i 9 THE OMAHA DAILT BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1900.
1 - i . . 7 .
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bevival of Demand Gives Wheat a Turn for
tho Better.
MARKET OPENS DULL BUT SOON RALLIES
Corn Opens Low mid In I'lilrly Strntly
at Hip Clour Out mill Provisions
Itriniilii Heavy During;
thr Sosilon.
CHICAGO, July SO. An uppnront revival
of tho export demand for American wheat
pulled that market out of tho slough of
lower cables and fnvorabla ' northwest
weather toduy, tho September option clos
Int? but a sliudc lower, though selllnB at
one tlmo at u decline or Tic. Corn was
fairly strong on small country acceptances
and closed tic hlKhcr. Oats were weak on
liquidation anil declined c. itovisiuiib
showed but little closing change.
Wheat was unite weak ut tho opening
nnd for some tlmo after. Liverpool cables
showed a decided slump In prices In that
market, while reports trom the northwest
told of more favurublo weather. Though
selling pressure was not particularly heavy.
It was siilllelent to send prices to a point
Tc below Saturday's closing llgurcs In
the fntir and u. half hours' trading. Hut
hero tho decline stopped. Shorts cum a Into
inn mantel to cover at inc low prices aim
though at times tho market (luveloped soft
knots, yet on tlui wnoie steadiness was
shown until tho last hour's trading, then
the market becume strong. Somu buying
orders came In during the morning from
tho seaboard, They were accompanied by
leports on nn Improvement In the export
demand and these reports later became tho
predominating innucuco on trailing. lie
ports as to the total engagements were
conflicting, the figures running from 21 to
SO loadB, tho latter report creutlng u mild
sensation at best llgurcs for the day. Trad
ing was quite active lute In the bcskIoii,
shorts covering liberally and early sellers
attempting to buy back their Hues, Sep
tember opened Mfc lower at 7tfi74V.
It declined to 7tV,e and sold for some tlmo
between that llguro and 71c, then rallied
to "fiMiT.'.'iO, whero It closed. Northwest
receipts were 260 cars, compared with .nn
last weeK anil kjs u year ago. Chicago re-
r-lntu iiiorn Jft n i .. t .............. ....... 1
Total primary receipts wero l,:U3,00o bu.,
rniniiiired with 972.1100 bu. ti venr nco.
World's shipments were moderate, 5,860,W0
imi. nui inero was an incrcaBo on passage
or 73i,00O bu,
Corn traders were Inclined to guldo their
fiction by tho courso of tho wheat market
ui nrsi ami opening prices were somewhat
lower, inn ine maiKei soon rallied sharply
tinder tho Inllueucn of light enimtrv m.
t'CDtances and a unnil imihIi ilnmnml mni
though not all of the advanco was held, tho
inarsei was lairiy steady to tho close.
Local receipts wero 327 curs. September
tanged from ."Wo to WTo and closed uc
lilcrh.. ut 'IGft.n
Outs were heiivv nil ilnv nml ...... ui,tnrn
hie lliiuldutlon was dono by country traders.
The elevator nenntn iiIhii hciIi! 111,. .r,, II,-
sumably tigulnst country acceptances, Tho
weather whs Ideal for threshing operations
ttnd u material Inorcaso In stocks wus
iiMinni nir. ueceipis were 227 cars. Sen
lemoer ranged from 21?,o to 22Uc and closed
e lower at 21To.
I'rovlslons were dull nml ilnnl... ...,
.if '"""'"'H. but beforu tho close all of
m i iinrg nun iicen recovered. Tho weak
ness of wheat and lower hog prices caused
some liquidation cut ly, but covering took
Place later, when Hut uri.tn ,,,,,..1......
veloned more strength. A reuturo or tho
trading was tho strength or Sctpeinber ribs,
in rum iivit UClOllor. 'Hill CIlSll lle-
mand was good and this and small local
slocks wero factors. September pork closed
unchanged nt Jll.7.1; September lard, in"
changed ut i,.75, and September ribs, Cc
lilshnr ut ti.oo.
Kstlmuted receipts Tuesday: Wheat, .IIS
lieon i o'.r r ' curi hogs,
Tho leading futures ranged ns rollows:
Articles.! 6pen. Illgii. fj.ow." ofoseTjsuO''
Wheat
July
Aug.
Sept.
Corn
July Aug.
Sept.
Oats
July Aug.
Sept.
Turk
J illy
Sept.
Lard
July Sept.
Ort.
Itlhs
July Seiit.
Oct.
7.H:
73!!
T.'I'.i
7I.S
7U
7)U
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73M,-i.
7 1 U
7r.i
7IVH'I
7B!,'tl'.4
3SS,
mi;
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as
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2IT.
21
-I'll
21!i
21 !i
II 70
11 75
6 72W
ti 7&V4
B 77'.
S7',4
7 00
ti W-4
2111
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It B7!i
It !,
it r.7u.l
11 t!2!4
11 70
I 70
1 Z
11 7714
70
V.i
JS'M
tl 1,1
ti 72(5
6 75
7!i
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11
ti f5
ti 02!".
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t x'.ii t; ftt
No 2.
(Hh MllnfllHn.ia tunm n.
r-'bPl "rn""i winter wheat patents. J2.I0
P,),.!!I'rll.IB. ""' specials, J 1.60; patents,
,V4,1Ui 1,''k,,'". 2.3iii3.50; ryo Hour, $2.70
77'N'n:AT"No' ft''' No' 2 ml 6'.i?r
OltN-No. 2, SfilOtic; No. 2 yellow,
OATS-NO. 2, 22V; No. 2 white, 24'rjai'ic;
No. 3 white, 2.'l1i2l'5c.
KYE-No. 2. rd!jjiB2e.
nAUI.KV -dood feeding, 35fi.1tc: fulr to
choice malting, Hfi4Sc.
tifj.?,':i,?iS N"' 1 ,,rmo timothy.
f.1.10. ("lover, contract graile. fi.w.
J'HOVISIONS-.Me.sM pork, per bbl.. JU.70
ii 11. .5. Lnnl. per liio lbs.. J0.7iKiH.72ii. Ilacon,
short ribs sides (loose). H.!HHi7.2r.; dry salted
boulders (boxed). Jti 75f(7.UO; short clear
lldes (boxed). $7.457.Ki.
WIIISKY-Uasls of high wines, $1.2314.
SUaAHS-C'ut loaf, Jrt.dS; granulated, $8.32:
tonrectloners' A, $B.2S; ort A. Jfi.13,
Kollowlng uro tho receipts and shipments
for today:
iMMnllc,iTiu Hecelpts. Shipments.
J't ur. bills 22,000 27.UOO
Wheat, bu IS7.CSM Htl.iMi
Corn, bu 2G5,tioo 6b,o1jo
tJ'Un. bu 200,1100 ss.Ud)
J'ye. bu r.,iw) mod
Hurley, bu 2,000 .w
On the Products exchango today tho but
ter niarket was easlor; creameries, lBfil'Jo:
dairies, 14ft 17c. Cheese, steady at S'AOlO'ic.
Kggs, dull; fresh, lH,e.
M3W yoiiic tii:.M:itAi, m.iiki:t.
QiioIiiIIiiiis for tin- liny mi Viirlmiit
t.'Olllllllldltll'H.
'PnK' '"!" -0 -I''KOt'rt-Hecelpls,
ti.jos bbls.; exports, fi.tiis bbls.; sales.
7,300 pkgs. . murket dull and barely steady;
Jv'n'or'!ll,,ns' W.WI30; winter straights
$3.M3.M): winter extras. $2.9Oii3.00; winter
l?K,riln''?;.,::',lff'-'"0i .Mlnnesola patents.
$l.30tf(l,B0; Minnesota bakers, $2.K)ff3,33. nyo
i,..,J5,Y,V'lk:. H.nl,'H- f"'10 '"-i flr to good,
U.I01?3.2Ti; eholco to fancy. $3.30fe3.tB.
( . OltN.MKAL-Kasy, yellow western, SSci
city, hie; Hrandywlue, $2,4512.65.
UYK-rWeak; No. 2 western, 6Sp, f. o. b.
ntlost, state rye, 53firic, o. I. r., Now York,
car lots
HAIU.KY-Ktrm; western feeding, 4Sc. e.
If. New ork. mnltlng, 4S.4'0f'3c, c. 1. f.
Isr.V,.,.r.K- '' uialt. dull and nominal.
Wl I MAT- Hecelpts. 153,25 bu.; exports,
6I..144 bu.; sales. 3,765,tK bu. futures and
'OjOoO bu. export, snot, easy; No. 2 red.
M)c. f. o. b. utloat; No. 2 red, 79"ic, eievu.
tor. No. 1 northern, Duluth, SISc. f. o. b
alloat, No. 1 hard, Duluth, Sfi'ie, f. o. b.
nllont Options opened weak under heavy
cables and liquidation, ruling dull most of
tho day In the afternoon prices rallied u
little on export demand. The close was
PJ!ft!.,!C . .'u 'il'l'"' net decline. July,
7-lbe. closed SOc, September, 70 11-lti'if
MB-ltic, closed fco'ic; October, (0HfiS0(4e,
closed S0'4c; December, SO 15-lltfiSlij,c, clojej
et'Se.
I'OHN Hecehits, Ki.0c"Hl bu.; exports. 2C0.
S72 bu sales, r.'o.ooo bu futures and 400,0110
liu, export, spot, steady, No. 2, 45c, eleva
tor, 45 e, f o. b. altoal Options after a
weak opening under bearish cables recov
ered on a demand from shorts and less fa.
vorable crop news; closed steady ut ,?(Ve
net decline; September, tl'mtifie, closed
44Vc. December, 4lSill1c, closed (Ufce.
OATS Hecelpts. 262,700 bu.: exports. ItW,
"61 bu., spot, weaker; No. 2. 27Ho; No. 3,
I7e; No. 2 white. 2Sise; No. 3 white, 27'4c;
truck, mixed, western. 271i20o; track, white,
western, 2Mi33o, trjck, white, 233c. Op
lions were dull nnd about sternly.
11 AY Quiet; shipping, 70Ci'77c; good to
Choice, 80li 90Uc.
HOI'S Dull; stute. common to choice.
1899 crop, Uffille; old, Hi5e; l'aclltc coast,
ISM crop. KH13o; old. 3)5c.
, UIDICS-Klrm; Clalveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
ISos California, 21 to 25 lbs., 21Hc; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 14c.
LKATlIKIt - Steady. Hemlock sole
rtuenos Ayres. light to heavy, 23JO,.,IWc;
cld. 22tifi23ie.
I'HOVlSIONS-lleef. quiet; family. $R50
(T12.00. mess, $9.OOri'J.50; lieef hams. $20.UOTf
tl.OOs packet. $10,ooj 11.00; city, extra Indli
mess, $lti.00j 17.80. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, SI.'IOc; plekted shoulders,
6ic; pickled hams, I01il0e, Lard. easy,
western steamed'. $7.10; July closed at
$7.10, uimlnal, refined, steady; continent,
$7.50: South America, $s.uo; compound. M2
iti.374. l'ork. dull, family, $14.6ftftl.V50;
Short clear. $l3.0Ml 15.00; mess. $12. 75i 13.50.
TAI.I.OW-D11II; city, 4'iti4Se; country,
H4ic.
ilUrrUU-Hccclpts. 11,009 jikes.j steady;
state dnlry, IBiiflHUej erenmery, 17fn!4o;
factory packed, llf15c, Imitation, 15ffl74c,
IllClJ Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 41t
OCHe Japan, 4Mire
MOI,AH.SKS--Steady, New Orloans, open
kettle unnd to choice, 44n53c
, CHKKSH-Herelpts, 10.KI0 pkgs.; steady;
large, white. 9'4c. Urge, colored, 9-Nc.
small, white, !ci small, colored, 10c.
Wit IS- Hecelpts, 11,062 pkgs.; stendyj
western, at mark, lM(13c for average lots;
western, loss off, 15',4c,
MHTAIiS Tho market ror metals was an
apathetic affair nt best with the general
ruling weak under rather freer selling In
sympathy with weakness abroad. Metal
exchange reports lake copper quiet at
$10.60; trh, lower at $.12.0033.23; lead, dull
ut $3.97V4B4.(i; spelter, quiet at $4.254.3').
The brokers' price for lead Is $3.93 and for
copper $16.60.
OMAHA -WIIOI.KSAMI M Alt IC UTS.
Ciindltliin nf Trnde nnd auotntlnnn 011
Slnplp nnd Pntmy I'rmluep.
KaGS-Hecelpts, liberal; good stock, Dt4
10c.
I-IVK POmTIlY-Hens, 7(fj8c; roosters,
according to age and size, 384c; broilers,
SHfllOc; ducks, 4SBc; geese, 415c; turkeys,
Sc.
KHKSH DHKSSKD 1'OULTllY-Hcns,
SJiTlSe; roosters, 66oj ducks nnd geese, 9ft
. 1,rol,cr''' l,cr !H4S12i4c; turkeys,
i'.i'TTi.mfn,m,m i u.i .!
fflCc; separator, 20c; gathered creamery, 178
KISH-Trotit, 10c; blue llsh, 12c; pickerel
8c; cattish. 12c, dressed buffalo, Cc; white
llsh, 9c: herring. Be! black linns. 10e: snl
mon, loic; whltn bas. 10c; cronple. 10c; pike,
ivu. iiHiinui, lie; nunncniis, luc; ring percn
KPt tnlllnia r. , . M, I.aII.I nt.aHM ft.
mnckcrel. 20c; eodllsh. 10c; yellow perch, 6c,
iw.uns-J.ive, per doz., V)c.
V 5 A l,S riinlre niMfW.
.-'.'AY Per carload lots: Upland, choice
7..;0; midland, choice, $6.50; lowland, choice,
$5.o0: ryo stniA', choice, $6; No. 3 corn, 37c
No. 3 white oats. 2lc: cracked corn, per ton
ii turn unu oais. cnoppeu, per ion, jio.w
"", per ion, jiz.au; unorts, per ton, w-m-V
liO ETA H U KS.
CUCUMHHUR-Per dor... 4O50
ASI'AHAOUS Home-grown, per doz., 20
NKW TUHNII'S-l'er bu. basket, 75c.
NICW II1CKTS 1'er doz. bunches, 30c.
NICW CAHHOTS-I'er doz. clinches. 23c,
I.KTTUeK-I'er doz.. 20c.
It ADISHKS Home-grown, per doz., 153
iUC.
IMOAS-I'rr U-bu. basket, 60c.
WAX HKANS-1'er A-bu. basket, 60c.
NKW I'OTATOHS-Per bu.. 40c.
CAHHAOli Home-grown, per lb., l&c.
CAt?MKI,OWKH-Per doz.. $1.
OHKKN COHN Per doi.. 10W15e.
TOMATOES Home-grown, per 14-bu. bs-
Kin, lyic.
ItHfllAHH-Per lb., le
ONIONS Home-grown, per lb., 2c.
CKIiEItY-Mtchlgan. 25fl30c.
KllUITS.
STHAWnKHRIKS-rAll gone.
UliACKniJHllIKS-Per 21-nt. case. $:.20.
HliACIC HASPIIHUHIES-Out of tho mar
ket.
11KD HA8PHHHIUES-Per 24-qt. cae,
.'.tn,
HMJI-2ni:HItIHS-16-ot coses. $2.25.
CURRANTS Out of tho market-
PI3ACHKS California, per box, 85JD0c;
Texas, per 4-bnsket crate, 'S'ltSOc.
Arutwis-.Mine on tne matKet.
PIiUMS-Callfornln. ner crate. $1.0031.15.
PRIJNICS-Cnllfornln, Tragedy, per crato,
i...i; Keisuy. japan, per crule, $1.20.
IIAIITIjKTT PEAHS-CalUornla, per box
$1.75'u2.0O.
OHAPKS-Callfornln. 4-basket crate. $1.50;
wauiornia neciarines. t-unsget crate. $l.2d,
GOOSKHKRRIKS Out nf thn mrtrket.
CHIORRIKS-Callfornla, per 10-lb. box.
$1.101.2.1; Missouri, per 21-qt. case, $2.25;
8-lb. baskets. GOfiiiOe.
WATHHMKIONS - As to size. 25g50c
each,
APPMIH -Native, 75cT$1.00 per bu.; per
uni., ..iu.i.ij
TUOPICA1. l'RUITS.
PINKAPPI,KS-Per doz.. $1.60'ffl.7B.
ORANOKS Crtllfornla. Mediterranean
sweets, ier box. $4; Valenclas, $l.O0l.50.
I.KMONS-Callfornla, fancy, $3.60; choice,
BANANAS Per bund, according to slz
$2.2iU3.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nt'TS Hickory, large, per bu $1.23;
shellbarks. II. uS: Encllsh walnuts, ner lb..
12j12c; lllberts, per lb.. 12c: almonds, per
111., H'tfioc; raw, per 10., uiyatic; roastcu,
OVil'U I'sC.
1HOES.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides, 7c; No. I
green hides, Be; No 1 salted hides, 7c: No.
2 salted hides, Cc,: No. 1 veul lcalf,.8 to 12
ids., ic; no. i vcai ciiir. 12 to is ids., cc.
- - 1
I'llAXillS IX AVAIIiAHI.i: M IM'I.IKS
Cnlilr unit 'I'elrKrnplilo lteiirts nf
lirnln AD nut mill Aslmre.
NEW YORK, July 30. Tho statement of
1110 visinie supply or grain in storo and
aiioui on Huiuruav. Jti y 28. as eomn 01 iv
tho New York Produce exchange. Is us fol
lows: Wheat, 43.ft.Ofti) bu.. nn increase of 23S,K
bu.; corn. ll.G92,(ioo bn.. u decrease of 1.-
xa,m) bit.; oats. B.W.'.fXM) bu., a decrease of
73B,ono int.; rye, r,&i.(KK) bu.. a decrease or .19,
000 liu. ; barley, 818,000 bu., an Increase of
-.,wu ou.
.St, l.ouln (irnln nml I'rnvlslmis,
ST. I.OIMS, J.ily 30.-WIIEAT-i:asv; No.
red cash, elevator. 71t.e: track. 72V4Wi3c:
July, 71-c; August. 71ie: September, 72Hc;
December. 75e; Nn. 2 hard, COiHIOUc.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 3Se: track.
39V4c; July, 38c; September. 37'ic; Decern-
ner unu year. c,o.
OATS-l.ower; No. 2 cash. 22et track.
22!e; July. 22e; September, 21V4c; No. 2
wniie. mi
iixii i.ower at kvxw.
KLOt'H-lJnchangcd: nateuts. $3.6,Vrf3.S.i
extra fancy struiuht. J3.25df3.40: clear. J3.10
C(3.15.
SKEDS-Prlme new timothy, bid. J3.23 for
urst nair or August; mix, mill nt $1.45.
t'OKNMWAii-stendy nt J2.20512.25.
HHAN Easy; sucked, east track, (MCCc.
HAY Steady: timothy. ill.oofff 13.60:
prairie. $7 00Jj9.00.
wiiihk v Mteauy at $1.2.1.
METALS Dead : Steady at JlOV Snel
len Dull nt $4.05'u4.10.
POULTRY Lower: chickens. 7c: vniinc
SUe; turkeys. 5iCe; young. lSj20c; ducks,
B'jo; young, fifr7c; geese, 3c; spring, 6Q6e.
e.iiiin nieauy ni vw.
lll'TTER Steadv: ereamerv. IfiWlflUn:
dairy, lpijlfie.
IRON COTTONTIES-S1.32.
HAOC.lNa-SfiS'ic.
HEMP TWINE Ue.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steadv: lobblne.
$12.75. Lard, dull; choice, $.2H. Dry salt
meats (boxed), quiet; extra shorts. $7.37!4;
clear ribs, $7.i1V4; clear sides, $7.87',Si. Ha
con (boxed), strong; extra shorts, $s.00;
clear ribs. $S.12H; clear sides. $7.S7V4.
RECEIPTS-Klour. C.OlJO bbls.: wheat, at..
000 bu.; corn. 187,000 bu.; outs, 107,000 bu.
SIIIPMENTS-Flour, 9,000 bbls.; wheat,
CS.000 bu.; corn, 43,0o0 bu.; oats, 21,000 bu.
KnnsiiN City rSrniii 11 nil Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July .-WlIEAT-Sep.
tember. llic: December. (Vie: cash. Nn. 9
hard. OtiMitiic; No. ;i, (aQCA'M); No. 2 red,
CORN Sentember. 357ifi. T)eretnhnr. .1'iU.n.
cash, No. 2 mixed, 3CG.",6!$c; No. 2 white,
3Si4c; No. 3, SKc.
UATS-KO, 2 wnite, 27C.
RYE Steudy; No. 2, 60c.
HAY Choice tlmothv. $9.60: rhntm
prairie. $(5.5o.
m'TTiJR-Creamery, WflSo; dairy,
fancy 15e,
HilUS Mrm: fresh Missouri nml Knnnnn
stock, 9e doz.. loss off. cases returned; now
wiiiiu wimu cases inciuiieu, iac more.
RECEIPTS Wheat. 6.000 bn mm in inn
bu. : oats. 3.000 bu. '
SHIPMENTS-Wheat. 12,000 bu.; corn. 20,
000 bu.; onts, 1.000 bu.
I.Hcrpnnl (iriiln nnd I'rovlsliiiis.
LIVERPOOL. July 30. WHKAT-Snnt
easy; No. 2 red, western, winter, Cs 2d; No.
1 northern, spring, 6s 3d; No. 1 California,
fis mdfltlH 2d. Futures wero quiet; July,
iiuiiiiiuii ; jieiiieinocr, os '.in; uocemuer, fl-j
l'jd.
CORN spot, new, easy; old, quiet; Amer
call mixed, new. 3s ltd: American mixed
old, 3s HWd: futures wero quiet; Septem
ber. 3s HUd: November. 3s UTid.
PHOVISIONS-Hams. short cut, steadv at
4Ss. Ilacon, long clear middles, light, "dull
ut 42s; heavy, dull nt 41s Oil. Lurd, prime
western In tierces, steady ut 31s fld; Ameri
can retlned In palls, steady at 36s.
CHEESE American llnest white, firm nt
47s; American llnest colored, Mrm nt 47s Gd.
Toledo (1 nil 11 MnrU'et.
rriT ir,r n t,.i.. ort n'lin ,m t-....
(yi,iu, w,, u( ..v. 1 t-4i 1 Mllll,
higher; spot. 77Hc; July, 77Hc; August,
1741., uviui iiiui i 1 fOTgt-.
t'ORN Dull, unehunced: No. 2 cash.
42He: September. 39e.
uath unu. lower; no. 2 cash, 23c; Sep.
tember, 22Uc.
RYE Dull, steady; No. 2 cash, 52'4c.
SEEDS-Clover dull, higher: '9S nrlme.
$)05; '99 prime, $3.25; October, $5.90; Novem-
oer, o.w.
l'enrlu Alnrket.
PEORIA. July 30 CORN Ht end v Nn M
10c.
OATS-Eusy; No, 3 white, 23Vc.
WHISKY On the hnsla nf It.M tnr On.
Ished goods.
IIMviiiikee (; ml 11 Mnrkri,
MILWAUKEE. July 30. WHEAT I.nw.
er: No. 1 northern, 75i4fr7Cc; No. 2 north
ern. 74ff74,4c.
live; unu; .o 1,
RARLEY Steady. No. 2. 47i4So: sumnle.
40?rt5e.
HliinciipnlU Wlient Mnrkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 30.-WUEAT-ln
stnro. Nn t nnrlli
l,rr' ."WW? December, 75Sc; 'on track,
. ' . n"'d...i!4e; No. 1 northern, 75'4c; No.
- IIUI lll.'l 11, nf
Dllllllll (Jrill.l lln.L.I
tlt'l.t'TU I., I., in .Willi tm
cash, i9sc; August, 790; Sentember, 78?ic
bid; No. 1 northern, cash, f;if,c; August,
.-4v. oi-.iuiiiiier, ,o',c; uecemner, 707tc
ISO. 2 nnrthnrn. ?slr.- i r.i r.li
OATS-2i;ru26e. " ' '
CORN-39HC.
MOVHMn.M'.S OF STOCKS AM) IIO.M)!
MHrkft Miinvn Derided Iniprnvelilcnt
()l IT U'nnl- ll.nll...
NEW" YORK, July 30.-Tho stock market
.,,u" al"' protess onni to-
dm. Imt (l.n (lnl.i . 1 ..1 ., , .
-7 . " nuiiuy uroaueneu oui
. . ', a. "n iiiuijue inure biuch
than in the denllngn during the latter part
Xfn wr.pk' '. lle ndlIpd 'Re to the trading
'. " ",c "ei""B H'oe nnu inronus were
i-om if,l0,".Val,lt's at Points that huvb held
"',u ! ni up iu 1111s iime.
sugar nnd Rrooklyn Transit were the
Imnlnra I tu, , ... .
; - vi uuiivuy itnu weuitiicss,
llllt n hum .h t .. . 1. , . .
...... """-' "i uiiirr BiecniiiicH enmo lor-
uL I'm0 tt ,r, "erpo of prominence. It
. iniimri in npeciiuiies ami run-
t?.?. 1i wero relatively In the background,
HUt thero was some addition to the atten
tion paid to them. also. Dealings wero not
widely distributed In the railroad list, the
tr..Ulltttn fl.r,.li, . 1 ... ...
v .,tiitnh inc low UC11VO SIIICK3 111
t int department apparently not affecting
till tlrtn , I M 1 1 n , r. a. .. . V. .. L .. 11. , I . .
- : juin- ui imj lltlliuilll llUIJliri-
mnnl no n -' 1 , .. n . ..
....... .... ,,..,,;. t iiu KiuiiKui.i were muni
affected and IJurllngton wna the lender of
tho depression, with a fall of Ut nnd prat
tlcnli:' no recovery. St. Paul fell a point
J!mliU12A;lccroU1'0 '". nct earnings for Juno
or $15b,904, compared with tho correspond
ing Period or lust yenr, was the effective
cause or tho heaviness In that stock nnd In
the group. Pennsylvania was a point or
weakness, In sympathy with London, nnd
S.".8 "?''!. low. The market was not
much Inlluonced at the opening by the as
Hussinatlou of tho king or Itnly, nnd the
serious condition In Chinu. This was duo
. u . l"ut meso events nan Deen
offset In the London market by the re
ported surrender of a large detnehment of
Itrifird f 1 I li. 1 1 I i I .. 1. . . t . . . 4
lu - iJniiHii cummanoer. ino iie-j
resslon In Sugnr wits In ovldenco from
v.. 1 I -....hiih ui inn iiruicssionni am
Hide towurd the slock. Thero wero re
tlnrlH nf 11 Tinnill...r U,.l,n ...l.lnt.
, , , i""",h n.nn..-, .iiiiv.ii nviu vie-
n 1 . ' r"l'r?8,-'lltt'es of the company,
' 'i".." " i'i viiuniiiH euinpeiiiinn o;
Luropean retlned sugars. Invited by tin
present high level of prices.
American Tobucca was nffocted by profit
taking, attracted by the recent eonslderu
llln riun llr.,il.M Yi.M..ni
. ..Miunij ,i 1 1 tin.iii ia uiuier re
newed uressuro nnd fell back to near last
week s low price, carrying the other local
traction stocks with It. The steel group
drooped under the Unsatisfactory outcome
D..ii tlllV"B1 conference, designed to re
strict nrniliiftlnn Tnniii....
l.n "In w''."k'. fll,!!i"f. extreme ;i
iii 1 .1 ruiueii 11 jioini. Up
sides theso ;iolnts or weakness in speclul
stocks speculative sentiment Is disturbed
L,'TrA'iJ.i;.''i" net riirnlnp or rail
"nvMiu iiit'iiuiiinii regain-
1 1 1 1 r fill, tifntxu U , 1 , . . . . . . .
TlV inti f !i ,ml ,u if" "ul inis ween.
.1,..-.. 1 iiioiui iniirKi'i remains un-
ihanged and opinions regarding the future
OVelllH tllnrn ri .... .1 , , ,
fr,i. , "' H""-i in'ril lllixeil,
. ,J i o.nd market wus dull und prices
iiniiiu LK mwer, united Htates
the exchuiue: tl ' "l mo c"" "
nll!!!,.,!'(""i,!prclal Advertiser's London
nnui elal cnblecram says; The dead sea
son Is now In nil! swing and nil the mur
I?,oiJ".T0 "rp J'nKnnnt. Humbert's us
sasslnutlon merely depressed Italian bonds
tinllll llllll flirt dllHn.lAh f .
Prlnslno hardened African mines fraction-
1 were neavv on tlie expectu-
l ?n.VM-"i.H.t.'.i.tciu',lt 111 I''rllument tonight
. ...-..... .,,, ,,,,. huvui iimeni u 10 ruisu
war n r, C,I'f'w)'00,)' "oPPlcmenlary, tor
. Aiuerleans were utiiunrttit. T)i. ini.
bought i i.ooo gold In bars. Silver was
UP nn a French Inndor nf rnnnn , VZ-
J1V.,;,.!i,,;r',,'!?;,-,.,,.T.hr... va.
........ .iin.m,) iM t?lllUI llliy.
Atehlimn
T Tex, & Pacific.
,.. I4i
lit
tin nfil
, inm
I'nloii Iufle
llaltluiiire A- Ohio.. 7T4,
do pf,
WmIihsIi
do pM
w. u i;
do 2il pfd...
VI Ontrnl ...
Adams Hjnrrnn
inauian rsellle .. ST
runHilu Hnuthern
Cheg. & Ohio....
I'lllCMItO (It. v.
. 4'J
C.. II. ( I?
Chicago, I. & t.... Ti
do pM
nikiigo, K. ... r,
Clili'Hn '.V. W..IMIJ
'.. It. 1. A- P in-,
C. C. & Ht. I... Wi
Colo. Southern .... t,
do in pfil u
do 2,1 ,f, r,
Il. it lluclnn lirij
IipI. L. w ir.-.ii
..1:1
,.m
.. 4.
..122
I fl, KxpryiiK,..
Wlls.rHriK Kt..
Alnrr. t'ot. oil..
do pM
Anw. MKlllne .
do pfd ,
Amer. S. & Jl...,
do nfrt.
.. IP,
.. ti
Amer. Spirits
.. t'i
Denver A fl. tl.... ljs.
no pfd ,
Amor. S.
do nfd
.. 17
.. IS',
.. 67
3.H..
.. 75'!;
no pro
Krle
do lut nfd..
.. tO-'i
.. ai'i
..152
Amor, S. & w..,
t!t. Nor. M...
Ilorklng i"iml ..
1i pfd
Amer. Tin Plats.,
do pfd
Amer. Tobucco .,
do nf.l
noi'KltiK Valley
Illinois (.Vntrnl
Iowa Central ..
do life!
.. -en
.. 19
.. II
.. IS
.. Jrt
.. !
.. nr;i i
i:
.Vnacondn M. (jo!,! 4i;
ic. i. i. a. a
Hrk. linn. TV .
Mi
I i. & v
do pM
L'ike Miore
;li. I". I
Con. Toliarco ....
.. U
.. s
. 311,
. Ill4
,.m
. st
.im
. KH
. V.;
. .10
.
. 19
. 96,
. :riN
.210
. 70'4
do ii M
Iitlls. A NhhIi...
IVilfral Hlr ....
.Mimhnttun L ...
Mi-t. Ht. Ily
ilex. Central ...
Minn. & fit. L...
... si'j
do pM.
nt'i (Ifnrral i;pctrie
(liu ok Sncar
do nM
iln nfil
,. ft!
,. t9'4
,. r,
,. P
. .1014
..i:'4
lnt'n'l Paper ...
Mo. Pa el 0o
Mobile A Olilo...
M.. K. & T
do pfd
1-aelede Oas ....
National Wnetilt
dn pfd
National Lead .
iln ..tA
do nfil
N. J. Centnil....
N. Y. Central....
.12S
Nor. & Went
KH National Steel'".!!
do r(il
do pfd.
Mi.
No. I'acltlc
N. V. Air Drake. ,.12S
do nfil
. 7"l
. 2)
. 4!
o. American jj
I'aclllo Coast 52'a
"do 1st pfd m
do 'J A nr.)
Ontario & W....
Ore. It. & N
do nfd
I'eniiMylviinl.i ...
..1?T' Pacific Mall so
.. Wl People's (i,u, 975,
.. ."Hi Pressed H. u 40
.. :'S do pfd 7li
.. 591, Pullman Pal. C....H3
.. 80 Mnm. It, & T, r,
.. ; Suicar
.. 6 . do pfd us
.. ,12'i Tenn, C. ft 1 ci
.. 10 IJ. S. leather 10
Heuillng
lo 1st pM...
do 2d nfil...
R. 11. W
do nfil
St. L. . V. . .
do 1st pfd...
do 2d nfd...
St. I.. H. W
do nfd
U'i Ho pfd cs
St. Paul ....
1701 i
110
13;
lO'd
MS
17. H. nubber 2(?n
do pM ni
Western Pnlnn ?ft.
do nfd..
St. 1'. & O..
So. I'acltlc ..
Hepiibllc I. & s..!. loij
So. llnllivny
no pro
P. C. C. a Ml. I,..,, 12
do pfd..
Offered.
York ln ney .Market.
NKW VOIllv .tnlw art MOlM' n. 1 ,
Hi per cent; lust idan.'lW per cent; prime
..,.- -ttiiiiiTi i,ijji'i. I, per ceni,
RTKItl.lNTC IJYiMIWlPlJ..i..
; for demand and nt .83?i5l.83! for
60 days; posted rates. I.SIir.S5 und 4 S8V4;
V.WIIIMI 1 imiio. 1,i3UV( l.oO:i,
MIT A'lt? I Tl!l filUn
Kite: Mexican VlollarSc" '
HOND8 Oovemmonts, Btendy: state
firm; railroad, easlor.
The closing prices on bonds today are ns
follows:
P. S. ref. :. rei
.tOPi do 4a
10t' N. V. C. Is
.100 N. J C. gen. Si..,
.10?; No, I'aclllo Ss
lll'i do 4s
.13:l N Y r A S 1. 41,
,133'i N. & V. con. 4s..,
.tI5i Ore Nav. la
.HSU do 4s ,
.Ul'l Ore. H. U U
.lll'i do consol Cs
.K3 Heading gun, 4s,.,
.101 nin O. W. 1
. 17i St I, & I Jt e. !s..
.10't Ht L & H P g. Os.,
. 994 St. Paul consols ..
,. 90H
.109?,
.122
. (A
.103V,
.tOtHj
. 97'j
.10S
.1021,
mii
.112
. 87i
. Wl
.110
.122
.1011,
.IM'i
.US',
, 714
.104,
. 72'i
lll'i
. S3
.104'i
.I03,
.112(1
. R7i
. -,
do coupon
do 2s, reg
do 3s, rejr
do coupon
do it, reg
do coupon
do 4. reg
do coupon
do r,s, reg
do coupon
D. of C. 3 fin
Atoh. gen. ts
do adj. is
Cuiuil.i Sn. Is...,
C. & O. 44s
do In
lll'i St. P.. C. ft P. la.
r. A- N. W. c. 7s.
.HPi do tit
i:o'ia. Paoino ts
. fr.-i do U
Pi 3. ft. ft T. Gs...
ti: Tex. ft Paclflo la..
. 0Ti do 2s
. 69i Union Pa-lflc 4s...
. 71U, Wabash I
.IUH' do 2s
do S P. deh. Ss.
rhleiiKO Ter. 4s...
Colorndo So. 4s....
I. ft It. 11. Is
do 4a
Krle gen. 4s
V. W A I). C. Is.
Oen. Klectrlo Ss...
la Central Is
113 (West Shore 4s
70 (Wis. Central 1....
hI'J Va. Centurlea
K. C p. & (1. in
L fi N. unl. 4s...,
M., Ii & T. 2i
When Issued. Trust receipts. Offered.
I Ion Stock iiiitntlnua.
LONDON, July 30. I p, m.-ClosIng!
Cons, money . . .
Krle
do lt pfd..
Pennsylvania .,
Heading
No, Paoino pfd.
Orand Trunk ..
Anaconda
Itand Mines ....
. nu
. 31i,
. SV
. K'.i
. 78",
. (Hi
,. 81,
. 39!i
do acct
Atchison
Canadian I'lieltlc
St. Paul
Illinois Central .
Ijoulavllla
Unlnn l'ae. pfd.,
N. Y. Central...
BILVKIl-Har, tlrm nt 23ld per ounce.
MONKY-31V1I1 per cent.
Tho rate of discount In the nnen market
for short hills is lit per cent; for three
mouthy' bills, m per cent.
I'" I II II 111' I it I Afltl'N,
Ni:V YOHK. July 20. deurliicH. f s: .
M2,tWI; balunces. $6,4U,TS1. Tho sub-treasury
nan 11 iieini uuiuncc, 01 tM,t)t.i,
linSTOV. .Inly :ll KTihncu II" rtl 701.
balances, Jl.riS.u07, ' '
uiiii'Auu, July so. uiei)rinBS, HJ.IOJ,-
95 11.16
S7 U-l
.... 20'i
.. 90
....inn
,...l!9ii
72'i
.... 77'i
....133 I
911. halniiMi 1 -91 . t. , . .
.....vi -,,di,i.). i.nw mrK ex
change, par, sterling exchange, JUI4'(J
ST LOUIS. July 30.-Clcarlng, II.S9I,
,4?:..,'.1ln.n.cr.'., tBi' Money, ISO per cent.
IMIILADI:lphia. July 30.-Clenrlngs,
..,.iu.,ii9, uuiiiiices. )),3S',4n9.
liALTISIOHH, July 30,-Clearlngs, J2,
wj. iiiiiiiiii fill ,nia,
CINCINNATI, July .m-Money, 2im per
urK psrimnnc iuc premium ana
I'M.. vivniiiiBa, JJiJlliVV.
ItllMtlltl Sninlr nnniafliint
HOflTnV. Illlv A rn1l 1r.-
cent; time loans, per cent. Olllclal
a . t. ft3prrrr2:i
"Union Land
. 2
do pfd RJV,
Am-r. Sugnr I22',
"west End
Wis. Central
N. K. O. ft f. Ss.
Adventure
Allouex Mining Co.
Amal. Copper
Vtlantlc
"Uoston ft Mont.
Ilutte ft Iloston ...
Calumet ft liecla.
I'-runklln
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fe Copper..
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
. 01V,
. n
. 05
. t
. l
. tt
. 24
.Vi
. 2
.740
. 13
. 25
. 63
. 44
.132
uo pin lie
Hell Telephone ....141'
lloston ft Albany... ";o
Iloston Klevated ..142'4
iiostoti .v .Me i'
C, I), ft 123VJ
Dominion Coal .... 3S1
do pfd 16?
Federal Steel 32!i
do prl ,
Kltchburg pfd ....117
tleneral Hlectrlc ...12IU
do pfd mv
.Mex. central uj
Mich. Telephone ... IS
old Colony J:,
Old Dominion in
Itubber 2S'
Union Pacific 5i
t!4
.194
. 2'
. V.l
Hid. Asked.
eiv Vurk flnlnir Slneks.
NKW YOHK, July 30.-Tho followinc arc
the closing quotations for mining shares
IU11U
C'hollar
Crown Point
Con. Cat. ft Va...
Dendwood
Oould ft Currle...
Hale ft Norcross.
llomestake
Iron Silver
Mexican
,. 10
.. 10
..13
.. 40
,. 13
. 13
,6000
,. 50
.. 12
Ontario iM
Ophlr (2
Plymouth 10
Quicksilver ISO
do pfd.
..5
.. 20
..400
.. til
.. 15
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Con ....
Yellow Jacket
I'o re I rn Klnnnclal,
PAIIIS, July 30. Influenced by the nsjus
dilation of the king of Italy und the ah
sence of reliable news from China, the trad
Inc; on the bourse toduy was dull. Interna
tionals were eusler. Italians showed a com
parutlvely smull decline. Kin tlntos were
tirm, nut ensed somewhat on realization
DeHeers snares wero In demand, south Ar
rlcans were strengthened on buying ordfrs
rrnm i.onuon. inree per cent rentes, ii
7re for the uccount: exchange on London.
83 f H'ie for checks. Hpnnlsh Is closed ut
71.771..
LONDON, July 30. American securities
were dull nnd Inactive all day. Prices
opened slightly below parity, but later ral
lied ii trifle und closed dull. Snunlsh -Is
closed at 7I.. The umolint of bullion takJn
I ti' ri the Hank or Knglunu on balance today
was ill 1,000.
Hi:itLIN. July ,10. Hiislness was almost
stagnant on the bourse toduy. fountlry
shares especially so. Hoclmmer shures de
clined on realization sales. Transvaulcrs
wern harder. Mxchance on London. 20m
soprgs. ror uccount; oiscouni rnies,
short hills, 4 per cent: three months' bills,
4a per cent.
I'niiillllnn of Ihr Treasnrr,
WASHINOTON. July 30. Today's slnle
inenL of tho treasury balunces In the gen
eral rutin, exclusive or tne iw,ti,("i com
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash bulunce, $HD,KM,767;
gold, 72.SO,848.
Cuttnii Murket,
XKW YntllC. July 30. COTTON The
market wus seasonably nctlve. but without
iinsltlvo ebiiraeter today. The onenlng
showed a lack nf public Interest, while
traders were disposed to tie tx nrisn, i ne
call showed nn advance of one point to a
decllno of four points. After an Interval
or itpuiny, turnugn nicni nesuuuou, mere
was a nerloil of selllni; for short account.
cables offering no support, while crop
news was generally of u bearish tenor,
with weather conditions In nil sections of
tin. rnttnn belt favorable nnd the south
1 snosed to sell the new cron positions,
'l lie orders trom tne wesi, irom r.tirnpo
and from Wall street wpre of tho selling
sort, except for n few Liverpool nuying
orders, executed eurlv In tho session and
ennllned tn thn more remoted seasons. Liv
erpool traders sold the near months. AHcr
l Ho marKel had declined ft'dJO points nei
tl)o downward movement was arrested
through rears regarding the charncter of
tomorrow's renort rrom AVushlnuton cov
ering tho past .week. Covering In the
iitiernnou was siiiucieiu 10 cause n par
tial reaction. ThmuKhnut tho session the
summer positions held a particularly weak
relation to tne general usi. ine weaa
feeling was Increased by numerous re
ports of actual picking. The bull con
tingent showed no little disorganization to
day, owing largely to the retreating atti
tude of spot, buyers. Closed quiet, with
prices net iwz points tower; sieaoy; sates,
ii'i bales; ordinary, 8 1-lGc; good ordinary,
8e; low middling, Mic; middling, 10',Jc;
good middling, 10lc; middling, fair, 10-c;
recelnts. 1.3.S'2: stock. ES.iiSj: snot, closed
quiet; middling uplands, 10 1-Cc; middling
guir. iu ii-itk'; sales, j.ii.m nates, r inures
closed quiet; July. sa.Ki; August, ni.ioj Sep
tember. JS.02: October. IS.iU: November.
J.20; December. 18.17; Janunry. JS.1R; Feb
ruary, tn.'M; Murcn, js.'jj; April, jn.i; May,
$S.'J7.
ST. LOITI8, July .TO.-COTTON-Dull nnd
unchanged; sales, "00 bales; middling, O'ic;
recelnts. 200 bales: shipments. 427 bales:
slock. 17.0X5 bales.
tIALVKSTON, Tex., July 30.-COTTON
Uinet, at )c.
t'offep Market,
NKW YOHIC. July 30.-COFFKK-Snnt
llln. Mtendlf.r: Nn. 7 Invnloe. QytitlWrnC: mild.
sternly. The niarket for coffee rutures
stnrted steady In lone with prices 6fl3
points higher on following a shnrp advance
in Havre and Ilamburcr. which cnused n
spurt nn cnverlng nnd some new buying
Here, i.ater. nnwevcr, mere was a naruai
resctlon under Heavy Brazilian receipts, a
better ruling of the spot coffee market and
nn absence or vigorous bull speculation.
Toward the close there was a fresh period
nf strength on renewed covering, but at
best tho market was a small one, but H,0W
bags changing hands. The close was steady,
with prices 10 to 15 points higher. Sales
included jiny ni is.io; AUgusi, s,iu; Sep
tember. SS.lS-fiS.a): October. J8.25: December,
SS.45fiS.rjO; January. JS.50: February, JS.5W
8.Ki; March, js.tiojjs.bf..
till Mnrket.
OH. CITY. July 30. OILS-Credlt bal-
unres, $1.'25. Certlllcates, sales 3,000 bbls.
cash nil. at 11.29: hlehest bid. 11. 29 14: closed
JI.20V4; lowest bid, $1.29. Shipments, (three
days), -Jt:i,;uu nuis,; average, num.;
rims (three days), 232,605 bbls.; average,
8S.7S0 bbls.
LONDON. July 30. oiln Calcutta un
seed spot, 503 3d; linseed oil, 33s 9d: petro
leum spirits, !7?i; lurpeniino spirits, 21s
VS.
. Dry tiiintls Hnrkrt,
NKW YORK. July 30. DItY OOODS-
Tho market has shown very quiet condi
tions in an lines or staple cottons, except
bleached muslins, which have again sold
fairly at stoutly nrlces, Hrown nnd course
cottons Irregular for goods In stock; print
cloths firm In odd makes. Prints In lim
ited demand anil no change In ginghams.
American woolen compnny opened its lino
for snrinc today. 64fl0 ner cent advance
over a year ago, No excitement over them.
California Dried Fruits.
NKW YOHK. July 30.-CALIFOHNIA
DH1KD FlUMTS-The week onened with
demand only fair for dried fruits and evap
orated fi.rdoH and in some instances sell
ers showed nn inclination to further shade
prices. State, common, SViliSc; prime,
fi'iiiS'ic; choice, 5s5)fiHc; fancy, TSiiic.
unities, o,tiie per pounii, as in size ana
innlltv. Anrlcotii. roval. llsflto: Moor
Park. 15ffl7c. Peaches, peeled, Hffl8c; im
peded, O'tiSc.
SiiKnr Market,
NEW YOUK. July 30,-SUGAU-Haw.
steady; fair refining, 4Hc; centrifugal, 9ti
test. 4?&c; nioiasses sugar, i'c; reuneci,
strong.
NKW OltLI'-ANS. July so.-st't, Alt-
Strong: open kettle, 45ic; centrlfugnl, yel
low, DijlHc; seconds, 3&4 9-lfic.
I'nlls I'lvo lliindreil Fret.
OODKN. I'tuh. July 30. Oeorao H.
nurgect, paying teller of tho Ogdcn State
bank, wus killed in Pino canyon yesterdny
bv falling from n cliff 500 feet high. His
body was mangled beyond recognition. His
parents reside ai Aiierneen, n. v.
Till! HUAI.TY .MA Hit 1ST.
INSTRl'MKNTS filed for record Monday,
J lily 30, iw:
Wnrrnnty Deeds.
. J. Fitzgerald ot al. to C. T. Cnwuii.
w. ui teet lots T unu s, uiock iu, nouiii
Otnnha Ml
South Omaha Savings bank to Charles
Wugr.er, lot 20, block 4, Matthews'
suLdlv 200
Paul Jeek nnd wife to same, lot 22,
block 4, same 200
F. II. Bently and wife to Kllzabeth
Kiihlmon. lot 9. block 1. Itedlck park 1.300
M. C. Denlso to Q. II. Collier, undlvU
lot 6, block 4, Collier place 300
, II. Collier to Muggle Puck, lot 5,
block 4. same mn
A. W. Street and wife to Lucy S,
Cheney, lot s. hlock 2M. Omaha .... 1,000
II. Holm to Clara A. Hamilton, lot
12. block 91 South Omaha l ino
K. L. (iustavson to II. J, Nelson, lot
11, block A, Saunders & H.'a add....
1
Total amount of transfers 5,501
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Large Proportion of Today's Receipts Com
posed of Westerns.
HOG MARKET AGAIN STARTS DOWNWARD
Cattle Mnrket Itnlea Abnnt Stendy on
Desirable Stock, lint Slow on
Common (Jrndes Sheep Ten
to Fifteen Cent Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 30.
.Hecelpts were: Cattle. Hoes. Sbeeu
oniclai Monday 2,so.i 3.W7 7,4M
Same day last week 3. Its 4.IM n.9"
Samo day week bcrore.. 4,9J 5,lnil 7,00
oumo uiree weeks ago.. 2.6K1 6,603 2,784
Same Mur weeks ago.... 2,230 7.9JS 1,31.1
Average price paid ror hogs ror the last
niui comparisons;
. 1900.!1899.189S.1897.l!9i3.1U95. 11894.
Jti y 1..
Ju y 2..
July J,.
July 4,.
July 0,.
July 6,.
July 7..
July I,.
July 9..
July 10,
July 11.
July 12.
July 13,
July 14,
July 15,
July 16.
July 17.
July is.,
July is,
July 20.
July 21.,
July 22.,
July 23.,
July 24.
July 25.
1 3 73
3 571 3 231 2 S
3 61 3 131 2 95
4 03
4 921
5 Oil
4 63
4 70
4 S3
4 fl
4 73
3 78
3 211 2 9i
4 K
4 io
4 91
I "
si
Mi
S 16
5 11
3 7S
3 6
s w
3 81
3 66 3 23
III 1 '
2 OS
2 98
3 04
4 77
3 861 3 87 3 32
t 01
5 13
6 13
S 04
i iSl 4 o
3 28
S 70
: it6
4 76 6 01
2 90
3 M
2 SI
2 94
2 97
4 W
4 67
4 72
4 78
6 06
4 79
6 02
5 13
4 01
4 09
3 73 3 IS
4 96
3 82 3 14
3 77, 3 15
3 77 3 17
3 82 3 20
4 80
6 08
4 05
3 S9
3 C0t
4 73
3 Ou
3 07
4 8S
K 02
4 81
4 86
.1 4 911 4 011
3 25 2 971 4 821 4 97
I 2 93 4 83 ( 4 )
.1 4 1,71 i 1 A! t 1.91
I 4 Q1 J 1W 1 to 1 )!
4 891 4 79
.) 4 98 4 19 3 86 3 35 2 97
I R at, , n 0,,' no, n lie
4 94
4 74
C 07
4 21
3 81
3 38
98
4 79
V
4 361
3 79
3 27
3 25
3 31
.1 37
2 86
4 8.11
5 15
S 15
r. or,
g 02
5 ex;
3 82
3 89
3 87
3 72
3 67
2X1
2 92
1 S9
2 85
2 76
2 71
2 77
4 81
4 76
Tss
1 59
I 93
4 74
4 74
4 81
4 81
211
July 26,
4 26
4 32
4 33
I 81
Jtny
3 43
4 6
July
July
2S...
5 13
3 29
.3 36
4 76
4 58
29.
I 32
3 72
July 30 1 5 081 "1 3 74 3 41
Indlcntes Sunday. Holiday.
Tho ofllclal number of curs of
brought In today by each roatl was:
Cnttle.Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. & St. P. Ily.. 1 2
Missouri Pacific Ily.. . 1
t'nlon Pacific system 9 4 21
stock
H'r's
C. & N. W. Ily 1
F., K. & M. V. II. It... 46 16 2
S. C & P. Ily 1
C. St. P.. M & O Ily. 3 5
It. & M. II. 11 f.9 IS 3
(., It. & Q. Ily 7 I
C. It. I. & east.. 1
C, 11. I. & P., west... 2 1 2
Total receipts ....128 K 28
30
Tim itlutmut I Inn ,if tlin ilnv'u rni.fi! ritu trim
as follows, eacit nuyer purcnusiiig tne num
oer 01 neuu indicated:
Iltiyers. Cattle.Hocs. Sheen
omuiiu I'acKing company. r.m ku
H. H. Ilammonil company. 527 461 02
Hw fl Comnanv 2IS 89i
Ciiriahy Packing company 389 1,029 3,361
Armour x enmpany 4:12 i,wk
It. Hecker & Degan 31
Vnnsant & Company loti ,.
Lobman V Company 2X3 ..
W. 1. Stephen 40
Kenton & Underwood 21S ..
Livingstone Sehuller.... 2 ..
Hamilton & Ilothschlld .. 187
L. F. Husz 59
Other buyers 214 213
Total 2,932 4,002 7.177
CATTLK Uecelpts of cattle today wero
not very heavy nnd tho quality was not
particularly good, most of It being on tho
common order. Tho bulk of thn recelnts
wero made up or western steers and cows
inai were not as goou us tuoso, received
last week.
Thern were only about twenty cars of
cornfed steers on snlo ami the largo supply
of western cattle made the mnrket on fed
cattlo a little slow. Strictly choice cattle
that met the views nf the buyers were
fully steady, but the less desirable grndes
sold In some cases a trllle easy as com
pared with last Frldny. The market wits
none too active and. considering the llcht
receipts, it was rutner into netore a clear
an oo was made.
The cow market was well siinnlled. about
thirty-live cars being on sale. In some
eases thoy tried to buy tho cattle a little
lower, but ns a general thing prices were
noon l steady with last week. Tlin mnrn
uesiruhle grades nf course moved more
freely, hut. tukltiK everythlnit into eon
slderatlon. the market was In fairly good
shape. Hulls, calves and slugs sold at
usi ouout steady prices with the close of
ast week.
Stock cattle were ulsn In crnnd nunnlv nnd
1110 acmnnu wus hiso iineral. uond heavy
feeders brought good, strong prices, but
tno less deslralile crudes were In snmn
cases n little slow. The demand from tho
country Is In good shape und yard traders
are huvlne but little trntilde In illHiinsliu-
111 1111 ine enme ocing received.
inero were anotit twenty-tlvo cars of
western cattle on sale today. Huvers nil
seemed to want that class of cattle, but, ns
ine ouniiiy was not extra, tney did not
take hold with us much life as might have
been exDected. The better crudes nf nli
kinds brought about steady prices, but,
stuff was dull and In some rases weak.
the samo us on the natives, the common
iiepreseniouve sates:
BKKF STKKRS.
No. A v. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 !eo 4 42 hm r 05
22 887 4 (0 SO 1092 5 IS
'.') '. . .1150 5 M 17 12M r. 1.
15 1133 Rflf) SI i 1310 5 20
60 1085 5 03 17 120 8 25
COWS.
1 1150 2 Si 1 1220 3 25
1 m 2 75 6 978 .1 25
1 840 2 75 1 im .1 50
1 1100 2 85 1 Wt 3 F.0
1 110) 2 SI 5 814 3
2 1190 3 00 1 1200 3 75
3 90S 3 00 12 964 3 90
1 930 3 00 7 962 3 9)
1 9M 3 10 1 1M 4 15
9 939 3 25 4 1242 4 IS
HKIFKKS.
2 6.V1 3 40 11 630 3 40
HULLS.
1 1360 3 00 1 1575 3 25
CALVKS.
31 175 6 25 2 105 5 50
4 120 5 23
STOCK COWS AND HKIFHRS.
2 IM 3 00 23 95 3 70
3 826 3 20
STOCK CALVES.
1 30O 3 11) 2 15 5 23
STOCKKnS AND FKKDKHS.
25 770 4 10 5 lOiV, 4 25
12 621 3 SO 7 620 4 23
S SM 4 20 1 630 3 50
31
No.
674
4 20
NKMIABKA.
A v. Pr.
No.
A v. Pr.
2 cows.
.,. 810 12 80
...1012 3 20
15 feeders.
1 calf
11 heifers..
3 cows....
1 cow
1 bull
1 cow
2 steers...
2 steers...
15 steers...
fi steers...
fi steers...
662 $1 00
390 3 75
11 cows.
1 sing..
.13V)
477
3 20
3 cows.
..1106
:i 00
2 AO
3 3Ti
3 15
3 90
3 35
3 35
3 10
950
980
810
750
800
785
784
895
828
830
2 00
3 00
3 25
1 50
4 10
3 73
4 10
4 10
4 05
4 05
4 03
3 40
3 90
3 40
3 IB
4 40
3 90
4 00
3 20
3 CO
6 cows 9r.fi
stag 1210
cows 795
1 cow 1100
1 cow..
800
cow..
... 980
...1015
...1060
...1130
... 970
...1020
2 cows.
1 cow..
1 cow. ,
2 73
3 10
3 Ml
3 45
4 60
1 steer.
3 cows. . ,
8 steers..
1 stag
1 feeder.
1 feeder.
9 cows...
191 steers..
. 950
.1190
.1090
.1030
. 97S
.1031
cow
1 heifer.
. 730
2.1 feeders..
I)'!
773
13 steers....
4 00
3 50
3 50
3 00
2 60
2 fiO
3 35
3 00
3 00
3 00
steer
810
, 810
1020
, 930
2 steers.
1 cow
2 feeders.. 920
6 feeders.. 925
1 heifer... 790
1 calf 400
cows..,
3 cows..
8 cows..
...1120
.1041
.1093
. 870
. 840
cows..
1 Bteor..
1 steer 1030 3 33
steor..
O.
U Sanford-Neb.
4 40 41 COWS 960
4 10 2 cows 925
4 10
1 steers.. .,1031
3 IS
3 65
steers.. ..103.1
S steers. ... 770
. Tetraillt Neb.
4 05 1 bull..,
4 05 9 steers
3 50 1 steer.
32 feeders.. 907
.1200
. 723
. 630
3 25
4 10
3 50
I 05
4 05
17 feeders.. 992
stag 1300
J. Dow Wyo.
18 feeders.. 912 4 05
3 feeders.. 1100
1 reeder. . . 912 3 2.1
I feeders.. 1140
Nebraska Land
and Feed Co,
Nob.
61 cows.
976 3 50
991 3 50
970 3 40
97) 3 40
57 cows.
SO cows.
29 cows.
903 3 60
I cows.
921
93i
3 60
3 60
52 cows.
W cows.
O. W. Fisher-Neb.
6 helfurs.
886 3 23 30 heifers
853
4 20
.'I 50
1 heifer.... 780 2 2 nelfers.. 755
Oeoreo M. McFur and 8. I).
8 feeders.. 933 4 10 8 cows 975 3 85
1 feeder... 910 3 75 7 cows 1000 3 60
,1. D. Patten & Co -S. D.
1 steer 850 3 00 1 steer 850 3 00
4 steers.. ..1170 4 25
n. s. iiumllton-wro,
1 cow.,
...1000
2 50 1 cow 720
3 00 1 steer 1020
3 75
3 no
3 60
3 00
4 65
4 30 ,
1 30
3 6)
4 60
4 00
1 cow. ,
.1260
33 cows 1050
3 80 1 steer 1020
2 60 1 steer 1500
4 35 6 steers.. ..1301
IC. 52 steers.. ..1131
4 65 39 steers. ...1106
4 65 1 steer 970
4 65 1 steer 14()
4 61 2 steers.. ..1210
I 63
4 35
Hi'sham Montana
3 SO 7 steers 1221
I 50 6 steers ..1063
cows 1010
103 steers. ..1022
steer 110
1 steer 1160
steers.. .1180
1 steers.
L'OQ
1330
1300
1157
1 steer.
1 steer .
83 slecrs
C J.
. 1067
...1277
22 rows.
4 50
4 60
4 10
61 steers
Tolland Co - wyo,
.1169 3 'M 62 feeders.. 1117
3 steers.
4 10
2 90
4 16
4 25
1 bull 1560 3 00 ' 3 cows..!
4 rows. . .ie rji
9S3 3 10
J. M. Ward-S. I).
N) cows 931 3 75 22 steers. ...11R9
b cows ....Uk6 3 75 1 steer 1380
2 cows 1045 3 75
4 25
4 26
Koscoe .fc Keene S. D.
7 steers
1 steer
. n. 4 .1)
. 9.S0 3 50
11 cows 911 3 SO
1 rnw Iltii rn
9 feeders.. 1057
i 'SI 1- - , A,., .. ..-
.iinnreern rt urna w.r.
enws. .in' 1 a. ' ..i..-
.. .. u,. vun IVOI tl vj
cows. . .1060 3 90 5.1 cows 10.13 3 90
IllJllb The present week stnrfinl mil
r ihi r V" I'T'Pts, but tho quality
Monday's run. Reports, 'rrom other mar-
nrin. W.T? i".1 '." ",e direction or lower
prices and bids here stinted out a good Cc
'rneL. ti"".1 . Snturdiiy'H general market.
Kn?iiOI!Bi.?,r.,,"K .f .,h- :arl' "n'" wn" nt
'JS4'., '."!, ,llu choicer heavy hogs selling
'r 'sure up und the light common
marl ?t Hc.l,l,"f from ,,lllt "K" down. The
......... . . .. un ofiiprs were
SSu!1,1 ill.0llllnF,'l,r tln?r Vtieen, but
A;. ' tin lunse.
eh,.in-.."1r.kH,t cl.pu up. without mnterlal
iVar,, : i.;. vr '-V' U,,I,B "nl1 cnangeu
woV rn!'.!r' Uo ''"iS favorable reports
decline does not lake the niarket back to
lowef ,t,..Y?r.;n 1 rlUaV m,t " ,s "'out 76
tVvn m i. 1 W"8 11 WPuk aB0' "epresenta-
No.
Av. Sh. Ir.
5 steers.. ..1076 3 90 12 feeders.. 1101
K. M. Prouty-Neb,
M COWS 8S8 3 60 6 cows 88.8
. Mitchell Cattle Co. Wyo.
1. s eers ... 996 3 85 41 feeders.. 1064
7 steers. . 1(hI7 4 26
W. It. Clanton-S. I).
I cows 1015 3 75 27 steers.. ..1174
n w t."i. u t.
No. Av. Hh. Pr.
70 209 10 5 074
76 203 ... 5 07',
61 230 16) 5 071,
72 293 1W 5 07',
7t 226 ... 5 0JI-,
67 243 ... 5 07
59 254 ... 6 07
71 276 80 5 07
72 222 120 E 10
67 537 ... 5 10
81 211 40 5 10
M 233 120 6 10
60 257 ... 5 10
"0 233 40 5 10
71 25 ... 6 10
70 243 84 5 10
53 341 40 ( 10
55 :;) ... 5 10
78 Ml ... 5 10
73 260 1(0 5 10
140 240 160 5 10
30 221 8) 5 10
62 231 ) 8 10
62 273 ... 5 10
64 254 120 5 10
69 244 ... 5 12
59 2M (0 8 12
St..
10..
136 4) tl 50
1!1
172
183
1U
191
2SI
Iu9
191
271
8:5
2.13
223
813
2S5
221
215
224
2C0
21.1
173
2.16
244
206
198
515
m:
... 4 75
30..
93..
40
4 85
4 90
73..
87..
17..
7..
75..
40 6 W
40 & 03
5 03
6 03
S 05
40
tt..
62..
... 6 07t j
... 5 07'i
40 5 074
... 3 07(4
40 5 0:14
SO 0 OT'i
to 5 071,
80 5 07H
120 5 07'4
40 f. C7,
... 5 071,
... 5 07',,
143.
71..
76..
71..
76..
44..
69..
53..
C9..,
84...
51...
64..
5 071,
5 07'4
5 o:u.
40
120
f5...
14..,
i0..,
40 5 07'i
49 5 07' ,
...
5 07'6
118.
2.a iai 0 vi'i
UltL.TPtl Mil I . .... . 1 . I. -..
!.12
5 07U
ir.i-.t- 1 nu wet'K siurieu 11111 wiiu iniiiy
llberul recelnts, though not ns heavy as 11
week ago. but ahead of last yenr. The
demand was gnod on tho part of packers
unu a- a result tne market was uctivo.
Oood sheep and yearlings sold from 10c to
15. t,lr.li.i nt,.l l,.m1.u l...n..l. U...A.I..
...n,.. . '..,, iiiiii. in i.iiitiiii iiuiii rii.-iiiij
to strong prices. It was a good market
pit a!" grades and the quality of the offer
lngn was also good. There were very few
feeders on sale, while the demand Is still
gnod and prices urn strong.
..who .mi..- nuniti ii Ki,irpi wviii
em. ti ftfiflt i 15 tn ,,wi. 1 . u.Ai...ra
.; . " nvi" f.,r,o ni;iiirin,
J3.fi.,l.!Vij choice grass yearlings, 14.15
i..m; cnnicn ewes. J3.2of3.W; fair to good
ewes. 3.00(f3.25; fair to good yearlings,
p,,,,,, i:iiuii-c t-iiiuu lulling,
Jl.2..'ii4.tl; fair to good clipped lambs. l.00
J nltn ii.i no els... 1.. ... 1... lAr.r . . .
good spring lambs, 5.0(KiiC.25: ' feeder
wethers, S3.2SiR3.40; feeder yearlings. J.1.40W
.uj, ivfiiri- luiiuin, j.io'oi.w. uepresentu
tlvo sales:
No.
Av. Pr.
120 S3 25
99 .1 60
10.1 ,1 60
90 3 60
107 3 60
80 3 60
110 3 73
107 3 75
65 4 01
110 4 10
109 4 10
60 4 25
103 4 25
100 4 30
ire 4 ni
91 4 35
91 4 40
66 6 20
Kl 6 40
109 4 10
85 4 25
55 4 25
99 4 25
10.1 4 35
85 4 60
66 4 60
68 6 25
65 5 25
M 6 25
SS 6 25
ftS 6 25
65 6 :io
60 5 40
71 6 40
61 fi 60
67 5 50
7 western ewes
9 ewes
Ill ewes ,
2 ewes
II ewes
1 buck
16 owes
I ewes
61) I'llll tnmliu
41S Wvrimlm- u.ifiiA.a
226 Wyoming wethers!!!!.'!!!!
1 weiuer ,
27 fivtM nnd wnflmr.
640 Idaho yearlings ..!!!!!!!.'
318 western wethers nnd ylgs
77 wethers
102 wclhcrs
101 Idaho lambs
ltB minus
ISl western wethers
9i western yearlings
20 cull lninlix
216 western wethers
h western wethers
62 cull lambs
12 cull lamlix
367 western lambs !.!...!
4 western lambs
96 U'nMfdt!! liimlia
165 Idaho spring lambs"!!!!!!
741 WPNtprn larnliu
746 western lambs !!!.!,!!!!!',
lr.i western lambs
.v Idaho spring lambs
77 Colornrin tnmlm
515 Colorado lambs
CHICAGO I.I VK STOCK 81 A UK ET,
Xntlve Steers Stendj to Mhnde lllulier,
milts I, oner unit Sln'rn Mou.it-
iMUl'Arin 1..I.. 1A - 1 tnmi n , .
u.ejJLi I i ."!. ""- 'i in ueceipis,
! '.000 llPlllt. Inntlidliirr 'I tful ei.l !
- " ...,.,.,.1 H,,nv., nroiriiir. niKTB
: . . . ..tin 111-iei niui-n
strntiK; westerns active, steady and strong.
IIMtlVPN nil fliiln Inti,,,, i ... r. -,. ...
" "j - una 111 ,i,u nnu
12 curs ut J..i5; good to prime steers. J5.20
iii.i.nu, innir 111 medium, ii.wi'd.i.lh; selected
Jt''ders, $I.OOJf4.75; mixed stnekers. t.1.00
...i, L-unn, .i.mi'jn.iu; neners. n.iurjiri.io, can-
in-ir., i.i'.i.-,;fli; nuns, sieauy nt ii 75174.60.
calves. Hti.iifli' n, 1.:; r-nn, r nn . .pnwn., 1 n.
(111 Hllle tllilnv. 1 Kile ,, in .i
steers, steady to strong at JI.I0M6.40, Texas
bulls, S2.60i(3.40.
1 11 II is l(pri..lnf a l,i,lni ! A.VI l....l. i
.." . '. . .-,W. .(Villi. 1(1111(11-
row, lS.OOi) head, estimated, loft over. 5,50)
head; market 5frl0c lower; top, J3.371-.
mixed find hnlnhor tn,s -nu, .1
choice heavy S5.lfra5.35; ' rough heavy. JI.95
ftSto; light, S5.l0iii6.rr, bulk of sales, J5.15fi
SIIKKP AND LAMHS-Herolpts, 15,000
nend: Nlippn ut,n,li in aimnr.. i...i. .. ,
., ,. ... ,,,ii,)s niiniiK,
good to choice wethers, S4.15f4.60; good to
r , . '' '-'Iid.iu; westorn sneep, $4.00
. rrir t.nk " ';' ' w . iiniiiu lillllll.1,
S4. 601(6.00; western lambs, S5.ooft0.oo.
Nevr York l,lv- Stook.
NKW YORK. .Tilly .10 iiRinvt.?a.i.
celpts. 3,269 head; active nnd nrm nil rnnnd
steers and fat cows. 10c higher; cows, S5.25
fi,5 IT. till u ,9TJA'., i...i)m
cows, J2.00fi4.15; live cattle at London, 11
ffi'12Uc; ut Liverpool, limnic; sheep, Hit
12c; shipments, none.
calves Hecelpts, 3,912 head; veals
opened steady; some sales hlcher: clnspl
25o lower; buttermilks lower; all sold
veals, t.5Of(7.O0; choice nnd extra. J7.25f
8.40; culls nnd little, calves. J4.00fii.25. but
termilks. J3.00T(3.62; extra. Ji.CO.
81 1 UUP AND LAMPS Receipts, 16.71.0
head; sheep, steady; good lambs, 15fi2Sc
higher; common, slow; sheep, J.1.00(i 1.75,
lambs, JI.75O7.0j; choice, J7.25; culls, JI.25W
4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 10,651 head; five cars on
sale; market slow.
KHimns City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. July 30.-CATTLK-Ile.
celpts, 2,180 nntlves, 0.600 Texnns; nil de
slrablo killers, strong to 10c higher; a few
very common Texas steers, n snacio lower;
Unlive steers. JI.0flff4.60: stoekers and feed.
crs, J3.00fil.6O; cows nnd heifers, I3.23fi5.00;
cunners, J2.6')fi3.23j fed westerns, Jl. OOfG.oO;
fed Texnns, Ji.OOff4.20; gruss Texnns, J3.25
Sji.CO.
HOOS-Ilerelnts. 3.8fi0 bend: trade .Inw
and steady to 5o lower: heavy, J5,10f5.23;
mixed, I5.204j5.25; light, J5.0Ofj5.10; pigs, Jl.tti
if 1.95.
SIIKKP AND LAMHS-Keeelpts, 2,300
head: gnod market at strom; values: lnmlis.
15.40ft 5. 65: muttons. J3.754i4.10: westerns
J3.65fj5.00; culls, J2.75fj3.25.
St, I.nuls Live .Stock.
ST. LOUIS. July 30.-OATTLK-Ileeelnts
.000 bead. Inellidlnir 3.800 Texnns: mnrltni
sieauy ior nauves, wiin icxnns cnsier. na
tlvo shipping nnd export steers. Jl.i5fi5.80,
dressed beef nnd butcher Bteers, Si.sftfj
5.25: steers under 1.00O notinds. St KiTi 1 .'.;.
stoekers and feeders. J3.00f(3.0'); cows nml
neirers, w.'flj.Ks; rnnners, Jl.50fi2.h5; bulls,
J2.60f4.50; Texnns nnd Indian steers. J3.75
45.811; cows nnd heifers, S2.40ft3.50.
HOGS Hecelnts. 2.200 head: market 6e
lower; nigs and lights. J3.l5f(5.25; packers,
So.10fin.Sft: butchers'. J5.26f5.35.
HI II? UP AND LAM HH Hecelpts, 400 head;
market strong; nutlvn muttons, JI.Mfi4.25;
lambs. Jl.25fi5.25: culls and bucks. S2.OVTit.nO'
stoekers, J3.00fj3,75,
St. .Insoph I.lvc Stonk,
SOL'TH ST. JOSFPII. Mo.. July 30.Tlm
Journul quotes:
CATTLF-Ilecelpts, 1,600 bend; market
steady; natives, Jl.25f(5.20; westerns, Jl.OOfi
5.25: cows und heifers. 12.0041.50: veal niiv
tSMUG.Xr, bulls nnd stags, J3.00fil.50; stoek
ers und reeders, J3.00fI.65; yearlings, und
uririu n..oni,.tc 1 irwi i.An.i. -. .. .
.... . ."VMin, uj.vii iir.i.i, niVUIIV in
3c lower; all grudes, J5.05fj5.20; bulk of
sales, J5.10'n3.20.
HIIIJKI'-Ilecelpts, none.
Stock In Sight.
Following are thn rerelnlu m 11,.. ...,r
principal western markets for July 30.
, ,. . Cattle. H05S, Sheep.
South Omaha 2,801 3,967 7 4,3
Chicago 20,0iji) ,12.0i) 15.0D
Kansas city &,) ;i,so,) 0300
St. Louis 5,000 2.200 40.
Totals
3S.IU 41.607 '.'V175
Wool 1lnivt,
LIVUHPOOL, Juty i. wiin u n,
business. The sales of thn dny were, 1,000
bales, of which 600 were for speculation
and export nnd included 3,700 American.
Hecelpts. 7,000 bales, Including 6.600 Amer
ican. Futures opened and closed quiet:
American middling, low middling clause:
July, 5 34-64(1, sellers; July nnd August,
6 29-6ld, sellers; August nnd September,
5 12-61'dR 13-r.ld. sellers; September nnd Oc
tober, 4 55-6IJM 66-64d, buyers; Ootober-No-vember,
4 43-tilfjfl 44-64d, sellers; November
nnd December, 4 3S-64d, sellers: December
and Jnniiury. 4 35.6ld, sellers: Jnnunry and
February, 1 33-6M, sellers; February nnd
March, 4 31-Sld, sellers; Mnrch and April,
4 30-61(1, sellers,
NKW YOHK, July 30.-WOOL Steady;
domestic lleecc, 25Jf28c: Texas, Kff ICo.
ST, I.OIMS. July 30,-WOOL-Qtllot nnd
unchanged; medium grades, HtfJOlic: light
line, lriio; heavy line, lllillc: tub washed,
IS If 29c.
evr Itpveniir Hegnln t Inn.
WASHINGTON. July 30.-The ommis.
sloner of Intcrnnl reventto has Issued a
circular prohibiting tho use by manufactur
ers of cfgnrs, cigarettes or tobacco, when
put up In statutory packages, of labels con
taining "any promise nr offer of, or any
order or certlllcnto for, any gift, prize,
premium payment or reward. '
This regulation Is to take effect Septem
ber 1, 1900. The view of the law taken by
C otnmlsslnner Wilson was sustained by tint
J.nlted States district court of West
Mrglnla In a recent decision. The order
of omtnlssloner Wilson will not prevent
manufacturers from sending prize coupons
to retnllers for dissemination among tho
iv.irchasers of their goods, but Is designed
to prohibit the use of the statutory pack
age as a distributor of gift enterprises,
Corn,ll lr,irjk in-..
SYHACI'SK. N. Y. July 30.-lteV. Wil
liam Dexter Wilson, D. D., LL.D., L. II. D.,
.... .. in in; mm h noma 111 mis cny today oz
old age. He wus born In Stoddard. N. II..
In 181!,, wus graduated from the Harvard
DIV IlltV ni'llnul 111 ll'IU ..- .1.... ..........
a Lnltarlun preacher and then Joined tho
Lplscopal church. He was proressor Iu
Yc.-i 1 ."iii-m(' mow iionart) trom tiw to
'i'll.v "R nior. ."' request of his
former trlnll . iiilmn l iti.i.l - 1
registrar of Cornell university nnd pro-
f"0' ' " iimi ii piuiosopny. Mtncc 1SS6 ho
1 as been emeritus professnr of Cornell and
this city "m,,r" " uivuuty school ot
So r riinn Snvrs the l)nr.
KINflMTClV .tii,,iln.. 1..1.. in . ....
H.e Htruniv; 'iv;,.v.".."i ;. ;" i. .-.'V.? "k
that the capitulation nf the Colombian
rebels tit Panama was due entirely to thn
arrival of General Serrano with 1,000 troops
from Savanllla. The rebels fought desper
ately and would have won but that Ser
rano s troops turned the day against them,
... i ruiK (.niiKiii iieiween two nres, inn
maturity nr flm fnlmla 11 iu ... t
1 . , ' : ''ii'-i - .(.-,' cu, 1 vn
Ipft Piltllltrl'l n I, .It. l.A Mw.l ..-
other points. A number of the best fatiilllet
. uimiini me iiiuiii iiuiK inc toss or rela
tives 111 the recent battle
Simnlnli Vnr Veterans IteiinlnH.
cilATTAN'rinrsA t...... 1..1..
onirlnl cull was Issued toduy for the annual
reunion und encampment or tho associa
tion of Spimlsh-Amerlean war veterans in
this c ty October S to 12, Inclusive. In tho
call all organizations of ex-soldiers of thn
Spanish. American war which have fur
tlllilr fimniit ,l,.i iinr,,Ahi,,lln .
. .. -..'. i ' i,ii.ii.iii. in imivriini
relations of tho Into members of that rmy
and tho Inculcation of patriotism are In
vited to send representatives to discuss
such mutters 11s may bo of mutual Interest
llllll If tliiuulliln In ... llln .,11 u....l. I .
...... .. . ,,,, n,ii;ii ,inu uuo
orguutzutlnn.
St. .1 o cnli lniiern Consnlldale.
ST. JOSFP1I. Mo July 30.-The two St.
Joseph morning papers, tho Oazctto and
Herald, have consolidated, and. commenc
ing tomorrow, will he published ns tho
Gazottc-llerald. The Gazette was it
pioneer democratic paper and the Herald
an old republican organ. The. consolidated
paper will be Independent. Chris llutt.
formerly manager nf the Gazette, will
manage the Gazette-Herald Its editor will
no I'rank Moore, formerly editor of tho
Hern Id,
19
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To Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
To Toronto, Out.
To Montreal, P. Q.
Homcseekcrs Excursions, 1st and 3rd Tues
day each month. Call or nrlle for Summer
Tours.
Trains leavo Union Station dally for
KANSAS CITV, QULNCY, ST. LOUIS aad
all points cast or south.
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