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COMIIERC1AL AND FINANCIAL
OenoroJ Bcpth and Lack of Demana
Canso Wckncs in Wheat ,
GOOD BUSINESS IN SPECULATIVE PITS
: jt tim Close liii , arket 1iowctl it
Generni Wcnkncuu-Infln'ncc uf
0mm flcpnrt. front
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tbroaiI.
CHICAGO , uiy 2C.-Ocnerou reccIpt to
t3a7 rLfl(1 lack of demand caused decided
wca1ue In wheat. July closed c lower ,
September 2c anti December % S-So
dewn. Corn declined .Sjc. Oats lo3t
Ic. l'ork closed 2c lower. lard 1ei1Z ½ c
vi ! and rIbs 1&@I7c down.
Weather or the most favornblo character
Sot the iprtng crop arid reported depression
; Cf pXICCS at Liverpool and London cauied a
weak fecliiig hero at the opening. July
va much weaker than more distant dcliv-
cries , owing to the freedom oC the move-
inent of wheat and the conacquent greater
reluctance oC millers and shippers to con-
tinun paying irczniums for immediate do-
3ivcry. Tim weather in the United Kingdom
and continent wau said to be favorable.
larvcsttng was reported progrcssing In
fltlHHIa and flotimania , with propccts of an
enormous yield. Thu spot price hero was
( iSVI1 4c and otitido markets reported a
corrcsponding decline. lutures became
l2cavicr uider that break In the cash markets -
kets and lrIcea continued on the downward
course until the close o the session. The
total receipts itt the western primary mar-
3ets were 7C6,000 bu , , ogalast ,06,000 bu. lust
year. Chicago receipts , 237 carloads , ot
which thirty-four were contract. A year
ago local receipts were 251 cars. Minneapo-
us and Duluth reported 119 cars , against
& ; 9 last y'nr. September opened 2I5-8c
lower itt 6G6GT-8c } und declined to S5Ve ,
the closing vrlcc. December started
:140 : dovI1 itt 60 3-8C6 7-Se , fell oft to 6 ½ c ,
then firmed Up to GJ6S S-to at the close.
July , whIch cIoed yesterday at 74c , left
olt today at 7OV4c.
Scattered showers and cooler weather
started corn lower. scalpers were disposed
to do considerable selling and some of the
irominent bulls 501(1 freely. The country ,
however , vas a good buyer through. corn-
mission houses and a steady feeling was
developed at the decline. A decided weakness -
ness o wheat In the last hour of tile ses-
* 41Jn hull a depressing eftect and took nil
tim bull sentiment out of the crowd. september -
tomber opened 3.&Jc lower at from c
( IOWII to Jlc , rose to 35 1-Sc , then reacted
to 31 l.Sc , closing with sellers at l S-Sc.
Oats were almost nteady on a good sea-
J board.lernatu ] , September opened 1-Sc lower
at 2O3c , rose to 207-Sc , reacted to 2O'4c ,
: firmed up to 20 S-Sc , the closIng figure.
; Provisions opened easy Oil the soft feeling
in corn and a somewhat lower market for
hogs , 'Cue market had an appearance of
firmness at a moderate decline until iear
tile close , when Prices slumped oft on the
hrcak in 'Ivileat. September jlork opened Sc
lower at $9.95 , broke to $ .G24J , closing firm.
c iepternber lard began 2'fi3c ( Iowa at $3.50 ,
2OsO to $5.62 and closed at $5.57 ½ . Septum-
her ribs tartcd 21c oft at $5.67 and declined
to * 5.S2. the closing figure.
Estirnateti receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
40 cars ; corn , 230 cars ; oats , 130 cars ; hogs ,
30,000 Ilend.
Leaning futures range as follows :
Articles. . I Open. I lttrIi , I Law. do. . . Yest'y
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Whent.
July , . . 72i-73 134 70 1O % ( 74
SeIt , . iflfI flO3 45 ( i5'.4 ' 6714
Dcc. . . UOLJ14 ( iOl& Gti4 6Si1 ( * G7'4
Corn
.IIliy , . 34l ( i5 4t 34 % 354a'
Slfl. . :14'-3fi : . 3LX 541t 343 3334i
live..I51464 :131 : * l3 $3
May. . . 37it(44 Jsl4 37L ( 3734 : ts
Oats
July , . . . 25 2i 24 ( 211
* ' ) , . . 2o1 2O1. 't)4 ) 2O Olt
Nay. . . 23i :3t'flt : 334 * : . ' 3
Pork-
Jtiy..0 . 53 0 S75
Scpt. . , 0 05 0 US . ) Sti3 U . 85 10 (10
3aru- :
Sept. . , . r ( io . G24 S 52I . S C2 % S (35
Oct. . 0 (12 ( % e 671.4 5 57 S 57 S 07 %
B. lits-
SIt. . . 5 (37 % 5 67 % i ; 52 % 5 52 % 6 70
_ 2cj : . _ _ fl7p S (17 % (1 53 0 155 5 72 %
* No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR-Steady ; winter wheat patents ,
l.1074.2 ; atraights , ackei1 , S3.S)1j3.73 ( ) ; so-
cmi brands spring patents. 1I.754i5.OJ.
WIJ1AT-No. 3 spring , 703jS0c ; No. 2 red ,
t1c.
CORN-No. 2 , 34 7-SSi35c.
OATS-No. 2. 2l ½ cl2c ; No. 2 white , 2S4c ;
o. : ; white , 27fi27c.
RYE-No. 2 , 45c.
nA1tr1Y-No. 2 , 32i35c.
SEFDS-Flaxseed , No. 1 , SIc ; prime
tllilIthy seed , l.55.
PROVJSIONS-Mcss pork , per bbl. , $9.50
e79.55. Lard , per 101) 11)5. , $5.55. Short ribs
sides ( loose ) , $5.35fi'S.TO. Dry stIlted shoal-
( lers ( boxed ) . $4.75ci9.O0. Short clear sides
( boxed ) , $5.S5ti.O5.
Arttcks. Ueclpts. Shlplnenti
) 'iour , bbls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10.700 . 07uo
Wheat , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ( ( ) 17'200
Corn. tin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:1:1,8(11 : : , 486uoU :
Oat , , , IMI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242.21)1) ) 163,100
, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , )
llarlcy.bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800
On tilt ) Produce exchange today the but-
! cr market was ilrin ; creameries1 13 ½ SJ17c
ialrics , 12@1Sc. Eggs , steady ; Iresh , lic.
1clsv YOu i U i3XIlIt.t I. MAltKF'l' .
Qiluintlolis far tile hay on General
Coitlnod i Iv.
NFYORF , July 2G.-FLOUR-ReceIpts ,
23.850 libIs. ; exports , 27,163 bbls. ; market
weak 111111 Gj15c lower.
COIINMIGAL-Steady ; yellow western , 75c.
IJAItI4EY MALT-Dull ; western , 57f163c.
WIIIGAT-ltecoipts , 121,430 bu. ; exports ,
' U3,7S1 Pu. ; spot weak ; No. 2 red , 75S7Co f.
0. 1) , IllioUt export grade to arrIve ; options
were weak all day : aside freak bearish Liv-
urpool cables , selling was Promnlted by
larger arrivals of new wheat : July , 74fi7Sc'
eloseti at 75c : September , 7O5-S37l 13.160 ;
closed at iO 5.Sc.
CORN-Receipts , 113.700 ha. ; exports , 181-
3313 bu. ; 131)Ot easy ; No. 2 , 39c f. o. I ) . alloat ;
options opened easy immider repeatel rains ,
lltlliCd OIl covt'ritig , bitt broke finally with
Wilelit LUIl Closed 1-Sc lower ; May ,
4lc ; closing , 41c.
_ cA'rS-Iteccilts , 131,500 bu. ; exports , 260-
3l9 On ; silot steaIy : No , 2 , 21c ; No. 2
mixed , 21c ; No. 2 V.'llite. SOc ; options dull
1111(1 ( IDWCV September , 25 5-Sc.
I I 01'S-Steady.
Cl I IGt1SI-Flrmml ; large white , 2,4c ; small
'white , Sc ; harge colored , 7c ; small cot-
ured , 7c.
' 1'LhOW-1)ull but steady.
ltlCfl-t3teady.
% lOLASSFiS-l'irnl.
1iu'l"rlGu-neceipts , 12,261 plcgs. firm ;
Western creamery , 146318c ; Elgins , iSo ; fac-
tory. 116313 ½ c ,
1CiGS-1teccipt , 8219 pkgs. ; steady ; west-
CIa , lIc' .
oIL-Cottonseed , Prinrn crude , t , o. b.
mills. lGGjlTe ; hirima summer yellow , 2lt :
lie ; off sununer yellow , 21323 ½ c ; butter oil ,
lGfi2Sc : lrirn ) sl'intur yellow , 28fJ29c.
MlG'1'L13-At thu close today the Metal
rlxchlltngo cnll.'d pig Iromi warrants dull , wIth
111.50 tjIl tln(3 $6.55 mislced : 11(1cc COllCr , quiet
at $11.50 : tin , quInt and unchanged , with
; 115.50 bid anti $15.60 liskeil ; toad , quiet , with
3,92 ½ 1)1(1 ) ( mimid $ I.S7J. ! asked : sleltur , titili ,
with $1.50 bid and $1.60 nslced. 'rite unit
namnimig tile settliiig iricu for leading west-
era miners antI smelters continues to quote
; ( cad Ltt $3.80.
ICnhiigi , , CI ty ( Irul ii nit I'rnvistni , , .
KANS'tS CITY , July 26-W'l IEAT-Ac-
lIve , steinly ; No. 1 hard , SIc ; No. 2. 63SJ3
Ge : No. 3 , G0GiC5ic ; No , 1 red , 7273c ; No ,
1 , 72o ; No. J , C6GjSSc ; No. 2 siriiig , 62fJ50c ;
No. 3. 5063Gb.
COHN-Active ; mixed , 32c ; No. 2 white ,
ISo ; No. 3 , 27c ,
OA'I'S-Vnlrly active , about steady ; No.
I 'Itite , 251j2e.
lIVE-Firm : No , 2. 42c ,
1lAY-Acti'e. iirmn' gliolco timothy , ohti ,
is.oo ; flO % ' , $5.50 ; choice prairie , miuw , $3.25 ;
Jn. 1. 35.11) .
1IIJTTIGIt-lligher ; separator , 336316c ;
latry , lIe.
EG(1S-Steady : fresh , 8'/c. '
I6IGCIGIP'I'S-\Viicztt , 81,200 ha. ; corn , 11-
104) ho. ; oits : , 10,000 ho.
Sl6I1'MlGNTS-'iieat , 88,800 bu , ; corn , 28-
,00 , bu , ; oats , 3t1) ha.
Grain lleeintp , at l'rIiiciinl MRTICCtM ,
MINNEAPOLIS , July 20-Receipts ;
\ heat , 9 cars.
8'l' . LOUIS , July 2G.-Receipts : 'Vt'heat ,
IS cars ,
( 'ILICAGO , July 26.-Receipts todays
% Vieut , 237 cars ; corn , 691 cnrs ; oats , IJb
iRis , Estimated cars for tontorrow :
Wheat. 140 cart , , 23 ; oats , 130.
1)ULU'l'lt , J uiy 26.-Beceipts : Wheat , 27
Pies.
KANSAS CITY , July 26-llecelpts ;
jViieat , 147 cars.
lIiiltimntre , 1'.hnrlt't ,
1IALTI2.bORb'3 , July 20. - FLOUR - Un-
flunigeil ; receipts , 15,673 , bbls. ; exports , 7,412
bis.
S Wh1b1AT-Weak , lower ; spot anti month ,
DTi : 1-Se ; steamer , No , 2 red , 7046j706o ;
!
tece4pts , icth,003 ho. ; exports , CI 000 bu. :
southern , by sample , 706371c ; southern , on
grade , GPi73'e.
COltN-fltrong ; spot , 9S)19le : month , 2S
61tl 7-Se ; steamer mlxc'd , .17cf.1Sc ; r'ceipts.
64 521 ba ; cxport , 171 42.1 bu. ; southern
w1ltn and yellow 4tti11c.
OATS-Strong hlgher o. 2 white , 33'1
3k : No , 2 mixe& , 311j32c ; receipts , 2,015 ho. ;
exports , norn' . .
1ttJTTEIt-Unehittned ,
] OGS AND Cl1iGESE-tnchianged.
OMAILt OL1NJ3IIAIJ MARKETS ,
Conalition of Trnbennd ( jnotnllonm
on Stzmmle anti Fnne Groceries ,
EGGS-Good stock , Oc.
13UTTIt-Common to fair , 91lc ; sep.
arator , ISo ; gathered creamery , 136314c.
1itV } POtILTI1Y-tlens , G'.4c ; old Loos-
fermi , 4c ; spring chickens , We ; ducks , not
wantel : geese , not wanted.
I'IOIGONS-lAye. per doz. , GG6J7Sc.
VEAI.-.Chioice , StiSc.
hAl-Upland , $7 ; midland , so : howbind ,
$3 : rye straw , $3.
VIXIETABLES ,
ONIONS-New southern , per lb. , l071'ic. '
1IEANS-Iland.picked navy , per bu. ,
I'OTATOES-New , nor ha. , 4510c ,
CAI3HAGIG-i''r crate per lb. , IC.
T0MAT0rIS-l'er ( our-basket crate , S5' '
be.
be.CUCUMI3ERSIforno grown , per deL ,
343150e.
WAX IIEANS-1-3 bu. box , 40750c.
TflO1'ICAL } 'ItUITS.
ORANGES-Seedlings , $2.0612.T5 ; Valen.
cbs , per box , $3.23 ; Mediterranean sweets ,
$3.00.
IJOMONS-Cahifornla , $1.755,00 ; fancy
Messina , SG.t)0. )
BANANA S-Choice , largo stock , per
bunchi , Z2.062.23 ; medium sized bunches ,
$ l.7&612.0Q.
l'flUITS.
IJLACIC RASPBERRIES-Per 24-qt. case ,
$1.75.
ILACICUEIIRIES-$1.S0 ,
I1ED I1ASPI3EIIRIES-l'er 24-pt. case ,
$ i.751m2.00.
IILUEIIEERTES-Per 16-ut. case , $1.50.
000SIJIGItltIES-l'er 21-qt. case , $1.001
I 25
25It1M1flTESPer 24.qt , case. $1.00l.25
CUItI1ANTS-Per 24-qt. case , S1.25631.50.
WAT1GILM ELONS-Cruted. 21Lt22c.
CANTALOI3IG-Crates , $1.23 ; ier basket ,
SOc.
SOc.PEAChESPer 4-basket crate , $1.25 :
Georgia Elbertas , per G.baskt crate , $1 , '
612.00 : Californlas , 20-lb. case , $1 ,
I'l.UMS-Callornins , * 1.25631.50.
I'EAIIS-Ilartiett , $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds , per lb. , large size , l2
lIe ; small , lie ; lirazils , per lb. , Ofb0e ; En-
gllsli walnuts , ver lb. , fancy soft shell , llfJ
12c ; standards , 8630c ; filberts , ier lb. , ISo ;
pecans , polishel , medium , G@7c : extra
large , SSc ; large hickory nuts. $1.0Ofl.10
lCr bu. ; small , $125631.23 per bu. ; cocoanuts ,
per 100 , $4 ; PCallUtS , raw , 663G8c ; roasted ,
dCMAPLE SYRUP-Five-gal. can , each ,
$2.75 ; gal , cans , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal.
cans , $6.25 ; quart cans , $1.50.
hONEY-ChoIce White , fl63lGc.
DATES-Iballowee , 50 to 70-lb. boxes , &c ;
Sair , Sc ; Fard , 9-lb. boxes , 9.
FIGS-ltnported , fancy , 3-crown , 14-lb. ,
boxes , ISo : 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes , 13e ; 2-lb.
Ioxemi , 221323c ier box ; CalIfornia , 10-lb.
box. $1.
CIDER-I'er hmalg bbI. , $3.25633.50.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
hIDES-No , I green hides , 71fc ; No. 2
green hides , 6'c : No. 1 salted hides , Sc ; No.
2 salted hides , Sc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
lbs. , Sc ; No. 2 veal cult , 12 to 15 lbs. , 7c.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC.-Tahtow , No.
3 , Ic ; tallow , No. 2 , 2c ; rough tallow , 14c ;
white grease , 2632c ; yellow and brown
grease , 141211c.
SIIIGIGP PELTS-Green salted , each , I5
75c ; green salted shearings ( short wooheci
early skimis ) , cacti , lSc ; dry shearings ( short
vooled early skins ) , No , 1 , each , Sc ; dry
flint , Kansas anl Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 45c ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 3'4c ; dry flint , Cob-
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4635c ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , cr lb. . actual weight , 3iJ'lc. '
St. l.OiIiM Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS , July 2G.-FLOUR-QuIet and
eas3. hut not quotably lower.
WhEAT-Weakness sas a. pronounced
feature of the day and prices closed I@
2c below yesterday ; No. 2 rod , cash. elevator -
vator , 70c bid : track , 706172c ; July , 69c ;
August , G58c : September , 64 ½ c bid : Decem-
her , SIc asked ; No. 2 hard , cash , 676370c.
CObtN-Vas stronger thai wheat , but
closed 167-Ec below yesterday ; No. 2 , cash ,
12c bid ; July , 32c ; September , 336333 ½ c ;
December , 53 ½ c.
OATS-Lower : No. 2 , onh , 24e : track , 25
j23'c ; July , 24c ; May , 23 7-Sc bid ; No. 2
wIllIe , 2918e.
ltYl-Lower at 4Cc for new.
SEIGDS-Fiaxseed , lower at SSc. Timothy
scud , $2.50632.55 for now to arrive.
c0RNMEAr.-steaily at $ t.SOOfb.85.
BRAN-Steady : east track , 51151c.
hAY-Steady ; timothy , * 7.00618.00 ; prairIe ,
* 5.50636.50.
I1UTTER-Iligher ; creamery. lCRIS ½ c ;
dairy , 136316lc.
EGGS-Steady at Ic.
WHISKY-Steady.
COTTONSEED OIL-Dull and unchanged.
METALS-Lead , dull at 3.82. Speller ,
lower at $ l.32t.
PROVISIONS-Pork , quIet ; standard
mess , jobbIng , $9.75 , Lard , lower : prime
steam , $5,22 ½ ; choice , $5.92l , . Dry salt
meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. $5.25 ; extra short
clear , $5.30 ; short ribs , $6. Ibacon ( boxed ) ,
shoulders , $5.75 ; extra short clear , $6.25 ;
ribs , $6.40 : shorts , $6.50.
RECEIPTS-Flour , 4,000 bbls. : wheat , 74-
000 ho. : corn. 5,000 bum. ; oats , 10,000 bu.
SIIIPMIGNTS-Fbour , 5,000 bbhs. : wheat ,
19,000 bim , ; corn , 5,000 bu. ; oats , 5,000 bu.
Visible Grain .Simpil- .
NEW YORK , July 26.-Special cable antI
tcbegriipliic dIspatches to Bradstreet's mdi-
cato tile followIng changes in available sup-
Piles Inst Saturday , as compared with the
precetlimig Saturday :
WIIIGAT-Unitcb States and Canada , east
of the Rockies , decrease , 923,000 bum. : afloat
for and In Europe , decrease , 3,500000 bit , ;
world's stippl' , total ( becreast' , 4,493,000 bu.
CORN-United States and Canada , east
of thin Rockies , decrease , 1,191,000 him.
OATS-United States and Canada , east of
the Itockies , decrease , 1,549,000 bu.
Among the more important reductions not
reported in time olilcial visible supply state-
1ent are the decrease of 121,000 ho. at Manitoba -
toba anti Ontario storage points and 75,000
ha. at Minneapolis private ele'ntors.
The important gains not otherwise rePorted -
Ported are tile increase of 110,000 bu. at
Chicago Private ele'ators , 64,0(30 bu. at New
Orleans and 56.000 bit , at Galveston ,
The combined stack of wheat held at Port-
lanil , Ore. , ailti Tacoma and Seattle , Wash. ,
shows a decrease of 230,000 bu , train last
week.
CiieIlIIflti MarlC't.
CINCINNATI , July 2G.-FLOUR-QuIet ,
\'h1EA'l'-DulI , nominal ; No. 2 retl , 7bc ,
CORN-Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 56l/tfi36lc.
OATS-Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 26 ½ 6327c ; new ,
2 lii..lc.
lIrE-Quiet : 42e.
I'ROVlSIONS-Lnrd , easier , $4.25. BuIlt
meats. easier. $5.55. lincon , quiet , $6.60.
WHISKY-Active ; $1.25.
Ill IT'l' E R-Flrni ; fancy Elgin creamery ,
1916c' : Ohio , 1363l7c ; dairy , lIe.
StjcA fl-Steady.
EGr.S-tImmll : Sn.
CIIiIJGSIG-Firmum. ' I
MInht'npIIM Mnrlcrt
MINNEAPOLIS. July 2a.wImAT -
Wenk , lower ; July , 87'.c : Solitember. 7i3
(071 ( 7-Sc : December , 6',4176 5-Sc. On track ,
No , I hard , fl&)5c : No , 1 northern , 8Sc ;
No , 2 nortllern , 8b1e.
FLOUB-ilnlcs , about eqImal output , First
tin tents , * 4.45634.50 ; scrotal patents , 4.301j
4,40.
4,40.III1ANSacked
III1AN-Sacked , $10006310.50.
Iti'iiii,1 (1 rim ii ; 3lnrket ,
LIVERPOOL , July 2G.-WI bEAT-Dull , 5-8
dltl lover ; July. Cs Td ; September , Sit Sd ;
December. Ss 5CI.
COIIN-Steady , umnehungell to i633-8d
lower ; July , Os 3Vtl ; September , 3s 3d ; Oc-
( ober , 3s iP4d.
l'etbrig , Murkrts ,
PEORIA , July 26.-CORN-Quiet ; No , 2 ,
SI" ,
OATS-Quiet : No , 3 white , 25c ,
WIIISKY-Frrn at $1.25.
SaIL V'itiit'iit' ( , % % 'Iit'nt ilnrket ,
SAN FRANCISCO. July 26.-WII1OAT-
W't'ak : December , $1.21 7-8.
Itu1rEy-fiasy ; December , * 1.1341 ,
Oil lnrlici ,
O1I CITY. I'o. , July 211.-Credit balances.
Sic : cortillcates opened 9fi8c , highest , anti
closed 94,1c bud for t'ashi ; sales , 11,000 iuls. ,
cash oil at Sic ; sllilimnents , 70,11(1 ( bbls ; runs ,
103.007 llifrI.
SA\'ANNAII. Ga , , 31211' -Or.-Spirlts
tutriltatine , quiet , 25e , Rosin , IICIII , Un-
C imatiged.
WiLMINGTON , N , C. . July 25-OIL-
Spirits turpentine , tf'aIl' , 2t126c ; crude
turliolltine , slCltlb' , * 1.00631.50. RosIn , qUiet ,
92j93Lc , Tar , quiet , $1.10.
, eu , Ynrlc Dry Goitds Mnrket ,
NEW YOI1K , July 26-Thin week seems
tiestinetl to be Liilother dull one in dry
goods. Sellers explain the situation by
saying that buyers have not yet awakened
to tIle fact of tile necessIty of tilling stocks ,
The mail orders continua to cover up th
store tradIng from day to day , Staple. cot-
toUt , are quiet In nearly alt grades ,
Illt'iiclted cottons are' quiet and featureless -
less , Coarse colored goods show quiet re-
* # ' . & *
suits. Prices itro firm and some lines are
close , Print cloths are quiet.
STOCKS At ) IIONDS.
Mnrkt Aflflkcmtsfront Lethargic
Slnte nnil 1Ienr 1nmiis.
NEW TOILK , July 2G.-A concatenation
of causes was responsible for the awakening
of the stock market today from the ieth-
argy that has held it for nearly two montht.
The bears hind their Innings early in the
day , assisted by a lower range of prices for
Americans from I.ondon , Later , Northwestern -
western anti its subsidiary road-Omaha-
had a rally and from them the movement
lroadenel and strengthened all through time
railroad list , Strength was also radiated
from it group of bituminous coal roads , in-
clutling Norfolk & Western preferred , Clii-
( 'ago IndIanapolis & Louisville preferred ,
lialtfmoro tc Ohio and \Vheehing and Lake
Erie preferred , The movement in these
stocks served to make rather conspicuous
time quietude of other soft Coal tock which
hIM'S been assigned an importammt place in
the pending Plan for amalgamation of tIme
soft coal Interests.
The activity and strength In Sugar was
also a dominating influence in the market ,
nccomnpanied though It was by all sorts of
sensational rumors and very obviously
manipulated to squeeze the shorts , l'eace
rumors syore renewed in the later ilcalltigs
and the nmmnotmncment of the successtu1
landing of the United States forces itt l'orto
Rico also added to the buoyant tendency of
trailing. But the mOst potent element in
the situation was the growing certainty
that abundance of mone' would continue at
the command of the bitsiness of this cotta-
try. Sterling exchange fell 3c from tIme
posted rates. Demand sterling at $ IS1 % in
within .8c of time level at which recent im-
Iiortntmt gold importations imave been auntIe.
Time trenstmry has received about * 18,000,000
from the bomb Issue , which incitides tile
subscriptions for $500 or less without at-
feeling tile money market ,
The Pa3'inemut of the rest of the subscrip-
thin installments vili be offset by the disbursements -
bursements on war accoumit , thus assuring
the money market against future disturb-
ances. Call money fell to 1 bier cent today.
'rho surplus of Itilo money was very evidemit
in tIme liotitl mnarket , seeking all issues except -
copt the class of gilt-edgqd bonds which
have risen to practically prohibitive Pric's ,
Total sales , $1,305,000. UnIted States old 4s ,
registered , advanced 3 per cent and time
new 3s ( u'hen issued ) declined 1-S tier cent
in the bid lirice.
Time Evening 1'ost' London financial ca-
bbegram says : "The stock markets lucre
continued llfeles today , the stagnation be-
hug Increased by the ( loodwood races. The
settlement shows a good account and is
favored by easy money. Contnuugocs on
Americans were About 2,4 er cent. Thu
general tone of Americans was good , but
investmemit Stocks were hewer on indications -
tions of Possible dearer money. The market -
ket were quiet , but time close was dodd-
edly firm on Now York support. The die-
count market is rising on the fall of Amen-
can exchange. The question of gold experts -
ports to New York is freely discussed , some
People aflbrmlng that gold may go muext
month. Such taik , imowever , is premature. "
The following are the closing quotations
of the mending stocks on the New York
market today :
tchlson . . . . . . . . . . ia . st. p , k tan. . . . . . . . . 84 %
dor.f4 . . . . . . . . . 3834 do euro. . . . . . . . . . . . . isa
btabttmorel , Ohio , 14 % 5t.P.1s1.7d. . . . . . . . 157
CanadaPasiflo . . . . . 841 * So. Pciflo . . . . . . . . . 20
CaundaMotuinero. . . 64 % So. Railway. . . . . . . . . 84
CemitralPaclflc. . . . . . 15 So. Itallwaypfd . 51
Ciiei.&Otuo , . . , . , . , 2294 Texas tI'Iiolflc. . . . 12
ClIiclgokAbtoa..300 U. P. coimnon. . . . . . 24
C. , fl&Q..10(3 % Union Pacirto p15 . 01 %
(3.&E.i. . . . . . . . . . 57 U.1'.Th&G. . . . . . . . 6
C.c.c. & St. L. . . . . 42 % Wabash. . . . . . . . . . . . 74
dopIci. . . . . . . . . . . . s'abah u.fd. . . . . . . . . 111
DeLl 1tudon. . . . . . 111,1 , Whe1. & La. E. . . . . . I
flel , I. , .1 , IV . . . . . . .103 Whocl. I. . . pftt 1014
Den&gioG . . . . . . . 1'2 Adams Ex. . . . . . . . . . 101
do pf0. . , . . . . . . . . 50 % AmerIcan 1x. . . . . . . 133
Erie ( newl. . . . . . . 3:114 : United States 'ix. . , 40
Erlelatpfa. . . . . . . . . . : ts WeblFnrto Ex.11S
P. , . Wvne . . . . . . . . 170 Anm. Cot. Oil. . . . . . . .
reatNorthermtpfd.l27 % A. Cot. Oil otd. . . . . 78
Hocklar Vails.v , , , , 564 Am. Spirits . . . . . . . . 11 %
Iliinoleccntr&l , . . . 106 % Am. Sotrits pM. . . . . . 5414
Lake Erie , ! IV' , . . . I44 Ant. Touacco. . . . . . 12114
douM. . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 % dotmf(3. . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
Lamitisbore..I80'4 ' People's Osi. . . . . .
Louuiyibie& Natm , OI3 : Cone. Ua . . . . . . . . . . 1t'84
Idaiihatt&n L. . . . . . 10(314 Corn. Ca'be Co. . . . . . 170
Net. St. 113 ? . . . . . . 151 % Cot. F , &Iroa. . . . . 50 %
Michigan Central , . 100 % Co ama. . . . . . . . . 5(1 (
Mina. & St. L . . . . . . 28 % ( len. Electric. . . . . . .
do lot td. . . . . . . . . 8 $ lilinolti Steol. . . . . . . . 5(3
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gas. . . . . . .
Mobiir&Ohio. . . . . 2 % Lead. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351
Mo.K.ji ' 1' . . . . . . . . 10 % cc pf(3. . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 %
Mo.11. 4 'S pId. . . . . 33 Nat. tAn. Oil. . . . . . . . 1314
cmii. , lad. L. . . . . . 10 Pacino.uat , . . . . . . . . .
(10 pie. . . . . . . . . . . . . : :7 : Pullman L'at..209
N. .1. Central . . . . . . . 00 % StlverCertt5caes ( , . 5814
N. Y.Centrai..11 bIt Stand. Rope k T. . . . 5 %
N.Y.Chm.48t. 1. . , 13 Sugar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119 %
00151 old. . . . . . . . . 65 do ifl(3. . . . . . . . . .
do2dnfd. . . . . . . . . . 35 T. C. & Iron. . . . . . . . 23 %
NorfolkA Western 15 U. 5 , Leather. . . . . . . 7 %
to.Arner.Co. . . . . . . 014 do pfd. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6714
No.I'aeitlc. . . . . . . . . So I ) . S. Itubber . . . . . . 3134
dontO . . . . . . . . . . . 71 % do old. . . . . . . . . . . . . 00 %
Ontarto1 W. . . . . . 15 Western Union. , . , 113
( ire. It , Nay . . . . . . . . 48 Northwestern . . . . . .330 %
OreShortLtue. . . . . 25 % do ( . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pittsburg . . . . . . . . . . . 170 R. G. & w. . , . , . . . . . . 20 %
tteadlng. . . . . . . . . . . 18 II. 0. .u w. pM. . . . . . 60
Itock Ismand..122 Old. Gt. West. . . . . . .
S. L..5. F. . . . . . . . . 714 St. L. &S. 1V. . . . . . . . 5(4 (
Co istoro. . . . . . . . . . 61 do. ifd. . . . . . . . . . . 10 %
do 20 old. . . . . . . . . 211 % neadtnr 1st pId 4114
St. t'aul . . . . . . . . . . . 100 % HawaiI C. C. . . . . . . . . 2(4
do . . . . . . . . . . .
Total sales of stocks today wore 921,500
shares , Including : Atcuison preferred , 14-
100 ; Baltimore & Ohio , 7,492 ; Burlington , 15-
800 ; LouisvIlle & Nashville , 5,775 : Manhattan -
tan , 7,547 : Reading preferred , 12,073 : Mis-
sour ! PacIfic , 3,410 ; New York Central , 3,625 ;
Northern Pacific , 6,020 ; Northern Paciilc
preferred , 10,743 : Rock Island , 10,990 : St.
l'aut , 17,554 ; St. Paul & Omnima , 3,315 ; South-
era preferred , 3,712 ; Union Padlllc nreferred ,
18,850 : Spirits , 4,330 ; Tobacco , 10,810 ; Chicago
Great Western , 6 625 : People's Gas , 6,525 ;
PacifIc Mail , 37 ; Sugar , 57,200 ; Rubber ,
6,370 ; Western Union , 6,137.
iVew York ) ille3 Market ,
NEW YORK , July 26.-MONEY ON
CALL-Nominally , It,6i1 % pen cent.
PlUME MIORCANTI L.J5 PAPER-3 ½ 63 I
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady , with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.85 (
4.85 % for demand and $4.83634,84 for sixty.
days ; posted rates , $4.S5634.86mcommercial ;
bills , $4.82424.83.
SILVER CIGRTIFICATES-5S6359c.
BAR SILVEII-59c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-ICc.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong ; new 4s ,
reg. , 125coupon ; , 126 % ; 4 , reg. and coupon ,
110 % ; 2s , rog. , 07 ; 5s nec. , I11 ; coupon ,
1123 ; Pacific Cs of 'f$9 $ , 102.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol-
tows :
U.S.now1sr' . . . . . .24tNJ. COs. . . . . . . . . 1h1
U.S.docoiip. . . . . . 12634 N.C.0u. . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
U. S. 4sr . . . . . . . .I It ) N. C. 4s. . . . . . . . . . . . 10
U.S.4icoup..110 % No. Paciflo 1ts 112 %
U.S. 21.rer. . . . . . . . 97 No. Pacific Se. . . . . . 63
1J. S. S rer . . . , , , . , , 11114 No. l'acltto 4s. . . . . 0014
U. S. Si , coup . . . . . .IlOls N. Y. C. I St. L.4L 105
Diitrlct3 , O5 . . . . . 116 % N. & W. Cii . . . . . . . . . . 122
A1a..claNs A. . . . . . IOC N , W. Coasols. . . . . . 142
jL.cLa5It. . . . . . . . 100 N , W. I3eb. Ss. . . . . . . 11(1 (
ALa , . " is U. . . . . . . . ifti ore. av , m ts. . . . . . . I m 1
Ala.Ourrency. . . , tI ( ) Ore. Slav. lit . , , .
AtchDon45 . , . . . , , , 95 0. 8. a. tIe. , r. . . . . . 12714
Atchlsonaul. ( it , . . . 7014 0 , S.L Si , I. r. . . . . 1(144 (
CanadaS.2odt , , . , 1081 , Pacific be of ' 03 , . 102
Clii , Teniu. , 45. . . . 8(1 ( % Roa'llnr ' 4't . . . . . . . . 53
0Ao.r.s. . . . . . . . . h1.(1 Jt.GWeit leti. . . . . 89
ChI&l1,4'ts . ,10414 :41. : I.&I. 51Cori,3 0 %
t&R , 0 , lets , . .10984 St. L.&S. F.Geii.0 , 117 %
iti It. ( I , 4 . . . . . . . . 115 St. I' . Consols. . . . . . . 145
5atToimn lsts.1UA St. P. C. & P. lit , , , . ItS
! nieGsn. 4s . . . . . . . . 7:1 : % St. I' . 0. A P. ( ls , , , , , I 1014
1" . ' , V. & 11. Is. ( . r. 71414 Southern Iv , Os. . . . 03
Oet , . htec. b. . , , , , . 104 % 5. 11 , &T. ( Ii. . . . . . . 71
a , ii. .itS. A , ( Is. . . . . 104 Teen. tmew setSi. . , ( ' 111
(1. II. 43. A , 2iii , , , 103 'rex , P.IC , r. G. lits 1110
1t&TCtiut. 5. . . . . . 1 10 % TeL l'ae. ltr , 2ds , 43
It. & T. Ocomu tis.,111 U. I' , D. , i (2 , hum , , 724
Iowa C , iutti , , . . , . 101 Wab , 1st 55. . . . . . . . 110 %
La.N6wCQn,4'ilOt Wab. 2Us. . . . . . . . . . . SI )
L. & N , Ulul , 411 , , , , , 84 3Ves ( Sit ore 45 . . . . . . 108 !
1.itasourl 0 . . . . . . . .100 Va. Cemi turin , , . . . . . . . 71'
2'I , K , A P. 2t1i. . . . . . 05 % V3. 'buf"rrtal , , , , , , , , S
14 , 16 , & 'r,4s 8914 Union I'actflo 4s. . , 07)4
N.Y.U.lsta..11,34
Ilostoui Steele Quotation , . ,
BOSTON , July 26.-Call loamus , 2613 per
cent ; time loans , 3634 per cent , Closing
tirlcos for stocks , bonds and mining shares :
AT ; : . . . . . . . . 1314 IV , F.i'c. IuI(3. . . . . . 115
Anmerican Sour. , 13814 Atchison IIfd , , . . . , , , 35
AtoSt'gar ' pt'1 ' , . , 114 IIototi L. . . . . . . . . . . 6014
Dcv Stat , ( Jts.1 7-10 K 5 , 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
Bell i'eiepuuene , , , 274 ( ten. Liec , old. . . . . .
5otom&Al0ay 225 Atchloi , 4s. . . . . . . . 03 %
De ( on liaIse . , 30114 AlbotIez 511cm. (3 , , 3 %
c,1i. & U . . . , 1011 % Atlantic. . . . . . . . . . . . 2(14
lilchburv. . . . . . . . 10(1 ( % Iioeon& Montaius 2Is (
Oener.tl Ifleetria 31)14 ) hIatt , , .k flOitu , , , , 24 %
IllInois Steel . . . , 57 Caluuus ( . itoctit , , 560
MOlI&Ifl Central , , 4 $ Centenim.i ) . . , , , , , , 14
N. 't& 14. Ii . . . . . . 4Ii Franltltu . , . , , , . . , 12 %
Ole OoIou , . , , , 1113 % Osceola. . . . . . . . . . .
ituDoer . . . . . . . . . . 31 % Tamusrsea . , , , , , . , , 131
union Pacific. . . . . 24'f ' Wolverines , , , , . . , 2314
West 1111(3 . . . . . . . . . 844 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weit kn(3 p1(3. . . . . 104 GIll ljonuiniomm . . . . . 23 %
% V.ltleo. . . . . . . . . . .
24 % _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sun Frnnvteu Stinittig ( ttmotatioumps ,
SAN FRANCISCO. July 26-Oiflclal dosing -
ing qumatations on mining stocks today were
as follows :
Alma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 f.athy 3Vasit , Con. .
Anacs. . . . . . . . . . . . (1 M'ti'n. , . . . . . . . . . . 10
est& Imelebur , . . , 17 occioetttal Con , , . , SO
Itulilon. . . . . . . . . . 4 OPhir . . . . . , . , , , , , , , 17
Caiccionla. . . . . . . 35 Overomno. . . . . . . . . . . . S
CtiahleayoCon. . . . . 10 I'atost. . . . . , . . . . . . . 37
Cliollar . , . . . , , , , . , . , 17 Sav&ice. . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Confluence , . . , , , . , , s5 SCO(9101m. . . . . . . . . . . 1
Coutbtl. & Va. . , 38 SlurrsNevada. , , , , 414
crown l'smut. , 4 Sliver 11111 . , . , , , , S
lhulaaeurrue. , : S Union Coti. . . . . . . . . 17
hIle 4 Noreross , , 46 UIahCoim , . . . , , . , , 2
Jutiee . . , . . . , , . , , , , 4 Yoliow Jacket . . . , 35
KenuekyCon , . . . , 8 Standard. . . . . . . . . 145
Silver bars , 5S'Mexican ; dollars , 4G31J
4C3c ; drafts , sight , lIe ; telegraph , 1Tc.
Porct5n Finnitciul ,
LONDON , July 26.-Time market for Amer.
Iran securities utter a firm opening , was
quiet ata % declnItmt' , but recovered toward
the close. Thus amount of hulll'Ii with.
drawn from ttue flank of Englututi on bat-
. . -
fineci ; today was 80,000. aold is llUottd at
Buenos Ayres itt 374.50.
l'ARlS , Jtll3' 2G.-The market at the outset -
set was favorably impressed by a fresh rise
In Cuban obligations atub SpaniSh Is on ( ho
hoarse. lInt business hiecnmo duller anti
closed fair , Spanish 4e closed at 18.10. Three
per cent rentes , bIt 123c for the account.
BERLIN , July 26.-Momuey was atnmndnnt
( In the boumreo today for tue settlement at
35-8. International securities were steatl ) ' ,
Sianishi 45 recovered.
Stiw York Miutitig ( tiit'ntiOflS ,
NEW YOItl , .lumly 26Timefollowing are
the closing mitming quotations : _ _ _ _ _
Cheltar..3 4 OntariO , . . . . . . . . . 250
Cr.wnl'oiimt. . . . . . . 2 Oonir. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
CnnCaI.&Ya. . , , . 31 j'jymoultti . . . . . . . . 12
flpsdwosa , , , , , , . . , 10 QntckIIler. . . . . . . . 123
( leUldk Ctirri 5 Outlctslbver OILi , . , 350
liIeJsNorcros. 115 SterraNeTSla. , , , 18
Ilotneitxs , , . . , , . 4701) Stsa0smui. . . . . . . . . 51)
IronSliver . , , . . , , . 75 Union Con. . . . . . . . . 15
Mexicftn. . . . . . . . . . . S YflowJSOket It )
London Stock Quo4n1ion.
" , .tiiiy 21-4 ; p. m.-Cbosing
Coattohs , m'r , , , , , , 1111 * 2IVCSOIrII : . . , , . ,1'21 %
ConsoI , sect..Ilb' ( l'ennvlYflnta. . . . . . 611(4 (
Can , Pacinc . . . , , , . . 5714 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Erie , . , . . , , . . , , , , , , , , 1.l Stex , Ceo , tiew 4. . , 011
Erie 1st turd' , , . . . 325s AtchIsOn . . . . . . . . . . . 1314
lii. Central , . , . , . . , , , 111 % L.4N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 544
M.canordtllarN , 20'4 UranfiTrumnit. . . . . . . . 714
St.Paul common,102 %
BAR SILVER-Quiet , 27 5-Sc per ounce.
1IONDS-Atchiieon , 13 s-S : Louisville &
Nztshvilk'1 51)1 ; Grand 'rrunbc , 73.
MON1G\-.1 ncr cemit. Tim rate of ibis-
count in time open market for short bills ,
l161 3.5 yen cemit ; for three mouths' bills ,
111431 3-S ier cent ,
Piantiolal lteI.
OMAIL\ , July 26.-Tue clearings for the
dab' were 737,41)6.16 ; balamices , $76,439.57 , Time
clearings for 1197 were $698,206.50 , amiti time
balances , $35,912.97. Increase In clearings ,
$33,200.36.
Cl IICAGO , .11mb ) ' IlL-Clearings , $ iOGG,90O ;
balances , $1,771,866 ; Nou' York exchange , Sc
; urcmmituni ; sterling exchange , hostel1 rates ,
$1,137f4.S6b..4 ; actual rates. $1.831t14.85'4 ;
sixty days , $4,82t164SI. Stocks , steady ;
iliscult , 31 1-s ; Iliscuit preferreil , 93 5-8 : 1)11-
mend Match , 13S ; Strawboartl , 26 ! ; North
Chicogo , 2b74 ; 'West Chicago , S3) .
N1G\V YOIIIC , July 26-Clearings , $1l1SIi-
GIS ; balances , $5,741,226. ,
1IOSTON , July 26.-ClearIngs , $14,643,763 ;
balances , $1,807,430.
CINCINNATI , July 26.Mono216 per
cent ; Now York exchange , 23c discount and
Par ; clearings , $1,708,500. ,
NlG'iV ORLEANS , July 26.-Clearings ,
smmsoss ; New York exchange. bank , $1 per
$1,000 lremiumn ; commercial , 2cc per $1,000
pretnium.
lIT. LOUIS , July 2G.-ClearingS , $1OSS,76 ;
balances , $637,396 ; money , steady at Sr$8 per
cent ; exchange on New York , mmr bid , lSc
ImretTlitltn asked.
MIOMPIIIS , July 26.-ClearIngs , $249,108 ;
balamices , $10,577 ; Now York exchange , $1.50.
flunk of Gerninmmy Stiutemnent ,
BERLIN , July 26.-The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany howB
the following changes , as conulured with
the Previous account : Cash in hand , Increase -
crease , 23,560,000 mularks ; treasury notes , In-
cmeauie , 40,000 marks : other securities , do-
crease. 28,540,000 marks ; notes in circula-
( ion , decrease , 50,940,000 marks.
Cotton Market ,
NEW YORK , Jumly 26.-There was considerable -
siderablo activity for these times in the
cotton market. After the market had
01)0110(1 qtmler and steady , 1 point higher to
1 point bower , there was an advance of 2634
points. August coverIng was the feature.
Later , however , outside sumpport failed and
tue market sagged until late in the afternoon -
noon , where there was something of a rally.
Closed steady , 1633 loint8 net higher. Spot ,
quiet ; middling , 6 1-ito ; not receipts , none ;
gross receipts , 312 bales ; forwarded , ISO
bales ; sa1o. 1,715 bales ; spinners , 60 bates ;
stock , 101 943 bales. Total today : Not uc-
celpts , 2,2tG bales ; exports to Great Britain ,
5,413 bales ; stock , 265,171 bales. Consoii-
dated : Net receipts , 8,947 bales ; exports to
Great Britain , 5,561 hales ; to France , 2,643
bales ; to the continent. 822 bales. Total
since September 1 : Net receipts , 8 , 193,941
bales ; exports to Great BritaIn , 3,458,307
bales ; to the continent , 2,953,322 bales ; to
France , 815,200 baleS.
LIVERPOOL , July 26.-COTTON-Spot ,
moderate demand ; prices favorable to buy-
cr5 ; American middling , 3 13-Ed : sales of
the ( lay vero 8,000 bales , of which 100 were
for speculation and export and included 7 ' 700
American ; receipts , 5,000 bales , includng (
2,500 Arnerlcami. Futumres opened quiet , with
a moderate demand and closed quiet' Amen-
ican middling , I. . Iii. C. , July 3 20-t46l 21-64d
buyers ; July arid August , 320-64633 21-64d
buyers ; August and September , 3 20-64d sell-
cr5 : September and Octqber , 3 IS-64633 19-54d
buyers ; October and Nqvernber , 3 IS-64d sellers -
ers ; November and pembcr , 3 I7-64d buy-
cr5 ; December and Jununry , 3 17-64d buyers ;
January and February , 3 1T-61633 18-608 o1l-
erg ; February amid March , 3 1G4d sellers'
Mnrchu anti April , 3 19-64d sellers ; April antI
Ma3 , 3 19.6l3 20-640. buyers.
NEW ORLEANS , July 26.-COTTON-Fu-
tures , quiet ; July , $5.60 ; August , 85.44635.49 ;
September , $5.47S.49 ; October , 85.49635.50 ;
Decemicr , * 5.57635.58 ; January , $5.6b15. 63 ;
February , $5.63635.67 ; March. $5.7i35.72 ,
Spot , quiet amid steady ; sales , 550 bales ; ordinary -
dinary , 4 3-iCc ; good ordinary , 4 9-bCe ; low
middling , 5 1-Sc ; middling , 5 5-Sc ; good mid-
tIling , 5 15-lIe ; middling fair , 8 3-Sc ; receipts ,
380 bates ; stock , 81,520 bales.
Cotton lllarket
NEW YORIC , July 26.-CO3Y1'EE-Opttons
opened steady at a. good price to 10 poiht
higher showed investment orders oot seen
for a long tim past ; foreign repreenta-
tives also bidding. Closed steady , unchanged -
changed to S ) oints higher. Sales , 250
bags , including August , $3.456j5.0 , Spot
coflee : , Rio , dolt : No. 7 invoice , Ge ; No. 7
Jobbing , 64c , Mild , quiet ; Cordova , 81,4
150.
California Dried Frrmlts.
NEW YOIU July 26.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUiTS - Quiet. Evaporated
apples , commotm , l3iSc ; prime wire tray , 8l,4
68c ; choice , 8 'j4619c ; fancy , 944c. l'runee ,
4638c. Apricots , Royal , 86310c ; Moor Park ,
30u22c. Peaches , unpeeled , 5ijSc ; peeled , 12
OJIOc.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Sugar Market.
NEW ORLEANS , July 26.-SUGAR--
Steady ; open kettle , 3634 1-Sc ; centrifugal ,
white , 4 11-He ; yellow , l,1t' .
MOLASSES-Easy ; t'entr'futpul. ' ( lilt , ' .
NE YO IlK , July 2ii.-SLIA It-Raw
firm ; fair refining , 3l/,0 ; centrifugal , so
( ( St. 4 1-Sc ; rciined , firm.
IIOS1'ITM Still' IS GOING SOUTH.
Solace Carries flelieneics to ( lie SIo1
amid Votmudetl.
WASIII NGTON , July 26-The following
bulletin was posted at time Navy department
today :
The ambulance ship Solace will sail in a
day or two from New Yorlc for Admiral
Sampson's squadron , While at. thuo navy
yaril it had an additional ice machine in-
staibcit an(1 has been supplied with a car-
booster and browit canvas awning by tile
Rhode Island Relief association and atm X-
ray apparatus by the National Society of
Colonial Dames. It will go to Key \Vest
and take on board all tue sick or wounded
in the hospitals or on tIme vessels in port
amid ill visit all tile vessels on blockatie
duty around the island of Cuba , taking on
board their sick anti wounded amid leaving
theai leo , fruit , delicacies and stores for
flue sick , comfort bags and clothing , con-
trncted in kind. or iturchuasod with money
supplied by various patriotic societies
tiuroughuout the country , As soomi as it IC-
celves its complement of sick or wounded
it will bring them to one of the northern
naval hospitals ,
'I'IiFi JIIGAIII'V M.lltKlGT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday ,
July 26 , 1898 :
' % % 'urrsiil ' 1)eetls.
T. E , Price and vie to First Pres-
bytenian church of Florence , ½ acre
iii su" % suv'1 8-10-13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 100
0.V. . Logaum amid wife to Frederick
Nelson , let 6 , block t ; , llelveiero. , . . . 3,600
Ellwood Cooper et ni , to lGiiJaim Dunn ,
lot 6 , block I. Silitil's aild. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
a. v. Ocimsenbein atuil wIfe to VI' . 'W.
Chnistman lot I , block 1 , Lake's add 1,500
'byv. . Chrisitmiami and wife to Betty
Ociusenbeln , same . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,500
Lawnider Anderson and wife to Jobmii
Nicholson , lots 3 and 1. block 5 ,
West Side add. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Eioiiio Neumnaun to A. hilebbebn , n 3.5
lot 20. block 10. and all lot 21 , block
10 , Albrigilt's Annex. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800
II. P. Ileego and husieuumii to Johanna
Llndgreut et at , , lot 13 , block 5 , Ilowl-
ing Green . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Elliot Svenson amid wife to 11. 1' .
liergo. same . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
J. V. Shestalt and wife to Minnie
Steitubrunner , s lot 2i , block 1 ,
llnmuu'gi l'arit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 400
A. 111 , hiopkuims to A , W' . hlolbrook ,
lot 3 , block 5 , Ilawtiuorn add. . . . . . . . . . 3,000
, lt'i'd , ,
Master in clmancery to C. ' 11' . Ifare ,
trustee. lot 20 , block 5. Notintze &
IL's add ; cl. hot fi. block 4 , Keuntze
& IL's add. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Master in chancery to Mutual Bone.
lit Life Insurance company , lmrt lot
10 , Itimebaugh Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,850
Total ornount of transfers , , , , . , , . , .1C,811
OMAIIA LiVE STOCK NRKET
ArFra1s at the Local Yards Continue rainy
Liberal for the Seazon ,
BEEF CATTLE SHOW MUCH STRENGTH
Iln'ers All After SaplIhiels amiil l'rice , .
ltnng frommi Plrimi to llight'r-
lltgs StentIto Easier
.
nilil Itnthtcr S1ov , ,
. .
SOUTh OMAHA , July 25.
Cattle , hogs , Sheep.
Iteceipts today . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,344 11,017 422
Oflicial yesterday . . . . . . . . . . 1,545 2,553 3IJ' )
One week ago. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.E0 3,207 ,
Tu'o Years ago. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1112 3,832 sot ;
'l's'o weeks ago . . , . . , , , , , , , 3,300 . 8,732 1,717
Total tlmis week. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13SSS 3,712
Same days last week. . . . . . 4,811 12,008 4,178
Same days s'ecit before , 4,618 12,576 3,711
The oillcinl number of cars of atoclt
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle , hogs , Shl'li , 1I'sm ,
C. , M , & St. P. fly. . 2 . .
0. & St. Ii. it ) ' . 1 . .
Mo. Pae , Ity.'U II , . . .
Union Pac. System , 5 3.1 2 1
C. & N , lV , fly 2 . .
F. , fi. & M. V. R.R , 38 37 . . I
H. C. & 1' , Ity 1 , ,
C.St , 1' . M , & 0. 11. II 10 , ,
Ii , & St. H. It , 11. . , , 23 SI , .
C , , 11 , Sc Q. 11y 1 , , , .
C , , It. I. & 1' . It. , 13 . . i . . , ,
C. , It. 1. & P. It.V . . 3 , . , .
Total receipts , . i 'i -
The disposition 01' ( tie tIny's receipts s'as
aim follows , cuicit buyer Pulrchasing tne nuni-
her of head indtcatcd :
Cattle. hogs. Sheep ,
Omaha Packing Co. . . . . . . . 13 1,767 , .
Tile 0. 11. linmumonti Co 210 1,082
SwIft and Conupnmi ) ' . . . . . . . 176 1,530 . .
'rho Cudnlm' l'acking Co 163 2:134 : 422
4rimmur . . , . , , . . . , , , . , . , , , . , , 337 3,400
It. ilecker amid 1)egan. . . . . 42
Lobunan , . & ltothiscliilds , , 112
w . 1. $ tehells . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
huh & Huntainger . . . . . . . 103
L. F. Ilusr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
} Iammoumd , fronu IC. C . . . , 49 197 . .
Om. I' . Co. , from IC. C. . . . . 50
Cudalty P. C. , front K. C , 79 ? 154 . .
Other buyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IS
Left over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000
Totalq . . , , . , , . . . . , , , , , , , 2,417 10,996 422
The total receipts today , 276 a week ago ,
as against 104 yesterday , 216 a week ago ,
ISO two weeks ago and 1117 three weeks ago ,
in other words , the receipts of stock today
Yore very iigllt for the second day of the
week , due to time heavy decrease In cattle
arrivals.
CATTLE-All told , there were ninety-two
cars of cattio reported in the yards , bqt of
that number there were stxtcen cars , which
were consigned direct to a pucker , so that
the actual offerings on the niarket were
'cry small for it ' .k'uesday. it was , in fact
the smallest run of cattie for this tinie Ok
the week in a number of months.
Among the citerings vere several loads of
right good dry lot steers , and quite a num-
her of loads that were not so good. The
bUyers seemed to be vcr' hungry for corn-
fed cattle , and thetrade developed Into a
rsd-hot market on that kind of stuff. The
buyers all went after thic cattle , and they
got them , evemi though they had to put on
56310c. Several bunches of cattle brought
$ S.00635.21 and tile more common and an-
Itnisned cattle $4.6O4.75. Yesterday's adVance -
Vance in railroad rates between lucre and
Chicago was entirely lost sight of , and
buyers took the cattle without any regard
to what It might aoat to ran loom on.
There was nat much here in the way of
grass cattle that was good enough for
beef , but the market on that kind of stut'r
could bo quoted steady.
Good , dry lot cows fluId ileIfet'S were in
active demand and the market was strong.
Some helfers sold at $4.60. Grass cows were
Just about steady and In light supply.
iluils , stags , etc. , were unchanged.
The feeder market was lower and the
emily thing that prevented a decided break
In values was tile fact that there vere
omuly a few on sale. Tue feeling among
bimyers , however , was evidently 'ory weak.
The country demand yesterday was prac-
ticahly nothing , only twelve head selling
out of speculators' hands , and they went
to 1)ieCe Out a load. The continued dry
weather is the dhturbing influence , and so
long 1(13 that continues , over such a. wide.
section of the state , every one is inclined
to keep very close to stuors. Representative
sales :
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . 850 * 3 2i5 23. .10:19 : $4 60 43..1276 $5 00
1. . 850 3 50 33. . 837 4 60 2..1420 5 00
1. . 970 3 75 59. .1038 4 ' 30 54. .1314 5 07.A %
17 , 031 3 85 2. .1036 4. 65 15. .1256 5 15
7..b030 4 Ut ) 33..1039 4 30 I..1300 5 15
2. .1115 4 0' ) 34..1562 4 85 31..l159 5 20
a ? , .1154 4 50 7. .1157 4 90 22. .1303 5 25
1S..1164 4 50 42..1136 4 130 17..1555 5 25
16. .1053 4 60 1..1400 4 90 40..1115 5 25
COWS.
1. 980 25 1. . 810 3 20 16. .1080 3 50
1. .1030 50 2. .1055 .1 25 1. .1090 3 50
1. .1014 T0 I.1140 3 25 2.,1075 3 55
2. ,1010 75 2. .1180 3 25 5. . 9)6 3 55
2. 660 2 85 1. . 810 3 23 5..1l64) 55
1. .1021) .3 85 1..1140 J 23 5..1160 3 55
1. . 931) ) 85 1..lliO 3 30 I. . 990 3 60
2. .100.3 00 25. . 724 .1 35 2. . 950 3 60
1. . 860 00 1. 900 .3 35 1..1I60 3 6(3 (
1..1070 00 1. . 510 3 35 1..12S0 3 63
1..1140 00 2..1145 3 35 23..1l23 3 55
3. . 90(3 ( 00 1. .1030 40 1. .1150 3 75
. i..ioao 10 6 , . 815 3 415 1..3050 S 75
3. .1130 3 15 1. . ISO 3 13 1. .1030 4 25
4. . 705 20 1. . 810 3 45
JIF1IFTRS.
1..890 350 2..830 30 39..1bS6 460
2..800 360 1..1030 390
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
47..9l2 475
BULLS.
i..3210 3 00 I. . 970 3 10 I. . 460 3 50
1. .1250 3 00 1..blSO 3 15 4. . 570 3 55
1. 710 3 0(1 ( 1. , 600 3 25 8. . 636 3 60
I. .1150 3 10 1. 720 3 25 3 , .1290 3 70
3. . 806 3 10 1 510 3 40 1. . 820 3 75
IIULLS AND STAGS.
2..1195 345
STAGS.
1 , . 620 3 50 1. .1390 4 15
CALVES.
1 , . 370 4 51) 1. . 100 5 25 3 , . 190 6 00
1. . 310 4 ' 75 1 , . 230 5 50 1 , . 210 625
i.290 475
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . 650 3 10 1. . 250 3 75 . 81. . 939 410
3 , . 503 3 25 I , , 600 3 85 4. . 592 4 15
2. . 860 3 40 1. . 500 4 00 35. . 676 4 20
1. , 650 3 40 24 , . 645 4 00 5 , , 540 4 25
3..1000 350 2..645 400 G.5l5 425
1. 500 l 60 1. . 950 4 00 7. . 628 4 25
4. 527 3 60 4 , 970 4 10 1. , 510 4 25
2. . 623 3 60 4. . 930 4 10 11. . 534 4 35
WESTERNS ,
NEIGJIASIA.
T. ii. Irwin ,
No , Av. l'r. No , Av. Pr.
28 cows..1066 $3 CO 103 feeders. 938 $4 15
12 cows , . , . . 1090 3 75
IIoGS-'rhue hog market opened steady' tea
a little easier ( lila morning unther tIme in-
ibmenee of large receiltS , both hero and at
some other market points , and weaker
eastern markets. At Itrst the trade was
(101(0 actIve and sellers let their hogs go
ale fast as they could get hold of a buyer.
'rue early sutlc vero largely at $3.87,231.90 ,
tile 5111110 (11) yesterday , Later on tutvices
from 0111cm' selling 1)OifltH ) became less ( a-
voralilt' , and at the caine ( line ( hue unoro
urgent of the bocuti orders ivero tIlled , and
lamyers loworel their luantls. Instead of
talking $3.87 ( or good mixed hoods , $3.85
became blue price , amid no one seemed very
amlxlous ( or the luogs even at thuat price.
Sellers getuerally svcm'e slow about accepting
liii ) ' lower i'rices ' thmltll lirevailed emi tue
openimig , and for a time thud ( mile was 'ery
tlrltgg ) ' . in ( itct buyers appeared to tlmink
( lint ( tie ) ' 111(11 it all their own way amid
they did not try to do anything , bidding
generally * 3.80 for late hogs. As a
* 'hioie , bIte market vas uumsatietactory
to the selling interests to the extent
that it was a very hard market for a seller
to operate tmIOll. It lie luappened to hue
lucky in hua'ing his hogs in early , mituil It
hue tlulpli000h to be lucks' a second time Iuu
SecumnilIg tiii ear of a buyer eon ) ' , Ito u'ait
all right , html ( hose 'lio vere caught with
hogs unsold at 13 o'clock had to sulfur ,
Itepresentative sales :
No , Av. Slm , Pr. No , .Av. Sit. Pr.
87. . . . . 397 40 $3 80 64 . , . . . .2 49 120 $385
37. . , . 233 80 (5 16 226 80 3 83
42..221 . , (3 62..315 20) ) 3 85
49..371 , . . 85 63..174 120 3 85
30..271 . . , 83 58..230 360 3 83
Cu..242 120 85 54..251 80 3 85
CC..231 , . , S.- , 70..208 40 85
. . . . . . . ' . : o S7I. 73 . . , . , , 21.1 80 3 871' .
. . . . . . . 40 87 % Si . . . . . .2' 1 40 3 81' ,
64..252 120 873 71..2131 120 3 SI'II '
72..260 . . . 117'g 70..251 80 3 87' ' ,
H..267 160 87 % 61..276 80 3 87',4
. . . . . . ' ) 1t.0 8714 83..189 . , . 3 87 ½
55..217 120 87' , . . . . . . . . . 3 87 ½
72..215 80 7 ½ Cl..219 81) a
Ill..253 40 87l4 152..215 160 8 S7'
'it..213 . . . 7 ½ 16..243 120 3 67
77..218 160 87l,4 89..251 40 3 871
155 . , , . . .2 56 250 5718 73..2313 80 3 87 %
. ; . . . . . . . . . . 87 51..297 40 3 57m1 ,
. . . . . . . . . 87' ' . . 56..25(3 50 3 87'
12..211 . . . 87 % 75..220 120 3 87 %
55..216 280 87 % 76..215 40 : s7
Dl..186 80 81 % 51..363 40 3 871
70..236 , . . 87 % 73..231 . . 3 811
1.2..261 80 87 % 66..257 150 3 87 %
1,5..210 240 87 % ( .7..276 120 3 87 %
31..248 . $7l 20 , . . 262 . , , a 571'
60..247 80 87 % 80..276 280 3
57..276 8 $ SO 73..219 120 3 00
66 , . . . . , 2i8 80 90 90 . , . . , 222 , . 3 00
10..331 . . , ii ) ) 60..13 40 300
. . . . . . . . , , ( ' 0 66..SIT 120 3 00
a _ _
-p
60..2R 120 3 80 70.,24l . . . S SO
( . . . . . . . SO 3 90 fS..259 40 300
58 , . . , , . 253 160 390 69. . . . . . 265 80 390
70 . . . . . . 260 150 3 00 6.1. , . . . . 231 , , , 3 110
62..338 40 : t so 74 . , . . , . 261 . . . . SO
. . . . 160 3 91) 72..220 40 SO
70..191 80 85 tfl..fl2 SO S
G7..212 SO s : ; I6..22S 80 3
70..240 40 85 f.S,1i'0 . . . 3 S. ,
79..250 150 85 ' 70..2i5 160 3 83
71..236 120 63 65 , . , , . . 271 160 3
64 , . . . . . 259 36' ' ) 55 57. , , . . . 231 80 3 S
84..215 SO 83 to. ; . . . . ' 105 , , . 3
7.1 . . , . . , 2)7 150 S , i 50..277 SO 3 8. ,
67..235 203 811 68 . . , . . . 258 80 S
; . . . . . . 160 85 S'S. , . . . . 221 210 3 S.
77 . . . , 232 40 87 % (2' ( , . . , . .2 ' .5 80 3
65 . , . . , , 259 160 57L ' 77 . , . . , , 227 160 3 8.11 .
71 , . . , , , 293 . 200 57 % 7' ' ) . . . . . . 272 120 3 87
72..2 . . . . Cl . . . , . . 240 . . . 3 87
75..2 . 80 'I S714 54..256 40 87
71.,7 . . . I S7 6.1 . , , . . ,2S 2 210 3 85
100 . . . , 243 10 1 III ) (33..001 ( . 341) ) 3 itO
30..332 160 ' 1 00 70..50 . . S It )
57..293 40 ' 1 92 % 68..283 . . . 3 92 %
( .3..353 80 b
'WAGON 1IOUS-TI1ROW OUTS.
1..4)0 . . . 2 50 4..140 . . , 75
S . . . , . . 121 . . . 3 75 9 , . . , , . 335 , . 82 %
6..200 SO 383 4..202 . , 65
C..lii , . . 3 85 2..215 . . , 83
4..225 80 8 8 . . . . . . . . , 65
4..212 . . . S S. , 6..17(3 . , 85
4..192 , Il 83 1..300 , , g' ,
4..195 , . , :1 : s : 327 . , 45
S..200 , , . S S3 5..291 . . , S , %
7..318 . . . :1 : S7 % 4 , . . . , . 375 . , 45 %
1..250 , , . : i s7 8..383 . . , S7
7 . , . , , 240 . . . :1 : S7 % S . . , . . , 260 SO Ito
S..210 , . . :1 : 130 7..271 . . . 7 Ii )
1..150 . . . :1 : 01) . . . . . . ? SO 90
SIIIGI3P-Tluere urns only one ilunch of
mtuttnns 10 tIme yards this muorning , nilil it
met with ready solo at a good , Stead ) '
Price. They were Utah wothurs , with a
few owes ott (11Pm , amId they brought $1.25.
Tim demunual was good for million sheep
nluil l'mmbe , nIt1 buyers nil secmeI ( to want
supplies , but thai mneager oi'ferimms were
1101 of uil1cient size to go nttmu1tI among
nil the buyers. Itepresentativo saleeb
No , 4 % ' . Pr.
417 Utnhu wctiuers , . . . . , , . . , . , , . . , . Ill $4 25
S Utail wetliere . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112 3 2C
ChICAGO L1'ti $ TOCK MAILKET.
G'miprnl Trnde iswenker nmld Otl'
( ) Itnice Cattle FIiI IteniI' StIle.
CIIICAGO , July 26.-TIme general market
for cattle ( ella ) ' was not se strong ns ycs-
terday. ChoIce beeves sold satisfactorily ,
but ulnilesirablo ufferimugs ruled weak , sell-
log Sl3bOc lower. Choice steers , * 5.23635,75 ;
rnedlumuu , * 4.50634.95 : beef steers , $125631.75 ;
stockers and feeders * 3.40634.50 ; bulls , $3.00
634.28 ; cows amid tueiiers , $ i.0O7l'4.2O : calves ,
13.50637.00 ; weatern steers , $130635.30 ; Tex-
ails. * 2.50635.10.
Trade Iii hogs was fairly ncti'C , , nt
strong orbces ; fair to choice , $4.0'214111.1, ½ ;
packers , * 3.8563 1.00 ; butchers * 8.90144.12 % ;
mixed * 3.85634.07 % ; light , $3..5634,00 ; pigs ,
* 3.0063L00.
Iluyers did not talce hold of shOep very
eagerly atuit prIces declined 157123c. Fair
to clmoico sheep , * 4.00714.50 ; western , * 4.0016
4.40 ; ramuis , * 2.00632.75 ; good to choice lambs ,
$5.50616.OO ; pninmO , * 6.10146.15 ,
RI6CICII"l'S-Cattle , 4,000 head ; hogs , 19-
OOO head ; sheep , 9,0(10 head ,
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , 26.-CATTLE-Rccolpts ,
4,900 head , incliudimmg 3,100 Texans ; ship-
motile , 100 head. Market steady for natives
antI easy for Texans. Fair to ctmoico tnt-
tive shipping amid export steers , * 4.50635.40.
bulk of stiles , 4.507h4.95 ; iressod beef and
butcher steers , * 4.40635.70 , bulk of sales. $4.50
634.93 ; steers under 3,000 potunde , $3.25634.50 ,
bulk of sales , * 4.00634,40 ; stocker and feed-
ore , $2.40(44.2O , bulk of sales , * 3.00634.10 : cows
amid heifers , * 2.00634.75 ; Texas amid Indian
steers , $3.25634,35 , bulk of sales , $4.00634.30 ;
cows and helfers , 32.50633.60.
HOGS-Receipts , 5,100 head : shipments ,
900 head. Market active and Sc higher ;
yorkers , 33.90674.00 ; packers , $3.SOGj4.10 ;
butchers $ I.OO4j4.15.
S1I1CE1'-Iteceipte , 3,300 head ; shipments ,
300 head. Market steady ; native , 33.25634.35 ;
launbs , * 4.00636.00.
ICausni , City Live Stock ,
KANSAS CITY , July 26.-CATTLE-Re-
celpts , 5.900 ulatives , 2,070 'rexans : market
active ; deirabI stock , shnde imigher ; others -
ers steady ; medium to choice heavy steers ,
31.50635.25 : lIght weights , * 4.25615.15 ; stock-
erg and feeders , * 3.00634,75 ; liutchers' cows
and tuelfers , * 3.00634.85 ; western steers , $4.00
635.10 ; Texas steers , * 3.05634.00 ; Texas butch-
ers' cows , 83.00633,35.
HOG S-Receipt It , 18,275 head ; market
steady ; lOc lower : heavy , * 5.60635.00 ; mixed ,
33.70633.40 ; ligllts , * 3.60633.80 ; pigs , $3.23633.65.
511EE1'-Ilecelpts , 270 bend ; market active -
tive : spring lamnb , * 4.55636.10 : natIves , $1.00
631.50 : southwestern , 33.75634,35 ; stockers
and feeders , 32.75143.65.
Sew Ytrk Live Stock ,
NEW YORK , July 21L-IIEFSVES-Re-
ceipte , 1,179 iuead ; no trading ; feeling
steady ; cahls weak : exports , 676 head
cattle anti 2,280 quarters of beef ; tomorrow ,
8,000 lientl cattle and 2,610 quarters.
CALVIOS-flecelituu ; , 60 head ; slow anti
w ak : veals , 33.50635.40.
ShEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 6,681
bead , ; common to fair sheep , 33.75634.23 ;
lambs 34.50716.15.
IiOdS-Receipts , 2,720 head ; nominalty
firm at 34.23634.60.
Ciicinnttt Live Stoelc.
CINCINNATI , July 2G.-HOGS-ActIve ;
$3.5071l.47 , .
CATTLE-Steady ; * 2.85714.85.
SIIEIGI'-Steady ; 32.50571,15.
LAMBS-Weal , ; 34.00636.00. 1 2
Steicic ill Sight.
Record of receipts of live stocic at the
foUi principal markets for July 26 :
Cattle. liege. Shueop.
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2314 11,047 422
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4534) 19,000 9,000
Kansas CIty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,970 18.275 270
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,900 5,100 3,300
Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19,214 53,122 12,992
'Voitittmt'ji Itelief Corps t'iiI Help.
The Woman's Relief corps of Omaha has
taken up the work of furnishing hospital
supplies and provisions to tile Injured sot-
diers anti will work tInder the direction
at the surgeon general in Washington. In
order to raise funds to carry on time relief
various entertainments have been plannod.
On Monday night , August 1 , a trolley rtule
to Council Bluffs and return will be given.
The party will start from Idlewild hail.
Twenty-fourth and Grant streets , at S
o'clock , Tickets are 25 cents anti may be
had from any mactriter of the Relief corps.
It is the purpose of the corps to work
along ttue same lines ti' the Sanitary Atul
hiss adopted. hospital shirts , bandages and
pajamas will be made and forwarded to
1Vtichulmugton to be sent wlmero they are
IICCled most. Donations of lInt. hmmult-
bleached untmslin , gingham , thireajnriti , tape
will ho very acceptable and may be sent
to Mrs. Joltim B. Fuxay. 2237 Seward street.
A strict account of alt donations will be
kept aumd plmblisled : In tue 4'tunericzmn maga-
/.ine.
lilurttility SIntlptic ,
The following births and deaths were rePorted -
Ported to the beahth conlunissloner during
time twenty-four huours ended at noon yesterday -
terday :
Ihirtlus-Ilnas Hanson , 4801 Leavonwortim ,
girl ; horace Larson , 1010 North Fifty-first ,
girl : \'ilhinm McKmnnuy , 941 North Thirty-
ninth , girl ; Siunoti Adamns , 1716 louige , girl ;
Peter Relniuarlt , , 1602 Nortiu Thlrty-fourtlm ,
girl ; Valentine B. Martinicwicz , Souuthi
Omaha , boy ; 36. FrIed , 830 South Twenty-
fourth. boy ; llarvl'y J , Greves , Benson , boy.
Icnths-GoIIlio Knapp , Tenth and Nicho-
Ins , C monthms'iiilanm ; \Vittiatns , l'res-
byterian ilOSiltal , 32 years ; Alfred It , floss ,
fidlnburg , 0. , 9001 Chicago , 63 years ; lvii-
11am Schmlotteld , 5601 North Sixteenth , S
milotuthus ; Mrs. Annette Brlssett , Iouglas
county hospital , 38 years ; Grace L. Smittl ,
1512 North 'i'wenty-seventh , S months : \S'Ii-
loch Williams , Intiependence , Mo. , 17 years ,
run over by cars.
V lsit train Giiertl Si ; titmice ,
General Sumner , commanding omcer of
bite Department of time i.liseouri , arrived In
Ouuaita : yesterday and vlll remain hera
until tomorrow night supervising tiue affairs
at hucatiquarters and signing up papers , ( lea.
oral Sumner reports that there are no
chiangcs In the department anti that his visit
is macrely for the purpose of performing routine -
tine work.
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