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TflE OMATT.V D V TTjT IUZTa TrfT'lISDAV, XVI'jY 2G, moo.
COMMERCIAL AM) FINANCIAL
Wheat Rallies and Closes Firm After Touch
ing Bottom.
MARKET GENERALLY SHOWS DECLINE
l'lne Wrntlior nml I,lcrpool Cnlilc
Mnkr Corn Wcnli-Onln mill Pro
vision Dull t nilcr Lack.
(if Di'iiiiinil. .
CHICAGO, July 28.-UIK shipping, snips
ml a reduction In tho estimated French
yield ciitno to tho aid of tlin pt vlnusly
weak wheat market unci September cbucd
Ufic over yesterday. Coin closed '40
lower nnd nnts ,'c down. At tin- rinse the
provision market showed 2',i4fl5c decline.
September wheat started out 'vu'ic over
tho previous close at 75',4fj75,c, scalpers
buying on a half-hearted hope of u rally
followInK tho recent heuvy decline. Their
hopes were blaBted In short order, how
ever, for thero was no support at that time.
Cables were weak, weather In the north
west favorable for harvesting and outside
people apparently did not know there wni
such a thing ns a wheat market In this
city. Tho market naturally began to do
cllnn and ns It went down stop-loss orders
were caught and the liquidation thus In
duced helped the slamo nloriR. Liverpool
aid that Argentine wheat was being of
fered cheap and that the talent expected
liberal arrivals from Russia. Not till Sep
tember bumped up against 7ty, the bot
tom of tho present decline, did the market
receive much support. Soon after the cash
part of the tnnrket begnn to attract at
tention rash people hud sold between 500,0)1
and "00.000 bushels, most of It hard Kansas,
end were covering In the pit. Shorts were
further Jolted by a cable announcing a re
duction In tho estimate of the French crop
from 310,000,000 bushels to 2S0.O0O.0OO bushels.
Trade becamo uctlvo anil September ral
lied sleadlly to 75',fcc and closed soon after
In a llrm condition, September UfJV" over
vrstcrday at 75V4(J 75e. Now York reported
&1 loads taken for export nnd of the ensh
sales here 300,000 bushels were reported sold
direct to tho other side. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat and Hour were equal to 102,
000 bushels. Primary receipts aggregated
7S7.0O0 bushels, compared with 7!i9.lKM
bushels last year. Minneapolis nnd Duluth
reported 231 cars, ngnlnst 181 last week and
SV a year ago. Local receipts numbered
180 cars, 31 of contract crude.
Kino growing weather over the largest
area ever planted, giving promise of a
bumper crop, caused a further decline in
corn, although weak Liverpool cables wore
nlsn nil Inlluenco In this direction. Llqtl.da
tlon was renewed early nnd the nrlco foil
off over n cent. Thero wuh still a good
cash demand, but the smnllnesn of country
offerings made It hard to llnd sellers and
this, toRother with tho reaction In wheat,
ciiucud a partial recovery later. Trade wuh
quiet, September sold between flS'tftST'l.c,
closing V4o under yesterday at 37?io. Re
ceipts were 238 curs.
Oats wero unlet. Tho market felt tho
heaviness In wheat and corn early, but at
no time was thero Hiich a general demand
to sell as had been experienced in tho corn
and wheat pits. Receipts were 80 cars.
September sold between 23',i5(22;hc, closing
He under yesterday at 23c.
Provisions were dull and lluctuated under
the guidanco of wheat and corn. Tho ship
ping demand for product was fair, but thu
outside trade was Indifferent, packers not
buying, nnd hogs lowur at tho ynrds. Tho
close, howsver, was steady. Sentember
pork sold between $11 7ft and $11 90, and
closed ISo under yesterday at $11.77',4; Sep
tember lard between Jfi.701iC.72V.. and jr. 7.f
fi 77'4, closing 2',4c down at $6r7j, and Sep
tember ribs between $6.S7V4 and $G.'J2'4(O.W,
with the close fie lower nt $6.90.
Hstlmnted receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 150
cars; corn, 2.V) cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs,
27,000 head.
Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
j Opnn-I High. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
I
7i 74VJ 73H7lfi4 IWt,
Hyni2 744 73,il 71N 7IU
"5W4 754 HH'oVAi'ti 7DU
3S 33 37'S 3S .Us?,
SHWnXm'ni 37' j 37Tii 3SW.1
.V!Vi SU 374 27?i 3SU
22 223 22',i 22f' 22
22i 22Ti 22 2"31 22
23 2,1 2274 23' 23
.' II 65 11 SO
U S3 11 90 11 70 11 77',. 11 9214
'. C 70 C 72!-'.
(5 73 S 73 fi 70 (i 73 (i 77
6 f0 6 8') 0 75 6 77 0 S2
C 87 fi 92
fi 90 fi 93 tl S7.t fi 90 1! 93
0 87 C 87 G 85 (i S3 U 92
Wheat
July
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Oats
July Aug.
Sept.
I'ork
July Sept.
Lard
July Sept.
Oct.
Rlbs
July Sept.
Oct.
No 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
PLOUll Steady ; winter patents, J3.90fe
4 10; straights, JI.2053.8O; clears, $1.00'fi5.00;
spring npochils. $4.03571.75; patents. $3.70i'l.20;
strali;btH. $2.2iK?:i.70; bakers, $2.30fi2.S0.
WHHAT No. 3, 71M72c; No. 2 red, 7fiff
77c.
CORN No. 2, 3S?ic; No. 2 yellow, 3Sc.
OATS-No. 2. 2lji2lc; No. 2 white. 2lfl
27'4C; No. 3 white. 2IUfi2nc. 1
RYU No. 2. 52c.
HARLHY-tiood fucdlug, 40c; fair to
choice malting, 45yiCe.
SHHDS-No. 1 Ilaxsced, $1.50; No. 1 north
western, $1.60. Prime timothy, J3.35. Clover,
contract grade, $S.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., S11.23
Mil 73. Lard, per 100 lbs., $H.575jfi.72. Short
ribs sides (loose), Jfi 9iTri7.20. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), Jfi. 737.00. Short clear
sides (boxed). $7.l0?7.5O.
WHISICY-IUsis of high wines, $1.23.
SlHiARS-Cut loaf. $0.8S; granulatcd,r,.32;
confectioners A, $6.2S; off A, $0.13.
Follow lug aro the receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles Receipts. Shipments.
1- our. bills .11,000 ic.ooo
) heat, bu 140,000 160.000
"". bu Itfi.WX) f.oo.OOO
23.S,(Hm 120.000
J'yp. bu r.,000
Hurley, bu 1 1,000 3,000
On the Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was llrm; creameries, ir,ffl9c;
dairies. Hfil7c. Cheese, llrm, 910ic
Kggs, llrm, frosh, llc.
msw voiiic :t:.r.it.ii, maiiki-vi1.
Quotation for the Iluy on Vurioim
I'oinnioitllli'N,
NHW YORK, July 25.-FLOCR-Rccclpts,
27.138 bbls.; exports, 820 bbls.; sales. 0,230
I'kgs. ; market was weak and again lower,
closing u shade steadier In tone on tho late
rally In wheat; winter patents, l.l.iKtfi 1.30.
winter straights, $.l.fi3fi3.8fl; Minnesota 1 lit
ems, J1.23f)'l 50; winter extra, Si. "Oft 3 0);
Minnesota bakers, $.'.KM3.33; winter low
grades, fl 411(2.70. Rye. weak; sales, .'13 1
bids.; fair to good, g;.l(V(.l..1U; choice to
fancy. JX3.3fi3.73.
CORN.MIOAI-Steady; yellow western,
.'c. city. 90c; Hrandywlne. $2.rwT2.rt
RYi: ICasy ; No. 2 western. 59c. f. o. b..
iilloat; statu, 551jC0-, c. I. f., New York car
lots. . HARLHY-Dull; feeding, 4Se. e. I. f.. New
lork; malting, 4Mifi3e. c. I. f.. New York.
I1AR1.KY MALT Nominal.
V 1 1 HAT Receipts, 11.923 bu.; sales, 3,270,
000 bu. futures. 4SS.OO0 bu uxports. Spot
markot llrm, No. 2 red. 82c. f. o. b., 11llo.it.
No. 2 red. 7Sc, elevator; No. 1 northern
Xhilutli. Mhc. f. o. b.. atloat to arrive; No.
t hard D.iluth. FiiV. f. o. b., allont to ar
rive Options opened easy and dovelonn 1
positive weakness later, owing to tin.
w eather In the norths est harvest districts,
niore or less liquidation, foreign selling a id
heaviness in outsldo markets. It ilnalli
milled decidedly on a big western en-h
demand nnd closed llrm at i,4e net udvanco.
sales Included: No. 2 rd July. SISWJV.
closed. Sl'ic; September. 79s'n8JV.e: tJos.d
Me: October. 80H8"4c: closed, S(VLo; l)o
ceniher. SOHdlJlHe, closed. 8le.
.(?,irsIlt'r,'1),,M' 1SI.30U bu.; exports. 243,
40 bu.; sales, 160,000 im. futures, fiis.ooc) bu.
exports, Spot, Bteady; No. 2. 45c. f. o. b
iilloat, and 4lc. elevator Option tnnrki"
was weak all the forepart of tho day under
further liquidation, Inspired by rains in
rastern corn states and lower rabies. Latei
It rallied on exiiort demanil and rover.n.
closing llrm at c net ileclluo- July closed
43,c; September. 431fl3o; closed, 43,c.
December. I01i40e; closed, 40-ie.
OATS Receipts. 93,800 till. ; exports, 7.700
bu. Spot easier; No. 2. 27c; No. 3, 27c; No
" white. Me: No. 3 white, 2Se; track mixed
western, 2,iTi29e; track white western.
-SA!c; track while state, 2SUfJ33c. Op
tions quiet nnd easy.
iU, "rElr.",V hll'PiB. 7075c; good to
choice. 80i92e.
.J!0,'S Stoutly; state, common to choice,
ISO crop, llMllo, old, SJTSo; Pacific coast,
I819 croii. l(Vul3c; old. 31oc
icl,n.),'r.ti8t.on,lv; O'Uveston. 20 to 23 lbs..
1,: C?".r,or"ln: 21 ,0 u,s- 21c; Toxus dry.
tl to ,so Ins., to
1 . HAT 1 1 131 1 Steady; hemlock solo, Huenos
Ayres, light to heavy, 2324e; uclil, 23
" PROVISIONS-Reef, dull; family. $10.50
12.0.); mess, J9 00',9 30; beef hams. $20.tn.ff
21.00; lket W.ooii u.oo; city extra India
mess, $ltf.(Wil7.W. Hit meats, quiet; pick
led bellies, SUWlOe; pickled shoulders. 6o;
p ckled hanis, 101 10; e. Lard, easy; western
Mmed, $7.12; July closed. $7.12, nom
tnni; retlited, quiet; continent. $7.40: South
AJMrlca, $8; compound, $B.23ifii.37. Pork,
dill family, $11' iv 'A, short clear, $13.00
'' "0 nirss, $.' t -jlJ 50
TLI,OW Strady, city ($2 per pkg ),
4r. country (pkgs. free), 4fflHe.
RICH Urm. domestic, fnlr to extra, 4JJ
G'jc; Japan, 4f(4''e.
MOLASSKH - Firm; New Orleans, open
ket!e. good to choice, 4t05Rc.
11'. 'TTHR Receipts, 8.S20 pkgs.; weak;
creamery, 172dc, cjrrcnt packed factory,
WQVr.
, CHL'KSK Receipts, 2,774 pkgs.: steady;
lnrge white. 9'(9'4e; large rolored, 91f9c;
small white, 9Sft9Te; small colored, 9-Stf
9'4c
BOOS Receipts, 7,850 pkgs.; llrm; west
ern, at mark. llf13c for nveniRO lots;
western, loss off, 15c.
JIKTALS The feature of tho operations
In the metal market today was a sensa
tional drop In tin of nbnnt lc, duo almost
entirely to the utter collapse of tho spot
corner. At the slose xpot tin was very
weak at $32. 7Mi 113.00. Futures were entirely
nominal. Copper In London declined 10s,
but remained quiet, with nothing doing
here, nt $1(5. V) Lead nnd spelter wero un
changed at $3 97frl.o2 and $4.2.Vtf 1.30. Only
11 small Jobbing business was In progresi
for Iron anil steel nt the lowest llgurcs.
Old material was again somewhat lower.
1 he brokers' price for lead was $3.93 nnd
for copper $1S.D0.
OMAHA VIIOM:SAI.S MAItKKTS.
Condlllon nf Trade 11 nil (t notations an
Staple nml Cnney Produce.
ICOOS Receipts, liberal; good stock, 10c.
Livn POCLTRY-IIcns, 7c, roosters,
according to age and size. 31?4c; broilers,
10fllc; ducks, 4ii5c, ge..Be, 4100; turkeys, o
KRKS11 UR1JSSRO POULTRY Hens,
Jft9c, roosters, MCc; ducks nnd geese. 9'f
10c; broilers, per lb., 12H15c; turkeys, 12c.
RUTTHR-Coinmon to fair, 13e; chol-c, 15
OI6c; separator, 20c, gathered creamery, 17if
18c,
I'ISlI-Tront, 10c; bluo fish, 12c; pickerel,
8c; catfish. 12c. drcised bulTnlo, 6e; whlte
lln, 9c; herring, Ec; black bass, 10c; sal
mon 13c; white bass, 103, crnpple, 10c; pike,
10c; halibut, 12c; bullheads. 10c; ring percn,
Cc; lobsters, green, 32c; boiled lobsters, 23c;
niiiekerel, 2Cc; codllsh. 10c; yellow perch, 6c.
PIOKONri-Llve, per doz., SOcfJt.OO.
VKALS-fholce, 9'ulOo.
,, HAY-Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
JJ.SO; midland, choice, $0.50; lowland, choice,
$5.50; ryo straw, choice, JO; No. 3 corn, 37c;
No. 3 white otts, 24c; cracked corn, per ton,
$lo; corn and oats, chopped, per ton, $15.50;
bran, per ton, $12.50; nhorts, per ton, $12.50.
.. VKCJHTARLUS.
CJJC UMRF.RS-Per doz.. 40350e.
ASPARAOUS-Home-grown, per doz., 20
KKW TURNIPS-Per bu. basket, 7c.
NHW llHKTS-Pcr doz. buncns. 30c.
NHW CARROTS Per doz. tiunches, 25c.
f,KTTUCiC-Per doz., Sue.
RADISHICS Home-srown, per doz., 15U
20c.
PIMS-Per -bn. baoket, 60c.
WAX IJHANS-Per -bu. basket, 50c.
NEW I'OTATOliS-Per bu.. 40J43C.
.'AnitAOK Home-grown, per lb., Iftc.
CA ULt FLOW KR Per doz.. $1.
ORFFN CORN-Per doz., 10013c.
TOMATOKS-IIome-Rrown, per -bu. bas
kot. fifle.
RIII'HAHH Per lb., lc.
ONIONS Home-grown, per lb., Ic.
FRUITS.
STRAWRRRRIKS All gone.
HLACICmCRRIKS-Per 24-qt. case, J2.2J.
IILACIC RASPHHRRIES Out of tho mar
ket. RKD RASPRHRRIRS Per 24-qt. case,
$2.60.
HLURHKRHIFS 16-at- cases. $2.2S.
CURRANTS-Out of tho markot.
PKACIIICS-Callfornla, per box, 8083o!
Texas, per t-basket crate. 75n80c.
APRICOTS-Callfornla. pr box. $133.
PLl'.MS-Callfomln. tier crate, $1,1811,25.
PRUNICS California. Tragedy, per crate,
$1.23; Kelsay. Japan, per crate, $1.33.
HARTLliTT PKARS-Callfornla. per box,
$1 751f2 CO.
ORAPKS-Callfornla, 4-baskot crate, J1.50;
Cullfornln nectarines, 4-basket crate, $1.25,
000Kni2RRIKS-Out of the market.
CHBHJUICS-Callfornla, per 10-lb. box,
Jl.lOl.fii; Missouri, per 24-qt. case, $2.25;
8-lb. baskets. GOTjOOc.
WATHRMKLONS - Ai to size, 250300
each.
APPLKS Nntlvn, 76cH$1.00 per bu.; per
bbl., $2.76ffi3.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINKAPPLKS-I'er do?., $1.5031.75.
ORANGKfe Cnllfornla. Mediterranean
sweets, per box, $4; Valenclas, $4,0011.50.
LHMONS-Callfornla, fancy, $3.50; choice,
$5.25.
U A NAN AS Per bunch, according to slzs,
$2 251(3.00.
MISCKLLANROUS.
NUTS-Hlckory, lurte. per bu., $1.X;
shellbarks, $1,33; Rngllsh Walnuts, per lb
12U13c; tllberts, per lb., 12c; alminds, per
lb., ltgito; raw, per lb., 51fic; roasted,
0'f77c.
HIDKS.
HIOIiS-No. X green hides, 7c; No. 2
green hides. Gc; No. 1 salted hides, 7c; No.
2 salted hides, Cc; No. 1 veal calf, S to 12
lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. 6c.
St, I.unla (irntn unit Provisions,
ST. LOUIS. July 23-WHICAT-Hlgher;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, ,72'72?lc; track,
73J(74c; July. 72Ve; August, 72c; Sep
tember, 73Jc; December, 75$c; No. 2 hard,
70S71e.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 3Sc; track,
354H39'ic; July, 37c; September, 36Hc;
year, 32c.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 cash. 23c; track.
2Ki2lc: July, 23c; September, 224,c; No. 2
white. 27c.
HYH-Uasler at C4c.
FLOUR Dull and weaker; patents, $3.63
li3.S0; extra fancy and straights, $3.25!i3.40;
clear. $3.0013.15.
S13KDS Timothy, strong; new, to nrrlve,
August, wanted, with $3.20 bid; snot, $2.50
(7(3.00, nominal and scaice. Flax, lower, at
$1.45 bid.
CORNMHAL-Stcady nt $2.2052.23.
HRAN ICasy ; sacked, cast track. 67c.
HAY Timothy, easier, $10,00110.50; prai
rie, llrm, $0,701(8.75.
WIIISKY-Steady. $1.23.
IRON COTTON TIKS-$1.32.
HAar5iNO-8fi8Hc.
HUMP TWINH-Do.
M KTALS Lend, quiet at $3.93. Spelter,
lower at $(.10.
PDl'LTRV Steady; chickens, 7c; springs,
9c; turkeys. 55i0e; ducks, 6c; .springs, Btf
IV3C, geese, springs, 5fi6c.
KO(JS Steady at 9c.
lll'TTHR Steady ; creamery, 161?19c;
dairy, HlilOc
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$12.75. Lard, lower; prime steam, $6.5!;
choice, fii.CO. Dry salt meats (boxed),
steady; extra shorts. $7.12; clenr ribs,
$7.37; clear, $7.fi'J. Bacon (boxed), steady;
extra shorts, $7.75; clear ribs, $7.87; clear
sides. $S.12.
RKCKIPTS-Flour. 4,000 bbls.; vrt.-Tit, 121,-
000 bu. corn. 4200 bu.; oats, ;tS,CK)0 bu.
Sllll'MKNTS-Flour, 9,000 bblh.; wheat,
83,(X) bu.; corn, 60,000 bu.; oats, 5,000 bu.
K nil huh City (irntn anil Provision.
KANSAS CITY. July 23. WI I HAT Sep
tember. ((Ptc; cash, No. 2 hard. 6ilC7c; No.
3, 0!'ii4c, No. 2 red, 701i72c; No. 3, 661Z70o.
t'ORNSopl ember, 33c; December, 32c;
cash, No. 2 mixed. 25',4W35c; No. 2 whito,
3S',ill3.Se; No. 3, r,c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2?26c.
RYH-No. 2. 50c.
11 AY Choice timothy, $9.00; cholco pralrlo,
S7.C0.
HUTTHR-Crcamery, 151lOc; dairy, fancy,
15c.
HOOS Firm; fresh Missouri nnd Knnsas
stock, 9c, loss off, cases returned; now
whltewood cases Included, c .more,
HF.CHIPTS-Wheat, 113,800 bu.; corn, 33,800
bu . oats. 5.000 bu
SIIIl'.MHNTS-Wheat, 112,200 bu.; corn,
21,700 bu.; 0.1th. 2,000 bu.
Liverpool Uraln ami I'mvUlnns.
L1VHRPOOL, July 25,-WHHAT-Spot,
sternly, No. 1 northern, spring. Hs 2d; No.
1 California, s ldfiiis2d; futures were quiet;
July, nominal; September, Cs; December,
Os Id.
CORN Spot, new, quiet; old, steady
American mixed, new, 3s 10d; American
mixed, old, 3s lid; futures were quiet; Sep
tember, 2 1 10d; November, 3s 10d.
PROVISIONS-Hacon. Cuinberland cut, 2S
to 30 lbs., steady at 3Ss. Lard. American
rcllned In pails, dull at 36s Od, prime wettcrn
in tierces, sttady at 31s 9d. Cheese, Ameri
can llnest, colored, dull at 47s Cd.
.l I linen pol In M'lient Inrlcet,
MINNEAPOLIS. July 23,-WHHAT-In
store. No. 1 northern, July, 74c; Septem
ber, 73(75c. December, 76?r76c; on track,
No. 1 hard, 777c; No. 1 northern, 75c; No.
2 northern, 71sc.
FLOCK Steady nnd unchanged.
HRAN-ln bulk. $12 OO'u 12.50.
I'lillndelpliln I'riiUuee Market.
PII1LADHLPIIIA, July 23.-I1UTTRR-Flrm;
good demand; fancy western cream
erv. 20c: fancy western prints. 23c.
HCJOS Steady; fresh nearby and west
ern. 13c; fresh southwestern, 13c; fresh
southern. 11c
CHRHSH-rnchnnged.
Toledo (irnlii Mnrkel,
TOLRDO. July 25.-WHHAT-Dull, hlher
for futures; No. 2 cash and Julv 77c.
September, 7Se.
CORN Dull; No. 2 September, 3&.-i bid.
OATS-Qulet; No. 2 cash, 23c.
RYH No sales.
BHKDS-Clovcr. very dull.
Peoi'ln MnrUet,
PHORIA, July 25,-CORN-Qulet; No. 3,
39c.
OATS Hasy; No. 3 wl.ito, 2lo track.
WIUSKY-Ou tho basis of $1.23 for
finished goods,
Diilu'lli (Jraln MiirLrt,
DCLUT1I. July 23,-WHRAT-No. 1 hard,
cash, 79'tc; August, 79VSc; September. 79o;
Dfcember. 7Sic; No, 1 northern, cash, T!Hc;
Aujust, "TIHcj September, 77c; December,
7fi',c, No. 2 northern, 75 c, No. 3 spring,
'"OATS 2.3r(i25itc.
COHN-38e
MOVHMITS OF STOCKS AMI TtOMIS.
DeellnltiK Tendeiiey In the Market In
Offset by Fnlrly Slendy Clone.
NHW YORK. July 26-The attempt to
tnko speculative profits In the market bar
ten of any real buying demand hnd Its nat
ural result In a further decline of prl ci
today The reaction which set In yester
day also encouraged the putting out or
some fresh short lines. Hut the bears wru
by no means uggrcsslve In their nperatlnn
and the speculators on the long side wre
apparently well enough fortlllrd to be free
from the necessity of liquidating on a rap
idly falling market. The declining tend
ency of prices consequently showed abate
ment us the day wore on and the closing
ivns fairly steady, but nt fractional in
clines being the rule. There were no evi
dences of renewed manipulation for an ad
vance, the one or two strong spots whl.ll
were In evidence during the day appearing
to be due to independent causes.
, American Tobacco was well bought on the
belief that the forthcoming report will show
extraordinary earnings. Metropolitan Street
Rallwa was marked up 3 points from thj
low point without any news to explain the
movement. There were llrm spots also In
the railroad list, notably In Southern Pa
cific und Southern Railway preferred, but
these dlil not represent anv nggresslvo
stnnd against the reaction. The ccsntl.in
of the pressure to realize nroused n nnt
ural expectation that the bulls were ready
to resume their efforts for an advance.
hlle this expectation checks the opera
tions by the bears, the effort to rallv prices
was not forthcoming. The comlttlrns In
foreign markets were a depre. sing Inilue.ico
here, especially the fear reported both from
London and on the continent of approach
ing stringency in the money market. This
fear was based on the high rate of Interest
which the Hritlsh treasury was obliged to
Cay on yesterday's allotment of treasury
Ills and on the expectation that rurther
war loans are to be forthcoming. The ab
sence of engagements of gold for export bv
tomorrow's steamer, although they had
been counted upon, did not snm to relieve
tho market of Its tipprchen-don of future
demnnds from nbrond upon the local money
market. The week's advance in sterling at
Paris and the remission of the Hank of
eranco's offer of Interest on gold In transit
have apparently wiped out tho profit on
exports to Franco. Hut money In London
continues firm and sterling exchange here
advanced a fraction, und It Is considered
certain that the receipt of gold from west
ern points will be followed by renewed
outgo of the metal.
Tho current enso of cnll loans Is to be
attributed as much to the dclre of lenders
to keep their funds In easily nccesslbln
shape as to any plethora of Idle funds
seeking employment. New York bankers
aro practically out of the market for mer
cantile paper, and they continue loathe to
put out funds for time loans for any long
period. The Biib-trcnsury has supplied
nbout $1,000,000 to the money market on
balance since Friday, but this has been on
u declining scale, and the day's debt bal
ance u; the clearing house against the
government Institution was less than $so.wi
Reports of an nttemptcd adjustment nf
various matters In dispute between the
New York Central and Its employes, tho
folluro to advance rcllned sugar as ex
pected, the still unsettled scale of wages
amongst steel workers and the decrease In
earnings for St. Paul for the third week In
July were minor factors in the depression.
The bond market was without any fea
ture of special Interest. Total sales, par
value, $1,120,000. United St.ites refunding
2s when Issued advanced per cent, and
tho old 4s and 5s per cent In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram: Huslncss for the new
account was very light In the markets here
today nnd the tone was flat, although there
was some Improvement toward the close on
more favorablo news from South Africa.
Americans were neglected and they de
veloped a sagging tendency. The Con
tango wus hlghur than at the last settle
ment, being 5 to 5. Money was llrm and
tho Hank of England lent a Urge amount
at the nnicl.il minimum rate of 1 per cent.
It monopolized business In short bills. Sli
ver fell to 274, spot; 27 forward on ?als
for Indian account. Tne net inmix 01 goal
for the week was 3uf,000.
Following ate tho closing prices on the
New York Stork exchnnge:
Atchison
ila 11 f J
rtaltlmore & Ohio.
CunnJinn Pacific.
CuiiuJh So
Clies. ft Ohio
Chicago (1. V.....
C . It. & Q
Chi. Iml. A I,
ilo pfil
CIiIcsro K III.,
Clilcaco iz N. V..
a., n. 1. & p
. It 1 Union Pai-lfla
. CJ-V do pfd
. 71V tVubanh
. 5', do pfd
. I,l Wheel it I,. L..
. 3T'4 do Id pfd
. 11 WWcnneln Centinl.
,i;VTlilnl Avenui)
. 7Mi
en
. in
f's
six
. 11
:09
1:3
113
r.
123
31
SSVi
.13
1W
31
, ss
1
17
2n
67
3-i
73'.j
23
7S
97
128
n
:,6'.j
31
24
79ij
31
ei
130
53
100
22
M
76
31
hi
isn
iii
:..
r.
130
15
r3
94
M
SO
91
41'. 4
7.1
132
;,
127
lion
71
10U
:t
93
79-'i
11
,'t
. HVAdams Iix
Amerlrnn Iix
. 95
tj. S. i::c
V ells-Knrgo Kx...
Anver. Cot. Oil ...
do pfd
Anier. Malting ....
do pfd
Amur. S. & It
do pM
Amor. Spirits
do pfd
Amer. S. II
ilo pfd
.16"
rl. 1 . fit HI. 1,,
.
. 41'.,
. ICS
t!t
.173
. !7'4'
- n
1o 1st pfJ
do 2,t pM
Dl. & llurion ...
Del. L. & XV
Denver A H. (,...,
do pfil
Krle ,
lo lt pfd
fit. Nor. pfil
Hockloc Coal ....
ltocklnr. Valley ..
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
ilo pfd
k. c, i. & a
Luke Krle & W...
do pfd
Lake Shore
L. A N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ity
Mexican Central ..
Minn. & St. L
do pfd ,
Mo. 1'arlllc
Mobile & Ohio ....
!.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central ....
Norfolk & W
do 11 f J
No. Paellla
do pfd
Ontario & XV
Ore. Ity. & Nav...
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Ileadlnc
do lHt pfd
do 2d pfil
rtlo Ci. XV
do pfd
St. L. & S. F
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
St U Southw
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. fic Omshn.i
So. Pacllle
So. Railway
do pfd
Texas & Pacific...
do pfd
13 Amer. Tin Plato..
, tl'.' do pfil
. US' J' Amer. Tobacco
io pfd
. 17
. 16
, -x
, M
.210
. 73
. 90'i
.117
. nii
. '.;
. OJ
. S0i
, ?.
. ic
. 3t
.131:
lM'lj
'. f
. r,o',
. 7!'i
. 50' j
. 43
Anne. Mining Co...
llrooklyn It. T
Colo, l'ucl A Iron..
Con. Tobacco
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd
Oen. Clectrlc
Glucose Sugar
do pfd
IliUr. Paper
do pfd
Laclede fins
National UUcult ...
do pfd
National Lead
do pfd
National Steel
do pfd
N. Y. Air Ilrnke ..
No. American
Pa-ltlc Coast
do 1st 'pfd
do :,! pfd
76
i:? Pacific Mall
r,ii j'eopie's (,a
W, Pressed fi. Car
2S ilo pfd
M't Pullman P. Car....
90 S. I!. & T
9',; Hugnr
. 67
do pfd
. n
. 10
. 26
.111
.17:
110
. 37
. 11
. -.:
itv
Tenn. Coal A- Iron
V. S. leather
do pfd
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
Western t'nlon ...
Republic I. fi S...
do pfd:
p. c. r. st. l.
Offered.
Xi'ir York Money Jlnrket,
NEW YOUIC. July 25.-.MONi;Y-On call,
steady at 1 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, tiff PS per cent.
STKHLINO KXCHANOK-Flrni nt S4.7
iJ4.S7?t for demand nnd at $4 s.'Pi'ii 4.8.1 for
sixty days: posted rates. $t SI(!7I,S5 and
$ls: commercial bills, $l.NMi i.a.
SlLVKIt-IJar. tMc: certificates, SlWl
C2c; Mexican dollars, ISc.
HONOS Covernment. strong; state,
weak; railroad, Irregular.
The, closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
'V. 8. ref. ii, reg.
do coupon
do 2s, reif
do 3p, reg
do coupon
do 4. reg
do ioupon
do old 4s, reg....
do coupon
do 5, rei:
do coupon
D. of C. Id)
Atoh. gen. 4s
i!n ai). 4s
Canada So. 2
Ches. & O. 4',,i....
do Ss
C. & N. XV. c. 7i..
do S F. deb. 5s
Chicago Ter. 4...
Colo. So. 4
l) it n i
do fs
Krle irnernl 4s....
P. W. & U C. I.
Oen. Klertrle fs...
la Central la
K 1. P 4 O It...
L. & N. unl. 4a...
M , K. & T. :....
.lft'1
.101',
,100
.109"
.110
.132",
ma
.116
.I1S,
.111
.114
.121
.101
. S3)i
,10:
, 99
.116
.HIM,
.1W
. 92
. S5
n:
. J7
. 61)
. 701,
in
in
71
. 9Mj
. 63
do 4a
v Y r is
N. J. C. gen. 5a...,
N'o. Pacific 3a
do 4s
N Y. C & St L 4a..
N & W e. 4a . ...
91
lis
1S2H
66
,101
V 6i
10.1
192
l.'S
112
54
110
123
1C6
116
11
79
KMJ
70
111
35
im
116
103
111
s;
9)
Oreuon Nav. la
do 4a
Oro. Short Linn 69..
do rumtol Sa
Heading sen. 4a
Rio O. W. !.....
St I. & I M e 5a...
jt I. .4. S P K. Ca.
St. Paul console ...
St P C. St p.
do 5a
So. Pacific, 4a
So Hallway 5a
S. R. & T. 6s
Te. ti Pac. la
do 2s
Union Pacllle 4
W.tlu'li 1
do 2a
West Shorn 4a
Wis Cfnirai la
Va. Cenlurlfa
When Issued. "Trust receipts. 'Offered.
London Stock luotMtlin.
LONDON, July 25.-1 p. m.-Closltig:
Consols, money.,
do account ....
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Illinois Central
97; l.l'.e
. 97 do lat pfd
. 27 ilVnniylvunU ....
M'J Iteadlng
UIINo. Paeltle pfd..
122 Oraml Trunk ....
11
'!3
taw
71
k
5Kn
Ijiulsvlllo
74' Anucondii
Union Pacific pfd.. 77Htand Mlnea
N. Y Central 133
S1LVFH Har. steady, 27d per ounce,
MONIJY .Tiii per cent: snort bills,
per cent; three months' bills, 4 per cent.
I'orelK'i I'Iuhih-IhI,
HKRLIN, July 25. On tho bourse today
dullness prevallod In all departments.
Transactions were affected by tho wcv&wh
rr ported from thr New York nnd London
markets Itrusscls nnd Paris were de
I rcsscd and the greater part of yesterday s
.iilvaticc was lost Americans und Cana
dians were lower Kxchange on London,
JPm ISpfg for checks. Discount rates.
Short bills, 2 pPr ceni; three months' bills,
I per cent.
PAItlS. July 25-On the bourse today
weaker (luotations from abroad and appre
hension of dearer money caused dullness
at the commencement of business. There
was a tendency downward In prices, but at
the close they were somewhat llrmer.
Kalllrs started weak, but were affected by
the general Improvement at the finish
LONDON, July 25. American securities
were lower nt the opening, but later re
acted and closed nbout steady nnd on a
parity with New York. The late trading
jvns Inactive, but the tone was good. Spnn
Ish Is closed nt 71. Gold promlum at Iluc
tios Ay res, 13U..K).
tliiiton Si,.(, nml llnnri.
IIOSTON, July 26,-Call loans. 2JT3 per
rent; time loans, 3474 per cent. Ofllclal
closlns:
A , T & S F
do pfd
Amet. Susar
do pfd
It'll Telephone ...
lioston Albany.
Dontnn Hlevated ..
Itosion K- Me
C. R. ft Q
Ivunlnlon Cosl ....
do pfd
l'cd'ral Sfeel
do pfd
ritchliii'g pfd
Oen. Klertrle
do pfd
Mex. Central
Mich Telephone ..
N. II (1 & C
"Id Clocy
old Dominion
Rubber
Union Pacific
5SWel Kn.l
Westlnsli. ttlee.
126! Wis. Central ....
. !
-
. II
.10
. 6
117
Atchison 4s
li
tis 1(2
.v. 1: o. & c. 5s.
Adventure
Allou"! Mining Co
Amal. Copper
Atlantic
. 1
. S7
. 2.1
,.301
. 61
.7f.
,. 17
. 13
. 2S
.. 671
126
3Hil!oston f,- Mont...
Haul llutte f, llnston ..
34 li'ol ft Hecla
, 67 ICrnlrnnlal
136 il'ranklln
lS-i'llllumlnldt
1SSVcrol-i
11
. V, ijiilnoy 132
. 16 Santa Fe Copper... "i
.111 Tamarnck 105
. 19 Utah Mining Wt
. ?4 W m nil 2
. 5t! Wolverines 1!
Xesr York Mining: Mocks.
NHW YOIIK. Jnlv 2B. The following arc
tho closing quotations for mining shares
lotito :
Chollar 12 Ontario 610
crown Point 10 Ophlr 62
Con. Cal. & Va.... 13', Plymouth 10
Iie.nlwood n ljulcksllver 110
Oould Currle so do pfd fi,1
Hnte & Norcrosa... 20 Sierra Nevada 12
Hoinestaks ROM Standard 4
Iron Silver 52 fnlun Con 14
Mexican 15 Yellow Jacket 19
Hunk t'lenrliiKS.
CIIirACIO. Julv 2.-, Plearlncs. SI9.42S.in9
balances. $2.24.1.!HO : posted exchange, $I.S1
r.. 1 lily . V.... : t . . . ......
yii. .5,., i- inin exeiiiin!,,.
ST. LOUIS. Julv 25. -Clearings. Si.R26.18S:
balances, $W,9SS, money, W" per cent, New
loric exenange, i'.,e iiicoiiut diii, par nsneu
NHW YORK. Julv 25.-Clearlngs. S131.916.-
749; balances, S.V659,7S0. The subtreasury
nail a ileblt balance today or i!i,llfi.
PIIILADFLPIIIA. July 2,i.-Clearlngs
$ll.4SS,9Si; balances, $2,317,21)2; money, 3 per
com.
HALTIMOUI-2. July 25.-Clearlngs, $2.SI2,-
&n; nalances, $:i.,i,3.s; money, us per cent.
HOSTON. July 25.-f'learlngs, $17,G25,2fiS;
balances. SI.CtS.!32.
CINCINNATI. July 23,-Clcarlngs. $2.3i',0,
OtU); New York exchange, 20c premium;
money, 27iti per cent.
Cotton Market.
NFW YOIUv. Julv 25. The cotton market
opened easy, with prices down rVfllO points
111 sympmny wnn Heaviness 111 1110 i;nglisn
market. The local trade was Influenced by
a brilliant array of crop reports from all
quarters of the belt and a weather map that
was well nlcli perfect. As late cables from
Liverpool displayed a somewhat steadier
icelliig uliroail. sports here covered par
tially, on which support the markot rallied
almost to the clo'lng loud of yesterday,
only to subsequently sink back under neg
led on the part of bulls nnd scattering
short sales by m-nlpurM. Karly In the nfter
noon there was a fresh advanre on n flurry
of buying from tho short side, but tho mar
ket at best showed a treble recuperative
energy and soon becamo apathetic. The
close was quiet, with prices nut 7J15 points
lower, about the bottom for the dav.
NHW YOIIK, Julv A-COTTON-Futures
rloyed q-ilet; July, 9..,c: August, !)2Sc; Sep
tember. .7le; October. S.iiSc; November.
8.2"c; r"ceinbor. S.21c: January, K21c: Feb
ruary. S.22c; March. S.ICc: April. S.25c; May.
S.3U-. Spot, dull; mlildllng uplands, 10c;
middling gulf, 10 lie; Kales, 155 bules.
ST. LOUIS. July 2o.-COTTON-Qulet; no
sales; middling. !ric: receipts. ,1s;i baloa:
shljinientM. 857 bales; stock. 1.S93 bales.
NKW OULI3ANS, July 25.-COTTON-Qulet;
sales, S25 bales; ordinary, fil-lfic:
good ordinary, low middling, 9c;
middling. 10c: good middling. 10c; mid
dling fair, 10'ic; receipts. 2.307 bales; stock.
GI.SW bales Fjturen. quiet and steady,
July, 10.13'iT10.15o; August, ..12iri9.53e; S?p
tember. 8.5.VaS.i";c; October. .S.14I(S.15;: No
vember. S.02ir..03e; Drcembor, S.01'!T3.(i2c,
Jnnunry. s.OHS.03e: Uabrunry. 8.03fS.05c;
March S.0.")fIS.07c; April, 8.07ft M.fWc
LIVHHPOOL. July 2.'..-COTTON-Spot,
limited demand: prices hardunlng: Ameri
can middling, 5 27-32d. The sales of tho -My
were 4,000 bales, of which 100 bales wero
for speculation and export, and Included
.1,300 American: receipts, ii.200 bsles, all
American. Futures opened stoadv nnd
cloned quiet; American middling, I. 'm. c,
July, $5.29. value: July and August, $5 ;.i,
sellers; August and September. $5.15, buy
ers; September and October. $4. IX), Kellers;
October and November, $1.47, sellers; No
vember and December, $1.41, buyers; De
cember and January, $I.3S, sellers! Jnnuarv
and February, $1.3(1, sellers; February and
March, $U1, sellers; March and April, $4.33,
sellers.
Coffee Market.
NKW YOUK. July 25.-COFFF,12-Spot,
Rio, dull; No. 7. Invoice, 9c, nominal.
Mild, quiet; Cordova. 0'jil3c. The mar
ket for coffee futures opened steady, with
prices 5ffl0 points lower and for a tlmo
showed weakness under local nnd foreign
selling, prompted by weak Kuroponn mar
ket news, large Brazilian receipts, reported
easier spot market and an absence of spec
ulative support. Trading was moderately
active throughout the session. The market
closed stoadv, with prices 1520 points
lower. Total sales, 08,000 bags. Including
July nt S7.9VrjS.oo; September. $7 WihS.OO; Oc
tober. SS.n0fiS.l0: November, $8.05; Decem
ber, SS.2iifjS.25: January, $S.2.ViS.30; March,
SS.S0fiS.i0; April. $S.40Uj.S.50; May, $S.50.
fill MnrkrtN.
OIL CITY, Pa., July 25.-OILS-Crcdlt
balances, $1.27: certltlcntes, $1.2S bid for
cash; shipments, 83.133 bbls.; average, &0,
917 bbls.; runs, 115.1S0 bbls.; average, S9.131
bbls.
NHW YORK, July 23.-OILS-Turpentino,
easy, 4.Vji 45c.
LONDON. July 27.-OI LS-Calcutta Un
seed, spot, 55s: Unseed. 33s ld. Petroleum,
spirits. Slid. Turpentine spirits, 31s.
LIVHHPOOL, July 25.-OILS-Cottonseed,
Hull rcllned, August, firm, 22s tid. Tur
pentlno spirits, dull, 32s 6d.
Dry (ioods Mnrkel.
NHW YORK, July 25.-DRY OOODS-Tho
market today has not shown any change nf
moment. There has been a fair domain! for
bleached cottons anil some makes are
firmer, an occasional ticket being ndvnncod
to the price from which It was reduced
Monday. Ilrown cottons are dull through
out and Irregular for spot goods. No
chango In coarso colored goodH. Prints dull,
print cloths firm, men's wear woolens quiet,
pending next week'H opening. Woolen and
worsted dress goods generally slow und
ensy to buy.
Citllfoi-iilii Ilrled FrultN.
NHW YORK. July 25.-CAL1FORNIA
PjHIHD FRUITS-Innctlvo and nominal.
Trading was rather sluggish In tho market
for evaporated upples and void of any new
features of Importune -. At the cloe the
market was about steady at unchanged
prices. State, common, 3j5o; rirlme, 57'
5c; cholco, $5MiGc; fancy, 7j7o. Cali
fornia dried prunes, JTj7o per lb., as to
size and quality. Apricots, Royal, Ufjllc;
Moor Park. l.VTil7c. Peaches, peeled, H'jiloe:
unpceled, Wt9c.
SiiKiir llnrket.
NHW YORK. July 25.-SUC.AP.-Raw.
strong; fair refining, 4c; centiifiignl, ffi
test. 4c. MnlasscH sugnr, lc; rellncd,
llrm.
LONDON. July 25.-SUC,AR-Haw Mus
covado. 13s; centrifugal, 13s 4d; July boot,
12s ld.
NHW ORLHANS, July 25,-SUriAR-Strong:
open kettle. 4?,c; centrifugal, yel
low, 5Gt5c; seconds, 3113-lfic.
Stock In Slulit.
Following aro tho receipts at the four
principal western markets for July 25:
Cattle, lion's, Sheep.
South Omaha 3.7fi2 10,934 1,3x5
Chicago 15,500 23,000 11,000
Kansas City ".510 11,301) ;i,coo
St. Louis 2.S0O (1,200 2,200
Totuls
.. 29,502 51.4SI 1S.1S5
Tin: it i:i.rY maiikut.
INSTRUMHNTS iiuTced" on record Wednes
day. July 25. 10X5:
Will-runty Deeiln,
South Onioha Land company to Fred
Krug llrewlng company, lot 7. block
S"9 South Omaha J BOO
Louis Kusnar to Frautlaka llllek, lot
I. block 0, Orchard Hill
11. 8. Lyman to c. W. Lyman, lots 1
to 0. block II. Dwlght & L.'s mill....
1,000
LOW
K. J. Richardson to A. L. Kimball,
parts lots 19 and 20, Thornell's add
4.300
R. II. Wood and wife to N. I). J
Mann.
lots 5 and 6, block 13, South Omuha 1,850
Totl amount of transfers $ S.C'jQ
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipt Todaj Moro Liberal, but Demand
Equals the Supply,
HOG MARKET SUFFERS A SHARP DECLINE
t'nttle of (loud Utinlltr llrlnn Steady
lo Strnniter Prices Slieep In
tiood Deiiiiind nnd
Market Slenily,
SOUTH OMAHA. July 2.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllclal Monday 2,310 4.25S 9,'jftl
Ofllclal Tllesdav 2,3.S 7,000 9,32.)
Oltlclal Wednesday 3,702 10.9SI 1.18
, Three days this week S.IJO
Same days last week.... 7.3J0
Same week before 13,072
Same three weeks ago.. 7,603
22,212
23,430
29,1'97
19,388
20,f,9J
lti,94l
9.735
o.iiiiu iuur wccks ngo. . .iu.iwu .w.suj ,iui
Av -rage price paid for tiogs for the last
several days, with comparisons.
30,202
8.4CI
1D00.1S99.1S33.1S97.1S93.;U95.1S34.
July
Julv
3 73
3 57
3 23
Mi
4 03
4 92
6 Oil
3 78
3 61
3 18
3 21
2 95!
4
4 70
4 M
4 HI
4 71
4 Go
4 S
4 91
4 77
July
2 95
JUly
July
July
JllK'
6 CSi 3 7S
3 6'
3 66
3 76
b I6 3 83
5 111 3
3 23
3 21
2 9S
2 9S
July 8..
3 86
3 87 3 32
3 04
1 ai
.1 VT J .
n qi!, A . 01
,iuiy 9...
July 10..
July 11..
July 12..
July 13..
July 14..
July 15..
July IC.
July 17..
July 18..
July 19..
July 20..
July 21..
July 22..
5 13
5 13 3 fs)
5 041 3 90
3 78 3
I 3
S TO
2 S7 4 5 f
2 94 4 67
4 79
6 02 4 04
:i ?! .1 1
1 4 IL
4 9i.
4 SO
I 73
" ,. , rA, 1 00, 1 11
2 97; 4 78
(o ,0 , wi o on i - -
5 OS! 4 051 3 77 3 15 3 (.0 .
I 3 99 3 77 3 17 3 ti 4 81
r. Jl-)' 1 f) fl "O 3 07. 4 81
4 8
1 '17
I 4 011 1 Oil ' 3 25 2 97 4 S2
I 4 S7 1 16 3 c2 I
I 4 99 1 2M 3 89 3 32
1 4 941 I 191 3 80! 3 35
2 !'5 4 83 y)
i 4 89, I 79
2 97 4 91 I 71
I7 t 21; 3 81. 3 3S 2 9S 4 9
I 31 3 79 3 27 2 8 4 8.1
5 3 82 3 25 2 83 4 81 4 7
151 4 36, I 3 31 2 92, 4 76 4 81
, I 31 1 3 S9 I 2 E9 1 I S'
(1 Ul
Jdly 23 1 5 1
July 21 1 5 15
July 25 1 5 0;
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
Tho ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. 11 scs.
C, M. ,t St. P. Ry.. 1 1
O. & St. L. Ry 5
Missouri Pacllle Ry.. 11 9
U. P. system 3S
C. H N. W. Ry
F.. H. & M. V. R. R
1
52
3
fi
4
3
10
1
S. C. & I'. Ry 2
C St. P.. M. A- O.... r,
H. .t M. R. R. R 4S
C. 1). & U. Ry
K. t. d St. J. Ry..
C, R. 1. At P., east
C. R. 1. & P.. west
3
I
lis
Total receipts ,...15S
c
The disposition of the day's receipts was
os follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
lluvers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 326 era
O. 11. Hammond Co 415 1.03.4
Swift nnd Company 661 1,790
Cudahy Packing Co C)2 2,118
Armour At Co 401 4,265
Omaha P. Co., Knn. City. 191
Swift, from Kansas City., sc. ....
Hammond, Kansas City.. 53 ....
J. L. Carey 2G
1. obman & Co 25 ....
Hill Ac Huiltzlnger 92
Henton & Underwood 195 ....
Livingstone At Schnller... 19 ....
Hamilton At Rothschild... 76
L. F. Husz 40
Cudahy Uros. At Co 555
Other buyers 395 ....
349
28
449
983
049
Totals
...3.723 10,930
2.453
CATTLE The supply of beef cattle was
a little more liberal today and the market
was In good shape all around. Steers of
good quality were In active demand and
brought from steady to stronger prices
than they did yesterday. For the week
thoy are close to a dime higher. Common
stuff, however, has not shown so much
improvement, thougb they ore selling a
little more freely. Owing to tho good de
mand practically everything was disposed
of today early In the morning nt very sat
isfactory prices.
There was a good supply of cow stuff
at the yards today and prices were rather
uneven. niricuy cnoice cows soiu luny
steady with yesterday, or close to 10c
Higher thun they did on last Friday. Can
tiers seem to be In better demand than
they were last week and sellers ure calling
tho market a little stionger. Half-fat
stuff, however. Is selling mean nnd Irreg
ular, and It Is difficult to obtain bids on
that class of stock. Cows on that order
so 1 it today in somo cases 10e lower than
they would have brought the first of the
week.
Feeder buyers were all looking for fresh
supplies this morning, nnd tho tendency
was to hold to them at stronger prices.
Tho demnnd from the country is Improv
ing all the time and prices are going up In
proportion. (lood stock cattle are lOfolOc
higher than they were last week.
There were a few western cattle on
today's market, but tho quality, ns n gen
eral thing, was rather common. The bet
ter grades sold generally at steady to
stronger prices, bjt the cows of medium
quality wero slow sale nnd prices weak to
10c lower. Representative sales:
I1KHF STHHRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr
2 SI 20 1 KM 5 10
1 1170 4 75 21 ...1271 5 1.1
t 1460 4 2.1 47 119.', ; 15
95 978 4 65 2 119a 5 ir,
2 SfiO 4 20 6.V, 5 15
3 951 4 65 H 1P( ;; is
39 1165 4 73 50 HJ1 r, 15
1 1270 4 7.1 11 1218 5 11
36 926 1 SO 35 12(10 5 IS
16 1106 4 R.I SO 1227 5 13
11 S10 4 85 20 1113 5 15
2 1010 4 S.I 33 1214 5 20
12 111.1 4 S3 8.1 1402 5 20
15 1061 4 90 1 1170 5 20
21 996 4 90 18 1211 J Jft
14 1120 4 CO 25 1229 r, 30
38 1114 4 93 72 1119 5 25
M H'60 4 21 1141 5 23
21 1043 5 00 35 U53 5 25
27 973 5 (V) 34 lDf.6 5 30
IS 1213 .1 03 49 1173 5 30
22 lf9) 5 01 10 1200 5 30
22 1216 5 05 31 1(C2 5 30
22 1246 3 05 40 1316 5 30
20 1140 5 10 36 1314 3 33
29 12S6 5 10
STHKRS AND HEIFKRS.
22 013 4 70 21 1080 5 00
21 919 4 SO
STHHRS AND COWS.
20 1073 4 fO
COWS.
1 670 2 00 1 145ft 3 4ft
40 m 2 41 1 1020 3 30
2 Wtt 2 .10 27 1037 3 .71
2 910 2 30 1 11C0 3 50
3 010 2 .10 6 lift", 3 Sft
1 731 3 50 15 969 3 30
1 S-V) 2 .15 3 lJJfl 3 M
II 1016 2 61 1 11S0 3 60
7 961 2 70 1 1300 3 Co
2 1030 2 73 2 1090 3 00
23 940 2 75 S 976 3 60
3 1036 2 81 6 1070 3 61
1 1000 2 5 2 ail 3 6.1
22 912 2 93 1 S30 3 ft.1
7 931 3 o) 1 1230 .1 so
1 810 3 00 2 1215 3 SS
4 1012 3 00 2 970 4 00
1 750 3 10 1 toco 4 00
2 931 3 1.1 2 1100 4 10
1 930 3 20 14 910 4 25
51 986 3 2l 2 1120 4 2.1
1 6.10 3 2) 3 103O t 23
43 OS) 3 it 1 1110 4 30
1 1030 3 23 2 P90 4 30
41 837 3 25 1 10S0 4 35
1 f-60 3 21 9 12)3 4 35
1 940 3 23
COWS AND IIHIFHRS.
12 773 4 25 3 926 4 4!
STOCKHRB AND FHKDHRS.
31 10S7 3 40 4 875 4 00
1 650 3 50 30 807 4 00
1 MU 3 30 23 766 4 05
58 ft 3 75 16 782 4 10
IS 901 3 73 23 8S1 4 15
11 932 3 90 3 10!0 4 20
8 770 3 9) 1 SOft 4 2Q
6 4S3 4 00 48 1016 4 35
CALVHS.
1 280 4 30 13 1S9 5 00
3 203 5 23
IIHIFHRS.
2 706 3 25 S3 776 4 00
1 780 3 50 8 S2J 4 00
12 829 3 50 23 873 4 10
1 970 3 6ft 7 S-.'8 4 60
4 975 3 73
BULLS.
1 1391 3 ( 9 in 3 to
3 1191 3 10 1 1310 3 60
1 1M0 3 15 1 132) 4 00
2 1083 3 20 1 1260 4 00
1 1190 3 2. 1 1550 4 25
1 11(H) 3 23
STAOS.
1 IftV) I 75 2 1100 4 SO
1 IIM 3 M 1 IJfrt 4 JO
2 1090 3 M
STOCK COWS AND IIHIFHRS.
1 450 2 00 2S 779 3 25
6 90S 2 91 4 437 3 35
1 601 3 00 16 5'6 3 70
7 .V. 583 3 2.1 82 714 3 75
NKHRASKA.
Scows 855 3 05 1 bull 1170 2 40
35 COWS 917 3 05 1 bull 1600 2 75
5 COWS 1020 3 05 2 COWS 885 2 W
1 cow S80 2 fiO 1 eow 690 2 10
Idnho.
38 feeders.. 935 4 10 48 feednrs.. 97H 3 75
W. H. Mcauflln-Idnho.
14 feeders. .1017 4 25 A feeders.. 820 4 10
1 feeder... 1080 1 25 45 feeders.. 956 i 20
10 fcedrs..lOU i 25 41 (oudcis , 967 -1 2)
1 feeder lllft U'i .'feeders lor 125
21 feeders to I in
J O Fletcher Idaho.
53 feeders 92 4 30 23 feeders 971 4 tfl
2 feeders, loto I 30 4 feeders .1012 2 rV)
12 feeders. . 921 I HO I stag 1230 3 85
CULUHAUO.
14 bulls 1257
3 feeders 1083
1 hull..
1 bull..
.1(190
.1280
2 60
2 t
3 90
1 feeder.
1090 3 30
Young & Wirt
s. n.
10 steers...
12 feeders
2 steers...
2 steers...
6 steers...
lor.i 1 20
in feeders
024
4 10
3 75
2 SO
4 45
821
4 10
4 25
4 45
4 15
3 rows.
4 cows.
.1053
, 9V
.1310
,1220
W7
5 steers. ...1024
2 steers. ...1130
4 43
HOOS- Thete was n very liberal supply
of boss at tho yards today nnd consequently
buyers were rather Independent. Other
markets reported a sharp decline and oneti
lllir bids here were ie)irnllv 10e liumr
Sellers were holding for considerably better
prices man mill anil ns it tooK lliem some
Jlmti lo make up their minds to take oft
ic ine eariy market was slow and draggy.
The bulk of the early sales was at $5.HVU
fi.0i, but mostly nt the lower price, and
the range was $3.o2n5.IO. Trading, how
ever, becitne more active ns the morning
advanced, so that the pens were well
cleared by the middle nf the forenoon. The
close was without material change, the
market being nbout loc lower from start to
iinisii. a choice bunch of hogs brought
$-..15, or Just 10c under yesterday's high
point.
As will be seen from the table of nvcrago
prices, louay s iircnne lanes orr more than
has been put on since last Friday. Hop-
ivnuiuuiivc sairs:
Ar.
...175
...!U
...151
...S00
...213
...S12
b. Pr.
0 14 SI
No.
...
70...
w.,.,
so...,
67....
86...
M..
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n...
73...
75...
74...
61...
Av. Sh.
.239 120
Pr.
5 oft
6 05
5 05
5 0.1
5 01
5 03
5 05
5 05
5 (V,
5 05
5 05
5 01
5 03
5 (V,
8 05
6 Of,
5 05
5 05
5 HI
5 05
5 05
5 06
5 03
6 0T
5 05
5 05
5 "3
E 05
5 05
5 01
5 05
6 05
5 or,
5 or.
5 0.1
5 OS
5 05
5 0.1
5 05
5 0.1
5 05
5 0.1
5 01
5 01
5 01
5 "1
5 0.1
6 01
5 01
r, 05
5 07'4
6 07'j
6 07'(.
5 07'i
5 07'i
5 07'j
6 07' 4
3 07
5 07',
5 07'j
5 07
5 07
5 07",
.1 17',
6 07'4
5 07
", 07'i
5 07'4
6 07'4
S 07'4
5 07
5 07V4
,1 07 '4
5 07',
5 07'4
6 07 '4
5 10
02...
70...
21...
64. . .
...
hi...
6...
15 00
213
160
6 00
6 00
t 00
6 (XI
6 M'i
5 02'4
S 02't,
5 02',
3 02
5 02'4
6 02
5 Oil's
5 -'
5 1)1
6 05
i 05
i 05
5 05
5 05
t (X
5 01
I Oi
u ,
6 05
5 05
5 05
5 05
5 05
5 05
05
S 05
5 05
S 05
i 03
5 05
6 05
5 05
5 05
S 05
5 C5
5 03
5 05
5 05
5 05
5 05
5 03
lis
258
2J1
251
264
228
267
210
257
231
264
234
293
l8
.,,,.221
60 250
63 U7
160
to
SO
ISO
160
si
80
4)
120
360
4)
120
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40
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80
so
101
160
1.
.. 2S)
...192
...::6
...70S
...287
...197
...111
...229
...277
...22
...231
...237
...249
. . ,24'
...175
...hi
...2S7
...2(3
...26S
...24S
...219
...311
...315
...205
...231
".'275
...217
...236
...231
. . .238
...237
...208
...227
...237
...225
...215
187
...216
...206
...2SS
...323
...245
...235
...262
...258
...254
.. 239
...242
...:.,(
...19
...230
...212
...208
...193
...233
...233
...220
...231
...211
...27S
...253
...2J6
...246
ICS...,
72....
M
ii....
50....
V)....
75....
50....
St
b)
OS
74
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81....
19.. ..
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16 ....
a
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41....
74....
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110...
M
M....
83....
f9....
S7....
76
IS....
202...
t.C....
75....
61....
C.....
151...
76
79....
IM...,
42
41....
fi....
67
73
S3
70....,
S3....
64
71
C3.....
M.
SO.,
C9.,
63.
. ..29
...250
...253
...231
...231
...237
...221
. .222
!.'!29
...222
...2.11
...219
.242
...237
...199
.. 280
...211
...219
. . .263
...24S
...211
...247
...2.10
...2.18
...264
. .212
"!230
...219
...243
. . .230
...276
...276
...279
...249
85....
II'....
f9....
34....
6
78....
63....
70
71
73....,
C9....
68
S3....
46
S2....,
67....
6t....
73....,
61
66.,..
7.1....
73....
71....
67
62
62....,
82....
f,S
3
68....
S3....
63....
64
69
46....
M
70....,
S4....
51....
76....,
47
78
61
40
1.0
40
40
to
"m
280
40
60
40
'so
SO
SO
210
:oo
tt)
10
'Jo
120
140
so
40
80
so
40
160
200
'so
160
160
I 05
5 03
S 05
5 OS
t 05
5 05
5 03
5 03
( OS
5 05
5 05
5 05
5 C5
6 05
6 05
5 06
5 05
6 05
6 05
5 OS
5 OS
6 CS
S CC
5 03
6 05
5 f3
5 05
5 Or,
309
242
23'1
221
212
240
281
.'.'.'.'.'.'324
220
308
335
217
217
210
355
249
232
2.11
301
302
V97
272
299
215
274
72..
82..
48..
6ft..
67..
131.
65..
65..
fifl..
64..
.13 .
76..
: .
46...
Si...
71...
86...
65...
62...
167..
72...
70...
65...
65...
U...
6S..
120
6 05
S 05
6 10
5 IS
2C0
I
300
SHKLP As compared with Monday and
Tuesday tho receipts of sheep today were
rather light. For the three days this week
a gain over the same davs of last week of
over 12.000 head Is noted and over the snme
days of last year tho gain nmounts to 11,
i,4 head. Considering tho receipts (ho mar
ket has been in excellent condition, ns tho
demand has fully counted the supply. To
day choice sheep brought fully steady
prices and lambs also moved a Ifttlo more
freely than they did yesterday. The feel
ing was good Mil around nnd the prices paid
very satisfactory Feeders still continue in
good demand, with the supply very light.
,uL'.,2!!l",;: (-"ho'ce western grass evth
ers, $3.XJ5?40O- choice grass yearlings. ,4.00(1
4.25; choice ewes. $3.25'd3.46, fair to yood
ewes, $2.,5fi3.2G; fair to good yeurllngs. JJ.C0
enod tH chc-lcf clinped lambs, $4 26
4.C0; fair to good clipped lambs. J3.SOg4.25;
choice Hiring lambs. j5 75i.0O; fair to rood
SPIiV .lambs. $".25y5.50; feeder wethers,
J3 0(K33 50. feeder vearllncs. $1.2V53.50. and
feeder lambs, $3.Wif 1.50. Representative
sales:
No.
1 Utah bucks
96 western ewes
16 Utah ewes
141 Utah wethers
40 Utah cull lambs
28 Nebraska cull lambs ..
2S spring lambs
309 Utah spring lambs
223 Nebraska spring lambs
A v.
125
93
113
Ml
60
63
70
65
61
Pr.
$2 no
3 25
3 30
3 90
4 25
4 25
5 00
5 10
fi 15
riiiOAtJO 1,1 vi
STOCK MAIIKKT.
I'nttle Strong;, Hokn Lower, Sheep nnd
l.nmlis Are Muiile Higher.
CHICAGO, July 25,-CATTLH-Recclpts,
15.50O: stronir to Be hlcher: butcher Mlnek.
steady to strong; good to prime, Be higher
at $5.2.W5.S5; poor to medium, steady to
strong at $t.M5f5 15; selected feedcls, steady
at $1.3Oi4.70; mixed Blockers, $3.00':i.8.';
cows. $3.00571.65; heifers, $3.000,15; canners,
sieaoy ai vi.mii.) mills, fteudy nt J2.i&
4.60; calves, strong nt $l.f0fi6.r0; Texans, re.
eclpts, 700 head, fed steers, strong at $I.'I5W
5.20: urass steers. l-l.4Q1il.25: bulls. Xl.'Mt
3.40.
HOC1S Receipts today, 23.000 head; tomor
row, 20.000 head; estimated left over, 5,000
head; average 5c lower; top, 15.45, mixed
nnd butchers, $5.10fi5.42; good to choice
heavy, $5.15fi5.40; rough heavy, $5 0OJj."i.1U;
light. $5.15ff5.45; bulk of sales. $5 25fj5.35.
S II 1-3 HP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 11.000
head; sheep and lambs, active and 11 shade
higher; good to choice wethers, $I101jI IO;
fair to choice mixed, $3,101(4.00; western
sheep, $4,0014.10; Toxas sheep. $3(Xfil.O); na
tive lambs, St.00ft5.t7i. western lambs, $5.0uy
5. SO.
Nciv VorL Live Stoelt.
NHW YORK. July 23. UATTLH Re
ceipts. 1,917 head: llrm In Bi'e higher for all
grades; steers, $t.G5ff5.rr; bulls, $2.65f(;t.75;
cows. $2.00di3.75: London and Liverpool
cables unchanged; exports today, 3,709
quarters of beef.
LAI,VI',:i-lieccipis, .-,km neinii vein-, nun
buttermilks. 25c higher; veals, $5.00(717 75;
buttermilks. $3.00f 3.50; city dressed veals,
8iillc per lb.
HI IH HP AM) I .A SI 113 lieccipis, n.ii
head; sheep lower for common grades,
llrm for good; lambs from c to c lower;
sheep, $2 BOSi 1.62 , lambs, $t(7J.H6 6 for
common to choice; most of the sales wore
at $3.00(f(6.25.
n( a-Rece nts. 1.2W neau staio nogs ai
$5.75(55.90.
St, LouIm Live toeU,
ST. LOU 18. Julv 25 -PATTLH Receipts,
800 head. Including 1 4Xl Texans. market
strong for natives, stendv for Texans; tin -livn
and shlnnlnir nnd cxnort steers. $5 0W
5.75: dressed beef und butcher steers, $1.60
5.30; steers under 1.000 lbs . $1 105 on:
Blockers and feeders, (I.MWI.80; cows and
heifers, $2.25fj5.0O; canners, W.Wixi 85; bulls,
$2.CO?i4.50; Texans and Indian steers, $3.00
jit. 80; cows anil heifers, $2 50ft 3 85
HOOS Receipts. 6.200 head; market SftlOc
lower: nlirs and lights, $5 25f(5.35; packers.
$5.10flS.2.-; butchers. $5 2.11(5.35.
iilll.r.l' AND l.Al tin iiecripiH,
head; market dull and slow; natives. $1 mm
1.I2U: wethers. J4 25(fi5 35: culls and bucks.
$2.O05t2.75; storkers, $3.(4j3 85
Kit 11 nil a Illy I, lie SloeK,
KANSAS CITY. July 25. t'ATTLH Re
ceipts, 4.S0O natives. 2.700 Texans, slaugh
tering steers, steady; storkers and reeiiers.
higher; heuvy native steers, $1 75J5 55;
stockcrs and feeders, $'! 65f(4 55; butcher
cows and heifers. $3 20f I 90 ; canners. $2 50
B3.20; fed westerns, $1 (Ki'u,i..i.i, n-u Texans,
$l.onfi4.50; grass Texans. $2 201(4 00
HOOS Receipts, 11,300 head, market slow,
fifilOo lower, heavy. $5 2(j5 2.; mixed, $5 10
jj5.20; light, u n?iri.s.i. pigs, i.wr( no.
Miw.i-.l- a.-mw i,.i.niirviieccipm, .1 vn
head: muttons strudv. lambs lower, lambs.
$5.10f(5 60; muttons. $'l 75ftl,25, western, $3 80
$(4.00; feeders, $3.25143 80. culls, $2.(503.75.
St, .lorepli I, lie Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSHPII. Mo.. July 25 -(Snn.
clal.) Th Jnurnul quotes:
CAT -LIS Receipts, l.tw neau; market
active and strong to 10c higher; native,
$1.3575 35; westerns. II.CKKj5:0; cows aid
heifers. $2 004.60. bulls und stags. 3 00
4.50: vearllnL's and calves. $3.25114 50: Hlm-U.
ers and foedprs, $3.00111.25; veals, $:i.r,(ij6 25
HOOK Receipts, 7,uno lieffl; Millie unci :
all grades, J5.07ti5.22; bulk. $3.1j5.2'i.
THREE KILLED IN EXPLOSION
Oombustion of Ohemlcals Results In Nurabof -of
OiUimlties.
FLAMES FORCE WOMEN FROM THE BUILDING
Hiiililnye of Wlnor Celluloid Collar
Co 111 iii j nf (li leu mi Crnul Ahum
t.'n pi 11 K I'onr Mnrles High
to Place nf Snfrt.
CHICAGO. July 25 -Shortly brforo noon
today an explosion occurred In the chem
ical department of the Windsor Celluloid
Collar company, on the fourth floor of 123
Dearborn street, sotting lire to tho build
ing nnd resulting In the death of threo
women, tho fatal Injury of nnother nnd
minor injuries to fle other persons. Tho
property loss is estimated at $3,000, partly
Insured.
The dead:
MRS. KLLHN M'LAUOHLIN.
TWO UNKNOWN CIKLS.
ORACH PHTKHSON.
Tho Injured:
Viola Hitter.
I). (5. I. Waller.
Ktta Mnnsell, Jennlo Manscll, cut br
falling glass.
There were twenty-five girls worklnc in
the Windsor Collar company, when, with
out n moment's warning, a terrific explosion
occurred, blowing the class uf the frrmt
windows clear across Dearborn street. 'A
sheet of llnmo followed Instantly and tho
terror-stricken girls, with their r. otiilne
licked by the flames, crawled thrnuch tlin
window to the tiftorn-lnch coping running
along tho front of tb ''illdlng. The cop
ing extended richly fi . to the l.lrlmt.-n,
Tailoring company build Inc. the wlnilmv
of which were thronged with men shouting
encouragement to tho terrified clrls. As
soon us they reached tho Llchstern window
tho girls wero drawn Into safety. Just an
Mrs. McLaughlin whs nbout to bn ilmwn
through tho window tho girl behind hor In
her haste pushed Mrs. McLaughlin, who
lost her balance and fell to the crriiiml.
dying Instantly. The two unknown dead
girls Jumped from rear windows. One wan
picked up neau anil tne otlier died at th
hospital. (Intro Peterson also died from
her Injuries.
WESTERN PACKING STATISTICS
Lessened Movement of Hukh nnd Re
duction In Output of Hoimes
for I he Week.
CINCINNATI, July 25. (Special Tele
gram.) The Price Current says: Thero Is
shown a lessened movement of hogs. West
ern packing for the week Is 360,000, com
pared with 410,000 the preceding week nml
370.000 last year. From .March 1 tho total Is
D.010.000. against 8.S05.000 a year ago. Prom
inent places coiuparo us follows:
mm. no!)
Chicago 2,560,000 2,iil,i,i 0)
Kansas City 1,200,000 l.UO.iOj
Omaha pio.ooo !iilvoil)
St. .losenh 713.000 on nn.i
St. 'Louis 630,000 605,010
Indlannpolls 462,000 pil.'OI
Milwaukee. 3.17,(100 .r.7.000
Cincinnati 23r,noo 25o,iX)
Olt.imwa 2IO,lli)0 261 ,0)
Cedar Rapids lM.ow) 152.000
Sioux City 315,08) lli'i.litV)
St. Paul l'.'j.OOO 116.000
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
S. Sellers of LCAlngton'ls at the Millard.
I-'. H. Dunham nf Lincoln Is nt the Mur
ray. C. R. Williams of Chicago Is at the Mil
lard. Ocorgo Lehman of Columbus Is nt tho
Murray.
II. Miles of Lincoln Is staying at tho
Merchants.
Felix Kraemer of New York Is staying at
the Millard.
Mrs. Moraudo Powers of Poland, O., Is -it
tho Murray.
Ocorgo F. Palmer of Rrokcu How Is at
the Merchants.
W. C. Robinson of Chirks Is n guest or
the Merchants.
A. J. Wright of Fremont Is stopping
at the Merchants.
S. L. Hunter of Fort Leavenworth Is reg
istered at the Millard.
Mrs. John Swenson of Sartorla, Neb., Is
a guest of the Murray.
J. H. Jenkins of Schuyler was a Wednes
day guest at the Millard.
Hdward J. Leary und John McDonough
of llnston are gnosis of the Millard.
Colonel Hathaway, chief quartermaster,
bus returned from a trip to Lathrop, Mo.
Mrs. H. H. Ilriice and family left last
night for an eastern visit, going by way of
Satilt Ste Marie.
II. F. Shearer, chief clerk of the railway
mall service at Omaha, went lo Columbus
Wednesday on a tour of Inspection.
C. A. Rosengren, Samuel Carson, Robert
Speed. I). R. Snyder, It. R. Anderson. F. C.
Stclnann and Henry Cleveland, all of New
York, are In the city.
S. Harris of Fullcrlou Is nt the Millard.
Colonel Sandfoid Sellers of Wcnlwortli
Military academy at Lexington, Mo., is
stopping nt the Millard.
(!. C. Cockrell left Omaha Wednesday for
St. Louis. From St. Louis he will gn lo
Jerseyvllle, 111., where Mrs. Cockrell hai
been visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. M. I). Kurr und daughter. Mabel,
and Mrs. William Mullley, have returned
from Qulney. III., where thev visited
friends and relatives for two weeks.
W. L. Urownell of Fremont, R. L. Mould
ing of Lincoln, John R. I lays of Norfolk
and James A. Cllne of Mlnden were stato
guests at the Her Orand Wednesday.
Assistant Secretary nf War Melklejnhu
was a visitor at headquarters yesterday
on his way to Washington from Wyo
ming, where he has been on a vacation.
Captain H. 1. Davis of the adjutant gen
eral's department left yesterday for San
Francisco, where he will embark on tho
transport Meade for Manila August 1.
Nebraskans nt the .Merchants Wednesday:
J. H. Shr-ck uf Harvard. I). C. Jack of
Dorchcste;-. Oscar Relmers of Orand Island,
J. W llujle nf Sunflower, .1 K. McConnell
of Chirks, 11. Sillley of Ames and W. K.
Sharp of Lincoln.
local"brevities.
The news beds.
snr
firings nnd mntlresses
recently purchased for the fire department
Have lieen lusiaiieii in tuo (inrereiil iinuaos.
Cases of diphtheria have been quaran
tined nt 3121 Leavenworth street nnd at
1120 Frederick street.
John Slmaiiek has been granted Dermis-
h ii 111 to make alterations cosllng $300 on 11
store building ut 1251 South Fourteenth
sf p et
The Hlatchford Kavnnaugh Cote rt com
pany passed through Omnha dnesrtay
enn ute to St. Louis. Harry Cockrell,
Omaha's well known boy soprano, Is a,
member of the company.
The First Ward McKlnley nnd Roosevelt
club will hold Its first formal meeting at
Ulghtli and lllrkorv streeli Friday night.
Music will be fiimlMi'd by the Scandinavian
(ilee club and good speakers will address
the meeting on national Issues.
JAMES ": BOYD & CO.,
Telephone IO!)!). Oninh.i, NsV
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