THE OMAHA BATLY inaEiVfeATriiOAY , , TITLY 11 , 1fl)0. ! )
C03I1IERCIAI AND FINANCIAL
Heavy Receipts of New Wheat Had Much
Influence ,
CORN WAS QUITE SLOW AND WEAK
In Oitln ThenAVim n l'nlrlinoil
Dcinunil mill 11 Hllulitlr Hotter
T Slinrp Decline lu
I'rovlMliiiin.
PHICAGO. July 10. Heavy receipts of
lirw wheat , wlilr-h Is licfilnnlnK to como on
tlio market , tOKuthur with tha political
tdtimllnn , inn illu rnthrr wonk wheat marl -
l t loilny nml September closed % o lower.
Crrn lost UP- Other mnrUotH noted Indo-
iwndcntly. Onts uiul provisions 1 > oth showed
Improvement.
In wheat dullness was tiRaln the chief
rhurarterlstlc , very little Interest belni ?
mnnlfi'Btcd. The opening showed n c-on-
tltumtlim of yesterday's wenkncss. with the
IlrtU price from 'to to Vic he-low the price
tit the close yesterday. A dlHcournBlng
fontiiro of the early news was the heavy
receipts * of HprliiK wheat , 15.1 of the total
rc.'i-lplH of 23 : cars boltix new red win
ter. September opened at from GOVfcc to Cfittc
niul after some considerable trading be
tween that and Me , the price went down to
DJ'C. . Hut there wan hardly any disposi
tion to trade. There was nomu reaction
during the last hour , mainly on rovurlng
by Hhorto , and by u report that 40,000 bu.
of No. 1 northern cprlMK had been taken
for export ; September weld up to from & , ric )
to fwT < ic , where It closed.
Corn was nlow and weak on the lieavy
fcellnn In wheat , the excitement and dull
ness In the east , anticipated Increase In re
ceipts. The Increase In uastbound freight
rates , however , exercised n. HteadyliiK ef
fect and prices changed. September opened
VKC lower lit 2G-Vit ! and after touching EGHc
closed easy at the openliiK price.
In oats theru was a fairly Rood demand
anil a slightly better reeling was notlce-
nblo , prices nillni ; firmer the greater part
of the session. September opened n Hhndo
easier at ISVlc , touched from lolsC to IDHc
nnd closed steady at Kfl'ti :
In provisions the sharp decline of the
past two or three days encouraged a little
more buying , which stimulated a little ad
vance In prices. Opening prices were un
changed , but under the Improved demand
HOOII advanced and closed steady ; Septem
ber pork closed lOo higher at SO.KO ; Septem
ber lard , 7',4c ' higher al $3.67V < i ; September
ribs , 7V.sC higher at I.C7l& .
Kstlmates for Saturday : Wheat , ICO cars ;
corn. G30 cars ; oats , ICO cars ; hogs , 11,000
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows ;
Artlclm I Onil. ; I High. | Cloil
W brat. No. ' . '
Julv n.i cr > ' BJH
Sept o.-i
Dru DHH 07H
Corn. No a. .
July 20) ) ( 20M
Sept ' . ' ( HI BUM
May MOW 5fl- !
Ontn. No. a. .
July ISM
Sept KV , { Ki ! <
May 17H 1SH
Pork.porbbl
Sept. . . . , 0 fine o nee n no
Del o no I 571 < o so
Jan 7 38 7 3i 7 40
Lurd.lOOlbi
Ne.ul . 3 CO 3 07 3 07W
Oct : i 711 3 7.1k il 07 3 7'-'H
Jan 1 00 4 00 4 03
Short Illba-
Si-pt H so 3 CO a no 3 57K
tOel 3 till : i o.i ,1 00 3 ( in
Jan : i 7fl 3 OS 3 70
Cash quotations were us follows :
ri.ont-iasy ; pntrnlH , J3.10fC3.fiO ; straights.
S2.tjORJ.30 ; spring patents , J3.235/3.73 ; bakers ,
WHKAT No. 2 spring , C4 > 5c ; No. 2 red , Ki@
C5'4c.
COIIN NO. 2 zr.Uc.
OATS-NO. 2. ir.V4fiire ; No. 2 white , ICMc ;
No. 3 white , 15'.t flCie.
11YKNo. . 2. smc.
IIAIILIIY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. ,
2Te. No. I. f. o. li , , 2lc.
1'llIMK TIMOTHY HKKh-J2.S : .
1'IIOVISIONS Mess pork , per lib ! . , JC.501TC.53 ;
lard , per 1 < ) u . , J3.5714 ; hort rlba , sldcn , loose ,
J3. lldis.no ; ilry'saltwl'BhouldetB. boxed. J3.73fl.OO ;
short clear Rides , hoxeil , J3.B2li$7'3.73.
WIIISIC1 Distillers' llnlKhed goods , per sal. ,
SITfJAnS Cut loaf. J3.S7 ; granulated , $1.03.
1'OfI.TUY-Market steady ; turkeys. 7i9o ;
chlekens , Bprlng , 12 013lic ; ducks , fprlng. llfi1
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
Onllio I'ro.luco oxolnuiTij to.l ly the butter mar
ket wai Hteiidy ; creamery , lUcil-me : dairy. D *
OHo. Kfiru. dti'Udy ; fresh , UHc. Uhroao , iiuluf
7it7fo. ( !
NU\V VOltlC ( JICMOHAI , 3IAKIC15T.
QuiiliUlniin nt ( lieDny on Various
CiiniiiuiilKli-H.
NB\V YOIUC , July 10. FLOUIl Receipts , 17,400
blilfl. ; exports , 11,803 bbla. ; dull and
lower ; Minnesota patents , H.33ff3.75 ; Min
nesota bilkers , J2.4052.80 ; sprlnR low Rradcs ,
.10ffi2.30 ; winter patents , J3.5003.60 ; southern
llour , ( iulet at $3.23. Uye Hour , quint ; BUpurllne.
J2.50ir2.70 ; fancy. J2.70fi2.9i ) .
HY1J yulet ; No. 2 western. 3737V4c.
COHN illOAL ( jultt and eaHler ; yellow west
ern. CCo.
IIAHl.rjY Qulftr western , 30'jjT33c.
DAllLUY MALT-Hteady at 4Jfc'53e.
W1IKAT UpcvlptH. S.0,100 bu. ; exports. 43 DC2
bu.i hiwt , wnkir ; No. 3 red. C3'io ; No , 1 hard ,
( Wttc. Options wern dull and weuk oil day , ex.
ceut for a sllsht rally In the lati- afternoon and
covering , and were Uy io ncT loner ; July , Clff
Sl'/jC. closing 61ic ! ; September , Cl 7-l6JjC2Vfo ,
iili > nliiK. Cl c.
COHN Heerliits , 15.900 bu. ; exports , 1 7,037 hu.
ppot , Inactive ; No. 2 , 32a Optluim weru fairly
llctlve nnd weaker , owlni ; to Incrwislng iwclins
nnd rulim In KanvaH ; i-loseil l UWUi ; net lower1
July. 327-16j32'4e. ' closliiff 3J ; S < 'plumber , 22 %
, .
OATS llecelpls , 171,300 bit. ; exports , 72,111 bu.-
upot , vtfuily ; No. 2. ZOUWl'OVjo. Options rulM
dull and nominal without nales ; closed un-
chan i > d ; July. 20'io ' ; September. 19 ! c.
11IHKSKlrin ; Ualvemon , lUEriUje ; lluenos
Ajirs. dry , ICe ; Texas , dry. 9o ; C'allfornla , 13c.
IIITTKH llwi-lptii , 7,0 ( l plK . ; uleudy ,
CIIKKHI'llecelpts S.WO pUgs. ; nulet.
1X1I1S ItecvlptH , r.7M pkB . ; western. Ilfl2o.
HOI'S < } ulel ; btate , Ib9l crop , 2\iH3'Sc ; 1S93
crop , . " .WS , : , I'aclllo coast , ISO * cruji , 2Vi5jl'io ; 1133
crop. 357i' .
KdOS Steady ; western tresli. HO12e.
I'llOVISlONS lleef. .inlet ; fnmlly , JS.30ffO.OO
Cul meals , llrm ; pleltled liams , | ] 350iilil.w
I.ard. steady ; wektern steam , JJ.O..WI.W Tal
low , lower ; city , 3Vcountry. ; . 3 } c. llacon ,
boxed nhoulders , Jl.tO ; tonguua , J3.7& ; ribs } !
shorlH , JI.I2I4 , Dry salt IIIHHIS. boxed tihotilders
und longs , J.'I.M ; Him. J3.75 ; shorts , J3.b7'i.
TAM.OSV Kasyj dull ; city , 3Uc ; country , 3c ,
OILS-Petroleum , dull ; Unlleil rlosed nt 11.16.
Tlonln. fjulet ; strained , 11.70. Turpentine , quiet
SiVjJTSC o. Cottonseed oil , Inactive ; prime rrutle
: oi2lo | ; utt eradcs , IslTISo ; jirlnio summer yellow ,
Now Orleans. 25O37o.
lllCi--Hteady : ; domestic , fair to extra ,
Japan. 4KIlc. !
KHiilUT ( To Uvcrpool , quiet ; grain by
tfnm. l io.
illJTAI.8 VlR Iron , oulet Copper , quiet ;
l > rc , | < ers , J11.37V4 ; oxcaiiKe , Jll.S3ail.50. Lead ,
nue ; iniiei-s. J2.UO ; excbaiiKo , J2.97KC3.05U.
Till , sleady ; utrallH , JI3.W ; iilates , ilnn. Bpcl-
tor , fair ; dome > > tlo , J4.10.
Nt. I.oulx ( iuiii-rul
BT. I ) L'IS. July 10.--VIOUIl-Qulft , easy and
unchanged ; pa Mills. X3'JW3.IOi fancy , ( . ' .UOQ270 :
exliu fancy , f3.00 < 73.10 ; choice , J2.JO2.IO.
WIIIIAT Showed but Illtle chantio from yes-
turduy. futures belnir a shade raster and wet
lo er ; No. 3 red. rji * h. elevator , 63Ho ; track ,
(31iiSI > iai nuw , 534e ; old , ( Co ; No. 2 hard , S2Uc
bid ; Julrt6Hle. nsUed ; August , MVitr53V ( c : rtp- !
t'QUN F'uturM , & > ; September sellliiK lower
tliun i-wr. SiKjt , lowtr ; No. S rash. 24le : July ,
2 | , ' ( (2l ( ; iBuptembcr. ; . Mio ! , bid.
OATS-rulures. quiet mid MroMKer In lon ,
Bivil , ulendy ; No. J cakh , 15 4c. bid : July , U o :
B | itMiilwr. liL.e. bid ; Sin ) . ITIWISHc.
HVK J9 , % bid. track.
11AIII.KY NomliiHl , commercl&l , Jt.W.
1IUAN Hull ; nalabla lit 3lo. cntt track.
i , ' ! AiIK1 ? > N""ll" 1 : 6T ° ' "f July delivery.
TIMOTHY SKr.Il rlm # . JJ.b5.
KCillS-Ktendy ut Cu.
AVHISKY-JI.J2.
lr.VI > Dull ; heavy , Jt.78. eller . with no d
Iiumd.
! ! Ncmlnnl at rt3.
rOHK ritcady ; stanrtarU IIICBS , Jobbing ; tt.409
6.03.
6.03.1.AIID Higher ; prime Hteain , JJ.37H ; choice ,
i'UOVlSlONS Pork , steady : slandard m s ,
Jobbing , ti ( d j 6.C5. I.ard , hlglier : iirlnm steam.
ti.yt' , ; choice , (3.41.
Liverpool .Murlii-t * .
I.IVKUPOOI. , July ID. WHKAT-Spot , nrm ;
demand jwor : No. H red , winter , Cs Id : No. i
Imnl. Manitoba , locks elinuste.i ; No. 1 , Call-
furnla , Sa S J. Tulurvs opvneil nulrl ; clcsed
flrm. vrltu Devmnber unchanged and oilier posi
tion * Ud lower ; buslnciw about equally dU-
trlbutvd.
, ClJU.V-Spot. quiet ; American mixed , new , 2
101,0. tuluros oprned wi-uk. with nrnr and dln-
taiil pijtlilMia Ud lo\Yr ; clo l dull , with near
IIOMIUUU UOUJ l.iwcr. and distant i ' '
uncuan vM tv Vld lower : busln &s abvut
liU-tmtiutttil.
i'ljQUn Dill lancy
wmttr
- . MIX : a inana poor :
PuniberUnd out. 14. , ebort ribs. K : lun * cle
iXUU * U | kliort J > .UULu { . wx. | lt <
fthont'lerK , niuarc. Kit. Itams , short cut , 45s.
Tnllow , l\r\r- \ \ North Amerlrftn , nominal. Itwf ,
prlmo tnM * , 37s frl Pork , prime meM , fine
wrstrrn. 4Ji ; medium western , JSs M. r rd ,
dull.
dull.CIIKKflKQiilct ; ilemnml poor.
1IITTI4ll-KlnM Amerlrnn. 70s ; SOOil , 45 .
I.1N8KKD OIIIM lid.
HKI-'HHIKUATOII 1IBBP Forequnrter. 4id * ;
hlndniiartcr. SHil.
HCJV8 At london ll'aclfia const ) . Cl 15s.
Tli receipts of wheat during thi lust three
days w re l 4.i ( jO centals. Including 1J1.0W centals
Amerlcnn.
Th ( > receipts of American corn during the
Insl three days was 88,200 centals.
Weather line. _ _ _ _ _
OMAHA ( JKM'.HAI , MAUKllT.
OonilKliui of Trinlo nml
on St.lplc nml | . 'inu-y 1'roilncc ,
KOOS 'Tiolre stock , " 'iflSe.
IH'TTKIl-rommon to fair , So ; choice to fancy ,
counlrjlOfllltp ,
VIIAIr-Cholce fat , SO to ISO Ibs. , Is quoted at
6',4c ; lar e and coarse , 41fr > c.
CHKUHH Domeslla brick , 13c ; 1-Mam , per dnz. ,
J5.50 ; club IIOUFP. 1-lb. Jars , per dor. . , J3.0 ; Mm-
ertjer , fancy , per lu. , 13c ; Uoo.uefort , H-'l ' >
Jnn , per doz. , 13.00 ; Younu Americuv , 12c ; t i-.f.
fnney , imc.
rutJt.THV ! . ! % hen . CV : cocks , So ; ti. ?
keys. Cc ; old ducks , 6c ; spMnff chlkens , Il0t2c
per pound ; spring ducks , loo.
IMHIXJNS LUn , Jl.w 1.2D ; dead plRConS not
wanted.
IfAY New hny. JS.W ) ; Upland. J5.CO ; midland.
14.50 ; louhind. ] 4 < 0 ; rye straw , JI.W ) ; color makes
the | ii Ice on buy ; Until bales nell the best ; only
top modes brltiK tup prices.
HltOO.M I'OllN Kxtremely flow snle ; new
c-rop , dellveied on track In country ; choice preen
solf-workliiff carpet , per Hi. , 2Vtc ; choice green ,
ruiinliiL' to hull , 2'.io ' ; common , lUc.
VIOITA : MS.
WATRIlMni.ONS-1'or doz. , Jl.&O.
CANTKI/JI'I'IJS IVr < 4 bu. basket , C037uc.
13OO I'l.ANT 1'er doz. . 73c.
TOMATOIIS 1'cr 4-baskvt crates , 83c ; len-
crate lots. 7Te.
CUaUMIir.llS 1'er doz. . S3e.
CLH'fMllKltH-1'er doz. . IOB30C
NUW UNIONH Southern slock , per lb. , l\c.
LIMA 1IKANS Per lb. . Io.
IIKANH-lland niched navy , per bu. , Jl. 4001.50.
I'lK I'l.ANT I liime urown , per lb. , Ic.
OAri.m.OWKK-1'cr dnz. , 75c.
OAIIIlAOIV-lIome Krown , per doz. , 353300.
CKLUllY 1'er doz. . 23KOc
rilUtTS.
STHAWlI-uuns None of any consequence.
CALII'X311NI.V flinillllKK No siilppllif stock.
_ pIUJSIH OUOWN UHKIIHIUS 1'tr 10-lb. basket.
C >
lCSOOSKllKItllIKS None.
HLAl'KlirUllliS-l'er 24-qt. case. Jl. 75 2.00.
I1LACK llASl'lll-UllIKS-l'er : 21-qt. cuse.J3.00.
I'ALIKOllMA Al'UICOTri-JI.25Hl.BO.
CAL1FOIINIA I'UACHKS-Karly Alexander ,
, K > r b. > x. , J1.23.
CAI.tKOIlNIA 1'LITMS Per box. J1.73.
ITllllANTS Nnlie.
SOITTIIMHN APl'LUS-Pcr < 5-bu. box. , SSfllOc ;
' ,4-bll. boxes , DOc.
HiJI'THMIlN 1'l.tIMS 1'er 21-qt. case , $1.23.
SiUTIllIlN PKACI1KS Pir 14-bu. lot , 508i,0c ,
CALll'OHNIA PIIAIIS None.
TUOl'ICAIi ritUlTS.
OllANOHS Mediterranean sweets , Nos. 126. 130 ,
176 , 2i ) , 216 , JI.50 ; lareer and Pinaller sizes , J4.23.
LUMONS Messlnns. fancy , J4.50 ; choice , JI.CO&
4.25 ; California lemons. Jl.
1IANANAK Choice larwo stock , per bunch ,
J2.001J2 S5 ; medium-sized bunches , Jl.50fj2.00.
I'lNHAl'l'LIiS Per crate of live to seven doz. ,
J7.DO.
MISCILLANIOUS. :
HONBY Knncy white , per lb. , 14c ; choice , 13c ;
California , amln'r color , lOc.
MAl'LK SYIU'P Five c l. cans , each , J2.75 ;
Knl. cans , per doz. , J12 ; Vi Kal. cans , JC.25 ; quart
cans , fj.50.
ClDIIll Clarified Juice , per half bbl. , J3 ; per
piinsHUVHS Assorted , 10-lb. palls , each. J1.40.
K1OS Imported fancy. G' crown , 30-lb. boxes ,
14c ; choice , 10-lb. boxes. 3 crown , USlOe.
NUTS Almonds , Callfoinla , per lb. , medium
slzp , 10o ; Tannironu almonds , per lb. , laiRe ,
12Vic : llrazlls. per lb. , Sc ; niiKllsh walnuts , per
I1 > . , fancy soft shell , 12c ; medium size , lOc ; 111.
bcrts , per lb. , lOo ; pecans , polished medium , Sc ;
lar e , lOc ; peanuts , raw , Gli'ff7c ' : roasted , " c.
OATHS Halloween , per lb. , Go ; fards , lu-lb.
boxes , per lb. , 7c.
DIIKSSRD MEATS.
HKEP Drcs l steers. 400 to 600 Ibs. , CffC c ;
western steers , Co ; Kood cows and heifers , 5Uffir
Cc ; medium caws and heifers , 5J5Hc ; Kooil
fiircquarlvrs , cows nnd heifers. 3"i < * 4 c ;
Kood fort-quarters , native steers , 4HT3c ; Rood
hindquarters , cows nnd heifers , 7ViiTSc ( ; peed
hindquarters , steers , 8' W9c ; cow rounds , 5'4c ' ;
cow plates , 3c ; boneless chueks , 4c : cow cluicks.
3''ic : steer chucks , 3 ic : beef tenderloins. 22c ,
leef rolls , boneless. He ; sirloin butts , boneless , flc ;
loin backs , boneless , 9c ; loin backs , 9c ; cow ribs.
No. 3 , Cifcc ; cow loins. No. 3. 9c ; beef trim-
mliiRS , 3c ; rump butts , 5c ; shoulder clods , 5c- ,
frozen , 4e.
MUTTON Dressed lambs , Sc ; dressed mutton.
7o ; racks , lOc ; Icfis , Sc ; Baddies. Sc ; stews. 3c ;
t-heep plucks , 3c ; sheep tongues , per doz. , 23c.
POIlIv Dressed IIORS , 4e ; pork loins , 5Hc ;
spare rib" , S'.fec ; ham sausages , butts , 4e ; pork
shoulders. 4Vjn ; pork shoulders , skinned , 4K.O ;
pork trlmmliiKS , 3c ; leaf lard , not rendered ,
S AND TALLOW.
The Shoe nnd Leather Review says the hide
market rules very quiet nnd on the surface
seems considerable weaker , but there Is an
undercimciit of alreiiK-lli. There are few If
any eastern orders to buy nnd western 'tanners
evince very sllfiht Interest , but the supplies
are known to be limited. The country kill
Is small this year and although the tanners
nre more cautious and conservative than usual
the hide situation retains nn element of strength.
Indeed , hide iruutitlons are several points higher
relatively than the leather that Is made from
them. Quotattr. ! ! " :
HIDHS No. 1 green hides. 4o : No. 2 preen
hides , 2 io ; No. 1 ureen suited hides , 5Hc ; No. 2
Kreen salted hides , 4'/4c ' ; No. 1 vcnl calf , S to 12
Ibs. , 60 ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 13 Ibs. . 4e ; No. 1
dry flint hides. 7fi8c : No. 2 dry flint hides. 6ff6o ;
No. 1 dry salted hides , 6c ; part cured hides , " , < ,0
per lb. lss than fully cured.
SlIii-P PULTS Uraen salted , each , 23flnOc ;
grt'on salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , each , 15o ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. 1. each. lOc ; dry shearlings
( short wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry
Hint Kaunas nnd Nebraska butrher wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 4 j5o ; dry flint Kansas
and Nebraska Murrain wool pelt * , pr lb. , act
ual weight , 3Slc : dry flint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4jr5a ; dry
Hint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 3f/4c ; feet cut off , as It U useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND OIIEASR Tallow. No. 1 , 2',4c ' ;
tallow , No. 2. I Su ; greaae. white A , 2)4c ) ; grease ,
whlto U , l"4c ; grraso , yellow , lUp ; grease , dark.
1'sc ; old butter. Si2'ic ' ; beeswax , prime 15 ®
25c ; rough tallow. lVc.
HONKft In car lots , weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.00O14.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton. J10.00'Sri2.00 ' : dry
country , damp and meaty , per ton. JG.tHffi8.00. )
WOOI > I'nwashed , line heavy , 6t7c ; flue. light
8S9c ; quarter blood. lO lie ; seedy , burry and
chaffy , 8U9e ; catted and broken , coarse , 79c ;
celled niul broken , line , CfTSe. r'lecce washed
Medium , ISWISc ; line , UHlCc ; tub washed , Wfl >
lie ; black. So ; bucks. Co ; tag locks , 2iJ3o ; dead
pulled ,
Coffi-p Mnrki-t.
NEW YORK , July 10. Total warehouse dellv-
orles friun the United Slates , 7.721 bags ; New-
York stock , 1S2.463 bags ; United States stock.
211,711 lings ; nlloat for the United States. 188 000
IMIRI ; total visible , for the United States , 899,711
bags , against 507,211 bags last year.
HANTOsi , July 10. 1'lrm ; good avcrngo Santos ,
11,300 lets ; receipts , 15.000 bags ; stock , 122,000
bags.
UAMWmO. July 10. Steady nnd unchanged ;
sales. 3.04) bags.
IHO , July 10-Qulet : No. 7. lllo , 11,430 rcls ;
exchange , 94id ; receipts , 10,000 bags ; cleared for
the I'nlteil States , 2.000 bags ; cleared for Uuronc
2no ( ) lings ; stock , 13C.OOO bags. . '
IlAVltU. July 10 COKKii : ; Closed qulot at
? j < fU' net decline ; sales , 14,000 bags ,
Dry CiooilN.
FALr. niVEU. Mass. , July 10 The cloth mar-
liet closed at JH ° ; demand light and almost
wholly for odds.
NBW YOUK , July lO.-Moro visiting liuycra
were In the market , but their chief attention
was given to whopping and making memoranda.
Illeached cottons continued In good order , and
thn aggregate sales were of llttlo Importance.
I'llntlng cloths were In fair demand and steady
at SfiZVic.
MANCHESTER July W. The cloth and yurn
market \a \ very steady.
Suuriir .MnrUrt.
NEW YOniC. July lO.-SUGAR-IUw. easier ;
fair refining. 2 15-llc ; centrifugal. 96 lest. 37-ICo-
HuleK. 15,000 ban Cuba centrifugal , 96 test ,
37-lCc. ex-store ; 29,100 bags Cuba molasses , SO
t t. 1 11-lCc , ex-more.
LONDON. July 10.-8UOAn-Can . very In.
uctlvu ; centrifugal , Java , 1U W ; Muscovado , fair
refining , IDa 3d. lleet sugar , quiet and llrm.
N TV York 4iriil SlilniiieiilH.
NEW YOUlv. July 10. Tlie New York grain
stocks nre as follows :
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour . 3.UJO bbls , 4,000 bbls '
Wheat . DS.OOO bu. 13,00 < ) bu ,
Corn . 5.WX ) bu. 8.000 bu.
Oats . . . . 8.000 bu. 4,000 bu.
Co 1 1 o u Market.
NEW ORLEANS. July lO.-COTTON-Qulet ;
middling , ( jJio ; low middling , 6 > c ; good ordinary ,
'NEW YORK , July lO.-COTTON-Uull ; mld-
dlll.B , 7 7-16e. _
Criili llciiort r
WASHINGTON. July lO.-Agrlcultural depart
ment July crop report ; Average condition of
corn , 92.4 ; winter wheat. 75,6 ; spring wheat ,
9J.3 : combined spring nnd winter wheat , 83.1 ,
oat , SS.3.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 10. WHEAT Inac
tive ; December , 97ic. ?
. July 10. Exchange on London , eight
das' right , 20 mark * J3 pfg ,
I'AIHP , July 10. niree per rent rentes , JMf
for th account ; exchanxo on Ixnijoo , vlglit day > '
night. Kt ICUo fur check * .
LONDON. July lO.-Uold Is quoted nt llucnos
Ayrei toda at 181.50. at Madrid , 19.23 ; Lisbon ,
: Mi. Athena. 174 ; Rome , 197 ,
WltlnlranGolil fur Counter L' r.
NBW YOIUC. July 10. There was with
drawn today $120.000 In gold from the sub-
treasury by o tlrra of bullion brokers. Thu
linn hua nil told withdrawn this week $3uO-
000 and says U needs gold ( or counter use.
There U no premium on gold. Withdrawals
thus far todi y aggregate Jo20,00) ) ami bring
thu treasury free sold below the tlUO,000,000
limit.
limit.WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. July W.-Today'a state
ment of the treasury shows : AvalUbla cuxh
: sold res rva. J1QO.233.GSS.
MADE DULLER BY POLITICS
Chicago Convention Has a Bad Influence on
the Country's Business.
WHEAT MARKET ALONE SHOWS A GAIN
\VonUTii lleeelptn Arc Mueli I.nrm-r
'I'llmi fur ( lip Name \V 'ok ( if Inut
Venr , nnd l''orelnn Deiuiiiiil
IN .Vot ( SrowliiK.
NKW YORK. July 10.-II. O. Dun & Co.'a
weekly review of trade which Issues to
morrow will say : With a political conven
tion In proircss directly antagonizing the
position taken on the money question by
the convention of last month It Is natural
that there has been uncertainty about the
future to Intensify dullness expected at
this season.
The wheat market advanced a little ,
whllo other speculative markets were stag
nant or slightly declined , but Its small ad-
vnnco was mainly due to reports of for
eign crop reports. There are many
who believe that a decrease In the
yield this year has been underestimated
and part of the dispatches withered by Dun's
review last week tends to support that view.
thoufth practically all the returns from wlmt
tin- now tlie chief w.ient griming states were
elu-erlng. Less favorable ncrotmts appear this
wi-uk from Minnesota niul Dakota. U was wise
on Ixuli sldc.s to rcnimilier that In the spring
wheat states , which tin\c this year to make up
for some loss elsewhere , the crop will not be
out of danger for some weeks. Actual move
ments continue to Indicate very large supplies
In night , the wuslcnt receipts for the week hav
ing been 2I23,40 ! bushels , against 1,095.631 hush-
els last year , while the foreign demand does
not at present cause very large Atlantic cx-
! 'U.rtl.w.lllcl1 ! ! yvcru for lll ° week , Hour Included ,
l."Ji.3i ) ) bushels , against , 1,121,631 last year. Corn
nnd oata promise so well thus far that prices
do not advance , nlthouKh exceptionally low al
ready , and home meals hnvo made new records
for clu-npnei's.
Not inueh can be said of a market so flat
n that of Iron nnd steel products , but part of
the Inactivity Is strlcHy seasonable , p.irt Is due
tu still unsettle , I questions about wages. lind
much mure to a general disposition to defer
ordeis until the future Is cleared. Whether
prices for finished products nre too high or
not. they nxvnigo relatively at least 10 per cent
higher Hum prices of pig Iron , which necessarily
causes Inaction when pig Is going lower. Bes
semer fell this week to 112 at I'lttsburg. and
Krey forge to J10 , hut some contracts of Im
portance have been placed , quotations for lln-
Islied products arc not lower , but are some
times cut.
1VHI2KLY IIOUSI2 TOTALS.
nlc of HiiNlncNH TriuiNiiuleil liy
tinANHOI'llltCll HllIlliM.
NEW YOUK. July 10. The following table ,
cnmpllctl by llradstreet's shows the total clear
ances at the prlliclp.il cities and the percentages
of Increase or decrease , as compared with the
corresponding week last year :
DOMINION OK CANADA.
, Canton. Sioux Fulls , .
ChatanooRa , Fartto , Nashville nnd Onlveaton not
Included In the table.
SIASV OAUSKS HKNTIIIUT IIUSIMSS.S.
. MlilNuniiuer IuIlliHH
liyViiiHii1 - anil I'olltlcM.
NKW YOUK , July 10. Ilrad treet' tomorrow
will say : The usual midsummer dullncxa in
Keneral merohandlao markets has been oniplia-
lzed by unfavornblo weather , by uneaflnfto ut
the uttltude of the Chicago plutform toward
the finances of the country , nnd by the con
tinued conwrvatlsm with which merchants i-on-
tlnue to supply their wants. The volume of
business appears to bo smaller than last week.
Mercantile collections are more unsatisfactory
und there Is u disposition amunK jobbers In
look more closely after credits. Wool Is Mill
further depressed , with not enough business to
establish quotations. There Is no Improvement
In the demand for full business In woolens.
Notwithstanding rains In Texas , the cotton crup
Is HUfferlnif from the effects ot drouth , wmie
In South Carolina too much rain has fallen
for Ilia good of the crop.
Flltaburir , 8t. I'uul nnd Savannah all report
n smaller volume of business , and complaints
are beard as to the prospect of the wheat crop
on the 1'aciflo coast. Amontr two dozen staple
artlclas , the prices of which form u KUUHH of
the general tendency of values , only one , print
cloths , shows an advance over last week , coffee
petroleum , Iron , steel , coal nnd lumber belnir
conaplcuous amonir thos the prices for which
are unchanged. The Hrneral tendency of the
price movement , Iherufore , was downward , I ho
advance. In prints twins the result of a shut
down In Ilia east.
Kipoits ot wheat , flour Included as wheat ,
from both coasts of the United States and Mon
treal this week OtfKri'giUe 2,107.UOO ImslieK
airalnst J.C01.000 bushtds last week. 3.317.000 bush
els In the week a year ugu and about the same
quantity In the corri'spandlntc week of 1&94 , und
as compared with 4,131,000 , bushels In thu like
week ot 1S9I.
The total number of business failures through ,
out the United States Is 519 this week , a smaller
number than In the correspond In ? period In
each of the three preceding years , Tha total
number of business failures reported from the
Dominion of Canada Is n this week , against 2S
last week , SO In the week one year ago , and
31 two yars ago.
THAUI.Va I.V STOCKS UKSTUICTKI1.
Liimluu Hun Xot llucu nu Actlvi ; Fac
tor oiv Wull Slrret TliU Week. i
NBW YOUK. July lO.-Ilradstrect's review of
the New York stock market tomorrow will
nay : < I.ondon has been much less active In the
market during the prrsvnt week. Home dispo
sition was shown by Its representatives litre
to renew their purchases when the market ex
hibited any symptoms of weakenlm ; . but on the
whole the two market * were much more closely
upon ik parity and the opportunity for arbitrage
dealings between them was lessened. A noticeable -
able fcatura of this situation has been the In
activity ot th * Investment market. Large cor
porations , as a rule , arw entirely out of toe
bond market for tbe present , and peculatlv
railway share Issues have display * ! a weak
There 1 , however , u iltmand for
prime" InvfstnwnU , 'iHStjl'K' of which nrc nh-
pnrbrd by denier * alvnce ! sluns uimn recent
quotation * for this ifbiwi of srcurllle' . The
neaknesi ot the * sch MKi ) market and the ab
sence of told shipment * Ar favorably regarded ,
but had Tittle or nn nWUilallyo effect , nnd Hid
same thin * may be Mid'of the crop pro pecls ,
nil reports as to thei nttuallon In thai respect
being of a sufficiently , , u ouraglng character to
hntf created under oroln.iry circumstances more
or less bullish ( feline. The actual trailing In
the mnrk"t during Hi * pmient week has tcn on
n restrlcled rcnlc and In cnnnned mainly to small
professional lntcrests.Jt tf
STOCKS AXH 1IOMIS.
Trmlliie In Sei'ii ltN-n Wn * of llollilny
I'riiiiirir | inW-\ll , Hit- .
NnW YOUK , July , \q \ , The trading In slocks
today was of holiday proportions , ordinary mar
ket Inllticnees being n Secondary consideration
to the sensational pollltcnl development nt Chi
cago. The movement of prices was Irregular ,
but an Improved tone was Imparted by higher
prices for American securities In Ixindon and by
the expectation of moderate buying orders for
that ncrounl In this market. The Industrial
shares wre the femure. St. Paul being the only
railroad slock that rmild be termed active.
The opening was dull and fractionally higher
under the Influence of. the London advance , and
some covering demand from the shorts. Sugar
rose * 4 per < -ent nt the outset to 10SH. In the
ensiling dealings further general Improvements
occurred. Sugar advanced to loiiij , , Chicago Oas
gained \ \ per eenl ; Manhattan , lij , per cent ;
New Jersey Central. ljoul vllle , t Nashville nnd
Oneral Kleetrlc. 1 per cent , and Western I'nlon.
1 per cent , nnd the grangers , * t per rent.
The volume of butdnesw was not laigo , nnd
about 11 o'elorlc thn unexpected etigagem-nt of
ioiicno , In gold for export tomorrow nnd rumors
of Impending large shipments resulted In n re
actionary movement , inhlch the extreme los e
were In I.enther preferred , 1'4 ' per cent , nnd Chicago
cage Oas , 1't per cent. The downward move
ment was of only brief duration , nnd prices soon
steadied under the Intluenrn of modornto foreign
buying , chletly of louls\llle & Nashville. The
stocks niiined were bought on the fnvorablo nn-
nunl report of the first mentioned , published yes
terday , nnd on Ihe good plimvlng of the St. Paul
for the first week In July , teporled today. Soon
nfler midday n marked weakness developed In
tha Industrials group. In the last hour the
speculation came almost to n standstill. The
closing nan Irregular nt sllghl gains generally ,
nuslm-s * In railway bonds continued exception
ally dull , and n sagging tendency was noted.
The Important declines were In the usually neg
lected Issues. The vales were Ji5.l7.ono. Govern
ments were dull , but weak nnd lower : particu
larly the 4s , which sagged to 116. Thu Bales
were JW.500. Silver certificates reacted to M on
realising orders. The dealings aggregated
JIS.OOO.
The Kvenlng Post's London financial cablegram
t-nya : The Block market * were stagnant todny.
Americana eto n trllle above the parity , but
there was nothing doing , pending the settlement.
Tht > continental markets were corresiwmdlngly
dull. The leport of the Union Dank of Austra
lia la just Issued. It states thnt In consequence
of the great deprecntlon In vnlue of nil classes
of securities In Australia following upon the
banking crisis In ISM , and of the great dllll-
cully In arriving al those values with nny degree
of accuracy. It has been decided to nsk permis
sion of the shareholder * to withdraw from Ihe
banks reserve funds In n contingent account n
sum of 250.000 ns a provision for contingencies.
This sum Is not nuked for In connection with
realised losses , but ns the result of what the
directors term n revaluation of the whole of the
bank's business down to what tlie. directors be
lieve to be values of Ihe present day.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Atchlson 13H dopfd 14B
Adams Ex. 14- > N. Y. Central 115
Al'on.T. II BH N. Y. AN. E. 4S
Am. Express 110 Ontario * W 13S
naltlmoro.tohlo. 17M 'Oreron Imp
Canada Pacific. . . . . UOH.'Oregnn ' Nav 12
offered.
Tlie tolal sales of stocks todny were 95,583
Kliares. Including the following : Ameilean Sugar ,
24,600 : American Sugar , preferred , 7.200 ; ISurllng-
ton , B.700J Louisville & Nashville , 5,500 ; St. Paul ,
16,100 ; silver certllllcates , 84,000.
Yorlc .Iliuu-y.
NCW YORK , July 10. MONKY ON CALL
Kasy at Hi2 per cent ; last loan , 2 per cent ;
closed , 2 per cent.
I'lU.Mt ) BIE11CANTILC I'APEIl IJT3 per cent.
STEULINO EXCirANOR Firm , with actual
business In bankers' bills at J4.Mff4.SS'i ' for
demand anil J4.b7fa4.S7tt for sixty days ; posted
rntes , J4.SSft4.S8Vi and Jl.SS'y&4.b3 ' ; commercial
bills. M.tSin.SC'J.
StLVKH CEUTIFICATES C9f6DHc.
QOVEIINMICNT HONDS Weak ; state bonds ,
dull ; railroad bonds , easier.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa follows :
Sun Kriinclxc'u .lllnliiKT IliioluUfiilH.
SAN FIIANCISCO. Jul7 10-ThnofHclal closliiR
auolatlona for mluluf atjj itoljy ware as fol
low * :
bir . ( ISe ; Moxlcii ilulUrj ,
Slelu arafta loj ; iolofVir\uc ( \ ,
Hoton Stiwloi ( liiotnlloiiH ,
no3TON. July I' ' ) , 'iJalU'loann. S 3 inr conti
tlmo loans , 335 nor corn , dollar prlcai for
BtockHbonlin'l mlnlir '
A.T. AS. F K'M , We tlnirh. Klou. . . .
Am. Buvar W. Eleo. iifti 4'JVi
Am. Sugar pfd. , , . Win. Cantr.il
liay StitoOis. , , . < 41 on Klui lilt. ,
llrll 'roleplmne. . . yon. Eloo pd. , . . ,
Doatoil A Albiuy. SO Xtcnlson 77 K
lloHtoni Maine. , 101 Now England 64 , . I. , '
C.II. AU. . . . 71-K AllotlM.MInlnrOj
Vltchburjr , . . . . . , Ha Allanllo
Urn. Klcstrlo ! ! . 'Ilotton A Montant
Illinois Steel oa IlntloA Ilonlon . . .
Mexican Central. . /lalumnt.V lleola. . aoo
Old Colon v tfl > > aiikllii , 10
Ore. Short Una. . . . * ' " ' ' 10u
Ituboer. Osouola . . . , . . . . . , . so
Qyilncy 114
Union r.icltio. , . . . Tamarnek
WeBtEud . Wilviirlnu
NCYV Turk .Mlnluur ( Inolallunii ,
NEW YOUK. July 10. Tha followiiif arj tin
(1'iotatloiij ' :
I.uuiluii Stoi-k < luututluiii.
LONPON , July 10.-4 p m.
HAH . - .
MONKY U0li Ir cent.
The rate uf discount In the open market for
short bills la 9-16 per cent ; three months' bills ,
per cent.
Flllltiiflul Xoli-s.
NBW YOHK , July 10. Clearlngn , Jil.Ul.06) ;
baluicc * . W.lll.ML
OMAHA LIVE STOCK Ml
Fairly Liberal Receipts of Cattle
Same of Hogs ,
DECLINE IN PRICES IS THE
lleef .Steer * OfT . - > to II ) Onlx
it Mtlle More , nltli
1.1 vets' nl tin
, | ( Drop ,
Kill ?
Cattle. Hog-
July 10 2,274 4 , '
.Illly 9 7M1 I
July S l.fiM
July 7 2,110
July r. 2s.is
July ,1 7.T7
July 2 1 391 lojs of such
July 1 2,331
Jlllio 30 2075
Tlio olllclul number
brought In today by o
C. , At. & St. 1'
O. .t St. 1.
Missouri I'.tcltlo . . . .
Union J'ncltlo systui
' ' ' ' " " ' "
n' . . < i at. it. . "I.
c. , n. .t o ;
C. . u. I. ] ' . . oust ,
c. , st. p. , M. & (7 (
.
* , ' < ,
. " * , - 'e * * .
D .1" -i5t' ) .cj > c ; ;
i' . E. & M. V. '
Total receipts SS ixiPj iW ; : ] 'z ?
The disposition of the day's receipt
as follows , fjicli btiyur ptirchaslni ; Iho num
ber of head indicated :
Jliiyera. Cattle. ltocs. ; Sheep.
Oinnliii Parking Co 10SO
(1. 11. Hammond Co . . . 20 | 713
Swift and Company . . . .151 ? 1 , < T > 2 )0t1 )
Cildahy I'aokhiK Co S7I1 1,57 : . 395
11. liockvr & Uufe'iui 14
Vaiisiitil X. < " * n . . T
J. ] . . carcy . . . ! ! " ! " " is ? ! " ! !
\V. I. Stephens 2 _ >
llcnlon & Underwood . . . 210
Hill & II > WH C5 . . . .I
riiinlcliiKton PackltiK Co. ,
Milwaukee , \Vis 1S3
Other buyers no
Left over 100 300
,20 iV > 0.- ) 601
CATTLK Yesterday only 7SC cattle were
received , and today 2,271. llrst u famine
and then a feast. Yesterday not enough
cattle were received to make n good market
and today there were too many. Over half
of all the cattle here , however , wcro feeders
and Htockers.
The supply of dressed beef consisted en
tirely of corn fed steers , nnd there were
plenty of that kind of cattle In the yards
and some of them rl ht desirable stuff The
market on fat cattle was n little wlow to
open , the receipts behiR largo enough so
that buyers could afford to take their time
In looking around. When the trade was
once under way , however , It was fairly
active and the most of the cattle dimmed
hands In reasonably good season. The
' ,12.Ht desirable c.lttlo did not sell much
different from yesterday , but the general
tendency of the market was easier and In
extreme cases KilOo lower. One bunch of
handy little cattle sold up to $1.10.
The offerliiKs of butchers1 stock wore also
liberal , there being twelve to fifteen loads
of cows and heifers on sale , about hair of
them westerns. The demand was pretty
fair and the most of them sold early The
market was weak to lOe lower.
The yards were full , but the demand was
good and they sold freely at about steady
prices , lleprcscntatlve sales :
STKIOU
John Knlanil.
1 cow 940 200 t staBH 110(1 ( 250
3 stra. tl . . . 766 200 47 feeders. . . . 873 325
3 cows 970
J' . Multure.
1 feeder ECO 2 00 C2 feeders. , 843 3 23
Johnson ,
1 tig SSO 2 00 C belfcrs. . . 7M r,3
1 stair 12SO 2 23 33 feeders. .838 3 20
ClcoTBf Gray ,
1 cow . .10iX ) 1 73 2 cows. . , , . S7.- 2 CO
2 tltr coo 2 00 3 cows. . , . S7.HO 2 CO
1 bull 10CO 2 SO
3i ( feeders. . HO 3 20
1 bull CDO SCO
SCOB.
B. Carver.
Icow 1180 200 I steer.
1 cow 1180 2 75 Cstrers. .
2 cowx 10T.O 2 75 5 steers. .
8 fo\VH lltt
Cliolco IlKht hogs sold as hlBli im J3.10 which
was the lop. iw ncalnst $3.15 jMterUay unj
from that price Mown to } 3. < x ) . Bema ihVhJ
mlxeil loads went ut J3.95 , "k i
Uoo < l heavy hos old larsely at I2.SO and tint
mixed und medium wolitlit . - Si
lo.-nln I ( irmly > s-
Th bulk cit all the ho a boiil today at JiM ®
"To.lay's decline carries the murkct tn ti ,
lowest iwlnt toucheil since June 4. The loivVif
point reached WHB on Jun * 2. whrn tht > nu-rnue
price paid for hoys on this mnrlict was
and loilay's aventgo wns not morn than c'
that llsure , Representative sulm :
6.00.
. .
III
llcronl of receipts at the four prlnclp.il tn.ir-
kcts for l-'ihlny , July 10 , ISM :
Cntlle. lloprs , Sheen.
South Omaha 2.271 4.S3S 6l )
Clilcnirn SOOil n.fHiO rW (
Kansas City S.mo 8.700 Ml
St. Louis 3,000 11.000 l.l'iio '
Totals 12,174 25.33 ? 7.000
< : icn , iinoor.s AS A i'icirriii.
In ( be TlileUent of tinUntile > vlllt the
( Rnnyrlght , 1S08 , by 1'ress I'ulillshlnR Company. )
CAI'RTOWN , South Africa , July 10. ( Now
York World Cablegram Special Telegram. )
Cecil Ithodes was in the thickest of the
fight with Iho Insurgent Mutabelcs ut
Amamba , near Ilnltiwayo. llullels whistled
within a few Inches of him. "Uy Jove.
they are close , " ho cooly remarked once.
Three hundred rebel natives were killed In
the battle , though the Ilritlsh loss was only
nineteen. There Is lighting along the line
in Matabclclnnd.
IMnUv Comity 1'olltlcH.
COLUMUUS. Neb. . July 10. ( Special. )
The campaign In Platte county may be
said to he fairly open and llttlo else but
politics is heard. Among the possible can
didates for congressional honors In the
Third district Is .1. N. Klllan of this city ,
nt present county Judge of this county , lie
Is at present being groomed by his friends
and should the Judge decide to shy Ills
caster Into the political arena his chances
are very good for the nomination nt the
convention in this city in August. Ills
nomination would mean his subsequent elec
tion beyond a doubt , for his friends arc
legion throughout the district. Mr. Killnn
was elected county judge last fall In this , n
strong democratic county , by over 800 votes.
The Judge Is a young man , a German thor
oughly Americanized and ot liberal views.
KmiKlit Over I be Children.
A hurry call was turned Into the police
station last night from the bottoms near
Thirteenth and Charles. The oincent found
the families of Dick Beech and Fred Hires
In an Indiscriminate muddle with clubs and
bricks Hying In every direction. Mr * .
Beech at length succumbed to a well di
rected blow from the crutch of Hires and
Mrs. Hires signified that she had enough ,
when a Hying brick cut a large gash In
her forehead and placed her out of the
light. The quartet was taken to the sta
tion , where th"lr wounds were .sewed up.
Mrs. Itecch had been visltlne ; a sick friend
In the person of a Mrs. Moore and the
trouble arose over the alleged mistreatment
of the children of Mrs. Beech. All were
locked up on a charge of lighting.
1'roptiNcd Meet nt Kremlin * .
FllEMONT. July 10. ( Special. ) The
Leagiio of American Wheelmen meet to be
held here July 25 bids fair to be very suc
cessful. A fine line of prizes has been hung
up for the various events , both amateur
and professional , and the managers are ns-
surrd thnt mnny of the good riders of the
state will take part. II. C. Krcdrlckson
will enter several events.
Holt AVI1I UefiiNiMl I'rol. ! ! < < - .
WASHINGTON , July lO.-Judgo Cole of
the district supreme court today refused
probate of the alleged Holt will , namlns
Josephine Throckmorton of New York City
and Miss Lizzie Hynes of Kentucky as
.beneficiaries. An appeal was taken to the
district court of nppeals ,
South Dnkolil PO | > M PIcitNcd.
IIUIION , S. I ) . , July 10. ( Special Telc-
cram. ) Bryan's nomination was received
with rejoicing by democrats and sliver re
publicans. Some populists declare that their
statu convention here next week will en
dorse his nomination and ask their national
convention to do likewise. Bryan Is per
sonally known tc many hero and throughout
the state-and arrangements nro already un
der way for an excursion to Omaha to call
on him.
Honors fur S. Y. .loneH.
PAUKBH , S. D. . July 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) On his return bomo today S. V.
Jones , republican nomlnco for attorney gen
eral on the atata ticket , wna met by a
largo body of people headed by thu mayor
of the city and a brass band. Cannon v.'ero
firetl , steam whistles blown and u rousing
reception glvcu.
Deception Io MilcColl.
Thursday evening , July 1C , from S to 10
o'clock , Hon. J. II. MacColl will be tendered
a public reception In the rotunda of the city
hall.
MovoinelllN of Oeeim Yi'XNelx , .Inly IO.
At Quccnstown Arrived Lucnnlu , from
Nuw York for Liverpool.
It would bo hard to convince a man
Buffering from blltouu colic that his agony
la duo to a microbe with an unproiiounca-
blo name. Hut one dose of UoWltt's Colic
and Cholera Cure will convince him of Ita
power to afford Instant relief. It Klllu pain.
THU HHAI.TV AIAIIUUT.
INSTIIUMKNT3 placed on record Friday ,
July 10 , 1S9G :
WAHUANTV DKKUS.
John Lynch to P. J. Lynch. Jr. . lot
5 , block 2. Shllll's 1st add ; lot 22 ,
Itedlck'H 2d add I 2
H. C. lirowiilco and wife to Khem-Kur
Klnney , lots 0 and 7 , block 25 , Car-
thnnu add 1,000
J. Jl Ilucliuitau and wife to H. J.
Buchanan , lots 10 and 11 , block 9 ,
Shull'H 2d add ; lot 1 . block S , Hans-
com I'lucilot ; I'J ' , block M , I'opphi.
ton p.-nk ; lota 7 and 1U , block 3 ,
Cntner A A.'s add 5,090
II. K. Healwy to W. It. Wall , various
lots and irauts In Florence 2DM
W. H. Wall and wlfo to August Potur-
HOD , uniUv 1/4 same 000
Sumo to P. ! . alcCoy , sumu 1100
W. T. Beninnn and wife to 15. L.
Prowltt , lolK 13 and Li ) , block G ,
tfjundera < t H.'H add 1
QUIT CLAIM DKKDS.
C. K. Kidletl nnd wlfo to I' . II. Kcl-
Hilt , n ( ] HW
J. M. Dickey to U' . H. Wall , lot 13 ,
block 110. KloifiicB 1
V. 11. Wnllt ill. to AUKUSI Peter.
sou. undlv ? i of lot 4 , block 51 ,
Florence 1
August Petersen and wlfo to W. It.
Wall et al. . undlv Vi of lot 1 , block
Cl , Kaine 1
J. J.I. Kllborn nml % vlfo io W. It.
Wall , lot 5. block 37 ; lot S , block ;
lot 1 , block , Florence 1
I ) 13 M OH.
Special mastT to S. A. Onrrott lot
3. block 1 , Bogus & U.'H udd SI
Spfdiil mauler tu J H. Bryant , lot S ,
block ! > , tihliin'3 add 3.100
Total amount of transfer * J13,7iO
V 9ftV . * & " .
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tj j * * * 5 C > K : T e L
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ft it
W ; M
that tn.
of extreme o\ . . .
llncinent of a long M . .
time attendant upon a Un
business during the spilng mtu. .
with voi'atliin time yet some weeks dlstn. . .
It Is then that the bulldlng-up powers of
Hood's Sarsnparllla are fully appreciated.
It seems perfectly adapted to ovcrcomo
that prostration caused by change of sea
son , climate or life , and while It tones and
Btixtulns the system it purlllcs and vitalizes
the blood.
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K.\ll.\\VAV M3W SOJ'TII AV.\I.I99.
A new diamond field has been discovered
near Tnmworth. New South Wales.
I'nsh duds of gold and silver continue
to be reported from New South Wales.
There are In New South Wales 37S works
for the treatment of metals , employing
7,373 hands.
In 1S23 the Inward and outward shipping
ot New South Wales was 47,2)7 ) tons ; In
1S05 It was 5SfiO,038 tons.
The capital value of the rateable properly
ill New South Wales Is estimated at nearly
1)0,000,000. )
The Australasian banks have In their
strong-rooms at the present time nearly
C2SOOUOCO In gold awaiting Investment.
The total Import and export trade of Nuw
South'Wales In 1S25 was estimated at 400-
000 : In ISUo the value was 37.I27,200 ,
Sydney , the metropolis of New South
Wales , estimated by the annual value of
Its rateable property , has become the second
end city In the British empire.
The flour mills of New South Wales In
1S34 made 118,339 tons of Hour from 5,080,272
bushels of wheat , of which 5,12C.2G2 bushels
were grown In the colony.
In New South Wales during 1S94 there
wore three cases of triplets , comprising
four males and four females , one child
being still-born. Twins numbered 365 cases ,
comprising 302 males and 3C7 females , In
all 72 ! ) children , one Infant having been
still-born. The fathers of the triplets were
natives of New South Wales , as were two
of the mothers , ( he remaining parent beliiK
a native of Ireland. Of the mothers of
twins , 22S were born In New South Wales ,
2 < ! In Victoria , 22 In the other Australian
colonies , CO In ICnglaud and Wales , 15 In
Scotland , 1 ! ) In Ireland , and 5 In other
countries. Of the fathers. 170 were born
In New South Wales , In Victoria 25 , In the
other Australian colonlts 19 , In England
and Wales S3 , In Scotland , IS , In Ireland
21 , In other countries 1C.
ni ici
rREX Aimlo. G o'clock a. m. , July
10 , 1S9H , aged IU years , wife of G. L. Iteb-
hniuicn , ir2 : Chirk street. Hi-mains will
leave residence at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Julv 11 , 1S % , for Interment at
West Point , Neb. friends Invited.
Photographic Views of the Hums
of tlio Great
St. Louis Cyclone.
Tills Kniphlc : uil ( nutliontlc rcsumo of
this eydoiio's ( loudly nnd clestructlro
work , by moans of tlio pun and uumurn ,
can only bo oblalnud at tliu liuHlncxs
oilleo of Tlio ] 5fc , for the low price oC
25c and tlio coupon below. , Ca3l nt tlio
olllce and examine the work , which la
not offered for snlo at any other place
In the city ,
HE FACE VIEWS
The Jlcti lias Kcenred the exclnnlvo
rl ht for Omaha , .South Omaha and
Council JHnlTa. Out-of-town snbscrlb-
crs can Hi-curo UIH ! work liy uuttln out
tlio coupon and malliiiK It to the Cyclone
View Department , Omaha Hoe , and en
closing ' 'Dc In coin , with the uamo uuil
utlclnjsa.
Onn be secured at
THE BEH OFFICE ,
Hco Building , Omnhw ,
THE BEE OFFICE ,
10 North Main , Street ,
Council Bluiru.
COUPON
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To Becuro Ilila interestlnt ; set ot
VRWH | cut Uila out and LirlnK It with
25 cents ta iho liuiilncsa OIIIco of
Tlio lieu In Oiiinlm or Council
Dluffi ) , or mail It with 26 nenta In
N * V1BW BBPT-
JAA1ES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone HKK ) . Oinalia , Nub.
COMMISSION
CHAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : SFOCKS
Itoom lll'.i. llusrd of Trade.
Direct vrin-4 to ChlcaKo and New Vurk.
Correupondcnts ; Jbka A. Warrtn A Oi.