10
THE OMATTA DAILY
1VEE:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Eatas In tho Growing Belt Drivo Corn
Lowor.
WHEAT MARKET FOLLOWS IN THE DECLINE
On Ik Arc Quirt nnil Hrlntlvclj
titeuiller 'I'll mi llu Oilier Grnln
Jlnrkrts Provisions Arc Wrnk,
liillucncril !' HcopIjiU.
CHICAGO, July 10. Wheat inclined toilay
on lower cables and In sympathy with torn,
September closing Tic under yesterday.
Corn sold oft on rains In tho Kfowlnir bait
mid closed l'Mil-JJc lower for September.
Hcptembcr oats closed ic lower. Provi
sions were weak, ia'6?15o to JOo down nt
the close.
All the session tho monthly government
crop report due after the close stood as a
successful barrier to speculative operations
in grain. In wheat there was the narrowest
market In weeks. September opened TWl'.ic
under yesterday at SOlfcc to Wic and sold off
to 79Jc soon after. L'ntll tho concession
In prlco had been tnado there was prac
tically no demand. The occasion of the
HhrlnkiiKfl In values over night was on
hcuvy receipts at Liverpool, which resulted
In a decline of WIl'M at that market.
Com whb also weak und this had a de
pressing effect. Septumber recovered to
KWhyHoa later, helped by a big decrease In
tho world's visible anil by u bit better
rash demand. It did not hold It, however,
and the closo was barely steady, 7e under
yesterduy at M)?ic Tho trade throughout
was mostly nibbling for small prollts by
scalpers. The world's visible- decreased
fi.ldWiO bu. Shipping sales here were 2.1O,
W bu. and New York reported 30O,(XW bu.
taken for export. Clearances were equal
In wheat and Hour to IST.dW bu. At pri
mary points receipts aggregated 36,000 ml.,
compared with KS5.00O bu. Inst year. Min
neapolis and Dulutli reported 101 cars,
against 96 last week and G57 a year ago. It
was figured that a report making tho total
crop over DOn.ooo.OOO bu. would bu bcurlBh
under that bullish.
Corn was moderately active, but nervous
In tho fnco of tho approaching government
report. Halna In Kansas and other parts
of tho country where the big crops come
from had cool weather and good rains. As
tho crop expert has been saying sad things
would happen without tho aforementioned
moisture and as the market has been bulled
on tho dryness there was naturally a movu
In tho opposite direction today. There was
a good cash business, about 9W.O0O bu.
September sold between 4lc and 43ttc, clos
ing lUfflc under yesterduy ut 4T,ic ltc
celptM were. 1,018 cars.
Oats were quiet und relatively, steadier
than tho other grain markets. The govern
ment report will probably show some loss
In tho northwest, This fact saved the mar
ket from further decline In sympathy with
corn nnd wheat. There was a fair commis
sion house demand on the early break.
September sold between l!3!,c and 2l',ic and
closed J4o down nt 21c. Kecclpts wero 300
cars.
Provisions wore weak, Influenced by largo
hog receipts, easiness at the yards and the
grain weakness. There was considerable
selling by a big local speculator which
aided In tho flumping off. September pork
sold between ?l2.fcf and $12.G0 and closed 30c
under yesterday ut 12.b"'i; September lnrd
between .9"V4 and tfi.xS, closing lZVililBo
down nt K.8ZQG.XIV1. and September ribs
between $7.07',4 and 10.93, with the closo 15c
down at 16.95,
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 30
curs: corn, 3s5 cars; oats, 170 cars; hogs,
30.000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
Arllcles. Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes"y.
Wheat
July
Aug.
Sept.
Corn
July Aug.
Sept.
Oats
July Aug.
Sept.
Pork
July
Sept.
Lard
July Sept.
Out.
Ribs
July Sept.
i78'4f?i,i
7ST4 78V4 78 79H
79 78T5 79' i S0V4
S07itf!4 797i SO',4 SI
' 43 KK 42
I3fii 42T4ff 13 -13 tl'4flU
41 43U 43i 11'Mjls
ZlX 23 23 21
2IH 23'.$ 23v 21
244 23T4 2IVi
12 40 12 70
12 85 I 12 60 12 67J6 12 8744
6 75 6 90
6 9744 6 85 6 8744 7 00
7 0244 C S7'.4 6 87(4 7 0246
6 95 7 10
7 0746 6 95 6 93 7 10
78-fl',4l
43 (Till
43'4tf44
' 23i;
23Ti
2l',i
12 85
6 9714
7 W
No. 2.
Cash quotations wore as' follows:
FLOUR Easy; winter patents. $l.l0fT4.20;
straights, $3.20fi3.90; clears, $3.00Sf3.70; spring
ppeclal, $4.754.85; patcntK, $:i.W)(4.20;
straights. $3.2Og3.70: bakers, $2.30f(2.80.
WHEAT-No. 3, 75Q7644c; No. 2 red, 81
S2c.
CORN No. 2, 434il3ic; No. 2 yellow,
43Sl 4144c.
OATS-No. 2. 2l441T2444c: No. 2 white, 2646
ff(27o: No. 3 white, 2546ij26c.
RYE No. 2. 0OS6144C.
HA RLE Y Fair to choice malting. 4.Wc.
SEED8 Flax, No. 1, $1.80; No. 1 north
western, $1.80; prime timothy, $3.10.
Clover, contrnet grade, $?.00.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl $11.70
S12.60. Lard, per 100 lbs., $6.7386.80. Short
ribs sides ( ooso). $6.S51i7.20. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $6.7507.00. Short clear
sides (boxeil), $7.D07.70.
WHISKY Pasls of high wines. $1.23.
SUOARS-Cut lonf. $6.6s; granulated, 16.02;
rnnfeetioners' A. $5.8S: off A. $5.83.
The receipts and shipments for today were
ns follows:
Ship
Articles. Receipts, ments.
Flour, bbls 10.000 9.000
Wheat, bu 30.000 92.000
Corn, bu 420,000 osi.ooo
Oats, bu 236,000 410,(K)
Rve. bu l.tOJ
Uarley, bu y... 13,000 1,W0
On tho Produco exchange today the but
ter market was slow; creameries, ISfil'Jc;
dairies, 141il"c. Cheese, quiet, at 9',401O4iC
Eggs, steady; iresn, iul,4C
NI01V YOIllv (iENKHAL MARKET.
Quotntlnii for the liny on Varlonn
Coin inoilltlfH,
NEW YORK. July 10. FIX)UR-Recelpts
21,474 bbls.; exports, 10,993 bbls.; sales, 7,170
packages: quiet and easier; buying being
restrained by tho government report duo
lato in tho day: winter patents. Sl.iyu4.t0
winter strnlghts, $3.WI"I.10; winter extras,
$2.50fli3.15; winter low grades. $2.404i2,70;
Mlniifflota.. patents, $l.60Tfo.OO; winter bakers,
m&ffm.tK. Rve Hour, nulet: sales; 300 bbls.:
fair to good, $.UGH3.30; cholco to fancy, $3.33
413. 7S.
C'OItNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
17c; city, two; Hramlywlne, :.m('-.lo.
nYli Dull: No. 2 western. C3e. f. o. b
afloat; state, 6iy2c, c, I, f., Now York
car lots.
HAR LEY Dull; feeding, c. 1. f., New
Tork, 48c: malting. 49fi33c, c. I. f. Now York
HARLEY MALT Nominal.
Ayil EAT Receipts, 199 bu,; exports, 4.000
mi,; Ma us, .i,i,u,ui nn,; iiuurcs. .iww uu,
export; spot, weak; No. "J red. 7l'.4o t. o. b.
ailoat; rso. J reu, i-w. eievaior; iNO. ;
northern. Dullith. S2c f. o. b, nlloat. to ar
rive. Ontlons wero generally weak all day
and very slow. In addition to weak rnbles.
more fuvorablo crop newn from tho north
west and uttio loreign selling tne marget
was Increased by fears that tho ifovornmcnt
report might not glvo very good reports on
spring wheat. Closed weak at 4i74c net
decline: July. R6ifiWc. closed 86!o: Sep
tember, smiSl'ic, closed Me. October
closed at Si'ic; December, So'.iysoc, closed
0'lC.
CORN RerelntHf 127.075 bu.: exiorts. 233.
159 bu.; sales. 05,000 bu,; futures, 1,(00,000 bu.
ex;iort: snot, weak: No. 2. 49'ie f. o. b,
nlloat and 49 elevator. The option market
soul on an nay uniier nearisn canies, pre
dictions of rain In tho west nnd local un
loailliu; and desnttn a blir cash demnnd
closed weuk at l'.tc net loss; July, 4smj
4s"hic, ciofea li'.ic; septemuer, 4SVi5i4U,.4C,
closed 4SWc.
OATS-llecelnts, 128.0CH) bu.; exports, 23.505
nu.: saieB, mmuu uu.: spot, wenKcr; no.
2, 2S46c; No. 3, 2Sc; No, 3 white. 28'4c; No,
s wiuie, wo; trncK, mixeu wesicrn, isr.-JC!
track, whlto western. 30iT3(c: track, white,
tato, 301f3lo; options' were Inactive and
lnrer with eorn.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 70Q75C; 'good to
Clioice. swisnse,
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice
js:m crop, iui'mc; oiu, airoc; acirio coast
1S99 crop. lMi'13o; old, 3fi6c.
HIDES Firm; Oalveston. 20 to 23 lbs., ISe
California, 21 to 23 ids,, 2l,6c; Texas dry
II U 111 1t,u 1 J.i
LEAT1 1 El Steady ; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres. llglit lo lieavywelgnts, 2i44U.i4u
PHOVlSIONS-Reof. steady; family. $10.50
ii2.w; mess, ju.ooiity.5o: uetr nanis, j-.uoosf
51.00; packers. $3.(Wi6.11; clenr extra India
mess. ?13.(VM 15.75. Cut meats, firm: plckleil
nellies, 8iuuc: picKicd siiotiiiicrs, u?ic; pick
led hams, tOU10ic. Lard, easy; western
Kteamed, $7.2i'4; rellned. steady; continent,
$7.40: South America. iS: eomnound. til.23f?
6.3744. Pork. Ilrm; family. JU.Ovrn4.2S; short
clear. i;i.-.',i'fl ia.20; nn, i.t2ri'ija.l0.
TALLOW-FIrm; city ($2 per pkg.). 444c
country Inkirs. freel. 4VMi4';e.
RICE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 444
B'Ac; japan. ''iH'ic.
CilKKSE-Rccclpts, 10,1(6 pkgs.; firm
largo white, OVi large colored, 9Hci email
while, !)" small colored, 9'4C
IiriTEH-ltecelpts, 17.915 pkgs.; tendy;
creamry, l7?t!9Hc, factory, mlTc.
KtlOS-Hecelpts, 11,166 pkgs.; itcady;
western, nt mark, WiuiO for average lots;
western, loss on, 14l.c.
Miri'ALS-In sympathy with an advance
of Is for spot In London our market Jumped
Homo fortv-llve points today, closltfg firmer
In tono at H2.W. The Iron markets continue
In much the same unsatisfactory condition
ns heretofore. 1'hlladelphla reports the nom
inal quotation from Co to 100 down. There
Is hardly any business doing. 1Mb Iron war
rants were quoted nt 113.60, nominal. Cop
per ruled dull und unchanged at J1S.D0. Lead
whs dull nnd unsettled on the bases of
$3.9ltf 1.021s, and spelter was also dull nnd
unchanged at H.20iil.2G. The brokers' price
for lead was 13.50 and for copper 416.25.
OMAHA wholusalk. mahkkts.
Condition of Trmle anil Quotation on
ttliiplr mill I'liiif)- l'roilurr,
KOOS Ileenlpts liberal; good stock, 944c.
L1V10 I'Ot'LTllY-Hens. "WitSc; roosters,
nccordlng to ago nnd size, 31tlc; broilers,
12'4tHc; ducks, 4fj5c; gecec, t&-3ci turkeys,
Sc.
FRESH DUHSSHD l'OULTHY Hens, m
''40 ; roosters, fijOc; ducks und geese, O'w
10c. broilers, Va to 2 lbs., per doz., JlCOy)
f.CO: turkeys, 1244c.
II t'TTKK Common to fair, 13'4c; choice,
l.Vi16c; separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
17'fMle
FISH Trout, 9c; blue fish, 12c; pickerel,
8c; catfl'h. 12c; dresscl buflnln, Cc: vhtte
Huh, 10c; herring, 5c; black ti.iss, 16c; sal
mon, lite; white bass. 10e: cropplc, 10c; pike,
9c; halibut, 12c; bullheads, 10c: ring perch,
Ce: lobsters, green, 22c; boiled lobsters. 25c;
mackerel, 20c; codfish, 10c; yellow perch, 6c.
IMriKONH-Mvc, per doz., SOcyJl.OO.
VKALS-Cholce. 9f?10c.
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
J7.30; midland, choice, 16.60: lowland, choice,
fi 0; ryo straw, choice, Jfi.00: No. 3 corn,
37c; No. 3 whlto its,, 21c: cracked corn,
per ton, $16.00; corn nnd oats, cnopped, per
ton, 113.50; bran, per ton, $12.60; shorts, per
ton, $12.50.
VK013TAHL.I2S,
CtlCUMnKHS-I'er doz.. lOSCOc.
ASPARAGUS Home grown, per doz., 20
23c.
NEW TURNIPS-Per doz. bunchea, 25
30c.
NKW IJKRTS-Per doz. bunches. SOe.
NKW CAHHOT3 Per doz. bunches, 23c.
LKTTUCK Per doz. bunches. 20c.
rtADlSHKS Home-grown, per doz., 15
20c.
PKAS-Per H-bu. basket. 60c.
WAX I1I3ANS Per half bu, basket, 40
60o.
NI2W TOMATOES Per bu.. 50c
CAHHAOK-Home-crown. per lb lc
CAI'MKI.OWKH-Por doz., J1.00.
OIIEEN COHN-Pcr doz., 101115c.
TOMATOES-Mlsslsslppl. per four-basket
crate. TrVftMc.
MITRHJIOOMS-Por lb. box, DOc.
HHUHAItU-Per lb., l62c; homo grown,
per lb., 2c.
ONIONS-Callfornla, per sack. $2.00.
FRUITS
STRAWDERR1ES - Colorado shipping
stock, per 21-qt. case. $2.75.
liljACitlilsillllrtti for lu-qi. case. .za.
ULACIC RASPIJERltlES-Per 21-at. case,
13. CO,
$2.75: per 24-pt. case. $1.50.
RED RASPBERRIES Per 24-pt. case,
$2.50.
Iu.TTEiERRIES 16-qt. cases, J2.ZS.
Cl'RRANTS Per 24-qt. case. $2.00.
PEACHES-Callfornla, per box, 90cQ$l.
APRICOTS-Callfornla, per box, $1.35.
l'M'MS-Callfornla. per crate, $1.25.
PRPNES-Callfornla. per crate. $1.351.50.
1IARTLKTT PEARS Per basket, $2.20.
OOOSEHERRIES-Per 24-qt. case, $2.
CIIMIIRIES California, ncr 10-lb. box.
$1.10ffl,23: Missouri, per 24-qt. case, $2.25;
8-lt). nasKets. imiwc.
AVATERMELONS As to size, 30340O
each.
APPLES Native, CO075C per bu.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPIiES-Per doz.,3l.50O1.75.
OI1ANQE8 California! Mediterranean
sweets, per box. $1; budded seedlings, $3.
'LEMONS California, fancy. $4.75: choice.
$1.50.
HANANAa per ouncn, accoruing to size,
$2.23B3.00.
Jliut-s.
HIDES No. 1 creen hides. 7c: No. 2
creen hides, fie: No. 1 salted hides. 7c: No.
2 salted hides, 60; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12
lbs., 8c; no. 2 veal cair, iz 10 m ids., be.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Hickory, larce. ner bu.. $1.25:
shcllbarks. $1.35: English walnuts, per lb..
12t?13c: niberts, per lb., 12c: nlmonds, per
lb., 14010c; raw, per lb., 544QSc; roasted,
6460744c.
CHANGE'S IS AVAII.AUI.E SUPPLIES.
Cable nnil Telegraphic Report
of
Crnln Afloat nnil Ashore.
NEW YORK. July 10. SDCcial cable and
telegraphic communications to Uradstreet's
show tho following chnnges In tho avail
able supplies from thu last account:
Wheat. United States and Canada, east
of Rockies (Liverpool Corn Trade News),
Increase, 640,0(0 bu.: afloat for and In Eu
rope, decrease, 2,wo,wo bu. corn, united
States and Canada. eaBt Rockies. Increase.
2,339,000 bu. Outs, United States and Can-
ndu, east uocKies, decrease, 71,000 ou.
isoie: immense uecrcaso in anoat ana in
Europe duo to monthly revisions. Broom
hall cables that stocks on July 1 came out
smaller than expected nearly everywhere.
Among tno moro important increases re
ported to Uradstreet's, not given In the of
ficial visible supply statement are those of
,oi.uj ou, at cnicago orivatc elevators and
a2.000 bu. nt Depot Harbor.
The nrlnc nal decreases are thoso of 140.000
bu. nt Manitoba storage points and 100,000
uu, at nortnwestern interior elevators. The
aggregato stock of wheat held at Portland.
Tacoraa and Seattle decreased 78,009 bu. last
weeK.
St. IjIiiiIm (train and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. July 10. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 cash, elevator, 77'4c: track. 78W7Mic;
July, TP.ic: August, 77'tj7744c;, September,
is'ic: iso. naru. iiViC.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 42c; track,
4346c: July, 41c; September. 4244c.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. 24Hc: track.
25f25c; July. 2344c; September, 2$4ic; No. 2
white. 2SHW29C
RYE-Weak nt 53c.
FLOUR-Unchanccd: patents. $3.R5'Ir4.0G:
extra fancy and straight, $3.40i(3.65; clear,
$3,005(3.30.
SEEDS Timothy, spot, $2.602.75; prime,
new, deliverable August and September,
out. Max, weaK nt ji.; ror July.
COItNMEAL-Steady, $2.2l,h2.25.
BRAN Strong: sacked, cast track. 69c.
HAY Firm; timothy, $9.0013.00; prairie,
WHISKY-Steady, $1.23.
IRON COTTONTIES-$t.38.
HAGGINO-Sr!8ie.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PHOVISIONS-Pork, steady: Jobbing,
$13.00. Lard, lower: prime steam. JC.Oo:
choice. J6.65, Dry salt meats (boxed),
steady; extra shorts, $7.3744; clear ribs, $7.50;
elenr mIiIpm. 7.f,JW. . Itnnnn ftinTmll ulnmlv
extra shorts, $7,7',4; clear ribs, $S; clear
Sides. .iL'Vj.
METALS Lend, dull at $3.95. Spelter,
dull at $UOf74.1246.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 644c;
springs, 10ft 1044c; turkeys, 54tCc; ducks, 544c;
tqirinK's mc; geese, oc; springs, c,
EOns-Hlsher at 8c,
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 161946c;
dairy. ll16c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 7.000 bbls.; wheat, 145,-
wo uu.: corn, k,vm du,; oats. 22.009 uu,
SHI PM KNT8 Flour, 5,000 bbls.; wheat,
n.uuu ou. ; corn, ju,uuu ou.; oats, .-,uuu du.
Knnnnn City (irnln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, July lO.-WHEAT-July,
69c; September. 7144c; cash, No. 2 hard,
7144&72c: No, 3, 6SQ71e; No. 2 red, 764407746c;
No. 3, 73&75c.
CORN September, 41,ic; cash, No. 2
mixed, 41HI5c; No. 2 white, 45046c; No. 3,
UiiCi nominal.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2S',4c.
RYE No. 2. 5SC.
HAY Prices nro for new crop: choice
timothy, $9.50?10.00; cholco prairie, $7.25W
i.w.
BUTTER-Crcnmory, 15lSc; dairy, fancy,
He.
EOOS Higher; fresh Missouri and' Kan
sas stock, S44c, loss off; southern eggs, 646o,
whltewood cases Included.
RECEIPTS Wheat, 81,600 bu.; corn, 6,500
uu.; OUIH, 4,(l uu.
S II I PM ENTS Wheat, 66,200 bu.; corn,
8,0 nu.; oats, j.vw nu.
Liverpool (Irnln anil Provisions,
LIVERPOOL. July 10. WHEAT Soot
firm: Nn, 1 northern spring. 6s 544d; No. 1
California, 6s 6dfo6s b'.id: futures, nulet:
July, 6s 3'.6d; September, 6s 344d; December,
muiiir.ai.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4s l'jd: American mixed, old 4s 3d:
futures, quiet; July, 4s Hid; September, 4s
244d.
FLOUR-8t. Louis fancy winter, dull, 6s
PROVISIONS-IIams, short cut, firm. 4s
nacon. Cumberland cut, Ilrm, 39s 6d. Short
ribs, Ilrm. 36. Cd; clear bellies, firm, 41s.
Lard, higher: prlmo western, tlrm, 35s 6d;
American refined, In palls, firm, 37s,
Receipts of wheat during Inst three days,
207.000 centals, Including 2IS.000 American.
Receipts of American corn during last
liui'u nays, ccuiais,
Hiilutli Wlnut Mnrket.
DULUTH. July 10.VHEAT-No. 1 hard
cash, 8340; September, .JHc; August, S3'4c
December S3Me: Nn. 1 northern ensh. sis:k
September, 8Pc; August, SlTle; December,
M"vc; ro, . uoruiern, no,
3 spring,
OATS-27fl2744c
.Mlnneniinlls AVhrnt Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 10.-WHEAT-In
store. No. 1 northern, July, 75',ic; Septem
ber, on track, No. 1 hard, 8214c;
No. 1 northern, 804io No. 2 northern, 78ic
'FLOUR Lower, llrst patents, $4.45; sec
ond patents, $4.25; first clear, $3.15; second
clear. $2.60.
RIIAN-In bulk. $13.0g'13 SO.
To Into .Market,
TOLEDO, O.. July lO.-WHEAT-Dull nnd
lower; spot, 83c; July, 83c; August, 8344c;
September, 3c.
CORN-Dull nnd lower; No. 2 cash, 4144c;
September, 4l',4c.
OATS Dull nnd lower; No. 2 cash, 54c;
September, 2lc.
RYE Dull nnd unchanged; No. 2 cash,
Wc.
CLOVBRSEED-Dull and unchanged: 1S9S
prime, $5.10; 1899 prime, $3.60; October, $5.90;
No. 2. $1.75.
Milwaukee (irnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, July 10. WI I EAT Mar
ket lower; No. 1 northern, 80'.4SSOc; No. 2
northern, 78V4079C.
HYE-Easy; No, 1. 62c
HARLEY Quiet; No. 2, 47463 He; sample,
40347 46c
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AMI RONDS.
Mnrket When Ciniinreil with Pre
vlotin Session SIuims Life.
NEW YORK. July lO.-Tho .stock market
was rather dull today, but compared with
yesterday's seml-stapnntlton It had nn np
pearanco of considerable nnlmntlon. Tho
large Increases In prlcr of stocks which
resultel from the comparatively small deal
ings aro a striking evidence of the small
floating supply of stocks now offering In
the market. Tho opening dealing.! were on
an extremely small cale, but tho market
gained strength and volume ns the day
tirosressed, The railroad stocks wero es
pecially well taken, but the Industrials nnd
specialties had their full share In the
strength of the day's market. The list of
securities dealt In showed a considerable
lengthening over that for some tlmo paot.
A number of factors co-opcrnted to cause
tho advance In prices. The excellent resist
ance offered yesterday In the face of tho
violent deellno and heavy liquidation In
Ilrooklyn Transit was In Itself a motive for
advancing prices on the part of professional
traders, whowo constant aim Is to see prices
move and who only need to see tho Impossi
bility demonstrated of n movement In one
direction to start a movement In another
direction.
Tho conviction thnt tho monthly crop re
port would show n material Improvement
In tho conditions not only In tho spring
wheat bplt, but In thoso portions of the
winter wheat belt which had suffered from
too much rain, played a large part In the
das''s advance and large short HncM wero
covered In tho stocks of nil tho grnln-carry-Ins
"roads. Tho vociferous alarm over the
corn crop professed by Bomo of the crop
experts was evidently viewed with skepti
cism by Wall street nnd the corn cnrrylng
grangers shared In tho general strength.
The widely disseminated reports of nn open
competition between tho grent steel rci
panles was a subject of rather quizzical In
difference) on the part of professional oper
ators, os was testified to by tho lato gen
eral advance In Ihe steel stocks. The more
cheerful tono In tho foreign markets In re
sponse to tho better news from China had
a larger Influence In this mnrket than news
from that source has had previously. The
better tono In Berlin was especially marked,
and doubtless the buying back of Americans
sold lost week from that center accounted
for the special strength of the Pacifies and
other Berlin favorites. The strong weekly
statement of tho Imperial bnnk of Cier
many, showing n heavy contraction, both In
loans and note Issue and a substantial gain
In ensh, showed the measure of the recupcr
ntlon of the financial system effected In
Rerlln. The continued drain on the gold
resources of the Bank of Enclaml pauses
surmise as to tho possibility of gold going
from New York this week, but n rise In
sterling nt Paris today showed a relaxation
pf tho principal Btraln on the English mar
ket. Tho stock market closed quiet and
iirm near mo lop.
mo oonu marKet was slightly moro active
than yesterday, but '.vas Irregular. Total
sales, par mine ttrnnnn TTnite.i stnt
bonds were unchnnged In bid quotations.
v-ummerciai-Auverusor s London Iinnn
clal cablegram says: Tho markets hero
wero quiet today. Hardening on tho news
from China nnd later relapsing somewhat
In tho Investment list on the announcement
of a county council stock Issue of c.S.OOO.MK)
at 3 per cent, offered at u. minimum of M,
London bought Americans moderately, par
ticularly Loulsvlllo & Nashville, on tho
current rumors about tho dividend nnd nlso
Illinois Central. The cenernl rontnnr-n .iia
346ff4. Call money was up nearly 1 per cent
on the payment of another war loan Install
ment, out ny tne close call money was
practically unicndnuie. Tho bank sold 211
000 gold In French coin nnd lost 14,000 t
to
aomn America.
following are the elos nr nr ees nn tho
New York Stock exchange:
Atchlnon CJ; Union TacUle
524
7.1
do rtd COTi! do nfd....
iiaiumore & unm.. 74 wabnnh
Canadian PaclOc... SOU do pfd..
1R'4
J.Vi
vanoua po
Chf.' St Ohio ,
4! iTOieel. & I,, b..
2Ci' do 2d pfd....
10y,WI. Central ....
1! Third Avrnuo ...
Chicago O. W.
C, D. & Q
Chi.. Ind. & U.
....103
....11
....ISO
.... 46
34' Adams Ex..
do pfd
50
American Ex...,
ChleaRO & D. 111. 05
17, . IIx
Chlcajro & N. W...1C9
C. R. I. & P 107
C. C. C. & St. It... 59
Wells.Pnrgo Ex..
Amor. Cot. Oil..
do pfd
Amr. Malting ..
.120
. 3l'i
. 87
. 3
.. 15
. S7
. SS'i
. 1
,. 17
114
. C7'4
. tt'i
,. 73
. 21V,
.. 7t!i
. 92?.
..123
. 31
Colorado So 6Ti
do 1st pfd 41
do 2d pfd W
do pfd
Amor,
do
It..-.
Del. & Hudson ....111
pfd...
wet, l. & w 1
Amfr, SnlrlU
Denver & II, O.... 17;
do pfd
Amer. S. Hoop...
do pfd
Amer. S. & W....
do pfd
Amer. Tin Ilate
do pfd
Anirr. Tolincco ,,
do pfd
Anao. Mlnlne Co.
Ilrooklyn U. T....
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Con. 1lacro
do pfd
Federal Ptecl ....
do pfd
Oen. BK-etrlc ....
Olucone Huirar ...
do pfd
Inter. Paper
do pfil
Inclede Can
National lllrcult
tlo pfd
National Iyad ...
do pfd
National Steel ...
do pfd .'.
do
pfd.
63'
Erie
. tOi
do 1st pfd....
Ot. Nor. pfd
1 looking Coal ....
llocklnr Vallfy ..
Illinois Central ..
Icwa Central
do pfd
K. C. P A a.
Itika Hrle & w..
do pM
Jjakt Slvom
U & N
1 XI
.154
. 35
.m'.t
. Ki
. 47
.. 1M1
. 26
,. M
i.Iil
,. 7T',
. (8
.ISO
. 12
. MH
,. 00
,. .-.in
. 36
. 10
,. 33
.123
. 53' i
SSV
.
.. 77H
. 3i',i
.. 67H
.. sn
,ionu
.. 23r-4
.. fit
.. 7J
. 50Va
,. .3
.. in
. :,";
. mi
Mnnhntlan L
Met. St. ny
Mexican Central
Minn. & Ht. I.....
do pM
Mo, Pacific
Mobile & Ohio ...
M K. & T
do Pfd
N. J. Central ....
N. Y. Central ....
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W
Oro, Ky. & Nav..
1U1 pfd
Pennsylvania ....
Rending
do Ut pM....
do 2d pfd....
Rio O, W
do pfd
St. L. & R. I
do ltt pfd....
do 2d pfit...,
St. U Pouthw
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. k Omaha..
Po, Pacific
So, Railway
do pfd
Texas & Pnclna .
.imt;
. 3314
. 77
,. MM
. 7H4
,. W,
. 42
N. V. Air nrake,...13t
No. American
15
racitic mast ..
do let pfd.
do 2d nfd..
,. .12'i
. M
.. W,
. 27
.. O'i
. tl
,. 70
.If 9
. 5
.W4
71)
1C7H Paclflo Mall ...
17'4 People's Oas ..
M c 1'rensed . Car .
29'
do nfd.,
r.n'4
, 87
, 9
Pullman P. Car ..
Standard It. & T.
Surar
, 3
do pfd..
.11314
. 32'J Tenn. Coal & Iron, m
,. 9'4 U. K. leather 9',;
. 2('i do pf.l CV1
.lt2'i U. S. nuhber 2.'.
.170',4 do pfd 92
.110 Wentern Union .... 80'i
,. 2'4 lUimhllc I. & H. . . . 12U
. 11 do pfd .V,
,. 514 P. C. C. & St. L... 59
.. U'.i
Ex-dlvldend. Offered. "'Ass'ts paid.
New York .Money MnrK'rl,
NEW YORK. July lO.-.MONEY-On call,
easy at Wal per cent; last loan. IVi per
cent; prlmo mercantile paper, 3i0'4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Elrm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bllli at Jl,S6'4f?i
4.86 for demnnd and ut ?4.M for sixty
days: posted rates. 11.85 nnd JI.STls; com
mercial hills, .S3tffrt.R3W.
BILVER-Certlllcates, 61;g62ic; bnr,
61-i;c; Mexican dollars, 4341c.
IIONDS aovornments, steady; state, In
active; railroad, Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today aro as
follows:
U, S, 2s ref
do coupon
do U, r!K
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4a, reg...
do coupon
do old 4, reg.,..
do coupon
do 5b, reg
do coupon
D. of C. 3 63
Atch. gen. 4i
do ad. 4s
Canada So, 2s
C. & O. 4',is
do 5s
C. & N. W. c. 7s.
do 8. V. deb. 5s,
Chlcnpo Ter. 4..,.
Colo. V, 4s.,'.
D. & H. O, Is
do 4s
Erie ceneral 4s,...
.103 I
.103 I
too
.tcs,
,10911
t33;
13Ji
do 4s
N. Y. C. Is
. wi'4
.107
.120'4
. C3!i
.1N;
.106
. 97
.107
.10P4
.12714
.UIVj
. W,
. 79
.110
'.121
,1M
.llOH
.118
. 79
,.iosi;
. 71
.112
. M
.101
.1154
.101V,
,112'i
. '.i
,. 90
N. J. C. gen. 5s...
No, Pacltlo 3s
do 4s
N Y. C & St U 9.
N. & W. ton. 4a...
Ore. Nav. Is
do 4s
Oregon 8. L. 6s...
do corvsol 5b
Reading gen. 4s...
Hlo O. W. Is
St L ft I M 0. ts.,
St I. & H F c. 6s.:
Ht. Paul consols .
St P., C. & P. ).,
do 5s
So. Paclllc 4
Ho. Hallway 5s...
H. It. & T. 6s
Tex. & Pacific Is.,
do 2s
lll'i
,llt4
,113'i
,113'il
121
.ldl'4
, SVk
ids
. 99
,ltCi
lll'.i
,120
. K'4
.102
. 97i
. M'i
. 70H
.UK'
Union Pacific 4...
WahaFli Is
do 2s
West Shore (s..
Wis. Central Is...,
Ya, Centuries .....
F. W. Si D. C, 1.
Oen. Electrto 5j.
Ia. Central Is
ic. c p. & a. 1.
71
M
u. ic N. uni. .
When Issued, Offered.
I'orelun Klnanelul,
PARIS. July 10. On tho bourse today
prices opened higher, the more purine view
Inducing purchases. Iate, however, owing
to the absence of demand, they eased,
Spanish securltlert wero particularly strong,
Hlo tlntQS were very firm. Katllrs were
quiet but firm.
were In moderate demand and rather firmer
today In response to better over-night prices
from Now York. Tho strength was well
maintained throughout and tho mnrket
closed firm. Tho fenttiro of tho trading was
Ijoulsvllle & Nashville. The amount of bul
lion withdrawn from the Rank of England
on balnnco today, 225,000. Gold premium
at ltuenos Ayres, 130.W. Spanish 4s, 71,
IIERL1N, July 10. Tho weekly statement
of tho Imperial bank of Oertnuny shows the
following dinners; t'nsh on hand, an In
crease of is.soo.uno marks! treasury notes,
Increased 420,0110 marks; other securities de
creased PO.smo.oo marks: notes In circulation
decreased 97,7CO.oro marks. Prices wero Ilrm
on tho bourso today, being Influenced by the
moro reassuring news from China. Rank
and Industrial shares Improved, Spanish
4s nnd Italian securities being tirlnclpnlly
In good demand. Amerlcnns finished with
a modernto advance, Exchnngo on ljndon,
20 marks. 43 pfgs. for cherkfl; discount rates,
short bills, 3i per cent; three months' bills,
4 i'er cent.
lloston .Stocks nnd Ilnnils.
ROSTON, July lO.-Cnll loans, 2fl344 per
cent; tlmo loans, 3'.4Q444 per cent. Olllclal
closing:
A., t. & s. v
do pfd
Amer. Sugar :
do pfd
Amer. Telephone ..
lloston St Albany..:
lloeton Klcvateil ...
lloston & Maine,...
C, II. & Q
Dominion Coal
Fwleral Steel
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd :
Oen. Electric
Mexican Central ...
Mich. Telephone ..
N. E. O. & C
Old Colonv 1
it'nlon Pacific. ....
'West End
AUhlson 4s
. 52!i
. 93
.100
, 2
. 1
, S3
22
'.55S
CO
.730
. 164i
. 12'i
. 624
.. 404V
.136
. 444
. 80
. ?.14
. 2
. ?.C
Adventure
Allouez Mining Co,
Amal. Copper ....
Atlnnll,.
lloston ti Mont.....
llutte HoBton..,
'Cnl. & Hecla
Centennial ,
I Franklin
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fo Copper .
Tamnrack
t'tah Mining
Winona
Wolverines .......
Old Dominion
Itublier
New York .MlnlitK Stoeks.
NEW YORK, July 10. The following nre
the closing quotations for mining shares
today:
Chotlar
Crown Point
Con. Cal, & Va...
Dendwood
Oould & Currle .
Hale & Norcross
llomestake
Iron Silver
Mexican
.. 13
.. 6
..1(9
.. tD
.'. 2S
.. 51
.. 15
Ontario ........
..CM
.. 63
.. 10
..ISO
..700
.. 23
.,394
.. 17
.. 12
Ophlr ,
Plymouth ,
Quicksilver ....
do pfd
Sierra Nevada ,
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
London Mlnlne Stocks.
LONDON, July 10. I . m.-Closlng
Cons., money 99 9-16. Erie
11'4
33S
6544
. 8T4
, 72H
, 644
, 7i
404
do account ... .99 11-16 00 isi pw
AtrlilKim 2C11 Peoria
Canadian Pacific ... 01'illlcadlng
St. Paul lltS
No Pacific pfd..
Ornnd Trunk ...
Anaconda
Iland Mines ...
Illinois Central ....inw
IiOiilRVllle 73
t'nlon 1'ae nfd 7I'I
N. Y. Central 132'
i. l. uiunn ..... .1073
HAR SILVER-Stendy. 2S44d per ounce.
MONEV 14Mi2 per cent; tho rate of dls-
count In tho open market tor snort uu s is
2";', per cent; for three months' bills,
'jii pc,r cent.
Hunk Clenrlnu".
CHICAGO, July 10.-Clearlnes, J21,saS,9S7;
balances, $1,126,010; posted exchange, 14.&5
4.S7'S; N'ew York exchange, par. ....,
ST. LOIMS, July lO.-Clenrlngs, Ja,4S6,971;
balances, $S53,442; money, 407 per cent; New
York exchange, 30c discount bid, 20c dls
count asked. , .... ..
NEW YORK. July lO.-Clearlngs, Jiet.HM,.
161; balances, $10,106,668. .ronor.
ROSTON. July lO.-Clearlngs, $21,699,195;
balances $2,261,520.
PHILADELPHIA, July lO.-Clearlngs,
$6,457,271; balances. $1,975,90.
RALTLMORE. July lO.-Clearlngs, $4,i35,
153; balances, $621,766.
Condition of tlic Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 10. Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In the gen
ial fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shows: Avnllable cash .balance, $15l,3M,0OJ;
gold, $70.310, IS2.
Cotton .Mnrket.
NEW YORK. July lO.-COTTON-Futures
closed steady: July. $10.16: August, $9.81,
September, $S.90; October, $S.55; November,
$S.36; December. $S.3l: Jnnunry. $S.34; l-eb-runry.
$t,30; March, $S.38; April. JS 41; May.
$X.4t. Spot closed dtilet nnd steady; mm
Oltng uplands, 1041c; middling gulf, lO'.ic;
sales. iOO bales. .
NEW ORLEANS. July 10.-COTTON-Flrm;
sales, 1,200, bales; ordinary, gll-lCo
good ordinary. 8ic; low middling, 911-Wc.
middling, 101-16c: good rnodilllng, 10 7-lOc.
middling fair. IOIM60; receipts, 2,610 bales;
stock. 62.S93 bales. Eutures, steady: .Ivilj,
$I0.27fffl0.35; August, $10.07fl 10.03; September,
$S.96fiS.9S; Octobn $S.37iffS.38: November,
$R.lSf7S.l!; December, is.l7'(T8.18: Jnnunry.
35S.lCtfS.lS; February. $S.lS'g8.20; March, $.19
ffl8.2l; February. '5S.20JiS.22.
ST. LOt'IS, July 10.-COTTON-Steady:
sales, none; middling, 10c; recc pts. .Oi
bales; shipments, 1,361 bates; stock, 30,350
balca.
NEW YORK, July 10. Up to the an
nouncement of the burcnu erop report at
noon the market for cotton futures was
dominated by fears us to the character of
tho promulgation. The early forenoon trad
ing was thereforo Jull of hesitation. Tho
opening call was steady, with prices 1
point higher to 5 lower. After the call
prices advanced 6JT13 points on covering. At
noon the olllclal crop report made Its ap
pearance. It pointed to nn" average condi
tion of 73.S for June. This -wns about tho
. .. .1 1 . 1 .. , .-, r r , 1 , 1 Hilt nrt
lUIVCi UUllllllllMI v-v u ..... ... .....
poor as the showliiL' was It was not as
poor ns some nau prouiuuMi. jiuc nuiintj
failed to advance on It and the professional
element wert; iruui:i iu j,h.h.,,vd
tho genernlly favorable reports tlt havo
A ol.l,. V.n nvntin turn ulnnn .IlllV I.
tho lato of cIobIhk tho omclnl data. An ac-
live Hfiinir mnvniir-iu ruuu uitiw.y
prices fold off pnvernl nolntH. At the dc-
cwno uie marKri iih-ki-u pnfiny,
I - - sj . Il,n nUn- In arofl t
The presence of more or lens manipulation
I 4 I 1 . nril Inn a 1ml t f ftntl.
ill inr um t'iu;i jiunuiim t-u
FcrvntlFni. even ns to yoUlnir tlio new crop
months, which were relatively weak today
nn heretofore. Selling: for the nouthern uc-
...... WYiU tlin Tnlf cn'.
ernrnent crop report wan hulllan, the later
an vices imm uai.in,;iun wun- uhiuovh
nhlv hoarinh. Tho session closed with con-
t I - . t V.. t,,,Hu
UllinUH OIlC more I.ivunut urn uuuo iaiiu
oversold trnderH of tho .mornlnp turned to
.... . nn n r.t mnaolltln T liuninn
bulge tomorrow. The market closed very
OIUUIIJ Ilk 14 ilUl LIPU VI 44u ,u,.,,u,
AV011I .tlnrket.
LONDON, .lnlv 10 At the wool auction
snles todny 10,931 bales wero offered, In
cluding a good selection nt hardening rntes.
flrossbreds were in larce sunolv. American
representatives nuylng full rates for sult-
atilo lots. Tne liomo iraue oougni ireeiy,
lielng met with competition by the conti
nent. Capo of Good IIopo wools wero In
better demand. The attondanco wiu good
nnd business was brisk. There was a bet
ter all-around demand Tor merinos and
rrossbreds. The sales In detail: Now South
Wales, 1,100 bales, scoured, I0jjt1s4d;
greasy, 4i$rll4fcd. Queensland, loo bales;
unntirml lull LAf.t fa C.i crnnuv. RU.fllOd. Vtp.
torla, 100 bales; scoured, 6Hdihfid; greasy,
id. aoutn Australia, 2uu naics; creasy,
7'.4d. New Zealand, 6,200 bales; greasy, 74ir
(fjlsGUd: creasv. (Vilflld. Tasmania. 60
bales: greasy, Gfiils. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal, :m pales; scourca, is ja'u'is ui;
grensy. 4?4''j7aid.
UOSTON. July 10. Thersales In tho wool
market hero were confined this week to
moderate parcels for Immediate use. Tho
market continues to show tho entire ab
sence of speculative feeling. The nominal
market Mere for tine medium nnu nno ter
ritory eonttnues nt about fi0(ii52o for scoured.
with staple wools ut BtfiSoe. There Is no
life In tho fleece wool market and prices
nro entirely nominal. Following are tho
quotations for lending descriptions: Ohio
nnd Pennsylvania lleece X and above, '.W
2Sc; ., una ,. nuove, s:ic; uciainc, die;
No. 1 combing, 31c; No. 2 combing and
three-eighths blood, 30ft31c: quarter blood
washed. LlllStle: coarse und braid washed.
23(2Uc. Michigan, Wisconsin, etc. X Mich
igan, 21c; No. 1 combing combing, 30c; No.
2 Michigan combing, 30c; one-quarter blood
washed, 2930o; coarse and braid washed,
Mfi27e: linn dnliilne. 27ff28p. Unwashed me
dium, etc. Kentucky inld Indiana quarter
blooil combing, 257(260: tliree-eignins dioou,
25fi2Cc; Missouri quarter blood combing, 24
812.ic; inree-elgiuns Dioou, .iu-ac; oruio
comblnir, 2l5j22,
Coffee Mnrket.
WI.-.U' vniiu- . tnlv 10. COFFEE Snot.
weak; Rio, No, 7 Invoice. 9'4c; mild; quiet;
Cordova, 9V.Tfl3i.4c. Futures opened steady
at unchanged to 5 points advance on much
better news from Europe nnd llrazll than
looked for. Immediately turned easier out
side support being withdrawn, and sold off
10ft SB polnta under local liquidation and
Kliropean Helling, nunsequeimy inn uii
ltnt iiwnmo nniiA nf il waiting character
Selling wns checked by, tho small receipts
at Hlo and Santos. lJuylng was cheeked by
atisenco or country uemano lor spot huii
nlles nnd lnek nt nubile sneculntlvo Inter1
est. Mnrket nlntind harelS" Steady lit II Tint
deellnn nf MiM mints. Total sales. 53.250
bags, Including July nt $7 75; August, $7.75fj
t.u; nepicmuer, "i kijib.w; uciuucr, ,wi
8.00; November. $S.0Ofi8.1C; December, tS.lt'S
8.35; January, $S.fti: February, $S.45; March,
K.was.w, May, $s.iof!.t)a.
Sew York Dry tJomU.
NEW YORK, July 10.-DRY GOODS
Somo signs nf Improving tono In the cotton
goods markot this morning; rather, mere
business doing In general usjortments on
home account. Print cloth ynrn goods nre
firmer In wide makes. Prints, no further
ohniiso. Glnchams wero nulet. Urown
bleached nnd coarse colored cottons are
unchanged. Export business snow. .Men e
woolena und worsteds dulL
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Largest Run of Stock in tho History of tho
South Omaha Yards,
NOT MUCH CHANGE IN THE HOG MARKET
Cuttle nnyrm Ponnil Dorm Prices on
All Kinds of Stock, the tlcnernl
jlnrkrt Ileliitc About A
Dime I.nvrer.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 10.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclal Monday 4,692 O.util 7,oj
Olllclal Tuesday 6,270 13,634 fc,M7
Two days this week .10.M2 18,595 13,697
Two days last week 4,52 12,ti70 6,622
Samo days week before.. 4,114 12,0 3.79J
Samo three weeks ago.. 5,201 14,379 'S,i&0
Same four weeks ago,... 9,063 UM 3,322
Thn ntllrlnl nlimtier of Cars Of Stock
brought In today by each road wns:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'P. H'r's.
C, M. & St. P. Ry
O. & St. U Ry 2
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 25
Union Paclllc system. 62
3
3
4
42 .. 4
60 13 10
.1
10 1
40 12 12
9
,
1
l. 2
193 26 23
K,. JS, M. V. K. H.. Wi
S. O. & P. Ry 2
C, St. P., M. & 0 19
11. & M. R. R. It OS
C, R. & Q. Ry 4
lv, u. ,v at. j .
r... R. I. A V. Rv.. E. 2
C, R. I. & P. Ry., W. ..
Total receipts 2S2
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchuelng tho num
ber of Head indicated:
Ruyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 400
1.744
u. it, itnmmond to 73t
Swift nnd Company 1,006
Cudahy Packing Co 7G8
Armour & Co 1,791
1.95S
1,670
2,207
6,3a I
1.G4S
1,741
1,440
umana l'. Co.. from Jv.c. 139
Swift, from K. 0 3v2
Hammond, from K. C... K
Armour & Co., from K.C. SIS
Vansant & Co 121
Huston & Co 5
U F. Husz 319
Other buyers 35 1,149
Totals C.92S 12,973 E.S78
OENERAI. Toilnv's rerelnts were the
heaviest In the history of the yards. Previ
ous to this time the highest number of cars
recciveu ni any one time, was ll, on juuo
12, 1900. Today's receipts of nbotlt 519 cars
was rather a surprise, ns a record-breaker
was not anticipated.
CATTI..E Arrivals today were composed
mostly of cornfed cnttlc. yesterday's run
of western grassers not being repeated.
Tho big run made buyers rather Independ
ent, and they started In from the beginning
io pounci liriccs. upenmg mus wero woioc
lower, but as sellers wero not willing to
let go at those figures very few cattle
changed hands until the morning was well
advanced. When they did cut loose It was
generally on u basts ut 10c lower than on
Monday. Strictly choice cattle, that Just
hanncned to suit the nackers. were not
much more than 5c lower In some cases, but
rices snnacu trom tnat uown to isc lower
n extreme cases. The most was. nf course.
taken off on the common grades and those
showing grass.
There were only about ten or a dozen
loads of cow stuff on sale today, and most
of those were on tho grassy order. Those
of good quality were, perhaps, not much
lower than yesterday, tut anything com
mon was close to 10c lower than yesterday.
There was no particular change In bulls,
calves, etc., only a few beljig on sale.
Stockers nnd feeders were In very light
supply, and buyers were not anxious for
many. What few were here were on tho
common order, and prices wero no better.
itcpresentative sales:
REEF STEERS.
No.
4
3
Av. Pr.
No,
3S.
23..
20..
21..
Av. Pr.
1122 4 90
1170 4 90
....1156 4 90
....tl'l 4 9)
1230 t 90
10?0 4 95
1098 4 95
nr. a 1 95
,....1238 4 T,
1232 4 9
....1210 4 95
,....1257 4 95
....1228 4 95
1245 5 00
1301 5 Co
1158 6 00
1565 5 00
1:01 oro
1255 5 CO
1241 5 00
1211 5 CO
1U2 soa
1073 6 05
,....1319 6 05
1260 5 05
. 7J7 3 90
. 836 4 00
.10(1) 4 20
14
1
1
1
.11(0 t 25
1000
1070
708
SCO
907
736
9G6
4 :
4A ,
16
11
17
12
40 ,
29
28 ,
34
22
29
16
18 ,
31
38 ,
9
93
15
41
36
1
127 ,
30
76
18
39
41
17
34
St"!"!
63
37
21
38
II
2t
20
20
31
16
4 25
4 25
4 45
4 45
4 10
4 60
4S
G
21
M
3
10
9.77 4 10
:S
9
1323 4 55
Ml 4 60
1033 4 CO
1067 4 CO
1010 4 60
937 4 CO
36
20....,
16....,
.14
23.... ,
23....,
22....
20....,
52....,
31....
13....
21....
962
1191
1063
1064
1127
1113
1000
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
1051
4 70
1312
1.112
1301
1199
E 05
8 05
S 10
956 4 70
23..
.1178 4 70
992
1022
C 10
13K3 5 10
1290 5 10
Dl.
34.
10S7
.1099 4 73
1318
1 10
10
30
15
40
17
39
6
.1208 4 75
.12.'
.1082
.1154
.1229
.1171
4 75
4 ;i
.1445 S 10
.13(6 5 10
.1875 6 10
,.1224 5 12H
.1260 S.15
.1363 E 16
,.1301 6 15
.1388 6 15
.1346 5 20
.1SC6 5 20
.1608 6 20
.1299 5 25
4 SO
4 80
...1056 4 SO
...12S0 4 65
...1365 4 85
...117! 4 85
...1130 4 85
...117 4 85
...1138 4 90
...11(3 4 90
46...
41...
17...
30...
20...
:o...
....1150 490
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
789 4 35
41..
.1078 6 00
, 895 4 65
COWS.
l
t
E
1
36
1
1
2
1
s
1
1
1
24
1
iu".!'..
3
1
47
2
4
C
...1010 2 00
...1049 2 00
22
1....
13
21
6....
1....
1....
10...,
1....
4....
10.,..
4....
3....
12....
4....
1....,
... 8f6 3 50
...1130 3 80
... fCO 3 60
...964 3 S5
... 9(2 3 70
...11C0 3 75
...10C3 3 75
...1067 3 85
... 760 4 00
...1165 4 03
... 896
... 910
... 798
2 25
2 30
2 M
.,.1050 2 60
... 9f0 2 fO
... 62S 2 60
...104O
... 912
z J
2 75
I.. 930 2 75
...1010 2 K
. . . 910 3 00
..1240 4 05
....1025 4 20
....1049 4 20
829 3 05
721
M7
4 25
I 25
.1170
..1080
.1070 4 :s
...1100 3 25
... 810 3 25
...1073 3 50
.1295
.1190
4 X
4 25
4 60
.1349
... 960 3 50
HEIFERS.
S83
2 75 1
2 85 1
, 790 4 CO
640 4 25
676 4 2S
. 705
760 3 01
900 3 05
6..
815 4 35
COWS AND HEIFERS.
27
114....
1
1
1
1
.10CO 3 20 113
..968 3 40
..684 4 40
.. 9(0 4 00
..1560 4 05
..1540 4 10
.. 844 4 90
. 964 3 40 30...
BULLS.
.1170
00 1...
.1190 2 SO
.11C0 2 90
I..,
1..
1570 3 73
STAGS.
IC46 4 65
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
45
2...1 650 3 60 ,
CALVES,
1 130 6 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 8V 3 00 4 607 3 76
5 682 3 03
HOGS There was the biggest run of hogs
at tho yards today that has been received
at this point In some little time. In splto
of that fact, however, trade started out
fairly active at prices about like yesterday
morning, though not ns good us yestorday's
close. Packers seemed to want tho hogs,
but tho heavy receipts made them rather
bearish. At the start $5.1244 und $3,15 was
paid for tho bulk of tho hogs, bttt later on,
as tho trains continued to arrive and buy
ers had filled their more urgent orders,
they were not willing to pay over $5,124
for much of anything. Uy far the bulk of
thn hogs sold ut $5.1214. with a sprinkling
on both sides, and the range Just about the
samo os on Monday. Representative sales;
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No, Av, Hh. Pr
33 233 ... 8 10 87 191 200 6 12V4
13 148 ... 5 10 159 200 160 6 12'J
62 191 b 10 81 208 2 40 6 12H
92 188 40 5 10 4 238 SO 5 12H
72 219 80 5 10 230 ... S 12
36 251 80 6 10 lit 222 ... 6 12H
82 183 80 6 10 M 17 40 6 12t4
87 220 120 fc 1214 67 302 ... 6 12V4
75 248 140 6 15 H 70 2M 60 S 12'i
81 237 160 5 12ii 73 236 260 5 12V4
69 2(3 ... 6 12'4 226 257 120 E 1214
72 243 ... C 12H 122 246 400 6 12(4
56 256 80 5 Wj "75 233 ... 5 12V4
71 219 ... 6 12',i 93 217 120 B 12Vi
61 262 ... S 12'.4 09 22 ... 6 1J'4
67 250 80 5 124 4 199 ... E 1244
61 234 ... B13V4 62 275 120 E
72 230 80 6 12H 71 204 ... 5 12(4
85 228 120 5 12(4 138 240 80 6 tt'4
84 2(0 ... 5 12,4 C4 213 40 6 12'4
77 211 (0 6 12(4 66 248 80 5 12'4
73 221 140 5 12V1 70 U( 40 5 12V4
64 249 200 5 1!',4 80 210 hi 6 12H
Ct 291 120 E 12(4 72 231 120 6 12!i
68 223 ... 6 124 75 215 40 6 12'4
87 191 200 6 12(4 72 226 (0 5 12(4
159 200 160 6 124 66 2(6 160 5 12'4
CO 2(1 160 S 1214 63 233 1 60 12'4
68 273 120 5 12(4 67 214 120 i 12V4
71 246 80 5 124 77 203 ... S 124
T 220 160 6 12'4 62 224 12) 5 It",
75 230 40 5 12',4 67 229 160 5 12H
87 22-1 280 6 12'4 70., 211 80 8 12H
40 200 ... E 12(4 65 228 80 E 12'4
79 232 44 6 124 71 209 4 0 15
M
84..,.,
21....
CO. . , ,
74....
72....
66....
46....
42....
64
60....
48....
si!!!!
i....
es,...
61....
19....
61....
70....
89.,..
85....
61,...
68....
71....
7....
C5....
7C....
70....
79....
78
75....
129...
C3....
44....
69....
60....
87....
62....
63....
...3A8
...2M
...218
...2M
...2(1
,...252
...262
,...29t
,...296
...SM
...236
.....191
...29
...217
...258
...267
...260
...293
...261
...226
. . .229
...261
...260
...29.1
...242
...248
...231
...212
...287
sos
...210
...J29
. . .2,18
...2li
...278
,...ra
. . .306
...297
...307
...306
40 6 IS
to h n
... 6 13
40 E r.
... r. u
to & is
40 5 15
80 5 13
80 5 IS
230 E IT.
... 6 15
40 6 15
160 5 15
lft) 5 15
80 5 IS
... 6 15
... S 15
... 615
40 S 15
80 6 15
200 5 15
... 5 13
80 5 r.
40 6 15
120 6 13
160 6 15
40 6 15
... 6 15
160 6 15
... S 15
(0
8 124
22 216
......... 134
18,. , 2ST
64 224
69 203
89 229
10 2CO
SI 271
... A 124
(0 5 124
80 S 124
... 6 124
... 5 124
160 r. 124
. . 6 12V.
40 t 124
76 225
200
6 124
5 124
5 124
74 .32
71 225
120
53 2.11
40
E 124
65 246 20 6 124
61 249
88 220
5 124
80
6 124
5 124
6 U4
E 124
E 124
6 124
6 124
80 231
6.1 2.71
12)
120
68 239
147 230
60 0.-.6
27 J20
76 207
75 224
'so
... 6 124
80 5 124
120 K 124
280 E 124
... 6 124
160T r, 124
(0 6 124
71 2,11
CO 211
T4 205
59 2St
9) 223
87 204
5 15
E 15
E 15
E 15
6 IS
5 15
6 15
E 15
E 174
5 1744
40 S 12'i
8t 206
40
6 124
5 124
8 124
6 124
S 124
5 124
5 124
83..
79..
..219
120
80'
130
120
2'(0
...213
...24(
...220
,...221
.. 2(1
66,.
76..
66..
S3..
47
...293
6 20
l!llt.t.t . I., . .. .n ..
oni-.r.r Auninicn me sneep mm kvi
well supplied today trade started out fairly
active. Wethers of fairly good quality
formed tho bulk ot the receipts, though
nils u KUUU PirilllWlim
There were no very choice lambs on to-
uiiy s mnrKei anil tne demand coniimes
active for that class nf s'ock. The ma-kct
.tin iiui iiinierinuy niuereni iriiin vi"u'i
d.iy, though, of course, the liberal recelnts
eavo rather an easier tone to the trade.
j no commoner grades were weawer man
tho strictly choice stuff, ns has been tho
case all along. Feeders are still slow ia'o.
r.,n... -,,.!.. ..............
ii iiunni .iiuilu il iiinn i-iii-
crs, $3.S5fR00' choice grass vearllngs, $1.0Off
cnoiro ewes, j.-orji j mi; lair to rouu
ewes, 5.1.00I(3.25; fair to good yearlings, $.1.60
ifl.1.90: good to choice clipped lambs, $t.ti
i .'A . . 1 1 .. . , 1 ., v. .. . 1 r.A.s: l rt-
1,1", 1HII III gLTUtl VUIMM'M litlllLI?, J.,nr,J-t..O,
choice spring lambs.$5.7R16.00: fair to guod
aiimiK mnion. tJ.MXIu.bn: lrruiT wi-uii",
$3.0O?f3.50: feeder yearlings, $3.2.VrT3..V), and
feeder lambs, $3.6004.50. Representative
sales:
Nn.
Av.
...101
...114
.... 71
,...102
...113
, 113
,...108
Pr.
3 00
.3 10
3 15
3 60
3 05
3 65
3 05
191 Wyoming ewes
12fi Wyoming ewes
220 cull wethers
70 Wvomlnir wetherfl
f60 Wyoming wethers
1.098 Wyoming wethers....
353 grass wethers
CHICAGO LIVE STOCIC MARKET.
Steers Slow to Sternly Hogs Open
Strong: to llluber.
CHICAGO, July 10.-CATTLB-Recelpts.
2.500 head; steers, slow to steady; butchers'
stock, steady to strong; natives, best on
salo live carloads at $5.30; good to nrlme
steers, Jo.10j75.70; poor to medium, $4.C0ff
5.00; selected feeders, firm at $(.00frl.75:
mixed stockers, stronger nt $2.75ff3.90; cows,
$2.9Oa5.(0: heifers, $3.XWi6.00: canncrs, slow
at $2.00fiC70; bulls, $2.00'n4.40.
CALVES Steady with a week ngo at
$4.GOft6.t0: Texans, receipts, 600 head; best
on sale four cars at $l.8.r, Texas fed steers,
steady to 10c lower nt $4.305.15; Texas grass
steers, $3.63if4.2G; Texas bulls, $2.G05i(l.35.
HOGS Receipts today, 19.000 head; tomor
row. 27,000 head; estimated left over, 3.000
head; opened strong to 5c higher nnd closed
weak; top. $3.55; mixed and butchers, $5.20
5.55; good to choice heavy, $5.25fi5.50; rouh
heavy, J5.10Cn5.20; light, $5.25(fj5.6244; bulk of
sales. iS.35'UO,45.
SHEEP AND LAMIiS-Recelpts. 14,000
head; sheep and lambs were about steady;
best lambs, firm and 10c higher; good to
cholco wethers, $1.00774.70; fair lo cholco
mixed, t3.1OW4.20: western sheep, $3.75674.60:
Texas sheep, $3.25174.00; native lamlH, $4.25
C.S5; western lambs, $5.0a.23.
Xrir York Live' Stock.
NEW YORK. July W.-UBEVES-Re-celpts,
900 head: all consigned direct; noth
ing doing; feeling steady: Liverpool nnd
London cables quoted cattle firm nt lHWi
13c; refrigerator beof, higher at SlistlOc per
lb.: shipments, 900 cattle and 4,3uO quarters
of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 365 head; market dull;
good veals about steady; 500 calves unsold,
veals. $0.757.00: buttermilks, $3.50ff0.00;
mixed calves, $l.0057f.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts, 4.77S
head: 18 cars on sale; fair demand; nil
grades steady: less than a carload held
over; sheep, $3.00Q4.60; no choice here;
lambs. $3.25S'7.30.
HOGS Receipts. 3.222: eleht head on snle:
almost nominal, but Ilrm.
St. I.ouln Live Stark.
ST. LOUIB, July I0.-CATTLE Receipts,
4,200 head, Including 3,000 Texans; market
steady on best, others easy; native shipping
and export steers, $4.75'?5.fi.: dressed beef
nnd butcher steers, $4.GOfl5.20; steers under
1,00) lbs., $3.8504.75: Blockers and feeders,
$3, 5034. S3: cows and heifers. $2.O0ii5.00; can
ners, $1.60tfr2.85: bulls, J3.10ft3.75; Texas and
Indian steers, $3.6004.65; cows and heifers,
$2.30fr3.!K).
HOGS Receipts, 5,300 head; market Re
higher; pigs nnd lights, $5.30Ti5.45; packers,
$5.2.VB5.4o; butchers, $5.40ffl5.no.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 2.GO0
head; market steady; native muttons, $l.oo
(Jfl.25; lambs, $1.50'at!.10; culls and bucks,
$2.00574.00; stockers, $3.35ff3.00.
Knnsnn City Lire Stork.
KANSAS CITY, July 10. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.S00 head, Including 2.100 Texans;
market steady to u shade lower; steers,
t4.65j5T5.50; stockers nnd feeders. $3.50(J4.S(l;
butchers' cows und heifers, $3.20fcl.RS; can
ncrs. $2.50y3.25; fed westerns. $1.505.10;
fed Texans, $1.2501.85; grass Texans, $3,235'
4.06.
HOGS-Recelpts, 18,(00 head; liberal sup
ply, mostly steady: few light 244c higher;
heavy. $5.25ti5.35: mixed. $5.20tj5.30; light,
$5.15(95.20; pigs. $4.85115.10
SHEEP AND LAMIiS-Recelpts, 2,600
head; Improved quality, strong to a shade
higher; lambs, $:..fi07i5.76; muttons, tl.lHff
4.50: westerns. $3.8504.15; feeders, $3.23ft)
4.00; culls, $2.5063.00.
St. Joseph I.lvr Stnek.
80UTII ST. JOSEPH. Mo July 10.-(8pe-clal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts. 3,000 head; market 10c
lower; natives, $1.0005.40; Texas and west,
cms, $3.C05.25; cows and heifers, $2,000
4.65; bulls nnd stags. $2.0004.80; yearlings
and calves, $3,5004.75; stockers and feed
ers, $3.2504.50: veals, $3.0006.50.
HOGS Receipts, 13,500 head; market ac
tlve and generally steady: all grades, $5.1744
05.35; bulk of sales, $5.22'405.3O.
.SHEEP-Recelpts, 1,000 head; market
stead;- to strong.
Stork In SlKht.
Following are the receipts nt the four
principal western markets for July 10:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha .270 13,r34 6,617
Chicago 2,r0 19,0)0 11,1100
Kansas City 2,800 18,400 2,6 K)
St. Louis 4,'.VO 5,300 Z.fiin
Totals
..15,770 66,234 25, M7
OH Mnrket.
OIL CITY. Pa., July lO.-OILS-Credlt
balances. $1.25; certificates, no bid; ship
ments, 131.505 bbls, average, 0,Gi5 bbls.;
runs. 112.925 bbls. nverage, 7C.KC0 bbls.
NEW YORK, July 10. OILS-Cottonseed.
firm: prime crude, nominal; prlmo yellow,
37c. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, quiet. Tur
pentine, quiet at 46046Uo.
LIVERPOOL, July 10.-OILS Cottonseed,
Hull rellned, August, dull, 22s 6d, Turpen
tine, steady, 3(s Cd,
LONDON July 10. OILS Calcutta lin
seed, spot, 55s 3d. Linseed oil, 34s 744d.
Turpentine spirits, 333 3d.
California Dried l'rnlls.
NEW YORK. July 10.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS Market fnr evaporated
apples ruled strong, with a llbernl demand
from exporters, but not quotnblv higher:
state, Tj'iwie; nrlme. 5M05Uc; choice, r,.
6'An: fancy, 70744c: California dried prunes.
per lb., as to size and qunllty: nprl
cotfl. Royal, U014e: Moor Park, 15017c,
peaches, peeled, 140'J8c; unpeeled, 600c.
Sugar Market.
NEW YORK, July 10 SUOAR-Raw,
firm; fair refining, tlic; centrifugal, 96 test,
4c: molasses sugar, 4c: refined, tlrm,
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-SPOAR-Strong;
centrifugal yellow, 505E-lCc; sec
onds. 30 474c,
Stvrimon Stnya nt lletlinnr.
CHICAGO. July 10.-A special from SeJma,
Kan., to the Record says: Dr. Curl K
Swenson. president of Hothany college,
Llndsborg, has nnnounced that he will not
accept the presidency of Augustana college
at Rock Island, III., to which he was re
cently elected, but will remoln at Rethany.
He has notified the trustees of Augustuna
colleo of his decision.
Nchwelnfurth Denouneeii I'nltli.
CHICAGO, July 10.-A special to tlu.
News from Rockford, III,, says: George
Jacob Sohwelnfurth, claimed by his fol
lowers to bo the true Messiah and the son
of God. has renounced tho faith nnd an
nounced that ho will lenvo the "heaven" at
once,
llny'n Session of Foresters.
MILWAUKEE. Wis,, July 10.-Today's
session of tho .supreme court, Unlled Order
of Foresters, wns devoted to discussing
plans for extending tho order Into new
Jurisdictions. Tho election of ofllccrs will
take place tomorrow, ,,
87 268 ... 8 124
67 2(1 100 ( 124
99 192 20) 5 134
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Kimball Home Xer Slnnd.
BOSTON.
Pnhllo Mhrnry.
Vcndome Hotel.
Iloaton l'rtii Clnb, 14 Dnairarth It.
BUFFALO.
Ueneaee Hotel .evm Slnna.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
HarTard University Library.
CHEYENNE.
E. A I.ognu. 212 Went 10 la St.
Ckeranne Club.
CHICAGO.
Andttorlnm Annex Xerva Stand.
Auditorium lintel Senm Stand.
Grand Paalflr Hotel Mrtra Stnnd.
Ureat .Northern lintel Senm Staad.
Palmvr Ituime Srtm Stnnd.
rastoffler Nam Stnnd, .o. SIT Dear
bora Street.
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ltoum.
Snratoiia Hotel.
CLEVELAND.
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The .llollenilrti.
Commrrolnl Traveler' AsiaatUtlno.
Masonic Temple,
COLORADO SPRINGS
rrlntrra Home.
Drlacoe flroi,
DENVER.
rtrown Hotel Sevrm Stand.
Hamilton A KendrleU, flnfUOlS 17t nt.
McLaln, Pitt A Co.. S.'lS Sixteenth 8.
Pratt Mercantile Co.. 1B17 Larimer St.
The Stationer Co,, loth nnd Lavrrenca
Street.
Wlndor Hotel Ne-rrs Stand.
DEADWOOD, S. D.
Fiihel A Co., Daadwood.
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DES MOINES.
Xaiaa Jacobs, Rock Island DaaatU
DULUTH, MINN.
Wlta Jt Bennett, 214 W. Snperlor St.
HELENA.
W. A. Mnora, flth nvenns ad Mats St
HOT SPRINGS, S. D.
Gearsre Gibson.
Bmll Hardens.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
O. H. WeaTer A Co.
I,. II. Cooper A Co., 020 Central At.
KANSAS CITY.
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Coates House Kertn Stand,
Mlssonrl Republican Club, O0O DaltU
more Atc.
Public Library.
niebserker Clsjnr Co., nth nnd Walnut
opposite P. O,
Itatliray Y. M. C. A room 27 Unto
Depot, Knnsaa City, .Mo.
Public Library.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Y. M, C. A needing; Room.
LINCOLN.
A. M. Frllaeu, 112a O Staect, Deliv
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LOS ANGELES.
Oliver A Unities, lOO S. iprlnar St.
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LONDON, ENGLAND.
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2 Cockspar St., Trnfalsjar So... I. W.
M'NNEAPOLIS.
Public Library.
West Hotel News Stand.
MILWAUKEE , WIS.
Frank Mulkern.
NEW YORK.
Arthur Urentaro.
Cooper Union l.llirnrr.
Fifth Avenue Hotel Nerrs Stnnd.
Fifth Aveuuc Mnlel Iteadinar Hooni.
Empire Hotel.
llrname Street Library.
Hsllnuil rionse Itrnillno; Hoorn.
tlofl'muii House.
Imperial Hotel .Veim Stand.
Press Club, 120 .Vuaanu Ht.
Westminster Hotel Itendtnir Itoonv.
Hotel (irnnnble.
Y. M. C. A., 2nd anil 4th Arenae.
OGDEN.
W. Webb, 240,-. Washington At.
PARIS, FRANCE.
Kerr York Hernlil Itendlna: Itoem, 43
Ave. dr l'Opern.
Thoa. Conk A Hons, 1 Ave. de Fanera.
PORTLAND, ORE.
W. E. Jones, 2tt Alder St.
Portland Hotel .Meirs Stand.
PHILADELPHIA.
Mercantile Library.
SACRAMENTO. .
Public Library.
SAN FRANCISCO.
P abllc I.lbrnrr.
"slaou Hotel.
SIOUX CITY.
Garrettson Hotel Soxrm Stand.
Mnndamln Hotel Srwn Stand.
Hotel Vendome Xevrn Stand.
Cmnrny A .Knickerbocker.
I'nhlle Ltbrnry.
Gerald KltrHlbbon, 700 JOurth St.
Hoy Allen, S21 Center St,
Y. M. C. A. Iteudlnn Itoom.
SPOKANE.
John W. Graham, 723-725 Rlrerstdl.
Avenue.
SPEARFIBH, S. D
Henry Court.
ST. JOSEPH.
Dranilnvr's .News Stand, 721 Edniond
street.
Junction News Stnnd, OOl Edntond Hb
Y. M. C. A. JlcnilliiBT Room.
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Press Clnb
Windsor Hotel,
nyan Hotel
ST. LOUIS.
13. J. Jett, SOU Olive St.
Planters Hotel .Vnni StaaiU
Pnblln Llbrnr).
Union Xevrs Company.
WASHINGTON, D. a
Wlllard's Hotel Nevra Staad.
Arllnuton Hotel.
Concessional Library.
HlBsTS House.
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