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CO1IERCIAL AD FACIAL !
pccnat1vo ] Markets Open XAvot for
Beginning of the Week ,
ADVANCES ON DRY WEATHER REPORTS
; orn Pirina lp 'I'Iree-VourlIps ot ii
L Cent Higher , WJcnt CInei ,
Lner nntl Ont , , nnd Pro-
, , . ' - . . : b,1onis AiInnco.
I CflICAaO , July . -Corn nthnnce1 on
ry weather reportn todny nnt up1iet the
other Rpecuatlvo rnnrketh ilko t IIto.buoy.
Corn cloRed & .8jc higher , Wheat Iett oft
3.84c 'ower. ' Oats roe c. Pork and
lard advanced 2/c ! each und rfl ) % .
A slight vrInk1Ing of rain that wa fall.
Ing hero the selon commenced tnrtcd
corn Ca8y. The market wn eon frcd ,
howver , from thIs Influence. Continued
ry weather wru th reason for additional
; trength , and when the ignaI service pro-
: 1Icte4 onother thlrty.81x liourz prolongation -
tion without rain , ilia trade wa not slow
to realize tIm situation. An active demand
' 1mm nearly nit tIm prominent hulls started
prices UI ) with a rush. The country had a
jew pollIng orders In the pit at the open-
lag , hut tlio offerings were quickly ab-
vorled. When big shorts attempted to
vomu in , it was a. case of bid and get noth-
Thg , until thu September price touched
or it full cent better than the open-
Thg. At tIil Point long property caine out
r ely and tlier wns active selling against
calls. The lncrenso In ufTerIni caused
gomo recession. but there weio plenty of
buycrM at the reduction to again advance
. tepternbor to 3.Sc. The readiness with
which Liverpool respondeil to tIm advance
lien Saturdiiy wnH contdered signltleant.
& 3eitemhr oiefled , 1-U'/4c lower at 1 -i' '
8Ic , adVaflCCl iulckly to 5'/c ' , raacted to
:3i : .tc. then ilrined UI ) to 3'4'j5 3. $ at the
close
Lnsr quointiorto from Liverpool and
vornbIo weather for the spring crop
teiit wheat down at the opening. SPptem-
3)er started at from G7c ehlers to tT3-Se
tind haul touched ( J1/c ! when the adanco
in coni exerted a ttIOyUlt eftct. When
tha corn market commenced to give hull-
catitns , of having reached the culmInation :
of Its advunces , the bears in the wheat
3)it WOtO encouraged to sell with greater
ctrcelom than they had been doing while
corn kept on the rampage. This. together
. with litihicatlons of enormoU receipts
verywhero the rest of the week , coupled
wlth a dechInln cnh markut , caused
whieat to become very heavy. After a.
lownward reaction In corn that comnwdlty
began another rise , infusing a bullish spirit
flto the wheat market. September wheat ,
wlilclt hind sold as low as 6G7-Sc , recovered
( to 67 3-8e near tim close. AtIfintle Port
lcnrances of wheat and flour wern equal
to 200,000 bu. Chilcagn receipts were 157
cars , of which S3 were No. 2. Last year on
jtho corresion'Jllg ) clay 193 nars vero received -
ceived here. Ilnneapohis ami Duluth reported -
ported 128 cnrload , against 457 a. year ago.
3eptembor opencd 3-Sc lower at 67 i-8jGc ,
EtOtt tfl ) to fi7 5-Sc , down to 66 7-Sc , then
.oso to G7 a-Sc asked at the close , Dccctn-
2er started ' 4c lown at 67 1-Sj67c , ad-
vttnced to 67 i-tjG7c ! , reacted to 6 7-sc and
Ioscd itt G7 1-Sc bid.
Oats followed corn , cptember opened
tnchangcd at 20 5-Sc , rose to 2hc , declined
to 2(1 ( 5-Sc , then rallied to 'O ' 7-Se bid , the
closing price ,
Higher prices for hogs and the strength
of corn held provlsiona firm. Septemlier
) nrlc begun 2 ½ e lower at $9.95 , off t I
then up to $10.00 , the closing price. 'l'lie
unge of lard and ribs was small.
Estitnzttetl receipts for 'I'tusday : Wheat ,
2S. ) cars ; corn. t50 cars ; oats , 115 cars ; hogs ,
: uoou head.
Leading futures range as followi :
rticlrN. . I Open. I High. I Low. I Cj.j Sat'y
'tVlicat
.1)11g. . ' 7Ct 77 74 74 7(1t (
Sept. . 67 fl79 uti ; o7
1Jec . . 67ISl4 O7PI OI37-77 O71 U7ft@
UCorn-
July. , st sse a
Sept. . 3Utt ( % 853 , 34 35lI * 34
Dee. . . . J13-35 : t5 44 ; * 34s54 55
May. , :3ost-'Ji : iq-t 38 $ ft 37 * (
JUly. . . 244 2tT 2111 24
SelL. . 2(9i ( 1 2u ) 'Olb 2JG (
May. . 233. 23 ( 354 : 't
) 'ork-
.ltliy , . . 0 Si 0 87 % P 85 it 873 0 sa
Sept. . , 0 05 10 00 9 U24 10 00 0 U7
Sept. . . t nfl I ; 05 5 to : 5 65 t ; 6
Oct. . C US S u7 } $ 5 S tJ7h 5 t13
, Ribs-
Sort. . . S O7 t 70 Z t15 IS 70 5 67
_ 9t. . : _ 70 5 72i 3 70 5 7'1l S 70
'No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
rLou1t-suly ; wlnter wheat patents ,
l.1Oi4.2 ; straights , aeked , $3.50111.75 ; spe-
cmi brands spring patents , l.75ij5.O ) .
WI1FAT-No. 2 sprIng , 7lc ; No. 'J spring ,
O75e ; No. 2 i'etl , 75c.
CORN-No. 2 , Iic.
OATS-No. 2 , 2Ie ; No. 2 white , 2Sc ; No. 8
% vhilte , 26j27c.
ItYl-No. 2. 47c.
I3ARLEY-No. 2 , 8t6J3c.
SllDS-Flaxseed , No. 1 , SSc ; prime
timothy seeI , , $2.55.
PI1OVISIONS-Mess pork , per bbl. , $9.9OTh
0.05. Lnrd per 100 lbs. , $5.55j5.57' . Short
ribs ldes ( loose ) , $5.5i5.SO. ( Dry salted
ahoulders ( boxed ) , $ i.75j5.Oi ) . Short clear
bides ( boxed ) , * 5.D3iJ6.O.
ArticieL Iteceipoi. Stilmuent ,
'lour , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , aSIt ( )
, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8DO )
Corn. On. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214,7ot 452,100
oat , , bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9130,7011 170,1)10 )
tyebu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41)00 )
' _ t ! : .700 700
On the Produce exchange today the butter -
ter market was steady ; creameries , 13J' '
7e ; dairies , 1213c. Eggs , fresh , lie.
IflV YOItIC GI'1Nh1ILtIj 1iLtltlCET.
! ItJIti4)IIN for lhoIuy on ( eiternl
Co iii in 041 I I eM.
NF\V YOIt1 , July 25.-FLOIJR-flecolpts ,
10,201 tibls. ; exports , 3,897 tibls. Dull , lower ,
; wlth prices lower to delI.
CORNAtFAh-Flrm ; yellow western , 75c.
'wIIl'r-1teccipts , 141,825 Pu , ; exports ,
5,9S5 hO , Spot weak ; No. 2 red , b0 ½ c , I.
U. b , , afloat. Options weak. through thlsap-
OiItil1g cables , rallied Inter with corn ,
( ) flly to experience a ) ieCOfll decline under
liquidation of July , whttcli closed 'J4c lower ,
: vith ether UloittIlit , % off. A more hib-
cml IIUW wheat movement is In prospect.
2 rcl , July , 7.li82c closed at ,9c ; 501)-
lenller. 72 1-i6ii72e , CIO5Cl at 724C ,
L'OltN-itccelpts , s.too ; hu , ; exports , lii-
tIOl ) bu. Spot itrin ; No. 2. 4OVc. f. a. ii. ,
slloat. OltiOIlM generally strong nil tilt ) ' ,
. ixcept for tt brlet mid-day reltetIol ) Uflilci'
reulizitig 1111(1 cioseti 5-Sc hiigha'i' . hot
% vettller news % vflO tIle fetttir' . July clasetl
eit 31 5-Sc ; Seitcnlber , 3Sj11 3-Sc , closed at
I3 3-Sc
OA'I'S-lteccipts. 807,700 bu , ; exports , 192-
' t51 bu. Slot firm ; No. 2 , 2Sc ; No. 2 whIte
114t:3c , Options hiilliiiicei1 by corn ant !
( 'ItuetI C fiCt higher. September cloetI at
:1 7-Sc.
BU'l'TFHl-Ileeeipts , 2,297 pkkgs. : market
lrm ; vcstorn creamery , 1iijiSo ; 1lgins , ISo ;
aUctOI' ) hltjl3c ,
FXiO-htCceili5 , 5,9l 1)kgs , ; nrnrket
ilteatly ; western , lie ,
I 101'S-Stonily ,
IVOOhlttll. I .
CIhlESE- ; largo white , 74c ; smnil
vhlto , S'c large colored , 73c , smnufl colored ,
't'ALLO\V-Ea Hi.
OILS-Cottonseed , stealy ( ; prime crude ,
1S ½ ; lIrIxue 3''llOW , 2l : 21c. l'etroleumn ,
m1vtihier : ; retirted , New Yam Ic , $ U.20 ; I'Iilla-
titilpli iU. $6.15.
M0L.ASSlH-i3teadY ,
AllTALs-'rhio week in the metal market
ttu'tH oft with tlio feelIng Irregular hit
tlOIflO departments and a shade higher In
others. At thu close tIme Metal exchange
called pig ii'omt wnrrants barely stenily at
$ U,65f6,5 , smiles of 1,200 tons ; lake copper ,
quiet. at $11.50 : tlii , quiet ilmiti easy , vitIm
i5,5o bid mind $15.60 nskt'd ; lead , quiet nail
teLLd ) ' , with $3.tI bid &tttd 1O0 asked ; smiel-
ter. quiet , v1i hi $1.50 bid tutu $160 tiSli1i ,
The ihrni naming the settling pmlce for
lending western mIners amitI smelters qtiotes
lend itt 3.S0.
3.S0.Cl
Cl iselamimit I ) imirlt't ,
CINCINNATI. July 25.-FLOUR-Duil
runcY , $3.S5 ; 4,10 ; fatally , $3.30113,60 ,
WIhhiAT-Jas1er : No. 2 red , 7'Jiflle.
COHN-Active , firm ; No , 2 mnied , 34e ,
o1vrS-lirm No. 2 mixed , 27c.
itYF-Qulet : No , 2 , 42e ,
VitOVlH1ONS-IarI * , gimlet , $5.30. Iluilt
neats. tIm in , $5.70. limicon , lii in , 6.G5.
\1hlS1CY-Stetuir $1.25.
BU'l"i'Itlt-i a goad ilemunnd ,
SUOAIt.-.flammy ; hard rclhmied , $ I.17$6.1O.
la0S-Dhmll : tie.
C1IIiESI'i-Hteatly ; fair to prltno Ohio
flat , 7 ½ ijh ½ c.
( rtmlim hti'eelpts at l'riiiolpsil iitrlcedM
CIh1CAOO July 23.-Receipts today :
\'heat , 155 ears ; corn , 4)6 cars ; oats , 212
nrs. Estiniatcil cars ( or tomorrow :
Viieat , 2S3 : torn. 650 ; oats. 345.
MINN1AVOhlS , July 25. - Receipts ;
I'heut. 121) ears.
DUIUTl 1 , J ul 25.-ReceIpts : W'hicat , 3
tars ,
liii Ittmnfirt , iirIt't.
DALTIMORFI , .1 uly 25.-1'LOUR-Firmn ;
feccipts. 1,297 bbls , ; exports , 233 hits ,
WJILAT-Weak. spot and month , 78
7Re : August , 74''l274',4e' stesmer ? ( o. 2 r'I ,
7r.(7G % ( . Roec'lpt I'9,1k3 be , exports E3.-
S2' ) it , Fimithern wheat by sRmple , 7SOc ;
(10 on rnIe , 747De.
O1t-Flrmer ; teL and month , W4t
tc ; August , 3li'e : toamnr mixed , 37's
k13T % ' , ltecelpta , 13,913 ba ; exPorts hone.
tiouthern white and yellow corn , 4I42c.
OATS-Steady' demand fair' No. 2 whitO
32433e : No , 2 mixed , 3Q31c. itecipts , 3,1S
bti. ' exports , none.
IIbTTER-Btead ' ' 3S
- ) fancy crcttmer' ,
Itic : tiO , imitation , 17c : a , IncIte , i4i&c ;
goo(1 li'tdlt' 1211130 ; store packed , 1O1lc ,
FxhcS-1 irm ; fresh 12c ,
CItE1SL-Steady' hub7 New Tork large ,
8c ; do medium , , % ; ( ho small , 84e.
OMAHA. UIIU1itMa iitAfl1CITS.
Condiflon of Trndennd Qnotntloni
on 4aphn nnd ) 'amio , ' arocerleN.
ECIGi-Oood stock , tic.
I1UTTEI1-Commoa to fair , 9i1c ; sep-
arMor , ISo : gathered creamery , 13j14c.
L.tVi 1'OULTItY-h1on , G'c ; old roes-
tots , 4c ; spring chickens , bc ; ducks hot
s'nntcd : geese , hot wanted.
l'IJ10NS-iivo. per doz. , CO'7ic.
VE4I.Chiolce , Stitic.
ITA1-tJplanh , $7 ; midland , $1 ; ! owlatul ,
$5 ; rye straw , $5.
vra E'FAi3LE.
ONIONS-NEw southern , per lb. , % .
, - navy , per bu. ,
1'&iATO1S-Now , per ba , 4S15Oc.
CABI3AOE-l'er crab per lb. , Ic.
TOMATOES-l'er four-basket crate , B
90c ,
CUCUMBERS-hiomo grown , per doz. ,
3OOc.
WAX DFIANS-1-3 bu. box , 4Oj5Oc.
TROPICAL FI1UITS.
ORANGES-Seedlings , * Z.52.75Talen : -
Per box , $3.23 ; Mediterranean sweets ,
L1toNS-cahifornia , I.75j5.OO ; tancy
Messina , , rO ) ,
IIANANAS-Chiolce. large stock. per
bunch , $2.OOj2.23 ; medium sized bunches ,
$ l.75 2.00.
1"RUITS.
TITiACK flASPflIItl1IES-Pcr 21-tat. case ,
$1.75.
hi1AC1flF1tfltI5-i.5O ,
I1ED RASPBERRIES-Par 24-pt. case ,
$1.75I 2.00.
11IUFil3Fflfl1E5-Per 1G-t , case , $1.50.
( IOOSIIFII1IIIES-Per 24-qt. case , $1.00t
I " _ 5
5Ci I1Htflh1'S-Pcr 24-at. case. SlMOcfl.25 ;
CURRANTS-Per 24-qt. case , $1.25J1.50
WATthtM l ! 0NS-Crated , 2022c.
CANTALOPE-Crates , $1.25 ; per basket ,
PEAChES-Per 4-basket crate , $1.25 :
Georgia 1ltertas , per 6.bakt crate , 1.
2 ® Cahifornias , .0-lb. case , $1.
PI.UZtIS-Cnhiforntos , $ i.251J1.50.
P1iA1tS-13nrthett , 12,00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds , per lb. , large size , I21
lIe ; small. lie ; h3rnzIl. per lb. . tii0c : En-
gush walnuts , per lb. , fancy soft shell , lI
120 ; standards , Sijtic ; filberts , per lb. , bc ;
pecans , polished , medium , Gl7o : extra
large , &jitic ; large hickory nuts. $1.00J'i.10 '
per ha , ; small , $1.2.51R,25 per ha. : cocoanuts ,
per 100 , $4 ; peanuts , raw , ; roasted , I
Tc MAriE SYRUP-Five-gal , can , each ,
$2.75 ; gal. cans , pure , ver doz , , $12 ; half-gal.
COIlS , $6.25 ; quart cans , $2.50.
II0NiY-Choice white , l4115c ,
DATES-Iiallowec , GO to 70-lb. boxes , Sc ;
Sair , Sc ; I"ard , 9-lb. boxes , 9.
FIGS-Imported , fancy , 3-crown , 14-lb. ,
bexes , bc' : 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes , lIc ; 2-lb.
boxes , 22j23c per box ; California , 10-lb.
box. $1.
CIDER-Per htalg bbl. , $3.253.50
RIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
hIDES-No. I green hides , 71c ; No. 2
green hides , 64c : No. 1 salted hides , tic ; No.
2 salted hides , Sc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
lbs. , tic ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 lbs. , 7c.
TALLOW , GREASE. ETC.-Tnllow , No.
1 , 3c ; tallow , No. 2. 2 ½ c ; rough tallow , Ic ;
white greast' , 2 ½ 2c ; yellow and brown
grease , 11i2fc.
S1IFEP 1EtTS-Green salted , each , 3Stj
75c ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each , Sc ; dry
flint , ICansas and Netiraakmi. hotelier wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 45c ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts.
per lb. . actunl weight , 84c ; dry flint , Cob-
rado butcher wool pelts , POt lb. , actual
weight , 4j5c ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool relts , : r lb. . actual weight , 3jlc.
St. Ltiilit iInrlet.
ST. LOUIS , July 25.-FLOUR-Quiet , easy
but not materinily changed.
\\'IIEAT-Lower than Saturday , wIth
July 2lc , August % c , September and
December 1c off. Spot , lower ; No. 2 red ,
cash , elevator , 72c hid , track , 7375c : July ,
72c asked : September t36c asked : December -
ber , 6614c bjd ; No. 2 hard , cash , 7071c.
CORN-Steady to firm , with July an-
changed , September .c anti December % c
higher. Spot , higher ; No. 2 cash , 33c ;
July , 8Wc ; September , 33c bid ; Decem-
her , 14tc.
OATS-irregular ; fractions either sida of
Saturday's fhmial at the clote for futures ;
spot , dull ; No. 2 cnh , 21 ½ c ; track , 25P
2i'4c ; July , 23c' bhil : September , 20c bid ;
No. 2 white , 291 , J30c.
I1YE-Nomlnahly unchanged.
SEEDS-F'lnxsee.b , lower , tic ; new timo-
tIm ) ' , to arrive , $2.00iJ2.5O.
CORNMEAL-Steady , $1.S01.S5.
BRAN-Strong , lii demand ; sacked , east
track , 5hij5I,4e.
hAY-Quiet , steady ; timothy , $7.008.00 :
prairie $5.50zG.50.
BUT'rER-Firm ; creamery , 14j1Sc ; dairy ,
12i1Gc.
EGGS-Firm , 9 , loss oft.
\VIIISKY-Steady , $1.25.
COTTON-70e.
METALS-Lend , lower , $3.S2' ' , asked ;
spelter , dull , $4.85 naked.
PROVISIONS-Pork , quiet : standard
mes , Jobbing , $9.75. Lard , shiadi' bettor ;
prime steam. 5.30 ; choice , $5.40. Dry salt
meats , boxed shouhilers , $5.25 ; extra short
clear , $5.75 ; ribs , $ i.S74 ; shorts , $6.00. Bacon ,
1)oXed shoulders. $5.75 ; extra short clear.
$6.25 : ribs , $6.40 ; shorts , $6.50.
niCEh1"rS-Flour , 6,000 bbls. : wheat , 72-
000 ho. : corn , 7,000 ha. ; oats , 19,000 bu.
SIlIPMNTS-Flour , 7,000 bbbs. : wheat ,
32,000 ho. ; corn , 10,000 bu. ; oats , 2,000 bu.
lCflisis Cit ) Grain ititil Provision , , ,
KANSAS CITY , July 25-WhEAT-Mar-
ket nctIv at decline ; No. 1 hard. dc : No.
2 , 631161c ; No. 3 , 601165c ; No. 1 red , 74c ; No. 2 ,
74j75c ; No. 3 , 661J70c ; No. 2 spring , CJc ;
No , 3 , CUe ,
CORN-Closed higher ; No. 2 mIxed , 31j
32',4c ; No. 2 whIte , 824132'Ac : No. 8 , 3i',4i7j32c.
OATS-Choice steady , active ; No. 3 white ,
old. 27c ; new , 23c.
RYE-Market firm ; No , 2 , 42c ,
hAY-Market active and steady : choice
timothy , old. $ S.00 : now , $6.50 ; choice prairie ,
new , $5.25 ; No. 1 , $5.00.
I3IJTTER-Market quiet ; separator , I3J
154e.
EGGS-Market steady ; fresh , 8'/e.
RECEIPTS- Wheat , 21SSOO bu , ; corn , 57,800 ,
bu. : oats. 26.000 ho.
SII1PMEN'rs-vheat , ' 8400 btl. ; corn , 12-
300 bu. ; outi , 1,000 bu ,
Nt' ' Orient , , Mnrkt.t.
NEW 0RMNS , July 25.-hOG PROD-
IIC'l'H-Quiet , steady. I'ork , standard mess.
JOlbiflg , lOiliOtlc , Lard , refined tleree. 4 ½
4ic ; PUrO lard , 54j6c , Boxed meats , dry
suIt shoulders , S4e ; sides , 6G'c. Bacon.
clear ribs sides , 6T,7c. llama , choIce sugar
Cured , 9i10c.
COVFEE-RIo , ordl an ry. 7t1 I7Sc.
RICE-lit fair , lemnnd , 44:5c.
FLOUR , GRAIN AND FE1IDSTUF'F-
Quiet , Flour. patents , $4.854J4.55. Corr.meal ,
51.15. liran , TOe. I lay , prime , l1.O0'it12.O0 ,
MOI.AiSES-I'as' , vent'itmieti .Ih1c ,
CORN-No , 2 sacked , mnIced , 4L lIe ; white
nail yellow , 429j43e.
OATSz'o. : 2 sacked , 81- .
VIsiPpht armln SiIiIib ) .
NEW YORE , July 25.-Thu statement of
tIme visible Htlppl ) ' of graiii iii store and
niloat , Saturdoy , July 23 , as conhlhlcd by
time New YorIc I'roiluc's exchange , Is as
follows : W'ht'at , 9,3S2.000 ho. ; decrease ,
1O9O0) lU , Corn , it.679.000 tin , ; decrease ,
1,301,000 lIt ) , Outs , 4,272,000 bu , ; decrease ,
1.805.000 1)1 , . 1t3'e , 451,000 iii , ; increase , 21-
(5)0 ( biu. Burley , 245,000 Pu. ; decrease , 40- ,
0th ) bu.
I iii iior N of t ; rid ii tip r 4 he " . 't't-ic.
14iVEllP0OI. July 25-Imports of wheat
Into Liv'rpool ( or the week : Front Atlan-
tie l'orts 43,0(5) ) quarters ; from I'acltlc
Ports , 17,0 0 iloarters : front oilier Ports , 96-
000 quartirs , jmnport of corn into LiverPOOl -
POOl freon Atlantic Ports for tha week$90-
300 qtiumtrs ,
2ililiiiIte , , ( riiiii inrhict.
M I I4WAIJKEE , July 25.-Whl EAT-Lower'
No , I itortht'rn , bho ; No , 2 northern , Sac ;
heiitemnber , 69 1-Be.
1tYfl-Stvad' ; No , 1 , 4Gii46e.
I1AIILEY-lhlghicr ; No 2 , 45c ; sample , IS
4135c.
Il''erptnl ( miii titricet ,
\'Eh1I'0014 .
, July 25.-WhIEAT-2Iarket
steady , ti4tl bos'er ; July , Cs 7d ; Septen-
bet' , 5s 1Otl ; 1)ocemnbei' , Cs % d.
COltN-Markot lirm , Ii'1ld higher ; July ,
3 , 2Td ; h3optemnber , Ji ; 4d ; October , 3s 3d ,
31 in mi.'ItIHIiN i1nrket ,
MINNEAPOLIS July 25.-FLOUR-FaIr ;
first patent , $4.G54.4.S5 : second hialent , $4.50
411.60 ; first clear , 13.C0j3.S0 ; second clear ,
$ ? .90i 3.10.
1IItAN-$9.00039.50 ,
Z''triii liirIL.-t.
PEORIA , July 23.-CORN-Market steady
amiti hitcher ; No , 2. 31e.
OATS-Market firm : I'o , white , 25j23c ,
WHISKY-Market firm at $1.25.
Ilmiiciiiiol is ' .Vhieiit Mftrlct.
MINNFIAPOL1 , July 25.-WhEAT-
Closed , July Sfltc ; September , CGfl466o ;
Doenmbe'r , 4ii65c : on track , No , 1 hr8
July ? 7c : No. J. northern , te o ,
northern , 81c.
Toido Markc ,
TOLEDO , July ZS.-WHEAT-Lower , ite-
tl'o' No. 2 cash , 724c July , 72e.
CoRN-Dull , higher ; No , 2 mlxeil , 85c.
OATS-bull , higher ; No. 2 mIxed , July ,
2Po.
kyE.-Dull , steadi : No , 2 'asi 47c.
CLOVEItSEED-Actlve , steady ; prime
cash , 33.15.
_
Snn V'rnncIii , Wheat Mnret ,
SAN FRANCISCO , .Ini V 25.-WhEAT-
Inactive' December , $ i,21fl.
BAltLLY-Not quoted.
flnlnthi % 'hirnt Mnrkt.t.
IULUTH , July 25.-\VJIEAT-No , 11
northern cash , 51c July. SIc ; September ,
4Sc ; December ,
wrocics M13 IJONIIS ,
Penture of Ihie 3)ny Iu the ilcIvT
Trnding In Signr.
NEV. ' YORK , July 25.-There were some
price mo'emcnts of considerable importance
in special ntocks today , but the effect on
the general list was only slight. The
early heaviness in the railroads was to some
extent corrected and the level of prices
generally brought back above Saturday's
close , Outside of the special cases referred
to , however , the movement was lnslgnjfl-
cant and no large demand for stocks was
perceptiblo.
The market was conspIcuous for the trad-
lag In Sugar in which there was heavy
buying and In which the prices advanced
umber vigorous manIpulation , There was no
news forthcomIng to account for the rIse
so fatas the prospects Of the company are
concerned , the outlook contInuing so far
as known the same as when the recent large
short interest was formed ,
The marking up of the stock Is attributed
to a. Powerful pool which has set about
gunnIng for shorts , The combination apParently -
Parently hind pretty good success today anti
forced some covering. The Industrial stocks
which have recently been the objects of
bear attacks sympathized in this rise , Pea-
nbc's Gas tinmi Tobacco rising over a point.
The coolers lresentetl their own particular
inducements for shorts to cover in ( he announcement -
nouncemont that Lackawanna has restored
the $1 cut in the price of anthracite at Ciii-
cage which was the occasion of the recent
hear raids against the stocks. Chicago &
Great Western preferred conttnued to rise
on the announcement of a dividend , gaining
2 per cent. Tue common stock was lso
UI ) Ii. fraction. Chicago , Indianapobis &
I.ouisvlllo preferred advanced over 2 points.
American Express rose 2 points , Adams Express -
press 4 and Manitoba 1. Today's trading
resulted in largely reducing the outstanding
short interest without raising any outside
Inquiry.
Bonds again today came t a baIt , The
government's withdrawal of deposits from
time banks ham ; somewhat reduced the available -
able supply of money , but the demand con-
tiflues so lax as to leave rates unaftected.
Total sales , $3,335,000. The new government
4 , wore quoted on call at the board at 104 1.8
iO4 3'S. when issued and for the small
bonds which are now being Issued 101I04 ½ .
United States Ga declined ! 4 in the bid price.
The Evening Post's London financial en-
blegram says : "The stock markets hero
vero quiet today , business being checked by
the approaching holidays and by the settlement -
mont to begin tomorrow. The markets wIll
be closed on Saturday next. Spanish 4s
were strong early In the day on foreIgn support -
port , but closed lower. Americans were
stagnant. Grand Trunk was strong in
hopes of a settlement of the rate war. "
The following are the closing quotations
of the leading stocks on the New York
market today :
Atchton , . . , . . , . , , i : st.i' . & Out. . . . . . . . . 821G
dotd . . . . . . . . . . 341 t do vfO. . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
lialtimorsk Ohio 14 St. I' . 14. & 14. . . . . . . . 1110
CanadaPaeifle . . . . . Bit So. l'nciflc . . . . . . . . . 1S (
CanaCaSoutnern. , 53 So , Itailway. . . . . . . . .
CntralPact11e. . . . . . 15 So , hallway pfd .
Cliea.kOtmio. . . . . . . . 2'2 Texas , t PacilIc , , . . 12I
CIiicagoAlton.l60 U. 1' . common. . . . . .
C. . P. . . . . . . . . . . . Union Pacific ptd. . G0
e.&E.i. . . . . . . . . . 116 U.P.D.Q. . . . . . . .
c.o.c. & St. r . % VbSi ) . . . . . . . . . . . .
dopfd. . . . . . . . . . . . % Vabashpni. . . . . . . . .
Dub& liucion . . . . . , lOlfl ( Wheel , & L. IC. . . . . .
IeI. L. & . % Vheol. & I. . E. pfd 1014
Lien&l4iqG. . . . . . . . 12 Adam , , Ex. . . . . . . . . . 101
do pt1. . . . . . . . . . . 503-4 American x. . . . . . . 135
rio ( newt. . . . . . . . . 13 UnIted Str.tcalbc , , , 40
Erie let pf11. . . . . . . . . 84.4 Wells 11'arro Ex. . 1111
Ft. Wayne . . . . . . . . . 170 Am. Cot. Oil. . . . . . . . 2314
r.reatNortimprnpfdl27 A , Cot.Oil ofd. . . . .
flocinar Valley. , , , & Am. Spirmt8 . . . . . . . . I i4
hlIliieiBCntral , . , , 10B14 Am. Sirtts pfd. . . . . . 831's
Lahto Erie & W. . . . 1514 Am. Tobacco , . , . , . 3204
do pM. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7oS do eM. . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
LakeShoro..15914 People's Ga. . . . . . . 0914
t.out'iville .i Nash. 113 % Con , . Ga , , . . . . . . . . . . 100
Manhattan L. . . . . . lOSit Con , Ca'le Co . . , . , . 170
Met. St. fly . . . . . . 151 Cot. F. & Iron. . . . . 20
Michigan Central , , 106 do ma. . . . . . . . . 00
Mba. . ! i St. I. . . . . . . . 28 ( "en. Electric. . . . . . . 8914
do 1t pM. . . . . . . . . 88 IIhinoIsStei. . . . . . . . tiC
Mo.Paciflc. . . . . . . . . . 3474 LaCleoo Ga' . . . . . . . 5014
81ObIi3tOhio. . . . . 254 Lead. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38- (
lb. IC. & ' 1' . . . . . . . . 10,4 tie . . . . . . . . . . . . . %
Mo,1. & ' 1' pfd. . . . . S44 ant. Liii. Oil. . . . . . . . 1314
Clii.Ind. &L. . . . . . 10 PacifloMati. . . . . . . . .
do o ° . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 % Pu'.lman Pal..209
. . .1. Central . . . . . . . 89 % Shyer Certificate , . ,
N. Y.Centrai..11111 Stand.ltopo .kT C
.Y.Cll.tSLL , , 13 Sugar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
dolst pfd. . . . . . . . . Ga . ito pfd. . . . . . . . . . .
tlO2d 0(4.t 'r. c. & Iron. . . . . . . . 2.5
Noriolk& 5Yestru 14 U. S. Leather. . . . . . . 714
io.AmrCo. . . . . . . 04 do pfJ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07
to.Paci5c. . . . . . . . . 20 U.5.ltubber : . . , 31
donal . . . . . . . 71,4 do ptd. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0014
Ootar1o iv. I4T , Weetern Union. , 04
Ore. it. Nay . . . . . . . . 48 NortLjweteri . . . . . . 12 %
Ore.SliortLimme. . . . . 25 cia pM. . . . . . . . . . . . . 173 I
Piitaborg . . . . . . . . . . .170 Ciii. Ot. West. . . . . . . 15
Iteatlimi : . . . . . . . . . . . . 174 It. a. & W. . . . . . . . . . . 20 %
Rock island. . . . . . . . 9 it , a , & w. ifd. . . . . . 03
8.L.&s. $ ' . . . . . . . . . . 714 St. L.&s.W. . . . . . . . I-i
UOlBtpfd. . . . . . . . . . Cl do.pfd. . . . . . . . . . . 1014
St. a'aiil . . . . . . . . . . . . 09 hteadng jet pfd , , . 411
do . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Iawti C. C' . . . . . . . .
Tim total sales of stocks today -
day Were 200,700 shares , Including
5,125 Atchison preferred ; 3,503 llaltimoro &
Ohio , 5,753 Iiuriington , 11,325 Reading pro-
ferrd , 3,185 New Jersey Central ; 9,029
Northern PacIfic , 7,991 (10 preferred 5.140
St. Paul , 8.255 Union Pacific preferred , 3,200
Union Pacific. Denver & Gulf ; 8,235
'l'obacco. 7,720 Chicago Great Western , 6,225
People's Gas , 63,725 Sugar , 6,970 Leather
Preferred , 3,655 Rubber ,
1ew Yoric Sboiiey Murke't ,
NEW YORK , July 25.-MONEY ON CALL
-i'i1 ½ per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE P4tPER-3i/4
per Cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Heavy. with
actual bills in bankers' bills at $4.S5g4S5
for demand and S4,841,841 for sixty days ;
lOsted rates , $1.85 and $ l.86 ½ ; commercial
bills , $4.S2 ½ 14.S3.
SILV1R CFIRTiFICATES-S 59'4c ,
BAR SiLVER-59c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-46c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Stonily ; new 4s
registered , I24 ; coupon , 1253 ; 4s registered ,
109 % ; coupon , 110 ; 2s , 97 ; his registered , I1i ;
CotiPoll , ll21 ; Pacific Cs of ' 99 , i02 ,
Closing quotations on bonds were as fob-
lows :
t1S.nnw4s.r' . . . ,1' t. . . . . . . . . . il2
U. 5. do COIl ) . . . . . . 120 % Z , C , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
U , S. , . . . . . . . . N , C. 4a. . . . . . . . . . . . 102
. . , . . . . . . . % No. Pacific hat , , , .112 %
U. S. 25. air. . . . . . . . 97 No. Pacilto Os , , , . , , 0434
11.3. 3 , rer. . . . . . . . . 1l'214 No. l'aciflc 4 , , . , . 09
U.S. tis , coup . , , . , . hI3' N , Y , C. & Sc , fi , 4. , 1(15
Diettletl.G5 , . . . . . 1b04 N. .kW. Us , . . . , , , , , , 122
Aa..oiu , A. . . . . . . 30 $ N , SV. ConloIB , . , , , , 1.12
AIaoiass I. . . . . . . . 105 N. W. Deb. is. . . . . . . 117 %
Ala. . "ta C , . , . , , . . 90 Ore. Nav,1 ts. . . . . . . III
Ala.C4rrenoy , , . . 90 OreNtiv , 4s . . . , 00 %
Atclmons , . , , . , . 91) 0 , s. u. Ge. I. r , . , . , 128
AtehIlIonacil , 4. . . . 70 % 0. 8. L. Sa , t. r. . . . . 104
CanadaSo,2nt1 , , , . 11)8 % PacIfiebs of'O5 , , , 102
Clii , Terms , . 4s , . , , 13814 ReaCtor 4 . . . . . . . . 8214
oi 0. A . . . . . . . . . 114 ¼ it.OWeL its. . . . . SO
0.11. A. P. 44 , , ,1043 * St. I. . 4. 1. P.1. Con , % 0434
p. , ' , . , , tts . . ,10i1' ( St. 1.&S. P.Gou. $ . 117 %
D.&lt. 0.4 , . , . , , . . , OAt , St.P.Conaobs , , , . , , , 145
SQfit'L'Oflhi. Ists , . . . 105 % St. P. 0 , , k P. 1et , . . I 1)4
ICrieGen. 4 , . . . . . . . . 734 St. P C. , i P. 5 . . , , , 11fl'4
9' . w. &z. . is , C. r. 13 Southern Ky , 5' , . , . t'lt
aet.Ilc. b . . . . . . 106 8. 1S.&T. Os. . . . . . . 7114
G.E. S. A , ( P. . . . . . 104 Term. new 11114
0. 11. . S. A. 28 , . . . 105 Te , P.tc , L. 0 , Let" loLl
hl,2cTCet,3 . . . . . 110 % Tex. Vito. icr , 2am , 4294
1I.&T.Ocomi d. .1(15 U. P. I ) . k 0 , lit , 73
Iowa 0 , 19t5..3 . Wab. 1.1 Ss. . . . . . . . 110 %
La.NowCon,4B , . , , 100 SVitb. 2U . . . . . . . . . . . 148 %
1. . 4 N. Pat , s , , , , , 851't Wet Shore 4 . . . . . .
MIsomirl ) . . . . . . . . ) Va. Cerinrlps. ( . . . . . . 7111
M. IC , AT. 21. . . . . , , ( Ill V. deterred , , , , . , , , 5
MIC,4'j',4 , , , . , , 5994 Union Paciftim 4s. , , 0fl4
I , ; . y. e , iut . . . . . . . .h1111
1bo.ton Steel ( h.ntntioiiu ,
BOSTON , July 25.-Call loans , 2L1 Tier
cent ; time loans , 3i4 per cent , Ciosing
lirices for stocks , bonds and mining shares :
ATAI S. 1" . . . . . . . . 13 Atciiiion piLl . , . . , , , , 2414
American 3ug&r. , l3ti ( 1iotoa b . . . . . . . . . . . 0834
AmSufMr tflLb. , . , 11894 PLC , I . , , , , , , . . , . , , 1140
hay Stats ( Is. . , , , , 194 Uei , 1'Iec ' , pfd , . . , , , 0:14 :
leil rel.pnoa. , , 2741. Atchison 4e. . . . . . . . 9414
oIteu4Alboy , 2211 AblouezMhi , (3 , , 314
8otoa4 Main. . . 10114 AtlantIc. . . . . . . . . . . . 20
c.,1i. & 1 . . . . . . . . . 10094 oston& Muntarmi 20511
l'ilelmourr. . . . . . . . 1)1414 ) flntte& Boston , , , , 2314
General ifiactno. . 3M Calum.t. 11.oi. , 4100
Illinois SteI , . . , SLili . . . . , , , , bill
Mexieitn Central , , 494 Fraekhin , . , , , , . , , , , 124
N. 'V. .mi N , F. . . . , , , 04 OceoI , , . , , , . , , , 4)1
010 Coiouy. . . . . . 202 Gutacy . , , , , , , , , , , , 112 %
ltiiooer . . . . . . . . . . 8134 Tamaraeii . , , , , , , . 134
Ililioc laci5o. . . . . 2314 Svoivrrlnes. . . . . . . 231'S
Weit iiiu , , . , . , , , . 8394 i&rrott. . . . . . . . . . . 229
iv. Rice , , , , . , , , , , , , 2414 Old Dominion. . . . . . 234
SY.lClec.nfd. . . . . . Ill
Ilnniioiil NoIi' ,
OMAIrA , Jill ) ' 25.-The clearings for tIme
day were $963,340.22 ; balances , $119,350.17.
'I'lio clearings for 1b97 were $715,735.11 and
time balances $9,90.83. hmicreamie iii clear-
lng& $217,611.11.
Cl kICAGO , July 25-Clearings , $16,262,145 ;
balances , $3,105,222 ; New York exchange
Premlumn ; sterling exchange , hosted rates ,
$1BMj'4,84 ; actual rates , $4,833f4,5V ; lxty
dl1) ' , $4.B23itj'4Si 1-S. Stocks active : Ills.
cull , 30 % ; iliscuit lireferred , 92 Strawboard -
board , 26 ; Diamond Match , 138 1.8 ; North
Chicago , 212 : West Chicago , 92 5-8.
NEW ORLEANS , July 25.-Clearings ,
1535,275 ; New York echangc , batik , $1 per
/
i1,0oo premiums commercial , 25a Per $1,000
iliseount ,
MEMI'IITS , Juh 25.-Clearings , $ Il7S'S9
1)Itllmnces $66,446 i'ew ; York exchange selling -
ing at $1.50.
BOSTON , July 25-ClearIngs , $ l1,233S0S ;
bainnces $1,403,303.
N1'V 13OItK , July 25.-ClearIngs , $67,471-
4191 : balances $3,129.59.
ST. LOUU. July 25.-ClearIngs , $4,631,286 :
balances , $306,066 ; money , 5IJ per cent ; New
York exchange par bid , 1&c premium asked.
CINCINNATf , July 25.-Money , 2 ½ 116 per
cent New York exchange , 25c discount
asked , par bId ; clearings , $2,434,000.
Slut Vrnnei.ec , Mining ( iimothlIofl ,
SAN FRANCISCO , July 23.-Omclal cbs"
lag quotations on mining stocks today were
fohlowsl
as . . .
AIls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1ndi Wash , Con 3
Anas , . . . . . . . . . . . . a Mexican. . . . . . . . . . . 32
Sest& flebther. , , . 17 OceldentatCOn 110
hollies. . . . . . . . . . . 4 Ophir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Caledoniri , , , . , , , 20 Ovc'rniftii..I
cliallenrecon. . . . . 3.2 l'otol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 .
Choilar . . , . , . , , , , , . . 37 Savaro , . , . . . , " , . . 12
ConflOence . . , , , , , , . SO scorpion. . . . . . . . . . .
COflCtil.. ¼ Va , , , . hID SlerraNPrada. . . . . tO
crown Potimi. , . , , . 4 Sliver 11111. . . . . . . 4
floumaCurrie , , : 5 Union Comm . . . . , , , . , 20
flale& Norcross. . 40 hltatiCon. . . . . . . . . . 2
Justice. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Yellow Jncltot , , , . 14
RentuckyCoa . . . . . a Standani. . . . . . . . . . 143
Sn iii ,
Silver bars , SS"4c : Mexican dollars , 4G
4C4c : drafts , sight , i&o ; telegraph , 17 ½ c ,
Nt'- York llinhiig ( liCnhlomi.
NEW YOfl1 , July' 25.-The following are
thoclosing mining quotations :
hmollar. . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 OntariO. . . . . . . . . . . 250
Cr woi'eini , , . , , 2 Ontr , . . . . , , , , . . , , 12
C n.Cb , & Va . , , . 31 Pimouth . . . . . , . . 12
DAadW000 , , , . . , , , . 30 Quicksilver. . . . . . . . 100
Oould&Curry.'I Uuteksllver mfd , , . 226
flabeoreros , , 40 SierraNera4L , , . 40
1lomnAtae , , , . . . , 4800 Standard . , . . . . , , , 240
Ironsilvor. . . . . . . . 78 UnIon Con . . . . . . . . . 33
Mexicati. . . . . . . . . . . Li YollowJacket , , , . 11)
Toiision Stock qucilat , ,
. LONDON , July 25-4 P. m.-Closlng _ _
" ' '
'
Conol"jn'1 1 i.th'c'trat . , , . , .1'2114
Consois. Scot , , . . , , , 11134 'imuiy1yalmia. . . . . . CU'S
can , Pacific. . , , , . , , 874 fleadlar . . . ' . . . . . . , 835
Erie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3314 Nor. Con , new 4. , , 05
Erie 1st pM' . . . . . . :45j. : Atc1iiOii . , . . . , . . , . . 1314
Iii. Contr.l. . . . . . . . . . 111 L.4N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0495
Mitcanorcimnary. 2U4 GranuTrunk . . . . . . . . 714
St. Paul common. . . 1021 *
BAIt SILVER-Stead ) ' ; 277-Sd Per ounce.
MONEY11iif per cent.
Thu rate of iliscount lii . the open market
for short and three months' bills , 1 1-Sij
i er cent.
Cotoit Market ,
NEW YORK , July 25-There was quite a
stir In cottoh futures for a time today ,
followed by a relapse. Cables were about
as expected , Crop mmes. while somewhat
conflicting , was generally favorable tp the
short interest , Most of today's trading
was between room operators , although
there was some investment buying durIng
the morning and some buying for the for-
olga account. Later ihiases of the market
Indicated misgivings on the part 01 the
longs and liquidation was the feature. The
market closed barely steady at a lose of
21J5 points.
LIVERPOOL , July 25.-COTTON-Spot ,
moderato demand , American middling' ,
3 13-32d. The sales of the day ss'ero 8,000
bales of which 600 bales were for speculu-
tioa and export and Included 7,31)0 bales
American. Receipts , 1,000 bales , IncludIng
900 American. Futures opened quiet rut
steady with a moderato demand and closed
quiet , American middling I. m. c. 3 20-64j
S 22-Old buyers ; July , August 3 21-Clj
3 22-Old buyers ; August and eptemnber ,
3 21-6lcl sellers ; September and October ,
3 I9-6i43 20.64c1 buyers ; October and Novem-
her , 3 18-64113 19-dId buyers ; November and
December , 3 18-Old sellers ; December and
January , 3 18.64d sellers ; January and Fob-
ruar ) ' , i iS-Old buyers ; February and March ,
: : 1S-6413 19-flU buyers ; March anti AprIl ,
3 19-64b3 22-Old Boilers ; April and Iday ,
3 20-640 buyers.
NEW ORLEANS , July 25.-COTTON.-Fti-
tures , easy ; July $5.60 bid ; August , $5.47l
5,49 ; September $ i.46jS.47 ; October , $5.475.4S
November , * 5.5&5.52 ; December , $5.55.S6 ;
January , $5.69'uiS.CO ' ; February , $3.62'j5.64 ;
March , 5.6ij5.57 , Spot cotton-Quiet ,
steady ; ales , 350 balei ; ordinary , 4 3-lOc ;
good ordInary , 4 9-ICc ; low umuiddling , 5c ;
middling , 5c ; good midding , 5 15-16c ; mid-
dllng fair. 61c , flecelpt , 745 bales , stock ,
81,140 bales.
Xe' , YorJ 1)ry Goo.bM Mnr1et.
NE\V YORK , July 25.-DIsmal weather
has held hack progress In the dry goods
market. The Inst demand in various see-
ticits of time country is quito heavy , as
shown In advices from jobbers. But as yet
the latter class has not seen fit to fill In
their stocks and buyIng at first hands Is
not at all satisfactory. The steady strength
of tue market Is remarkable , Even In
woolen goods there Is a tendency to stock
to the standard set early in the season.
In cotton goods there Is' much strength. A
tentative advance of 1-8 In rival bleached I
cottons Is announced. Prices In cotton
goods are conceded to be too low , but they
are thoroughly firm. Brown goods for domestic -
mestic use show hittbo activity , although
converters are buying' more freely than
heretofore. Export goods are rm and
fairly active. Coarse colored cotton goods
show no change. Print cloths ore still
llrm. Extras are quoted at 2c. Practlcally
only spots are sold. Odd goods are firm.
Coffee Market ,
NEW YORK , July 25.-COFFEE-OptIons
opened steady at unchanged pt-lees , ruled
more active , with steadier undertone , fob-
lowing covering and switching In face qf
liberal receipts at Rio and Santos , with
disappointing consumption , Closed firm ,
with prices unchjtnged to 5 points higher.
Sales , 25,250 bags , includinF August , $5.45 ,
Spot , RIo , dull , nominal ; ' , o. 7 Invoice , Cc ;
No. 7 jobbing , 6 ½ c. Mild , quiet ; Cordova ,
81A@15c.
tIO DE JANEIRO , July 25.-COFFEE-
Weekly report of coffee steady ; standard ,
7,350 reis. Receipts durIng th week , 50,000
bags ; shipments to tIme United States , 18,000
bags : stock , 311,000 bags.
SANTOS , July 25.-COFFEE-Weekly report -
port of coffee firm ; good average Santos
1,500 rels. Receipts during the week , 114,000
bags ; shipments to the United States , 28-
000 bags ; stock , 395,000 bags.
oil 31irkt-t ,
OIL CITY , July 25.-Credit balances , 02c ,
Certificates opened at 8Sc bid for cash ;
highest , 92 ½ c ; chased , 92c bid for cash.
Total sales , 1,000 bbls , cash oil , at 02c.
Shipments. 178,261 bbls , ; runs , 137.69S bbl.
WILMINGTON , N. C. , July 25.-OILS-
Spirits turpentine , quiet , 251f254c. Rosin ,
( lull , tile. $1.00. Crildo turpentine , steady ,
$1.00 , $1.50 , $1.75. Tar , quiet , $1.10 ,
Siiii' 5luirket ,
NEYbtI , July 23.-s U ( AURaw ,
fi"ni : fair rctbilng , 3 ½ c ; contrIflmnl 90 test.
4tc : rUfined. firm.
NE\i' ORI.EANS. July 25.-SrscAR-
Sleady and fIrm : open kettlc , Cil.4e : con-
trif..m.cii. .lmtt' , 4 11-ICc ; yellow , Ij'4 91Cc ;
seeoncl $ , 2ii4c.
CaIifoinin ii'ieih 11'rizIts ,
NEW YORK. July 25.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED vrtul'rs-Qumiet. Evapom'itccl ap-
1)109 , common , Gi8c per lb. : wire tray , 8t'14c ;
choice , Saitie ; fancy , 9i9'4c. Prunes , 4uSc.
Apricots , Jioyal , S'Ui0c ; Moor Park , 1012c ,
l'eachcs , UflpeCIeb , SilSe ; peeled , 12131Cc ,
Stink iii 1iikt' Si , ( .iinli' .
DETROIT , July 25-TIme steamer Edward
Smith , No , 2 , was run Imito and sunk in
Lake St. Clalr , near the Flats , Sunday afternoon -
noon , by the schooner Jtranin , In tow of
time propeller Aurora. TIme Smith was bound
up loaded and without consort , while the
Aurora and Arania were bound down , The
Arania was badly damaged about the bow ,
The crew anil a pbcasuro party on board
tIme Smith were rescued s'lt1iou1 accident ,
The Smith is owned tiy John Mitchell of
Cleveland amid valued at $85,000. The
Mania is time property of Corrigan of Cleveland -
land and valued at $150,000.
Livel FigIsO Over a ' , Vomiizimi ,
itl'ARTIILIR , 0. , July 25-A fight
over a woman at a festival last night lit
Eihco , a mlmilng village near here , resulted
in five being seriously wounded and IflOflY
slIghtly Inurcti , 'himose seriously hurt ore :
v , Crow , ctit In soveim hilaces , wIll tIle ;
Franlc D. Trimmer , shot in leg , hand antI
head ; LewIs Yenger , thumb cut oft ; David
Jtmmilerson , stabbed and struclc on head with
slumigehot ; Lewis Andersoim , bruised uboilt
face , Warrants Imas'o boon issued for lIme
arrest of twenty-five who participated In
thio drunken carousal ,
htziiisnt.kel hut 5hii I Is.
( IARY , S. 1) . , July 25-Spvcial.-hlur- ( )
giars broke into tIme mail room of the Ciii-
t'ago & Northwestern tlcpot at this point ,
effecting aim entrance by forcIng a window
and after emitting up tIme pouches raisackcd
limo whole of time east mall , svlmlch arrIved
on tIme night train , They also went througim
tlio room of the Ahmiorican Express company
lii the same building , but s'cro unsuccessful
in theIr search for valuables ,
Cli lingo % ss iita it 'l'rsiiit , Carnival ,
CUICAGO , July 25-Timo Chicago Central
associmitlomm is haying plati ( or a trade ear-
nival to be held here October 3 to 35 , The
festival , as plamined. will cost $200,000 amid
will include electric IllumInations on an
elaborate scale , a pageant similar to that
of the Mardi Gras amid also in time Audito.
rium. A water carulvmti ott the lahce trout is
also considered ,
I
iiiA LIVE STOCK NAIUiET
Week St.&rth with IAght Reeopta ! anti a Much
Livelier Buthios.
PRICES ON EVERYTI1IN ARE IUGIIER
Cnttlo Ten Cents Vii nnct Sold Early ,
, tui1 hogs About PI'c to Teut
Cents , ivithi a Very ,
, Brisk 3)enmnn1 , 4--
, MONDAY , July 25.
Cattle. hogs. Sheep.
Receipts today . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,545 2,538 3,200
Ofilcial Saturday , , . , . , , . , , . 1,132 9,006 433
Omie week ago. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,735 2,693 1,671
Two weeks ago . . . . , . , , , . , . . , 3,300 8,792 1,717
Omme year ago , , , . , , , . . , . . , . . 3,823 2,285 49t3
Two years ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,962 1,173 44t3 I
Average Price vaid for bogs for the last
few days , wIth comparlsonB :
11898. 11897. 11890. ItS 5. 11894 , 11893. 11192.
July 9 , . , , 3 7S 3 85 2 It 4 76 5 01 ' 5 12
July 10 . , S 3 28 2 37 4 63 5 06 5 92 '
July 11 _ , , 369 201 4 67 4 hI 597 41St
July 12 . . . 3 73 . 3 18 4 72 4 96 41 87 6 66
July 13 . . . 3 8.2 3 14 II 97 4 78 4 80 5 87 5 71
July 14 . . . 3 77 3 151 3 00 4 73 5 74 5 66
July 16 . . , 3 12 3 20 3 07 4 81 4 SOt 41 33
July 17 , , . S 3 25 2 97 4 82 4 97 5 50
July 18 , . b 82 2 93 4 81 4 90 5 65 5 51
July 19 . . . 3 89 3 32 4 89 4 79 5 33 5 64
July 20 . , . 3 8,1 3 35 2 97 4 04 4 74 5 13) ) b 54
July 21 . . . 3 81 3 38 2 93 4 79 41 39 5 55
July 22 , , . 3 79i 3 27 2 84 4 85 5 53 5 bIP
July' 23 , . , 3 32 3 25 2 83 4 81 4 74 S CO
Jtiiy 24 . , . S 3 31 2 92 4 76 4 81 5 59
Jtmhy 25 , . . 3 89 2 89 4 81 4 76 5 53 5 60
S Indicates Sunday : .
The official number of cars of stock
brought iti today by each road was :
Cattle , hogs. Sheep. lirs.
C. , M. & St. P. fly 1 . .
Union l'ar' . 53'stemn 8 7 10 1
F' . , E. & M , 'V. It. H C 10 . . '
C. , St. 1' . M. & 0. fly S I . .
II. & M. It , II. it. . , 33 18 3
C. , 13 , & Q. 1t' . . . . . . . . 1 . _
K. C. & St. J. . . . . . . . 1 . . . . I i
C , , It. I. & F , fly. , 10 1 , , . ,
C. , It. 1. & P. Iiy , , 'V 3 3
Total receipts , . , . , 57 41 16 2
The dispositlomi of thio da.v' receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the 11am-
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle , hogs , Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co. . . . . . . . 12
Time G. H. J-lnmmon(1 ( Ca , , 150 1,142 200
Swift and Company. . . . . . . 5131
' The Cuclahmy Packing Co. . 322 SSL 9913
Armour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 3,273
11. Becker and Dogan. . . . . 198
.1. L. Caro" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Lobman & Rothschild. . . , . 48
lCrebbs & Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 , . . .
11111 & Huntzinger . . . . . . . . 23
SwIft from country. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 665
Other buyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 . . . . 639
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,946 2,500
Today's receipts of stock of all kimids
tooted up 100 cars , as against 109 last Monday -
day and 117 two weeks ago. It was Just an
ordinary run , Without feature of Impor-
tancO.
CATTLE-There was a larger proportion
of range cattle and fewer dry lot cuttl ,
than have been seemi In the yards in some
time , but tIme total offerings of all kimids
Were small. The market as a whole was In
Very satIsfactory condition ,
Cornfed steers were in active demnamid and
sold freely at an advance of Sc and aces.-
sionally , on the most desirable kinds , lOc
over , the close of last week. The offerings
for the most part changed hands In good
season and the pens were cleared at an
early hour. There was nothing 'ery fancy
among tIme offerings , but there were a few
cattle good enough to bring $5 ,
The western cattle hero brought good ,
firm prices. 'rhiere was another train of
the Western Ummion beef cattle emi sale , and.
whIle the prices paid did not show much
change from Friday of last week , the qualIty -
Ity today was hardly as good ,
Cows and heifers sold freely at full ) '
steady prices. One bunch of fairlsh dry lot
heifers brought $4.25 and some of the West-
em Union Beef company's spayed helfers
sold at $4.15 , but they were just as good as
the steers and there has been nothing here
like them before this season. A big string
of western cows sold at $3.75.
The few loads of feeding cattle here
brought firm prices. Representative sales :
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Al' . Pr.
15..10S2 $4 50 3..1203 $4 110 20..1434 $1 95
6C..1062 4 75 1,1050 4 00 15..136i 4 96
3 , .1110 4 80 100. .1221 4 90 IS. .1268 5 00
26. . 965 4 85 67. .3213 4 90
1. . 940 2 23 4. . 840 3 10 1. .1270 3 65
4. . 690 225 2..107O 825 3..1256 3611
1. . 860 275 1..1110 325 1..1100 365
1..1100 275 1..1060 320 2..1270 375
1. .1010 2 9' ) t. .1110 3 35 1. .1260 3 75
13. . 743 3 00 1..1150 3 60 2 , . 845 410
1..103O 3 00 1..1000 3 Ci )
HEIFERS.
9 , 657 3 50 : ' . .1040 4 00 20. 7433 4 25
4. . 685 3 75 2. . 700 4 10 1. . 900 4 50
2. . 970 3110 4. . 877 4141
BULLS.
1. . 880 2 75 1. . 910 3 15 1. . 850 3 25
4.1402 3 00 21..1002 3 20 1. . 520 3 60
1..1300 3 00
CALVEI4.
1. , 90 1 ; 25 1. . 130 5 50 1. . 210 6 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . 690 3 25 2. , 615 4 10 2. . diO 4 25
1. , 470 3 50 14. . 615 4 25 4. . 537 4 40
2..S35 407
NEI3RASICA.
1 bull..1450 2 50 1 bull..1370 2 15
1 bull..1360 3 00 1 stag. . . . . 910 3 35
2 cows..1005 3 00 16 cows..1003 3 45
6 cow'i..1026 8 00 20 cows. . . . . 968 3 45
1 cow..1160 3 00 18 cows. . . . . 986 8 45
1 cow . . , . . , 1090 3 00 23 cows..1042 3 50
1 cow . . , . . . 1050 3 00 1 stag. . . . . 890 3 50
icow..1060 300 .
11. Richards.
210 cow'i. . . . 976 3 75 1
If.V. . Ilaig. ,
63 feeders. . 714 3 90
J. Setlasen.
1 bull..1250 2 50 2 stags , . . , 5713 3 75
1 cow. . . . . . 900 3 50 23 feeders. . 928 4 25
TEXAS.
a : ; feeders. . . . 759 3 30
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
Western Union Beef Co.
No. As' . Pr. No , As' . Pr.
5 bulls . , . , 1311 $2 95 1 bull. . . . . . 580 $1 00
17 cows. . . . . 882 3 40 34 steers , , . .1250 4 15
19 sirs. Tex. 868 3 65 21 feeders , , 911 1 15
51 cows & 11. 855 3 85 18 heifers , .1140 4 15
69 strs. Tex. 922 3 S7 ½ 2 $ feeders , , f.97 4 " 0
44 strs. Tox. 917 3 95
I DAII ( _
Weber & Sutherland ,
3 cows , , , . . 966 2 80 25 cows. . . . . 996 3 60
1 coss'.1110 2 10 (1 ( cows , , , , , 1110 3 60
1 stag..1670 3 00 15 heifers , , 760 3 50
I heifer. . , 710 3 25 8 strs. ) 'lgs. 581 4 25
HOGS-Receipts of hogs today were light ,
as usual on a Monday , anti about the smime
as one , two and three weeks ago. The
market , however , shower ) marked Improve-
meat , It opened at an advance of SfjIOc
and cverythmliig wami sold and weighed up in
IL very short time. 'l'lma hogs sold very
largely at $3.85jj3JlO. The leading prict's
w'cro 53.871,4 antI $3.00 , as agaInst $3.80i3.S2
on Saturday. The range Is now very close ,
as It Is the season of tIm year when medium
weight hogs , weighing from 250 pounds up
to 290 lOiifldH , are fully as good , if not
better , sellers than big , heavy' weights. I
For that reason choice , heavy loads ,
medium weight loads null ) mixer ) loads , Con-
taming both merlium weight and 110ev ) ' , sell
at about one price , Today's advance nnke
Ui ) for all the decline time latter part of Inst
week and puts values back whom they
ss'cro oh Tuesday-la other words , hogs sold
tOllay a ? bight ris they have any day this
month ito tar , Representative saleH :
No , j % ' , Sli. Pr , No , Av. Sii. Pr.
30..277 . . , . $1 85 11 , , . , . , 250 40 $3 511
. . . . . . . ' 200 3 85 59..208 . . . : i 85
St . . . . . .183 . . . .1 85 75..204 120 385
10..276 , . , 8 55 11 . . , . , , 212 . . . 885
11 , . , , , . Iii . . . : i 871/ 10 , . , . . , lOS . , , 3 871k
57..227 50 : i 7 ½ 73..262 280 3 87 ½
CS..221 40 :1 : 87 ½ 69 . . . , . 280 160 3 S7
62 . . , , . , 236 160 8 871 $ 67 , . , , . , 2111 84) 3 87
69 . . . . , , 231 120 3 S7 62 , . , . , .2' 3 40 3
67 , , . . , , 248 IC ) ) 3 90 fit..217 120 ' 1 140
1.5. , . , , , 270 200 3 90 09..2131 50 3 90
Cl..02 160 3 90 64 . . , . , ,2 51 , . , 390
74 ' . , . , . 239 50 'l 90 20 , , , , , 229 41) 3 90
Si . , . , . , 262 40 3 94) 65..225 160 3 00
412..282 160 3 00 53..276 40 3 90
196..i27 80 890 SI . . . . . .37 $ , . . 890
. .
72..20 80 3 00 61 , . . . , . 250 41) 390
67 , . , . . .2' 0 SO 3 94) 59..308 160 8 90
67..243 120 l lid 71..236 200 3 140
59..212 240 .1 90 50..210 50 8 110
Cl.280 80 : i 90 53 , . . . . , 250 40 3 140
75..245 40 8 90 81 . . . . . .2211 80 3 114)
53..322 160 : i : io 58..309 . . , 3 95
W'AGON LOTS-THROW OUTS.
1..360 . . , : iso 5 . . , , . . 256 . . , 380
41..2110 80 3 35 . . . . . . , , , 385
7..3714 . . . 3 5. ; i1 , . . . . ,2 iO . . . 3 8 , ' ;
a . , . . , , 316 , . , 3 55 .1..252 . . . 3 85
ii . . . , , 353 ' , 3 55 4..23) , . . 385
5..210 , . . 3 55 2 . , . . , , 230 , . . 385
, , . , . . , 50 3 55 . . . . . . , , , 3 57'
. . . . . . 40 3 90 5..282 . . . 3 110
SllliEi'-.l'hmo receipts of sheep 'ero tIme
Inrgst of nimy day simmc'e July (1 ( , The offer-
lags comisisied almost entirely of grass
mtheel ) ,
The demnmmd for desirable muttons was of
fairly liberal proportions , but the market
5'uN lOml5c lower and for that reason show
and hmlelinedl to drag ,
Feeding stock both sheeT ) and lambs. are
In good ( iemumll at this point rIght alan - .
11 wIll be noticed from tIme sales that fee -
ing sheep are selling 25u4Ge 1.llder fat PhCCP ,
and lambs right around $1 er 100 tmn(1Ct'
fat spring lambs , Reprcsentaiivo sn1s
No AS' . I r ,
806'omlng grass , mIxed. , 113 $4
3)9 ' 'ethera , , . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iOS 4 5
CIIICAC1S ) LI'lI STOCK tl4tltlIIT.
Sin ll SUhlir o Cattle tnkes All
Buyers Eager to l'urchnl'C.
ChICAGO , July 25.-The * ttixpocttl
small supply of cattle today made all
classes of buyers eager to purchase. I'rices
averaged 1O1i1&c higher. CIlolco steers ,
$5.255.75 ; mueulium , $4.8t4,93 ; beef steers ,
$4.300J'I.75 ; stockers and feeders , $3.1Uf4.SO
btmhis , 53.00034.25 : cows and ) ieifers , $3.10'it' '
4.00 : calves , $3,5Ol7,00 ; westerit steers , $4.30
I5.30 : 'J.'examis , $2.SUI5.00.
There was an actIve demand for hogs
from bath Packers nmid emtst ( ru similipers.
I'rlccs ( ieveioped unusual stremlgtim smiles
showIng amm advance of 5i7 ½ c. i'air _ to
choice , $ l.0)i34i& ; packers , $3.SiJ3.9, ½ ;
butchers , 53.85131,10 ; mixed , $35511 4.07 ½ ;
light , $3.SO3.92 ; pigs , 13.007(3.90.
hiuisluess ivas extremely dull in sheep and
bombs. l'riccs ss'ere 15125c lower. Corn-
nmoil to choice lnmmmbs , $3.SeG.25' imiferior to
choice ummttlve. sheep , $3.00t4.(5 western
range sImee $3.S5ii'4.40.
ItRCEI1'T-Cattle , 14 500 head ; hogs , 82-
000 head ; shmeeps , 16,000 beau.
ICniisn , City Ll'i Smelt ,
1ANSAS CITY , July 25-CATTLE-Re-
ceiptis , 3,040 head natives ; 2,5S0 Texans.
Ilusiness was goodi all desirable stock sell.
lag strong t4S bc hIgher , No chOice steers
offered , Fair to inediumni steers , $ i.75115.L'
light weight , 11,15115.10 ; stockers 1111 *
feeders , $ I.2oftl.811 butcher cows nut !
hmehfers , $3.007i5.00 ; butcher bulls , $3.0
44,00 ; 51'estern steers , $3.60374.S0 : Texas
steers , 13.50411,20 ; Texas butchers , $3.00113,40 :
native and Texas canning stock , 12.50413.00.
110GB-Receipts , 4SSO head , Receipts
quickly absorbed at 5jlOc higher prices.
I Icavy 1mo , $3.851j4.00 : mixed , 13.70113.90 ;
lights , 13.6,4(3.55 : pIgs , $3.2i1133.C0.
SIIEE1'-iteceipts , 2,025 head. Receipts
comislstetl largely of stock aitd feedmtmg
sheep. Market active , imbout Btemltt ) ' spring
lambs , $4TSUC.00 ; 'l'exns mmiii ! Arlzcmin , $3.1. )
014.25 ; northwestern sheep , 11.00114.40 ; stockers -
ers and feeders , $2.500j3.73.
St. 1.0015 1ire Slot'k ,
ST. LOUIS July 25.-CATTLE-Receipts ,
3,400 head , immcitm hlmg 2.500 Texans ; lmip-
meats , 400 hmead. Market be higher for an-
fives ; Texans steruly ; fair to choice native
shipping nnrl export Steers , $4.SOr.40 , bulk
of sales , 11.755.30 ; ( lrmssetl beef nail butcher
steers , 14.40115.10 bulk of sales , 14.50111.95 ;
steers , umiclor i , oo hOUumlP , $3.7511l.tio , bulk
of saie , $4.00t14.50 ; stockers and feeders
$2.407t4.80 bulk of sales , 13.00)14.30 : cows anti
boilers , 2.00lt4.75.Toxas ; and Indian steers ,
$3.354.3S , bulk of sales , 54.00234,30 ; cows
anti boilers , 12.50113.60.
hOGS-Receipts , 2,900 head ; shipments ,
2.600 head , Market strong to Sc higher.
Yorkers , 3.85113.95 ; packers , $3.90j4.0O ;
butchers , $4.007i4.07m4.
SIII11EV-Iteceipts , 4,200 head : shipments ,
1,200 head. Market steady ; native Taut-
ioti , 14.001114,75 : lambs. $4.25416.1O stockers ,
13.0tt113.40 ; Texas flmUttofls , 13.25111.33.
Neiv York Live Stock ,
NEW YOR1 , July 25.-BEEVES-Re-
cehiits , 8,829 head ; demand molerately nc-
tivo ; steers , steady to lOc lower ;
bulls and cows , 151i25c lower , native
steers , $4.SOj3.4O ; Texans , $4.60 : oxen and
stags , 12.75114.75 ; bulls , $2.90J3.50 ; cows
S2.003.75. Cables lower , live cattle , I03b
il8e dressed welghmt , refrigerator beef , tie
per poUmmd. Exports today , none.
CALVIS-Roceiptn , 4,225 bend. Market
iloniorahizeci , Prices SOc lower ; veahs , $ h.50
5.50 : chmoico to extra , $5,7fl6.00 : no wosteruis.
SIIEEI' AND LAM11S-Receipts , 16.907
head ; demand active , sheep barely steady ;
lambs , 10i7'25c lower ; sheep , 13.0071)1.50 ) ; no
very Prime lots here ; lambs , 11.50116.25 ,
inaitiby $4.75tI5.75.
HOGS-Receipts , 10,090 head ; steady , $4.25
474.50.
Cinch nmiittl 1.ive Stock.
CINCINNATI , July 25.-HOGS-ActIve ,
strouig : $3.25Qt4.03.
CATTLE-StonIly ; $3.C33'4.S5.
SIIEEI'-Stsudy ; $2.50q4.15.
LAM)35-W'cak ; $ l.0047..75. \
Ndoek in Sight ,
Record of receipts of live stock at the
four principal markets for July 25 :
Cattle. hogs. Sheen.
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,515 2.838 3290
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,500 32,000 16,000
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,620 4,580 2,025
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,400 2,900 4,200
'rota ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25,055 42,313 25,315
CANNOT ESFOItCIS 8ihSSOUhtI LAWS ,
Quarammilimo nimil Buttpu'ine T.aws CauMe
Ihie Grentet 'l'romlIe.
COLUMBIA , Mo. , July 25.-'l'ho annual
report otthe Missouri State Board of Agriculture -
riculture , just issued from headquarters ,
contains a statement of thio results of the
efforts of tIme authorities to enforce the
quarantine and butterlne laws during the
past year , and remarks on the same by the
secretary of the board. Regarding the quarantine -
antino laws It says the quarantine regula-
tiomis during the last season have been yb-
hated , It goes on to say that vigorous efforts -
forts to enforce the law was made in the
face of numerous difficulties. Cbrculars were
Issuer ) amid sent to all the prosecutors and
sheriffs of time border counties through
which cattle afflicted with Texas fever
must pass.
The most frequent violations were found
In southeast MissourI , and vigorous efforts
were required to bring the offenders to jus-
tice. A notable case was in Kansas City ,
where fifty-five Infected cattle wore found
In native pens. They were quarantined by
Inspector Bruiser , but no conviction was I
secured , Outbreaks of Texas fever have
occurred in several parts of the state , and
in many cases the veterinarians have been
unable to ascertain whence the shipment
came.
Regarding tile butterine law , officials say
that vigoroums efforts were made toward enforcing -
forcing it In St. Louis and Kansas City , Do.
tectives were employed at these places to
find naIl irosecuto those engageil in time ni-
legal sale of btmtteriae or in other ways Yb-
bating tIlts law , Great difficulty was encoun-
tercd lim securing the co'operation anti
aid of the city authorities , and for this and )
other reasons emily onq convIction was so-
cured. Time enforcement of neither tIme
quarantine nor the butterine law has been
a success so far , hut the Agricultural hoard
will contInue its efforts wIth additional
vigor.
flu' ' GootIs it'gier .isslgus ,
NEW YORK , July 25-David IuicCosker ,
one of tIme leadhimg dry goods merchmamits of
New York City , today ziladlo an assignmnemit
of his Chicago bronchi establishment to E.
yr , Coglan , who for years has nlanugel tIme
Chicago business or time firm. The assign-
macnt was precipitated by a stidden lienlanci
for a settlenment mode last week upon time
Now York 110usd ? by A. MaIler ) ' , a formar
lartmmer in time business. It is ahi1 that tIme
iuldleitelhllt'SB of the fIrm , inciuding the
claim of If , Mallory , will not exceed $150-
000 , 'which it Is estimated wIll be easly
covered by tIme assets.
S1.'vl if I.evit's ( ) U a 'I'Iit'n for ,
ChICAGO , July 25-The German Opera
h1oue comnpmmmy : , owner of the Sehmilier
Theater company , confessell judgment today
to tbvs Oardemm City Trust camnpnny on a
note for $28,000 , Judgmommt was entered audi
time sheriff levied on the theater building ,
Later attorneys repm'esentirmg time ( lardemi
City Tiust columpany filcd a bill auking for
a receiver for time ( lermnamm Opera Ilouio
conipany ,
Smgui r lzait' , , ShiI p eu VIri' ,
SAN FRANCISCO , July 25.-A private
dispatch received hero says that time ship
Kenllwortlm , bound fromn hhlio , hawaiI , for
Now York , ss'ltli a cargo of sugar , has put
into Vnlparaiso on tIre , 110th the captain
ant ) mate are reported dead.
JAMES E. flOYD & GO ,
'I'clcpibohle 1039 , Ornuilla , Net ,
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PIOVISI ONS itjid STOCKS
liOAThi ) OP TRADH.
DIrert wires to Chicago Stud New York.
Corr .pondentii John A. wrren 4 Co.
'I'hiI.lIPIiONIS 11)83.
H. R. P1NNEY 6 CO. ,
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The battle of Ne
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ate in an election next
November is on.
The opposing pout. .
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lining up and strength. .
ening their organiza. .
tion.
The candidates presented - . .
sented to the favor of 4'
the voters are entering
the field and the active
work of the campaign
about to be begun. -
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