10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TITtrRSDAY , JULY 20 , 1890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Valuci Ooniiano to Shrink on tbo Chicago
Board of Trade.
WHEAT TRADERS IN OPTIMISTIC MOOD
Perfect Weather Report * from All
Over the Country Liberal Corn
HrcelptH Oaln Steady
ProvlMon * Stronir.
CHICAGO , July 19.-Values conUnucd to
Khrlnk on the JJoard of Trade today. Wheat
closed at the bottom ot o , lo decline ; corn
lost lie , oatn ? ic , while provisions closed un
changed to 7i4c lower , the latter In pork.
Whwit traders were In optimistic mood
in resard to the now crop at the opening
of the market. September opened at a de
cline of M4Bic , 'With initial trades nt 70S >
71c. A few Gs changed hands at 71Ho Immc-
dlatoly after the opening. Thin was the
highest quotation today. Perfect weather
everywhere dn the wheat belt , primary re
ceipts unprecedented at this time of the
year , lower cables from both England and
the continent and the entire absence for de-
iniiml for casli wheat were a few of the
Stems In the early batch of news which
brought long wheat Into the market In
great quantities. Puts at 70o steadied the
market for a time , but ns soon as buying
ngalnst these privileges was over the dp-
cllno began afresh ami continued until the
tloslng gong Bounded. rrlmary rece ptfl
nmoimteil to an ove.n 1,000,000 bu. , against
318.000 a year iigo. Minneapolis and Duluth
rocclvcd < 7fi cars , against sixty last year.
Atlantic port clearances , wheat and Hour ,
amounted to 4)0.000 ) bu. Local receipts were
120 cars , against eighty-seven a year ago.
September touched 70-4O701/4o } about noon.
At this flguro all the shorts put out In the
Taut few weeks showed a fine proU ( , and
it hero was considerable covering , enough to
rally September to 71c. But the shorts ap
peared to be the only buyers and the market -
kot fell of Its own weight to 70Vio and closed
nt 70-c , a not loss of % fllc.
Kino weather for growing corn and lib
eral receipts were again too much for corn
bulls , nnd with a weak wheat market the
combination In favor of flhort sellers could
not have been hotter. Primary receipts
wer 873,000 bu. Compared with 4H.OOO bu. a
year apo. With this news ns a starter Sep
tember opened He lower at SZ'A SZ c. Many
belated longs iflhrow their holdings into the
market and n. steady decline ensued to the
close , which was nt 32c , a net loss of 'Uc. '
Ijocal receipts -were BOB oars , against 25S a
year ago. Export and dompptlc casih de-
anand was reported much Improved.
Oats foll'o-wed ' the other marknts without
ppeclal news affecting the conditions , the
market holding remarkably steady through
n. grcnter part of the session. Just before
ithe close ono of tJio local bull leaders became -
came a heavy seller and his offerings were
not absorbed without a corresponding de-
flllne. lx > cnl receipts were 170 cars. Sep
tember opened a shade lower at 20',4c , sold
at SO'VfJCOWc , declined from IS c nnd closed
at WiSTlSTic , a net loss of % c.
Provisions opened strong in Bjrmpatny
-with an ndvance of 10:6c for hogs. ProIH-
taking soon wiped out * hese early gains
nnd the market ruled , rather heavy umtll
the close. ( There was no particular news to
bring about a decline , other than the weak
ness In gKiln , September pork opened B ®
JOc higher at $9.35 0.40 , declined to $9.17
nnd closed at JO.2214 , n. net loss of 7'/4c.
Beptember lard opened Sc higher at J5.62V4 ,
declined to $5.55 nnd closed at W.B7V4. Sep
tember rlbK opowxl Be higher nt S5.32V4 , de
clined to $0.2214 and closed at $5.25 , a net
3osf of 2 < e.
Estimated receipts for Thursday : Wheat ,
83 cars ! corn , 370 cars ; oats , ISO cars ; hogs ,
co.ooo head.
Lcadinc futures ranged as follovri :
Articles Open. High. Low. Close. Yest'dy
Wheat.
July. . . ? ? * 70V < 66M
Sept. . . . 7UJ 71M H
Deo. . . . 72H 72M 71H 72
Corn.
July. . . 32M 32 ! <
Scot. . . 32 3'J
Deo. . . , 31H SOTi 30M
Outs.
July. . . 24 H 24K 24H 24W
Sept , . . M\t \ 20M 1U ) (
May. . . 22 *
Ferfc.
Sept . . 035 040 0174 OS2M 030
Oct. . . . 033 035 02SH 9-JD
I-iird.
Sopt. . . 502 CSS 8E7H
Oct. . . 607N B70 600 602H 6(35 (
JUbs.
Sept. . . 5 3W ! 632U 622H BUS S37
Oct . . . B37M _ B27 > 527K
No. 2.
Cnsh aoutntlona were as follows :
FLOUR Easy ; patents. J3.GOfl3.CO ;
BtrnlKhts. J3.20fl3.SO ; clears1 , W.OOgS.lC ; spring
wheat specIalB , $4.33 ; hard patents , $3.COfl >
3.70 ; soft patents , $3.303.40 ; Minnesota
stralprhts , $3.103.30 ; bakers , J2.30fJ2.45.
_ WH13AT-No. 3 spring , C8V470c ; No. 2
CORN No' 2 , 32 4 < ff33c ; No , 2 yellow , 33Q >
ATS-No. 2 , No. 3 white , 21Vi
SEEDS Flaxseed , northwest , Jl.03',4 ;
prlmo itimothy seed , $2.07 ; clover , contract
grade , $6.60.
iPROVISIONS-Moss pork , per bbl. . JS.50 ®
9.15. Lard , per 100 Ilia. , $5.3jQu.47i4. Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , J5.10iJ6.25. iDry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) , J5.32 ij-5.50 ; short clear
eldes ( boxed ) , J5.4GxOO.60.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
Cxi ) , , $1.26.
SUOARS Cut loaf , unchanged ; granula
ted. $5.64.
Following ore the receipts and shipments :
Receipts. Sh'p'ts.
Flour , bbls . 18,165 17.S26
Wheat , bu . 122,000 6,000
Corn , bu . 646,000 936,000
Oats , bu . 433,000 457,000
Rye. bu . , . 8,628 .
Barley , bu . 19,000 1,625
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady ; creameries , 12t17Uo ;
dairies , IKJplBc. Cheese , slow at afjns'/ic.
KgRS , easy at 12o. Dressed poultry , steady ;
-turkeys - , TViaSfec ; chickens. 9c.
NKW YOIIIC GE\miAL BIAniCET.
Quotations for the Day on Various
CaniinoilltlcH.
NEW YORK , July IB.-FLOUR-Recelpts ,
11,572 bbls. ; export * . 19.83T bbls. ; unsettled
nnd weak In sympathy with wheat ; Minnesota
seta patents , $3.76 < ff3.90 ; Minnesota bakers ,
J3.OOJj3.16 ; winter straights , } 3.40@3.CO ; win-
ier extras , J2.45fff2.SO. Rye Hour , dull ; good
< ° fair , J3.00fl3.20 ; choice to fancy , $3.25 ®
Wciakeri yollaw western , 77
1 * ' ' "ranaywlne , $2.10S3.25.
ull ; No. 3 western , C3c , f ; o. b.
clloiit.
c. J. f.
Y MALT-Dull. western. 660 } c.
WHEAT-RecclptR 2M.OOO bu. ; exporta ,
J9.0D9 bu. Spot , weak ; No. 2 red , 76Hc f. o.
v. afloat Hpot ; : NOV 1 northern , liuluth , 77 o
f ° - nbePot ! No1 hard. Duluth. SlUc f. o.
b. afloat < ovarrlvc ; No. 2 red. 71Ho elevator.
Optlona opened weak , Influenced by lower
cables andl fine weather. A subaonuent
rally on covering -was followed late by re-
notions under liquidation ; closed weak at 74
Wlc : ic > t decline ; July , 75 B-160T6Vio ; closed.
75Ho : Soptomber. 75iitO:76Ho : ; closed. 75 1c :
December ,77 WCSTOio : crosed. 77ic.
CORN-ltfccelpts. 331.500 bu. ; exports , 351-
33S bu. ; sales , 100.000 bu. futures : 672.000 bu.
jpot and outports. Spot , weak ; No. 2. SSUo
f. o. b. nlloat : 37Wo elevator , Optlona
opened ! weak and sold off under liquidation
after a eliirht rally on big clearances , un
loading and further declines occurred :
'lo l weak at WKo decline ; July closed
374o ! ; September , 37 it'38V4c ; eJosed , 37c :
Deccunber , 37'l i37c ! : oioBftl. S7'ic. * '
OATS-RocoW E9.COO bu. ; exports. 8,620
bu. ; eales 260.0M bu. . Bet ) nnd outpofts.
9 ; > ot. weak ; 'No. ' 3. SSVio ; No. 2 white. 3oUe
No. 3 white , 29V4o ; tnick. mixed weeternr
( U31c ; track , white , 3Wf36c , Options , quiet.
Bl > 1P""lbr' CS55COC ! B ° OU to
HOPSuIet ; state , common to choice.
JS90 orop. JfflTc : 1S97. imiSo ; 1S93 , 16tfl7c Pal
JTRISc ? ' Cr ° P < 6 70' ' ls" , "QlScj 1S9S"
HIDES Firm ; Oalveston. 20 to 25
J6Viiril7c : Texas dry. 24 to 10 JUs . 12j |
California. 21 to 25 Ibs. . 16Uc.
KEATllER-Steady ; hemfock sole. Buenos
.
od215I22c
PliOVISlONS-Boef , firm ; family , $9.600
J0.60 ; extra me sc. jD.d ) ; beef hams , J20 BCVJJ
S8.00 ; packet. $9.50JtlO.OO ; city extra India
jnoKS. J14.W5T15.00. Cut meat , . , firm ; pick li ]
bpllles. $6.0 157.60 : pickled BhouMefs $5.50
lilckled hams. $3,7&JT10.SO. u-ird. llrmer
eteamed , $5.05 ; reHned , steady.
CHKESE-Recelpts. E.727 pkgs.
large , white. SUc ; smah. white ,
> -irKe , colored , SHc ; small , colored.
SUaAR Raw , quiet and steady ; fair refining -
fining , 313-16c ; centrifugal , W test. 4He ;
niolasses sugar , S lt-16c.
MCTAIvS Airaut the Duly feature of to-
uay's deyolopments 1n 'the local market was
a reacUon In the price of tin from the MS-
yere break of yesterday , t'onsumers we-re
iUieruJ bidders nix ) news waa lu the mala
to the market. The other depart
ments were steady to firm and unchanjre < l.
"At the close the Slftnl exchange culled pig
Iron wnrrnnts nominal n't ' $13.75 ; lake copier
unchanged at J1S.60 ; tin , unsettled , wKii
J28.ftO bid and $29.25 nsked ; lend unchanged ,
with M.CO bid ami $1.65 asked ; spelter un
changed nt $ fi.2T , The brokers' iirfce for
lend Is $4.35 and for copper $13.60.
OMAHA ( iUMMIAL MAUICnT.
ConillllniiN ot Trmlo nnil Quotntlonii
on Staple nnil I'nnc.r 1'roilncc.
KaaS Oood stock , wtnk nt lie.
HtrTTER-Common to fair , Il l2c ; choice ,
l.TOUc ; separator , 18Q19c ; gvathered cream-
orv , 16fil7e.
I'OUhTllV-Hpns. live ? H57Sc ; spring
chickens. 14J15i ? : old nnd staggy roosters ,
live , 3l4S5c ; ducks and geese , live , 6@6V c ;
turkpi'H , live , Sc.
PIOKONS-Llve. ncr doz. , 75cO$1.00.
VEALS-Cholce. fie.
VEOKTAULES.
WATERMELONS - Texas , crated for
shipment. 18fl20c.
PANTAI ntl'E-Per crate. J1.E001.65 ;
basket , 60f73c.
TOMATOKSPerlbasket crate , 75c.
HKANS llanfl-pickort navy , per bu. , $1.50.
POTATOES Now potatoes. 40045c per bu.
CIJCUMHERS-Per doz. , SOc.
CELERY Per doz. , 300.
FKtJP'n.
IlMJEnERRIES-Per 16-qt. case. $1.75.
APHICOTS California , per crate , $2.00.
RLACKCERHlES-Pcr 24-qt. case. $2.60 ®
'BLACK RASPBERRIES-Per 24-qt. case.
$2.75.
PLUMS California , per crate , $1.50.
CALIFORNIA PEAC'HRS-llnle's early ,
$1 per box : freestones , $1.1501.2 ; per box.
CHERRIES-Orcgon. 10-lb. boxes , J1.75.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets. $4.50
LEMONS California , fancy , J4,60t34.75 ;
Messina , fancy , $5 OOQ5.5U.
1JANANA8 Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch. $2.5092.75 : medium-sized ,
bunches. $ : .00a2.2 .
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7Mc ; No. 2
green hides , r.yc ; No. 1 salted lilacs , 8V4c :
No. 2 salted hides , 7&c ! No. 1 veal calf , 8
to 12 Ibs. , lOo ; No. 2 veal cilf , 12 to 15 Ibs. .
CTALLOW , OREASE , ETC.-Tallow. No.
1 , 3',4o ; tallow , No. 2 , 3o ; rough tallow , l'fcc :
white grease , 2' Q3c ; yellow and brown
grense , ll/402V c.
SHEEP PELTS Orccn salted , each , 16 ®
75c ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 16c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 6c ; dry
flint , Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 45c ; dry flint ,
Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
par lb. , actual weight , 34p ; dry Hint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4Q5c ; dry flfnt , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , p r lb. , actual weight , 3@4c.
St. Loiiln Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 19.-FLOUR-Stcady ;
patents , $ .VitKI3.50 ; straights , $3.1503.25 ;
clears , $2.75 18.00.
WHEAT Lower ; No. 2 red cash , elevator ,
70Hc ; track , 71Q/72c ( / ; July , 70Ho ; September ,
70T g71c ; ; December , 73c ; No. 2 hard , 6S@
69c ; receipts , 86,953 bushels.
CORN Lower ; No. 2 cash , 32Uo ; track ,
33V4c ; July , 31V4c ; September , Sl'/lc ; Decem
ber , 29Vlc.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 cash , 23c : track ,
25V c ; July , 21c ; September , 20c ; No. 2 white ,
2Sc.
2Sc.RYE
RYE Steady at 53c.
METALS Lend , flrmer at $4.57 4. Spelter ,
steady at $5.S > .
POULTRY Firm ; chickens , 8c ; springs ,
10',4Jllc ; turkeys , 9c ; springs , 15c ; ducks ,
&JifiV4c ; geese. eC Vic.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery , loSlSVsc ;
dairy , 12iffl5c.
EGGS Steady at 9' c.
SEEDS Timothy seed , prime , new , J2.60
for August ; flax , 97c.
CORXMEAL Steady at $1.SS1.90.
BRAN Steady ; sacked , east track , 61& @
62c.
HAY-'Steady ' to flrm ; timothy , J7.60S9.00
for now ; $9.50 12.60 for old.
WHISKY Steady at $1.26.
COTTON TIES SOc.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats. W < - <
shoulders. J3.12V4 ; extra shorts. $5.37'i : t. r
ribs , J5.50 ; clear sides. J5.62H. JJw n ,
strong ; boxed shoulders , J3.75 ; extra shorrts ,
J5.80 : clear ribs. $5.8714 ; clear sides , $0.60.
RECEIPTS Flour , 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 84-
000 bu. ; corn , 60,000 bu , ; oats , 31,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 8,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
1,000 bu. ; corn , 60,000 bu. ; oats , 1,000 bu.
KmiNnx City Grain and Provision * .
KANSAS CITY , July 19. WHEAT Sep-
icmber , 63c ; December , , 65c ; cash. No. 2
hard. 65c : No. 3 , 61V4fi ( > 61c : No. 2 red , 6Sc ;
No. 3 , 63V4BC6C ; No. 2 spring , 64Q65c ; No. 3 ,
eojiCT/.c ; receipts. 91 cars.
CORN September , 27Hc : December , 26c ;
cash , No. 2 mixed. 30S30Vic ; No. 2 white ,
Sl'/iftfll-Tic : No. 3. 30c.
OATS-Cnsh , No. 2 white ,
"
HAY Choice timothy , $7.50fl8.00 ; choice
prairie. JC.25flO.50.
BUTTER Creamery , 14 QiGHc ; < lalry , 14c
EGGS Steady to wenlc ; fresh Missouri
and Kansas stock , firsts , 9'/4c , coses re
turned.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 54,600 bu. ; corn , 26,000
bu. ; oats , 7.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 34,800 bu. ; corn , 35-
700 bu. : ooits , 6,000 bu.
Liverpool Grain mill Provision * .
LIVERPOOL , July 19. PROVISIONS
Hams , short cut , 14 to 16 pounds ,
dim tit 50s. Bacon , Cumberland cut ,
firm at 33s ; clear bellies , firm at
32s Gd ; shoulders , square , flrm at.
28s ; lonff clear middles , light , firm at
31s 6d : heavy , flrm at 31s. Lard , American
reflncd. In 28-pound pnlls , flrm nt 25s 9d ;
prime western , In tierces , steady at 28s 3d.
WHEAT No. 1 northern , sprlnjr , steady
at Es lOd ; No. 1 California , Gs Idfltis llVfcd.
Futures quiet ; July , 5s G'/Sd ; September ,
5s S"S4 " < 1 : December , 5s 10Vi < l.
CORN American mixed , spot , No. 2 ,
quiet at 3s 4V4d ; No. 2 old. Bteadv at 3s 5d.
Futures quiet ; July. 3 ? 4'/4d ; September ,
3s 3ftd ; October , 3s 5V&d.
Tnleilo Market.
TOLEIDO , July 10. WHEAT Active and
lower ; No. 2 cash and July , 72'/4c.
CORN Active and lower ; No. 2 mixed ,
32Mc.
OATS iDull and steady ; No. 2 mixed , 25c.
RYE Unchanged : No. 2 cash. 57c.
CLOVERSEED Active and lower ; prime
cash , now , $3.65 ; October , J4.82'/4.
MlnnrniioIlH Flour mill Wheat.
( MINNEAPOLIS. July 19. WHEAT In
store. No , 1 northern , July , GG4c ; Septem
ber , C6c ; December , GSc ; on track , No. 1
JiaiA 68c ; No. 1 northern , 67c ; No. 2
northern , CW c.
FLOUR AND BRAN Unchanged.
Duluth M'heiit Miirlcct.
DULUTH , July 19. WHEAT-No. 1 hard ,
cash , 72Vio ; July , 72'ic ; No. 1 northern , cash ,
60',4o ; July. G5V4c ; September , C9tfc ; Decem
ber , 70o ; No. 2 nortliern , G3c ; No. 3 spring ;
G2V4o. To arrive : No. 1 hard , 724c ? ; No. 1
northern , G9c.
Grill 11 MarUct.
( MILWAUKEE , July 19. WHEAT
Lower ; No , 1 northern , 72M73c ; No , 2
northern. 71jC. .
RYE-FIrm : No. 1. 64c.
71ARJJEY-03ull ; No. 2 , 44o ; sample , 23 ®
Ic.
Cnflff Market.
NEW YORK , July 19.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened barely ctendy at 0 points lower nnd
continued to decline nil day , with the great
est loss n matter of 15 points. Liquidation
was prominent throuRhout , due to poor ca
bles , larKe receipts and dull spot demand ;
closed steady nt 10fll5 points lower : wileg ,
10,250 bacs , including August , $ l,35ft4.40 ;
September , Jl.40iT4.50 ; October , Jl.43fl4.50 ;
Nnv mlioltl KMTI.ff ' Flncfmhor ftrt. Tnn'
7 Invoice , 6'to ; iNo , 7 Jobbing , 6J c ; mild ,
dull and easy ; Cordova , S313c.
Oil Market.
BREMEN , July 19-OILS-Petroleum , 6m
90pfir.
NEW YORK , July W.-OlLS-iPetroIeum.
strong. Rosin , stewdy ; strained , common to
peed , $1.3031.25. Turpentine , firmer , 431 ?
I3M.-C. Cottonseed , flrm : prime crude , 2114 ®
22c ; prime yellow. 2C'/jfi27o. '
LONDON. July 19.-OILS-PetroIcum ,
American refined , 6Ud. Turpentine spirits ,
3Cki Hfu.
ANTWErRP. July 19-Petroleum. ISf 76c
paid and sellers.
Sunnr Market.
NEW YORK. July IS.-SUQAn-Raw ,
fair relinlng. 3 13-16If3c ; centriful
LONDON , July 19.-BEET'sUGAR-July ,
NEW ORLEANS. July W.-SUOAR-Dull ;
open kettle. 3 SJ4 5-lCo ; centrlfUBal. yel
low. 4,047io ; secondc. 21.t0l'ic. Moiasses ,
dull ; centrifugal , Cfll4c.
California Dried Fruit * ,
NEW YORK. July 19. CALIFORNIA
DniEDPRUiTQufet but f rly steady
(
wlro tray. SUifS 'c : choice' . SiQ9c'f : ncve
'
Jlfl9Ufc'Prune * SflfHe. Aprils. RoyaV.
Ilffli 4c0r "OlSc. Peaches , unpeeled ;
.Vow York Dry Cooil * Alnrkct.
; NEW YORK. July 19.-DRY OOODS-The
attendance of buyers la gradually itnprovnc !
ami ulthquch business In cotton cooJa ln-
creus.H slowly there Is a probability of a
material expansion In demand j > n foreign
account near the close. Export orders for
heavy brown cottons continue cooU.
I
nic-artieti muslins very nrm In nil leadlne
Brades. Print cloth * nre Inactive nt Fall
River , but firmer in outside markets.
Coarse colored cottons quiet , prices un
changed. Aten wear worsteds strong.
The American Woolen company tons noti
fied Its customers that orders already Riven
will bo cut down 20 per cent.
1'hllailrlphla Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 19.-IUITTER-
QiilPt ; fancy western creamery. ISHc ; fnncy
western prints , 21c.
EGGSFlrjner ; fresh nearby. 13e ; fre h
western , 13fll34c ? ; fresh sbutTiwMtern , 73c ;
fresh southern ,
MOVI3MKXTS OF STOCKS ANH IIOXDS.
Intense Dnlliienn of the Market Con-
tlniien to lip the Main Venture.
NBW YORIC , July 19.-The Intense dull
ness of the stock market continued to bo
the main feature of the trading today as
for some time past. Not only was It trus
of the New York market , but of the conti
nental and London markets ns well , and
speculation at different exchanges In the
United States was reported In the sam ? dull
nnd neglectPd condition. The whole specu
lative world maintained Its waiting nttl-
tudn. Many factors which have been ad
duced to account for the hesitation have
been successively eliminated and the hesi
tation still persists.
The bears took some heart of grace from
this continued disinclination to advance
and rnntlo quit ? a vigorous attack > n the
New York marked late today. Earlier
gains In some of the specialties were wiped
out. notably In the tobacco stocks. In Sugar
and In Steel and Wire , nnd the whole mar
ket droppfd to the low level of the day.
Missouri Paclflo nnd Wabash preferred led
the decline , the Utter with a ne't loss of
l',4. The grangers nil weakened sharply
nnd Atchlnon preferred was notably heavy
In tone. Brooklyn Transit lost the greater
part , of yesterday's gain and Manhattan
dropped a point below last night. Metro
politan Street railway , on the contrary , re
sisted the declining tendency and clonxl un
changed. Federal Steel common foil away
heavily 2 points In the Into trading , al
though the public announcement that the
jndlclnn Injunction against the distribution
of the dividend declared on the stock had
been continued , was not made until after
the market's close.
New York Air Brake made a meteor dis
play on yesterday's Judicial decision ,
affirming the validity of on of Its patents.
The stock opened up 17 points nnd then
fell 20 points and closed with a net decline
of 1 .pnin't. ' The close -was at 200 bid nnd
220 asked. The market enjoyed a period of
some strsngth early In the day , but the
transactions were on such a small scale
as to lend little significance to 'the ' move
ment of prices. Money continued to work
rather lower , but Is still above the rates at
other domestic centers. Fears ot the gold
movement seem to exercise a reflex Influ
ence between London and New York. New
York Is In fear that the monsy stringency
in London nnd on the continent will draw
gold .from here as our rates work lower.
London is In fear that the coming export
movement of merchandise from the United
States will ompbaslzs the stringency
abroad and so prolong the stagnation of
speculation. The consequence Is a waiting
attitude at all points.
Bonds were intensely dull and prices
moved sluggishly. Total sales , par value ,
$1,801,000. United States 3s , coupon , ad-
vanc < l > 4. old 4a , registered , and the new
49. registered. YIn the bid price.
The New York Commercial Advertiser's
London financial cablegram says : The
markets here were more cheerful today on
the Transvaal's apparent surrender nnd
the easiness of money , but the Intense heat
checked business. Americans were heavy
on the strike news , but nt the close were
sllphtlv harder on New York buying. Sev
enty-eight thousand pounds sterling gold
in bars were brought in by 'the ' bank and
107,000 came in from Holland. The week's
Influx was 620,000. The bank did nothing
in t'ho ' market , holding bills back expecting
further ease.
The following are the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
Atchlson 19 } do pf.l & 1
do r > M 64 ° Te.tns & Pacific..SWi
Baltimore & Ohio. . 46i union raciilo < 2i
C.wuullian PaxViflc. . 98i do j > fd 76'/i
CW41. Southern M'i '
Central Facino . . . . El' . ; < Io Did 2112
dies. & Ohio 27-H Wheel. & U E UU
CM. Ot. W st 13H do 2d'pf < l iHi
C. , B ) & . Q.J PVTf , \V1a. Central lii
C. I ml. & L. 10 Adnms lixpress . . . .112
do pM 40 Amer. Expresa 137
C. & E. Ill 73 United States Ex. . * S
(4 & Nor IM > 4 \V lls Forso Ex..125
G. . R. I. & P..116 % Amer. Cot. Oil . . . 41
c. c..a & st. L. . am do pfd 92
Colo. Sou'Bicm . . . . 4 ? Amer. Malting . . . . 1714
do 1st pfd 43 % do pfd 63 H
do SI pfd 16V4 Arocr. S. & K. 37k
Del. & HuCUon..l21V4. do t > M . . . .
I ) . UVent IGSttlAtner. Spirits Z %
Den. & R4o 0 21 ? * ' Mo pfd 30
Kric > 13'i Amor. Steel Hoot > . . MV4
do 1st pfd 36 do pfd 75
Great Nor. pM..HC6 Amer. S. & W. . . . KV4
Ilocktnc Coal 13 do pfd P %
Hocking Valley . . . 21 ? Amer. Tin Plate . . 37 %
Illinois Central . . . .115 do pfd 84U
Iowa Central 13 Amer. Tobacco .A. . 9714
do pfd -A..4S1. do pW 143
K. C. . P. & 0 7j Ana. Mln. Co K'A
L. E. & W 1 Brooklyn It. T :
do pfd T5 Col. F. & Iron . . . . 45
Ijakfl Shore SOU Cont. Tobacco W
Louis. & Nosh' ' . . . . 71 } do pfd Sl'.i
Manhattan L 017 Federal Steel67
Met. ' . Hy 2"X _ do pfd SO
Mexican Central . . . 14V4 General Elcctrlo . . 19
M. & fit. 1. C3 Glucose Sugar . . - . . 69 %
< lo PM 0' ' do pfd 107
Mo. liaclflo 46' ' rrter'l Paper 41
Mobile & Ohio . . . . 43Vj < do pfd 'SH
M. . K. & T . 11 % fucltdo Gas C4
do 1 > M . . . 33JI Nat. lilldult 47
N. J. Central 116V4 do r > fd 99
K. Y. Ccritral 138 Nat. Lead w. . . Ki
Nor. & West 20 do pfd 112
do pfd . . . . 70 Nat. Steel 49
Nor. Iiaclflo * 3TS do efd 91
do pfd 77 N. Y. Air I3ralce..200
Ont. & West I6T ,
Ore. n. & N. .4. . . 40 Paclflo Coast . 38
do rrfd HC'4 do lr * ofd . 83
Pennsylvania . . . do 3d pfu . 6
I'aclfln Mali . 47li
do 1m pfd t-3 % People's Ono . 11CH
do 2d pf" M'j Pressed &tel Oar. . M
n. a , w w 33 do pfd . S2W
do pfd 70 Pullman Pal. Car..l6
St. Ii. & R. F W S. n. & TT. . ftt
do 1st pfd 68 Suirar . . . .t. . . 1ICH
do 2il pfd 3CW do pld . 118
St. L. . . H. W 14 Temii C , < St I . C8i
do pfd S3'i U. 8. L atlher . . . . 6'f ,
St. PB' ' < 1 130-lk do pfd . 7 :
do pfd 173 * ; U. fi. Rubber . 43U
Si. P * 0 10 do pfd
Snu , Paclflo 31 < 4 West. Union . 8954
Sou. Railway 11',4
Nriv York Money MiirUot.
NBW YORK. July 19.-MONBY ON
2AIjIj Steady at 2H ® per cent ; last loan ,
3 per cent.
TRI'ME ' IIBROANTILE PAPER 3Hff4 (
ler cent : sterling exchange firm , with ac-
unl business In bankers' hills at tl.S1 ®
4.87i for demand and $4.84574.80,1 for sixty
days ; posted rates. $ I.&R4.86 nnd $1.88 ®
4.8SVJ ; oojnmorclal bills , $4.S6 < fTI.86Vi.
! ' SILVDR-Certltlc-ates , 60Q61c ; bar , 60Ho ;
Mexican dollars , 48c ,
BONDS Government bonds , strong ; state
bonds , inactive ; railroads bonds , Irregular.
rrho following are the closing quotations
on bonds :
U. S.i's , rer 10oT < M. 1C. AT. 2d
U.S. JIB. roc 108H M. K. AT. in PM
U.S. .tB , coup lOIUi N. Y. C. lets
U. R.now li > , re ; . . .120U N.J. O. fla
U , P. 60 coup 150 N. O. ( Is 1SS
U.S. old 4n , rer . . . .m N. C. 45 101)
U.S. aoceuo l N'o.Pnclna letfi . , , ,11
U , S. 6 , roc No. I'aclllo 3s . . . . 107
U S. 6B.COUD 112H No. Paclflo 48
DlfitrlatH.ttaa 11U N.Y. C..vat. U 48
Ala..clan < > A ins N. & W. con. la . .
Al.l..clu B D 108 N. i\v. eeti OB. , . , 1.15
Ala. , class 0 103 Ore. N , Uta. . . , . . , . 112K
Ala. . Currency 1(8 ( Clro. N. 48 P5 ! (
Atcnifon s 1U1K 0. H. L. Ha t. r 13'J(4 (
Do. ail ) , t * fU > | O. S , I , , as t. r. . . . 114
Canada So. ' . ' ( Is , . . .llUi , , .
C.&O.4 ii U7h K , o. w. IMS. . . . . . . . now
C. A. O. An 110 St. U &LM.cenfi 114
O.&N.W.con 7s..H4k St. L. i 3. tOan. . 0. lU4li
doS. P. dob. fla.ir2 J St. I'.Connols . 171
Chi. Terms. . 4n . . . . 00' , St. 1' , 0.4 P. l8ts..121U
I ) , tit. U. IBIS . . . .inr 9 < St. P. 0. l P. 6s . . .laiM
D. A. 1LQ. 48 100s So. Ky.Bt . 10S
KantTenn , lots . . . ,10M < S n. A. T.Us . Hi
ErleGen.4a 02 Tenn. ne\v eta . , 06
F.W.I : D. lets. tr. . 77H T. P , Ut8 . Di.H
Gt > n , Else.68 . .Ill ) T. P. 2(18 ( . C04
O. H. i.8. A. OK 11:1 : ii. p. 4H . ioim
G. 11. J.S.A. 2d . . .ins \Vab. Uta . . . . , . lion
II.iT. Cent. IS 110 Wab. 2il8 . . . , .103
H.fcT. G.con. OB..11 ? W. Shore 4s . , , . . .114
lonaC.Ists . . . . , , ,113 WU. Coin. 1st * . . . . 70
K. C. P. & G. lets . , OdH Va. Centuries. . . . 8l ( <
I \ . Now Con. 48..11)0 ) Vn. apfarrod . 8)J
LAN. ( Inl. 48 90K Colorado South'n 48. 60
Offered.
Nrvr York Allnlni ; Qiintntlon * .
NEW YORK , July 19. The following
are the closing quotations for mining
shares :
Ghollar 2S Ontario 7(0 (
Crown Point 20 ili I r , , , ioo
Don. Dal. & Va 1S3 Plymouth , . . 10
Dcadwood , , . . , 60 Quickfctlver , , 1M
aould & Ourrlo . . . . SS do pfd 700
Hale & Norcrou. . . 36 Sierra. Nevada M
Homeatake . . .GUOO Standard , , , , I2i
Iron Silver , , . . , . , , , . M Union Con 35
Mexican 50 Yellow Jacket . . . . 30
Financial.
HEREIN , July 19.-On the bourse today
prices were flrm. Iwlng assisted by the fa-
voruuleness of Vienna and westward ad
vices. Speculators were ressrved owing .to
the uncertainty o.f money dpvelopments.
Mine eliarea advanced and Transvaal rail-
roods were flrm. Exchange on London , 80
marks 5 4 pfgs. for checks.
KRANKI-'ORT. July 19.-Prlces wfre
strong on the iboureo today , but dealings
were moderate owing to the holiday season
and the money situation.
IX5NDON , July 19. American securities
opened better and hnprovd somewhat , but
later eased off : t1i llnal tone was firm and
the demand llg t ; Spanish la closed at UUc.
The nmoimt of bullion token Into the Bank
of unpin ml on balance today AVAS 175,000.
VIKN'N'A , July 19. Austrian credits were
In peed demand on the bourse todny ns a
result of rumors that Important financial
transactions nr ? contemplated.
I'ARIS , July 19. Encouraged by the news
In resard to the Transvaal situation , prices
piORresjed upwtinl durlnc the early hours
of trading on the bourse today ; later , how
ever/apprehensions In repard to the money
market caused realizations. It being ru
mored that the. Uank of England mlffht
raise ll rate tomorrow. Interest centered
in kaillrw , th rlso In which benolltod the
whole list. Sjvinlsh 4s nnd Rio tlntos were
active , but closed easier.
ItoMnn Slock ( Innlntlonn ,
HOSTON , July 19.-Cnll loans , 3JT4 per
cent ; time loans , 30-5 per cent. Closlns
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
Bhares :
A. . T. * S. F W"j W Vt Klrwl . . \ Ki"
Co pfd co'H iio pra us
Am r. " ' \ \Vt- . Electric . . . . < OV4
do pfil US \Vls. Central 14 i
IU1I Tel . .3(8 ( Atchlnon 4s IW'.i '
Ho ton it A iny..K5 ' '
tkirton IilevateJ..lS Alloucz MlninJt'co' sit
Iloston & Maine . .195 Atlantic M
o. , n. & q im < i IloMon & Mont SfH
iM. ni ! in : oo Cnliltnet & ltecla..EOO
FltcJliburif pfd 117
Oen. nicetilo 119 HumhoMt S
Federal Ste l 57 ! > O ccola Fr >
do pfd SO Pnrmt ra |
Moxlcnn Centrnl . . . 14H Qulncy 167
Mich. Telephone . . .9Ti ? Pantn Tc Oopper. . . n
OH Colony sm Taitiamck 2il
OM Dominion 37W Wlnotm 13
Itilbber 49tJ \Volverlnes 4S ?
Union Poi-lno 42'4 '
Union I and . . . , t. . . ; ii
I nnilun .Slock QiiolnMons.
LONDON , July 19.-4 p. m.-Clostng :
. money 10CTJ N. Y. Central 14I i
Consols , nccl 107 tvnnsj-lvanla C9
Can. Paclflo M&
'Union i'aoino pM. .
do lit pfd . 37TJ , Ablilon ! . 20
Illinois Central . . . .IIS'4 Nash . 73T4
Nor. Pacific pfd. . . 7S'
St. Pnul common. . . . 1S4H Anaconda
"BAR SILVER-Steady at 27
MONEY-2'4 ' per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3J per cent ; for three
months' bills , Sv-MfSft per csnt ,
IlaitU
ST. LOUIS , July 19. Clearings , $5.386,735
balances. $ ifl7,012. Money. 4(56 ( per cent ,
New York exchange , 23c discount bid , par
asked.
NEW YORK , July 19.-Clearlngs , $166,137-
76S : balances , $8,933,513.
BOSTON. July 19.-Cloarlngs , $26,170,155 ;
bnlance.5 , $1,671,066.
DALT1S1ORE. July 19. Clearings , $4,458-
45S : balances , $1,216,455.
CHICAGO. Jtily 19.-CIcarIngs , $19,136,010 ;
balances , $1,270,955. Sterling exchange , $ l.85Vi
© 4.881 . New York exchange , SOc discount.
Wool Marlict.
NBW YORK. July W.-'WOOL ' The
shorts were scared today nnd the New
York cotton marku advanced SiflO points.
There was nothing particularly new to ac
count for the rise except that the English
cables were somewhat better and crop ac
counts somewhat less favorable , but only
small In either case. Th ? feature of the
English news was the Indication of sus
tained , If ot Increased. Interest In spot
cotton * t Liverpool , tending to confirm the
proposition that American cotton was
wanted for foreign consumption to meet
the requirements of orders for cotton goods
extending well Into the future. Private ca
bles were quite , pronounced on "this " point
and gave considerable encouragement , es-
pclally In keeping with an Increased' for
eign demand for futures Been at this point
today. Wel&h parties wcro also- good buy
ers throughout the session , but the coverIng -
Ing was the principal feature. The shorts
were ths principal buyers. The deficiency
of rainfall In the cotton states was a po
tent factor In deciding the shorts to cover.
This figured up sine * 'March ' 1 as follows :
Columbia , 8. C. , 7.3 Inches ; Charleston ,
6.3 ; Savannah , 9.4 ; Atlanta , 8.1 ; Mobile , 9.6 ;
[ Montgomery , 13.4 : New Orleans , 11.9 ;
i&hrevcnort. 10.1 : Little Rock , 7.9 : Galves-
ton. 7.3. nnd Memphis , 9.6. While It was
generally known that there had be-en a de
ficiency of rainfall ivt most points , It had
not been understood .to . be so decided as
asked. The beam distrusted their position ,
which 'has ' toeen predicted as decidedly fa-
vorablo. The analysis of the weekly gov
ernment -weather report. Indicating an ab
sence O'f rain over a large i art of the gulf
and South Atlantic states during the last
week , also Increased the apprehensions of
the bears , with the conditions of the east
ern portions of the cotton belt less favora
ble than last week's and the crop having
suffered not only from drouth , but from
Insects. The course of turfay's market was
In the main as follows : Opened steady at
15T3 points advance further advanced 3g ( > 7
points , as Influenced ; by the factors enumer
ated above , eased | 0ff. partially under liqui
dation nnd clossd"6teady at a net rise of
7tfMO points. , _ . ,
BOSTON , July ' 19. The American eel
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow :
The wool market' Is very active and prices
are steadily advancing , .n. very large busi
ness has been transacted , the sales aggre
gating over 10,000.000 Ibs. and comprising
large lines of territory , Texas and fleece
rsvobls , which have been taken at advanced
figures. Among the buyers have been some
of the larger mills , ns well as the Mnall
ones , while some members of the trade have
also taken on some good-sized lines. Prices
nro hard to quote , and In face of -steady
advancing market quotations nre lr > maiiy
cases approximate. Sales of the week In
the Boston market amounted to 9,493.000 Ibs.
domestic and 671,500 Iba. foreign , making
n totnl of 10.164,800 1'bs. ' , n&alnst a. total of
9,334,000 Ibs. for the previous week.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLE'A'NS ' ' , July 19. COTTON-
.Plrm ; sales. 3,200 bales ; ordinary , 311-16c ;
good ordinary , 43-16c ; low middling , 415-16c ;
middling. 613-16c : good middling , 614c ; mld-
d'Jng fair. 6c. Receipts. 874 bales ; stock.
167,543 bales. Futures , steady ; July , $3.7o
bid ; August , $3.6035.61 ; September , $5.52fj >
5,53 ; October , $3.525TS.B3 : November , $5.5) ) ©
5.65 ; December. $3.60fl6.0January , $5.6317) )
5.64 ; February , $5.6635.67 ; March. $5.71 ®
'NEW YORK , July 19. COTTON Futures
closed riteady ; July , $5.61 ; August , $5.62 ;
September , $3.66 ; October , $5.79 ; November ,
$3.83 ; December , $5.88 : January , $3.92 ; Feb
ruary , $3.33 ; March , $ o,99 ; April , $6.01 ; May ,
$8.05.
LIVERPOOL , July 19. COTTON-Spot ,
fair demand , prices flrm : American mid
dling , 311-3M. Sales of the day were 12,000
boles , of which 2.000 were for speculation
nnd oxport. nnd Included 11,300 American ;
receipts , 2,000 bales , including 1,900 Ameri
can , Futures opened steady , with n , fair
demand , nnd closed eteady : American mid
dling , L. M. C. , July , 319-64d buyers ; JiHy-
August , 319-64d sellers ; August-September.
3 18-64d eeMers 317-64d
- ; September-October. -
sellers ; October-November , 316-64d RelVrs ;
November-December , 317-6ld sellers ; De
cember-January , 316-&ld .tellers ; January-
February , 31544d buyers ; February-March ,
316-64d sellers ; March-April. 3 10-640317-64d
buyers ; Aprll-Mny. 3 17-648319-64d sellers ;
May-June , 3 18-C4d buyers ,
Cniinot lie Ilrlil IlmpoimlMe.
ALBANY , N. Y , , July 19. The report of
Austin G , Fox and Wallace MacFarlane , the
two democratic lawyers asslgnod by Gov
ernor Roosevelt to Investigate the alleged
frauds under the $9,000,000 canal Improve
ments was made public today. It finds that
neither Former State Engineer Adams nor
Former Superintendent of Public Works Al-
drldge can bo held criminally responsible
'or the failure to complete the work , nnd
that whllo there were some evasions of the
act under which the work was done by the
engineer's department such evasions were
covered by the law creating the department.
IIIH ArrnltfiiN tilt * TriiKtx.
DENVEH , Colo. , July 19. The subcommittee
mittee on mines of the United States In
dustrial commission closed Its labors hero
today nnd left this evening for WaHaie ,
Idaho , to Investigate the Coujr d'AIeno
troubles ,
Ex-United States Senator N. P. Hill , man
ager of tbo Boston and Colorado smelte'r ,
ono of the anti-trust concerns , was the
only witness today. Senator Hill declared
Ills strong opposition to trusts of all llnds. :
Ho thought they were detrimental to the
public welfare , but couTd not sco how they
: ould tie eliminated by law. He sal < ] ho
Favored labor organizations ns a means of
maintaining wages. He opposed an eight-
hour labor law , and declared that the men
n his tmclter preferred tbo ten and twelve-
hour system ,
1'rlzu Money for Stmlcntn.
DETROIT. Mich. . July 19. Mrs. John S.
S'ewberry of this city has given to Western
flcserve university , Cleveland , $2,600 to
Found the Handy philosophical prizes , In
lionor of her father , J. P , Handy of Cleve
land. Prof. F , Mi Warren , professor of
Roman languages In Western Reserve uni
versity , has declined the offer of the headship -
ship of the same department In Michigan
university ,
licit Mm- for St. I.oulK.
JEFFERSON CITY , Mo. , July 19. The
secretary of state today chartered the County
Belt railway of St. Louis , with a capital of
F 1,000,000 , the Incorporators being prominent
5t. Loul&ang. Tbo road will be thirty miles J
long and will encircle the city , connectlue
all Incoming lines. , I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Oattlo in Fair Supply , with Quito a
Showing of Grass Western Beoves.
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS IN FAIR DEMAND
Another Stiff Advance lit Hog * , Hcacli-
lliK the HlKlicHt Point Since Mnr
nil of l.nut Year Sonic Heavy
lluyern on llciir Side.
SOUTH OQtAHA , July 10.
necelpts were :
_ _ . Cattle. Ilopn. Sheep.
Ofllclal ronda 1,555 3,521 4,347
Olllclnl Tuesday 3,633 7.7M 1,970
ReccJpta today 3,129 ,76S 1,4,12
So far this week 8CSi3 SlTosS 7,765
Sanvj days last week. . . . 7.00S 28,411 10,887
Same days week before. 7,053 2.U65 1.C62
Same three weeks ago. . 7,7 2T.715 6,020
Average price paid lor hogs for the last
several days with comparisons ; .
I1SJ'J.11S9S , li97. 189ii.ll896.llKH.IKM.
July 1. . I 3 73 3 57 3 23 2 96 4 03 i 49
July 2. . 3 61 2 IS 2 95 4 03 4 73
July .1. . 3 3 21 2 X > 4 VO 4 t > 4 5 43
July 4. . *
July 5 , . 3 78 3 4 S3 4 S5 5 70
July 6. . 3 S3 3 66 2 97 4.81 4 91 6 01
July 7. . 3 SI 3 76 3 2S 2 93 . 4 77 S 02
July S. . 3 ie ; 3 S7 3 32 3 01 491
July 9. . 3J8 335 2 SO 476 5 01
July 10. 3 90. 3 2S 4 C,3 [ i Oh 5 92
July 11. 3 96 3 70 * 4 rt7 4 79 5 97
July 12. 4 01 3 73 3 18 4 72 4 95 3 87
July 13. 4 09 3 2 , 3 14 2 97 4 78 4 SO 5 87
July II. 3 77 3 15 3 Oil 4 73 574
July 15. 3 99 3 77 3 17 3 05 4 SS * 5 59
July 16. 3 82 3 20 3 P7 4 81 4 S6
July 17. 4 01 3 25 2 97 4 E2 4 97 SIX )
July IS. 4 16 3 S2 2S5 4 S3 4 90 5 65
July 19. 4 2 3 S9 3 32 4 9 4 79 5 35
Indicates Sunday. * Holiday.
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
CatUe. llocs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. , M. & St. P. Ily. . . 3 5
O. & St. lj ny 2
Missouri Pacific Ry. . 16 Z
U. P. system 23 16 3 1
C. & N. W. Hy 1
P. , H. & M. V. U. U. . 21 EO 3 3
S. C. & P. Hy 1 3 . . . .
C. , St. P. , M. & O. . . 19 13
B. & M. U. K. R 61 33
C. , 13. & Q. Ry 3 1
. , R. I. & P. Ry. , E. 1 2
Total receipts 14J 137 6 9
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber Of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 110 3
G. If. Hammond Co 461 3,150 419
Swift n-nd Company 371 2,373 631
Cudahy Packing Co 462 3 *
Armour & Co C01 3.0S7 497
Cudahy , Kansas City 424
Vansant & Co. . . . . 47
Uobman & Co 99
W. I. Stephen 127
IJill & Huntzlnger 87
Benton & Underwood' 4S
N. Morris
McVicker & Co i\ I
ICrey Bros 340
OUner buyers 14L ' 292 I
Held over 300 'BOO 260 I
Totals 3,307 10.02S 2,139
.
CATTLE Beef cattle were in fair supply
and there was in addition to the usual
offerings of cornfed steers quite a showing !
of grass western beeves. Tn > market as a
whole was In pretty good shape , and the
most of the cattle sold In good Beaton.
The prices paid for good cornfed Blurs was
strong , while the general market could bo
quoted as fully steady. There were a few
ricrht irood cattle here , as will b * seen from
ho sales reported bolow.
Dry lot cows and helfors were in demand
at steady prices and anything that would
como under that head changed hands
readily. At th ; same time grass stuff
especially If on the commonls-h ordsr. wa
a 'little Inclined to be slow and possibly 01
Ittle easier. Bulls sold at about the earn
prices anthey have been bringing all th
vek. Right good veal calves went a
{ 6.50 , which Is 60c lower than last week.
Stackers and feeders were in fair demanc
f good , and at steady prices. The country
demand IB a little better than It was , thougl
I Is still somewhat limited. However , the-
receipts are light , so that .the supply and
demand Just about balance each other
Jopresentatlve sales :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Ay. Pr.
53. 896 $4 93 1..1160 S 20 20..1317 * 5 30
4..1032 500 39..1232 520 40..1309 530
2..107S 5 fo 22..1230 520 5S..1221 535
2..1132 505 22..1220 520 41..1244 535
4..1053 505 22. . 991 520 18..1404 540
1..H28 510 35..1246 630 1..1560 540
5..1131 510 47..1215 530 69..1435 540
jS..12"6 515 1..1.160 530 45..1560 545
C..1100 6 ] 5 44..1255 530 40..1390 550
4..1255 515 1..1250 530 1..1760 565
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
3..1163 460 41. . 690 480 16. . 746 500
COWS.
1. . 820 240 6. . 870 300 1. . 960 360
1. . 900 2 M 1. . 700 3 00 2. . 865 3 66
1 1070 250 3. . 953 300 10..1036 370
1. . Gift 250 ] . . 950 315 1. . 5SO 375
1. . 870 250 22. . 935 315 1..1020 375
0 , . 857 265 1..1060 3 2C 16. . 962 375
1 860 275 13..1224 325 1..1050 375
1. . 900 275 2. . 995 330 1..1010 375
1..1010 275 1..1000 350 1..1020 375
2.1011) 273 6..1013 360 1..11SO 380
1 ' < 50 275 1. . 770 360 1. . 930 3' O
1 1000 290 1. . 780 350 1..11BO 425
li.1000 300 ll.ilOS9 350 2..1035 435
2.920 300 2..1090 350 3. . S73 435
2 S60 300 10. . 964 3 CO 1..1210 440
2 ! ! 925 3 00 4. . 782 3 GO 1..1110 4 40
2"10imX3K COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 . 730 3 35 3. . 633 3 50
COWS AND HEIFERS.
( ! . . S75 3 75
HOGS Yesterday's advance of 15c waa
olloW'Jd by another good stiff advance
oilay. The early sales were 100150 higher
than yesterday , the first sales belnu at
J4.25iN.35 , but larsrely at $4.27H. The first
sixty or seventy loads sold quite readily at
the prices noted , which on an avsrope was
12Vfco hleher. Some of the heaviest buyers ,
however , were on the bear side , and seemed
detsrmlned not to nay the advance. They
were willing to put on lOe , but no more ,
while sellera aa a rule were hanclne on
for a full 15o advance. This naturally
rendered the market a little slow , ns both
sides were stubborn , and for that r.'ason
it took longer than an a good many days
to effect a clearance , In fact toward the
close the market slowed up and became
quite dull , under the Influence of a r-
ported easier close at Chicago. A good
ehlpplnp demand helped It out. so that most
everything was sold by 11 o'clock ,
Hoe sold today on an average at the
highest point toucbid since May 23 of last
year , SWNOc higher than one year ago , 95c
higher than two years ago and $1.35 higher
than three years ago , Representative sajes :
No Av. Sh. Pr. No , Av. Sh. Pr.
U. .233 . . . 25 79. . . .2.-.S 2(0 4 27M
34. .237 . . . 22 iS. . . .239 . . . f.
78. : oo 64. . . .Kl KO
20. .247 35 M. . . , av ) 40
61. ICO 11 , , . .214
61.M. . 160 K. . .
M.U. . .208 160M 25 M. . .
76. .268 26 ' ' '
76.CT. . ,246 40 25 ts' , . .
25
61. ' ! S37 23 ( ) . ' ! !
' .Kl 25 W. . .
M' ,278 25 4' . , .
(4. .2(3 ( 2S 70. . .
24 , ' 25 . .
U. . , M6 200 35 " ' .231 JCO
21. . 277 M" .270 40
Tl. . a. . . .241 UO
4 13o .
SHEEP Receipts wor ? light and the mar
ket JUKI about steadv. Western grass sheep
sola at l.2Sg > uo. The sheep that brought |
JI.I5 have been selling all the week at that
prlo , so that there has really been no ma
tcrlal .change In the market on that kind
of stuff. Snippers must bear In mind that
the demand for common kinds of sheep nnd
lambs Is extremely light nnd the market
slow on all such as come under that de
scription.
Quotations : Prime native wethers , $1.25
( S4.60 ; peed to choice grass withers , $1.15
< ff4.30 ; fair to good grass wethers , $3.75fl >
4.10 ; good to choice grass owes. $3.10Jf3.GO ;
good to choice spring lambs. $5.BOiSfl.CO : fair
to good , spring lambs , J5.00ii5.50 ; common
spring lambs , $4.00ff4.2o. Representative
sales :
No. Av Pr.
148 western buck lambs 60 $1 00
( SI Wyoming wethers IDS 4 25
197 Wyoming wsthers and yrlgs. 97 4 30
292 feeder lambs 69 4 05
St. Louln Live Stock.
1ST. LiOUIS , July 19. CATTLE-Recclpts.
2,600 head , Including 900 Texans : market i
strong and higher for natives : Texans I
steady ; fair to choice native shipping and
export steers , $4.7&5.CO ! , with fancy grades
worth up to $5.75 ; dressed beef and butcher
steers , $4.00516.25 ; steers under 1,000 pounds ,
$5.008 6.25 ; stackers and teeders , $3.65 i4.50 ; ,
cows and heifers , $2.25iT5.00 ; bulls , $3.00 ®
3.75 ; canners , $1.25S12.75 ; Texas nnd Indian
stcere , W.000'4.95 ; cows and heifers , J2.25 ®
. .
'HOGS ' Rpcelptn , 5,300 head ; market
strong to lOiHoc higher ; pigs and lights ,
$4.45JT4.65j packers. $4.600 .65 ; butchers , $4.CO
© 4.70.
SHEEP AND LASIBSRecelpts , 4,422
'head ' ; sheep dull and not wanted ; lambs
opened weak and closed firm : seven cars ,
mainly sheep unsold ; sheep , $3.0CKif4.75 ;
culls , J2.60 ; lambs , $5.256.87 ; culls , $3.DOS >
4.25.
ChlcuKO Live Stoclf.
CHICAGO. July 19. CATTLE Receipts
of cattle were small today nnd prices good ;
good to fancy steers brought J5.30jj5.S5 :
commoner gradfs , $4.30Jf5.00 ; stockers and
I feeders. J4.GO4.80 ; bulls , cows nnd heifers ,
- $2.00fi5.10 ; Texas steers , J3.6006.25 ; calves ,
$4.50(37.00. (
HOOS .Receipts were liberal nnd prices
up about lOc ; heavy lots were sold at $4.35
@ 4.60 ; commoner gradss , $4.35S4.66 ; lights ,
$4.404.fM : pigs , J3.COS5.60 ; culls and rough
lots. $2.004.35.
SHEEP ( Prices for sheep ruled about
eteady , selling at $2.2503.25 for culls to
J3.0056.25 for prime wethers ; western range
Sheep brought J3.60t4.60 : yearlings , $1.7552
6.60 ; spring lambs , J4.00@7.00 ; lambs brought
J4.765I < 5.50.
RECEIPTS Cattle , 12.000 head ; hogs , 25-
009 head ; shetp , 15,000 head.
ICnnnnH City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY , July 19.-CATTLE Re
ceipts , 3,800 natives , 2,700 Texans ; well lin-
Ished steers strong to lOc higher ; medium
grades steady ; common stuff a. shade
lower ; good stock and feeding cattle
steady ; heavy native steers , J5.255T6.60 ;
light weights , J4.S5f3.GO ; stackers and feed
ers , J3.SOJ75.00 ; western steers , J3.903J4.90 ;
Texans , J3.155T4.35.
HOGS Receipts , 10,380 head ; market
opened active at an advance of lOc , weak
ened , but closed strong at opening prices ;
.heavy. . $4.30 4.45 ; medium. J4.25ff4.40 ; light ,
JI.20fl-l.37H ; Pigs. $4.15 < 3'4.25.
SHEBP Receipts , 1,730 head ; good , active
market and prices about steady : sp.ring
lambs , $3.00flC.OO ; muttons , J4.KXgi4.50 ( ; stock-
era and feeders , J3.00Q'4.25 ' ; culls , $2.00 3.00.
St. .lomcnb LIve Stork.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH Mo. .
, , July 19.-Spe- (
clol. ) The Journal quotes :
CATTLE Receipts , 1,300 head ; market nc-
tlvo nnd steady to strong : , natives , $4.65iJ >
5.65 ; Texas nnd westerns , J3.G5igo.40 : cows
nnd 'heifers ' , $2.00Jj > 4.85 ; bulls nnd stags. $2.30
© 4.65 ; yearlings and calves , $4,00 5.00 :
stockers and feeders , J3.40@4.65 ; veals , $5.25
if'7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 6.GOO head ; market SJflOc
hlprher ; heavy and medium , $4.30Jj'4.45 ; light ,
Jt.Z l.So ; pigs , J3.90g:4.10 : ; bulk of sale- * , ,
$4.3004.40. |
SHEEP Receipts , none ; demand strong.
New York Live Stock.
NEW YORK. July 19.-BEEVES-RC-
ceiptB , 2i84 ( head ! demand fair ; steers and
cows steady ; bulls weak lo lOc lower
steers , J4.9u@C.60 ; bulls , $2.75 < Q3.30 ; cows
Jl.75tT3.00 ; calves steady ; shipments , 3,61
head.
SHEEP 'Receipts ' , 3,900 head ; mnrke.
stady ; natlvo muttons. J4.00S4.25 ; lambs
JO.OOSC.23 : Htockers , J2.60ftO.50 ; culls am
bucks $3.60 3.75.
S < oclc In
Following are < he receipts at thn four
principal western markets for July 19 ;
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha 3,429 9.7C8 1,432
Chicago 12,000 25,000 Ifi.OuO
Kansas City C.COO 10,350 1,730
St. Louis 3,700 0,300 4,422
Totals 25.C29 60.448 22,581
Eunice Tone In London.
LONDON , July 19. The nervousness and
dread that have characterized the markets
for some tlmo past are rapidly dleappearlng
with confirmation of the welcome news ol
President. Kruger's franchise concessions
Under this Influence consols rallied today am
money was easier. The Impression Is gain
1ng ground that a further Immediate ad
vance In the bank rate will not bo necessary.
Bankcra And brokers are more willing to
take bills and quotations are weaker. The
release of Japanese money has assisted tbo
flhort loan market. The acuteness of thn
Transvaal difficulty Is regarded as ended and
all markets participated today In Iho better
feeling. (
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ANACONDA , MONT ,
JnmeB 51. l.ailnril.
ATLANTA. OA.
Klmbnll Ilotmor Stand.
BOSTON.
Pntillo I.IIirnry.
Ycmlomc Hold
Doitoii 1'rcK * Club , 14 IloiTTOrth StU
BUFFALO.
Oenenoe Hotel X MT StnndL.
BUTTB.
Win , Shield * .
CAMBRIDGE , MASS ,
tlnrvnrd tm'.vemltr Library.
CHUYENNE.
E. A. I.offan , all : \Vr.t Kith 81.
Cheyenne Clnb.
ClIICAnO.
Auilltorluni Aiuivx Netm Stand.
Auditorium Hotel Norn Snnil.
Grnnil PAclflc Hotel \BTVH ntnnd.
( Ircntnrthrrn llotnl 7 ! < * rrn Stand.
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A aclaU a Advertlier' * Club , PnlmM
Home.
CLEVELAND.
\\eililcll IttiUKc.
The Hollcuilen.
Commercial Traveler * ' jUioclntloB.
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COLORADO SPRINGS.
Printer * ' Home.
DENVER.
Drown Hotel Xe - Stnml.
Hnmlltoii & Kriulrlck , 1)00-013 JTth ! .
McLnln , IMtt & Co. , 8.1C Sixteenth St.
Prntt Mercniitllc Co. . 1B17 Larimer st
The Stationer Co. , Ifith nnd LATrren * *
StreetH.
\Vlud or Hotel Nevrn Stand.
DES MOINES.
Hone * Jncob * , nock l land Depot.
Y. M. O. A. llciuliuff Iloom. A
DULUTH , MINN.
Wlt * Ilcuuctt , 214 W. Snpcrlor St.
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Infflatcrru Hotel ncndlnar Iloom. f
HONOLULU , H. I.
Honolulu Hotel Heading Room.
HELENA.
\V. A , Moore , (1th ( avenue nd 3Inla St.
Helena IMibllo Library.
HOT SPRINGS , 8. D.
Qcorice Glbnou.
HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
C. II. Weaver & Co.
F. C. Dovlnir.
L. 1) . Cooper A Co. , 02O Central Are.
KANSAS CITY.
Robert Kclil. 1O22 McGec Et.
Coatcn .lounc NI-TVH Stniid.
tlln.ionrl Republican Ulub , DOS Haiti *
more Ave.
Pnbllc Library.
i
; Rlokiealcer Cltfnr Co. , Oth und Wnlnnl
npponlte P. O.
AallTvay Y. M. C. A. , room 27 Unlo
Depot , Knnnna City , Mo.
Public Library.
LEXINGTON , KY.
Y. M. C. A. Ilenilliip Itooui ,
LINCOLN.
W. 9. EdmUtuii , 112U O Street , Dellr-
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LOS ANGELES.
Oliver . Hnliiei , 100 H. SprlnB St.
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LONDON , ENGLAND.
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Public Library.
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Empire Hotel.
llroome Street Library.
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\Ve tniln > ier Hntrl llonilluij !
\Vtiulnor Hotel Itcnrllnir Hoax
Y , M. O. A. , 23il Street iu d 4th
OGDEN.
W. Webb , 2405 Wublades
W. O. Klml.
PARIS , FIUNUB ,
Kerr York Herald ltradin n * K. At
Avr. de I'Opera.
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PONCE , PORTO RICO. -
Zowc & Gentrnin. ;
PORTLAND. ORB.
\V. D. Jane * , aoi Alder St
Portland Hotel JVevrn Su d.
PHILADELPHIA.
HercBnttle I/lbmrjr.
SACRAMENTO.
Pablio Llbrurj- .
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pablio Library ,
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SANTA ANA , CAL.
Santa Ana Free Public
SALT LAKE CITY.
L. F. Hnmiuel , Lyoeuin The * * * * ,
Salt Luke ftovr * U * .
Pablio Library.
SEATTLE
Eautern JVewn Co. , aid 1-1 Pito * W
A. T. Lniidberir.
George P. Ward.
SIOUX CITY.
aarrettion Hotel .Veim ( Uaa4.
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Hotel Vcmliimrovrn ! ltRM4.
Cotiway fc Knickerbocker ,
Public Library ,
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ST. LOUIS
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