, reachlnK this point near the end of the session and closing rather heavy, He lower at MViilWi? Exporters reported 18 lORds tiiUon. 1'rlrnnry receipts weru 1.370,1V) hllrhclfi, rompared with 'Mtfi'M buhcls last year, whllo seaboard clearances In wheat and Hour were equal to "iH.WM bushels. Ixical receipts were 170 cuis, 11 of con tract ftradc Minneapolis atid Duluth re ported 474 cum nK&lnst K3 last week and 43" a year iiko. World's shipments, ac cordlriK to n board cable, wero 7,.'C4,ri bushels and the quantity on pusKSo showed h decrease or 2.(T72.0O0 bushels, Tho visible decrensed I.WaiO buihols, Corn was purch.wd freely at the start, September openliiR from Me to Kc. This was due to belief In the direful effects of the lint spell and tho strength was slralght wny dissipated by reports of moderating temperatures, scattered showers and prom ising clouds over parts of tho corn belt. Septemler, under active selling, docllned to 4l)'.ic and cluM'd weak Tic lower nt 40ic. The report that the tecretnry of uffrlculturo behoved reports of daman to have boon exaggerated was a contributory Influence In low print; prices. Hecclpt were M'J cars. Tliere wan n huivy trade in oats, and, whllo that market exhibited ovldenccs of sympathy with com, prices held hotter than In tho corn pit, owIiik to a wood country iloinan-I. Selling was mostly for tho local account. September ihiihciI between KJc and ;li0M!iiC and closed steady io lower at :iOii.'!oTt!. Hocelpts wore 101 cars. Provisions opened wuak on the steal etrlko and boonuso of u heavy run or hoKS, The market thereafter ruled dull but steady, as there was little gclllui; pres sure. September pork closed 2.V, Septem ber lard 10c and S'iptoinbfr ribs lOtJI-l&c lower. Kstlmited receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 275 cars; corn, KK) cars; oats, 1M cars; Iiors, lil.ou) head. Thn leading futures ranged as follows: Articles.! Open. lllgh.l Ixjw. Close.! Hafy. Wheat July.. H"Pt... Dec... "Corn July.. Sept.. Dec... O'.i--.Tuly.. Sept.., May.. J'oik- ' Sept... Jan..., Laid- Sept.. Oct..., Jan..., niiiK- Snpt.., Oct..., Jan..., I I 67 I70'.ij; 07 70(4 40 j 02 Bllil CSUi C'M OS Ollsijhj )'s I I 474; 47) 4Si 4ni -la's, Gnu 49 Dili 51 30441 3)4 32 23i S0i SO'ilSOTSl 34 ::i'k 33V4I .141 I 14 05 14 CO 14 20 It 0.', 14 17'4 11 12 14 05 , 14 25 II 30 S 53 ' S 00 ' 8 72V4 8 57',4 S CO 8 70 S 27V4 8 32i! S 35 7 85 ' 7 !6 ' 8 07 14 7 ! 7 113 N (5 7 47'4 7 52V4 7 65 II 25 I S 6214 S r.2',4 8 W 8 co S 27',i 4 IM 5 00 7 60 3 oo 8 CO 7 f.2!, No. 2. Cash quotations wero ns follows: I'l.OUH-Stendy: winter patents. 13.30 J.4u; stralBhts, $2.00573.20! clears. J2.004f3.00; fprlnK specials, ?l.oofi-l.lo; straights, f.70j' 3.i; bakers, J2.liVlj-J.50. . WHKAT No. 2 rod, 074fS7Hc. COItN-No. 2, 47c; No. 2 yellow, 47W 4aViO. OATS-No. 2, 3214c; No. 3 white, 33Viff35o. HYU-No. 2, M'tfWc. Si:KDS-No. 1 Mux. tl.SS. Prima timothy. $1,70. Clnvci, contract sradc. $9.50. l'KOVIBIONS-Mcss pork, per bbl., $14.10 PH.15. Iud, per 100 lb KoSgs.JiH. Short ribs sldos . (loose), $7.b3'!7S (. Ury salted shoulders (boxed). $7.5007.75. Short clear sldfs (boxed), $S.4O0S.CI). WHISKY "aals of high wines, $1.27. Following are the receipts and shipments for today: Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bills 1N.000 18.000 Wheat, bu 159,(00 331,000 Corn, bu.. 363,000 25.0(H) Oatn, bu 132,im) 140,000 ne. bu 14,000 10,000 Ilarlcy, bu 5,000 1,000 On the Produce exchancc today the but ter market wad steady: creamorles, lCllic; dairies, 13f(Kc. Cheese, steadv, I'lUlCc. Kbks, Iocs off, caseB returned, 1214c M2W VllltK r.KM'.ltAI. StAHKKT. (tuotntlitiin of I It t liny on Vnrlons ('oiuniudlt les. NRW YOttK, July 15.-FI.OUR-Ro-celpts, 2l,9j'J barrels; exports, 21,445 bun vis, quint and barely steady: Minnesota patents, $3.65Sf3.M; Minnesota bakers, 2.G.Vt3.15; winter nntents, $3.6503.SO: winter stralKhts, $.(.3,r)3.fio; winter extras, J2..'ioy2.(); winter low urndes, $2.304f2.4O; mar kel quiet; fair to Rood, $2.fJ(3.10; choice to fancy. $3.15Tj(a.45: ryo Hour, steady. Ol.ltNMKAly Kaay; yellow western, $1.02; Urn tidy wine, J2.lVifi2.70. rtYK Weaker; No. 2 western, 67c, f. o. b., alloat; stao rye, 51'nCoc, c. 1. f New York carlots. UAUIKY-null; feodhiB, 4Sc, c. I, f Now York; maltliiK. 4S&62c, c. I. f., Now York. HAHI.KV MAIl' Dull: western, (V372c. WHKAT Receipts, 2S1.200 bushels; ex ports, 115 bushels; spot weak; No. 2 red, 75c f, o. b., alloat; No. a red, 73c, elevator; No. 1 northern, Imluth, 7IV4i f. o. b artont; No, 1 hard. Duluth. S3c. f. o, b,, alloat. Options opened strong on cables and sn all world' shipments, but broke early, owlnt; to cooler wet t her In tho northwest, the de cline In corn, lower outsldo markets and free realizing Closed weak at He net loss; Julv, 72Gr74e. closed 72,(,o; September. 71 15-li.ft closliik- 72c; October. 729 73Kc, closed 72'1c; Decci.ibet, 73 12-16'i75:Kc, closed 74c. CORN Receipts, 37.000 bushels, spot weaker: No, 2, 62sc, elevator, and 53?jc, f. o. b.. alloat. Option marlet had a strong oponlnt; on outside- buylnc. but at once turned weak and was heavy nil day under liquidation based on ronortod rains west. Closed weak at Ido not decline; July closed 52'ic; September, 52HWc, closed 52Hc; Oc tober, 52iU$IHio, closed 52?c; Decombor. Wh'Wc, closeii 53c. OATS Receipts, 07,200 bushels; exports, 109.W1 bushnls; spot weak; No. 2, 37c; No. 3. Sfilio; No. 2. white, 37c; No. 3 white, 36,4c; track mixed western, :i5V4i37c; track, white, '5jl2c. Option market opened strong with corn, but subsequently weakened under crop news, HAY Quiet, shipping, $l0.O0ff1ll.75; aood to choice, JS.50iJj9.00. HOI'S Quiet; statu common to choice, 1900 crop, 14lSc. 189S1. 10.(tise; I'aclllc coast 190it crop, millc, li?, lhiiUc. Ayrss, llsht to heavy weights, 2JW2Jc. I'ROVlSIONS-ltwf, steady; family. $11.50 ffll2.00: mess. W.SO.n0.S.i! hn, 'tcVuiS. J2.00; mess, MMCW: beer ham. $2o.50(it 21.50: racket. JlO.OOdfW.noi rttv r.,,ii,t mess, $16.0iv3is.(h cut meats, tlrm; pickled bellies. UH'aUc. pickled shoulders, 7$7Uc pickled hams. 11SH1V4C, Lurd, easy; western Hteamed, $b.S05?S.85; refined, barely steady coutlnont, 8.; South America, $9.00; com pound, $7.00. Pork, dull and easy; family. 10.l0t31t.uo: short clear sides, $15,25J17,00' niess. Jl."i.23'9'l;.2o. ' RUlER-Recelpts. 11,897 pkgs.j steady; state, dairy, llifllljc; creamery, 1519c: fac tory, 151'jC. CliHKSU-Rccelpts, S.071 pkss ; steady: fancy law. colored and whlto. 9c; fancy small, colored, 'JVhSJOWc: fancy small, white. 9kc. KOOS-Recolpts, U,767 pktfB.i strong:; state and 1'ennsylvnnln, 14W15o: western, candlod 13H15tj; western, uncaudlcd, syiJc, TAL.1XW-Stadyi city, ($2 jer pkg.), 4'c; country (pkss. free), 4Tii6Hc. RICK Steady: domestic, fair to extra. 41 p: Japan. 4Hc. 4 POTATOnS-Qulot; New Y'ork. ISO lbs., $2.25y".'.75: southern, extra, per bbl., $2.50. MOIASSKS Steady; New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice, 3517 12c. St'OAR Raw, steady, but quteti ralr re nplns, 3 9-16c; centrifugal, 90 test, 4 3.lCc : molasses sugar, 3 6-10c; rellned, steady; No, 6, 4.96o: No. 7, 4.Wc: No. 8, 4.7Sc; No. 9. 4.70c; No, 10, 4.65c; No. 11, 4.00c; No. 12, 4.65c; No. 18, 4.55o; No, 14, 4.60c; Standard A. 5.30c: confectioners A. 5.300; mould A, 6.85c; cut loaf, 6.00c: crushed, 6.00c; pow dered, S.SOo: granulated, 5.50c; cubes, 5.76c. I'OULTRY-Allve and dressed, steady, unchanged. MKTALS The local tin market refused to follow the advance of 2 In the spot price at London, but It followed futures at Loudon, which declined 15s. The spot price hero was $:7,60(I7.M, a decline of about 25 jiiiJi'.M-wmei, u:lveslon, 20 to 25 lbs.. IStriSHc. jCallfomla. 21 to 25 lbs,, 19l"c Texas, drj, 21 to ; lbs.. 14V4C hliATHKR Quiet, hnmloek imln in,,ir,u point. The London market closed with spot at .112 and futures nt llti 16s. Cop per litre was quiet and somewhat nominal, with spot quotud at $17 and electrolytic at J1U.CZ1. London copper closed ul a net ad vance ot ib txi, wnn spot at J si a.iu futures at JIGS 12s Cd. Loud was unchanged at New York, but London won Is 3d lower at 12 35 Do. Spelter was dull and un changed ut humu and abroad. New YorK closed ut l.ljy3,3j, Iondun closed at J.1C ios. iron nere was uuii and uncnang u. The foreluu markets were quiet, Glasgow warrants closed at 5.i and Mlddlesborout;h 14s ld. The local price lor plK iron war- rams was y.iAyiu,w. OJIAII.V WIIOI.KSA1.U MAItiCUT. Condition ,if Tnule mill ((uiitntlons on Staple mid J'niie) l'rodoco. KaOHKenelpts liberal; good stock, tlrm, lOHtfllu. LtVK I'OUlrRY-Hcns, 7c; young and old roofttrii, 21ol; turkeys, bit&c; duuKs and u'ui,c, .i pi Inn chickens, per lb., HQluc UUTTtJR-common to fulr. 12Vic! choice dairy. In iut; H'ul6c; separator, lsc. , KRK3H FISH-Rluck bass, lie; whlto bats, jbiii bluelish, lie; bullheads, luc; b.Uo mis, ic, uuiiuios, be; cutusn, i-c; coo, uc; croppies, 7&1UC, clscoes, 7u, halibut, llo, hcriing, 6c, haddock, 10c; mackerel, ic; pike, Dc, rod snappur, loc; salmon, 14c; sun. nan, uu iroui, va, wniteusu, uc. I'lOKONH-Llve, jier doz., $1. V t.ALS Cliiilr... !i,.'Hip. . HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesalo Hay Dealers' association: Cholco upland, $'J.6u; No. 2 upland, yj; medium. 53. w; course, i.w. straw, ju.w. rnese pricej are lor hay of good color and quality. Demand inn, uvieipis, u cars. OATH No, 2 white, 32c. I URN No. 3. 4ac. 11RAN-12. V1JOETAULKS. A3 t'A RAO US Native, per doz., 35yiDc. RULllAHU-llomu Krov.n, per lb., Ic. .fciyv CiillROTd-l'er doz., 20c. NKW TURNIl'S-l'er doz., 20c. CUCUM1JKRS Hothouse, per doz., 60c. LLTTL'l.L-l'er bu., 20c. RADlHHKS-l'er uoz., MJ20C. 1'ARSLliY-l'er doz., 20c. POJ'AltiKii-l cf bu 76c. CAURACHC Home grown, lWc. lojlAniLii-'UMui, 1-Lasket crates, Jl.tS. ONIONS-Uermudas, per cratu, $2.23; new California, 2c (JALlLll.'J J) VVI'.l(Hr,i,..i-rnun nor doa.. 60c. HiiANS Wax. nor hnif-biishol basket. 60o; string, per halt-butihcl basket, 40c. i l,.S l'er bu., l; per Is ou., oOC wini,uAiui'isnr oasKet, loca', crates, JJ. WATfRMKLONS-Tcxus, 30a3Ic each. FRUITS. IMNKAl'l'LUS-Per doz., ll.wai.7Js Ci'ote, ..2j. ULACKIJKRRIUS-l'cr 21-ql. case, $2. UAHl'ULltRHJH Per ?:-ut. ease. 3.00: :ed, pel 21.pt. case, $2.50. C ili.,RRlr.o - Nilio, ,ier b-lb. bajkat, 45c; Missouri, per 21-qt. case, $1.76112.00. i'CACHL'S Cnllfornlu. uer box. S5c: frco- stouc, $1. ArRiCOTS-Callfornla, 4-basket crates, $1.00. l'LUMS-Calirornlu, per crate, $1.251.50. UuuatlULRUlKS I'er 21-qt. case, y.'.W. TROPICAL FRUITS. OHAKQHS California seedtimes. tJZO: Med. sweets, $4.00. L,iiiiuwa California, extra fancy, choice, $4.75. UANANAS Per bunch, according to size. $2.ooii2,uU. lririU PnlUAnl "5,. . HltlUllllBl . 1 V. I. kill IWIIO, ,wu, iu;cid, Hoc: Imported, per lb 10012c. DATES Persian, In 00-10. boxes, Salrs, 6c. MISCELLANEOUS. HONEY Halloween, 5Hc per lb. CIDISR-Per obi., $4.50; per half bbl., $2.75. NUTtv-EnKllsh walnuts, ner lb.. 15c: fil berts, per lb,, 13c; nlmoiuts, per lb,, 18ij20c: raw noanuu. icr lb.. 5i(5Hc: roasted. 6ilt 7hc; Ri.izila. Ijc; pecans, loy22c. iltDKS No. 1 green, 6hc; No. 2 green, SVic; No, 1 Baited, 71sc; No. 2 salted, 7c; No. 1 eal calf. 8 to VM lbs.. Sc: No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides. 8jl3c; sheep pelts, .&75c; horse hides, $1.50itf2.25. St. I.oiiU (Jrnln mid Provisions, ST. LOUIS, July 15. WHI3AT-lowers No. 2 fed, cash, elevator, 634c; trade, Hli BCSc: July. 61c; September, OlfJJJIHc; Dj tembcr, 671ic; No. 2 hard, 64,tl5ic, CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 51c; track, D2y52i4c; July, 60c; September. 6014c OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 31c; track, 36 33Uc; July, 33c; September, 3.';c; -May, 35hc; No. 2 white, J9'4c RYE Higher at KVjc. FLOUR Steady for now; patents, $3.S5g 3.50; extra fancy nnd straight, $2.805j3.0u; clear. $2.505(2.M. COltNMLAL-Stendy at $2,70. HR.N Firmer; sacked, cast track, 71c. HAY' Strong and higher; timothy, $13.60 j 16.00; prairie, $12.60. SEEDS Timothy, no trndlng; flaxseed, no market. WHISICY'-Steady at $1.27. IRON COTTON T1ES-$1.03. liAGCHNG-6W7Vic. HEAIP TWINE 8c. PflOVISIONS-Pork. steady; Jobbing, $15.75. Lnrd. lower, $8.2714, Dry salt meats, uoxed, eusler; extra "hurts, $8.121j; clear ribs, $8.37W; clear sides. $8.C214. Bacon, boxed, easier: extra shorts, $9.00; clear ribs. $9.3714: clear sides, $9.60; shorts. $9.00. METALS Loud, lower at 13.3U4U3.40. Spelter, $3.8214. POULTRY' Steady; chickens, springs, 10 J12c; turkeys, 5c; young. 15c; ducks, 5o; springs. 0c; geese, 4c; springs, 4f(6c. UI'TTKR-Steady; creamery, 15g2flUc; dairy, 115il5c. EGGS Sternly; nearby, 7c; southern. c. RECEIPTS-Flour. 10,000 bblu.j wheat, 37I.OOO bu.; corn, 01,000 bu.; oats. 48,000 bu. SHIPMENTS-Flour, G.W0 bbls.; wheat, 31,000 ba.s corn, 11,000 bu.; oats, 23,000 bu. l.tvoriMiul fi in I n mill I'rovlsloiiN. LIVERPOOL, July 15.-WIIEAT-Spot. dull; No. 2 rod, western winter. 5s t.v4d; No. 1 northern spring, 5s !4d; No. 1 Cali fornia, 6s Ud. Futures, quiet; Soptombcr, 6s 1,'S.d; December, 5s 6T4d. CORN Spot, steady; American mixed, new, 4s 214d; American mixed, old, 4 3V4d. 1 mures, quiet; July, nominal; September, 4s 2(1: October, 4s 3Hd. PEAS-Cunadlan, firm at 6514d. FLOUR St. Louis fancy, winter, dull at 7s 9d. HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady at .C2 15s(fr3 5s. PROVISIONS-Becf, (hm; extra India. GSa Sd, Pork, prime mess, western, llrm at 67s, Lard, steady, prime western, in tierces, 4s td; American rellned In palls, 43j 9d. Hams, short cut. 14 to 16 lbs., llrm at 51s. Karon, Cumberland cut, 20 to 31 lbs., steady. llsOd; short ribs, 16 to 21 lbs., llrm at 47s 3d; long clear middles, light, 28 to 31 lbs., lirm at 46s Od; long clear middles heavy, 5 to io lbs., steady nt ISs; short clear backs, 16 to 2o lbs., steady at 44s; clear bellies, 14 to 16 los.. firm nt .",lHt Mlinnlilnru u.i.liva 11 13 lbs., llrm nt 38s Od. HUTTER-FIrm; llnest United States, Ms; gooil United Slates, 73s. CHEESE Firm; American finest, white, 45s; American llnest, colored, 46s. TALLOW Firm; prime, city, 25s fid; Aus tralian, In Loudon, 27c KiuiMin City Craln mill Provisions. CORN-July. 62c; September, 511ic; Do: cember, ull4c. Cush: No. 2 mlxod, 5214'(i 63',c; No. 2 white 53G5ll4c; No. 3, ",2c. UATS-No. 2, while, 31c. RYE No. 2, r.3c. ILY-Choice timothy nnd cholco pralrlo, Rl'TTER-Creamcry, 18c; dairy, fancy, 15c. EGGS Weak, fresh Missouri nnd Kansas stock quoted unchanged, 71ic dozen, loss off, cases returned: seconds, 4c. RECEIPTS Wheat, 400.000 bushels; corn, 141.600 bushels; oats, 9,wi0 bushels. SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 80,800 bushols; corn. 9,000 bushels; onts, S.IXKJ bushels, VUlhlr Sunpl' ii f Grain. NEW YORK, July 15.-Tho visible supply or grain Saturday, July 13. as compiled by the New York Produce Exchangu, Is as rol lows; Wheat, 27,978,000 bushels, decreaso 1,710, 000 bushels. , Corn, 14,067,000 bushels, decreaso 303,000 bushels, Oats. 7,421,000 bushels, decrease 1,777,000 bushels. Rye. 537,000 bushels, increase 23,000 bushels. lUrlcy, 391,001) bushels, decrenso 4,000 bushels. IMillndeliihlii Produce Market. PHILADELPHIA. July 15. BUTTER Firm: He higher; fancy western creamery, 20c; fpney western creamery, prints, 2021c; fancy nearby, prints, 22c. EGGS-FIrm; l-fllc higher; fresh nearby, Uc; fresh westrn. 141416c; fresh south- "rVS-'aT-S ,rel "outhorn. 12c. CHEESIi-Firm; New York full creams, fancy, i.nmll, tj-jc; New York full creams, ralr to choice, SiS9;c. Toledo Oral ii nnd Secil. TOLEDO. O.. July 15,-WHEAT-Actlvo, lower; csh. July and August, 66ic; Sep! tember, C7c: Decemiwr, 70Hc, CORN Active, lower: ensh and July. 49c: September. 4"o; Dacembor, 4914c. ' ' OATS-DulI. weak: cash and July, 30V4c; September, WJtc. ' 78 ' RY'E-52c. SEEDS Cloverseed, cash prlmo, $6.50: Oo toner. $5.70. ' Minneapolis AVhent, Flour nnd Ilrnn. MINNEAPOLIS. July U.-'AlIEAT-Cash. 6c: July. 65c: September, 6514ti 651-lc : In store. No. 1 northern. 0515fl63?ic; No. 2 northern, Cl'4Q65.cj No, 3 northern, 60ttt3c; KANSAS CITY, July 15WHEAT-Sep-tember, Cl'Jfiljic; December, &1iMc, Cush; No. 2 hard, OlHc; No. 3. CMmic; No. 2 red, 674c, No. 3. 02c. n on track. No, 1 northern, os No. 2 north ern, 63jjiir,i,c. L.OL'U Higher, first patents, $3.75U3.'5; second patents. $3.65'03.65; first clears, $2.bi81 URAN-In blllK, $12.OO12.50. .Mllvrniikfc (Jrnln Mnrhrt. MILWAUKEE. July 16. WHEAT Steadier; close. No. 1 northern, CSffUicj No. 2 not them. (V;f(67r; September, 64V. CORN -September, 62c. RYE- Hlgher; No. 1, 6Hic. RARLEY' Steady; No. 2, 54 8 6414c; sample, 3ofo3c. Diilulli Grain Market. DULUTH, Minn., July 15. WHEAT Close: Cash. No. 1 hard, 7014c; No, 1 north ern, C7'Ac; No. 2 northern, 6214c; July, 67Uc; September, 6ci December, C0:4c. CORN None. OATS-30?i'S'30liC. IVorln Mnrkel, PEORIA. July 15.-CORN-Stendy; No. 3, 47SJI7'ic OATS-Inactlve; No. 3 white, 3214c, billed through. WHISKY-On the basis of $1.27 for fin ished goods, m:w vun$c .stocks ami nn.vns. Ciintlmird "Wenknoxs of Corn Suslnlux Itrcnvery of Sliiok. NEW YORK, July lS-Today' s ock market was a striking Illustration of n favorlto Wnll street aphorism that the ex pected never happens. The guner.il x pectntlon In Wnll street this morning was of a day of contlnuod liquidation and vio lent declines In prlcec. As a matter of fact tho first smnshlug blow dealt to tho market by the accumulation of selling orders over Sundny, which were, executed almost simultaneously when the presl dent' gavel fell, mndc the low prices of the day. There was n gradual but contln uod recuperation during ihe whole of the remainder of tho day except for some fresh recessions at tho close when the room traders were Inking their prntiu on the day's rally. A scrutiny of the day's net rhanges reveals some considerable net losses, but also several sharp net gnlns. whllo the sharpest losses at the opening were reducd to unimportant nron'jrilons or entirely wiped out, Tho natural Inference from these events Is that n consldetablc portion of the selling, which was necessitated by the unfaxora bio development of tho labor situation In the steel trade was effected last week, while reassuring opinions wero being doled ut to thu public of the oxtreine Improbability or the dispute renchlm; tho oncn lsii. nt n strike. Rut tho ununited outsiders, with united States Steel holdings dlpoi;d ot. made a notable demonstration thU morn ing In their efforts to unload only to tlnd that the Insiders wore nrooared tn sun- port the market and nccept their offerings. a cniiMiiierniile part of the liquidation 111 tho Steel stocks came from London, where, In rnct, declines below Saturday's New York Parity of Pi for United Slates Steel common nnd 0 for United States Sle l preferred had been recorded before tile opening hcte. Tho New York prices did not got ns low ns those for London, but the extremu opening decline for the common was 4'.s on running sales ()r 20,OiO shnres and or the preferred 5 points. Speculative Wall street, which has long been Imbued wim a mcory mat a care tor thn United States Steel stocks was the ultimate object fpr practically all tho hull movements In the market that bavo occurred xlnro nnHn stocks were, issued, showed extreme alarm over tho violent slump In the Steel stocKs and snw visions of a catastrophe. It soon became evident, however, that whafver preparations had been necessary to enable, tho friends or tho United States Steel stocks to withstand the pressure upon them nun ueen mnue insi weeic. me relief ni- forded bV last wenk'a Hrilllilntlnn wrw nil Important factor In tho day's resiliency or all stocks. ThO larco nortion nf llln mh rnrnloi',1 from tho Interior last week by tha bunks Is reported to havo been for the pur nose Of restoring tmn.ilrcl mnriMnn on stocks. In this connection It Is worthv ot noio tnut the Chicago premium on New Y'ork exchange roll rrom 25 cents Inst week to 5 cents today. The rally In thu market Was Verv feverish nnd orrntin until Ihti opening In tho corn market disclosed tho weakness of that cereal on tho prospects of rain In the corn belt. The continued weakness of corn wns an Iniluentl.il factor In tho sustained recov ery of stocks. The opening declines in thn grangers, Paclilcs and Bouthwcatcrna reached rrom 3 to 5 points, Union Paclliu lendlncr. Elsewhern In tin. list tho losses rnn varlouslv from 1 to 4 points. Tho recovery In tho united Duties oieei stocks was nso sustained ns elsewhere, tho rnmmnn closing 3!S,c lower than Saturday and tho The railroad bond mnrket u-nn not ns acutely affected ns stocks and ehowed some gains In the last trading. Total sales, par value, $2,450,oOO. I'he United States new 4s, tho old 4s and tho 5s de clined li per cent on the last call. xne touowing nro tno closing prices on the Now York Stock exchango: Atchison 71 Hi 91 91 So. Pacific So. ltallwny do pfd Tex. & Pacific T., St. U & W do pfd Union I'actfla do pfd Wabash do pfd w. & l. r. do 2d pfd Wis. Crntral do pfd i. a a & st. l... Adams Express ... Amer. Express .... U. S. Express Yolls-Fargo Ex.... jinml. Copper Amer. C .t F do pfd Amer. Lin. Oil do pfd Amer. S. & II 1 do pfd Am. Tobacco .... Ana. Mln. Co..,,., llrk. Hap, Tr Colo. V. & I Cons. Oan .Con. Tobacco ... do pfd General Elcctrlo .. Oluroso StiKar .... Hocking Coal Int'n'l Paper do pfd Int'n'l Power Lnclcda Has National lllscult .. National I.ad .... National Salt . 5!i . :sh . 83 . 37T . 29 . 3 Hi . 9iVi . 1M . S'-'S . 17Vi , 1 ,109?i iV,t . 77U ,t5 ,liS . K .140 .111 , 27T4 . S2ft . 24 , M . K',4 .102 ,129 . 4V, , 7.1 , Wi .212 . M .115 , 51 . 18 . 2'V4 , 76 01 9b . 41 19 13 TS 1 CI do pfd llnltlmore & O do pfd Canadian Pncllto . CiuiaiU Southern . ChoH. & Ohio . 93'.; . b'll? . 4114 . 51j . 751i . 3211 . Co .123 . 2114 Chicago A Alton... do pfd C, 1). & Q Chicago, I. & I.,... do lif.l Chicago & E. I Chicago Ut. W do lt pfd do 2d pfd . .1SJ .1(0 . U , :i . lSVi , s . lO-'i .153 ,2H , 45V, , H . 4V4 , 00 h , fl ,174 , , 48 , 13 n;i , 31-, , "3 . trt US lOS-'i IK'. 167 ChlcoKO & N. W... C. It. I. P Chicago T. & T.,.. do nfd C, C, C. & St. L. Colo, rioulhcrn .... do lxt pfd ' do t pfd. ...... Dcla. u. Hudson... Del. !,. & V Den. & li. G , do nfd Eile do 1st pfd , do 2d pfd , Gt Nor. pfd , Hocking n!ley do' pfd.' , Illinois Central Iowu Central , do pfd , 11, A: W do pfd , Louis, & Nnsli Manhattan L , Mot. St. Ity Mev i.'cntral , Mex. Nntlonal Minn. & St. L Mo. I'aclllc M-. K. fc T do pfd , N. J, Central N. Y". Central Nor. & West do pfd , No. Pnclflc pfd Ontario & V Pennsylvania , Ucndlntr do Ut pfd do 2d pfd St. L. & S. F do 1st pfd do 2d pfd 8t L. S. W do pfd St. Paul do pfd , 'J 100 z; 115 47H' M ZQ'.i U2', 3I',i do pfd No. American Pacific Coast l'aclflo Mall Pcoplo'S (111 Pressed Steel Car. do pfd Pullman Pal. Car. ftepubllc Steel .... do nfd 37Vi 113H 40 M 17 Ti 7 233T4 tr 144 7) 1S', 7fvt 1H1 IS il-', (9 Sueur Tenn, C. & I Union II. & p, Co. do pfd U. S. leather do pfd V. S. Ituhher do pfd IJ. S. Steel do pfd Western Union .... 74'i Vt iV:i 75 c;?i :s nun Ex-dlvldcnd. Trust receipts. Offered. NEW YORK, July 15. The Cominerci il Advertiser's London cablegram saye: The stock market was very sick. American shares wer. deinornllzvd and spasmodic. They opened Hat and grew worso until New York opened equally disheartened. Uy tho close there wns a rally of 2l4 per cent In Union Pacific, AtcliLon and other lead ers. l.onilmi Htock tnotntlon. IXJNDON. July 15.-4 p, m.-Closlng: Consols, money... do account Anaconda Atchison do pfd Daliln-.ore & O Canadian l'aclfto , Ches. & Ohio Chlcaso Ot. W..., St. Paul D. it R. O do pfd Erie do 1st pfd , do 2d pfd llllnoU Central ., Louisville M., K. Ac T do pfd , N. Y'. Central Nor. & West do pfd No. Pacific pfd.... Ontario a West.. Pennsylvania Heading .' do 1st pfd do 2.1 pfd So, Pnclllo So. Ilalln-ay do pfd Union Pacific .... do pfd U. S. Steel do pfd Wabash do pfd Spanish Is .111 . 47 '4 . 11 . M . s:ii . 73 . 1M4 ' 3! . M 28 . M . !; . H6 . 33 . W, . 13 . 31 . 70 1 J . $14 . :zi . niii . M .101 . 41 I !lM ' . 40 . P? . st'.i . w . .vv.i .151 -104i . :sv4 New York MIiiIiik Stocks. NEW YOUK, July 15. The following are tho closing quotations on mining stocks: Adams Con Alice Dreece Ilrunswlck Con ... Comstock Tun,'.... Con. Cal. A Va.. Uadwood Terra Horn Silver Iron Silver Leadvlll Con . n . 41 i:j IMttle Chief Ontario Ophlr ... 1! ...9fi0 ... 60 ... 10 8 ... 15 ... 41 l'hoenl.x ..... S3 Polosl .100 ,. co ,113 . . 6 Savace .Sierra Nevada Small Hopes ,. 'Standard , Forelan Klnnnclnl. LONDON, July 13. Americans opened be. low parity and were Inactive. Action was di voted t.j the carry-over Prices recovered somownat but relapsed inter, closing weaK ltar silver, nnloi. M'4 ner ounce. Money, l'f2 per cent. Rate of discount In tha open market for short bills, 2'ff2s per cent. Three months' bills, 2M(2 per cent. Oold premium at Rome, $1.77. . . . , IIEHLIN, July 16. llnnk stocks nnd local scciiriiies opened firm on mo uourso louuy Later IndiistiiaU uenkoned on unsntlstnc tory rumors regarding the position of the .iniericaii iron markei. inericaus aim Canadian Paclilcs closed firm, but locals did not recover. .mv York 3lon-y .Mnrl.el. NEW YORIv. Julv lS.-.MONEY-CIoso On cull, sleadv nt .Uifi tier cent; last loan 314 Per cent; ruling into, 4 per cent; prlmo mercantile paper. I1i41i per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with actual business In bankers' bills at SI.S?'.1i 4.S71, for demand and at $I.S4!4'' i.my, for sixty uuys: posted rales, i,!twu4.ss; com merclnl bills. i4.afM.S4i.i. SILVER Hars, oMc; Mexican dollars 40!iC. boNDS Oovernmont, wenkj state, lnac tlve! railroad, lrreculur. Tho clusint pll(.,. on liondi toda art ai rouowt: V. S. 3s. rcg 10$ do coupon p)y do new 4, rcg lis'j do coupon r,s' do old 4s, res; l.'i'i do coupon UHj do ts, reg m'i do coupon ai4 t). ot C. 3, Ks ii 'No. Pacific) 3s do 4a N Y C & St I. 4. N. & W. con. (s... Ore. N11 v. Is . 72 103 IO!; ,103 101, "do 4s .102 12S'i llii'i O. S. L. 61 do ton, In limiting gen, 4s... "It, O. W. Is St L tc I M c. f. St L Ac S P g. s... St. Paul cons "St P C & P l... Ateh. km. 4i hj 10114 n.t IM'.i do ndJ, 4s IT Canada So. 2 10914 C. & O, 44s 10; '13 120 lo 5s 1 US'. C. & N. W. c. 7s..u;, Mo 5s So. Pa-IIlc 4s So. Hallway 5i "S. II. & T. (Is... Tex. ft I'aclllc Is.. Mo 2 Union Pacific 4s... Wnbasb Is do 2s West Shore 4s Wis. Central 4s.... "Va. Centuries ... 1I0H Mi 4 ilo S. V. d. 1231. Chicago Ter 4 11 Colo. So. 4s j,fi, : US'.i 1). & II. (I. 4s HIP, Erlo grn. 4s M' 103 W. U. C. Is.. 102 loiu Otn, Electric 5...1U 1 i.'i L. & N. tint. U....Vi0i M.. K et T. 2s MP do 4i o:'4 N Y. C. Is U4 N. J. C. g. 5 1J0 I Hid. Offered. Ilostnn Storks nml Ilomls. IIOSTON, Jul 15.-Call loans, 2'3t4 per cent: lime loans, 3V4U4V4 per cent, oincial closing. A T. Ai 8. F do pfd Amer. Sugar do pfd Amer. Teliphonc . Iloston & AI Huston Elevated . l, P. Ai Q Dominion Coal .... do pfd U. S. Steel do pfd General Electric .. N. E. O. & C Old Colony Old Dominion 11 n liber Union Pacific West End . 7li . I3' MIU ,::o ,1; .153 ,m , its . 87 SM I ,:o'j , r."i . 9i',i West. Electric ... Atchison 4s . 65 .102 N. E. O. & C. 5s. "Adventure . 24i'j . 2ili .lllVj Illnc. Mln. Co Amal. Copper Mlantlc 'nl. & Hrcla 'entennlal ranklln 111nl10t.lt sfeoIa irrot ulncy . 30 .7S0 . 17 . 23 . f9 . 52 .172 unta Pe Copper Tamarack Utah Mining . V4 .310 2014 . 2'i 'Wlnonn iWolverlnes . Did. Assessment paid. Hunk ClrnrliiKS. CHICAOO, July 15.-Clearlngs, $26,402,750; uainnces, posted pxenange, ji.pwa i.wfr; ew voric exchange, ooc premium. NEW YORK, July .-Exchanges, $130, P37.3O0; balances, $11,422,203. PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-Clenrlngs $12,SC3,5U2j balances, tl,99,lMl ; money, 4 per cent. ST. LOUIS. July 15.-Clenrlngs. $8,330,530 balances, $1,031,750; money, 6Jj7 per cent; New Yprk exchango, 10c discount bid, par asked. HOSTON. .tuly 15.-Clcarlngs, $1S.66,750; balances. Sl.GW.0i7. CINCINNATI, July 15.-Clearlngs, $4,283,- ,w; money, nviW per cent: now York ox. chnngc, 15c premium. HALTIMORE, July 15.-Clcnrings, $2,99,' 671; balances, $447,410; money, llVOo per cent 4)11 nnd Rosin. OIL CITY. I'a July 15.-OILS-Crcdlt balances, $1.05; certillcates, no bids or of- lers; runs, iM'.xij nuis. ; average, xs.wi nnin. ; shipments. 25M27 bbls.: average. 91.931 bbls. LONDON, July 13,-OILS-Llnseed, 32 i'.si. i'etroicum spirits, iiijii. TurpentH.a spirits, 20s lUUd. NEW YORK. July 15.-OILS-Cottousecd, quiet; prune crude, nominal; prime yenow ate. I'etro ou i . nun: renneu. xu.uu: I'ni.u- delphla and IJnltlmore, $6.85; Philadelphia unit iiauimor, in duik, ii.w. jioh.ii, urm; strained, common to good, $1.45. Turpen tine, llrmer at 2703714. lit viiiii'uuL,, juiy is. uiLr cotionseeu, Hull rellned, spot, steady at 323 6d. Spirits of turpentine, 27s 5d, Rosin, dull at 4s 114d. Petroleum, retined, steady at 6d. Lin seed, steady nt 31s. CHARLESTON, S. C, July Ib.-OWt lurpeiuine, urm nt ic. nosin, 11 rm aim unchanged. SAVANNAH, da., July 15.-OIL8-8plrits ot turpentine, urm. aivic. nosin, urm ana unchanged; quotations: A, B, C, $1.05: E, $1.10; V, $1.20: G, $1.30; H, I. $1.55; K. $1.10; ai, Js.3o; in, 52.70; w u, w; w w, w.ao. Cotton Mnrket. NEW YORK. July 15,-COTTON-Earlv Indications In cotton favored a lower market. Tho English cables were bullish at tho start, but before our opening reflected a very weak feeling abroad. Rain reports from central Texas and lorelgn selling orders combined to undermine tho bull confidence here. The ofllclnl government map did not fully confirm tho rain news, whllo the forecast from Washington Indicated clear, warm conditions over the enttro country west or tho Mississippi tonight and tomor row. In the late session llts or profit-taking sales caused rrequent reactions rrom tho top, with the market showing less surface strength. Tho close was steady, with prices net 15)7 points lower. Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 84c; mid dling guir, 8c. Sales, 5,700 bales. Coffer Mnrkrt. NEW YORK, July lS.-COFFEE-Today's transactions 111 conee tuiures were 1110 smallest within recent times and tho mar ket was absolutely devoid or reature from tho stnrt. The opening was qulei, with prices unchanged to 6 points higher on covering, following a higher CJerman mar ket than looked for. Variations thereafter wero only 11 matter of 5 points, with trad ing confined to two options, September at 6.05c nnd December at 5.2o.jj5.25c. 'lotal sales wero only 1,600 hags. The market wai finally dull hut unchanged. Foreign news was unimportant. Spot Rio, dull; No, 7, In. voice, 5 13-lOc. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 1214c Mvniinrntoil mill Dried Fruit. NEW YORK. July 15.-A fair out-of-town demnnd ror dried irult was noted early In tho day and local trndo was moderate. Evaporated npples wero steady; stato, common to good, 3!4Wfc; prlmo, 6144 6c; choice, 68tiic; fancy, OV4y7c. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS 8teady; prunes, 2Val2V4c per pound, ns to size and quality; apricots, Royal, fct)12c; Moor park, 7iji2c; peaches, peeled, H(iil2c; unpocled, Cft'lue. Xeir Y'ork Dry fioml .Mnrkut. NEW YORK, July 15.-DRY GOODS Thero hnH been no Improvement in tho gen eral demand at the opening of tho week and business has been quiet In nil departments. The tono of tho market is unchanged and prices remain steady throughout. niicln Hotter Mnrket. ELGIN, III.. July 15,-HUTTER-Tho offerings of butter on the Hoard of Trade were but 32 tubs; no bids or sales; the offi cial price was made llrm nt 10c, Wool Mnrket. ST, LOUIS, July 15,-WOOI-Unchnnged; medium grades, llfil7e; light line, uifiic; heavy line, OSllc; tub washed, 15'u2lc. Tim HKALktY MAIIKKT. INSTRUMENTS filed for record Monday, July 15, lfioi: YVnrrnnty Ileeils, M. O. Wallace and husband to tl. W. Elbourno, lots 21 and 22, block 2, Ames Plnce $ 225 8. S. Evans ot nl to T. K. Evans, out lot 24. Waterloo 1 F. K. Rrnslun nnd wire to Daniel nur rls, lot 2fi, block 15. Omaha Heights.. 250 Elizabeth Rreen and husband to Graeo Holmes, undivided H lot 10, block 172, Ornndview 100 Jncoh Pllug and wire to Marv Land rock, lot in, block 5, Shull's 2d add., sou Alfred Muyhew and wlfo tn J. A. Gib bons, s 14 feet lot 6, block 14, Wa terloo 150 F. W. Carmlchnol and wife to Jessie Johnson, lots 3 to fi, ID to 21, block 21, Halcyon Heights 1.000 Quit Claim Heeds. E. R. G. Unllon to A. E, Carpenter. w',4 lots 7 and 8. block IS, Ccntrnl park 1 Dreiin. D. C. Isham ct nl to F. 8. Isham, nw 7-16-12 .. 1 Total amount of trunsfera $2,521 0MAHA LITE STOCK. MARIET Oattla Uark.t Varj SUw as 4 Ocniiderablj Lower Than Lut Wuk. HOGS SOLD CLOSE TO A DIME LOWER Only 4)ne Strlnic of Western Ornss Wethers on the Sheep .Mnrket Toiiii)- nnd They Hold at .lust About Steady Prices. SOUTH OMAHA, July 15. Receipts wete: Cattle. Hog4. Shct. Ultlo.nl Aiunday Same duv uisi wk 3.447 l),0li'J .'.oil l.OWi l.Uil 2,112 l.Oul 3,105 2,044 1,14'J 2, ml d,,Ul 4,IW tf.oil 2,126 l.UVI L.'Ji 6,'.'22 L.0-U1 lOin- tiiuno week before Same tllteo weeks ugu. Saiuo tour weeks ngo.. Same day last year.... Vveiagu price uald ror iiogs Ul with Omutia the past tcvcrai day paiituns: I 1HOI Mrwh nee mm. Ifc..- tvt. June 24. 0 W-, 1 3 tS 3 6) J 26i 3 00, 40 Juno i-a 'i mi 1 4 u, u .ji vs 'jii iu I 5 yJV, 5 1U 3 C3 I 3 h, 2 U7 U I 6 Hi .1 uji a Oil 3 C2 1 3 Ml 4 u. I 67l 6 11 3 t& 3 63 3 CI) 4 I 0 lft! 4 W. J lu. u j ,., 2 111 I I 5 Oil 3 6S 3 53 3 241 2 M I & 914 I 3 731 3 61 2 1S 2 Uj 4 63 I 5 t(4 4 02 I 3 til 3 1 2 Ij 4 is, 74jl 6jUl 381 321, 2Vt 40 '1 6 7314 5 OS 3 7sj 3 06 "I 4 S3 I 6 7l, 5 16, 3 S3 3 661 3 2S 2 97 4 61 I ' I 6 111 3 Ml 3 7t 3 2 2 W .5 832-5 3 66 3 87 3 32 3 04, 4 'Jl H 6 8314 C 131 13 781 3 3j 2 Ml 4 76 . 5 85J,j 5 131 3 W I 3 2S 2 4 Ul .1 5 Wfi 0 01 3 06 3 70 2 04 4 7 ,.6 ItoU, f, 02 4 04 3 73 3 1H I I 72 .1 5 Nl 5 1J 1 Oi 3 S2 3 Hi 2 07 4 7S June 24. J uno ii , June 2S. June 30., uly 1. July Jiuy July 2... 3... 4... C... 6... 7... il.. 9... lo., 11.1 12.. 13.. Juiy July July July July July July July July juiy July 14... 15... f 0 osi 4 tr.) 3 ,i i it.) a -5 77U I 3 93, 3 77 , 3 li 3 0i 4 Ml Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday. Tllo iflicli.1 n.imi... - ..r Mi.,! brought In today by each road was: nnltl fl.tt.ta Rh'tl It'RS. C M. & St. 1'. llv 1 .t O. Ai St. L. Ry ; 1 A10. Paelclle Ry 17 12 5 17 U. 1'. system O. & N. W. Ry I'.. E. & M. V. II. R, 36 1 6 31 7 3 3 o. i j'. uy C St. P., M. Ac O. Ry. 15 II. A: M. R. 11. R 30 C, 11. & Q. Ry I li. C. Ai St. J IS C, R. I, & P., enst.. 2 C, R. I. ii P., west.. .. Total receipts ....123 95 9 The dlsnosltlon nf thn ilnv'x riM-nlntn v.i (is follows, each buyer purchasing tho niim- i'fi ui neiiu iiiuicntcu: I -11 1 1 to. ltni- S'h'n. Omaha Packing company. 271 1,371 own 1 nun company aw 763 cudahy Pucking company 601 2,5os Armour Ac Co 325 2,192 Hwltt & Co.. country 1 1,001 S4I R. Hecker .V Iloirnn 30 115 63 23 37 719 Lobmun Ac Co Livingstone & Him 11 Hamilton & Rothschild L. l. Husz umer uuycrs 719 431 Totals CATTLE There un 2.IS9 6,837 2, very fair run cattle hem todav fnt- .Monday, nnd Chicago was reported slow and lOjloc lower with 29,000 head on sale, buyers were not. at all anxious for supplies at this point. The long continued hot weather has had n bad effect upon the demand lor meat, and as the mnrkcts farther south have been flooded with dry weather cattlo tho market nt the present time Is In rnthcr bad shape at all points. There was u good supply of beef cattlo on sale today, but It was late before sellers "u ! aoie 10 get even a bid on their cattle. Packers were verv in,nrr.mrvi imi'in nmi ll'l not seem to core whether "hey got any- wiing or not. 1 110 market here was cer tainly no better thun at Chicago, where the dccllno was ep-ted 10W15c. and as sellers wen. nlniv tn inim ntv ,i.n It was late before much of anything was done. Tho lightweight stuff In particular oven where It was rat, was hard to dts poso or nt any price, and sales were mado that looked a good deal lower than the snmo kind sold for last week. Tho gen "ela market could probably best be de scribed by callng it very slow and lOQJOc lower than last Friday. Tliere wero only a few cows and hellers !1 i;QL. ,tuny. and the good heavy wt Ight stuff did not sell so much different from last week. The common stuff and grassers were more or leas neglected, but still cvery th ng wns sold in fairly good season nt prices that did not look so much different rrom last weeks nnnlntlnim Hulls, K choice, were close to steady, but otherwise they were lower. The same was true or stags and veal calves sold about steady. Light stockcrs this morning were prac tically unsalablo anil there were quite a lew in tno yarns. vara traders rilil nnt teem to want them nt any price, nnd up to a late hour there was practically nothing done. There Is no demand rrom tho coun try ror fltockers nnd nrnlinhlv ulll 1,,. nnna until general rains have been experienced. Tho cholep heavyweights arc not so hard to tllsposo or, but still they also aro lower man iuji iveeK. iieprescninuva sales I1E.EF 8TEERH. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. ...1001 ...1230 ...1036 ...1203 ...1170 ...1133 ...1104 ...1363 ...1115 ...1222 ...109S ...1330 ...1370 Pr. 4 (0 4 0 4 63 4 75 4 73 4 75 4 SO 4 i 4 90 5 l0 5 i5 5 10 5 17 5 20 5 '5 3 50 1 770 1029 1CS0 1005 834 1000 m 1110 1091 S24 S22 971 10IK 043 1065 110? 2 SO 3 0.', 3 35 3 40 3 75 4 00 4 00 4 10 4 f0 4 ',0 4 30 4 30 4 45 4 14 4 GO 4 w) 22 IS IS 49 13 59 17 20 41 20 13 20 21 20 1 20 20 26 6 1 2. 13 4 23 18 43 20 43 18 ii .13C.1 .1310 .1333 STEERS AND HEIFERS. 921 4 13 14.. ..1015 4 IS COWS. 1 1 ... 850 ... 710 ... 800 ... 830 ... SCO ... 893 ... 974 ... 710 ... SCO ...1000 ... su ...1:20 ... 960 ...1050 ... 830 ... 913 1 f 0 1 30 1 50 2 ISO 2 '0 2 23 2 ?3 2 Sb 2 30 2 ro 2 50 2 60 2 73 2 73 2 SO 1... 2 I.'." 2... 6... 11... 1.,. 1... ...1110 ...10CO ... 960 ... 750 ... 9i3 ... 923 ...10O ... 910 ... S35 ...1000 ...107S ...1150 ...1030 ...1023 ...1133 ...1030 3 00 3 (0 3 00 3 10 3 10 3 '0 "3 3 i"'. 2 25 3 10 3 00 3 rs 3 73 3 90 3 90 4 04 2 1 3 4 1 1 3S 1 6 1 11... 6... It 3 1 1 0 F9U 3 00 COWS AND HEIFERS. 30 747 fo 7 961 3 23 HEIFERS. 34... 34... 272 527 , S03 C30 838 eco 2 SO 2 14 , 863 , 644 , 70S , em , 8so 3 25 3 75 4 .;o 4 no 4 23 2 30 2 33 2 55 3... 3 15 HULLS. 2 00 1 2 (0 1 2 23 1 2 .V) CALVES. 3 fO 10 4 73 1 STAOS. 830 870 1320 .. ;o ..1300 . .1510 2 90 3 00 4 10 1 1010 190 110 170 , ISO S '? 3 30 1... 1... .12'Vl 2 30 STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. 13... 432 1 73 1 370 J 10 ;! 484 2 M 33 607 3 10 60S 3 30 STOCICERS AND FEEDERS. 10 531 3 40 7 (,S0 3 00 963 2 ro 14 563 3 10 S"l 2 75 22 SJI 3 ;j 846 3 fO 29 S32 3 50 863 3 SO HOGS There was a liberal Monday's run of hoes hero today, and as other tnnrknt were nil quoted slow and a dlmo lower trad- ing nt tins point sinrien out on n basis or lose to a ioc aecune, inn mnrket wim nnt nartlcularlv active, but still tin. bulk wa soon out of first hands. The general run of ood mixed hogs sold at S5.75. with th choicer loads at $5.77l, and as high as $5,&o .....a ll.llfl Tho llt.lt,... Un.lu .. ... , i,o .i,t ..... iu ni-ie rainer neglected nnd sold from $5.72!$ down. There was not so very much chnngn In the mnrket from start to tlnlsh. Ommi, nt the close the feeling was fully ns good as at any time. Everything was out of lirst hands in good season. Representative sales: No, Av. Hh. Pr. No, Av. 8h 11 110 ... 5 40 53 22$ ... 84 101 40 5 tt to HI 80 71 172 120 I fS 86 234 160 106 184 fO 5 70 67 241 80 92 168 120 S '0 2 ... f.0 213 SO S 70 47 369 240 74 211 360 3 70 61 2 ... 81 HS 210 3 724 73 241 20) 83 108 ... 5 mt 74 199 ... 88 210 200 6 7Hj 60 J7U 124 M 2 120 5 73 72 24S 2(0 70 230 SO 5 'i5 01 203 200 81 212 201 3 73 84 2(3 ... 49 230 40 3 73 51 276 50 211 160 3 75 57 281 80 9 217 114 ! 75 70 244 40 78 192 40 5 :'. 61 VA 80 115 217 210 5 71 56 261 80 M 213 80 5 73 63 231 40 73 208 124 5 75 C4 261 80 88 203 SOO 5 ,; 79 216 200 74 216 SO 5 73 56 237 12) Tr. 5 77H S 77 5 77V, 3 '74 6 -7!i 3 I'll 5 '74 I 774 5 774 5 774 3 ,74 5 774 5 7J4 5 774 S 774 5 (74 5 774 5 '74 5 174 5 774 S 774 5 774 .in 220 i ;s 230 110 S "5 .208 ... S 75 5 J .2 . S M 49 5 0 ,...2H ,,..m s n .233 to 5 to s :s s 7$ S 75 I ib J.. i w S N S SO J 10 S X) 5 ) i 0 s SO i so 5 SO S JO i f) t ") i 40 5 ) 5 SO S SO 5 SO i iO S S5V4 s ro 21s ..uo ....217 ....2u4 ....212 ....IKS ....:i ....211 ....211 ....202 ....21 ....214 40 110 10 19 iro p 'io f0 1:0 to 12) JiM M Jl 21 70 211 2 275 lli 10 3W 63 H M 2l 210 160 CO... 7... M,.., 71... 70... ... 74..., eo... (J..., S :s - S TS i i3 5 IS S IS 5 ". S .71.4 5 77H 5 :m 5 T7, s i:w 6 f714 i ,7k 5 771, t.. ..30 . ,2f. . ,v ..153 ..234 ..331 ..231 ..211 C4 41 72 6.'"i" ISS to f.2 ei 00 ..340 M 232 f.l is. IS 21J a .... 221 60 2J7 , . .275 ...SH . . 2.VJ ...W2 r.i . 14. . SHEEP A portion o todny receipt were consigned direct to local ttackers. that about Hip only offerings on tho ma ket consisted of six ears of Wyoming gras wethers, whirl- sold at $3.50. Taking uunl Ity anil everything Into consideration It looked like Just about a steadv nrtce ns compared with the way sheep sold at the close of last week. There wero no ewes or lambs on sale to mnke a test of the market. Quotations; choice wethers, $3.761 90 rair to good wctnrrt, n.2.ifi.l.S5; choice ewes 3 00f3.2S. fair lo goo.l. tS.S0ft3.ro: ehrl" spring lambs. . 0015.75: fair to i:ood sunn lambs, $S.uotifi.M; feeder wethers,. $2.7534 .i.Mi, (coder lambs, $.15041.00. Hoproscnta uvi: ituirni No, AV. Pr, 1,004 Wyoming grnss wethers.... 101 $3 SO CIIUM444) I.IVIJ STOCK MAIIKUT I'llliey SIitm Mlf-nd-llulU I'nevetll l,o er IIoks und Mlireit l.imor CHICAGO. Ill July 15. CATTLE He cclpts, Tj.Vh) head, Including 575 head lex 11 11.1: fancy steers steady: bu k. unevenly 10c to 25c lower, good to prime strvrs, $5.20 'flu.ia; poor 10 mriiium, 3.7i'j6.o), storkers nnu ittoers, ri.'frut.i.; cows, iJ.s.xiii.su heifers, U,in4.y; ennncrs. $l.S0ft2.W: bulls I2.1WM.40; calves, $3.75ff5.25, Texas steers, 3.70'lH.S71. liociM-Rrcelpta, 3VJ0 head, tomorrow ai.au head; left over, 4.000 head; Km to 15c lower; inlxml and butchers, $3.Tu93.: good joruoire, uenvy, vt.Viirtjr,',, rougn Heavy c.iu-'i., i-i, iu;ui, o, iiiiik 01 saie. Vi.Vi.V. SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Recclpts. 25.CO) 11,1111, mnT, hi'hk; ininiis, ioo to oc lower goo 1 10 cnoice weiners, h.ih.o.); fnlr t cnoico mixed, 13, Wis 1. 15; western sheep. $3, VI.IWI Irarllngs, Jl.i'iMI.M, native lumbs j.ovu.sj; western lumbs. $3.755.40. KniiMiis, City l,hr Mock .Mnrket. KANSAS CITY. July IS CATTl.Krin celpts, 6,(Xi0 head nntlves. 3.0oo head 'iVxans, i'i ntnii calves; cows and veal calves strong; otlicr cuttle .steady; choice export and dress beef Hirers. Sl.K.VihVfin! fair 1,1 good, $i.25f4.75; stockcrs and feeders, $2.26 iiii.ij; western ten steers, sa.iotyo.oa; Toxans " " " " n f . W.05574.IO; Te.xns grass steers .UKj3.Ji cows. J2.rHf4.2j: heifers. $3.00. 4.Sj; dinners. $1.50fl3.60; bulls, $2.25Tj$4.00 . IIOGS-Recelpts, 11,000 head: mnrket 10c lower: top, $6.10; bulk of sales. $5.0( W: neavy. M.518.10; mixed packers, $5.i0 Ui-'?!."K,1L --45?5.75; pigs, $l.505;o. 15. atlWIJP AND LAMIIS-ltcce hits. 3.000 head: sheep strong: lambs, 10SH5c higher himbs, $4.oO7.i.&0: wethers, $3.2,'rf3.7; venr 'lugs, $3,7551,25; owes, $3.003.3.)i Blockers n.wu .oii. fit. Louis Live StooU- .Mnrket. ST. LOUIS. Julv IS ..PATTI.i.'iinn..i,,i Ii3?.)e.,10.,u1' '"''ludlng 4,W Texans; market 'MlSc lower for Texans, with nntlves nil iiiiiiiuuuai oc on; native snipping and ex port, steers, $l.50riS.M; dressed beef nnd nutclier steers, $4,005(5.40; steers under l.Ooo iKiuiius, j.iin.n; Blockers nnd feeders, $2.7i J'4..) cows nnd heifers. $2.00ff 1.75; canners, i.Msi.ia; onus. ;.in,iiu; Texas nnd In 'Hanteers, $3.0561.40; cows nnd heifers, $2.4 nous llecelpts, 7,700 bend: market 5c c-iA,,'8 """ "ents. 5.S3(fj3.95; packers, $j.Miifl.0O; butcherH, $6.Hva;.S0. btihiSP AND LAMHS-Rocclpts. 7.000 "U marget siowj nntlve muttons. $3.25fF u..u, iiiinu.i, i,OTiio.in: runs nnu nueks, 31.7 nj-i.w, eiui;ni;rs, $l,oru.w. Nev Vork Live Stork MnrkeJ. juv YORK, July 15. IlEEVES-Re ceipis, 4,,ifi iicacl; steers, dull nnd 10ifl5c lower; bulls and cows, firm to 10c higher; steers, $l.00fi3.M): bulls, $2.754.40; cows, $2.25 m-.w, nt, i.-ii.uu in laiiiicn. CALVES-Recelpts. 4.313 head; opened aiUJi;r AND LAMUS-Recelptn, 1S.&63 ""im, tn in. luiauw, juv-yc iowr; tin nom ex cept u frw cnr; Hhi-p, tXH.$0; choice, V,,v.-i4 ..;, Vlllin, tl". HpOS-llocrlpts. 8.297 head; trlflo weak Quotations, 15.3oti6.ft!. St. Joseph L,lve Stock Mnrket. BT. JOSEPH, July 15. CATTLE Re ceipts, 2,209 hend; mostly 10c lower: nn tlves. H.OO-iKi.ftl: rn' nml hnlfaru ti o-,o. 1 Srt. hull. nr.. I Mo m'.'..'".f' '"" ...... i.d.oi.; Rinciters anil feeders. $2.13(3-1.25: veals, J2.OiV85.S0. auiio-iirecinis, 9,ui nenil; market mum: mantel steauv in nirnm, rn- i...... others weak; top spring lambs, $3.73; Utah Stock In SlKht oTmC fP,lowlnK tnble t-hows the receipts of iivn . J v f ' i ul.,no "vo Principal . u u.ub. ,.., nvto a III) lii n.,th nu Cattle. Hogs, s'h'p. South Omaha 3,417 n.69 2,r,ll yieago . 29,000 3S.00O 25,000 Jiaiiciun i-liy ,, , 0,000 11,0(0 7,700 8.SS7 3.1XO 7,000 St. Louis 7,700 2.1X9 St. Joseph Totals 2,0S: ..52,056 72,256 39.596 StiKnr .Mnrket. NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-SHOAn-Mor aULe.t:.opc''.1 kp,t,,1,(V.,33'lf'lc; open kol (i1r.u,,7,l 3 -W ile; centrifugal ycl low, 4',iS?l ll-16c; seconds, 2 7-lftli4e MOLASSES Dull, rrntrlfiinl nrnc LONDON, July 15.-HEET SUOAR-July, SAVE LIVES OF INNOCENTS C'oiiKer nnd Itoeklilll Dlscn vi rrd to Itenionllile tor Preventing; UiiTTiirrniitcd 'Execution. lie WASHINRTON, July 15. It Is now op pnront from mall reports which have reacl;u tho Stnte department from China that It wns solely through thn modt-rallon and humanity cxorcUcd by tho United States representatives at Pekln by the pres ident s direction In tho early negotiations for a settlement of tho Iioxcr trouble that a number of Innocent llvee were not sae rlflced. These reports show that a more sober and painstaking Inquiry has developed tho fact that some of the Chinese ofllclals sup. posed to have beifii conuaclrd with the Doxcr outrages, whose capital punldinient whs dtsnanded by tho foreign ministers. have been proved to bo entirely innocent or the chnrges against thun. In many other cases proof has been ndducrd that tho ofTensos with wntah the Chluese otn clals were charged were not nenrly fo gravo as was supposed at first by the foreign rcprcsentotlves In Pekln. Therefore It Is regarded here by officials as n matter for congratulation that Mews. Conger and Rockhlll moved with deliberation and ncted as a restraining Influence In tho matter of punishment, for nnt only were these llvos saved, but under their Influence tho whole list of capital sentences waB reduced from ton to four nnd mllltatlon of other offenses was obtained. BETTER SERVICE FOR ALASKA 'ostolllce Deportment Prcnlile for Faster nnd More l'ri'iiioiit Trips to Clrele City. WASHINGTONT July 15 Tho Postofflio department his contracted for an Increase of tho postal service in Alaska that will provide quicker time between Seattle nnd Circle City nnd Intermediate points and furnish a direct steambos-t service to Sitka. Tho new contract culls for an additional round trip every month between Seattle and Circle City via Sitka and Valdor and tho All-American overland route. The schodule time Is shorter than ever before. Tbs contract runs from Octobor 1 to June 9. 71., 70.'! il.. i- -k,i ,vv er; iigiu ano light mlrted, $., 0y 5.90: medium and heavy, J3.751i0.10 pies. JI.OOQS.00; bulk, $5.705.90. " ' GERMANS COURTING JAPAN Tluue In Vtil.oliniiin unit Tnbln Or KnnUe to Proiunte Their Interests There, WASHINGTON, July 15. The Orrman merchants of Yokohnma nnd Toklo havo formed nn association for the purpose of promoting German commercial Interests In Japan, according to Information furnished the State department by Consul General Ouenther nt Frankfort, German)'. The ns soclntion, It Is stated, will net In conjunc tion with Blmllnr Gcrmnti bodies In east ern Atln. Steps have be 'li taken tnwnrd the publication of a weekly newspnper In German. Aiiitltititiciitn In the .Nitty. WASHINGTON. July 15. Tho president today mndc the following appointments In the navy: Captain, Chnrlcs T. Hutchlns; lieutenant commanders, Edward Lloyd. Jr., Allen (1. Rogers, Georgo It. Clnrk; lieuten ants, Vntcs Sterling. Jr . Emniett It. Pol lock, Richard S. Douglans, John P. J. Uynn; warrant machinists, 'ocl T. Ulggs, Arthur T. Perclvnl. Xen simper Mutt Cnittlnu; lliitue, LONDON. July IS. Mr. Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor of the New York World, and Miss Pulitzer will sail for New York on the Whlto Star liner Teutonic, leaving Liverpool July 17. Trnimport Leaves with SIcU Milliters, MANILA, July 15. The Vnltcd Slates army transport Sumner with convalescent soldiers on board has sailed for Snn Fran cisco. Summer Specials $25.75 Buffalo and return dally. $21.50 Louisville, Ky. and retrun on sale August 21, 25 nnd 26. $24.75 devest' 0, and return on sale Septomber 7 to 10. Homeseekers' Excursions On sale first nnd third Tuesday ench month. Summer tourist rates to nil resorts, nllow lng stopovers at Detroit, Niagara Falls and Iluffnlo. for rates, lake trios, Pan-American descriptive matters, call at Omaha & St. Louis Olllce, No. HIS Far nam street (Paxton hotel block), or write Harry E. Moores. O. A. P. D. Omaha, Nob. Weak Nerves People cannot heln worrvlnir when their nerve are weak. That feeling of languor, iiiiuiirM aim exiiniimion IS the fearful condition which often pre cede itmnlty. The power to work or study dimluMirs nnd despondency de presses the mind night nnd tiny. If you are suffering the torture of Nervoui Debility, there Is no knowing how soon you may decline to something more horrible. Ilut you enn get well. The youthful strength, buoyancy nnd happiness enn be restored by the use of They have cured thousands, nnd we have so much confidence In them that we give nn iron clud guarantee with a f5.00 order. Selit'nnywhereln plain package. S1.00 per box, o boxes for S3 00. Hook free. Bwr ajaf hv Tfnlin jft. f.t m. eiltina Fuller Paint Ac Drug Co'.', omuiia; mii Dttvia Drun Co., Council MlufU, U. A Building Contractor will find an opportunity to get a most desirable olllwe next to the Building Con tractors' Club. The olllce id very cool and pleasant and the rent reasonable. It has all the many advantages of other oliices building. in The I3eo R. C. Peters 6c Co Rental Agents. Ground Hour, Hue Htiilding. iif i m "lies, Cockroucliofl, Water tJiiRn, Croton IJiJgs, and all otlicr Vorruin ...by udni;... Stetmitf Electric Victti. n Ooi a: driujut" n l isrooors or uuui dlrol la cpald. etonrnc aisotrlo Pnsto Oo., CHICAOO, lltQ. MONEY, Refunded. nntuoDr Kay'H Hcnovator 111 r.MTM (1 tf Ltit'ttk li Anktl. P'Hion, Hi rr and Kidneys Ikst lonle, laxstlve, blood purillfir linown for til chrnulo llt,ucs: rennvoies and lnvli(iiriit4 'h wlioie yntem and ( urcs vory worst cbhuv. Oei trial box at onoo. If notn.itl!H.d nun It notlfj m, wo wlllrtfund money by return mull Write your symptom for I r;t MtsiHrai Advice, sample nnd proof, tb to tOoaidruKltts:. Ur. H, .1 Kv.inrstr.gi. N V- w ILCOX TANSY PILLS Monthi7 ntguuur. ssitar.a uri. Fills. Orusjolnti or by Mill. Prlct, fa KAnrftnr Wiiman'ft Safaatiatd (frae). WILCOX UED. CO.. 329 N. IBth SI., PIU.. Pc. old by obarman St McCunntll Drue Ca. WHITE DOVB vSfta raiirr fulls lu ilc.troy orr- n ror tironK uri.;:, tno nppr;ne tor which uouni ult after uiiiiK tills rfmcilr dlvrn In ay liquid wltll or without Knuwlodiditif lotlrnt, lontelrnt II ot ntannan A Mci'unurll ami Kiihn 4 Co ilrucnt.K oi.misi'! s.ti'iivr: iiiisti WALL STREET Money Will C.urn lllu Alonlhly lleturn The Investor s I'"und J'nys Kcml-Monthly. Tho oniesl extubilahed In America. ,0 certlflcate-holdes ecr lost n cent. Pay. ments snndo to ull subscribers every IS days. No trouble No dnlny. Money rtfuiidud on demand, Wrlto todny for particulars, free to any address. l,, li. .11 I Ul, i ,v uo., IIiiiUiiii lliillilliiix, ,ni Yorlf. r-ipliiis tottu. Boyd Commission Co Successors to Jnuics E. Lloyd 6 Co., OMAHA, NEB. COMMISSION CHAIN l'MOVIMO AM) STOCKS. Slut. l of Trado Ilullilliitf. Direct wires to Chicago and New Yorfc Correaoudencv, John A. Wuiren U Co. I