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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAifc JULY 21 , 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. 11
THE COSDITIOS OF TRADE
The Volume of Bnsincsi Continuss Quito
JULY A GOOD MONTH FOR JOBBERS
Tlio Ttntntl Trade I > pcclnlly with Thoto
Ifnndlliiff the Higher Cliisii of ( loodi
Not Very Active Hunk ClearIngs -
Ings Large ,
That part of July nlrondy passed has boon
characterized by n very good Jobbing trade
at Omaha. .Even should the week to como
only show n moJcrato trade the averaso for
thonvholo month would be very satisfactory.
This condition of trade has not boon lim
ited to any ono branch , but applies to the
Jobbing trade tn general. Sotno lines ot busi
ness may have experienced mnro activity
than othcri , Just as ono jobbing houio may
huvo a bolter Xrndo than another , hut they
have nil been reasonably nctlvo nnd no conv
plaints nro hcurd from any source ,
Most Jobblnir houses huvo had about nil
the business Hint they cared to do nnd all
hands huvo been uopt busy In filling orders.
The feeling In Jcbblng circles Is ono of con
fidence owing to tlio generally good pros-
prets for crop * In Nebraska.
A recent issue of the Now York Bulletin
devotes considerable spnco to n re
view ot thu dry goods trade during
the pnst six months. According to his
authority the dry goods ttudo has passed
through six months of vurlnd experiences ,
with n gradual movement toward n moio
satisfactory condition than hud existed for
Bomo tlmo bofore. The main features Unvo
. been n low level of prices and a largo busi
ness. Thu former win the outcome of cheap
raw material In the great stnplo urnnchps of
cotton and woolen manufactures , the latter
*
being in no unull degree Iho result of the
former encouraging IncrcnstU. consumption.
It wns oxpcctcd thnt the demand from the
grnln'growtng sections of the country would
prove extensive , but that the conditions of
the south would ho an offctituul barrier to
nny Improvement there. Results have shown
that In the ono direction business has barclv
readied the anticipated dimensions , while
they have exceeded thorn In the other. The
enormous grain crops have not been sold at
the high prices looked for , nnd the expendi
ture on dry goods has probably boon Ilttlo In
excess of the previous year throughout the
west , but thn purchasing power of the dollar
bus been ( -renter. This , moro than anything
else , has enabled the south to show results ,
which , outsldo of too Atlantic states , com-
pnro favorably with the preceding year.
Trade wus comparatively late in getting
Into motion , nnd when well under way
Buffered moro than tbo usual spring Inter
ruptions from bad weather , , floods and bad
roads. Both at the bciiinnln of the year
mid nguln some tune later it appeared us
though stock * , of manufactured goods would
accumulate materially o.i the bauds of
agents , but Judicious concessions In some of
tbo leading staples accelerated the movement
mid thu half year closed with slocks In bet
ter shape than at nnv preceding time during
the six months. This Is noticcubfo In brown
nnd bleached shootings und shirtings , in n
\arioty of colcrcd cottons , and romnntnbly so
in the Instance ot print cloth fabrics , of
which tbcro tins been u lurpc consumption in
the shnpu ot prints , Uld-finished cambrics
nnd other converted styles.
In cotton dross fabrics It has boon em
phatically a printed goods season ; riot be
cause of an unusual call for ordinary prints ,
but from the extensive vrrletios of special
ties which have been put successfully on
ibo market. The beauty ot thu designs and
colorings of these and the excellency of the
fabrics proved most attractive to the trade ,
nnd what is quite us important hnvo shown
the high standard now reached by our manu
facturers and printers. The great popular
ity of printed patterns naturally affected the
d cm nnd for ginghams and other woven
styles , and the inuiffercnt business In these
has bean an exception to the conoral rulo.
Not the least snttsfnctcry feature of tbo
talf year's trade has been found In the rcg-
lilnrlty of collodions. In western sections ,
\vboro money was moro plentiful than of into
years , It Is not surprising that bills were
promptly mot ; but the south , where back-
Tv'nranofs in nottlcmcnts might naturally
have been looked for , has suffered nothing in
comparison with the rest ot the country.
Agents and jobbers in this city and jobbers
throughout the west and south are ull acrecd
in reporting outstanding indebtedness at the
cloFo of tbo bait ycnr under the average.
This U testimony to the conservative basis
on which buslnc&s lias been done , und thnt
sales under the provailint ; policy hnvo been
KO largo is nmplo prcof of an extensive con
sumptive domand.
The bulf year has thus closed with the
market generally in good sbupo und with an
txcollunt oqtlook for the coming six months ,
to * withstanding tbo fact that the p'niatdei-
llal campaign Is likely to oxcrciso a disturb
ing influence. < i
The fanner himself is not inoro Interested ,
ml decs not pay more attention to crop pros
pects than the nvorugo business man ut the
present tlmo. The advices from different
sections of Nebraska seem to point to
another Inrgo crop. Recent showers cover
ing the greater portion of the state hn/o re
moved nil apprehensions of any Immediate
daiiL-cr to thu ci.rn crop train drouth.
July Is not generally a good month In thn
retail trade , and the present Is no exception
to the rulo. The stoics currying u cheaper
class.of goods appear to bo enjoying a lanror
trada thun these which aim to supply : tie
bettor class ot customers. This may bo ex
plained by the fuel tbnt at this season a
great many.of the wealthy pcoolo are out of
the city , and the stores which they patron-
Izu necessarily feel their ubsoncu in a di
minished trado. '
Tlio Financial Situation.
The money market continues in nbout tbo
snnid shape as noted a wock ago. Ttio re
ports of tbo clearing house make a very
peed showing , and would seam to indicate
a good deal of activity in business circles.
The following will show the clearings for
each day of the past week :
\ Jlondny tl.30l.n7l.T4
Tuesday ' , ' ' .
1,07''J 3.t8 :
Wednesday uil ; , > ! . > > .45
ThnrBilay l.u.tM.Nl" ) . ! : ;
Trld-iy tnofl'.77 ; )
buturduy 1U < | ,7 < I4.57
Total tV.y-,7.HO' (
As compared with the previous week ,
there is a alight decrease in the clearings.
Ituiil l > tntu Murkut.
The past week has not been distinguished
by tiny great activity In real citato circles.
If anything , the mnrlcct was not in nctlvo as
during the previous week , The sale of Dun
dee Pluce brought up thu tra infers somowliut ,
The total transfers for the month of July un
to and Including the 22nd nro $ 'J)1.S51. : ) The
total tor the week ending Friday wus 01,259.
The total of the building permits issued
during tha week was light , amounting to
only . ' 0,250. .
AH SKIV : itv nu.v.
Onmlm'n Tiudol'xonptlonully Onoil unit Her
I'roxpi'otH llrli'litunlii' ; . '
W. II. Roborsou , manager of R. U. Dun &
Co.'s Mercantile agency , cays :
"Trade in oil JJu'ohiB HUOJ , saving dru-s ,
liquors uud lumbar , U exceptionally good.
The drug houses nuuo no complaint , bow-
over , and the lumber trade outsluo of Omaha
Ik qulto satisfactory , The liquor nun and
brewers huvo hud a dull week uud report
local collections u trlllo DOW. !
"Jti I ho grocery trudo the ruirked foatura
IK the rapid advance In prlcoj ot canned
goods and dried fruits. Tha short fruit
crop everywhere Is responsible for this. As
u result the grocers tlnd prolhs bolter than
a yvnr n-ru , wtii-n the deniund for canned and
dried uoods wus small and tno domxud for
sugars , on which the margin of protit is al'
\\uvs Unlit , wus very large.
"Tlio hardware dealers report a stiffening
of prices onA no nails , bur iron and steel
beams , duo In purl to Iho labor controversies
in thn oa t.
Collections continue unusually good owing
to the fact that money Is vary cusy lu the
country.
"Thu produce ronimtsmon dealers have n d
n good week Thu only drawback bus been
the shortness of the supply of frulta and
ini'lons. The demand for fruits hut boon
ubeud of the supply ull tbo season. Califor
nia U depended upon for pouches , prunes
pear * and miwontblo price * are ex
pected. Apples will bo very high , Iho crnp
tn this section being a complete failure.
"Tho bankers are in no better humor than
last week. tcposlts continue to accumulate
and the domnnd for money is very slow.
Only ono bank Is contracting Its loins in any
general tense. The snvlncs Institutions
changed their rates of intcrctt on July 1 ,
and are now paving 4 per cent on open ac
counts , 4' on three months and 5 par cent
on six months' C'.Ttlllcntcs. The bankers say
thnt this change from f > per cent to 4 per cent
on open accounts has induced ninny to take
six n.onths certificates , and bus slightly reduced -
ducod the totnl of deposits , but t.ol so much
ns nntlcipitrd.
"Rolnil trndo continues dull in nearly nil
lines , especially nmor.g dealers tn luxuries ,
Thu dry goods men regard the outlook
ns favorable for n bettor full Irado ,
hut Just , now owing to the season and the
absence of the wealthier clllzons , there Is
Ilttlo doing. Boots nnd shoes nro In bettor
demand than usunl ill this season , Grocers
uro not suffering , but trade might be hotter
witb them nud still not bo phenomenal even
for midsummer. Real estate bus been Hat
for the most of the week.
"At South Omaha receipts of both cattle
and hois hnvo been rather bettor than last
week and prices have been somewhat lower ,
( JooJ cattle are not coming In very fust , and
feeders are not selling with much spirit. Re
ceipts of stackers and feeders were ahead of
the demand. Uood hogs nro bringing coed
prices , nnd the pens nro usually clonrcd
t-ailv in the day , though local houses are Indifferent -
different buyers a good share of the tlmo.
The rxtremely hot weather is not without Its
effect upon the market. .
' Rcgrots nrn tory general amoncr business
men that the Board of Trade should have re-
fusrd its endorsement of the proposition fern
n local freight bureau. Tbo only. lilndranio
to nn expansion of the Jobbing trade of the
flty Is the discrimination In freight rates ,
which seem t- > favor other cltloi in territory
nroporly belonging to Omnhn. A local
freight bureau with a compoto-it commis
sioner would do mucA to correct this. "
N'iim.vsKA : r.vcnoitv NOTKS.
evidences of 1'rnipcrlty ( i.itlicrcd Among
Il'inui Industries.
/The manufacturers of Omnhn have tron-
crully bean fairly active during ths wjok
past , executing In such lines of business ns
are especlnlly affected by the hot weather.
If thu local brewers nan bo induced to
have their boor kegs made in the city Instead
ot sending nwny for them it would moan
the employment of nt least thirty additional
skilled worklncmen In Omnhn. ft will nlso
mean the support ot that mnnv moro
families. At the present time the brewers
nro using tnschlne-miido kees obtained in
ether cities. SVhilo the lirst cost of these
ga Is lc s than Oinabti hand-made kegs ,
they nro said 10 bo no cheaper in Iho cud , us
they do hot lust as long. Motz Bros , uro
quoted ns snying thnt thov were in fa\/or / of
Keeping their business in Omaha it the ether
brewers will do the samo. At the present
tl.no there Is no establishment in Omaha
capable of turning out enough beer kcg.s to
supply the local brewers. U is surmised ,
however , that there soon will bo if it U
once known thnt such an ostnblUhmont
could get tlio business of lo.'al browcr * .
Tno extremely hot weather does not help
the millers. Housekeeper : ; no not baKe ns
much as usunl and the popular taste runs
moro to green vegetables , etc. , than to bread.
Snme miller. } eUlmnto that the amount of
flour consumed In prlvato families decreases
50 per cent during the extremely hot weather
of suminor.
W. It. Drummond spent a few days in
Sioux City the yast week. Business men
there sp. ak of tbo jobbing trade is gooJ , but
the retail trade is slow.
The Carter White Load company of O-nahu
is building a plunt In Chicago which will bo
about a duplicate of thoirEist Omaha fac
tory. Theobjectof loculliiga plant In Chicago
is tosupplv ihcircastorn trade , which can bo
reached to hotter ad van tairo from thut point
than from Omnhu. Tn lr present plum ,
lurgo as it is , cannot keep up with the con-
bluntly incrcusincdo annd for whlto lead.
Ttio Martin Morrissey Manufacturing com
pany of East Omaha has boon lillingan order
tor light casting to go to Chlcutro.
Marks Bros. , harness manufacturers In
East Omaha , report n good domand. They
would Hku thirty moro harness makers and
stltchors. Hera is an opportunity for a
number of skilled workmou to lind employ
ment.
The W. A. Pace Soap company Is turning
out 40J boxes of laundry soap par duy.
Tno Nebraska City packing house will
probably close down August 1 for repairs.
Thcro Is talk of establishing a mineral
paint manufactory at Nebraska City.
The Nebraska City cereal mills is pushed
to 1111 orders.
A patent railroad sollto , the Invnntion of a
NabrusKa City man , is soon to bo placed on
tbo market. It will bo manufactured at
that place.
The C. H. Krnssono Plow factory at No-
braskn City has done a goad buslnnss the
past three months , nnd the sbopj will prob-
nblv be enlarged next fall.
The Beatrice Times savs : W. A. Coleman -
man of the P > ipo Soap company at Omaha
was In the city toduy. Mr. Colornan is nno
traveling man who is not a resident of Beut-
rlco who has done much toward advertising
this city's manufacturing interests ever the
stato. lie lias from the start taken a lively
"
Interest in the homo palronngo movement" ,
which bo has aslstod in no small doL'roo.
Ho says the movement is not laieing in
Interest , but on the contrary is growin : : ODII-
stantly and a corrospomlinc inciv.isa In the
sula und consumption of homo products is
uotod all over tbo state.
003r OF SIDEWALKS.
Schedule of I'rlces 1'Ucit l > y tlio Hoard of
I'nldioVorI < s.
Early in the season nn ordinance was
passed ordering pernrinant sidewalks in
certain portions of the city. That ordinance
provided for stone or artificial stone walks
nloiii * ull slreots within the lira limits ,
with stono. nrtillclal siono or tlio
walks along the line of paved streets outsldo
ot tbo tire limits.
At the loltinof contracts Ford & Hughs
captured the artlllciul stone , J.V. . Pumas ft
Sous the natural stoao and J. O. Corby the
brick and lilo.
The ordlnnnco provides that pro
perty owners shall bo given un
onportunlty to luy their walks , but
if they nosloct or refuse so to do ,
then In thnt event they shall bo luid by the
cltv contractor.
The Board of Public Works nus prepared
the following table , which shows tbo class
of material that may bo ujcd uud tbo price
of each klud :
Tor si ) , foot.
Cents.
Artificial stone . . : !
White Colorado sixnJstono three Inches
thick . CO
White Colorado sandstone four Inches
thluu . , . >
Ited Colorado sandstone three Inches
thick . 24
Knil Colorado BHiulstono four Inches thick : M
Uhlos'tndMtono three Inches Ihlalc . ' . ' 5
Ohio snndxtono four Inches thick . Ill
ICunsiis stone three Inches thloU . . . . . . lA'
Kansas xlono fmir Inulics thick . 25
Indiana stone tluoo nches thick . * ! 5
Indiana stone four Inches thick . Kl
llrlek . U ) {
U'hon walks are condemned , thoio blanks
will bo left with property owner ) to mnlco
their selection of material. If Iho material
is not selected , tbo board will order the ma
terial thut Is most suitable for the street.
TIII : n i : A i/i Y MAKICCT.
TNBTUUMKNT8 placed on record July S3 ,
-J ! & !
WAUllAJVTV DEBUS.
rilrubsth Urn.vn and husband tn N I )
CoeUrell. o Si lot IV. block I , Lin wood
pirk $ 55D
l''rudi < rck ! Stabrol nnd xvlfo to 1'ranlc
Vufikornu , s ) J nw und no nw'tj-15-11. . . 5IOJ
N K Aokor und wife to W S O.ynn. lot IS ,
blonk 15 , 1st ndil to Kimili Omaha 050
Clinton Orcutt and w fo to Hans Jensen
ol al. lot II , block I , yiiurlann plucu , . . . Tu ]
\Vnllncc.iriMlo9 , to till Turrutt ,
lot IU. bio. U-ll , MoniiuHith liurk 60 }
W A Ulllltplonnd wife to Ml llnlstod.
lots 4.5 nnd 17 , block u. lots I , ' . ' . Hi and
17. Llouk 7. tot K. b.ook I' . lol . ' ( , block
II , lot ! ) , block K lull , bloox U , Ninth
Oninhiv , 65
Joseph Urudl nnd wife to Joseph Uru-
bor. lol II. block 4 , 1'nrk Forest add , . . . 05 }
Lin\\ood t'ark I.and company to J U
Kliiklo. lot IV blouk ' . ' . Llnwno.t park. . 350
Mary llwnniek to .Mury Uworaak. Jr. .
IOIH n and IS , bloou I , loti 1'J und 1) ,
b'ook S. loin 4. ( l , 1) ) nnd IU to lit. b oeu U.
lots 1 uud 2 , b.ock 4 , Uwnruok'H add. . . . 0,500
niius. : :
H J Pcunnoll , Hpootul tnnitor , to Charles
Iliilbach , lot 6 , Wood'k pliico , and lot It ) ,
block B. McCoinilck'n udd 10,000
Q A llcmiutt. khor if. to J U Moorlio.id ,
lot V , bldok II , li V Uiulta's add 4,500
Tolif amount ot tranifers. t.7lV
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Trading Was Again Restricted by the
Oppressive Weather ,
SEPTLMBER CORN WAS UNCHANGED
1'rlmo'n Crop Iloport Wns Generally lie-
glinted U9 lliillUli , n tlio rrotpects
\Vcro Sulil to lla Dcclilcilly 1'oor
Stocks nntl Uomln.
CIIIOAOO. III. , July 2.1. Tr.irtlnT wai ngaln
restricted todny by tlio oppressive weather
and upproharislon on ncco jnt of tlio null-op
tion bill. Tlie grain markets closed weak.
rlth who.it ? o luwor. Corn was unchanged
for September anil u trlflo lower for July tinil
Ootobor , whllo provisions on tlio contrary
were strous ut tlio close , with park 53 higher
nnd lard and rlb each up 2Jc. ! Everything
opened tame and without in itorl.il cluinjo In
irlecs.
Wheat for September started nt 73lio. nnd
dnrliiK the Kroiitnr part of the session kept
within the range of 76c and ! 8Uc. The early
cablegrams were discouraging , reporting dull
ness ana loner markets abroad. Kcculnt !
\voro27Joars.ofwhlch 1CI wore now wheat.
I'ho northwest reported S7d oirs Ono of the
bo.ir features tiday was thn lionvy In-rpiso
In roL'elpts at St. I'nul. which amoiinto.l to
i. IJvO hu.jitil udvlccs from thuie predicted
i-i'UK ) , DObu. for .Monday.
llridstrcet's statement of clcaruncas of
wheat and Hour from both coasts this week
were equal to n total of i,7IflU..O . bu. ucnlnst
.V.l.Wi.O u DII. for tin ) corresponding week of ISlll
There \veru further reports of u\tunslvo In
jury of bprlm ; wheat by rust In the northwest ,
but they had ilttlo effect on prices. Late ca
bles reported further doulluis abroad , which
unused solllnr here , tlio Seiitember option de
clining to nnd closing ut TT c.
Corn w.is very HOW iui'1 while there was
ImrJ.y anv business , prlocs wcro well main-
tallied. 1'ilnm's crop report was toner.illv re
garded as bullish , us It Indicated but a poor
crop In the sup us states and the condition
two or three weeks lat' % . Them were alMi re
ports of hot winds In Kansas and Injury from
dionuht. September corn opened at 4SJc.
sold at from Wo to 1SJJ , sp.lt oil' to IS ! Jo and
c osod at ISJjc.
Oats were inactive and very steady. sop-
tninbemoUl ntsu'ju at thu stnit up to from
lie ) tosijac , split then at from U0)'o ) to : iJic !
and closed at'w.'ic.
Hog products were neglected. There was
.irly on the hlchcr receipts of hogs
to bo expected and hlqlior price * at the yards.
September pork sold fro u $ .2.i'74 ! to Jli.O'J'/J ,
then buck to glil'J ' und c.oso 1 at Jl..OJ ! J. Lurd
nt from tr.2 ! ! { to$7.iO. : nlnalnc at 87.S7 ! 4. und
ribs nt if . * i ) und b ick to f7. * > 5. loalns ut J7.57i4.
L.uko freights llrm at l.'itt-u for corn to buf
falo.
Estimated rcoalpts for Monday : Wheat.
810 cars ; corn , "U5 oars ; onts , IDJcnra ; hogs ,
S5.0M head.
The loading futures ranged ns follows :
AIITICLKS. moil. LOW. CLOSE : .
WHEAT No. 2
July . t 70' <
AIIRUHt .
September. . 78 } < 77
Coil.v No. 2
Jnlr . 60 49X 49H'
AtKUBt . 19 4S f
Eoptombor. .
OATS No. 2-
July . 31 SOW
3'J ! (
September. . 30J4 30 > i
MKNM I'UIIK
July . 12 00 11 W < 12 00
bcptumbar. . 12 IV 120. ! * 12 IU
lit nil-
July . 7 17K 7M 1 17 7 20
boptembor. . 7 22' ' , 700 727.4 , 7 30
SHOUT Ilins
July . 7 Si 7 JS 1 55 7 65
bvptcuibur. . 7 K
Cash quotations were us follows :
Ki.otiu Dull and unclrmuo I.
\VIIK\T Ni.'J spring , 76'ie ; No. 3spring , 7Je ;
No.red. . 7S'4ai78'io '
Coitx No. - ' . .UJic ; No.'I , cash , 47c ; No. 4 , 41
< Sl5e.
OATS .No. 2. 3'jj c : No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 3lt ! ®
ysc : * so. : i whitu. ' ' 'i i'Jo.
KVE No. 2. ( We.
HAIII.EV No. 2 , O'c.
Ki.A.\SERn-No. 1. JI.0214.
TIMOTIIVSKBD 1'rin.c , ti.raJii.n" .
t'oitu Mess , per bbl. . llJ.OXiil2.05 : lard , per
1(0 ( Ibs. . t.2.7.25 : short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
; 7.A5'7.lX ) : dry Halted slioulders ( lio.xed ) . ST.OJ
@ 7.'J" > : short clear sides iboxcd ) . jr.7.V37.fiO.
WIIISKV Distillers' llnlshoJ nooJa , per gal. ,
SunAits UnchanKod.
llecolpts und snipineuts today were as fol
lows :
ARTICLES. IIKeillTB.
Flour , barrels. . . HUUO 7.WV )
Wlicnt. bu liL'ls. . ei.ooo 203,005
Corn , bnlicl3 . . lei.ujo 224.UOJ
Cats , buitliuU. . . . 213.003 11B.UUJ
4.0JJ 1.000
Hurley , bimliels. 100) 4.000
On the Produce exchange to lav the hutter
market wua Urni and unchunieilcgg8 ; , 15o
Now York .tTarkotx.
NEW VortK , July ) . Kf.ouu Hocolpts , 31,240
pkiis. ; exports. lS7.l ) bb.s. . A,5)'l ) sacks ; very
dull , only small sales ; prices hoi ! steady ;
sales. llo Obbls. ; low oxtr.is. J-M.V2TU1 ; winter -
tor whe it , low irrudes. $ . ' . I.VQ > l.l.r ; fnlrto fancy.
M.l.f .l.4'J ; patents. $ : i.81 l.7. > : Minnesota
clo.ir. f LU'l.a'i ; stralzhts. M.W31.4J ; patents.
M.'i ' ( aV'O ' ; rye mixtures. tllM&'Uft
Co INMEAI/ Quiet but steady ; yellow wostr-
orn. M.llKit.'l.'JO.
WHEAT Receipts , 40,2V ) hu. ; exports , 140,804
bu. ; sLlea. l/J.H'.wu on. of futures , 5.MW bu. of
spot. Spot market stiidy ; : but dull ; No.
2 rod. bT > ic In store and elevator : bi (
8SUu alloat ; hfiiio 1. o. I ) . ; No. : i ro.l , Kl'i '
asiu : No. I northern. WlJio : No. 1 narJ. S' . ' . c ;
No. 2 northern. blic ? : No. . ' ( Jlilo.ino. blc ( : No.
2 Milwaukee. Kitfc ; No. 3 spring. 8Jjc. ! Uutlons
wcro very dull , opening ' | e lower and closing
weak to ! io to Ku deollnu from yestor.luy on
easier caboa ! , uoo'l crop weuther. larco re
ceipts woit un I selling by St. I.onls and Chi
cago. No. 2 red , July. nT c ; Aiuust. hl'.f ®
S.k' . closing at Hl' c ; September , 8'iSUSc. ! ;
closlnc at H'J.'BC ' ; October , hflasoiic. oloslnir nt
file ; December , SSJiffiSJc. closing at BiJ.cj Slay
( lrt ( t. lUSUI'Sc , closing at 0 1'ic.
KVR btoiuly ; western , 7.V37Sc.
llAiiLKr MALT Quiet : two-rowed state , 70 < ra
72'c ; six roneJ state , 75SOci Canadian , We ©
. ' .
CoilN Uocelpts , 52.7.10 bu. ; exports. 2I.90D
un. : sales , lOl.uiObu. of futures. Ki.UJO bu. of
spot ; spot stroiuor. ilull : No. 2. . ' 3o ljl | : alloat ;
ungraded mlxel , 4.VUlc. Options Irive Iji'en
dull and closed 2tie higher on July , with other
months unehangvii to ijc liUher. Tlio ad
vance on July was throiuh the squealing ot
shorts ; July , ( JOo. closing at ( We : Auirust5Iiffl
M [ > i' . closing iit\r ! ir : Soptomoer , 5lr. ! closing
at fil'io : October , 51e ; December , 53i5J'ic. ?
closing ut & : | 'BO
OATS Itccolpts , 01,709 hu , ; exports , 43.0C8
bu ; no sales of futures ; 31,000 bu. of spot.
Spot , dull and easier. Options dull , noinl-
nilly : lower : July. : Me : August. 3\iiu ; t-ap-
temtor. 3li'o : o. 2 white. 374i.8o : mixed
wimtt-rn , : i'W017ic ! ; white western , Matllo ; No.
UAV Steady , quloi ; ahlppliij { , 0001e ; gooj
to choice. 75 < aaic.
lloi'B Quiet , steady ; state , common to
choice , Hfti'io ; I'nclllu coast , ISii.'Ic.
HUOAU Haw , ( julet , held llrmer ; fair refln-
In"Ve osUed : cuntrlfiiguls. 03 test , 3 l-10o
asked ; ru lined , ste.tdy and quiet.
MULASMKS I'emilL'n. nominal : Now Orleans ,
steady , quiet : cominon 10 f nicy , 'J/xJl'llc.
KICK Qnlot and Mo.idy ; domestic fa.r to ax-
tra. 4ittl'/So ; Jnpaii , ftije.
HlDLB-Uulol and steady ; wet salted Now
Orleans selected , 45 t'i7J ius.CGSc ; Texas se
lected , AO to IKJ His. , ( iJi , o.
1'ouic Quiet , steady ; old moss , ! l.2il3.5 ; ;
extra prime , il-.50.
CUT MEATS Dull ; pickled bo'llos. O&UUo :
shouldorrt , 7Uc ; pickled hams , 124M. o ; mlU-
dles. dull ; short clear , t'J.73. .
IMIID Steady ; dull ; wcntorii Rtoim closed
nt JAM ; B.Uut. 300 tierces : no option sales ;
August , * 7,4'J ; Sootumlier. fr."ij ; Oetobur , $7.52.
llUTTBH-Qulet : Nteady ; wcsiorn dairy. it5 : !
Cll'u ; western creamerv. IVOi.'lic ; wentcra
factory. l.(6IOe ; KUlii. rJii-'Siu-
( JiiKissK ( fillet ; Urm ; purtsUlins , 2UUOo.
Knns Western pi line , I0'il7c ; western ,
peer pur CUM' , t.LWii'iO : ) : reenlptN , 4.7UI p'.igs.
I'll ! liio.N-Dull ; Aincrlo in. ll.l.W
Klrin : lake. tll.0.vau.7\
I , BAD Kasy ; oulet ; donuistlc.JI. 05(41.15.
TIM Easy ; straights. I2J.MJ plates , Urm.
KitiimiK City , Murl < ut ,
KANSAS OITV , Mo. . July Zl WHEAT Firm ;
No. 2 hard , old. ii ajJo ; No. 3 hard , now , Gift
U'Je ; No. 2 red , Hijiruc.
COUN Weak ; So , S mixed , 4.U > iO ! No. 2
white. Mo.
O * Ti Lower ; No. 2 mixed , 27c ; No. 1 white ,
30 C.
lire-Steady : No. 2 nominal. 553WCO ,
Kf\X8KKD-tUoady ; Ulc ,
HIIAN Steady ; sucked , ftlo.
II A v Sto.idy and unclmngod.
lliiTrun-atuiulyj creamery , Illi'iMSo ; dairy ,
lions-Dull , weak to lowori lie.
HBJKHT3 Wheat , 3I.OUJ bu. ; corn , 2,030 bu. ;
oats. I.WKi.
Huii'UENTH Who it , 1S.OCO bu , ; corn , none ;
oata. none
MlnnuupollVlieat Jtlarkut.
MI.SNKAI-OI.IB , Minn. , July 23 Tlio wheat
market mittht IIR well Imvo been omitted today -
day MI fur utmny Intoreit In connection wild
It is concerned , fcrptumbiT opened at 7iio !
and closed ulovter , with very f w trades con-
RiimmaloJ and none of milllulunt size to
attract uny u'.lont on. The reports from the
sprlni wheat tleldsdroupud out for thu day
and Uld not play any pirt. Hhowcrj wvro re
ported In North Dakota , wliloli eased the ffol-
iiiK a little , an It was taken for granted ihtt
soniti place * In need of rain were vUltod west
80 far us there might be u clmiiKO , for
lu cousuuucuco U would Lo l r
the batter. The cn\ market wns fully
is strong nsyostcrJayfUespUotho weak ton-
loncy for fuiurcs. NoU northern sold prin
cipally ntSJc , withso'iiofiO'ic. nnd nbout as
much moruntloss than file. The ninrkct for
ow Rrndos wns dull. lhalptsnf ( wheat hero
wcro 2 > 7 cars nnd nt Dnlijtli nnd Superior 01
can. Closet July. 76HC ! rcstcrday , 70c !
Ausustoucntiu nt70 > io. hlslielt TU'ic , lowest
rflSic : No. S northern , 72ii7ioi' ;
quoted nt 77c. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. l.nillH iurKnts.
PT. I.outs. Ma. July 23. I'r.oun KaBlcr !
patent" . $ l.o5ai.l5 : extra fiinoy. tL7'O-'L75 !
faney. urxau.35 ; choice , J2.4Dl5)l ) family ,
WIIBAT Haf-i-od slowly downward , elosltn
tciubcr. 7847li8Vo ! , closing at 7iyo nskod ; De
cember , 7S ( S78iC. closlnz ut 77 ? ® 78o asked.
Uoll.N Was dead dull for options , declin
ing slightly , C.tsh lower ; No. 2 closing nt
411'ie : July. 40UIO < doling at ICc ; August ,
4."io asked ; buutombcr , 44JiWil4c ! , closing
at 44.V344J40 bid.
OAT9 Weak , loner with no buyers ; o.ish
No. a.aONffl'li..c : July 3ln. ciosltu at 30Uo |
August and ! > optemOor , 2Sjo ? askoJ ,
Hms-fllc.
UVK Xa 2. Ole bid.
MAH..F.V No markat.
\v-In Improved demand but none olTorcd
of brands wanted , especlnlly tlmotby ; prairie
steady.
llUTtEtt Market healthy In tone but un-
clringcd : creamery. 20a2lc ; dairy , I0ai7o.
Enos Unchiinpcd nt lOt1.
liKAt ) Dull nnd woik ut.f LOi bid.
consMKAiKlrm : tJ.G.Vit'.TO.
OOTTO.V lUnniNO U5Jll e.
IIION CTT.N ) TIE3-J1.IO.
WIIIBICV Steady ; Jl.lU anti-trust nnd (1.15
trusr.
I'liDVi'iONS Dull and nshado oasor. !
I'oiiK Jtl.fi'J for now.
iM'in Prime steam , I7.3AQ7.5) , nccordlng to
ui'und ,
liar SAJ.T MRATB Shoulders , J7.00 ; lonzs nnd
ribs , $7.7.1 ! shorts. S7.S7V5 ; boxed , iSu higher.
11 \ CONShoulders. . $7,25 ; lonss and ribs ,
83.ilJ'4 ' ; shorts , US.S7 ! } .
llAMS-Siigaronro.l. tll.O © ll.M.
ItEceifrs-Kiour. 4.000 Ibs. ; wheat , 210.030
bu. ; corn , 10.000 hu. ; oats , 8J.UOO bu. ; rye ,
mine : Uiiriey , nunn.
SIIIPMBNTS Kiour , 'O.OOJ Ibs. : wheat , 10.000
bu. ; corn. 27,000 bu. : oats , 10.UUJ bu. ; rye , none ;
barley none. _ _ _ _ _ _
Oinaliu I'lMuuuo . .i.irkot.
Enns-I2OI2'c ,
( ; iniuitE. : > Ore -on , tS.OO.
1'rACIins Callfornli , J .75.
TOMATORS Southern. Jl.-'jl.r > D per case of
4 baskets.
Ai'iiiCOTS California. SI.T.V&.0\ !
IjKMONS Choice , i. " > .JUtt'iOJ : fancy , JC.03 ®
a Ml.
OitAsr.r.s-Cnllfornla , $4.034.23.
HI.ACKIIKIIIUES % I..Vi.
HASl'llKiilUKS Illack , $ tC.rod ; , quarts , (1.53.
1'i.UMS Callfornl.i , $ i5o'j.OJ.
I1ANANA9 Scarce.
lliors AND TALLOW-NO. 1 green hides. 3c :
No. 1 green salted hides. 4e : No. 2 Kr-'cn sultod
hides , ilo ; No. 1 green H.iltcd hides , J.5 to 4 1 Ibs.
4c : No. 2 green stilted hldcx. 25to40 His. , 3o : No.
1 veal ca f. 8 to in Ibs. . Ac ; No. 2 veal calf. 8 to
15 Ibs , . : uc ; No. 1 dry Mint hides , 7e : No. 2 dry
Hint hides. 5c : No. 1 dry suited hides , f > 3 c.
blicop polls-Green salted , c.ich , : t5c(3ll.- ( ' . " > ;
vreen s.iltod shearlings ( short woolod early
skins ) , each. ISIiilc ; dry Kliuurllnvs ( short
wealed early skins ) . No. 1. each. .VfilOc ; dry
sliearl'ngs ( she t woolod early skliui. No. - ,
eucli. 5o ; dry Dint Kuneas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , porlU , actual weight , 10 ®
14ic ! ; dry Hint Kansas mul NobrnslC'i murrain
wool polti , per 11) . . actti il weight , B12c. Tul-
low nnd create TullOF. No. 1 , ! ic : tnllow
No. 2. 33&l > < o : greased white A , 3 ? , c ; grouse
whlto U , yJio : graaso , yellow. : ii < ; grease , dark
2 ? o ; old butter , ! u ; beeswax , prime , lOffiiic ;
rough tallow. IU'c. ' . "
1'oTATOJb New , scarce ! southern stocK , l-5o !
per Ib. '
CAIIUAOI : Home grown ; fiflc per dor-
MELONS -Watermelons , per I'l ' . m.OO
Ni\v Al'Pt.Bs I'orono-tblrd bu bax , 73o.
WAXIIKAXH Half hu.baskct. 'JJ-
Niw : TUIIK rs L'or hu. , li'e. '
1'KAHS H.irtleU. tJ.5l : oilier varieties , $ .1.03
HUTTKH Packing Etock , J2'i3) ) 3c : small
lots solpct dairy. 1 © lOo.
I'oui.TiiY Old hens , BtJOc : chlckons , weaker ,
8..59SAOJ. _
Woul MlirUtt.
ST. Louis. Mo. . July 2t-'Uepelits | , 27,220 Ibs. ;
shtpiucnti , 10H.7uO Ibo. Manufacturers buying
largolv at seaboard pbiius lias led receivers
here to accept the best olTcrs made , tints
causing a soften'n. ' ; ofr values , llrlght wools
nn well as Inferior grades are thcretoro a center
or mare oir from whaflms been paid hereto
fore. Missouri and Illinois medium , 23 2.'e ;
coarse nnd braid. " ? . ! ) ; Kansas and No-
bniHUalncditim. 17f3'-fc'coirso. : I5ii'7c ; Texiin.
Indian Territory and Arkansas modliim. 17 ®
2de ; conrie. 15ict7o for eight t-j Hfteon months ;
Montana. Wyoming and Dakota , ! 7@Mc :
coarse. nQJlCu ; Colorauo , Utah , Now Mexico
and Arizona medium , 17'Jo ; course , 13lGc ;
choice tub washed , 3iM4c. !
LONDON . July 2,1. Sales of skins wcro held
here on Thursdny and Friday. Little anima
tion was displayed ; merino : und orois breeds
sold with no quotable change In prices. Short
nnil coarM ) wools sold at u reduction of 5 per
cent.
The Imports durlinr the wee Ic were as fol
lows : From New South Wales , l.vjj bales :
from Victoria. o.2.S : bales : from Australia , U2
bales ; from New /.calami , 6ti'l : ( ; from the Oupo
of Uood llopo nnd Natal. 0,110 bales ; from
Persia. 3,301 bales ; from U issln , 1,180 bales ,
and from France , 513 bales. Continental nd-
vlcesshow .gcnur.illy sle.iav murkot with a
smull vo.umo of business.
Oil Allirltot
NEW YOIIK. July rn. PETitor.tun Qnlot ,
steady : crude In mils Parkers. J5.IU ; crude In
Iniik. JJ..U ; rullnol New York. Plilladelplila
und 11 iltlmoro , A9o : rollno.l In huik , $ ! . " > U ;
opened steadv at .VJ'ju for Aiuust options ,
tliim bee. imo dull and ro'iiulncd Hoihroiiirhout
the day. oloslng b.irely sto idy ut Rla IVnn-
sylvunla oil August option sules , K.o.tO . bins. ;
opening .VMic , highest f > 2'oc. lowest A''Ji , clos
ing J-iC ! ; total sales , both oxchungus , 17.0JO
bbls.
OOTTON.SKED OIL Stoidy , quiet.
TALLOW Firm , quiet ; city , ( IJ.OO for pkgsA
4 0-3.'c.
U MX Steady ; stralnod , commou to good ,
SI.H'i0'.37i. ! !
Tuui'ENriNE Qulot , steady.
DiilnthMic.it Alnr'cot.
DULUTH.'Mlnu. , .Inly 21. This mirltot was
Incline. ) to weakness In tliuo-irly hours todnv.
duo to sluklsti cables nnd u disposition to sell
on the part of forolun.huuses In America. The
who it slocks hern snow u decruasu of About
' . ' 2J.OJO bu. during the p ist week. Tlio close
was ! ic elf all around. Folio win i were the
closing prices : NJ. 1 hnrd , cash , 8'C ; July.
fi2'ie ' ; Seotomber. Kle ; December , H.'c ; No. 1
northern , cash , < UUc : July. 70Uu : September ,
7SJe ; December , Hie ; No. ! northern , caxh.
7l'.5c : No. a. 3o : rejected , 5lc. Oil track , No.
1 h ird. Blc. _
I.lvcrp ml MurketH.
IjivEitrooL. July ? : i. WIISAT Quiet ; holders -
ors oiler moJcrateiy.
Colt : : Firm ; demand poor ; mixed western ,
Cs 2d per cental.
IiAUU Prime woUorn , 37s 3d per cwt
CHEESE American llnest white and colored ,
41s lid per cwt.
IttisiN Common. 3s Cd per owt.
PEAS Oanada. 5s 7d per cental ,
Cotton Market.
NEW OIILCAKS. ha , July 23. Standy ; mld-
dllncs , 7c : low middling. Utc ; good ordinary ,
Go ; not receipts , ll'i b.iles ; gross receipts , 4UI
balei ; exports to thu continent , 5.0'J bales ;
sales , l.loj ljloa ; stock. V0.7tl7 li.iles.
ST. Louts. Mo. , July 23 , Steady : unchanged ;
mlddlliux , 7c : M ties none : receipts. 20J bags ;
bhlpiiicnts , UOO b.ilos ; Etock , KfcOjw bales.
Cotluu jAlitrKuc.
Niw YOIIK , July v-rSptlom steady : un-
clianged to ft points doiVn ; sales. 11,250 baud ,
Including : July. $ r.V..VS > lioO : Au'iut. t 2.'W ;
teptumbor. ( f..n5 : October , ilinoain ; Do-
ucmbor. tr..xvi24) ) ; January , 2.30 ; March.
tr..a'S : May , $12.40. SpbnKlo ( , quiet ; steady ;
No. 7 , tli3H3.5) ! . rf- ,
OIIICAOO. III. , July ft ) . Coiinsolman & Day
to Dock re II I Iron. Cumiil | 3loM Co. : Wheat
closes woik : at bottom iirlpes for the day. The
crowd were unwIIUng.tOiJbarry much property
over Hundiiy , hencti tlioy bold freelv. Helllii'
by thosoiitnwjst hiis'lieen the feature and
another feature win Wltno tlirinkage In the
Juiy nremluiu hcrv * Prime's report was
not bullish enough to huvo any
olTcct nor were HIOM northwest receipts
stroni onoiiu'li to olhetjliu weak feeling and
dull buslni-BS. Cable advices wore generally
lower , Paris und llorllu. being weak and ma
terially lower. Corii'.fwfis ' dull all day until
the last naif hour wliqara few tlrej longs sold
out und the market cloted at the lowest point.
Provisions have been ) especially dull. The
holdings aca conooutr led In strong hands ,
who nra desirous of working tliendvuncu to
kell out OIL The close was tnbdo steady to
llrm by the bull Intercut for elf cut ,
CHICAGO , ill. , July 23. K O. 1-o.iaii & Co.
to Duncan , Ilo. linger & Co. : Tlio general
market has bdoii ijutet toduy , September
wheat opeaod at7 ' f. Hold ns low u * 77ie and
elo > ed ut 77 ? 'o bid. Tliuro 8 no special feature
to It heyoii'l the dullness. Uacu pts of winter
wheat at nil Interior points show connlnera-
be Increase and thcro Is uiiiibaencoof de
mand for It for export. Uiilots we have ttiU
ilemuii I prices niiut go lower. The reports
from the iiortlmL tiiro of tiiemr.stuUcourit-
Ini elmriielor. hot winds playing havoc with
the plant , which , 1 * " now passing through the
critical stages. If * tins diimagn amounts to
dlsuitor It will prevent the deullne wliloli ap
pears imminent , Thu demand for the cusli
wheat mid the July option Is less
urgent and thu piomutm of it
U now nuout l cent over eptomber ,
Corn wits u trlllo o inter. Thorn was no Ml-
tempt by brokers , representing Ilryunt , to sell
lung Hautoinbor holdings , but after market
ing a moderate amount they were withdrawn
from m irket. Wo too nothing to ehunguoir
former advlco. Ww bolloru Septouiber will du-
cllna to the neighborhood ot 4do. July option
WHS heavy , losing ? o compared to September ,
closed 4SMO4SSc. r-inge 4SU 43Hc to 49'4
H'io. Oats wcro quiet , oottio reports ot rust
n the neighborhood nt Poorln , duo to hot ,
sultry wo.itlicr. closed nt HO'jsi.'U'tc. Pro
visions opened llrm and fractionally hlaher
in smaller receipts than expected nnd n
ilgher ling market. Outside business was
Ight and tr.ido nmountud to practically noth
ing until Just before the clo e , whnn thu mar
ket received n llrmer tone nnd n fractlonnl
ulvnnco In consequence of purchases of ribs
nnd per * by Armour.
CHICAGO. III. . July 23. Konnott , Hopkins ft
Co. to H. A. Mo Whortnr : There wcro some out-
sldo buy Ing orders at I ho opening , due. nppir-
cntly. to dnmago reports from the northwest
nnd prospects mat anil-option would not bo
reached this session. There were sollliu or-
lors from t. Louis , where receipts of the now
crop are bojlnntng to pile , nnil Now York ns
selling some on dlscouraglnz advlcea
From abroad. Corn and ontn biivo been
dull and s l htly easier , but corn Is
'Irmly ' hold nnd It n 111 bu hard to strike out
Lhnt much longs , \\hllo the crop outlook Is
the season Is unusually late for
the crops. Damiigo from weather Is nlso
retired , butour ndvlci-s from Kansas und No-
ruskH say that Injury Iris not occurred ,
lthough r.iln Is needed In Iowa sections ,
I'rovislons were very dull but Drmvlth no
features ot Interest.
STOCKS AND
Operations In Sorurltlui Ycstcrilny Were
Down to th Minimum.
Nr.w YOIIK , July 21. The oper.itlons today
in the stock mnrkot renchinl nbout the min
imum and possessed no character from any
standpoint , the lluctuacttons botiu duo simply
Lo the laok ot offerings , with a slight do.nun 1
to cover shorts. The trading clo.iiont w.is
Incllnod to press the market down nt tlu
opening , nnd llMt prices were slightly lower
than those of the previous evening , but as no
support was found nnd no Inducement to
risk opposition to the poner.it sentiment
appearing , thu pressure w.is quickly
withdrawn. Under the limited demand , how
ever , prices slowly nopreclatod , but union ?
even the most prominent shares lluctuutUins
over U percent were rare. The Minneapolis
At St. ionl3 blocks furnished Homo diversion
In the lute trading , the preferred rising a
large fraction , but there wus no accompany
ing animation and the market felt no stimu
lus from the movement. The close was In
tensely dull and llrm. Tlio trading was only
j"lU01l toJ an 1 2 , 2J unlisted.
Uoveinment bonds uorodull and steady to
llrm. Slate bonds ueru neglected.
Tlio following nro tlio c olng niint&tlons
for the loading stocks on the New Ycik Stock
exchange today :
rUclilsun 87HI du prcfcrrcit
Ailnnn Hi press IIS N. .1. Centrnl. . .
AltonT. 11 31 Norfolk A WoJt.pM
do preferred lit ) Xortli Aiucr. Co. . . . . _
American l jcprces * . 118 Northern I'nclllc. . . 20M
ll.iltlmoro AUhlo. : . lij * < do prufcrrctl 6SJ4
Cninultaii 1'ncina. . . . 8S U. 1' . Den .ICulf. . . . 111 !
Camilla Southern. . . Ml'i Xorthnpilorn 117
Central 1'itolflc. . . . . . . UUU do preferred 111
ChcB. ft Ohio ' . ' ! ! ( N. V. Central
ClilC'KO Jfc Alton. . . 1O N. Y. .V N. i : .
c. . n. \ < j torn Untirlo A. Woitorn. . 1'JH
Iniprovuin't i'J
C'oiiBOllilntcd lins.H ) > i .Nav 73
C. , C. , C. A rt.-L. ! . . . W. O. is I , . A U. N KM
Colorado Conl , V I. , 3j * { rnclllo.Mnll 3.ii
Cotton Oil Curtlflo's Wi I1. , Dec. AM 17' (
Duluirnro A Hudson Uii IMttuburK IM'S
1) . , L. A W IM'l I'nllman 1'alnco ll' ' & <
U. Alt. O. pruf 4U
D.AC. KCo 46H Iltctiutond Terminal 8 !
Kast Tennessee. 4' < do preform ! 42
Erlu 2I1H lUollrumlo Wvst. . . 87
do preferred em , do preferred
Fort Wnrne UH : Hock Islnml 80)i )
Orent Nortliern , pft lti : Ht. I * A a. f. 1st pfd. 7iiJ )
Clitciiio A K. III. pfd 1'84' St. 1'niil
Hocking Vnllcj 35'V do preferred
Illinois Central ID'JH St. I'nul AUmnlia 49
St 1'auKV Dulntli. . 4'J do preferred . , . 1I8
Kaiuas .t Texas pfd 2G ! < Southern 1'aclMc .
' -iko Krlo A. West. . 24H ctlncry
do preferred . . . . . 7tf-i Tenn , Coal A Iron. . 83)i )
I.akoShoro IJI'j Toxns I'nclllc V
Lend Trust 8i ( Tol. AO. C. pfd . . . 83
Loulsrlllo.t Nnsli. . i'U'4 Union I'acltlc , UT ? ! *
Louisville A N. A. . . S3 U.S. l.'xpruss. . . . . . 67
Manhattan Con. . . . Ii2' : < Wnbnth. bt. b. A 1' . lli !
Monipliln .t Char. . . M do preferred 2 * > 4
Mlchlitnn Centrnl. . 103' ' Wulls-Kartiu Kx 144
Mlmourl 1'aclno . . . . i5n ! Weitvrn Union Vili
Moblli , AOlilo : I7 Wliuellnir A U.I ! . . . . Su'i
.Nnsnvllo Chiitt 834 do preferred 73 * > g
National Corda'-o . . I''UH
Tlio total sales of stock todav were 3).10'J
shares. Including : Atchlsim. 1.4.V1 ; Onlcago
Gus , 2.ICO ; Louisville tfe N.iHbvllle , 1 , 5Ji Head
ing , IUOO ; St. Paul. 2.fi7.i.
Mow York . .ilono.ililrkct. .
Nnw YOIIK. July . MONKV ox CALL Easy ,
with no loins ; closed at ! ' { per cent.
PIIIUE MKIICANTII.E CAPKH : iin ! percent.
STKUMNCI KxpiiANOB Quiet , but steady a
$1 h7for klxty-dny bills and $ l.8d'i fordcman
The closing quotations on bonds :
U.S. 4s reg 1H > M Mutual Union (1 . . . . 1IU
U. 8. 44COUP lim N.J. C. Int. Cert. . . . 110 ? <
U. S.4Ha ! reg 100 Norlh. I'aclHolsts. . 11. H
1'ncincUsoC'Ui 1M ( North , racincimls. . Il.'i )
I.oulslnna stnmp. 4 'Jl'i ' .Northvvcstcin Con. . ] S'J
tTenn. new netbs. . . 107 Nurth. Dob. 5n . 108
Toim. now set Ss. . . 101 St. I , A I. M.Ccn.is. BS'
Tenn. now cot 3s. . . . 71 St. UAS. F. ( Icn. St.
Conaila So. 2nds lal't M. I'nul Consuli. . . 1:0
Cen. rnclflclst 105 t. 1 . C. & 1' . Hits. . . . 118
Pen. A. It. ( i. Isla. . . 117 Tex. I' . U (3 J'r. Hcts W
Den. A II. O. 4s 8.IU I'ox.l * . ll.U. Tr.Hcta. Z7
Krlotnils 10 > > { Union I'ac. Isls .
M. , 1C. A T. ( icn.tis. . 7I > U Weatbtiuro . lilt
M , . K. AT. ( ion.fu. . 451 , It. ( ) . W . SOW
1 bid. t asked.
w York .Mining Ijuafatlnns.
NEW YOIIK. July SSL Tlio following arc the
closing mining stock quotations :
Choler 'Kl iipulr uu
Crunn Point C/J I'lyiuuutb IOJ
Con.Cal. A Vu UUO Sierra Ncv UK )
Dpndwoo.l JKI -Un.Unl . 110
Could ACurry 1-0 Union Con 75
Hale A Nurcrois. . . . I0 > Vellow Jacket 5
llnmcstakc I'UI Iron Silver 00
Mexican 110 Quicksilver. . . . . . . . 40
Norlh Star li'il du prefcrroi ! ' 100)
JnUrln. . 1153 llulwer 80
asked.
I'lll II1CI.I1 .Mlll-s.
KANSAS CITV. Mo. , July 21. Clearings , $1.
424. . 117.
NKW Onr.uANS , La. , July 21. Cloarlngs ,
liAt/HMOllti. Mil. , July Kt.-Cloarlns , } 2..40I-
2KI ; balances. ? Jf'.7il. ' ; Monov , t ! per cent.
LONDON. July 21. Amount of million troiio
Into the Hank of Kn lund on balance toduy ,
! I5UUO.
MEMI-III * . Tcnn. , July SA Now York ox-
chaiiKU" solllni ; nt $1.50. Clearings , t3M,2 : . :
balances , if lOA ii
NKW YOMK.Tnlv 21. Olcarlnzs. ll)2.:51.2'0 ) :
baltincos. (5.015.7&1. I'or thu week cicar.ius ,
$ jTO , 'lSlldJ ; balances , filOI5tlU. ;
PIIII.APCMMIIA. 1'a. July 2 Cloarlnus ,
117,781.113 : bul.uicos. S1.40.MI.K .Money. 2 per
cent. Oicarlu * s for the weak , $70b > " ,2.iti ; bal
ances. JIO,078.-ilU.
NKW Voiuc. Jiilly 23.-Special Tolozrnm to
TllEllKl l KxchanKO WHS quoted as follows :
GhleiiKo. 10o iireinluni : Huston , par to 6c
premium ; St. Louis , par.
CINCINNATI. O. , July 23. Money , 31 per
emit. New York exchange. 25e discount.
ClanrliiKs , fJ.li',230 : for Iho week , $ ii,7 : < l7,450 ;
for the s.uno woelc List your , $12,215IOJ.
BOSTON , Muss. . July 2) ) . OlenrlnKS. $15,131-
010 : balniiccH , $1,821,818. Money , Wil per
cent ; e.xch iniru on Now York , par to 5u CHH-
count. For the week : ( Jlearrnus , 51ll.r > : i.iH : ( ;
b'llnnco.s. $1II54.1S1. I'or the same week In
1691 : Clearings. $3I,079,7M ) ; balances , $0,7l.,25l (
Sr. Louis. Mo. . July 2.1. ClearliiKs , U.i'go-
231 ; balances , | 3S..72.1. Kor the week , $ il..8 . . -
105 ; lialnnces. $ . ' ,732.121. Clearln i > | nt > t week.
$2i,727i : ( ' > .5 ; balances , 13.012,145 : clcai IIIITH lust
your for the corrospondlnweek. . $ , ' 2.2 < l,5'i2 ;
balances , J.H ! ,74I , Money quittt ut r > a'J per
. Nnw York oxchun-o -
cent. : p-ir.
CiiiCAdO , HI. . July I1 ! . .Money flnn and 1111-
chaniied at 4 per cunt on call and 5 percent
on tlmo loans. Hank clearings , tlii-lU S : ' . ' ) ;
for the week. M7.414.72' ' . Now York ex-
chanyo at iJe discount. Sterling oxchanuo
dull and nnch'ingod at 81H7 for sixty-day
bills und $ I.BS for sight drafts.
, 'K STOCK SIAKKKTS.
Cnttlo Triiilu Still In Had Klmpo Hogs
htrone unit Trlllo Illf-hcr.
OMAHA , July 23 Heeolpts for the past wock ,
1H.070 cattle , : i2.23t hogs , and 725 sheep , ugulnnt
U.U15 cuttle. UV > 7d ho.-s and 2,128 Hlieop the
week previous , and 1',4'tl cattle , 22I1 hogs
nnd2,7Msheep the corresponding week of 1U9I.
The week has been u bad ono for cattle , and
prices liitvo brolcen badly on all grades ,
especially on thu pretty good grass
and cornfed steers. Prices were weak
ut the opening of the week , und notwith
standing u rapid falling on" In receipts
the nrirkot went from bud to worse ,
mid the break In values amounts to from
3 u to ? lio. Hhlppers nnd oxnorteishavo been
big loners the latter part of last week and the
early purl of till * , und their ubsenee added to
the other depressing features of the trade.
The principal reason for tlio dee Ine , how
ever , limy vastly be traced to Iho heavy re-
oolpts of western entile ut ull markets , 'ihoso
cultlo were rounded up n u hurry , regardless
of condition un 1 rnsliHd Into the market to
tuko iidviinta.o of the reeent buU'u in nrloos.
This resnltol ns usual In tlio Uenio.ltlon of
prlt-on , und with plenty moro of the saroo
kind of uuttle liiskht It U usjlms to look for
any murliod Improvement noon , ( 'own have
also siilTereJ , and prices are from "Jo to 'Mo
lower than last week. The situation In stocker -
or nnd feeders h , s undergone no noiluablo
ohuir o. Thorn has. iiorhup ! ) , been u little
Ircor movement , nut It toolc a bU break In
prlieito start them going , Plcoa are very
low now- , low enough , It would seem , to suit
v.e H evn of the mint beurUh.
.llo s have fluctuated within n tOc to Ho
range , but the feoilni In ttlll strong on goo I
lioa * and prices fully us high IIH u week ago.
It look * us If the packing duinuud wus fulling
olf. Tlioro tiu > beun un lncrcu > o In the khlp-
plni : demand , however , that nuiio than coun-
torlmlancoi thin. Hhlppers' purcluikeii the
pukt weuU have bbun fni.n M to75 per font of
the entlra receipts. Thu hogi uru running
rather llttit now and the uood butcher und
heavy hof > 4 uantlniiu to command a premium
of from Ac to too on light and inlxuj BUI IT.
CATTLK The supply wu lljut tor u Butur-
day. In fact , the lightest run to far this month ,
Heeolpts for the p ill three dnys have been
lleht. the comblnrd receipts being Icsi than
the number on sale Wednesday. This fuel
prevented n further break in values nnd pro
duced a ralhor belter fooling on nil nldo1 * .
There were comparatively tow decent cornfod
cattle hero , nnd with modoralo coinpotllloii
from shippers nntt exporters prices ruled 100
to IAo higher than Friday. On the general run
of hnlf fat nnd grass stulT thu market was no
hotter. Uood to choice cornfed utoor * welch
ing from I.VOJ to l,55J-lbs. sold at tram ( l.oo to
11.8 ' . with urotty tool ir.oilfed Texutis us low
ns.70. On nil but the host rlpo cornfod cnt-
tlo the trade wns extremely slow , but n fair
cler.ranco wnft llnnlly eirccted ,
There worn eight or ten hvids of cows nnd
hollers on s'llo und the Irado wns gonirally at
nboulstcnily , nlthonghuxtromuiy low prices.
Old thin cows so'd ' t s low us 7" > c , whllo prime
fat westerns topped the murket at $ . ' ,50. Hulls ,
oxen nnd slips were dull al froml.5J to liM.
'Jalxcs were dull and utichan eil.
The trade In stockers and feeders wns lighter
than U has been for the lust iwo or tnroo
ilays and ( irlcos wcro If any thing onslor ,
Kopt-cscntatlro sales :
DUKSSKU 1IEKF. .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av.I'r. . No. Av. Pr.
0..1I.M MM 20..1f.2 fl U M.,13'0 i25 !
.VJ. . 032 3 CJ
SlIII'l'INfl AND r.XI'OUT.
373 42cfwlf04 4 00 10..1513 480
COWS.
.t. . srci 75 0. . 85 1 55 1. . 781 1 85
in. . 8M 1 10 1..107J 1 GO 3. . 113.1 203
10 . S'U 1 40 7. . m I m 1. . 850 223
i. . usj 150 17. h 3 I 80
nini'ctiB.
8. 030 1 2j 63. . CO I 1 25
CALVK3.
7. . 105 2 00 2. . 310 3 25
HULLS.
1..1100 1 5) 1..1I50 t 75
STAO1.
S..13 5 1 TO 1..10JO 250
STOCKKIISAND
3. . 570 1 TO 7. . 1374 2 3J 3.853 2 fi
7. . 737 2 15 21. . b75 2 43 27. . 8."J 273
MILIIEIIS AND SlMIINd&ltS.
1 row and calf. 3200
1 cow and calf 31 (0 (
Icow nnd calf 2700
1 cow mid o.iIf 17 ( K )
cow and oalf . * . 2000
2 cnws and calves , each 15 03
2 cows and calves , o.iu'i 2J 5J
WKVTKIIN CATTLC.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ax''r ' -
! ) * steersfed. IUI JJ 70 S feeders . . . . llOJ WOO
1 feeder UW 2 ) 1 feo.lcr 120) ) a ,0
20 feeders. . . . 1W 2 50 1 feeder 1170 anil
Icow K 2 : i5 llleinvs 87 1 St
2 cows 100 235 3 cows 8V ! 18) )
2 cows 2 35 1 steer * HIM 200
1 feeder . 1170 30) ) OMoor-t' 12JI 200
3 U3 iBteers 1211 25J
feeder . 1370 ! l IX ) 7eowf > j. . . 1)17 ) 250
2 feeders. . . .1050 3 OJ 5 calves. . . . . . IB ! 275
1 feeder . 11)20 ) 3 00 Breeders lli > 3 30J
* tailings.
lions Receipts wcro liberal und the qual
ity about up to the average. The week's re
ceipts were 3.wo : lighter than last week and
7OJii ho ivlcr than a year ago.
The market opened strong to fie higher on
good to ehole medium und heavy hogs on
shipping account ut from (5 (15 ( to $5tW. Locul
buyers were bearish from tlio st.irt. nnd after
the shipping orders had been tilled thuy got
quite u few liigs at less than Fr day's prices.
from J5.40 to J5..VI. The bulk of the light nnd
mixed lings sold nt toncrnlly unolringcd
price ? , from (5.53 to fUU. A late shipping
order enlivened the murkot and strengthened
prices toward tho'closo. Everythliv. sold , the
bulk , us on Friday , ut from Si.ivj to ' (5.0V Tlio
iivorago of prices wns * .1.IH. agalnsr5.59y Fri
day and $50l'i last Saturday.Kcprosentutlva
sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
7. . . . .211.1 40 $1 35 7J 218 12J WOI
10. . , . .2J5 5 4) 71.7J . . . .SIS 1'JO 500
' ' . . .20.1 aw fl 40 7J . . .201 2.10 5UO
07 . . . .27 ! 100 fi 40 03. , . . .Ib3 83 5I'.0
81 . 184 210 r > 40 . . .213 2.0 503
. . .241 24 J 5 45 17. . . .2111 (4'J 5(1) ( )
: ! ! ! . . .221 I''J n 45 17.fiO * ( 50)
4il . . . . .241 120 fl 45 71 . . .2)0 40 ft CO
Ill . . , . I.U 5 . ' ,0 71CO. . . .2lH 40HI 5'fiO
0- . . . . .153 101 5 5) 4S . . .212 176 5 TO
071.
71. . . MS ' . ' 8) 5 53 74 ' ' " ' 1 IGJ r > ro
7 ! ) 101 24'J 3 , ' > 3 ( .7. . ! . 24'1 3 0 50) )
2 0 3 51 04 . . 223 240 500
til. . . .212 24J 5 50 IV ) . . .210 2)11 )
85. . . .217 4 0 B 53 71 ! . . 214 210 5 r,2 ! *
10 . . .HI 40 : > r > 3 03. . . .221 . 121 5 - " /
81. " 3.1) ) Ji 5) 07 n. , t 120
4. . 2' ( ! : rj .5 50 ' . ' 243 U'O 502 ! ' ,
> . . 2J ) 5 50 75 . . . .Ull Ili3 5 6.1
B'J. . 243 5 3 C8 210 200 501
71. . . . .2J2 101 5 32 ! , T3 2u4 K'O 5 05
71 . . . .20J 43 5 53 01 211 8J 5 at
73. . . . .228 24 J fi 55 TO 210 4 ] 505
C7. . " .224 120 5 55 70 237 4J 5 111
57 . .255 2JO 5 55 S3 221 12) 505
fit . . . . -03 12) 5 f > 5 611 . . . . 231 43 50.1
67 . . . .If5 20) 7'J 243 233 set
" . . .188 103 fi.1 2M 123 5 ( > 5
G.I" . . 223 2 0 5 55 hiC7 2JU 11 ! ) 501
. . .214 49 553 C7 . . 217 12J 5 ( V >
SO. . , . . .2JG 10) 5 53 B ! ) 27 8J 505
8JkO
81 . , . . . f-'l JO ) 5 5"i 70 22'J kO 5 K >
CO . . . .245 40 5 r > * . li,1 , S20 to 5li7'i
72 . , . . .200 120 5 f5 77 2UI 5II7M
80. . . . 2.U 200 5 55 07 2.0 40 507H
01. . . . . .21fl 120 5 55 71 217 40 fi Ci7'/4
S3. . . . . .22U ll' ( ) 555 01 . . . 2.13 120 5 7i !
71 . , . . .214 303M 5.V. 51 207 12) ) 570
75 . , . . .HW M 5 571 Kl 811 571
57. . , . . .204 10'J 83 571
70 . . . .248 32J 5 57-.J 50 103 . ' 73
81. . , ICO 50 . 43 570
51. . , .j.83 30) ' 57 ! ' , fit. . . . .2tS'J 23) )
' 103 5 57' i 70. . . . .243
71. . . .5.1 210 5 CO 50. . . . .SM 120
7.1. . . .1S1 40 5 0) 21) ) . ' ' 75
8J. . . .20 ! ) -.8) ) 5 m 55 . . . 'ilo 83 5 75
113 IDS 5 liO f ' . ) . . . . .mi 120 5 75
03 . . . . .KB IS. ) 5 10 53 . . . .28. ! 12J 575
04 . . 120 5 03 67. . . . .25:1 : 5 77W
' " ! M = 7 01. . . . .IbS 80 r.Hj
70' . . .iOJ 103 5 00 ; ) tb3 80 583
ins AND nnutni.
1 KO 283 1 173 525
1 210 510 3 301 525
3 2.0 r. 2) 2 383 40 53)
Hum1 ; ! Theio were no fresh receipts of
sheep und nothing hero to inuke a inarl > et ,
The demand continues coed for deilrablu
muttons ut fully steady prices. Kalr to good
natives. i.7. " ' < ii4.5 ; fair to good westeins.
f.l.50i,4.21 ; coinmon ull I stock t-hcnp. $ . ' .5. ®
: ' . : , ; J40od to choice 40 to U3 Ib. lambs , EI..U ®
5.50.
Krcnlptn mul UiiipoHiiion of Stock.
Onielal receipts und disposition of stock ns
Hliownbv the hoolcsot the Union Stoslt Ynrds
comp my for the Iwcnty-four hours , cncnni * ut
5o'oio.-k p. m. , July 2J. 18 ! ) . ' :
Itnouil'l'S.
IIUVCIIS. CAITI.H. IIOI1H HIII.EI
Kwlft A.CO l.l'.l.'i
Tha Cudnlir l'ac ° ilnx Cn. Ti'j
J. 1 * . i-iinlrcB , IIOHton
Klniinn & Co 574
HpprryA. llnrnui .
( i. II. Wilson
llluiUler
Nuttli Lo
Coey.V Co
Andruw lliinn . 7J
1' . I ) . Armmir , KnnanaClty 1,08.1
Jorsojr City . IU
Spuc'l't'rj , nh I p. A fcudom o70
Totnls. . T.S'll
Chlcngo l.lvo Stork Marknt.
CIIICAOO. III. , July ( . ISpcclalTeleizrniii to
THIS llcc.l There were unuiit " ,00 cattle on
sale today. They were bought upon u busts
of from $1.00 to * J.7 for inferior1 tocholco cows ,
helferH and bulls , tl.75 to * , UV > for stoekerii and
feeders , i.lUJ to t . .n for common to uvtra
bteers iiirl $1.25 to i..75 ) for xrusH Tuxas.
tiales of goo I to prime xnulcs of hoits looked
n llttlo btroimer thun yesterday , while ( O.UJ
was today , as then , pract caily tlio top of the
market. There wan nn Increased proportion
( it triUlnK above $5.0 , ) . That thu demand wus
not very ur , out is evidenced by the fact thnt
altlion h the receipts woreulont ; thouniiilleat
re.-orded Nlncu lust September , Hellers fulled
to secure any coindaorab e advance. Quota
tions were from t .oj to $ (1.00 ( fur Inferior to
choice heavy , and from $ ) .U ) to $5.)5 ) for Iluht-
The bulk of the ho s wcro weighed ut from
J5.I1I toJ5.1)- ) ) '
Of bheep. no chun''o In prlcrs was noted.
There wns a light domnnd ut from f--.0l ( to
tJ.75 for poor to cholcu hheup , und at from tl.uo
to in. " ' < for lambs. Culor.idoos were not
readily disposed ot t from * ' . ' .0l ; to f l.7 > .
Kocellils were : Cattle , 15.UOU ; ho0's , 7,000 ;
sheep. J.OJO.
The Kvonlns Journal reports ;
UAITM : Kocelpts , l.MMU head ; Khlpnicnts ,
none ; market dull ; prices steady ut ycster-
duy's close ; H'jarcely sulltclent unlives sold to
make inurKut.
Moos Itecolpta. 7,090 huad ; shipment * .
5.0JO head ; murket hteady ; nnxoj pie t'iu
K > .MiU > . ' ! ! i : nr.ine heavy und butchers'
woUhtH. ( * .OiU.oi ; usKorted ll hl , fo.Uvtt'.U. ' ;
second cluss. tl.lHKai.ri.
HiiKBi'-KiieoluiH. ) bond ; shlpinonls ,
1,1X11 head : nuirkct steady ; no ehnn u from
yesterdiiy'H < juotutlons ; natives , JJ.52 > 'i.7i ;
Texuns , Jd534fl.j | luin
Ilnimni City l.lvo .Stuck Mnrkot.
KASSAB UITV. Mo. . July 2'l OArriK lie-
colpU. 1'tOU ; Hhtpincnts , b07l Bloom I iQ > l5o
lower ut Jl.wl. : ; e < iW4 steady at } l.'f/ii..7.V
feeduri ijnlut nt I.'J.t ; Texan steers uctlvu am
llio hi hur at * ! . ! ) . ! < / > .
IlodK Kecolpts , : .5,0 : Mhlpinonis , 030t the
market was 5iitUi' lilnhcn nil grades , 4J.i : ©
& .b5 ; bulk , t5.U.r4W.07"l.
rtliuui1 Iteculptu , none : shipments , 100 ; the
murket wus nominally stonily.
Nt. Luiili l.lvn SfJulC' .tlnrlcnt.
Hr , Louis , Mo. , July 2a.--OATT-.ii ItecelntH.
5CO 1-oiiJ : fdilpniunli. l.wn bo'id ; murkel
steady on natives und Htron i nn Texas ut yes
terday's ( ! viincu ot 100 per 100.
lionsUocelpt * . ll.iuoliuadl uhlpmentu , 1'JDQ
houdi innrket utronut prices ninnc from t\U
iJ-'iUJ for t Ir inUed to best IIOAVV ,
BiiBti'-lteculut * . Wi li'jad ; sblumouU , 1,200
uuad ; luurkat unruly Htuudy ,
ISED HIM A COOL HUNDRED
fVttornoy Kich's Brother Gota Fined foi
Oontompt of Court
\l \ HAD THREATENED LAWYER JEFFREY
: rforts tn I'.itoli Up the .TolTrcy A llloh
rnrtncmhlp Dlffbrenoes Only lli iilt In
Another ICnenuntor llctweon In.
tcroitnd rnrtlrs.
There WAS another chnptar addoJ to the
ciuiUlotml Htoh-JolTrey illftlcultios ycitordar
mornlnp , nnd as upon a former occasion
Ciuorgo JcfTrojr scored a b.iso hit ,
The trouble grow out ot the Rich
> rothors rotuilnp to obey tlio order of the
court , issued by Judga Scott on Thursday
mornlntr , Ic which Kdson Hieliva onjolnad
rom lutorforlnp ; with Gcorgo JolTroy In the
niiAgciuoiu of ny busluosa ot tbo. llrm of
Jcftroy & Rich.
Tun Injunction also wont 10 far ns to ro-
ttriiln tlio clerks and omployciIn the
onico from Inlcrfcrlnt * with Mr. Jeffrey
u oxnmlnlnit any of ttio books nnd papers
) cloiiiiii : ; to the llrm.
When the sheriff visited the ofllca for the
purpose of serving the papers , llloh as-
inultcd. Jeffrey , who In turn ohot Hloh ,
jrouklnt * his ai-m. Friends of Iho txvo man
.linn took hold ol njr.ttors , Intending to
; rlni * about a poaconblo sottlomonU but tha
.roubles Friday afternoon widened tha
jfcnuh and in ado nnythun ; of thnt kind lm-
losslhlo.
Durlm ; thodny E. M. Ilartlott , uttornoy
'or JcfTroy , and O. S. Montgomery , attorney
'or Hloh , hold a consultation nnd things
ookcd ns though an adjuumont would bo
roaohed.
Liter Attornor Uarllott , In company with
JelTroy , visited the onico of JclTroy & Rich ,
where they found Uuvld Rich , u brottier ot
djon Rich , nnd M , L. Sean in possession.
They had hardly entered the room wlitm
3avid Rich , with a heavy c.uio In his hand ,
rushed ut Jeffrey , oxclalmlni ; : "D-n you.
got H.-IU out of here or 1 will do you up , and
thnt mlKht.v quick , too. "
JrfTroy snla that ho was tlioro not to have
any 11-jht , but lu pursuance of thoordor ot
tbo court.
"I don't cnro for that , " answered Rich.
I'll do you up sooner or later , and you bad
batter get out. "
Jeffrey saw there wns trouble In sight and
started into the hall , where lllch started
for Itartlntt , suvlnp , 'This Is none ot your
affair mid you had bettor qctout. " .
Unrtlott .stood his ground quietly roruark-
ng thnt Rich , whllo possibly ho did not
know It. was violating an order of ttio court.
Ho did not cara for that , bu * . ohf-agod tn
a hand-to-hand contest vuth Bartlctt. All at
once ho concluded that ho had placed
ilmscif in a oad light with tbo court and
begged to have the matter dropped.
liartlett told him that t&oro'waft no thin it
o drop ; that ho had violated the ordci ot
the court and would have to tnka the con o-
quonccs.
Rich grew loud and wanted blood , but was
quieted down by Bears , who led him off Into
another room.
Messrs. Qartlott and Jeffrey then brought
.ho matter to tha attention of Judge
Scott , unit this morning ho cltad
Q.ivld Rich to upoour and show cause why
ho should not bo fined for con loin nt.
On tbo witness stand Mr. Dnrtlott stated
that ho and JolTroy were in the ofHuo looking
over the books whan David Rich walked Into
the private room and imufo the assault.
Mr. JolTroy toitl'lcd to Iho s.imo stntn of
Tacts , ufter which Judge Scott rendered his
opinion. He mild that David Rich kuoiv
thnt the order of the court had boon Issued ,
und that it enjoined .Kdson Rfoh , tils clerks
und employes from Interfering with the man-
agcmnnt of the affairs of the ofllcc.
Mr. Montgomery argued that David Rich
was not an attorney and consequently did
not know what It meant to violate un order
of the rouut.
Judge Scott replied that If ho did not
know ho haJ boon advised. Then Mr. Rich
wus requested to stand up , and ns ho ilooj
: io .vas lined { 100 and costs nnd ordered Im
prisoned until tbo duo was paid. Besides
this , ho was placed under bonds of $303 to
keep tbo pence and not Interfere with the
order of the court again. Tlio sentence read
that upon tbo failure to furnish the bond
thnt ho would po to jail.
Mr. Montgomery pleaded for a reduction
of the line , but . 'udco Scott mid
"no. " The flno wus not so much
for the purpose ot inflicting n punishment ,
out was to show that on order ot the oourt
meant something.
Mr. Montgomery stated that ignorance
caused David Rich to act.
That may bo true , " answered Judge
Scott , "but it you will bring the luwyer wno
advibcd him , I may make u different order. "
Mr. Montgomery thought that there ought
to bo somj raoroy accompany tbo Justice , and
that the client ought to nave two or three
dnyu in which to ralso the money with
which to pay the Quo.
Mr. Unrtlett believed that an injunction
was an order that should not bo violated with
impunity , and that the order of Iho court
should bo carried out.
Judge Scott answered that the nontenco
would not bo modified nnd that It would DO
carried Into effect at ouco.
Owing to injuries inlllctcd upon Edsoa
Rich , the contempt proceedings were con
tinued , co far as ho was concerned.
In lust evening's Issue of TUB BISE the
reading of the matter did nn unintentional
injustlcn to Mr. Soars in that it inferential ! ?
connected him with the assault on Mr.
liartlctt. Tha only efforts put forth by Mr.
Soars m the matter wuro lu the Interest of
poaco.
Al to Uoud lli > K * .
OMAHA , July 23. To the Editor of Tun
Rim : I seldom pay any Attention to anony
mous communications , but ttio latter pub
lished in TIIK Burs and dated July " 0 refer
ring to a dead dog reflects unjustly on aa
faithful a man as is to bo found in the city
of Omaha. I refer to Prank Johnson who
performs the duty of deponltlnt ; dead ani
mals in the rlvor. I dcslro to state Unit until
tbo city hall ofllcos are ready to bo occu
pied thnt the Board of Health telephone Is
No. 1U05 , that tbo ofllcols open and some ono
present from 70 : ! ! n. in. until 0 p. m. , dnlly ,
ono and ono-hnlf hours lungur thun tno law
requires , und that any communlnatlon re
ceived at ttio nfllco relating to the health of
the city will bo attended to as promptly as
Iho slza of the force employed will admit of.
I wlsb , uowovor , to have a few points dis
tinctly understood.
1. The Board of Health Is not a board of
arbitration to settle neighborhood lirawls.
2. All anonymous communications are
promptly consigned to the wusto basket ,
! ) . \Vo are not responsible for communica
tions sent to Ma3 or Bern ! * , Chief Souvoytho
city council or any ether party until tbo
biuno huvo boon received nt this oflluo.
4 , Wo pay no attention to communications
by telephone , sent to our residences after
business hours , on sanitary matters ,
C. I do not give my por.ionul attention to
mutters of detail that can bo as well attended
to by men employed by thu department ut
} " par day.
But to return to the question of dead dogs.
The records in ttio ofllco show that tbo tlrst
rommunlcutlon received at thu Board ot
Health olliuo regarding the case complained
of WOH at 8 a. in. July U and that ha was re
moved tha same duy , something over six
tour/1 from the data of the notice , but us
'promptly as a faithful man could well got
around considering tbo numborof animals
dying from the heat these days. Lot people
sonU their communications direct to tuts
onico , bo definite as regards location , send as
early In tbo day as possible , und sign writ
ten communications , A. B , SOMEIIS.
A Contractor OliJoeU.
Thcro appears to bo trouble brewing for
tbo Board of Education , Meyer Bros. , tbo
brick contractor1 , threaten to got out u man-
dumus to compel the board to award them
the contract ( or Iho construction ot the Wett
Omuhu and Lolhrop school buildings. The
bid submitted by Meyer Bro .
wai , as u matter of fuel , lower than the bid
of the ( Inn to whom the contruot w s
lot hut owing to the fact thut
Mayor Bros , ' bid was net according to tbo
tormsof the advorlUemont ankinir for bids ,
tbo board decided to rt'Juct Meyer Bros. ' bid.
Ttio board ubked for bids on three different
binds of limiting apparatus und Meyer Bros ,
submitted llguros upon ouly ono kind , Foi
this reason the Lid wus dcolurcd Irregular.