COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Fear of Rust and Light Receipts Oauso c
Bally on Chicago Market ,
DIMINISHING NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS
Corn IH Jloilerntelr Actlic , bin
Sonu'1 % lint DcprcMMed h > Ciintlnncil
Lliliililiitlon ( ) > i > rNiiiply |
AVciikcim l'rM InloiiH.
CHICAGO , July & ) . rcaM of rust nnd
JlRht rcccIptB cnuscd a rnl y In wheat tcxlny ,
September closing nt nn advance ot Se
Corn nn < l oats cloned a ehnde hlBhtr. 1'orh
( lecllntMl &f7'4c. Inrd 2'/4j ' and ribs Be
Diminishing northwest receipt1 ? nnd 'inov
peeled strength nt LAverpool started whenl
strong September opened W'ic higher al
TO'ifJTO'Sic ' Ix > ngs were disposed to tnkc
proflts , however , nnd the price soon sllppetl
oft to 70r. The decline was checked by re-
portn of dnmnge to the spring crop by n hot
wive In the Dnkotas , closely followed by n
heavy rain. The beara tried to get bach
former lidUMngH nnd ns competition =
keen Snptemher rose quickly to Tl'Sic. lien-
llzlng during the last hour , however , cnUKOil
a decline to 71c nt the oloie. An estimate
by Hccrhohin of this year's jlc-ld In non-
mania of only 23,000,000 bu. , compared with
M.OOOOOO hu last year , lielpcd to sustain the
market. Ohlcngo received 118 cars and 5Un-
tifnnolls nncl Diiltith "iOfl cars. 1'rlmtiry
> \CHtern market receipt" ) were 918,000 bu. ,
< -omprred with J41000 bu. last year At
lantic port clearances of wheat and flour
equaled 430,000 1m. Cash demand slow
Corn was moderately active , but some-
whnt depressed by continued liquidation , In
duced largely by fine weather nnd excellent
crop reports A moderate advance was
Hcored near Uio end In sympathy with
wheat. Hecelpts. 431 cars September
opotred He higher at IQVfcc , declined to 32c.
eiilvnnced to 32Hc and closed with sellers at
S2Hc.
An early drhe by scalpers caused a slump
In oat , but the loss was fully regained on
covering IlecelptH , ICO cars September
opened unchanged nt lO lD e , declined to
39'Jc , advanced to SOVdo nnd closed nt 1074c
An oversupply ot hogs weakened provl-
nlons About half the decline was recovered
on buvlng bv packers. Snitember pork
opened 7f12Hc lower at JS-lOfiO 15. sold
pirarlngly at $ 10. advanced to $9 20 nnd
closed at J9.15U9.1714September lard
opened EC .Viwer at J5 52'4 , rose to $ j 57 nnd
ciosc < l nt $ . " > r > p > September rllH opened 7'4
CTlOo lower at Jfi IGfiS.nVfc , advanced to $5 22
4/3 25 nnd closed at $ r > 20.
Intimated receipts for Friday "Wheat.
117 oars ; corn , 500 cars ; oats , 150 cars ; hogs ,
21,000 head.
Lending futures ranged as follows :
Artlcloa Open. lllgli Low. Ciono. Ycst'cly
70KH 70 (10M
70M 71 70J6
73 72 72
32H 32M 32
32i
32 OSH 32MH i 32
31 MH BOH
10) ( 20M
21M SIJi
010 020 DIG
D17K 01i2M 016 017H eve
B67K 6S2 cnr r 57V
600 B02W coo BOUH
6 15 525 6 IB 20 5V5
62.JK S L'2 C'-'S CU7K
No 2
Cash rjoutatlons were as follows :
FLOUR Dull nnd easy ; patents , $3500) )
3 CO. straights , $3 200T 30 , clears , $3 OOftl lr > ;
nprlng wheat specials , $1.35 , hard patents ,
$3.000 > 3.70 ; sort tratents , $1300340 , Minnesota
straights $3 10 3 30 ; bakers , $2 3002.45
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 70071C , No. 3
Bpring wheat , 67(570c ( ; No. 2 red , 71'VlJj73c. (
CORN No. 2 , 3JH.032 c ; No. 2 yellow , 33
© 33Vic ,
OAiTS-i No 2. 25c ; No. 2 white. 27J4c ; No. 3
White. 252G 4c.
RYE No. 2 G3c.
11ARLEY No. 2 , 31140 10'/4c.
SEEDS Flaxsced , No 1 , $1 ; cash , north-
iwertt , $1.03Vi ; cash , southwest , $1 ; July , $1 ;
September 96c ; October , OV&c. Timothy ,
August. * 2 55 , September , $2 50 < j2.5iV4 , Oc
tober. $2.5002.52' ; prime. $2 Jo.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , pur bbl , $9 050) )
8.10. Lard , per 100 Ibs , $5.4505.47V. . bhort
rlba sides ( loose ) , $5.1005 25. Dry salted
ehould ( rs ( boxed ) , $5 .n' G.M. Short clear
Bides ( boxed ) , $5 4005.45
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
cul . $1 26
SUGARS Cut loaf , unchanged ; granula
ted , $5 Gl
Following are the receipts and shipments :
Receipts Hh'p'ls
riour , bl > B . 10UUO 8,000
AVheit , bu . lib Out ) 1 iiQO
Corn , bu . 44G.OOO 712000
Oats , bu . 241,000 3J6.000
llje , bu . l.OuO . . . . . .
Barley , bu . 7,000 37,000
Oa the Produce exchange today the butter
anarket was steady , creameries , 12017lic ;
dairies , 1101Cc. Kggs , easy ; fresh , 12012V c.
Cheese , slow ; creams , S'/j00c. Diessed poul
try , stead > , turkevs , /s.0&M.c ; duck , 7s ;
spring chickens , 12i2 > .4c.
YOIIK CUMJItAIj MAniCIST.
for tlu > Iny oil VnrloiiM
CoilllllOllUlcH.
NEW YORK , July 20 FLOUIl-Rccelpts.
19.C01 bbls ; exports. G.374 bbls. : steadier nnd
fairly active for spring patents ; other
Kridcs quiet ; winter patents , $3CG03S5.
jvlntor extras $2400280 ; winter low grades
$2 .tOJj' ' 10 ; Minnesota patents , $3750390-
ailmifsota bakers , $3 000J 15 Rye Hour
'r ' > * 300'J20' cnolco to. fancy ,
RYli-Waakvr ; No. 2 wcsfrn , G2VJc , f. o.
) , nlloat. sot. | )
COHNMEAl Dull and easy ; No. 2 west
ern , 770 Sc ; city , 78f73c
nARL13Y-AVeak ; feeding , 390-40C , c. 1. f. ,
HARiLEY arAI/T Qulot ; western , EG0 3c.
AVHEAT-Rocelpt , 22J.400 bu. Spot , easy
No 2 re < l , 7GTSC , f. o. b , nlloit , spot ; No 1
morthorn , Duluth , 78 , f. o. 1 > , ntlo.at , spot
No. 1 hard , Duluth , S2V4C , f . o b . alloat. to
nnlvo ; No S red , 75Vtc , el vator. Options
opened steady nnd thereafter developed
considerable strength of undertone nnd
ncaro of shorts , llujlng motives were
found ini hot weather complaints from the
iiorthwcBt , shrinkage In new wheat ar
rivals nt Chicago and tnlk of heavy r.alns
In Kansas. Export apathy llnally Induced
realizing and a. dccllno from toil , closing
oi y nt % o net advance ; July opened at
75WflW MiC nnd ole d at 75 0 , August closed
at 75Vio ; September opened at 1&VJS16 7-16c
nndloHC < t nt 76V4c ,
CORN RecolpUs. 200800 bu : exports , 156.-
480 bu. Spot , easy : No. 2 , SS'ic. f. o , b. .
nlloat , nnd 37'ic , elevator. Options opened
uteady nnd of tor a decline under line ciop
iie\\ rallied with wheat. Ilnnlly yielding to
liquidation , and closed easy at HQVio net
decline ; July opened nt 37 > ( ,0T7'o ' and closed
nt 37Vio ! September opened nt 37'iff37' > 4C and
close < l at J7c , D ° cember opened at 3o7 c
nnd closed at 37'4c.
OATS Receipts , Gl COO hu ; exports. 10 -
M5 bu. Options , dull Spot , weak ; No 3.
2SV4c ; No , 2 white , SOVic ; No. 3 white. 23UC ;
track mixed wcatern , 29&31C ; track white.
30i tdc.
II AY Wonk ; shipping , B50GOc ; good to
choice , 750 ! > 5o.
HOPS-Qulet ; stnte. common to choice.
1S9G crop. t07c ; 1S97 , 110130J 1898 , 10017C. Pni
clllo const , 1S96 crop , ti7o , 1897 , HSlSc ; 1S9S '
174(1 ( Sc.
nines-Firm ; anlvoston. 20 to 25 Ibs.
16Wiil7c : TOXIIH dry 21 to 30 Ibs , 12 >
California. 21 to 25 Ibs. ISHc
LEATllEH-Stcady ; hemlock sole. Hucnos
> idt'82102kc. heavyweights. aOHOJIVLc ,
nl : .
PROVlslONS-Heef. linn ; family , $9501 ?
10 EO , extra mess $900. beef hums \ t'svm ,
2SOO packet $95001000 , cly extra India
mwii . $11.000.15 oor"cut iheats. n. mplckled
Bhoulderu. | $ o,7G ; pkkled hams , $ J 75010 GO
Iinrd. oajiy ; vu > stern stenmwl. r,70. , July
J57ui6 , nominal , reilivd Hteady Pork , llrm
TaUaw , llrm ; city. 4 044o ; countrj , "v. ®
'llinTER-Recelpts ' , 3,757 pkgs ; market
steady , western crntmery , IBJjlSc , faotorv '
CHEEHE Rcvelpta , 7,390 pkgs . nrm-
Inrgo white SVjo ; mnall hite , '
larg ? colored , S c ; small colored , j.
EGGS-Recclpta , 7,153 pkgs. , ateady , w\st-
crn ,
I.Uvriiiiiil 3lnrUt > t.
LIVERPOOL. July SO-JpnO
Jlain" shurt < 'ut , strong t 31s Cd n.icnn.
clear belllwi , flrm nt 3Ss ; long clear middles ,
light , utrniig at 31 Cil ; long clear mlildl K
Jicnvy , ntrong t 3ls , short clear backH ,
HtronK nt 30s. lird , prime western , llrm at
Sa 3d
WHEAT No. 1 northern spring , dull nt
fa 1M. ( rutures , quiet ; July , 6s Cd , September -
ber , GsSHdDecember. . Gs KM ,
CORN American mixed spot , new , easy
nt 3s4'id ; American mlxs.l npot , old , quiet
lit 3s4 ; d. Futures quiet ; Jub. 3a4'ml ; Sep.
tcmbcr , 33 4'/jd , Ootobur , 3a 4 d.
ICiuiHiiN 1'lt ) Cralii niul l'i ululon * .
KANSAS C1TV , July JO-WHKAT-Bep-
< om.ber , 64J o : Daoember , fifiHc ; cash No. 2
Iinrd , C3isi ! e : No. 3 , G2jiC5o ; No , 2 rc l ,
esHc. ( No 3 , GJfitnijc ; recdpta , 100 cars
COKN September , St c ; December ,
cn h No , S mlxel W(30-V ( ; No 2 white , 31i
( JVC. Xo 3 , ol'.dl'.c
OATSNo 2 white , cnsh , 23'4'32lc. '
HYK--NO 2 , wv
HAY-Cholro timothy , $7 6008.00 ; choice
prnlrle. $6 25f6 50
HUTTKU-Crenmery , 14i4SIC'4c ; dairy ,
14c.
EGOS Poor quality kiMJps market weak ;
loss by candling h nv > , fresh 3Ilssourl nnd
Kansas stock. Hrsts , flHc , cases returned.
IinciJll'TS Wheat , 00.000 bu ; corn , 37-
000 hu , oats f 000 bu
SHIPMRNTS-Wheat , 38,000 bu ; corn ,
050 bu. , oats , 7,000 In !
OMAHA OIMII , MAIIKHT.
CtinilMlniifi or 'I'm dp nnd fliintntlnnn
in Sdiplc nnil Pnticy Produce.
EGGS Good stock , weak at lie.
mrrTER-Common to fair , Il7l2c ( ; choice ,
13fl4c , separator , isyi9c , g"athercd cream-
on , 16f17c ,
POUlTl'HY Hens live 7 80 ; spring
chlrken . 14lSc. old and stnggv roosters ,
live , SHflSc ; ducks nnd geese , live , 6Q6'tc ;
lurk PIS live , Sc.
PIOEONB-Lhe , nor doz , 75CGJ1.00.
VEALS-Cholce , Sc.
VEQLTADLES.
WATERMELONS - Texas , crated for
shipment , 18f20c.
PANlAI.nl PU-l'cr crate. $1 BOS1.65j
barkr-t , W75c.
TOMATOES Per 4-basket crate , 75c.
I1EANS Hand-picked navy , per bu , $150.
POTATOES Now potatoes , 40Jf45c per bu.
OUCr.MHERS-Per doz , 30t
CELERY Per doz , 30c.
nU'EBERniES-Per IG-qt case , $175.
APRICOTS California , per crate , $200.
HLACKBERRlES-Per 21-qt. case , JJ 50 ®
275I1LACK
I1LACK UASPnERRIES-Per 24-qt. case ,
"pLUMS-Callfornla. per crate , $150.
CALIFORNIA PEfHrSHale's early ,
$1 per box , freestones , $1 15012 ; per box.
CHERUIES-Orcgon , 10-lb boxes , $1 75.
' 111OP1CAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets , $4.50
O5 00
LEMONS California fancy , $4 5034.75 ;
Messina , fancy , $500ij55u.
I3ANANAS Choice , crated , Inrge stock ,
per bunch , $250IJ275 ; medium-sized ,
bunches. $ iOOQ22 = +
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides , 7 ic : No 2
green hides , 6Hc , No 1 nltcd bines , SHc :
No. 2 salted hides , 7Hc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8
to 12 Ibs , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs ,
Sc.
Sc.TALLOW
TALLOW , GREASE. ETC.-Tnllow. No.
1 , 3'Ac ; tallow , No. . ' , 3c ; rough tallow , l'4c ;
whlto grease , 254 30 ; yellow and brown
grens > e , I'ifiJ'ic. ' ,
SHEEP PELfs-Green salted , each. 16fj >
75c : green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 6c ; dry
Hint , Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib , nctual weight , 4tSc ; dry Hint ,
Knnsas nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
par Ib. , actual weight , 3@4t , dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 45c , dry flint. Colorado murrain
wool pelts , p-'r Ib . actual weight , 3Q4c.
SI. Ijoiiln Marlti't.
ST. LOUIS. July 20 WHEAT Higher ;
No 2 red cash , elevator , 70c. track , 71',4@
72\ic , July , 705ac , September , 71aic ; Decem
ber , 74c , No. 2 hard GS76SUc. ( !
CORN-JHIgher ; Nn 2 cash 32c ; track , 33c ;
July , 31'4c ; ScptcmbT , 3l'MJ31V4c , Decem
ber , 2S'ftc.
OATS-Stronger ; No. 2ash , 2IV4c ; track.
24 ic ; July , 21' .c , September , 20c ; No. 2
white , 2794f(2S' ( (
RYE Nominally , at 53c.
FLOUR Dull and unchanged.
SEEDS-Prlmo timothy , new , $250 for
August ; llax , 9Gc.
CORNMEAL Steady at $1 8501.90.
URAN Lower ; sacked , east track. GOftGlc.
METALS Lead : Firm nt $4 554 574. .
Spelter : Strong at $5 75
POULTRY Firm ; chltk'ns Sc : voung ,
10Ullc ; turkejs 9c ; > oung , 15c ; ducks , 6@
Glic : geese , GV4ifi7c.
UUTTER Firm ; creamery , 15O18i4c ;
dairy , 125T15c.
EGGS Quiet at 9'4c.
HAY Steady to firm ; timothy. ? 7001200 ;
prairie $7 00 12 00
AVHISKY Steady at $1.26.
COTTON TIES SOc.
nAOGINGfific. .
IMIOVISIONS Dry salt meats , boxed
shoulders , $5 12V4 , extra shorts $3 25 ; clear
ribs , $ " > 50 ; cl ar sides , $5624 ; Bacon , boxed
shoulders , $560 , extra shorts , $575 ; clear
ribs * G 00 , clear sides , $6 12V4
RECEIPTS Flour 1000 bbls : wheat , 82-
000 bu ; corn , 102000 bu. ; oats , 25 000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour , 8,000 bbls ; wheat ,
9,000 bu. ; corn , -19,000 bu ; oats , 14,000 bu.
IMilliKlcIpliln Market.
PHILADELPHIA , July 20 BUTTER
Quiet but steady ; fancy western creamery ,
ISV-c : western , prints , 21c.
EGGS 'Firm ; good demand ; fresh , Uc ;
fresh western , IStdJ' c : fresh southwestern ,
13c. fresh southern , 10 ® lit , .
CHEESE-Flrm.
T > ulu < li iVhciit Market.
DULUTIT. July 20 WHEAT No. 1 hard ,
cnsh , 73c ; Julv , 73c ; No. 1 northern , cnsh ,
70'ic ; July , "OUc ; September , C9T < ic ; Decem
ber , 70-Vnc : No 2 northern , ( M SC ; No 3
spiflng , GWiC. To nrrlve : No. 1 hard , 73c ;
No. i. northern , 70ic. -t
Tolpilo Miirkot.
TOLEDO. July -WHEAIT No. 2 , cash
nnd July , 7034c , SeiHember , 72 > ic.
CORN No 2 mixed. 34 < 4c.
OATS-No 2 mixed , 25c.
REEDS Cloveiseed , prime cash , new , $3 90
bid.
ACMV lurk Metnl Mnrkct.
NEW YORK , July 20 The local market
for metals was Irregular all day , closing
with some departments ihlgh r and others
lower. News from the west and Abroad
was conflicting In a. measure and with un-
cortaln demand was largelv responsible for
the unsettled state of affairs gen'rally.
Iron advanced on Increased demand ; cop
per was firmer in tones but not quotublv
higher : tin Improved on bullish nens ; l"nd
fell oft under moio liberal offerings , spel
ter was unchanged At the close the Metal
exchange called pig Iron warrants nominal
at $14 00 ; lake copper , flrm at $18 50 ; tin ,
dull and unsettled with $2900 bid and $29 37Va
asked , lend , easier with $155 hid and $117Hi
nsked ; spelter unchanged at $625. The
brokers' prlco for lead Is $1 35 and for cop-
ptr $18.50.
Now York Dry ( 'ood * Mnrkct.
NEW YORK. July 20 Fair home demand
for brown cottons but purchases restricted
by short ready supplies Export demand
keeps up at flrm iprlcea , Demand for
bleach'd cottons fully up to recent average
and prices maintained Some sellers of
bleached predicting higher prices before
long. Wldo sheetings Him. More doing in
ounce don'ms ' Other course colored cot-
itons dull and unchanged Prints are quiet
but steady. Ginghams flrm Print cloths
unchanged at Full River and firmer In out
side markets. Men's wear worsteds strong.
Woolens llrm. DIVBS goods in steady de
mand Ix > w grades soft wool makes ad
vancing ,
Siimir MiirUi-l.
NEW ORLEANS. July 20. SUGAR Dull ;
open kettle , 3J4 5-ljc ( ; centrifugal , yellow ,
4\fMTfco , seconds , 2l SH4c. Molasses , dull ;
centrlfiicnl , W14c.
NEW YORK , July 20-SUGAR-Raw ,
pteady but quiet ; fall rellnlng , 3
centrifugal , 90 test , 1VJTI7-1GC.
siovmirjvrs or STOCKS AM > no\ns.
Thorn MIIH nn Improvement in ilie
Time or Spi'iMiIntlini In New Yorl. .
NEW YORK , July 20 Today'H stock mar
ket continued nairow nd professional to
day , but there was nn Improvement In the
tone of the speculation In the lute market
a rather active busing movement set In
nnd prices rose to the top level of the day ,
gaining a point or over ns compared with
last night s prices In many oases. There
wns nn early reaction which was encour
aged l > i the violent slump of 22 points In
Now York Air Ilrnko and nn extreme drop
of 5 points In Consolidated Gas There
seemed to bo nn entlro absence of commis
sion house buying , nnd lx > ndon , although
prices of Ameiilcans had been advanced
there refrained from operating here
The comae of the foreign exchange mar
ket with reference to the easier money con
ditions abroad was closely watched , nnd
when sight sterling and cables were seen to
bo jlo'dlng It afforded considerable relief
from apprehension of gold exports Mho
fact that the BuiH of England refrained
from advancing its rate of discount was
taken as evidence that the threatened
money stringency Is about over there.
Money worked easier In New York , but con
tinued nlKjve the rates preva'llng ' nt Interior
points There was some crowth of a con
viction that money was not to become cheap
for ti coiihideiablo period jet , owing to Uio
needs of the very active trade nnd the com
ing movement of the croj >
The heavy Increases of banking deposits
nt porno of the large llnnnc'al centers ot
the country are now understood to be dut
to the great combinations of Industries and
the resulting readjustments in business
methods which have , It la believed , re
duced resources ot bomo Miialler points In a
degree corresponding to the Itvcu-ase at the
great centers There was come continued
uneaslnra ! ) also over evidences of unrest
among wageearncrs. The otrcngth of the
lornl traction Hocks helped to dissipate Una
solline
lirooklj-n Rapid Translx nnd Manhattan
gained about b point net nnd cash sales of
Metronolltun were made at 333t o\vr last
night This stock also uoUl ex-rlKhU of
auuscrtptUon to mew stork at a uniform
level of 13 jtolntB btlow the cnsh sale * .
Consolidate ; ! Qas reoov red nil of It earlier
Joss and New York Air UraLc all but 2
poln'ts. ' The < > nrly strength was not held
in noma of the IndustralR , notnbly Conti
nental Tobacco and the sleM stock * . Pitts-
burg , Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis wn.-
marked up 5 points on the Juno reuirn ol
earnings , and an upward movement In Ches-
nptake & Ohio. Missouri Pacific nnd Cleve
land , Cincinnati , Chicago At St. Louis spren < 1
to other ra'lroud stocks , Ino'udlng the
grangers. Pouthwestcrns. Now York Central ,
Union Paclllc and Atchl on preferred The
nveragu gain of these approximated n point
Chfcngo Great Western debenture * lost 1\
from the last sale. Leather preferred was
In great demand The closing was dull bul
flrm.
Honds were very dull nnd rather Irregular ,
Totnl sales , par value , $2,233,000 United
States 3s coupon , nnd the new 4s , registered ,
declined % per cent , while the 09 advanced
> 4 nnd the old 4 , coupon , U In the bid price ,
The Oommcrclnl Advertisers London
financial cablegram sijj . "Ihe markets
here were tUrly active and cheerful today
on the failure of the bink to raise Its d'is- '
count rate , owing to the largo gold nrrlvnls
TheTransvanl dispute Is regarded ns beliiR
far from settled , but wnr ts deemed lni | > os-
Bible Americans were neglected nnd heavy
The strikes nro feared here , but Now York
bought slightlj , causing n firmer Ilnlsh. '
The following nro the closing quotation'
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange todny :
York Monc > JInrket.
NEW YORIv , July 20 MONEY on call ,
steady at 2H04 per cent ; ast loan , 3J4 per
cent ; prime mercantile paper , SViSMls per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Irregular , with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.87'/4 ®
4 87 > i for demand and at $4 84U04.SH4 for
sixty days ; posted rates , $4 8504.86 and $1 S3
04 SSV4 : commercial bills , $1 SI.
SILVJER-Certirtcates , C0061c ; bar , GOUc ;
Mexican dollars , 4Sc.
BONDS Government bonds Irregular ,
state bonds Inactive , rallroadi bonds Irregu
lar.
lar.Tho following are the closing quotations
on bonds :
Offered.
llonton S < ecU ( lnotntlonn.
BOSTON , July 20 Call loans , 35J4 per
cent ; time loans , SQ'l'A ' ' per cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds nnd mining
shares :
Tinnilnii Stock iluolnilnnn.
LON1JON , July 20 4 p. m.-ClosIng :
SlLVnu Firm nt n\i \ < l per ounce.
MONin' Two per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for both short and three-months' bills Is
3H > per cent.
N MV Ynrlc MluliiK ( lnn < nlnnH ,
NI3W YORK , July 20-Tho following
nro the closing quotations for mining
shares :
IlnnU of RiiKliinil AVooltlj Snonii ( > nt.
LONDON , July 10 The weekly statement
of the Hank of nnglnnd bhows the following
changes Totnl reserve. Increase , 915,000 ;
circulation , decrease , JC3lfl,000 ; bul Ion , In
crease. 538,855 ; other seiMirltles , decrease ,
123000 : other deposits. Increase , 123,000 ;
public dcposltn. Increase , 371,000 , notes re
serve , Increase , SV1000. government securi
ties , dccrea&e , 77000.
Illllllv II f I'I'll HIMStlltCllllMlf. .
PARIS. July 20 The weekly statement of
the Hank of Trance shows the following
changes : Notes in circulation , decrease ,
33,000,000 francs , treasury accounts current ,
Increase , 27,160 000 francsj gold In hand ,
Increase , StoOOOO francs , blil discounted
decrease , 11.775 ono fp.inc.Nj tfllver In hand ,
* . 1,2X,000 ! ) francs.
rnuilllloii nf I InTrriiniiry. .
WASHINGTON July 20 Todaj's state
ment of the condition of the treasury show 8 ;
Avalilable nsh balance , JJ79S61,711 ; gold re-
I'ori'lK'i riniiiii'liil.
, July 20 On the bourse today
were quiet , I ca | shared were llrm ,
dividend rumors favoring the whole list.
Aubirlana were easrier 1'xcTiange on I on-
don. SOin 49Hiifcr for check *
KHANKKORT. July 20 I'rlces were firm
but Inactive on the bourse today. Iron
ttharcu were In demand nnd American e-
curitlfB wrTe fu'rlv steady ,
VIKNNA , July SOOn the bourse today
biiHlnvttii wan dull , the crop prospects being
unfavorable
I 'A HIS , July 20 , Prices opened flrm on
tha bourse today , the firmness beingac
centuated when It berime known thnt the
bank rnto had not been ra'scd. Trnn na.
tlons were light International securities
reacted before the close. Closing , Thrci
per cent rentes , leif for Hie rucount , cx >
change on Ixindon , 25f 23'4c ' for checks
SixjnlH ; 4s , 59.03.
LONDON , July 20 American securltlei
openwl lower on disier advices from Nev
, York. Afterward there was n partlil re
jcovery , but the market was unsteady am
Inclined to wait further nnvlccs from Will
street. At the close the market was ilrm
Huslness was limited 1o professional trad
ers. Spanish 4s closed nt 65 The nmoun
of bullion taken Into the IJ nk of Unglniu
on balance today , 290,0iw Gold prcmlun
at Uuenos Aires , 11230 ,
llanU ClenrliiK" .
ST. I/3UIS , July 20-ClenrinG" , Jl,5rfi09
balances , f5f,5S4 ? ; money , 4Q < j per cent , Nevi
2o <
discount i 'sterling'"exchange , "t4".S5j4'.SS'4
Coltnii MnrUrt.
N ! > W OHLKANS , July W-COTTON-
Stcndy , sales , 1.509 baleF ordlnnry , 3 11-lfic
good ordlnnry , 43-lCc ; lo middling , 415-lGc
middling , o c , good middling , C7-16c , mid
dllng fair , G iMRc ; receipts. C22 bales , stock
1C4.DG3 bales. Kutures steady , July. f5 07 bid
August , J1 BliiiS 51 , September , W.44 5 45 , Oc
tober , $544finl5. November , $5 461T5.47 , De
cembcr , S.lfiznsiy ] , January. J"if > 51i557 , Tcb'
runry , J5 filfiS 61 , Mnrch , K Kt'iio Cfi.
ST LOUIS Julv 20-COTTON-QuIet nnc
unchanged , middling , 5c ; sales , 6,000 halo ?
receipts , B12 bales , shipments , & 93 bales
stock , 72,227 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jlilv 20-COTTON-Goo <
buslne s done , prices l-IEd higher , Amerlcat
mlddJIng. 3 .d , si\les ot tne day were 21.0ft
bales , ot which 12,000were for si > eculnttoi
nnd exiwrt nnd Included 11,500 ba cs Amer
ican ; receipts , 300 bales , all American Tu
tures opened steady nnd closed Btead > :
American middling , 1. m c. , Julv , 320-6ld
buyers , Julv and August , 320-Gld , 'cll rs
August nnd September , 313-ld ( ! , sellers , Sep
tcmbor nnd October , 11S-GM , buyers ; October -
ber and November , .117-61(1 , buyers ; Novcnv
ber nnd December , December nnd January
316-Gid , buvers , January nnd February
3 17-Gld , sellers , Jlnrd , 3 17-G4d , buyers
March and April , 317-6l5T31S-G4d. buvers
April and May , 31S-G4S3 19-G4d , sellers ; Maj
nnd June , 3 19-G4d , buyers. ,
Colti-o MurltPt.
NCW YORK , July 20.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened stendv nt unchanged airlces Prices
then milled some 5 to ) 10 ixiints from the
extreme depression cf ysterday on cover-
Irg. I ater the market be on me easier , ca
bles halng unfavorably lower , receipts at
Rio and Santos heavy anil export d mand
slack. Closed ste.idy at 5c higher to 5c
lower. Sales , 9,2oO bags , Including August ,
SI 3.1 , September. $1 40 , October , J4 13 , No-
vembr"$150 ; December , $1 "X ) : January ,
$49T ; March , $503 ; May. Jol5tfio20 , June ,
$525 Spot coffee Uio , dull and nominal ;
mild , barely jt ady.
Oil Mnrkvt.
LIVERPOOL. July 20 OILS-Cottonseed ,
dull ; refined , July-August , steady at 15s Gd.
LONDON. July 20 OILS Calcutta lln-
sccd , spot , 37s Cd Turpentine spirits , 29s 9d.
MURDERS A JEALOUS LOVER
Termerel > niHKiv Olrl One of the
Central I'luure * In n. halt
InUu Trnecdy.
SALT LAKE , Utah , July 20 ( Special. )
Monday evening Burton C. iMorris was shot
nnd then beat over the head with a revolver
by John H. Benbrook. Morris died soon
after. Benbrook was dining In a private
apartment of ono of the leading city restau
rants with Llda Strombcrg when Morris ,
who was the woman's aulanccd , entered.
A quarrel ensued which resulted In Morris
being killed.
Leda Stromberg was born at Stromsburg ,
Neb. , but has lived la Salt Lake for many
years and she is exceedingly well known.
She ias for the last few jears been noted
for a certain stjlo and dash nnd has been
much sought after by various young men.
Among her former admirers were joung
Matt C. Walker , William Smith , the lum
berman , who secured a divorce a few jcars
ago , and Archie McKay. She has been
keeping company with Morris over slnco hla
return from Florida. She was the amanu
ensis of Colonel Trumbo during a portion of
his residence here. She visited Europe with
her mother a few * years ago through the
kindness of one of her admirers.
PENSIONS KOH , WESTERN VETERANS.
bolillers of Ci11 AVur Ilonn-nibcrcil by
General Goi eminent.
WASHINGTON , July 20. ( Special. ) The
following pensions have been granted :
Issue of July 7 , 189D :
Nebraska : Original Charles N. Chll-
dress , Mount Clalr , $ G. Additional Thomas
Hlckman , Decatur , $ S to $12.
Iowa : Original John Davis , Astor , SG ;
Theodore ri&k , Osage , $6. Increase George
McKce , Lansing , $10 to $12 ; Samuel Martin ,
Burlington , $ G to $8. War with Spain ( orig
inal ) Bernard B. Sawyer , Council Bluffs ,
$17.
ToniUiiHoii to Succeed Ilnrrlii ,
CHICAGO. July 20. The National Bi
metallic committee met hero today and
elected John W. Tomllnson of Alabama to
succeed the late Senator Harils. A com
mittee of three , with the president ns a
member , was selected to appoint men to fill
any vacancies which may occur in the fu
ture. No other business of Importance was
transacted. It was decided to attend the
meeting of the Ohio Valley Bimetallic
league held this afternoon for the purpose
of framing resolutions for presentation to
the national committee and favoring Bryan
and 16 to 1. The committee resolved to preserve -
servo Us own Identity as on organization ,
while co-operating with other leagues In
furthering the cause of free silver.
ItoNtnn OrulMiiK- Hawaiian AVnfern.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 20. The cruiser
Boston , enroute for San Francisco , was met
by the America Maru , Just arrived here from
Nagasaki , nnd when the latter left Honolulu
the Boston was oft on a crulso around the
Islands. The hospital ship Solace was seen
by the Japanese steamer at Honolulu on its
way to Manila.
HIM Illnliiip < > ( MnrtnrHe.
MILWAUKEE , WIs. , July 20 , The Mil
waukee Journal today received a telegram
from Monslgnor Martlnelll , the papal dele
gate at Washington , announcing the ap
pointment of Rev. Frederick ElB as bishop
of the Marmietto diocese , to succeed Bishop
Vortln. deceased ,
A Great Medicine.
"I have used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
nnd Diarrhoea Rpmedy nnd find it to be
a great medicine , " says Mr. E. S. Phlpps of
Poteau , Ark. "It cured > no ot bloody ( lux.
I cannot speak too highly of It. " This rem
edy always wins the good opinion If not
praise of those who use It. The quick cures
which it effects even in tlio most severe
caeca makes it a favorite everywhere.
Wellington has a "Pooping Tom. "
Cherrjvalo Is to have another brick plant.
Colored Baptists of Topelta will build a
church.
New church of Christ win bo erected at
Haneyvillo.
Frank McBride , late of the Parsons Globe ,
has enlisted.
Two Iowa men will build fifty new dwell
ing houses at lola.
Pottawatomlo Indians are holding their
annual corn dance.
Jewell county farmers have begun to
plow up the stubble.
Sallna Shrlners have placed a J2,000 pipe
organ in their temple.
Tanners in the vicinity of Chapman have
begun to thresh wheat.
Old ecttrers of Harvey County will picnic
at Halstead , August 10.
The Catholic church at Solomon has a new
hell weighing 13,000 pounds ,
It la reported thnt an English syndicate
Is buying up Trcgo county lands.
McPherson county wheat is testing all the
way from forty.eight to sixty pounds.
Not one etato bank has faired In Kansas
during the last year , which speaka well for
Kaneas ,
U. E , Need , who Is no relation to the bis
cuit trust , wants the republican nomination
for sheriff in Clay county.
There are ll,530 ucrea of vacant land in
the Wakcency land district , aa foirowa ;
Rook , 640 ; Sheridan , 720 ; Thomag D20 ; Shor-
man. 1040 , Kills , 2.200 ; Trego , 4,240 ; Oo > e ,
28.020 ; Logan , 39,440 ; Wallaie , 35,820 ; Nesi
4.2SO : Lane , 0,810 : Scott , 17,480 ; Wichita ,
11,800 ; Greeley , 37,680. .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choice Dry Lot Oattle and Good Grass Steers
Are Fully Steady ,
i
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS RATHER SLOW
Slump In HoMMt lint Not Unexpected
Sltm niul IrnnK > .Iliirkct Clone
IH Dull niulcnk nt
the DfL'lliic.
„ . , SOUTH OMAHA , July .
llccolpts were :
, Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Monday 1,555 3,521 4,317
Tuesday 3,93 ( 7 7W lUi6
Wednesday 3,454 9,768 1.412
toda > .1.193 ll,70ii ) 950
So far this week 9 , < H)6 ) 31,791 8,741
I ganio dajs > ast week. 9,113 41,139 12,991
I guno days week before. 9,715 A5SS 3lt,0
bJino three weeks ago 10,111 40,533 G.s'l )
AV erase price paid for hogs for the hist
se\oraljirt > s vvlthcomparlsons.
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The ollicl.xl number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
C. , M. & St. P. , . , . . . . HOBB1
O. & St. 1 , Uy. . . . . . . . . . 4O
Missouri Pacific Uy. . . . O
U P. sjBtem 5 39
C. & X. w. ny 1
ii. , n. & M. v u. u. . is IS
S. C. & P. Uy 4
C , St. P , M. & o. . . . G 11
n. \ . M U. H. H 15 112S
C , U &Q ny 1 3
Iv. C. it fat. J. Uy
c. , it. i. & p. n > : , n. i . :
c. , n. i. p. uy. , w. . . 4 ; ; ; ;
Total recolnts . . . . 46 145 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ber of ° head > iclilc indicated bu > < ; r : I'urcnas1ns ; the num
. . . . .
Ha.m" > end Co . 233 1,417
. nnd . in Company , . , . . . - . 2SI -r 2429 -
511 1,936
Armour & Co 146 J.370
J. L Carey .
W. J. Stephen . 6
Hill & Huntzlngcr . 6a
N. Morris . . . 5S5
Jlamllton & Rothschl'd. . 3i
L , P. Husz . o
JlcVlcker & Co . 27
Krey Packing Co . 233
Other buiers . 27 ' 741
Held over . 466
. .1,379 11.165 99G
AU told tncre were les
itrty loads of cattle reported in the jards ,
inu or that number about twenty-three
loads were cornfed steers and seven loads
a.s , srass , steers. The market on good
to choice dry lot cattle was fully steady.
, grass steers w ere also steady. Some
good lleshy Texas sold at Jl 05 , whlcn was
the s.ime us was paid for the same kind
yesterday. In &ome cases holders of cattle
vicro not especially desirable complained
i
plained that the market was rather Blow.
However , most everything changed hands
in good reason and at prices that as a rule
were fcatlsfactory to the sellers.
Good dry lot cows and heifers were In
good demand at about steady prices , but
there were only a few hero. Common grass
cows were slow and way lower. Packers
claim that they have not been killing out
satisfactorily and that they are too high.
It is hard work to say Just how much lower
no market was today , but It is safe to say
that they have taken off 25Jf.50c since last
week. The fact that grass cows are becom
ing more plentiful has helped bujers to get
the market down. Other kinds of butchers-
stock did not show any material change.
Most of the bulls coming at the present
time are feeder or stock bulls , which arc
In pretty fair demand at steady prices It
la noted that some of the buyers discrimi
nate in fuvor of the dehorned bul's Veal
calves sold at the same prices as jesterday
or BOc lower than last week.
Stockera and feeders were rather slow
sale. Some operators claim that the coun
try demand shown slgna of Improvement ,
but others say that it Is hard for a man
to see it with the nuked eye. Values today
did not show any material change and the
market was without new feature of Im
portance. Representative sales :
BEti : < < STEERS
No. Ay. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . 890 $4 40 18. . 905 $4 fc5 22. . 1160 J5 15
J..1130 4 GO 1..1050 4 90 1..1030 5 15
10..1200.4C5 29. . 919 G ( K ) 20. . 1314 620
13. .1007 475 25. .1049 500 18. .1301 5-0
1. . SCO 475 19. . 1073 500 21. .1181 G 25
22..110G 475 22. . 1145 500 40..1.52 D 30
46. . 1260 4 SO 22..125S 5 15
19. .1015 5 00 61. . 825 5 10
STEERS AND HEIFERS
G. . 776 460 12. . 1000 490 15. . 926 490
COWS.
1. . 750 15. . 979 3 00 2..1175 3 EO
1. . 050 1. . 850 3 00 2..1100 3 EO
3. . 893 1..1030 3 10 1..1120 350
3. . 77C 1. . 930 3 15 17. . 927 3 E5
3. . 56 D. . D53 3 25 1..1150 3 to
1. . 7GO 1..1150 3 23 4.1027 3 75
1..1010 21. . 1030 3 IB 6. . S63 3 75
3. . 010 21. . 1000 3 25 1..1050 3 85
1. . 950 1..1030 3 25 2..1150 3 t > 5
1. . 920 1..1090 326 1. .1230 3 90
1. . 9bO 9. . 1151 325 22 .1017 3 90
C. . 966 27. . 938 3 25 3..1140 3 95
1..1120 3 00 2..1140 3 45 2 . 900 4 00
G.,1011 3 00 1. . 870 3 43 1..1120 4 15
1. . 910 300 1..1030 3 BO 1. . 9W 4 35
1. . 9SO 3 00
COWS AND HEIFERS.
9. . 781 3 bO 2..1030 375
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
2. . 870 1 40 1. . 930 3 15 1..10.SO 350
1. . 920 2 SO 1. . 800 3 25 1..1220 3 C5
3. . 9H 290 9. . 7Gt 3 25 2. , 605 3 70
1. . WO 300 1..1100 3 25
HEIFERS.
1. . 720 3 25 3. . 93li 3 So 1. . 910 4 25
4. . CW 3 70 1. . 920 4 00 1. . 920 I 25
1. . 890 3 75 7. . 907 4 00 1..1030 5 . ' 0
2. . 4SO 3 S3
DULLS.
1. . 9SO 225 1..1000 3 25 1..1220 3 GO
1..1410 3 00 2. . 945 3 40 1..1420 3 75
1..14W ) 315 1..12GO 3 40 2. . S20 4 00
CALVES
1 . 320 4 BO 4. . 250 5 70 2 . 125 G GO
1. . 220 5 50 1. . 210 G 50 2. . 145 6 EO
STAGS.
1. . 630 4 00 1..12SO 4 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 , . 960 275 1..1140 3 75 2 . 840 4
4..103 10 1. . 770 4 10 33. . 577 4 40
1..1090 3 10 1. . 740 4 15 14. . 872 4 C5
G..1140 3 75 G . 794 4 25 15. . 823 4 GO
WESTERNS.
TEXAS.
No. Av. Pr.
47 steers 8101180
BJ steers 801 390
HOas Sellers got the worst of It today ,
but a reaction was due , BO that the slump
In prices could hardly bo said to have been
unexpected. On last Saturday the. hogs
sold on an average nt J3.99 , from which
point the market w nt up by leaps nnd
bounds until yesterday the hogs averaged
M 23 , which was an advance of close to 30o
In three days. This morning Chicago c.amo
fully lOo lower nnd later on reported a
break of IBc. Under that influence ths
market at this point opened 7' ' 5j"10c lower
The llrbt sales were largely at $120 , with
a tl 2-5 top. At the same time Home of the
heaviest packers were holding off and bid
ding In many coses only J4 15. Sellers in
most Instances were unwilling 1o make the
concession demanded nnd the result was a
alow and draggy market , with buyers nnd
flellers apart In their vl wa Gradually the
liogs went toward the ncales at Jl 17WM 20 ,
mostly , but the movement was slow ull the
morning and U was late nefore anything
Ilko a clearance was effected The clos
was very dull and weak at the decline.
The table of average prices at head of
column show the cnanges that have taken
[ ilace In the market the last few daya.
Representative Bales ;
SHEDP There were only two loads of
killers In the > nrns and two loads ot f ° cd-
crs , which was not enough to do nnjthing
with. The market was In consequence very
dull and slow. Eastern mutton markets
continue weak and that fact Is Invlng a
depressing effect upon the mutton market.
Quotations : Prime nntive " 'ethers , $12a
iJH 50 , good to choice grass vv thers $4 In
( RM 30 , fair to good grass wethers , J3 751 *
410 , good to choice grass ewc J340JJ3GO.
good to choice spring lambs , JIGOffGOO , fair
to good spring lambs , $5 OMi5 50 , common
spring lambs , $4 003J4.2o. Representative
hales :
No. Av. Pr.
9 old ewes SG ? 2 00
3 western bucks 126 325
210 Wyoming grass wethers 107 4 10
493 South Dakota wethers 69 4 25
ChliMlKo Ll\v Stoclc.
CHICAGO , July 20 CAITTLE The de
mand for cattle today was Plow nt Ihe re-
ce it decline Fancy grades brought f5 75ii >
G.S5 ; choice steers , J5 BOST5.70 , mediums Jo 00
(35.20 ( , beef steer" . $4.60ifT4.95 ; bulls , J2.MJ& '
4.50 , cows and heifers , $3.6504.00 , western
fed steers , $4.G5Q5.65 ; Te\ans , J3 60H0.25 ;
calves , } 4 25iff < > .75.
HO-GS The supply of hogs was grenler
th in the demand and prices declined 10 ®
15c ; fair to choice , $4.37HS4.E5 , heavj pack
ers , $4.2004 35 ; mixed. W.20JTI GO. butchers ,
J4 20fi4 55 ; light grades , $1.25J.75 ; pigs ,
* 3 755M.45.
SHEEP fThero was an active slaughter
ing demand for sheep at unchanged prlre * ;
inferior to prime sheep , $4.251(5.25 ( , western
rangers $3 bO ® ! GO , rams , K 50113.30 ; ewes.
S3 5004.25 ; yearlings , $ .60@5.50 , spring
lambs , $3 751(6.90. (
Receipts : Cattle , 6,500 head ; hogs , 30,000
head ; sheep , 10,000 head.
l\ew York Live Stock.
NEW YORK , July 20-JBEEVBS Re
ceipts , 5,174 head ; trad * limited ; ordlnarv
to good steers $4 S06 45 ; bulls , Hrm at $3 00
© 3 .JO ; cows , $3 2500 40. Cables quote mar
ket collapsed for live cattle and selling at
lO WUHc per Ib ; tops , ll c ; refrigerator
beef , S'/jc Exports , none.
CALVES Receipts. 201 head ; veals , firm
to 15c higher , buttermilks , olmoat nominal ;
30 calves unsold ; veals , $4000675 ; butter
milks J225.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts , 5700
head ; 27 4 cars on sale ; sheep very dull ;
Iambs , firm ; top grades , 10015c higher ,
saven cars , mainly sheep , unsold , common
to prime sheep $3 CHKii-4 60 , ordinary to
choice lambs , $5 350C & 5 ; one car , $7.10
HOGS ( Receipts , 2 2C5 head ; one car for
sale , market firm at $4830000 , deck of
western sold at $4 90
St. I.ouliH Mi < - Stock.
ST. LOUIS. July 20. CATTLE Receipts ,
2,000 head , Including 800 Texans ; market
steady to strong ; fair to choice
native shipping and export steers , $4 7505 50
with fancy grades worth up to $5 75 , dressvd
beef and butcher eteors $40005 5 ; stttrs
under 1,000 pounds , $3 5005 00 ; stockers and
feeders , $2800450 , cows' and heifers , $2255 ?
485 ; bulls , $3000360. canners. $1251 ( . > 75 ;
Texas and Indian steers , $3500490 ; cows
and heifers , $2500355
HOGS Receipts , 5500 bend ; market lOc
lower , plgv * nnd lights. $4350445 , packers ,
$4.4004 50 , butchers , $4 4MT4 55.
SHEEP Receipts , 3,500 head : market
steady ; native muttons , $100@4 50 , lambs.
$4000630 , stockers , $2950350 ; cullb and
bucks , $2500450
KniiNiiH City I.lie Stork.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. July 20-CATTLE
Receipts , 2,100 natives , 1OM ) Texans ; good
dcm.ind for all cln " * ea at bt early to Mronrf
prices ; heavy native steers , $ 'i 20f(5.4i ( ;
light weights , $4.7005.25 ; stockers and feed
ers , $1 4006.00 ; butchers' cows nnd heifers ,
$3.000G 10. western steers , $4.4005.35 , Tex
ans. $1 20 4.75.
HOGS Receipts , 6,930 head ; market slow ,
GfilOp lower ; heavy. $4.004.42'/4 ! , mixed ,
$4.2004.05. light. $4.150-1 "SO , pg ! = , $1.0001.20.
SHEEP Receipts , 2,640 head ; spring
lambs , In excellent demand at advance of
10@15c ; muttons active and strong ; spring
lambs , $5 000t > 25 ; muttons , $4,0001.75 ; mock
ers and feeders , $3 0004.20 ; culls , $2.0 ( o3,25.
SI. Jon < -ili I.Ue Stoe-lc.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , July 20. ( Special. )
The Journal nuotes :
CATTLE Receipts , 1,600 head ; market
active and steudy to strong : natives , $1500) )
545 ; Texas nnd westerns , $3650545 , cows
and he'fers. $2000190. bulls and stags , $230
04 75 ; yearlings and calves $ lli0' ' > 20 slork-
ers and feeders , $3 500' ! 75 ; veals , $5250650
HOGS Receipts , G SOO head , market 5 to
lOc lower : hoivy nnd medium , $4250140 ;
light , $ I200IT. ; pigs , $1Kjj410 ! ) , bulk of
sales $4 2504 35
SIIEDP Receipts , SOO head ; market ac
tive and strong.
Slock In
Following are the receipts nt thft four
principal western markets for Inly 20-
Cattle Hogs Slipnp
Omaha 1,195 10701 9S
Chicago GW ) 30000 10001
Knnnifl City 3240 G P20 2 640
St. Louis 2800 5500 3,000
Totals "mr 53,130 17.1M
Cnllforiiln Drlri ! PriiltK.
NEW YORK. July 20-CALIFORNIA
DRIED rilUITS-Qulet ; jobbing Inquiry
Royal , 14c. Moor Park , lie. Peaches , un >
peeled , 100 > llc. *
Mortgages For Sale
Wo have on hand a list of
gilt-edge securities for sale.
Call andsee us.
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TONE 1813
HRPElEY&CO.
JAMES E. BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 1030. Omaha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
UOARD OP THAUB.
Dlrft wlni I" Clilcino and -Jew Torfc.
Corr * pond iUl John Ju Wamu * C&
When Travcllnjj
Read The Be ©
Hero Is Whore
You Will Find it in tha
Principal Cities.
ANACONDA , MONT.
Jnmfm 51. Coilnril ,
ATLANTA. 0\ .
ICImbnll IIoiinc .Np v Stand.
BOSTON.
Putilla I.lbrnrr.
Vrnitonie llntul
noiton l'rr Club , 14 IloiTTorth > t >
BUFFALO ,
flenooe Ilotrl .NP TW Stnud.
BUTTB.
\Vm. SUleliln.
CAMBRIDGE , MASS.
lln.r > nnl liu't cmlty Library.
CHEYENNE.
E. A. Lotrnn , aiS Wftt lOtb. Bt.
Clip } eunc Clnb.
CHICAGO.
Auditorium Annex CTTH Stand.
Auditorium Hotel .Ne n Snml.
Oriiml 1'iiollln Hotel Xvn-n lnni1.
Ciruut Northern Hold to Tin Mtnnd.
I'nlmrr Hollar Neun Mnnd.
oMofllee Nevrn Stand , Ao. aiT
Imru Street.
Anoelated AdvertUcr' * Clnb ,
HUU P.
CLEVELAND.
IVcildvll IIOIIHO.
The llollendeii.
Commercial Traveler * ' Aicooliitlom
3Iaionio Temple.
COLORADO SPRINGS.
' Home.
'
DENVER.
Hotel Sen * Slniul.
Ilitinildiii .t K.-iulrlck. DOO-O12 ITth r *
Mt-Lnln , Pitt A. Co. , S.tr. Sixteenth St.
Prntt Meroniitlle Co. . ir.f. I.nrlmcr S *
The Stationer Co. , 15th iiud IrftTrrenM
SlrretK.
\VtnUdor Hotel -Ncrrti Stnud.
DBS MOINES.
Motcm Jncolin , Huck Inlniid Depot.
Y. M. C. A. Hcnilluij : Iloom. _
DULUTH , MINN.
Wlta Jt llcniictt , ait W. Superior St.
FORT SMITH , ARK.
U. O. A. ItvniUiiic Iloom
HAVANA , CUBA. V
lUKlntcrru Hotel Ilondluir Koom. /
HONOLULU , 11. I.
Honolulu Hotel llcndlnu Room.
HELENA.
\V. A. Jloorc , Uth ntcnue and MtUn Slh
Uclena Public Ltlirnr7.
HOT SPRINGS , S. D.
Oeorffc Gllixoii.
HOT SPRINGS , ARK.
O. II. AVcu cr A Co.
F. C. Ilov IIIK.
L. D. Cooper A Co. , 020 Central AT * .
KANSAS CITY.
nobcrt Held. 14)-2 McGee St.
Conteii .jouno .NCTVH Stand.
JjIlHuourl llcpiilillcau Club , 000 DnltU
more A > c.
Pnlillc Library.
IllcUseckrr Clieur Co , Otu and Wnlnnl
oppoiilte I * . O.
HnllTHiy V. 31. C. A. , room 27 Uulow
Depot , Kannnii Ctt > , Mo.
Public Library.
LEXINGTON , KY.
Y. SI. C. A. IleiulliiK Iloom.
LINCOLN.
W. S. EilmlHUiii , lisa U Street , Del IT.
cry AKCiit.
LOS ANGELES.
Oilier & Haliieis 1011 S. Siirlnff St.
P. II. Ilaniicoiu , 4UU H. Mala St.
LONDON , ENGLAND.
Ounrlcs AGIHlK' * Amerlcnu ISxchanmi
a Cocknpur St. , Trafalgar Sq. , s. W.
MANILA , P. I.
Andrrir F. Scboiin , Cor. I'ucnte du
Eapaiin and EHCoItn Sticeti.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Public Library.
Went Hotel Aevra Stand.
NEW YORK. * /
Cooper Union Library.
Fifth A if nil.- Hotel Nevtn Stand.
Fifth A * rime Hotel Itciulliiic Iloosu
Umpire Hotel.
Ilruomr Street Library.
Holland. HOIIHC Ituadlimr Hoonk.
Hoffman Hnune.
Iiupcrlul Hotel Kevvii Stand.
McclmnleiT and IVndrrn' Frc L4brar7t
No. IH Kant Sixteenth SJrc t. \
Prp H Club , laO Nninau Mt. '
\VeBtinlniiter Hotel Iteudliii
\VliulMiir Hotel llufiilliitr
Y. M. O. A. , ailil Street . 4th
OGDEN.
W.VVebb , 240B Wu lil 1 < B AT * .
\V. G. Kind.
PARIS , FRANCE.
Nerr York Herald Iteadiiur n
Ave , lie 1'Oporn.
Thou. Coolc fc .Soin , l AT * . Am
PONCE , PORTO RICO.
Zaire & Grnlront.
PORTLAND. ORE.
IV. 10. Jniiffl , ! ! ! ) ! Alder SI
t'ortUnd Hati-1 > evrn Stand.
PHILADELPHIA ,
llercnntlle Library.
SACRAMENTO.
Public Library.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Public Library.
9AU JUAN , PORTO RICd.
Hotel rnidntrrra Itradlii * HM.
SANTA ANA , CAL.
Santa Ana Free Publki Llbirftry.
SALT LAKE CITY ,
L , r. Ilniniuel , Lyacunt 'I1i > i f ,
Suit LuUe Ne < 7 > U .
Public Library.
SEATTLE
Ua trrn INniTH Co. , aiU 1-1 rite * Mi.
A. T. L ii nil her if ,
Georffe F. Ward.
SIOUX CITY.
Oarri'tuon Hotel \r > B
Mondaiulii Hotel ftfnm
Hotel Vcmliiiarr Ne m HtHM
Coimny A XnleUerbocker.
I'ubllu Library ,
Gerald FlUKllibon , 70(1 r vtk ft ,
Itoy Allen , ! 1-1 Center St.
Y. U. C. A. Heading Ilooia.
SPOKANE.
John V Graham 7-II-7UO IfclTcrillV.
Avenue.
ST. JOSEPH.
Itrnndow' * Ar y Stuud , T9l ! Ednionti
trcet.
Junction \i'T Stand , not K u ud M
Y. II. C. A. Head I HIT Hoaa * .
ST PAUL , MIHM.
I'rrin Clnb.
Windsor Hotel.
ST. LOUIS
B , J. Jett , BOO Ullie Hi.
Planter * ' Hotel New >
I'ubllu Llbrnr ?
WASHINGTON , D. 0.
IVIllnrd'i Hotel > etv HtanA ,
\rllnulon llotol.
3on < rreniilonal I.llirpry.
tllcK" Hunii * .
Vrrlnnltui al DepartuitMt
Ucpubllaau N tluiml Cuu > iulttt *