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THE O MATT A DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 2G, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grain Mtrktti Bole Fnirly Aetirt tad
Etiitr Bicaiui f law Ratal.
REPORTS FROM EUROPE CAUSE A RISE
Trench Hnrtmtn Arc Delayed by Wr(
Wcnther Crop In Iiutla inferior
Cables Send Cum Illuhcr
l'rovlnloua Dull.
..f'J,,KAfl?' Julf 2S. The sraln markets
rilcu iiitivu nnii msIit today, because
thru hud been little ruin In Iowa and the
iiorlliwcM September wheat nnil corn
dosed each Tic lowir and outH c down.
I'rovlslons closed 2,jc lower.
hen the whent market opened trulcrs
bowed to the Influences of last i.liih.'
ruins In the northwest, to eiiy cables and
HUn to thn wcnknvnH In corn prions. Sep
tember sold from 7lc to 70c, under prctsur
of Ions stuff. Following thii there wan nn
almost Instant recovery to 71c on report
of rising temperatures In the spring whent
country. It wns fenred that thn heat would
be purtlculnrly dmiuBlnn lollowln t.o
ritlim so quickly. The innrket faltered 'or
fi time at thin advance and then contlnn d
upward on reports of r.iln delaying hn vest
ing In l-ranco mid n cable claiming that ths
ItiiHKlnti crop wiih rnp.dly ilrterlorntlng. Tin
strength at this time ueltig displayed by
corn wan a contributory factor In th tlrm
ncss. loiter In tho session the corn r
nctlon anil a. decllno In northwestern mur
kels became potent factor and eptcmbr
uruuneii anil riofcu miner wean, ?fcc nunc-
renieriuty a i ,v,ir. importers reported .s
0,'lds taken and firiilinnril rleiirniiern In
whent and Hour were equal to 2,W3,0iO bti.
l1r!nmri rr,lnlu nn... f,f,.i 1W1 till ..nml.nrnl
with 617,000 Im, InHt yenr. Minneapolis nnd
Duluth reported 274 cars, ng.ilnst 213 last
week nnd 2.15 a yenr ago, Local receipts
were 271 cars, M of contract crude.
That It Is an extremely dllTlrult matter
to Judco thu wcntlier reports received from
various sources wns shown by the action
of the corn market. Ileforo the beginning
of the session private reports had It that
Iowa, hml received a fair drenching nn I
that there had been scattered showers In
other pnrts of the corn belt I'nder n rush
of tolling orders September opened from
Me to f5 touched S1.c nnd then ru h"d
back to SlUc In short order. The i lllclnl
weather report, showing only light shower.
catnn later. Its predictions alsi offered
nothing of a hopeful nature for the crop
and traders faced about and ran the mai
ket up to r.7'4o. A report saying thnt lain
within the week would brighten tho pr is
pects of 75 per cent of the crop lmd somi
weight In the decline to 55Hc which came
later 8Iilng by longs to secure protltB il
thing they would have done under almost
nny circumstances, of course wu ngaln t
tho price all day. September closed Tic
lower nt 60c. Hecelpts wcrn 13S cars.
Oats Hveraged with corn during a nervous
and compnratlvely unlet session. There
wns not the volume of trade thnt there wns
yesterday, longs selling considerably les.
Weakness took the, form of a lack nt buy
ers. The bulk of trading was clos t i
yesterday's close, prices casing when busi
ness became dull. September sold between
MUflSWc nnd 35c and closed c lower nt
35c. Hecelpts wero 100 cars.
Provisions were dull, the pit at tlmrs
being almost deserted. After fluctuat n s
narrowly, prices closed 2'4c lower. Scptem
ber pork at SH.M, September lnrd at $1 .0
CiWi nnd September ribs nt . . ,.
Estimated receipts tomorrow': Whent. 1.0
enrs, corn, 145 enrs; oats, H cars; hogs,
Sl.nno head. , , ...
Tho lending futures ranged ns follows.
Artlclcs.l Open. I High.!' taw. Close-nros-y.
Whent
July
Sept.
Pec.
Corn
July
Sept.
Pec.
tJrttS
July
Sept.
Mny
Tork
Sept.
Jan.
I.nrd
Sept.
Oct.
Jail.
Oct.
Jan.
No.
He: turkeys. 9c; fowls, 0'4e; dressed, slow;
springers, Mate; turkeys, 7il84c; fowls, 8
He.
1'OTATonS-Qulctj New York, 180 lbs.,
12.2.yJ2.7o; southern, extrj, per bbl., J2.W.
KICK Klrnt; domestic, fair to extra, 4li
0i'c; Jnpnn, 4tc.
, MuLASHES-Qulet; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 3547c.
MKTAI.SThe local tin market was un
settled nnd higher, with available spot
sjpplles well concentrated. Tho closing
spot price wns 27,15?.7.23. Sales were
made ex-steamer due next week at Via.'o
nnd August sold ut J':c.7 down to tZfi.50.
closing with J20.50 usked nnd G.4'l bid. No
vember closed .it 2.).2!, sellers. American
Tlnptate company has not ndvnnced Its
I)rlces for tlnplates nnd Its uuoted rute Is
still Jl at mill, but New York orders nro
not wanted owing to the strike. Uut Job
bers ura holding their stocks for higher
pr ces and some special sizes have been
sold at (5 nnd even J.V2J per box. Thu Lon
don market closed with spot tin 1 os lower
nt 119 15s nnd futures unchanged nt 111
10s, Copper was dull and nominal here nt
17 for Inko and J1C.0JV4 for casting nnd
electrolytic. London closed a shade lower,
with llnnl prlcea for the dny showing spot
at G712sd nnd futures at S. Prices
wero Is 3d lowor nt London, closing nt
12 Is 3d, while the local market wus tin
changt d nt 4fc. Spelter was quiet locally
nt JJ.W03.D3, while London closed 5s net
higher nt Hi 15s. Iron, both hor. im.l
'abroad, wns .pilet, especially In lindon;
imiul-b uuuiiHiiKeu. uiasgow cioscil at 4s
and Mlddlcsijorough at 41s loiid. Local
prices ciohcii a' iouuws: j'lg iron war
rants. u.oiii.uo: no. l northern foundry,
m.fjfl 15.&o; No. 2 northern foundry, 51I.hk!i
11.50; No. I southern foundry, J14.7551 15.25:
No, 1 southern soft, J14.76M15.26. -
OMAHA WHO LUNA M3 .MAltKKT.
CO',5 7iVS, G1V4 70
70H5f7l T'Vt 70j5 ijji
72'O-H iM 72T(. 73U
Dsn r5'i ra4 BtVJ
55 (Tloi1. R7',, 55 5fi
5ii 67'i 68 5H
351 3rt 3SH 35S
35 tiilwmi , SS
3!vdl4 3 28,' 33 '4
14 45 14 50 11 45 U 50
II 30 14 CO 14 tS H 84
S72'4 S72U 8 70 8 724
S 75 8 77W 8 75 S 7j
8 C1M 8 5 8 CZi 8 65
7 97 8 00 7 07',4 8 CO
8 CO 8 024 S ( . 8 02J4
7 77V4 7 80 7 87V4 7
70-H
72 i
7IU
ran
10
17, .
se
36U
3D
14 52V4
It DO
8 75
8 774
8 (5
8 024
S 15
7 SO
l uu -Stead? patcnti.
- (0- VtralghtT 2.b0O3 20: clears. J&cm
Ak specials. J3.00i34.00; straights, J2.70W
3. bnkl-rs. J2.10y2.80. .
WHKAT No. 3 spring, 6Wfilc; No. - rca,
7,COIIN-No. 2. r,RV,c: No. 2 yellow, tMc.
OATS-No. 2. 37UCI No. 2 white, 33Sj40Uc;
No. 3 white, 3SfM0c.
KTH-No2: xf jl.8?! prime timothy.
nsTi" clover, eontrnct grado, Jio.
Si! , .IiIm Vloose). S7.RVflS.CiS. nry snltcl
'f&y811, SUOrt
'teiiiqTAAnSft'WKh wines. Jl.:. t
eVl!ownB nroBthe receipts and Bhjpmcnt
lar iouu)
n...lntM CJMnmfnt
....319.000 179 0 0
...,i53,o:o lW-qu
....100.01X) 159,0 0
.... R.f'OO ..
RAM l.0
.."vi.Veo'exchango today the but-
hggs. steady. ii"esn l-12V4c.
M1W YOHK OBXBHAli MAIlKKT.
riour. bbls.
Wheat, bit.
Porn, nil....
Oats, bu....
l..n till
H:rlcy. bu..
(luotntlons
of tho liny on Vatican
Coiniuodltlea.
VCW YORK July 23. FLOUR Kecetpts.
i.i. In irnilll. IJ.IO!'! J.IU:
?hSlc "to funcr. J3.153.ir;. fiyo flour, oulct;
fiflr "o gooil7 W.TO85t: choice to fancy.
COHNMBAI Finn. .
IlYK Qulot; No. 2 western. COc. f. o. b..
afloat; stnte. 66067c. c. I. f.. Now York, car
'"hAULKY Dull; feeding. c. c. 1. L.
New York; malting. c. I. f.. N
York
VAUru exports,
bu. Spot, easy; No. i red , c. f. ... b..
g lott tno mnrKci j i ',( V ...
lly. .Twnsvsc. closing in io-,ii. ""h"0.''
-:i6ti77 3.10c. closing at 7fiVtic; October. ,7
:7iic. closing at 77c; December, i81ifji9Hc,
noVThe-rn Dubitl,: Vswc.' f. o. b.. afloat; No.
1 hard Duluth. 7SWc f. o. h nllont; Op
tions had nn nctivo and weak oponlnR
under rain news In the northwest, from
which It Inter part y recovered on big
r,."'v'-;. V,. rorplan buv nc. laie re-
town of ' bullish northwest i;ew and
covering; a llnnl sharp .leclltie iimler Jeallx-
in
Ji
70
COHN Hecelpts. 70,000 toll. ; exports. 1S,o3S
bu. Spot, easy; No, 2, 67Tc elevator, and
5Sc, ntloat. Option innrket opened weak
under reports of rnlns through tho com
belt, but gradually recovered on subsequent
advices of hot winds In Knnsas nnd Ne
brnskn. There wns a llnnl reaction under
realizing, with the closo unsettled l4SJlc de
cline. July. T'. closing nt 59c; September.
5SWBHio. closing at fMfic: October closed
nt 69c; December, 8l4iCHic. closing ut
OATS Hecelpts, 53,000 bu,; exports. fOO
bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, 4V4c; No. 2 white,
43Vi5(l4c; No. 3 white, 43c; track mixed
western. 4CKH42C: truck white, 42V40I9C Op
tlon market weak nt llrst on gains, then
recovered with corn.
HAY' Steady ; shipping, 70(f75o; good to
choice. 87',4Ll9H4c.
HOTS Quiet; state, common to choice,
19M crop, 13yi6c; 1S99 crop, 10130; old olds.
2flCc; rnclllo const, 1900 crop, 13(fJ17i4c; 1S99
crop. lH(15c; old olds, 2?6c.
HIDKS-Stendy; Onlveston, 20 to 25 lbs., 18
eriSVic: California, 21 to 23 lbs., 19i4c; xns
dry. 21 to 2S lb 14Wc.
LH ATI 1 KH Steady ; hemlock solo, Iluenos
Ayres, light to heavyweights, 24M23cj acid,
24i25c.
PnOVISIONS-Heef, steady; family, J11.50
ffJ12.00; mess, J9.60U10.W; beef hams, $30 50
21 50; city, extrn Indln mess, Jlfi.OOtJlS Oi);
pneketj JlO.OOia 15.50. Cut meats, quiet;
pickled bellies. S9.6flfiu.Ci: nlekled shoul
ders. $7.23; pleklcd hnms, JlLOVftn.-V). Lnrd,
quiet; western steamed, $9; rellued, steady;
continent, $9.05; South America. $6.90; com
pound, $7.(W7.15. Pork, steady: family, $16.50
6j 17.00; short elenr, J16.OO017.5O; mess, J1J.50
IJ16.50.
TAILOW-Steady; cltv ($2 per pkg.), 4H
C?6io. countrv (pkgs. free). 4Te.
Hl'TTKK Receipts, fi.603 pkgs.; market
llrmer: state dairy. ItyiSo; creamery, 16T
20Hc; factory, 1315c; Imitation factory, 14
Jfl'r.- . .
fitrci-isi-; ueceipis, ,Ba pKgs.; market
prm; fancy, large, colored, 9Wc; fancy.
inrgu, wniie, ac; lancy, small, C"
iiVjc: innev, small, wniie, WiC
lored,
EOaS Receipts. 7.390 nkes.. market firm;
Btntn and Pennsylvania, 16R17c; western
candled, 14015c: western uncnndled, SQ12c.
POULTRY-Allvc, lower, 12c; sprVisen,
Condition of Trnilp nnd Unntntlons on
Maple mill I'uiier Produce.
!':R?t,?""iU?c,p.lI,,.a,i,bcrn,i Io"s 1081014c
L1VK POL'LrilY-Hens. 6Wil1ViC young
and old roosters. 3'fjuc; turkeys, Gysc; ducks
u('jo Ktese. 5c; spring chickens, per lb., 12
UIJ'TTKR-Common to fair, 12fti2H::
ch. ?t-dairy. In tubs. lISJISc: separator, :0c.
FHKS1I FlHH-llMck bass. lc; wh te
bass.Sc; blucilsh, 11c; bullheads, 10a; bluo
Una, ,c; buffaloes, C'ic; catfish, 12c; cod, 9c;
ciappits, ijlue. clscocs, 7c; halibut, lie;
herring, 6c; haddock. 10c; pike, 9c: red snap
per. Ha;: salmon, 14c; sunilsh, oc; trout, 9c;
whltellsh. 9c.
PIUKUNS-Llve, per dcz.. Jl.
VUALS-Cholce. MJ9C
tl,,AI'ncc quoted by Omahr. Wholesale
uS,;ll;r" nssoclntlon: Choice up and,
JIO.dO, No. 2 uplnml, $9.50; medium, $.to;
course, Js. Rye strnw, $6.50. These prices
nro for liny or good color and quality. De
"ii'i' .fa r Receipts, 3 cars,
UK AT 71 'ic
OATS-No. 2 white, 41c.
CORN-No. 3, hie.
11RAN-JI5.O0.
VKQIiTAIlLKS
yH.V.UARn-Ilome grown per lb., lc.
CLCUMUURS-llome grown, por doz., 40
ii 50c.
LKTTl'CK-Pcr bu 20c.
RADISH ES-Pcd doz., 15320c.
PARSLKY-Per doz., 20c.
NHW POTATOKS-l'er bu.. SOOOc.
CAIIHAOH Home grown, 2','c.
TOMATUlCS-lexHs. 4-basket crates, $1.50.
ONIONS Ilermudas, per crate, J2.25; new
California, 2c.
CAULI FLOWER Home grown, per dox.,
75c. ,
EANS-Wu.x. per hair-bushel biVket,
$1; string, per hnlf-bu. basket, 75c.
PEAS-Per bu., $1; per half-W. 60c.
CANTALOUPE-Pcr basket, 75cfl$l;
crates. $2.
U' ITI,M)Mt'f nVB rr- Ofteirfl-- 1-
.. i, , ,...jut,vji.vii:,Mtni aviiGot; V lull.
CELERY" ICalamazoo. per bunch, 23y30c.
FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-Pcr crate, $4.00.
HLACiaiERRIKS-Pr 24-qt. case, $2.
HASPHERlt ES Per 21-qt. case. $3; red,
per 21-qt. case, $2.30.
CHERRIKS-Nntlve. per K-lb. basket. 35c;
Missouri, per 21-qt. case, $2.
PKACHKS-Caltfornla, per box. 90c: free
stone, $1.10; choice Elbertos, Jl.Oy; fancy,
'PRICOTS-Cjlifornla, 4-basket crates,
1.50.
PLUMS California, per crate. $1.25S1.50.
GOPSKUERIIIES-Per 21-qt. case. $2.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOKS-Valenclos, $4.75; Med. sweets,
iBMONS-Catlfornln, extra fancy, $5.50
0.00; choice J3.60. .
,bMi'ASVcr 1'unch, ncordlng to size,
$2.iKifJ.a0.
FIGS California, new cartons. 75e. Inv.
ers, 6oc: Imported, per lb.. 10frl2c.
DAT LS Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, Salrs, 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per bbl.. .35; par htif-bbl.. J2 75
NUTS-Engllsh walnuts', per lb.? 15c; nt
berts, per lb., 13c; nlmonds, per lb., 182uc:
-ftw. V,C!,nVi,8,"U!r lb" B5"ic; "roasted. 6iip
tic; llrnzlls, 13c; pecans, loy22c.
c,'R.KSTNo;. L Brri,n. BV4o; No. 2 green.
1 veal calf. 8 to 12i4lbs.. Sc; No. 2 veal calt.
,. iSrMl " nines, maize: sheen
pelts. 2573c; horse hides. $1.50(Jj2.25. P
St. I.nnls !rnln anil PrnrUlons,
v!T-o LCiu,s., J",' 23. WHEAT Lower;
iX?r 2 .rr." "J'- e'ovator. ic; track, 69?if
one; July, cs?tc: September, C9Hc; Decern-
LORN Lower; No. 2 chsIi. 67c track
S.4j8c; July, 56!4c; September, 6G-i;c: De'
cember. i"74c.
TinATT.1'SW0.r! 2 c-nBh- 40c" ,rnck- 0e;
white fowc 1 ncmbcr' 37c: May 40: No. i
n 'junh - -.-....j, iCU winter paienis.
tr"!. "ml st,ff: t
A ' Strong: tlmothv.
nmri.. ill ii: "l"u"1''
JNHISKY Stendv at J1.20.
IRON COTTONTIES-JI Ou
HAGOINO-GnfZ7';c.
HEMP T WINK 9c!
FLAXSEED-No trading
..PROVISIONS - Pork? steadv
J15.76. I-nrrl inH i. ".ftW"
meats (boxed) quiet: 'extra shorts, & rV
$9.37;V clenVVldos: W ws C1Cur rlbs'
tetifrul rfUU- tJKU0. Spel
bi,'OU.!'ThYr"jyrm! chickens, gffioc; ttlr.
da"rvTT3ffe 1 'rm: crpnmer-. 1621Wc;
Knnsn. City Ornln nnd Provisions.
if.N2AS. CI.TY 3"y 23 WHEAT-July
N.1,,A;1hil!ie.0,ci No- f,0! No
t--OU?Ju1&, r,HJ7fi0cj September. NKc
iLemc 5'!.: cash. No. 2 mixed (A
61Ue; No. 2 wh to. 01c; No 3 60c a
OATS-No. 2 white, 44c.
RYE No, 2, 54c.
Plillnilrlpliln Prmlncr Mnrkrt,
I'HILADELPHIA. July 25,-nt'TTP.n.
JH.00317.60;
lohhlnir.
Dry -alt
Firm, good demand; fancy creamery wesfT
em nnd prints, 21c. wpi-
iJwv?.S.. rmi frpf!' ncrl' and western.
In rfiVnW -"Whwctern. 124c: fre,".
fllHESH-Vlfm... V . . ..
creanVsV smaU.' 9H9V: N wYofnncy'
full creams, fair to choice. 91J9UC
Tolrdo Hriiln nnd Seed.
TOLEDO. O.. July 2o.-WHEAT-Ar'lve
lower: ensh ahd July. 7iio; August. 7iMc!
September. 72?Jc; December, 7H4c. '
CORN-Dull. lower; ensh nnd July, 54Hc;
September. 56c. 7-.-,
GA.X3T.DuUi ensn nml September. 35lc.
III L 5le,
CLOVERSEED-Actlve. higher; cash,
prime, $6.70; October, $6 20 bid.
.llllvtnuli.T nrnln Mnrliet.
MILWAUKEE. July 25. - WHEAT -Easier:
No. 1 northern. 72c; No. 2 northern,
ilMiC: September, "Pic.
RYE Stendv: No. J. fGUe.
4oJ?53elW,3YHlKhcr; Is'01' 2' K61c: "ample
CORN-September, 50c.
Iliilutb ni-nln Mnrkrt,
DriiV,T"',-,V,y.?,5 wheat-no. i imrd.
cash. 72Tio; July. 72c; September. 70ny;r c
August, 71e; October. 70o; December. 7Pic
NJ,vs.,?I,rl.5.',,ni C7c 3 Pnng, 63c.
L Oltr. S2He.
OATS-36i,i536c.
Prorln Mnrtiets,
PEORIA. Ill,, July 25,-CORN-Nomlnally
steadv: no sales reported.
OATS Steady; Nn. 3. 33c, hilled through..
WHISKY On the bnsls of $1,29 for fin
ished goods,
llnnlc Clenrlnsn.
OMAHA. July 25,-Clearlngs. $912,113; cor
responding day last year, $1,140,999; de
crease. I22S.8S6.
IIOSTON. Julv 25. Clearings, $18,417,175;
balances. J1.R37.7.M.
NEW YORK .7ulv 23,-Clearings, $221,0n0,.
00n: Imlancef, t9.iilS.7GO.
C1IICAQO, July 25,-Clearlngs, $:3,S3I,9S3j
balances, $2,216,350; posted exchange, $4.S6y
4 SSH; New York exchnnge, 2nc discount
ST. LOUIS, July 25-CIK.irlngs, $3,971,363;
bnlances, $576,072; money, iy7 per cent, New
York exchangi, 15c discount bid, 10c dis
count nskd.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Clenrlngs.
$13,212,241; balances, $2,158,072; money, 4JHV4
per cent.
UALTIMORE, July 23.-Cle.irlngs, $2.0S9,
6031 balances, $342,032; money, 5 per cent.
SKIV YOIUC STOCKS AXI HOXDS.
Speculator AnnltliiK Uesnlti of Crops
In Drouth District.
NEW YORK, July 23. The upward reac
tion In stocks this morning marked another
phase in the speculation. Some further
light Is evidently awaited on tho actual re
sults to the cro of the period of drouth
In the west, which has tormed, together
with tho steel strike, thu basis of the recent
speculation for the fall. The professional
traders, anxious to develop a now specula
tive market, Joined In the buying nnd
helped to advance prices. The bituminous
coal carriers, the anthracite group and
some of the roads In the southern region
wero prominent In the leadership of this
movement nnd helped to hold a dull mnrkct
lirm through the middle portion of the ses
sion, -t
The announcement of the engagement at
the assay ollli e of $300,WX In gold sent prices
downward ngnln, but not to the lowest, Tho
gold Is supposedly for export, although the
destination is not announced, The fact thnt
gold should go out with the exchange mar
ket yielding to the supply created by largo
foreign buying of grain todny aroused re
newed attention to tho fact that nomo
special demand for gold exists abroad
which can draw It from New York with ex
change below the normal gold export point.
Tho market became so nearly stagnant nt
the decline that the courage of the bulls
was revived nnd they marked up prices
ngnln. The sudden advance of nbout 2
points each In United States Steel stocks
nnd nn enrller nilvnnco of about 2 points In
Amalgamated Conner hclned to make the
closing strong nnd quite active, with many 1
stocks back at the ton level nf the ilnv.
There wns considerable! muulpulntlon evi
dent on tho advance, the principal part of
which was restricted to a small circle.
Railroad bonds were more active than
yesterday and there wns a very large de
mand for thu bonds exchangeable for Uur
llugton stock and some buying ulso of Hal
tlinorc St Ohio convertible bonds. The mar
ket generally whs somewhat Irregular. To
tal sales, par value, tl,&!0,onu. United States
bonds were all unchanged on thu last cull.
The Commerclnl Advertiser's Loudon
financial cablegram says: Tho markets
here were stagnant today except for heavy
and general liquidation In Americans, which
gently slid down till New York came as u
good buyer of the grangers, giving a smart
lift to tho list. In thu street prices eased
ngnln. The bank bought 30,wo bars In
gold. Money was scarce on treasury bill
applications.
The following are Che closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
8, 4.CSc: No, 9, 4.60c; No. 10, 4.65c; No. 11,
4.6c; No. i2. 4.50c; No. 13, C.5oc; No, II,
4.loc; standard A, 5.23c; confectioners A,
5.2ic; moulJ A, o.SOc; cut lonf, 5.9oc;
crushed, 5.93c; powdered, 6.55c; granulated,
u.IjC; -Ubes, 5.7UO.
LONDON, July 25.-IIEET SUOAR-July,
9s iUd.
NEW ORLEANS, July :5.-Sl'aAR-Qulet:
open kettle, 33-16.H4c: oncn kettle,
centrifugal, 3TsW4He: centrifugal vellow, 4i
filO-lCc; seconds. 2U53Tc. Molnuef, oul.;
centrifugal, 65Hc.
Cotton Mnrliot,
NEW YORK, July 23.-COTTON-The
cotton market was weaker today, with
prices lower under bear selling nnd total
absence of speculative support, Spot closed
tc lower; middling gult. VSC! sales, 127
bales. Futures closed strong; July, i.2oc;
September, 7.26c; October, 7.3.'c; November,
7.3lc; December, 7.36c; January, 7.40c; eb
runry, 7.10c; March, 7.4.1c; April, 7.16c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23. COTTON
Easy; sales. 1,450 bales; ordinary, fic; good
ordinary, 011-lKc; good middling, SHc; mid
dling fair, STic; receipts, 2,819 bales; slock,
79,920 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July 23,-COTTON-Qtllet,
l-16o lower; sales, none; middling. 8V4c; re
ceipts, 0.2 bales; shipments, 7,610 bales;
stock. 73.DI2 bales.
LIVEKHJOL, July 25,-COTTON-Spot,
moderate business, prices ensler; good mid
dling, 4 11-I6d; middling. 4 7-16(1; low mid
dling, l7-32d; good ordinary, 3 3-32d; ordi
nary, 3 23-32d. The sales of the day wero
3.000 bales, of which 600 were for specula
tion nnd export mid Included 7,2oo bales
American. Receipts, 27,000 bales, Including
23,2() American.
OALVESTON. July 25.-COTTON-Qulct,
SHc.
CnnVe Mnrbct.
Atclilfon
do pM
ltnltlrnorc Ohio..
ilo JlfJ
Cnnailliin Paclllc...
(,'nnadn So
Chen. & Ohio
Oilcneo & Alton...
do pM
C, I). & Q
Chicago, lnil. &. L.
do pfd
Chicago .t U. ill...
Chicago II. W
do Ut pM
do 2d pfd
Chicago & N. W...
C, 11 .1. : P
CMciko Ter. A Tr.
do pfd
f?. ir 13. A HI. L...
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudfon ....
Del. L. & XV
Denver it It. a.....
do pfd
Kile
ilo lit pfd
do M pfd
(It. Nor. pfd
llocklnr Valley ...
do pfd
llllnoU Central ....
Iowa Central
do pfd
Lake Krle W....
do pf.l
L. & N
Mnnlmttnn L
.Met. dt. lty
Mex. Central
Mex. National ....
Minn, tc Kt. L
Mo. Pacific
M K. &. T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & XV
do pfd
Ontario A IV
Pennsylvania
Heading
do lt pfd
do 2d pfd
fit. U & S. F
do Ut pfd
do 2d pfd
SI. L. Southw ,
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
, 72 So. Pa.clfle
i N'. So Railway
, K do pfd
02 Texas & Pacific ...
.10314 Tol., St. I &. W...
, 61 do pfd
4114 Union Pacific
3714, do pfd
, 7J,5 Wabnali
,10:i do pfd
13 Wheel. & L. E
I do 2,1 pfd
.122 Wis. Central
:3'i do pfd
M'.i p. C. C. & St. I...
41 Adami Kx
112 American lZx
1IIT U. H, Kx
IS', Wells-KatRO Ux....
117 Aninl. Copper
!i Amer. Car & F....,
13 do pfd
4' 'Amer. Lin. Oil ,
SU4 do pfd
117 Amer. S. & 11
S2Ji do pfd
41 Amer. Tobacco ....
OHi Anac. Mln. Co ,
37 llrooklya It. T ,
o Colorado K. & Iron
i Wm Con. Oas
1T2 Con. Tobacco ,
43 do pfd ,
74(4 Gen. niectrlc
141?i aiucow Sugar .....
2 iHocUllig Coal ,
72 ilnter. Paper ,
f1 I do pfd ,
II Inter. Power ,
1MH Iiclede Gas ,
Ufc?i National lllncult ...
lM'4 National Lead ....
i 'National Salt
S do pfd ,
.107 No. American ,
!" Pacific Coast ,
25Vi Pacific Mall ,
?? People's Uaa
bi .Preted S. Car
151U' do pfd ,
4T4 rullman P. Car...,
' f inepubllo Steel
. do ptd
H34Su:ar ,
i 41?4 Tenn. Coal & Iron..
10H.
4114
77
CHI
!7
584
159'.4
1S1
Union narg &. P
do pfd
U. S. leather
do pfd
U. S. Rubber .
do pfd
U. S. Steel ...
do pfd
Western Union
2! IS
M
41
20
33
fJli
SI.
4)
17!3
20!i
41
,
170
140
ini
W
i
100'i
um
4114
764
110
64S
115
217
W4
20
1011
M4
10
41i
1014
43
75
100
04
13
111
42Ti
(3
171
lfi
7I.4
"-Ii
R?4
7014
1JH
7S'4
41T4
!'0i4
Offered.
8
me
Sexr York Money Market,
NEW YORK. July 25.-MONEY-On call,
teady, 2y2Va per cent; last loan, 2H; prlmo
lercauiiie liaper, who.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business In bankers' hands, Jl.SVilp
4.874 for demand nnd 4.8I4G4.S4? for sixty
days; posted rates, $4.8Gf4.!si4; commercial
bills, J4.S45j l.Slii.
SILVER Bur, I8ic", Mexican dollars,
46Vic
llONDS Government, steady; state, In
actlve; mllroad, Irregular.
'l'ho cluiluc iiiWtt ui. uoiids todKi ar a
follows:
U. S. ref. 2, reg..
do coupon
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4s. reg,..,
do coupon
do old lb, reg
do coupon
do !, reg
do coupon
of C. 3 6S
Atchleon gen. 4a...
do adj. 4s
'Canada So. 2s
Ches. & Ohio 41s,.
do 3s
C. & N. XV. o. 7...
do S. Y. deb. 5s.
Chlcano Ter. 4s
Colorado So, 4s,...
Denver & It. O. 4.i
Hrle gecneral 4s....
F. XV. & D. C. Is.,
flen. Klectrlo
Iowa Centrnl la....
L. ft N. unl. 4s....
M.. K. & T. 2
do 4s
108
1'rtH1
loo
137
133
113
113
1"7?4
103
121
1U3H'
ss
IWli
161'j
13H4
u:ii
01'
mi
102
S61J
104
200
115V,1
1011,
S3
SfH'
N. T. Central la...
N. J. C. gin. Ca....
No. Pacific 3s
do 4
N Y. C ft St L Is.
N. ft XV. con. 4s...
Oregon Nav. la....
Mo 4
Oregon S, L. fin....
do consol Cb
Itendlng gen. 4...
Itlo Q. XV. Is
St L ft I M c. fs..
St I. ft S F s, Cs,.
St. Taul consols ..
St. P., C. ft P. Is.
do Ss
So. Pacifls 4s
So, Hallway is
S. It. ft T. 6s
Teas ft Pacific Is.
do 2
Unlon Pacific 4
waoasli la
do 2a
West Shore 4s
Wis. Central 1
Va. Centuries
10 IH
127i
72
1031i
ion;
102
10711
102?4
127
1164
0314
100'i
It 611
132
173
120
117
S1H
11014
M
1 1
OS
104
1.71
112
I121J
s;?4
91
Bid. Offered.
Iloslnu StneUn 11 ml floods.
ROSTON. July 25.-Cnll loans, Iftiy. per
cent; time loans, 45J4& por cent, o'illclal
closing;
A., T. ft 8. F
do ptd
Amer. Sugar
American Tel
lloatnn ft Albany..
HoMton Klevated...
Huston ft Me
Dominion Coal ....
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd
ITtclil.urg pfd
Cen. Electric
Mexican Central .,
N. K. O, ft C
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Union Pacific
t'nlon Iimt
West Knd
, 7214
. ?4'a
1(2'
,160
.:m
. js
,ll!
. :
, m
,11.1
,237
. 2A?i
, 6
, ;s
3
Wcstlngh. niectrlc. reij
Atchison 4s jcti-
N. II. a. ft C. Ml,
.Ki.niiuru i's
lllnnliam M. Co 21
Amal. Copper 113
Atlnntlc u
Calumet ft Hecla.. 76
Centennial 27
I'rnniiiin 17
Humboldt 25
Osceola ., 031
iParrot Si
.Qulm-y j ;o
.Santa 1 Copper... 1i
iTamarack 343
,ftab Mining 29
'Winona ;ij
jWolvtrlnea (9yt
.New York MlntiitT iStocks.
NEW YORK. July 25,-Tho following are
the closing ijuotatlons on mining mocks;
Adams Con 1J (Utile Chief u
.Alice 43 'Ontario ....t 7s
llreeco 110 Ophlr 7a
llrunswlck Con 12 ,Phonlx 9
Comstoek Tunnel... 6li Potosl ', 7
Con. Cal. & Va 200 SavaKe 6
Deadwood Terra 55 'Sierra Nevada 15
Horn Silver M0 Small Hopes 10
Iron Silver 5? Standard 300
I.eadvllle Con 62 I
Xrsr York Ilry Rnndi Mnrkct.
NEW YORK, July 25.-DRY GOOllS-Tha
American Woolen company opened new
lines of fancy woolens for spring trd.iy.
Prices cannot be compared with last year,
owing to thu diversification of product, but
generally regarded us on ns low a biM
comparatively as tho piece dyes opened
Monday. There has been no rlunge u-int-ever
In the cotton goods market, huslne s
continuing limited nnd prices generally
steady.
Sugnr Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. July 25.-SUGAR-Raw,
steady; fair retlnlng, 3 9.16c; centrifugal, 91
test. 4 C-liVc; mol.ixsrs sugar, 3 5-luu, re
fined, steady; No. 6, 4. Sic; No. 7, 4.15c; No.
i
NEW YORK. July 23.-COFFEE-A
rnther better feeling obtnlned In locnl coffee
circles todny, though not until the close was
there any marked Indication of It. The
mnrkct stnrted steady In tone nt unchanged
prices nnd In the absence of special news
of importance from the outside world ruled
comparatively ."lull, with prices fluctuating
within a bare 6 points of the Initial bids. The
foreign market news wns as expected nnd
the crop movement was close to general
preconceived Ideas. Just nt the close shorts
covered and with the buying. In conjunction
with light bull support, the market closed
lirm. net unchanged to 6 points higher. To
ta tii cs, 22.250 bags. Including: August.
4.S0c; September, 4.85M.90c; October, 4.P3c;
December, o.TOWj.IOc; March. 6.30c; May,
5,4mC,: "''V1, Ul"- ens-: N". " Invoice, 6io;
mild, quiet; Cordova, SQllVic
(Ml nnd Itoaln.
o.ll" ,'T-V' P'1:i.,J,,y 23.-OIL-Crcillt bnl
?."f,!,'J,1f'; certificates, no bid; shipments,
?5'.95- !?!' 8,1 average, 101.233 bbls.; runs,
. .KV.A9IlK' Ju'v K.-OILS-Cottonsecd,
dull. Petroleum, lirm, Rsln, quiet: strained,
common tn good. Jl.ioyi.42',4. Turpentine,
steady, 3iV!j36Uc.
LIVERPOOL. July 25.-OILS-Turpentlne
spirits. Hleady at 21s; rosin, common, 12s 3d.
LONDON. July 25.-OILS-Petroleum, Mid.
Rosin. American strained. Is 7',fcd. Llntced,
32s. Turpentine spirits, 32s.
ICvnporntcd nnd Dried fruits.
NEW YORK, July 23.-DRIED FRUITS
A t'nlr volume of out of town orders was
noted e-irly In the day for dried fruits, With
h moderate local trade.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Mnrkct rule 1
quiet and steady; state, common to good,
SliflSc; prime, 6Vjrd6-7ic; choice, flQC-ic;
fnncy, 014Ji7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Market
ruled dull nnd nomlnnlly unchanged.
Prunes. 3,l)6l4C. Apricots. Roynl. xtjl2c;
Idoor Park. 7V4f12c. Poaches, peeled, 11
18c; unpcelcd, Oil 10c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-WOOL Unchanged,
but active: medium grades U(fJ17c; light
tine, 11614c; heavy line, lllc; tub washed,
12Q24C.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCIC MAIIKGT.
Cuttle Slow nnil Sternly, While Hons
Open lIlKber.
ClilCAGO. July 25. CATTLE Receipts,
13,600 hend, Including 26 head Texans; slow
but generally steady; good to prlmo steers,
f5.33fj-3.M; poor to medium, 14.(Xril 3-2o ; stock
ers nnd feeders, 2.40QI.OO; cows. 2.75Sf4.30;
heifers, $2.264.73; dinners, J2.73ff3.25; balls,
J2.23ii2.50: Texas steers, J3.00ff4.50.
HOGS Receipts, 33,000 head; tomorrow,
22,000 hcail, estimated; left over, 8,000 head;
opened steady to strong; closed steady to 5c
lower; mixed and butchers, J5.G5fj6.10: good
to choice heavy. J5.30fj6.10; rough heavy,
J3.Mfi5.S5; light, J5.75fl5.90; bulk of sales,
J4.K)6.S0. ...
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Rccelpts, 15,000
head; lambs, Wa'tfc lower: good to choice
wethers, J2.80$fl.2o; fair to choice mixed,
J3.3G(83.S0' western sheep, J3.33Q3.40; year
lings, J4.00-t.50i nativo lambs, J3.005.40;
western lambs, J4.4CKfJii.40.
Ofllclal receipts ami shipments for yes
terday: RECEIPTS-Cattle, 36.682 head; hogs, 35,
581 head: sheep, 10,546 head.
SHIPMENTS Cattle, 6,571 head; hogs,
5,626 head; sheep, 1,044 head.
mn LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Eeodiptt Lljht and Biaf Etn Stld
Study to a Ehadt Lwr,
HOGS OrENED FIVE HIGHER, CLOSED WEAK
Sheep Lnte In Arriving nn Mnrkrt, but
Di'iniitid In l.nuil Minpe nnd .lust
About Mend Prices Paid lor
HotU Sheep and Lniubs,
SOUTH OMAHA, July 23.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclal Monday 1,012 4,23 4,7
Ulhclal Tuesday 3,230 10,s74 10,i97
Olllclal Wednesday '.'.liJ 10,bvSi ,.JJ
Ulllclal Thursduy 'J.H'.'ti H.isT 3,vti0
Four days this week.... t,9J5 37.S34 25,102
Sumo days hist week. ...11,403 60.4V7 HA1 1 J
biliuu week before 10.U12 2o,2;s 11.070
Sumo three weeks ago .. 0,o60 '.'7,'J(1 7,;w?
banic'tour weeks ao....ll,!ii2 2i,tHS ,510
bamu days last year.... 11, 330 SW.2IH '.".',U.'!i
Averugo price paid for hogs ut South
Omaha the past several days with comparisons:
July 3...
July 4. .
July 6...
July o...
July 7..
July s...
July a ..
July 10..
July 11..
July 12..
July u..
July 14..
July 15..
July 16..
Juiy 17
July 18..
July 19...
July 20...
July si..,
July 22..,
July 23 .,
July 24..
July ,..,
I 1901. 19U0.U99.lS3$.lS97.lSS6.IH9i.
4 70
6 7lli 5 Oil
6 73H
6 iD-J.'
5 S32-5
6 MH
6 fcfiU
5 1'2S
6 95-i
6 M('8
6 77i
6 64
6 65-
6 5s U
6 S
5 07-'
6 7''4I
0 W-li,
5 OS I
6 16
6 111
f
6 13
5 13)
6 V4
6 02
5 13
6 OS
6 02
4 91
4 t7
I Mi
4 :s,
607
6 15
5 15
5 05
3 78 3 66
3 3 3 tjtjj
d IU
3 8
3 781
a 70
3 73 1
3 82
3 11
3 kl
3 Sri!
3 00,
3 96
4 04
4 0.li
4 OS
3 99. 3 77
1 3 821
4 01 ,
4 16 3 82
4 28i 3 8'J,
3 S6
3 81
3 79
3 82
4 361
4 31 3 89
4 191
4 21
4 34
3 21
3 2S
3 28
3 32
3 35
4 21
3 IS
3 14
3 15
3 I.'
3 20i
3 2S
I
3 32
3 38
3 27
3 2o
3 36
I
931
2 97
i 98
3 01
2 16
i 87
4 f4
4 81
4 91
4 76
1 M
Kt 3 55 1 Ko 1 ;o
1 W I 3 IT 2 .',0
1 W 4 'J 1 1M 4
1 M0 4 (V) 2 HO 5 to
1 150 4 e0 1 10 S H
STAGS.
1 73') 2 i
STOCK COWS AND HEtFEHS.
IS 12 2 (0 5
1 m : n 3
i f.70 ! 1
3 4? J 45 I
1 U30 !M
HULLS.
(M : co
1123 2 eO
1180 2 10
iro : is
llf'l 1 25
jiao : ?s
m 2 h
im : :s
w 1 :o
i!iri w
14'M 2 65
5l 3 50
641 2 oO
570 2 51
. (IS 2 73
... 5(0 3 SJ
... 1 ;j
... 670 2
...i:o 2 :.t
...15i 2'75
...ISiM 2 5
...KM 2 75
...1430 3 00
...l!D 3
...1.M0 3 ,')
HOOS There was another generous sup
ply ot hogs here today, but the market
opened In good season active and just
about a nickel higher on tho good hugs.
Packers seemed to have llbetul orders and
it was not long before the bulk ol the ot
tering was out of llrst hands. Good mixed
hogs sold very largely at $5,721 and i.v;;.
The choicer loads and heavier weights
brought J.mIIj and from that on up to 6.00,
which is M10 highest price paid on this mar
ket In Mime time. The lighter weights were
neglected the same ns has been tho case
for some time, and sellers In some cases
thought they had to take about yesterdays
prices for thnt class of stuff Later reports
from Chicago quoted that mnrkct a nickel
lower than the opening, which of course
made the feeling weaker here, and for 11
time not much was done.
The last end of tho market was rather
slow and the advance was largely lost. It
wan ine iiKiiiweiKin sum. iiiiucvcr. Hint
I was left to 11 great extent, which made
' packers rather indifferent buyers. About
' everything was sold, though, at a reason-
uuic nour. iicprcscniuuva sales:
2 'Jli 4 67
1 4 711
97
3 00
3 U5
3 07
2
4 15
4 8S
I 81
2 97, I 82
2 95 4 83
I oy
2 971 4 91
2 98 1
2 OS 4 S3
2 .Ml 4 81
2 921 4 76
2 89 4 81
3
14
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The ulllclal number of cars of slock
Drought I.i today by each road was:
w ... Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. IPr's.
.11. oc 01. I.,,
O. A St. L
Mltiumirl I, ,,. tin..
Uiilon Pnclllu System
C. & N. W
F.. E. & M. V
ri. C. & P
C, St. P., M. & O
11. & M...
C U. .t Q
K. C. & St. J
C. R. I. & P.. cast..
C R. 1. fc P., west..
Illinois Central
1
( No.
'$....
3 ...
n....
91....
f6....
I !'....
32....
85....
71....
S5 IM
90 232
79 212
50 IM ...
...216 1C0
...195 ...
...213 160
...2W
210
3
19
7
16
'j
30
1
6
4
31
1
37
I
17
36
6
ii
7
11
los
17
14
KnnsnH City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9.000 hend natives, 1,400 head Tex
ans, 600 head calves; native beef steers, 10fl
15c higher; Texuns, strong; cows nnii
heifers, steady: stockers nnd feeders, lower;
choice export nnd dress beef steers, J5,33fii
6.75; fair to good, J4.55i31.63: stockers and
feeders, J3.60Jj3.75; western-fed steers, JI.40
(6.50; western rnngnj. steers, J3.504,25; Tex
f Pi?AJ,mi In(llnn". $3.00(34.25: Texas cows,
J2.60fI3.10: native cows. J2.505K25: heifers.
2.505r4.S5: cuiuicrs. $1.75(32.40; bulls, $2.25
4.25: calves, $2.50(34.75.
ItOGS-Recclpts. 15,000 head; market 6c
higher; top, J6.12V4; bulk of sales. $5.50(116.00:
heavy, $6.006.12: mixed packers, J5.IM
SIIEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.600
head; sheep, steady; lambs, easy, JI.OOM
6.00; wethers, J3.25SK00: ewes, $2 7503.25:
western range sheep, J3.23Q3.S0.
St. I.onli Live Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. July 23. CATTLE Recolnts
2.400 head. Including 700 head TcxaiS? mar'.
iVs,f,e.ni'lS;li?ui'e shlPP'nff and export
ZTrl' Hftffl&j dressed beef and butcher
tr-im?-f2P?a; steers under 1.0CO i,s
J3.b.)(34.fi0j stockers nnd feeders, J2.50fZl.lO:
Sn.wsJ?n'1 heifers, J2.O0fTI.50: ennners. $1.25
2-'.5ikX?,x" Indian steers. $3.104.00.
HOGS-Recclpts. 5,9m) head; market a
shailo ensler. pigs and lights. 3.80ffi5.90
P QwrrA-n3'7??0: butchers? J5.M4T6 17!i.
.ock:5!18 nnd
Si. .Ioo, ,V if,..- Mnrkrt
ST. JOSEPH. July 25. CATTLE Receipts
5.613 head; market stoady to 10c w" :
i'Sn v!liW,,S?B'?Bi cows ",d lieifers. Ji.rW
4.60: nulls and stags, $2.O0f4.7R: stockers nnd
te?&I?A U70f?,4'(V): vcnl!"' .ooT5.ro " 1
HOns-Rccelntx. 13,700 head; mnrket
Jiv to 6e higher: light nnd light mlxe-l,
$ ' i. fJn.,-0: medium nnd heavy, 3.63?r6.ru:
pies 3 0001.50; bulk. $5 70f!6.f0.
SIIEEP AM; LA MRS Receipts, 1 f30
head: sheep active, sto.idy on best, others
jlow, but no lower.
Nrw York Mvr Xtoek Mnrkrt,
NEW YORK,
eclpts, 1.351 hend
Cables stendv.
CALVES-Rreelpts. 4.17 hend: slow, nbout
steadv: venls. r..503(!.ro. '
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Ri-eelnts, 3.7f
head; sheep steady, fnl- to choice limbs
WV higher; sheep, $2.5'(3l.25j lamb, .1.15't
IIOGS-Recelpts. 1,(14 hoad; steady; we.it
ern hogs, f6.25.
Stock In "ilulit.
Thn following tnble shows the recelnts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at tho tlvo principal
live stock markets Julv 2S: 1
South Omnhn
Chicago
Karis.m rity .,
St. Louis ,
St. Joseph
4.1S1
Total receipts 9:
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, euch buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 20 1,12.1 1 0
Swift and Company 197 1,491 806
Cudahy Packing Co 1.0J6 4,192 1.7C0
Armour .v uo .:.
Om. I'kg. Co., from K. C. 93
Swift, from K. C
Swift, from country
R, Pecker & Dcgan
Lobmnn & Co
W, I, Stephens
Hamilton & Rothschild..
L. F. Husz '
H. L. Dennis & Co
II. F. Hobblck
North P. & P. Co
Other buyers
49
"67
119
63
15
4
3
28
"l'oZ
43
603
Total 2,'131 11.496 3.1K)
CATTLE There was not a heavy run of
cattle hero toduy, and its packers nil
seemed to wnnt a few, tho market did not
show much change from yesterday, even
though Chicago was reported weak to a
illmo lower.
There wero about 60 cars of beef steers
In tho yards this morning and buyers
started In fairly early and cattle began
moving toward tho scales at prices that
looked steady to a shado lower than yes
terday. Tho market was a trifle uneven,
ns prices have scarcely settled down to a
steady basis from yesterday's sharp do
cline. Thu market, though, was talrly
active and most everything at all good
was sold at a reasor&bly early hour.
There wero not very many cows and
heifers on salo today nnd the murkot was
active and Just about steady all around,
lluyers seemed to wnnt tho stuff and ns a
result It was not long before the pens were
cleared.
Dulls, calves nnd stags also sold In Just
about yesterday's notches. Tho better
grades were In nctivo demand, but the
commoner kinds were a little draggy, the
same us usual.
Thero was not what might bo cnllod
an active Blocker and feeder market today.
The demand from tho country yesterday
showed quite a falling off and speculators
carried over quite a tew cattlo. For thnt
reason they were not liberal buyers today
and would not take anything unless they
could get It for les3 money than they paid
yesterday. The supply, however, on sale
was not large, so that most everything
was finally disposed of. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
.c. Av. lr. No. Av. Pr.
4 675 3 00 78 10C9 4 55
1 510 2 00 41 993 4 63
11., 983 3 ( 0 17 1167 4 70
1 7E0 3 00 19 1201 4 75
20 758 3 10 1; lf,)2 4 W
3 109 . 3 55 35 1155 4 hi
850 3 50 17 1117 4 85
1 900 3 50 21 1305 4 ko
4 1335 3 SO 4 1017 4 85
1 873 3 75 20 1103 4 85
2 875 4 '.0 M 112s 4 fio
1 SS0 4 00 42 UOO 4 95
2 995 4 IO 1 1020 5 00
(6 1141 4 IX) 13 1094 5 00
1 950 4 25 35 1211 5 03
1 910 4 25 15 UN 5 00
1 940 4 23 V, 1236 5 05
43 1012 4 0 41 , 1195 6 05
21 1173 4 30 20 mi 6
f,7 1087 4 40 21 1115 5 10
24 1009 4 40 20 1200 E 15
30 1012 4 1 0 49 109 1 5 -J)
9 H7 4 50 44 1070 5 10
43 1083 4 .'0 7 1055 5 20
39 1US 4 M 15 1277 5 30
2 975 4 50 53 1246 5 40
1 1180 4 55 22 1310 5 40
1 1110 4 t5
July f5, REEVES Re
no trade of Importance.
lines,
11.787
.-n.roo
15A1
5.900
13,701
Sheen,
3,f,66
15,000
4.600
1.911
Totals
.32.S0O S1.3S7 28,090
THH REALTY MARKET.
Wnrrnnty Ilreils.
G. D Rice nnd wlfn to Chnrlrston
HOIltV cnmivlnv. aU lnt i Mnr1j 1.-
shinn's id ndd..'. .. ; j
rV,1H f'yon.'In nnd wife to Frank
lll'ek. s',. lot 10, block 3. Potter ."i
Cnbb'f ndd
Omnhn I-onn and Rulldlng nsoelntb n
to E. E. Jlrysnn. 1 30 fct of i120
feet lots 10 nnd 11. lllnn'f 7 llrnkn'n
ndd '
W A. Jeffries nnd wl'e to Osenr
Peterpnn, w4 lot 6, block 4, Reed's
3d nM
Amv Silver to Martin Kroll. lot 4,
block 3 Wilcox ndd
V. 11. Wnlker nnd wife to Rnsnn
Li ml company, block so. Itansnn....
Edward Augustlno nnd wife to
Charles Krenl, nnrt lots 27 nnd 2,
Kountr's 2d ndd t
T. n. Whlttlen-v and wife to Jennie
O'Rrlen. ffo feet lots 11 and 12,
block 23. South Omnhn 4,0J
J. P. O'Rrlen to Annn Rehultz, s4
lot 17, block 9. Rrnwn Park 6V)
E, A, Iwls and wife to F. II. Gnlnes,
c69 feet lot 8 nnd efiO feet of s9 feet
lot 7. block 3, subdlv, of J. I,
Redlck's add 19,451
Total amount of transfers $29,:01
1.7:5
l.Offl
475
430
1
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STEER3 AND HEIFERS.
, i.w a TO 13 101,,
,103 3 00 20 975
STEERS AND COWS.
,840 3 CO
COWS.
1 25 2 1070
23 905
1 960
21 1038
1 820
.... 820
.... 860
.... 780
.... 970
....1100
....1000
.... 788
.... 9.V)
....1070
.... 731
.... 720
.... "f
,...10l
....1043
.... 890
.... 99S
....1100
.... 950
.... r.r.s
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.... 8S1
.... 800
.... sso
....1000
.... 760
....1116
.... 907
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1 25
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1 25
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1 75
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2 40
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.... 900 2 (0
.,..100 3 f5
.... 850 2 75
....11V) 2 75
,,..io:o 2 75
....1010 2 73
.... 975 2 .'3
COWS AND HEIFERS.
....liH7 4 2
HEIFERS.
21.'.'.'.
is""
1021
1120
1240
740
960
870
734
1310
803
1310
9S0
1030
1110
10SO
828
1230
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1000
975
1100
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.... 614
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. 300
. k75
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4 90
2 75
2 75
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2 95
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4 0O
4 00
4 10
3 15
3 23
3 33
3 33
3 53
3 40
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3 50
3 50
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4 00
STOCKERS AND FEf
1 440 2 MO 5 730 3 00
2 CO.) 2 i3 3 601 3 03
1 1010 2 a0 12 in 3 05
1 "50 2 50 1 630 3 03
2 "75 2 jO 6 610 3 05
1 640 2 50 4 395 i 10
1 630 2 50 40 M2 3 15
1 900 2 n0 5 (K,) 3 13
15 84) 2 70 1 19) S 3
1 810 2 "5 3 970 3 13
21 860 2 30 4 970 1 16
1 793 2 53 2 5 3 15
4 612 3 00 3 , S5 3 15
15 I5 3 11 772 3 20
J5 701 3 i)
STOCK CALVES.
1 370 1 50 1 370 SO
1 17V t 25 1 ,-, 310 1 M
4 232 Yil 1 200 3 15
CALVE8.
1 ISO 3 0) 1 250 4 50
I
120 8 1.7 ij
40 5 O.'j
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..193 40 3 03
..110 120 3 .12',i
. .1.6 160 5 85
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..204 200 5 671,
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64 210 160 I
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.. 6 774
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..310 80 5 80
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5 14
... 5 85
... 6 85
,.. 3 874
,.. S874
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... 6 00
.illI.E?iI!Thore .were a 'cw hP 1"
sight this morning, but the trains were
late In arriving and for thnt reason the
market was slow In Betting started. When
the sheep did come In they nad to bo ported,
which made the market all tho later In
opening. Tho demund, however, on thu
part of packers was In good shape, and
when the sheep did begin to chango hands
Just about steady prices were paid for
anything nt all desirable.
Lambs were also In good request where
the quality was satisfactory, and no par
ticular change from yesterday was noted
In the prices pnld.
The demand for feeders Bhowed no signs
of Improving today.
Quotations: Choice yearlings. $3.6393.85;
fair to good yearlings, J3.40&3.65; cnolco
wethers. 83.65fi3.75; fair to good wethers.
3.35fJ3.6o; choice ewes, 3.16ft3.25; fair to
food ewes, 2.6Og3.00; choice spring limbs,
I.65S5.00; fair to good spring lambs, 14..5'a
4.63: feeder wethers, 2.6Ofj3.0O: feeder lambs,
w.waj.oo. ucpreseniative sales
ii(,
4 Idaho bucks ..
31 Utah ewes ....
21 Utah ewes ....
1 Utah buck ....
36 ewes
286 Idaho ewes ....
340 Idaho wethers
60 Utah wethers ,
27 Utah wethers .
415 Idaho lambs ..
Av
170
99
106
SO
91
99
80
8)
M
63
Pr.
2 00
2 'BO
2 60
2 SO
3 00
3 00
3 60
3 65
3 65
I 80
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
No. 11886. Alter et al, State ex rel,
Kountzn Pros. Error from Adams County.
Reversed and Remanded. Opinion by Sedg
wick. C. Department No. 2. (Not re
ported). Thero being no ovldcnrn to support tho
findings nnd judgment ns to n part of tho
defendants the Judgment Is reversed ns to
them.
If suit Is begun against a municipal
corporation by filing petition nnd Issuing
nnd cervlng of summons It Is Irregular to
enter a Judgment ngnlnnt defendnnt with
out first entering Its default. Hut Judg
ment when so entered nfter answer dny
upon tho written stipulation of defend
ant's attorney will not be void when col
laterally attacked.
Section 482 of the code applies to Judg
ments ngalnst municipal corporations, but
proceedings by mandamus, if In good faith,
to compel a levy ond collection of taxes
to pay tho J.ldgment will be equivalent to
Issuing an execution on Judgment ngalnst
nn Individual.
Whether levy nnd collection of taxes by
tho proper officers nnd paying tho same
upon tho pudgment will pievcnt tho samo
from becoming dormant- Qilere.
If no tax Is lovkd ond no proceedings
begun to compel such levy n Judgment
against a municipal corporation will be
come dormant In live yenrn.
After n Judgment ngalnst n municipal
corporation has become dormant the levy
of a tax and payment on such Judgment
will not revlvo the same; the statutory
method nf revivor Is exclusive.
No. 11270. State ngalnst Chicago, Rock
Island & Pnclflc Rallrond Comnnnv. Orlir.
Inal. Motion denied. Per Curiam.
1. The circuit court of the United Stntes
Is without Jurisdiction tn enjoin a stnto
from the enforcement of Its own laws
2. Thnt which the federal court Is without
power to do directly It cannot accomplish
Indirectly.
3. It Is nn valid ground for the dismissal
of nn action brought by the state against
a corporation that the federal court has
granted nn Injunction to restrnln the at
torney general from the prosecution
thereof.
No, 11303. Llonbergcr ngalnst Pclton et al.
Appeal from Pawner. Alllrmed. Oldham,
C. Division No 2. Reported.
When n hoard of eounlv eommliilnnir
has estnbllshed a section line road and has
mndo an nwnrd of dnmnge.i to the claim
ants for ilimnges bv reason nf the opening
of such rrad. nnd the amount of the dam
ages so iiK.irdeil hns been paid by tho peti
tioners Into Iho road fund of the district In
which suh highway Is located and tmli
sum his been tendered tn the claimants,
nnd the tlnlmnnts hnve refused to accept
such damiiges nnd hnve nppealed from iho
awnrd so made, injunction will not lie at
the suit ff such claimants to restrain tho
opening if such road.
No. 11817. State ngalnst Ileldcnbrund. Er
ror from Dawson. Exception 1 sustained.
Norval, C. J.
1. Section f, chapter xll, Comnlbd Stat
utes, is not vlolntlve of section 3. article I.
of the constitution, which decrees that 'no
person shall bn deprived of life, liberty or
property without duo process of law."
Z. Prior to the adoption of tho constitu
tion no person had the Inherent right to es
tabllsh his defense in every Instance by
oral evidence. '
3. There Is no vested right In any rulo of
the common law.
4. The legislature, may change the rules of
evidence.
6. A statute will not bo declared void as
against public policy, slnco such statute,
when duly enncled, Is the expressed publlo
polhy of tho stnt upon the subject
6 'I he c institution does not prohibit tho
leglslntute from idoptlns comprehensive)
tides tu bills.
7. A lew will not bo declared unconstl
tulloiial merely because the title Is broader
thiin the body of the net.
8. The title of the act of the leslslnturo ot
IS, 1 iSesKiun Laws IS,;, p. 61 ' tu prevent the
fraudulent traiisler of persoii.il property
with sulllclrnt clearness Indicates the sub
ject of the proposed legislation.
No. lists. Alyon ncnltut State. Error
from MadlMiii Reve: eil. Norwtl. C I
1. An Information for 11 it assault with In
tent to commit great bodily Injury, framed
under section I7i of the Criminal Code, Is
siilllclent where the offense Is churned in
the language .f the statute without stating
the means with which the assault wns com
mltted. 2. A conviction of an nssnult and battery
Is Improper under 1.11 information charging
nn assault with mtuu t . Inlllot great bodily
Injurv, where the aermcnts therein do not
Include a iiatU'i .
No. U2S8. llarker against Wheeler. Error
from Diiuc.lns. Itevorscd Sullivan, J.
1. In an action uVon a promissory note, or
other contract for the unconditional pay
ment of niHiiey. a general denial, being re
garded as the code ciiuli.ilent of the bom.
mon law plea of non-assumpsit, does not
put the allegation of non-payment In Issue,
2. In actions upon contracts for the un
conditional piiMiient of tnotiej it Is not per
missible, under a general denial, to piovo
payment, even though made In accordance
with the terms of the contract.
3. Hut In an nctlnn on an olllclal bond, or
other bond of Indemnity, the plaintiff Is
not, by 1111 answer consisting of n general
denial, relieved from tho necessity of prov
ing the loss or Injury out of which his right
of action nrosc.
4. An offer to prove payment Is not In
every case nn Implied admission that tho
pin tut! IT once had an actionable demand, Its
purpose may be proved that a right of ac
tion ever existed '
5 Payment Is nit new mnttcr within tho
meaning of sivtlon W of the Code of Civil
Procedure when It Is offered to dlsputo ft
charge of otllrlil misconduct.
No. 11779. Rush against Stale. Error from
Dundy. Alllrmed. Norval, C. J
An Information charging murder miv i
verified by the prosecuting attorney n tho
proper county. The terms "prosecuting
nttorncy nnd "county attorney" are used
Interchangeable In our MntuUs nnd nro
synonnmoiis. It Is proper for the county
nttorncy, under direction of the district
court, to procure nn attorney to assist
him In the trial of a person charged with
n felonv nml such assistant not required
to qualify and give u bond as deputy county
attorney. The state Is required to furnl.fi
a defendant Informed ngnlnt for n felony
with one copy, and no more, of the In
formation llled against him, within twenty
four hours after such Ming. Held, that
the record discloses that the Jury wero In
the custody of the sheriff during tho en
tire progress of the trial. The alleged
misconduct of a Juror to be available, on
review, must be presented by tho record,
nnd assigned for error In the motl n for 11
new trial. Assignments of error complain
ing of tho giving of groups ot Instructions)
are too Indefinite and uncertain to be con
sidered, unless nil included In such groups
nre bad Evidence exnmlned and held suf
llclcnt to sustain a conviction of murder
In the llrst degree.
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