Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA "DATIV BEE; FTITDAY, TTTLV 13, 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bean Have Their Innings Daring Session's
Wheat Market.
CORN AND OATS STRONG AND UNCHANGED
I'rtu llon Arr l.lfclcn mill Wenk
Tbrittiulitinl tin- I)h Trnilcro .Sell
l.nrtl nml llllm UiUim In Hie
W'cHliiii'xn In Wheat.
CIIK'ACIO, July 2.-Vlient dropped 2,c
for Urn September option today. Jlw"rl'l
Improvement to thu HprltiK crop throughout
the northwittt ami utiti'ApoiudVf! cublen st'tve
thr beam their Innllmst. Corn iiikI outn
ruled Rtruns and rinsed tirartlcally un
eliniHcd I'rovlMomi were llfcltim anil
weak Heptcuiber lard rinsed ut a decline
of Go and rlbn fie.
Wheat opened weak. Hcptembcr WMV
lower at WVffM'r. Indlfferolit culi:c and
the nHtonlHhliiK claim hy the I'tlcu Cur
rent that the Ktiveriiineiil IlKurot on 111
HprlliK erop wero ridiculously low ciium-H
tho cIiuiikc In Hentlmeiil. Luiikh Ixcnmc
disc uraneil ami hei;.in to unload, I'litkr
thin tircH'uire the market cimtltiin-il on the
down Krnde mil II September reaehed W4c
At thlM point the decided Htretwtll In corn
litKun lo he fell In the wheat pit and pro.
tinted a more eonlldent ru'llltiK- S"Veru
nhortn beeiitne nervous and commenced
coverliiK. forchiK the price up steadily to
MWCCc The iiiiluin met Kvm'roim ptullt
titklllK ""d the market homii bi-Kun to HB
nKUin Claims from the northwest of 11 de
cided Improvemetit to the HprlnK crop an
n result of recent ruins and that the three
states would possibly vleld VXS)M hu..
iiKitliiHt prevlnu.i rxpcctiitlons of 75,iXiO,ixi')
Im . ndiled to the selllni? movement, and
.September declined cradiially to wye.
There win a feehle rallv ilurlnu the lust
hour on IndlcatloiiH ol' a hirae decrease In
the visible, hut the iidvanip whh only letii
por ri and the market clnn'ij weak within
ii fraitlou of the day's ruiiKt- fables were
lower, not wllhHtiiinlliiK a shurp advance
here vcHterdny The I'rlce Ciinenl t-stl-iimli.il'
tin, u-hpt eroli III r.'iH.IMl.lKI'l till.
t'hli-.iirn rei-nhils were slxtv cars, six ot
contract Krnde Minneapolis and liuliith
Kot ir,X ciirlnuds, compiiicd with ITS for
the Hrimo day hint year. Western primary
recelptH were Unlit. IS2,() hu., im'iilnst Mb
(100 hu laut veiir
Imports of dnmiiKc from drouth and Hunt
ronntry ncci-piimees strciu;tliciieil corn
September reached l'c. hut there wax
rnotmli srllli'ir at that price to P'Sc the
market all of Its advance, September
opened 4c lower to ',o higher at I Unit HMi'.
Hold sparingly at ll'.v. advanced to lie
and reacted lo IIMMI'v at the close.
OatH ruled stronii anil active. There whh
coiudderahlc liuyliu; on crop ilutniiKc re
ports from Iowa and Nebraska. The iul
vn nee was nearly all IohI ilurliiK the lust
few minutes of the pesxlon on prollt-taklnc.
Hcptemher opened a shade blither at 1WV
2nc. advanced to 2.1c, reacled to 2la'2l',ic
and closed with buyers at LM'afiSHnc
Provisions were heavy tliroiiKhout.
Traders sold lard and ribs owlnc to the
weakness In wheat September pork opened
tc lower nt IIS.iB. advanced to J12 70, de
clined to JI2.571!. and closed at WlUVb'ti
12WI September lard opened 2'4c lower
lit JCtiO and ilecllned to U7', nt the close.
Keptemher ribs opened Be lower at $7.m,
rose to H.OL'tfe. declined to JH.fG and closed
ut tfl.'Ji'.s.
Kstlmnled receipts for l-'rlduy: Wheat,
"0 cars. om, M5 cars; oats, 1MJ cars, Iiokh,
So.oeo head.
The leadlnc futures rniieed its follows:
Articles Open. I lllh. I Uiw. t'loso.l yes'y.
Wheat
July
Auir
Hept
'Corn
July
Auk
Hept
Oats -
July
Atip
Kept
Tork
J uly
Hept
Lard
July
Sept.
Oct
Itlbs-
July
5?ept.
"No 2.
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ffiwi 4 11;
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"fi'f"0" "fifMl"
r. 92' r. viv
7 00 7 02'i
7 00 7 Oi',4
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TIV IIISi'T, lil
SOifl'f,
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43i
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41
4I'C
44.(,IIHi,fl
21
21V,
24Vn!i
21 21
2l"i 21V,
2IU'!lr!i 2IH
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t 12 CO 12 70
fi 77's G S2'j
li hV.i fi S2's
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G 97V4
Cash quotations were ns follows:
KI.orh-Kasy; winter patents, JI.WH:
straliihts, 3.2iriin.W); clears, J1.0Ol(3.70; sprlns
specials, JI.TMKM; patents. $3 Wf4.20;
stralKhts, $.1204(0.70; bakers, $2.30'n2.80.
WIIKAT- No. 2, 79',i'(jMc; No. 3, 7tVT(7Sc;
No 2 red, S2'4c.
CORN No. 2, 4l'4c; No. 2 yellow, Uc.
OATH -No. 2. 2I'V: No. 2 white, 27Vl(2Sc;
No 3 white, 27fi27lic
II YR- No. 2, fit'dmc.
HAHlKY -Oood feedlne. 3Sl2c.
HIiMDS No. 1 Max and northwestern, $1 SO.
Trlmo timothy, J3.1G. Clover, contract
Krude. $S
J'R()VIHIONB Mess pork, per bbl., J12.TO
012 :f. I.ard. per 1() lbs.. Jrt SiKdfi.VJV. Hbort
Tibs sltlen (Iooho), $i!.MiV;i?.lA. Dry suited
shoulders f boxed), $'.7.17.00. Short clear
sides (boxed), $7.IM(7 fin.
WlllHKY-HaslH of IiIkIi wines, per Kill.,
$1 23
KI'OAIIS-Cut loaf. $0.7S; Kranulateil, $.22;
confcctloIlers A. $0.1S.
KollowlnB are the receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. Receipts. Bhlpments.
Flour, bbls r.'.PW s.inio
AVheat. bu SS.On) ll.tM)
Corn, bll 173,000 412.0iX)
Oats, hu rv23,rvc) iss.ihjO
Rye, bu I.Ooo
llnrlej. hu 7,000 3.O00
On tho Produce exchanco todav the but
ter market wns fairly steady; creameries,
LVfilW. dairies, ll(17c. Mkks, lirm; fresh,
11c Cheese, steady, creunis, !)'-( 10i,c.
Kiyw vitiiii ii;i:iti, i tiiidi r,
Qiiotntlons for the Day on Various
('oiiuuoiltllcN.
NKW YORK, July 12.-lI.orR-Recelpts,
12,920 bids.; exports, 5.3W bids.; sales, S,U0
pkKS. lluyers and seller" -.vere still apart
on Hour, but there was less rescllliu; than
heretofore Market closed weak with
wheut Winter patents, $I.ISf(-l CO; winter
strnlithts, $3.fW(l,10, winter extras, J2 50ic
B.15. vlnter low crudes. J2.IOti2.70, Minne
sota patents, JI.W)Jjo.00: winter tinkers, $3.13
fflS.Cl. Rye Hour, quiet; sales, 3im bills : fair
to food, $J.IG'f,1.30, eholco to fancy, $J.Kitt
3,75.
CORNMNAI, I'lrm; yellow western, 9Sc;
city. 97c; llrandywlne, $2.i-.i)(i2.70.
RYIC Dull; No. 2 western, 86c, f. o. h.,
nlloat, Btute, filt)12c, e. I. f., New York car
tots.
IIARI. BY Nominal; feedlne. 45c, e.
New York; nialtltiir, I9503c, c. I. f.,
I. f..
Now
york.
HARI.KY MAI.T-Nonilnul.
WHI;AT Receipts, 111.7iV. hu.: sales, 4,2T0,
000 bu. futures and M.OUO Im. export. Hpot,
weak. No. 2 red, s;i,c, t. a. b., ntloat, and
M'ic elevntor; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
SSVc. t o b., alloat. to nrrlve; No. 1 hard.
Duluth, 91N,e. f. o. b., nlloat, to arrive. Op
tions opened weak as a result of lower
entiles and forelun selling, hut quickly ral
lied CoverltiK wag a fenture on the upturn,
which was later succeeded by renewed
weakness under liquidation, better crop
iionn iroin iut iioriuwcsi and
nb
renco or outsluo speculative support
market closed weak at 1Mi2c
decline July, fiST fi-ltle, closed at
tientember. SI 9-ltiliMi i-ific. closi-ii .it
Tho
net
S5T(,c:
siv,
December. SGMi!! 1-lCc. closed nt Mi.c
CORN- Receipts, 12175 bu ; exports, 130,
217 bll , sales, WO.OOO bu. futures and 2Mi,(M)
bu export Snot, easy: No. 2. 61-V, t. o. b..
nlloat. nnd B0'sc, elevator. Options opened
steady and had n sharp advance on dry
weather talk, small country acccptuincs
nnd steadiness abroad. It llnnlly kuvo way
with wheat and under active realizing
closed weak at fiiic decline. July. 49Mr
t0',4c. clo?ed at 4H,e; September. I941(00c.
closed at 494c; December, l",j(tSc, closed
at 47N,c.
OATS Receipts, 77.000 hu.; exports, 101
till . sales, 60.0M till. spot. Spot, quiet: No.
S'Jt'c 1a 3- -S(,; No " white, 31c; No. 3
white. 30o; track mixed western, 29ii30c
track white weBtern. 30i?(ic: track white
Ft it to, 30H,t(35c. Options, dull and about
steady.
HAY-Qulet; shlpplnB. 70fl75o; Bood to
choice, 6W(h7'VC.
MOPS- Quiet; stnto, common to choice,
crop, llfi'llc; old. 3tCc; Pnclllc coast.
1S99 crop, 10t13o; old. 3i(6c.
IUDKS I'lrin; Galveston. 20 to 23 lbs., ISO;
California. 21 to 20 lbs.. 21Hc; Texas dry.
24 to 30 lbs., He.
I.KATIIER-Steady; hemlock sole, Huenos
A1r1t'!,u l'Kht to heavy weluhts, 234t(2Hic;
nclil, 23U'fi,24lc.
.I,i9VlsioNSl1't'f- steady; family. $10.50
4J12.00; niefs. $9 0O1J9.50; beef hams, $20.W1i
Jl.w), puckers. $5.00fi0,n ; clear extra India
Tilesii, $13.01,15.75. Cut meats, Mrm. pickled
bellies, fciUP. jilckled shoulders. U4o; pick,
led hams, lto'Pc. Uird, easy; western
tsamed, $7, rellned, steady, continent.
17 ts, South America, $y, compound, $ii.2W
6.3T't. Pork, tlrm, family, $U,0O?ill.2i; short
flear $13.25fl 15.23; ineflS, $I3.2&U 13.10.
TAM3W- Firm; city ($2 per pk ), 4Ho;
country (pkiis, free), 44.-
CTIEl.'HiC-Rccelptf, 11,655 pks,; steady;
Ur white, eWtji-Hc; Urge colored, HUV
9Sc, stnnll white, DUtii'tc, small colornd
RU K-Htendy . ilotnnstlc, fair to extra, 4'i
(ii' . Januti. ilifi,'
lirTTHR- Rei i :pts. in.iv, pk . wenk
irnimirv. l7fl'iUf factor v. llIii'e
KOOH Re, el;its, 471 tikus , tliinel, west
ern, hi mark, r"r aveniRP mis
western, loss off. 14'
MKTAUH TrndlnK was very slow for
metals. Tin showed .'ruislderalile sltetiRth
n train today. In lm ton the mnrket ad
vanced 10s. but eloped rum In tone, while
the tool msrke( elose.l firmer at $ll'fiK
13 W. Copper continues dull and linrhatiK'd
in re, oesjuie a uenine or r,s nuroaii. '( ne
clone was dull at $P;.iV) l.ead W,n dull ut
1.1 I7MM.02. Spelter ruled 2s ikl lower In
London, hut dull and un haliKed here nt
li ."re; i me smnu reiiuitlon in the June
oiit.mt of piK Iron and thu lari;e Im reuse In
i ne uiuoiu xtorK made an unfavoiiilile Im
pn'sion Hun pri(es in nil markets wero
innoiiiR oowuwarii. Hieei unlets are iirnitl
enliy quoted at $20 at the mills. PI Iron
warrants were ouoteil at $n.lo The brok
ers' price for lead was $1 So and for copper
flu -a.
OMAHA WIIOI,i;s.!,r, MAHKIiTM,
Coiiillllon of 'I'rnile ll ml ( iMitiitloun on
Maple nml t'nii,,- ri,iloce.
IC-r-;ltt llbeiul; R jod stock, 9Ho.
1.1 V : Pori.'rRY-Ilens. 7UtfS.-. io,mi..?s.
:icrirdln to axe and slr.c. 3'olc, broilers.
UyilUr, ducks, tf(,-,e; Rerpe, f,U turkeys,
CltKHII DRi;.SRi;i) POIJI.TRY-llens. w
j't'-; roosleis. 31 Be; dneks and Keese, Off
broilers. 1U. to 2 lbs., per do., J.I (Off
Iti'TTIiR-Commnn to fair, HKc; choice,
UHlfie; sepatator, ioo; Kuthercil creamery,
KlHM' Trout. !),.- Iiliw, nl, 1?. i,.i,,,rni
tr; cat(lh. 12c; dresseil hiiffiilo. Cc: vblle.'
Ilsh, 10c; herrlnir. 5c; hlnek nans, 1'ic; snl-
mull. I.lc. White I ill hh III ' f.rntinln in." Mil,.
9c. h.lllbllt. 12 : hiilllii.m Irtc Hiu- ti..r,li
fic; lolfsters, urei n, 2ic: boiled lobsters. 2.1c:
miiekerel, 20c; codflsn. 10c: yellow perch. 6c.
I;V'()N'S I.Ue. per doz., 90cy$l.W.
VKAI.H Choice. 9ll0c.
'.'AY Per carload lots. Upland, choice,
0: in III I II fill . I luilee tr. f.n- Imel.nnl chnlnr.
If. f.0: TV,. Slriltv. , linlrn tft f.0. Vn 1 inrn
37c; No. 3 while oats 'sic' cracked corn
per ton, $if..(io. corn. nnd onls, cnopped, per
ton, jir, r,o; lirun. per ton, JI2.60; shorts, per
ton, $12.50
VKCKTARLUH
CITCP.MUKUH Per 1I07 lOHfe.
.AHPARAOUH-Mome-Krown, per doz., 20ft
NKW TCRNIPS-Per doz. hunchcH, 2.V?
;oc.
NKJV IIKKTH- Per doz. bunches. 30c.
MCW CA RROTH Per doz. bunchPS. 23c.
I.K ITI.'i'K Per doz. bunches. 20c.
RAMIHIIKS-llntne-Kroun, jicr doz.. 15f
I 'HAS Per tj-bu basket, 50c.
f0(WA. HHANS-Per halt bu.
basket, V)'ip
NKW TOMATO US-Per bu
no-.
i.A MiiAiii'. I lome-crown nei
lb.,
lic
CACI,l.',oVKR-Per doz.. $1.00.
C.RKUN CORN-Per doz.. I01.V,
TO.MATi)i:S-Mlsslslppl, per four-baslcat
era I p. IhWc.
Ml'SIIROOMH-Per lb box. C0c.
RIMrilARII-Per lb., lUfiie; home grown
per lb , 2c.
ONIONS-Callfornln, per sack. $2.00.
PRC ITS
HTRA WHKRRI1CS - Colorado shlpplnB
Stock, (ler 21-qt. case. $2.7.1
RI,ACKRi:RKIKS-Per 21-qt. case. $2.2.1.
Itl.ACK RASPRHRRI ICS Per 21-qt. case,
J3.CO.
$2.7.1; per 24-lit. case. $1.50.
Rlit) RASPIti:RRIi:s-Per 21-pt. ense,
$2.50.
III.CKMHRRIKS-IG-qt. cases, $2 23.
CCRRANTS-Pcr 21-qt. case, J2.n0
PHACI IKS -California, per box, 90c11$l.
APRICOTS-Callfornla. per box. $1..1i.
PI.CMH-Californla. per crate, $1.2.1.
PRI'NKS-Callfoniln per . rate. Jl.3.!ff 1.50.
II A RTI.ICTT PKARS Per bpskrt. $2.20.
nOOSKRKRRlKS-Per 21-qt. case, $2.
CMKRRIKS-i'allfornlii, per 10-lb. box,
$1 105) 1.2.1. Missouri, per 21-qt. case. $2.21;
S-lb. biiskPts, 501fiOc
WATKRMi:LONS-As to size, 3O?f40c
each.
APPl.KS-Natlve. Wi"r per bu.
TROPICAL KRIMTS.
PINKAPP1.KS- Per doz . Sl.r.0',n."S. ,
ORANCKS - Caliromla, Medlterraifenn
swrcts, per box $1; budded seedllnRs, $3.
I.KMONS-Callfornla. fancy, $1.75; choice,
$1.50.
HANANAS Per hunch, nccordliiR to size,
$2.2533.00.
MISCKI.I.ANKOI'S.
Nl'TS-IIIckory, laiRe, per bu., $125;
shellbarks. $1.3.1; KnRllsh walnuts, tier lb.,
12Q13C; tllbcrts, per lb., 12c; nlmonds, per
lb., Ilftlfic; raw, per lb., S'.i&tie.; roasted,
6!40"Vic.
INDUS.
HIDKS-No. 1 i;reen hhles. 7c; No. 2
Kreen hides, 5c; No. 1 salted hide?, 7c; No.
2 suited hides, fic; No. 1 veal calf, S to 12
lbs., Sc; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c.
M. I.onlv (iii I n mill I'm vlnloiin,
ST. I.OIMS, July 12.-Wlli:AT-r.ower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 7fUo; track. 70ft
vi'.ic; July, 77Vic; Aupnst. 77", ; September,
7SUc; No. 2 hard, TMifiTSUc.
CORN-No. 2. cash, 42Uc; track. 4IHc;
July, I24c; September, I3'.ic
OATS-Weak; No. 2, ensh, 23c; track, 23c;
July. 2.l'j,c; September, 2.1'4c; No. 2 white,
2fi29c
RYK Lower a I f-Oic.
KLOl'R Inactive and unchanRed.
SKKDS Timothy, nominally higher; J3.10
bid for nrlme new to arrive; August, $2.50;
spot. $2 73. Klax, better at $1.37 for July.
CORNMKA I-Steady. $2.23f2.30.
IIRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 69c.
HAY-Strong; timothy. $3.00f( 11.50; prairie,
$9.00.
MUTAI.S-head, dull ut $3.93.
lower at $1 (fi.
POt'I.TRY Firm : chickens. 7e;
lMlllc; turkeys, S'dfic; ducks, Cc;
6iie; ceese. 3c; sprlncs, 5f(7c.
KtiOS-Htcady at Sc.
Spelter,
springs,
springs,
RI'TTKR Steady ; creamery,
dairy. llUlfie.
lyi9',4e;
WlllSKY-Steady, $1.2.1.
IRON COTTON TIt:S-$1.32.
llAOC.INO-StiMic
I IIC MP TWINU-9C
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; JohblnR, $13.
I.ard, lower: prime Htenm. $6.i2'.; choice,
$fi"i'.'S.. Dry salt meats (boxed)" steady;
extra slmrts, $7.50: clear ribs, $7.62V4; clear
sides, $7 73. Itacon (boxed), steiuly; extra
shorts, $S; clear ribs, $S.12'&; clear sided,
" RKCKIPTS-Flour. 2,(00 bbls.; whent, 159,
W hu.; corn, 31,000 bu.; oats, 51.000 bu.
KIIIPMKNTS-Flnur, 5,000 bbls.; wheat,
17.0M) bu.; corn, 6S.0X) bu. ; oats. 29,000 hu.
Kiiiisii City (5 rill ll nml I'rm Islons.
KANSAS CITY, July 12.-WI rHAT-Julv.
ii'ic; September, 71fi71-'l4c; cash, No 2
hard. 7lfi73'c; No. 3, 71fi73c; No. 2 red, 77c:
No. 3. 73fi7.!c. '
CORN-SVuteniber. 42ic: cash.
No. 2
No. 3,
mixed. I2M( 13'jjc; No. 2 white, 43c;
(Ml lie.
OATS-No. 2 white. 27-T(2Sc.
RYK-No. 2, PSc.
HA Y Choice timothy, $9.5Of?10.00; cholco
prairie, $7.2.Vi'7.50.
nCTTFR-Crcamery, lniTISo: dairy, fancy,
14c.
MOOS Firm: fresli .Missouri nnd Kansns
slock. S'ic per doz.. los off, cases roturncd;
south-in, ti'ie, new whlto wood cases In
cluded. RKCUIPTS -Wheat, ill, C00 bu.: corn, 31,
201 bu.; oats. 12.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS -Wheat, I.S00 bu.; corn. 7.S0)
bu.; oats, 2.000 hu.
Liverpool (J rain nml Provision.
LIVERPOOL, July 12.-W!IEAT-Spot.
tlrm; No. l northern, spring, 6s Gd; No. 1
California, fis SdiGs fid. Futurej, qulot;
July, nominal: September, lis S,I : Decem
ber, nominal.
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed, new.
Is ld; American mixed, old, Is 3d. Fu
tures, steady: Julv, 1'i.d; September, Is 2'id.
PROVISIONS-Racon, Cumberland cut,
40s. Shoulders, square, linn at 3Cs. Lard,
prime western. In tierces, tlrm nt 31s;
American rellned. in pails, lirm at 3fis 9d.
T LLOW Australian, In London, steady
at 2(iH.
Toledo Market.
TOLHDO, O.. July 12.-WIIi:AT-Actlve
but lower; spot, M14c; July, M'iic; August,
S3J4c: September, SI'hc.
CORN Active and unchnnged; No, 2
cash. 1.1'ic: .September, 451sc.
OATS Dull and unchanged; No. 2 cash,
23c; September. 25UC.
RYl'3 Dull and unchanged; No. 2 cash,
5Sc
HRKDS-Clover. '9S prime, 3.05; '99 prime,
$5.50; October. $5 90; No. 2, $1.75.
I'lilliidi'lphln I'roiliiee Mnrket.
PINLADKLPINA, July 12.-IWrTKR-Flrm.
good deinund; fancy western cream
ery. 20c; fancy western prints, 22c.
KCIOS Firm; fresh nearby, 13'jc; fresh
western, lie; fresh southwestern, 12c; fresh
southorn. 10r.
CUF.KSi:- Firmer: New York full creams,
fancy small, 9'4c; New York full creams,
good to choice, &WjC.
Diiliitb Whent Mnrhct.
Dl'LUTJl'. Minn., July 12.-W1IRAT-NO.
1 hard cash, SlJ4c; August, 3Jjc; Heptem
ber, S3'c; December, Sflie; No. 1 northern
ensh. M-,c: August, Sl4c; September, 81Hc;
December. Slc; No. 2 northern, 80c; No. 3
spring, 7Csic.
OATS-2!ft27Hc,
CORN-43T4C.
Mllivniiker (irnln MnrUet.
MILWAFKKIJ. July 12. - WIIKAT -Iiwer;
No. 1 northern, 6HS2'tc; No. 2
northern. bOfrSOUe.
RYU Steady; No. 1. 62c.
HARLIJY-Stcudy; No, 2, 47ST4?c; sample,
toil !0c.
.Mlmieiiiiolla Wheat Mnrket,
UNNKAPOLIS. July U'.-WNIUT-In
tore: No. 1 nortiiern. July. 7'ic: Seiitem
her, tJ'.79c; DMnber, xy,c. on uacks
So. 1 harrt,V. No. 1 northrn, ijrj No
ierin' rn.
MOVISMIl.NTN OF STOCKS AMI 1IO.NDS.
Iteiiellon of
I'lirelj'
i:cluinHr Attrltiutrd
to
Tecliiilenl (iiiises,
Julv 12 The tihrnKe "nel
NKW YoRK
ered out. ' b st ex. re ses whst hnoncned to
uimiiro inoverneni or prices loony, ino
a. tlon ut tin. -to. k market was entirely
alile from any tii'ws of tho day. ns was tho
case with es(erdnv Bharp rise. In fnct
the news or the day was for the most part
favorable to hlRher price. Tho reaction
iniisi inererore Im attributed to nurelv
technbul causes. It seems to demonstrate
that yi sterility's Jump In prices, which was
primarily i trcrleri uiralnsl the short In
iciest, has resulted in eliminating the weak
iMinioii oi mo uncovered snorts. Yester-
s coiisiueriitiie rise invited heavy prollt
taking this morning, hut after prices had
runen considerably pressure, from that
source relaxed and an effort was then made
mi renew ine nun demonstration or yester
nay. lien I'nlon Pacific sot tip to 56 It
bee nine manifest lh.it the orders to sell at
nun ieei w(re larger than the present bull
'"""' i" were prepared io nnsoro.
I hut stock then rIl back and Its heavl
liess was practlcallv unrelieved for tho re
ilia i niter of the day. The efforts of the
Mill were men siiirtru to Haltlmorc Ac
uilo, whl, h as n conseqiipnci was rushed
up i -y ikiiii me low point. This mnnuuvcr
unavailing to iiniu tho market and
ine atter part of tho day showed almost
no reiieven siiignatlotl. Tito otTor lies were
a lucre dtlbbli, tmt even that could not be
ii oy me leeiiti) nuying ilemnnd, nnd
111. (lilt III! c,f till' C.ltllnr unlnu tvnrn tvln.,,1
out. the lnvel of prices generally fnlllni
infill.
. fie iii;,ihcl luriorfWI COinnielelv tlw.
lir,,,..,.i,i ... ... V : . .
'im . ,. .i'. Ti " " " u e grain market.
I he active liquidation in wheat, Induced by
i-niigiii ne esiiinutes of somo of the trade
J'"1"""", niiieu cut re v in miimIiiIm Mm
l'..;rHi.of r"ln-crrylng roads. Kt.
I mil dropped the best part of .mother point
....... nn in ii'i. i. ii.i ir fiirimii muu,,.,
i. ut, in v dill inn r... I r.ifi.i iiu, rr,,
inlUllllS eonl i.iwl II... 1. ......
Mw W m,,mt' pnrly ;vl":o of strength,
niin, ll'.rr,K""1? yfvtf' '.'"t Itl tho late tr
action. The steel siooks wero dull nnd
moved uncertainly. Th mMi UV.u
tlrely
wlllinut any paint of strength on
to tlx 11 rewll ll ...... tr. ......1...
Ho'fng was dt.ll ami 1 .avv , . rn",
lowest. " "
lieni-v ft;r.V'Cn Hi'"'k ,nflrku tw wcrp reported
don Im,,..!,, nbon a .m
here on halaiiee. N'otwltliHi,',i..iin. .Vi.
nuying and a leelln in t.,1,1 ir..... .7
lonH 'n,e"wK i-,1"' ten Tim
or f.,..i..,.vp,',I' r1""''"''"! "f tho Rank
OI I'.tlgland in Clisimm r,i.w......1
Whether the exnori mmmnini, .
i'.l-s r,!,!1",,,,"'.1!""''"1' ,T1,at iHHtltiitlon's
,7,1, i1'1, ,nr '"' WPPl exceeds $5,000,000,
r - i t ,,n in 3 ?. Bono, l" I'ni"c"'' 'i
ri in lion 111 Sterlllm exebunr-.. ., I lin.i. ....
day.
to the reient low Im-,,i .. Ji.
inand
there Tnr. l.i .....' .. .. 'I'
UnMlf .,r iV,... . ' insiiiinnip. J lie
I ill 11 K of iTUtlces weeklv uln ,.
gain In
gold of less than Jl.oooiino .n
that it has l.iiin.l
a use for lis recent large
Hint 1 (.... u i
receipts of that
Supplies Of gold ." the !.' .V".1" "W.
ork from tin. k-i,,,iiu. ..':. "
the west . ,l fr , 'T., i "".P.
sub.reasury h.,s omiiknT?.
M'W i nrk rpHiirt'im u ... ',lf '
a:X5irfr wm.id pVob:
The
bond nil, ,'Un, VA.,.,.t..l J. "f.K unnks.
mm tii ... - i. .
regular. Tola u "V.""u , . !'"' 'r"
nil :nloo. ' 1,1 u,
Ilnancial .-ablegr m r".S;...L'W.?.
Wen, (illlillv .. It:... "'', ocre
direct hews fro , ,Lt ""Y.:.. 'uJsen.r-. r
IlIHH U'nrn
bank relnri, It ,..
.-.,ic-ieu Willi more
shown.
treasury bills would bo
Vu1 on the
.Menison "flt
Union Pucido ...
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheel, ft 1 j. r,.
. do :,t pf,i...
"Is. Ontral ....
Third Avenue
Adams Kx
American Kx
V. S. 17
WellH-Karno
Amer. Cot. oil ..
'In pM
Hattlmore A- Ohio.
Canadian Pic llle .
l"an,nla So
Ches. & Ohio
Chlrngn (I. V
C. H. & CJ
Chi., tnil. I j..,.
ih pfd
.. .lUi
.. 7n4
18',
..
.. 23
..110
..111
..151
.. 41
..i:2
.. M'i
.. St
.. 3
.. 19
.. 17
..
.. 1
.. 17
.. I!)',
.. M
7i
8.1",
I'"
::
ii
in''.
22
.10
91
W...1S.1
Chi. K. 111..
',,rim & x.
C.. It. I. & .
c. c. c. st.
107tV
I....
fin pfd
Colorado So
do 1st pfd..
. fill
Amer.
do
Amer.
do
Amer.
do
Amer.
do
Amer.
-Malting ..
Pf.)
H. & li....
Pfd
Spirits ....
Pfd
S. Hoop ,,
Pfd
& W...,
nfd
. tl'jl
'to 2d pfd...
. 11'
.111'
.177
. 17'
Del. &
Del. L
Denver
do
Krle ..
Ilujson
& V....
It. !.
pfd
.. 11
... 3?'
do 1st pfd.,
Jt. Nor. pfd...
llooklnc Coal ,
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
low.i Central .,
do pfd
..IM'i
lo
.. uv,
.. 3.1
..111
... IS
,.. 4714
.. IC'J
.. :s
.. 93
..2M
.. 74'J
.. ss
..1.WH
.. H'.i
.. M
.. 01
.. r.nj
.. 37
.. 10
.. 32'i
..Wi
..no
21"
. . 77
.. mi;
Amer. Tin Plato
do pfd
Amer. Tobacco ..
do pfd
Anae. Mining Co
llrooklyn R. T. ...
. '. IcH,
.. 7P,
.. 92',
..in
.. in',
. . .IS3.
K. C . V. &
Like Krle ft
do nfd...
O..
W.
1010. Fuel &
Con. Tobacco
iron. S2i,
"'i
.1:1
o;
131
M'i
m'i
22
r.-.
Ltke Shore
L & N
Manliiitliin I,....
Met St. Ity
Mexican Central
Minn. X- St. L..
do pfd
Mo. Parllle
Mobile & Ohio .
M., K. & T
do pfd
N. .1. Central ..
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk & V...
do pfd
No. Pacllle
do pfd
Ontario & V'...
Ore Ity. Ni,y
do pfd
1'cnnsylvunla ..
Heading
do 1st pfd..
do Id pfd....
"Itlo n. V
Mo pfd
St. L. & K. '....
do 1st pfd...,
do 2d Pfd...,
St. L. Pniithw...
do pf,l
St. Paul
do pfd
ft. P. R- Omaha
So. Pacllle
So. Hallway ....
do pfd
Texas & I'.icirio .
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd ,
Oen. Kleetrlc ...
(llticose Sugar .
do pfd
Inter. P.ipor
do pfd
Liclcdo (ls ....
Nntlonul Illjcttlt
do pfd
National Iad .
do pfd
Natlnnnl Steel .,
74
n
82
19
!)-.v,
Il'i
do pfd.
81
N. Y. Air Hrak..'.13ii
.. .I'i No. Amerlrnn
l.v;
M
83
CP;
IT'j
41
to
111
r,'4
118
.. 1!", 1'aeMo Coast
43 do 1st pfd
Tfi 1 do Id pfd
..IM'i Pacllle Mall
.. 17 People's Ons
.. r.ov, Preswd H C.ir .
.. 2,"i do pfd ;
.. f.t'i Pullman P. Car ..
.. S Stand ird H. Sc T..
.. !"4 Sugar
.. My, do pfd
in .j
" V ' ,Vnn' roal Iron. CO
c", u. m. leather ...
2-1'il do pfd
..HOlilU. S. Hublier ...
)'
08
1.11;
91
79' i
12'i
.170
do pfd
Western Cnlon .
Republic I. & s.
,..110
iiv"
... Mi;;
... 11
no pfd.
SI
P- C. C. & Ht. L... 55
Assessment paid. "Offered.
Xcw York Money MnrUet.
Ni:V YOHIC July 12.-.MONKY-On call,
steady at lVafil. per cont; last loan, 1U, ver
cent; prlmo mercantile paper, 3?4$f4Va per
STERLING KXCHANOi: Firm with
actual business In bankers' hills at $4,S6-i
for dumnnd nnd $4.SI for slxtv duys: nosto',1
rates. $).' U7.,; commercial bllfi7$?.g5iifl.
hlLVUH - Certificates, Gl?4fI62c:
IN,c; Mexican dollars, mic. '
bar,
HONns-Oovernnient. stronc; state, in
active: railroad, Irregulnr. i".. 111
The closing prices on bonds todny are as
follows:
IT. S. rcf.
do coupon
.lost; do
.1031; s.
49 tn.
y. c. 1, :::,o?xt
do 2s, re..
110 3s, reg
do coupon
lWi No. Paclflo 3, Wi'
ln"; do 4a io,
lit . Y. C ft s, t. i. J
no new 4s, reg
do coupon ....
...m A V. ron. 4s
...lll"j "Om. Nav. 1...
...111'!, do ts
...1I34 "Ore. R. j. cs..
. . .Ill's do eoni-ol . .,
...121 Heading gen. 4s
...lil'l Hlo O. W. is....
97
lo old (s, reg...
do ootitHin
do r.s, reg
do coupon
D. of C. 3 Ms
Alih. iiener.il 4s..
do adj. 4s
Canada So. Is
dies & O. 4",...
do Ss
C. N. IV e 7s
..107
..lo;i,
..12:1;
..112
.. 88
98V,
iv, -S n, I, v h j.- p. 5, , 101
94 ".St. Paul consols.. 1
U iSt V.. C. & p. 1,... i,0.4
icj.j no ss lit,.
Jo S. r deb. Ss.12)
So.
raellle 4, 75...
Clitc.iico Ter. 4a... 9?
Colo. So 4s 84;
So.
Hallway 5, losi-.
"
S. H. & T. 71
D. & 11. O. Is. ...103 Tex.
do 4s 97i.i' do
Pacific la. .111
a;
4 IOJ',4
11514
Hrln general 4s
P IV. & D. C. Is..
Oen. VAcc Cm....
Ia. Central Is
a K C P O 1,..
L & .V unt. 4s....
C1 t'nlon Paelllo
71 IVabash is...
116 do Is
1121; We,t Shore 4s.
72'i Wis. Central Is
in:
112
88
90
91, "Va. Centuries
M . K. & T. Is 70 1
When
rights.
issued. Mild. Offered, n Trust
Xevr York Mlnlnir Stoeks,
NEW YOIllv, Julv 12.-Tho following aro
tiio closing (luotatlons for mining shares
today:
Chollar II Ontario en"
Crown Point 6 Ophlr 61
Con Cal. Va 141 PI) mouth 10
Peadwood 4! Qulekllver 150
Oould & Currle .... '.'0 do pfd 700
Halo & NoreroM... K Blerra Nevada 14
Humestake 5W1 Standard 419
Iron Silver W n lisoif mj
Mexican li a 1103 uopja
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 12,-Today's state,
ment of the treusury balances In-the gen
erul fund, exclut.lv ot U10 $lW,000.CO4) gold
rpservo In the division of redemption,
J.'.0" . , Ali"llllM' balance. $149,MK.-
SU, gold, $Jo,jiA3S7
Huston stocks nnd flomls.
npSTON, July 12 -Call loans, 2g3ij Pr
cent, time loans, J'j4 per cent. Otllclal
A
T.
8. K .,
Pfd
fitigar ....
Pfd
. JS'JiWi,. Central 44'4
S$M Atchison 4, If)
.11, N U. i. A C. ti... t
do
Anir.
do
Amer.
lis , Adventure z4
Telenhone.. 11
Allouti Mining Co.
1
Huston A Albnny...W
Itiston L'levated ... )
Amal. Copjxr
Atlantic
. 73
.3")
. 3H
.730
. 17
. 1SH
. 64
. UH
.111
. 4(i
.m
. 2Vi
. 24
. 37'j
i . n. t u
lK'nilnlen Coal .
K.-dcral Htetl ..
do pfd
t'ltchburg pfd. .
(len Hlectrlo ...
i) pfd
Mexican Central
Mich Telephone
N K. (1. AC...
Old Colony
Cnlon Pacific ..
131' i Ronton & Mont
34 Mutte & Ilotton
( at. A llecla ..
W if'entennlal ,
IV 'Prnklln
IJOi, rucenln
Parrot
12'.
putney
Santa IV Copper
Tamarnck
I'tnh Mining ....
Winona
Wolvrins
Meat Lnd IJi.
t.nniloii .Mliiluir Stocks.
LONDON, July la. n.jn.-ClosIng-
Cons, money 99 .',.111. 7.. .77
114
51
r.;
Vf,
7-v,
do account
'f'V do 1st pfd...
.. 21 Pennsylvania ...
.. oi 'Heading
.. ir;'No. pneinc pM.
..lll'i (Irand Trunk ...
. 7flS Anaconda
71; Hand Mine
..133
At-bison,
Canadian Pacllle
St Paul
Illinois Central .
Lmlsvllle
Cnlon Puc pfd...
N. Y Central ..
I'll
40'.S
MA II SHA'tiK Steady. 2S7-lCd per ounce
J ONICY 1U. liep ri.nl
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2U',,f. ner cent: for three
iiiuiiiim niim, per cent.
l-'orelKii I'lniinclnl.
t.riVMDV lull- 1-1 n-v, - ...a.1K. alnlnmf.nl
of the Hank of Knrlimri shows the follow
ing manges: Total reserve, iiecreasoo
J-6i7.CM): clrcn atlotl .loemnsed i!3u0.000: hill
Hon. decreased IIMKI: other securities
decreased JJGIS.ortO; other di-posltn, Increased
.Cl.ZW.OOO: public deposits, decrease, 2,252.-
t8)il; notes in tho reserve, decreased a8,000;
K.iveriiineni nccurilles, increase!! jljiu.ifw.
The proportion of the Hunk of Mnclnnd rn
serve to liability Is ."W.S7 per cent; hint week
It was .T7.I2 tier cent. Hutu of discount tin
chanced lit .1 ner cent American securities
advanced nt the nnenlnir nnd remained
steady until nenr the close, when there wns
a reaction on lower advices rrotn ;sew
York. 'I h close, however, wus steady,
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the.
Hank of Knirlaui on hnhmccri today was
.c.i.KI. Cold nreinliim 1, t Huenos Ayrcs
131; Hpanlsh 4s. 7I'.ie
IIKKLI.V July 12 Iluslness wns stag
nant nnd dlsntinolntl in on the hourso to
day under tho Influcme of the decline In
inn Koiimnnlaii loan international securl
tics I llclll.lteit inliel, nml clnxed with a
general decline, Chinese being generally uf
reeled. Ile.uk shares nern lower. Amer
leans steady. Kxehaiice on London. 20m
4V,'. Pfgs. for checks. Discounts: Short
hills, 3'a per cent: three months' hills. 1 per
com.
PA HIS. .7 1 1 1 v 12 HiiHlness nnened dull nnd
iiniieciiieu on the bourse todnv. being ad
yerselv affected by tho weakness of other
nourses. Prices subseriuently hardened
under tho lead of .Spanish securities nnd
IttO tllltos. tint fifterwiird reacted nnd
cloned Irregular. Spanish 4s advanced
sharply, owing to various rumors, one
belnir thnt the Sonnlsh limn would lie re
deemable after fifteen years and would bo
nee iriim taxation. 1110 tllltos iniproveu on
thn higher price of Conner In America and
bear repurchases In view of tomorrow's
option declaration. l)e Beers Improved
KalllrH were weaker on the warning of Sir
aureci .Mlllier. Hrltlsh 11 Urh enmm -winner
in houtii Africa, ngulnst the people pro
cording to tho Transvaal for months to
come, ns It would tnko n year for the em-
iloyment conditions to rearh the ante-war
evel. Weekly slntemeni nf the Hunk nt
France: Notes In circulation. , Increase 37..
wm.issj 1 nines: treasury accounts current,
increase, ii.m.iw francs; gold In hnn, In
rensc, 4,nio con francs; bills discounted, do
teased l,r.o.(ioi) francs; sliver In hnnd, de
reused 4AiO.OOO francs. Threo ner cent
rentes. !1fl,u,c for the account. Kxchangn
on i.onnon, J,t lowo for cnecks. Soan sh
1.-, C1U"CI1
lliink I'lenrlnics,
CHICAGO. Julv 12 Clenrlnt'S. ?? 'HO.nOO!
balances. $2.4!).O(l0. Sterllnir eicebanue.
11 M'i'in.ii1?. isew 1 ork exchange, par.
ST. LOCIS. .110.. .Ill V 12.-C ear nirs. II.-
Ni.(,.i.!j; nniances. J5is,,li.j. Money, 41i7 per
cciu. .M'w 1 nrn exenange. zac tiiscount
mil. ic uiscount asked.
CINCINNATI. .Ill y 12. C enrlnirs. i2.4M)..
HOij. New York exchange, par to 10c dis
count. .Money, Slit: per cent.
NEW YOllIC. .Inly 12. Clenrines. JII7.-
911,123; balances, $3,21i3,Boi;.
HOSTON. Julv 12. C ear nc-s. lin.nifi.00S:
balances, $I,IS!).7nti.
PHILAD13LP1IIA, Pa., July 12.-Clenr-Ings.
$15.272,1.11: balances. $1,771. 4j0.
llALTIMom;. Md., July 12,-ClcarlnBS,
$3,011,010; balances, $212,109.
Cotton MnrUet,
NKW YORK. Julv 12.-SPeculntlnn in cot
ton futures todny was upon ti hesitntlng If
not an liulirterent srnle and wns lacking In
the element of outside Interest. The course
of the market was Irregular within narrow
range. The call developed a steady feel
ing, with unchnnced to 4 noints lower nrlce.
Immediately after the cull prices eased off
a couplo of points further and then there
was ii rally of .Tfi I noints. The early weak-
liess was tho result of early cables and gen
erally unfavorable news. The later rally
was wunout explanation so far as news
went. Tlie demand that held the market
pretty steady appeared to come chletlv
from shorts. The summer positions held
a wenk relation to tho general list. Senti
ment ns 11 rule "-as inclined to bo bearish
on the crop news, hut the strong talk on
the part of a few lending traders backed
up by tho statistical position led to hesita
tion when it came to taking the port side.
Private cables showed that sentiment In
I-.uropo wns very much mixed with crop
news from this side, lending operators to
proceed as slow ns possible, while other In
terests were dominated more or less by
manipulation. The mnrket hero was llnnlly
steady. 3 points higher to 6 points lower,
futures closed steady; July, $10.04; August,
JS.i'j; September. $S.S7; October, $S.C2; No
J'o'mlurJ .tiV'- Seemlier. $S,32; January,
!H!: 1,'.olir"".r;- s'; -March. $S.37; April,
$S3U; May, $S. 12. Spot closed unlet: mid
tiling uplands, 10'ic; middling gulf, 10'fcc;
sales. 743 bales. '
NKW OHLKANS, July 12. - COTTON -Quiet;
no sales; ordinary, Sl-lfic; good or
' ,nnrn: low middling, 8 11-lGc; mld
t tig, in 3-lCc; good middling. 10 1-lGc; mid
''.""f f"'t. llJJ-lGc; receipts, 1,070 bales;
?lSe.h:P.-F" ''"'cs. Futures, quiet: July,
i0?2il'' rA'"-;""' 9-s-'f-": September.
nv Ni "c,0l"T. S.32iiS..".1; November
pecember. $8.1308.16: Jnnuary
$SlM(i.lf,; l-ebruary. $S.1GS.18; Mnrch, $8.18
5i8 20; April. $S.19J8.L'l; May. $S.2KS.23.
SI. LoriS. July 12.-COTTON-Qulet; no
sii es; mlddUng, 10c; receipts. 513 hales:
shipments, 1,710 bales; stock, 28,262 bales.
"Wool Mnrket.
LONDON, July 12. -At the wool auction
sales today 2,718 bales were offered, whit
included 11 pood selection. Practically nil
wero so d. lherc wus much more spirited
feeling than during the last day or two
buyers operating more freely mid the con
tinental demand was more general. There
was an nil-round Improvement. Oood
merino wools wero competed for nt nbout
rates prevailing at tne opening. Poor and
faulty grades wero neglected and (Ine light
crossbreeds were dearer. Oood medium
wools were bid for by Americans freely nt
full ndvancoB. Following are the sales:
New South Wales. 1.300 bales; scoured. 0 Iff
s IHd; greasy, Hidflls. Queensland, l,)
hales; scoured, Is lUdfils 7d; greasy, '(ii;'d
Is 'id Victoria, SOO bales; scoured, 1 4Ud
2n'k "'"CS:
.ev York Dry (innils.
NKW YORK. July 12 -DRY GOODS-Im-provement
in generul demand for nuielc do
mnnd continues nnd tone of market for
cotton irond shows somo gain. Hrown
cottons steady. Illea -tied unchanged. Coarse
colored kooiIs Irregular. Prints Inactive for
fancies. Stiiples In modornte request. Cling
hams dull but steady. Cotton linings Irrog
uliir. Print cloths unchunged in regulars.
Odd good tlrm. with fjij- demand. Woolens
unchanged. Silks steady.
riiu iniAL'rv MAiticrrr.
INSTHI'MKNTS placed on record Tliurs
dijy. July 12:
Wiirrnnty Deeds.
J. C. K. Sehaefcr to Anna t'Txa. lot
2, Kensington, subdiv
.$ I.Ooo
s. 11. Anderson nnd nushand to c
.D,,.,,,'a.""ltn'" lr, "''es Placo..
Minnie Tylco to A. (1. Chenowlth.
lot C, block 38, Albright's Cholco....
J- ,A' ,Pw.e""v. husband to Kan
nlo Hull nnd husband, north Si) feet
of south W feet lot 1, block 2, Park
Plnco
G.or?,,i :Jn v- A. He.idley. lot
21. block 2, Sherman Avenue park..
J. K. (leorge to siimc. west 40 feet
of cast 120 feet lot 21, Maloncy's
utld
LIU)
250
1,000
GO
SO-)
1.100
fcoj
UOO
Deeds.
Bherlff
to A. T. Curtis, sti
lot 17,
block
:. iounize 11 :i.i firm. ..
Sheriff
lot 2tl,
Sheriff
to W. K. I'. Vila, ll
block 4. CiimpbeH's add
to H. P. llncbe. lot 4.
of e!&
liioiik
u, iiiiisuie iitiu, .Mi.
. K. Potter, recolver, to O. M. Web
ster, a tract In so corner no 24
15-12
3,750
1 m-jG
Totul amount ot transfers
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipt of Oattle and Sheop Rather Light
for Thursday.
HOGS A TRIFLE LOWER THAN YESTERDAY
Cntlle Sell About 8nmr mm Yesterday,
TIioukIi I'eellnif on CI, nice St 11 tr Is
Heller Thmi nu 'luesdnj
Sheep Hull nnd Wenk.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 12
Hocelpts were. Cattle.
Oltlclal Monday 4,fiH2
Olllclal Tuesday 6,270
Oltlclal Wednesday 2,110
OIllclul Thursday 1,8.7)
Hogs. Sheep.
fi.lsil
7,ir0
n.Kt
8.726
3U23
1D.3S4
4I.U2I
S',wl
3,oijti
ii.mi
.1.2.11
i,a
Fsjil3
D,7.
fl.'WI
1B.0))1
t,ni
Four days this week.
Same days last week..
Samu week before.. ..
..14,922
. 7,0-13
.13,4?')
Hume three weeks 110. 12.0S3
Same four wseks ago. . .lS.tU,
Avenge pries paid for .)
or in
Ult
tvaral days, with comparisons
100.JUI5. 1S. U7 . JPrM.llJJSjUM.
June IS 1 4 m .1 m 1 n 1 31 2 uli ill 4 61
Juno It 1 4 Oji 3 I2 3 !WI 3 -a 3 til , 4 5j
Juno 17.
Juno is.
3 63, 3 kii
3 m 3 081 4 441
S 03
3 21 1 i 10, 4 4, 4 84
3 loi 3 Itti 4 HI 4 70
I 2 05 1 I 451 4 "0
June 19
June V)
Jutia 21
June 22
June 23
June 24
June 26
June 26
6 Ool 3 84
4 4 3 71
3 SO
3 HI,
3 721
3 72
3 M
3 69
4 D3i 3 C'J,
5 00 3 a
3 15, I I 31 4 67
3 21 3 02, 4 40 4 7i
D 13 3 C3I
I si. d n-l
3 2U 3 00)
4 K
I 3 82
4 40
4 45, 4 M
6 10)
5 Oil 3 03
3 i ii
3 15, 2 971
I t.-. 1 11
Jttns 27
June 28.
June 23.
I f C.I, 3 04 1
3 82!
I 2 91 4
4 73
4 W
4 70
4 S
4 73
4
.1 6 11
3 GC
3 83
3 Kl it S3
.1 4 93
3 6 3 CO, 3 21 2 01 4 0I
June 30
July 1
July 2
July 3
July 4
July 5
July 6
Julv 7
6 01
4 92
C 01
3 S3
i ii, 3 zii : 'js.
3 73
3 57i 3 21, 2 Ml 4 OT
4 til I'I - ''
1 3 21, 2 95 4 70J
3 7!
5 OM 3 7SI 3 Oi "l I 4 f3,
C 10 3 S3 '3 Mil 3 Zi 2 W 4 H
5 111 3 .1I 3 7 .'! 2il 2 US 1
I 3 M 3 S7, 3 321 3 0I 4 9l
S 13 3 71 3 S.1I 2 '.Hi 4 7t
r, 13 3 90i 1 3 2 S7 4 l
5 041 3 W 3 70 I 2 911 4 61,
4 Xj
4 91
I 77
5 01
July
July
July
July
July
8
!)
10
II
12
4
I 0 (2 4 Ol, 3 73 3 1S 1 I 72
I 9
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The o.'llclal number of tars of stock
brought In today hy each road wns:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. U ses
t ., M. (V. 1. hv 3
O. ft St. L. Ity
Missouri Pacllle Hy... 13
I'nlon l'uciilo nystein. 7
c. At N. H. tlj t
H. & M. V. It. K.. 10
S. C. A P. Hy
C, St. P.. M. fk O. U. 3
H. & M. H. H. H 31
C H. & Q. Hy 3
C , H. I. & P., eat ... 1
C, H. I. & P., west... U
I
Total recelnts
7f.
120
rne disposition of tho day s receipts was
(is follows, each buyer purchasing the num
her of head Indicated:
tiuynrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omnna Packing Co..
l.Vi
1.021
ti. )l. until mo ml Co
Swift and Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Omaha Park. Co., K. C.
Cudahy Pack, t.'n., K. C.
H. Decker A Degan
Vansnnt & Co
Huston & Co
Llvlngstono & Sehaller..
Cudahy Hros. & Co
Other buyers
ISO
170
433
2M
91
5fll
28.1
75
1
911
I.9IS
1.9 V,
2,000
IS
14
S(0
IM
29?
Totals 2,0! ti.tsr, 1,317
( ATTLK There was 11 light run of cattle
in ine yarns toii.iy, composed mostly 01
beef steers. Markets at other points wore
none too favorable, but the light supply
hero held prices about steady. Packers
seemed to want all that was here, anil us
11 result the yards were practically cleared
at un cany Hour. The hotter ltsi n were
of course, In greater demand, and the feel
ing on that kind of cattle Is considerably
better than it was two days ngo. Common
sum is sun neglected and prices weak
nml uniiven.
There were nbout two loads of cows nnd
neirers on sale today. Oood stuff sold Just
about the same ns It did yesterday, but
canners and common stiilr m.iv he snfe v
quoted dull and lower. There wns no par
ticular cnange in onus or calves.
The feeder trade remains nearly nt
standstill, and what few cattle on that
oruer are Dcing received are slow sale at
any price, as no one seems to wunt them.
iieiircseniaiive sales:
UKKK STKKHS,
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 920 3 K, 63 1137 4 70
1 10.10 4 00 21 $38 4 70
2 10.33 4 CO 42 1131 4 70
1 890 4 U0 2.' 1177 4 $0
15 79S 4 10 6 1133 4 SO
6 S50 4 23 20 1119 4 S3
28 lll'S 4 40 21 910 4 90
4 tX, 4 40 14 1216 4 90
3 940 4 43 21 1237 4 90
2 1080 4 50 21 1IS3 J F0
1 104) 4 50 2 1076 5 CO
7 912 4 00 W I2W I 10
83 992 4 60 38 1333 5 20
5 1032 4 80 43 1379 5 20
IS 10.17 4 60 4,1 152 5 ;o
It KW 4 85 39 1434 f. 20
1 1220 4 83 36 1134 .', 20
6 983 4 63 14 1261 3 S3
44 104.1 4 03
STKKHS AND HEIFEHS.
970 4 50
997 4 90
COWS.
93i)
1033
910
102,3
750
9i7)
560
910
ftSO
JiYI
910
10O0
830
1200
1040
10SO
1050
102
1 50
2 1030
12 1070
8 907
20 9t;
1 10J0
j -)
3 33
3 .15
3 13
3 50
3 C,
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 85
3 83
3 'i0
4 CO
4 00
4 00
4 O)
4 23
3
1
v.v.v
2
1....
9....,
3....,
1....
7
I.'.'..'
1....
1....,
1
3
2
3 00
! 01)
2 0i)
2 33
4.
...1195
...1180
...1210
...770
...13U
... 811
...1110
...1313
...1220
...1100
...1100
...1210
2 40
2 43
2 45
2 M
2 50
2 50
3 ')
3 00
3 03
3 15
3 25
3 33
1....
1....
V.!'.'.
7....
1....
3....
1....
1.'.'.'.
COWS
AND
HKlKKnS.
17
910
830 4 30
HKIFKHS.
75 41
75 3
4
... 670
... 657
... 818
... 789
... M0
EO)
... 750
...1280
... 930
...1170
...1850
...1120
...1190
... :i
... 371)
... 250
.. W9
.. 701
,. 678
..10W
..1170
4 25
4 25
4 40
4 40
4 80
IS
9
2 43
3 15
4 00
4 10
58
1
1
51
1....
39....
HULLS.
2 00
1
..1080
..1190
.. 990
..1120
..1310
.. 920
3 00
3 10
3 33
3 55
3 75
3 9)
2 60
3 25
2 S3
2 90
3 00
3 00
1
1
1
1
1
1...
1...,
1...,
1....
1...
1....
1...,
4...
CALVES,
3 25 1....
4 25 1....
4 75
STAGS.
4 00 2....
120
1IW
G CO
6 50
17 1095
1555 4 50
HEIFERS.
535 3 00
401 3 10
910 3 50
1 1050 4 40
STOCK COWS AND
! G5 2 80 2
3 738 2 85 7
14 773 2 3 1
790 2 83
STOCICL'HS AND FEEDERS
1...
700 2 75
4.
807
3 70
38...,
59....
667 3 20
753 3 35
, 850 3 45
,834 3 50
12..
v..
10.
... 087
...1010
... 673
. . 722
3 70
3 70
3 S3
3 S5
2...
4...
1...
5.10 3 63
32....
S35
3 S3
HOGS Receipt of hogs were ngaln fairly
liberal today. Early renorts from nthr
points wero In the direction of lower prices,
and buyers stnrted out here bidding jiiSc
lower, nciicis, iinweyer, were not willing
to let go nt that llgure. nnd as 11 result tho
market was slow nt tho beginning, nml but
few clintiged hands until the second report
from Chicago arrived. That was n little
tnnro favorable, and hogs soon beenn to
move toward the scales. Light and mixed
hogs sold Just uhout where they did yes.
terday, that Is, nt $3.02'i, hut It wns dim
cult lo get more than thnt flcure fop nnv.
thing, whereas yesterday the heavier hogs
sold lamely at $5.05. Thero was n wi.n.r
range today than for some little time. Light
piggy sunt soin iiowu us mw as j4.11.,, und a
load of strictly prlmo hogs weighing 3W
pounds brought $.r.17'i, or "ic higher than
vestcrdny's top. They were n lino load or
hogs and wero considered ns good us any
thing that has been received hero In a long
time.
Tho market closed up good und strong,
tho lust end of the hogs bringing $5.03, or it
llttlo better than tho general murket. Hep.
resentatlve sales:
No.
Av,
Pr
No. Av. Sli. Pr
7 238 180 5 02U
72..
...189
...176
...170
...178
...266
...208
...2V9
...234
...313
120
40
49
80
120
SO
120
120
'si
so
so
()
4 95
4 93
4 98
4 9714
4 971.,
5 CO
5 (V)
5 00
5 CO
5 M
5 (I )
5 00
5 00
5 00
r. 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
i 00
69..,
85..
7..
57..
J .171
73 M
84 2V)
61 V5S
02 ii
5 02 i
5 02Vj
5 02"j
5 02ij
5 02'i
5 0214
5 02H
5 CIi
8 02
5 C2IJ
5 0211,
5 C2'i
f. 02'4
5 02H
3 024
5 02i,
I 02',
5 02!a
3..
7..
48..
75..
71..
84..
61..
83..
f.9..
91..
SO..
It..
C6 .
20
230
213
252
!!!'.!!
2(3
283
200
223
201
210
212
247
.... 24T
St..
I4..
,6..,
T9..
.'l
748
98 IV,
1 207
33 182
....241
....211
....741
....198
....211
120
40
84.
120
40
89...
Win
...117
a
u.
m .
74 ..
47.
41
41.
7
4.
77 ..
10 ..
V,
(i .
ID ..
73. .
47 ..
..
14...
CS...
74...
74...
71. .
Pi...
70...
73...
84...
r-4 ..
ta ..
...
74...
M. .
M .
K ..
e:
7
so ..
47..
11
ni m 1
III IM ( t24
ro VA J 6"i
.! W I HS'i
244 " S
MJ W I 'i
it , t1 17H
tU III It US
ji so r. n
lit l0 t, IV,
.t4 V) I (lt,
I" .". KJi,
. trl HO t. Vtt
.311 IM t MVi
. .K 500 Wt
11 ?n ti t ii
14 2 4 IM k It
M . xa v 1 ni
H CI DO t
70 . 21 .. IM'sj
ii 241 t "Vi
?; i ti if
m . m ... in
47 !l .. i1
74 . .217 MlKt
l X1 M 1(4
(1 21 . . i m
si . In M ". "8
77 27 ... i 01
42 ... f?2 . . M
m va m in
t. ..rn w im
m m im sr.
. ... M 1 1&
n w in ix
71 . ... 144 ... s et
71 28J ... 8 V,
77 . .571 ... IK
8-,. . . 771 ... ttt
8! .V)7 ... SB
M 21 ... 8
71 2U D IM
71 VA M (08
7! 2D MS M
( 27J ... 5 0'.
e 2 IM. 8 08
8J 2.'.4 ... 8 08
72 218 40 S 0".
A 302 1 $08
77 2IS l) t (8
78 jc. uo s 0714
2 27t 180 J 07i,
81 V.: ... 1071'j
47 1 ... 5.17H
114
IM
500
'm
(
2:
24)
40
... m
... J4
.. 357
. .. JO
....iti
.. 217
.. m
....CA
. ..Ml
....ri
....
....211
... 171
....212
...231
...y
.. 4
f
..222
...2M
. 1!',
23
II ft'4
t Mj
t 8JS
r. n
l MS
It 03't
0JS
r. ass
r. !
1W
m
40
w
f, 01s
t n
i w,
r, o?n
t h
l 0J'4
r. d2 h
f. v.
I OSS
( n",
t. 02'
r. on
r.
140
IM
IM
200
41
yo
120
SHKKP Todnv's sheen mirkel was lust
nbout a repetition of what took place yes
terday. Pn'kers did not seem to want nny
greai amount of stock and conienucnliy
were, indifferent imvers Ileielnts enn-
sistei1 mostly of western grass wethers
About all thnt can be luld of the market
Is that It Is very dull and weak. It Is
(nought, however, thnt str etlv choice
spring lambs would sell at about steady
jtrir n?.
Quotations: Cholro western grass weth
ers, H.ttfit.GO- choice grass yearlings. HWi
4 2fi; choir,, run, tt.ita3 60. fair to Kood
owes, $3 0Of(3.25; fair to rood yearlings. $tr)
fi?.'l 90; good to cholco clipped lambs. $1 if
1 w, tair to goon cupped lamiis, ji.'U4.2o;
choice spring lambs. $5 75(0; fair to good
spring inmlis. js.2.o'5.0.i; feeder wethers
3.f.?3 50: feeder yearlings,
feeder Iambi, $1.&0yi.W.
.2j'3.on. nm
Itcprescntatlve
snics:
No.
Av. Pr.
1 buck
79 native
2! native
60 spring
120 3 12'4
ewes
yearlings....
...90 81 Ij
,8 4 00
i.-imns
CO
fi 00
z cull lambs
13 lambs
2Ti spring lambs..
50
76
w
6 1"
t 0)
CHICAGO
1.1 VI
vrocic
MA It Kin
Prices for Dny Ire Active nnd firn-erull)-
llluhcr.
CIJICAOO. Ill, July 12 CATTLE Ho
celpts, x.io head; niitlvo steers, fnlrly e.
five nt average prices; butchers' stock,
steady; natives, best four-car lots nt $.'1.60;
good to prlmo steers, $,.0r.j5.70, poor to
medium. $t.nf,f75.00; selected feeders, $1003
I SO; mixed stockers. $2.65ti3 75, cows, choice
strong, others steady at $3.fi'f4 75; heifers,
lirm at SS.OO'iiJ.lO. canners. steady at $2.()
ff(2.80; bulls, steady at $2 7W4.50; calves,
strong lit $ I.&0-JI fi. s5; Texans. receipts. 1,(0)
head; best on sale, one carload at St.lfi;
Texas-fed steers, shade lower at $4.15ft&.W;
Texas grass steers, $1.fiO-fl4.15; Texas bulls,
stendy at $2.5y,i3.23.
HOOS Receipts todnv, 29,000 head; to
morrow, 20.000 head, left over, S.000 head.
Murket firm at yesterday's close; top ac
tive, closing strong at $5.37',j; mixed butch,
ers. $,".05715.33; good to choice heavy, $5 IMt
5.35; rough heavy, $5 0026 10: light, $5.15'u
G..17M,: bulk of sales, J5.2.VQ5.30
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts, S.OOO
head; market steady to strong; best
lambs, $6.90; good to choice wethers,
$I.1W(4.,50; fair to choice mixed, J.'l.l0lpi;
western sheep and yearling, $3.C3-34.fiO;
Texas sheep. $3 15fJ5.00: native lambs, $!.2.'
rrf6.; western lambs, JS.OO'ffG.Sj.
St. l.otiU I.lvr Stock.
ST. LOCIS, Mo., July 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2,900 head. Including 2.2-X) Texans.
Market stendy for natives, easy for Texans:
native shipping and export steers, $1.50i(
5.i; dressed beef nnd butcher steers, $4.3Vif
5.20; steers under 1.000 lbs.. $3.65TM.M; stock
ers nnd feeders, $3.55ff4.70: cows and heifers,
$2.00fl4.S5; canners, fl50fl2R3; bulls, $2.503f
4 00- Texas and Indian steers. $3.10fr4.Wi;
cows and heifers, $2.503 85.
HOOS Receipts. 6,(XK head. Market about
steadv; pigs nml lights, $5.25'Q5.35; packers,
$3.20f;5.45: butchers. $5.30ft5.37't.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Reeelpts, 1.200
bend. Mnrket steady; native muttons, $4.0)
i"4.25; lambs, Sl.nofiB.sr; culls and hucks,
$2.00,4.Mi; stockers. $2,501(3.75,
Knnsns City Live Stork-.
KANSAS CITV. Mo., Julv 12. CATTLE
Receipts. 3.S.00 natives. 1,900 Texans, Mar
ket slow but nbout steady; henvy native
Meers, $l.fi0fio.40; stockers and feeders. $'1.75
Sj4.!0; butchers' cows and heifers, $2 151i
4.90; canners, $2.50Ji3.20; fed westerns, $1.00
ffiB.00; fed Texans, $1.0004.33; grass Texans,
$3.2(xi?4.O0.
HOOS-Recelpts. 14,000 bend. Market
steady to fic lower: henvv. $3.20fi3.25; mixed,
$5.12Hfi5.20; light, S5.00flfi.lS; pigs. $4.75fi5.tin.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rccelpts, 2.500
head. Market active and strong; lnmbs.
$5.25iiifi 00; muttons. $4.0CWi4.50; westerns. $3 75
(fi 4.23; Texans. $3.7031.10; feeders, $3.251? 4.00;
culls, $2.5033.23.
Turk Live Stock.
NEW YORK. Julv 12. - REEVES - Re
ceipts, MV7 head; no trade In live cattle;
nominally steady: cables, steady; ship
ments, 141 head cattle.
CALVES-Recelnts. 304 head: very little
demand: venls. $I.O0-fi4.CS: tons. $7: butter
milks. $3; yenrllngs nnd grassers, 1 TA.
SIIKEP AND LAMHS - Recelnts. 4.6R0
head: sharp demund for the stock; sheop,
lM23c higher; lambs. SSfcaoe higher; late
arrivals held over: sheen. $3.504i5.00: lambs.
SG.T.fjS.OO.
HOOS nece Its. 1.031 heart: steadv:
mixed western, $3.0; state. $G.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Julv 12.fRne-
clnl.) The Journal quotes:
la t l l.l-j llecelnts. nead: mnrket ac
tive, steadv: natives, Jl.fVXEi'G.SS ; Texas nnd
westerns. $3.50fi5.10; cows nnd heifers, $2.00
iJM.fiS; bulls nnd stagH, $2.CiQiN.7r; yearlings
nnd calves, $!.50'Q4.7o: stockers nnd feeders,
$3.2M4.BO; veals. $3.0O1fi;.2.-.
I IOOS Receipts. 10.000 head: market weak
to 5c lower; all grades. SS.02tAliS.22V4.: hulk of
sales. $5.0it.iif.15.
SHKKP Recelnts. 700 head: market
steady to etrong.
Stock In Slclit.
Following are the recelnts nt tho
four
principal western markets for July 12:
cut l e. 1 logs. Hiieep
South Omaha 150 8.720
1,022
S.ISW
2,500
1,200
Chicago s.ono 2;i,Cs
Kansas city n.7W H.'m
St. Louis 2,900 C.coo
Totals
1K.450 t.i,3X 13.322
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. July 12.-COFFEE-
-Spot.
Hlo. oil et: No. 7 Involre. 9c. M i ,
quiet.
Market for futures oncnetl steady.
with
March 15 points higher und other months
Gii 10 points up: ruled generally lirm and
fn rlv notice, following 11 Elier Kurnnean
nnd Brazilian cables; small receipts at Hlo
and Santos and small npot offerings; best
advance was 20fiC3 points. Closed quiet,
with prices 10ft2." points net higher. Total
sales. 24.750 bags, Including: August. $7 SO,
Soptember. $7.53117 96; October, $7.95; No
vrmber, $7.WVf(S.0O December, $8.20QS23.
March, $$.43G$.t0, May, SS.COIjS.GS.
Cull to nil u Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. July 12. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Qulet nnd a llttlo Bteiitl
ler. Tho market for evaporated apples
showed no Improvement today; prices In
buyers' favor, with a weak undertone pre-
uinig; state common, a'time; prime, b'jsi
G'$o; choice. C;f)C',tc, fnncv. 7iJ7'ic. I'runes,
Pii'iiTc per 10.. as io si.e anu (ion uiy. Apri
cots, Royal, llidlc; Moor Park, 15fil7c.
Peaches, peeled. iri(Pc, unpecied, (HI9C.
SiiKiir Mnrket,
NKW ORLEANS. Julv 12. SUOAR -
Strong; centrifugal, yellow, 6fi5?c; seconds,
35(4 9-li;c.
NKW YOK.K, Juiy i.. iii uAit itaw,
strong; fair relinlng, 4!4c; centrlfugnl. !w
lost, 4?c; moiasses sugar, ic; rcuncii, nrm.
4)11
LONDON. July
Mnrkrts.
12.-OILS-Cnlcutta lln
Petroleum, American re-
seed, spot, 5s 3d.
Ohio Residence l).i nnlillted.
WILLIAMSIU'RO, O., July 12.-t'nknown
persons placed uynnmuii unimr one corner
of tho residence of Henry Wilson, Just west
of here, curly this morning. The room
Hbovo wns wrecked by the explosion and
William Wilson, n 10-year-old boy. killed.
Miss Kate Tucker was severely Injured.
Tho other occupants of tho houso escaped
Injury.
IRkx Will Meet In Mllmnnkre,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. July 12-Tho
next meeting of the grand lodge of the
Benevolent ami Protcctlvo Order of Elks
will bo held in Milwaukee. The session
today was devoted to n discussion of
changes In tho bylaws. The convention ex
pects to adjourn lomgnt.
Storms DiiniiiKP In Ohio,
YOl'NOSTOWN. O.. July 2.-The snvero
storm Inst night caused u sudden rise In
Mill creek, sweeping uway u bridge nnd
washing out railroad tracks, ciusimr dam-
ugu amounting to S50.000,
Vote early and often.
LODKIXC Fflll MS DAUGHTER
John WnUton. a MlMouri Tanner, 8oarching
for a Runaway Oirl,
HAD ELOPED WITH A FARM LABORER
Couple llntr lleen 'I'rnertl to Oninlm
Hinl the I'nther Will lr in Lo.
file Thnn ultb the Altl
of the Police.
John Watson, a grlmlcd Mlscourl farmer,
appeared at the county Judge's office yes
terday in n frtlltlots nuest for his daugh
ter. Miranda. Tho girl, who Is 17 eara old,
took advantago of her father's absence at
tho Kansas City convention to elope with
a farm hand formerly employed at the Wat
eon homestead near Cedar (lap. Mo. Tho
father traced tho errant pair to Springfield,
Mo., where ho nsccrtatiicd lliut they had
taken passage to Omoha. Ho has so far
been unable to find nny written evidence of
their marrlngo and hoped that some record
would appear in tho license book nt tho
county court. Hn was disappointed.
Watton says ho noticed several weeks ago
that 0110 of his hired men. Jason Wilson,
was pronounced In his attention to his
daughter, nnd at onro discharged tho as
piring suitor. Wilson secured employment
In n neighboring sawmill, howevor. and evi
dently bided his time. Ho woro n brilliant
shirt front with a tlo tucked to one sldo to
display a largo stone, and was evidently In
high favor with the furmcr's daughter,
Watson, however, had promised his daughter
tho homestead nnd l0 acres of land addi
tional to that granted the other children if
she would remain single to cheer his de
clining years. Ho trusted In his daughter's
good sense, and did not regard Wilson as a
serious menace. So he went to the conven
tion, leaving Miranda with a stdnster aunt.
When ho returned he found the maiden
aunt In a frenzied condition. The only traco
of Miranda wns a brief, defiant note. Sho
didn't care for the homestead and the 160
acres. All she wanted was Jason. All Mr.
Watson hopes for now is that tho girl has
been married. He will make such a search
for her as Mr. Peggotty mndo for Emily, and
the caso will bo laid heforo tho police.
neiio of Tin: m.oiioihhcy cash.
Hose ilrtitliers Sue to Recover Vnlne
of Pictures Soli!.
Rose Hros.. nrt dcalets, have begun suit
In tho dlHtrlrt court agnlnst City Treasurer
Hennlngs for tho value of certain pictures
sold by tho treasurer's deputies. The pic
tures wero In the possession of Louis Slohn
dlsky, who wns in debt to the city In thu
amount of $1,000 for personal tnxrs. The
city treasurer seized all of Slnbodlwky's per
sonal effects under a dlstre.s warrant and
sold them at miction on the premises at
Twenty-fifth and Wirt street.
Hose Hros. claim that tho pictures wern
their property and had only been leased to
Slohodlsky. They value tho confiscated
properly at $3SI.35 and ask Judgment for
that amount, together with $100 additional
Interest and damages.
Court Votes.
As the result of a neighborhood feud John
Wilson and II tints ( 'hrlstlanon, fanners,
are in the county J.ill on the charge of ii".
sault with Intent to do ure.it brdllv barm.
Tho trouble nrose over the building of .1
felico at the Junction of bind owned hv (bo
two men and C II Johnson When tho
melon was concluded Chrlttlansnn swore
out 11 wnrrant against Wilson nml Johnson
took a similar action lira let t 'nrlstl.inson.
Johnson Is the only one of the three still
ut liberty.
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