10
THE OMAHA DAILY KEEt SATUBDAY, JULY 13, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Jiflntact of Citlnrl Drtath Torcii th
Jricu ! All Qnint Agtls.
WHEAT OPEHS UP STRONG AMD ACTIVE
Jfo Hellrf from Dry, Seorclilnsf lleut In
Southern Corn Hell Tendency of
i'ro vlnlonn Market .iecra
' aril)' ly'jMianL
CHIfJAOO, July J2.-t,'nder the Influence
fjf continued drouth jirlcfs of fill gr.ilh
j. ii I ii soured Ui wii n today and September
torn lod iVSV4o higher !" yesterday.
"Wheat closed 2y:ic higher and outs wre
J4e higher, wild provisions ranging from
i'ic t" 7',4c higher
Jllgher cables, light Argentine shipments
it nil strength In course ur.ilnn mused wheat
to open Mrunn and active. The volume of
tradlm; wns lli largest It hud l--fi in
week flood export demand, together with
free covering by shorts, held prices firm
md the liberal rash business nli was a
bull factor Heptunber o;ned WlVi'S
higher Ht rMS'Ac, steadily nilvamlni; under
mtlve buying in Jtt'T the marktl
declined, fiut lli rinse was 2,ii2,ic higher
lit lAWf&lltr Argentine shipments cro
2M.0W liil , against Vi'fff) tin, last week aul
lAWftn liu. it year ago, Heaboard Hear
iiiifH of wh'-at ninl flour mm ni'nl In
SVt.vi) liu Primary rctHpt were 93,000 l'i..
compared with iM.'M liu, u year ago. Norm,
vest receipts were 20". ram, against 4',2
ear IhkI wi i l( ninl 112 cur it year ago.
llcee.lj.ts were 1.11 curt, 3 of contract grade,
Heports from the corn belt showed the
crown was nun unnroKcn min tne ungating
ftt'idn nt IIki ilry, scorehlng ln't caused
.orn to opfn active nrul higher, Today's
trii'lltiK wim "Imply repetition of that '
yesterday, with tin- exception that the
jirlies today vrre on a higher plane, Iiral
hulls realised early, lint lblr offfrlrirt vr!
jihiIIIv filiinrlml by ommlloii houm-ii on
country liuylri;. liir In the ! y IotiI
jirofufinlnnnlM i nilrnvori-il lo rcpliiri tht-ir
Iiik-ii mnl prlfr iiilvani.il Mutrpiy. Hcptfin
ifr oimiiMl '41(4c lo 1'itVf h'Kh'iit
f.M S2i r, lulviiiirlnif In MV . I'rlei-N
lifil on rfillr.ltn;, Imt mlvancci HKiilfl'oii
nrtlvn liuyliiK hy pri'frlonalh. Tin- r omo
wim iAi'l',v IiIkIit at MHr liml ri-clptu
wire 274 rum, Vi of ron'ruct itrail",
Ontn opein-il iii'tlvi- anil higher on un
favorable weather Triiillni; wan heavy,
vlth liuyliiK K"nml. 'I'"' KollliiK mine from
rlevalor InUreMtn anil iiimmlHMlon hounen
Hnplemtier rmiKeil between 22e unil 33c, thu
ipetllllK pih!e 'I'l'l rloreil with It It" I II of
T4e at 32Sr lirul recelpU were 123 rarit.
With fJttle anil Iiok f'ml belm? ileHtroyeil
tiy ilronlh, the lenilency of ih piovlnlon
jiinrki'i wan iii'tifarllv npwaril. but the
mlvance wan not In Itceplni; with Itn mir
ruiiriilliiKK. The openln't wim firm, tail
wealiriieil on rather liberal fielllnx of H'li
tember In rd. 'I'hn latter wan reiiillly ab
rorbeil by roiiitnlciilmi hotien townnl the
rlnne Heptcmber pork raimril bilween
IM.47U anil lU.VI, ulonlni? 7V: hlRher at
III. WW, l.anl milil butwren JH.70 ami Jfc.77',4,
rlonliiK with u Kitlll of 7H5 at IK "ft. Hei
tember rlbn nolil between if,.fWIH.6 ami
1 Pi, cloMtiit 2V4o hlKher at ).ln
ICnllmateil rieelptn for loiniirrow: Wheat,
170 rum, corn, 3f ram; iiat.i, 110 t;arM; hoiif,
13,'M lieail.
'J'hn leaillnn fiituren ranKnit an follow:
.Altleli H.l Open, Mich. I Low. Cloe. Veil1-
, fc . . I,,, ... i
V'h'itt I
July
Dept.
( inn -July
Kept.
Dei!.
Out
July
Hept.
May
1'oiW
July
Hint.
vwvl in', w MKflU, "4
S 70 Cli 70 I M4.
I I
ti',4.1', r.2',j ri'4 t,w w,
r,2 B4 11 MHIBWVi
3t;i3l132 31 ' 31HI 31
32 i ta 23 .12 31;
ari',4 36H sr. 3
till
I M iVt II WM H 30 I H 35 1 H 2'.
I ii r,r, it no I u 2V4l u M'il m u
I I I I
H 70 70 H 70 8 70 j II f!0
S 75 H WJ, H 70 H 75 I R 07 "A
8 72W 8 75 R 70 8 72', 8 7W
I I ! I
7 VI 7 J2W 7 !i2H 7 M
8 11714 X 10 8 02,J 8 10 8 Irl4
8 m 8 (1714 7 H7(i H Q7',4 707 W
I.nr... (
July
Kept.
Oct.
rib -
July
Hept
Oct,
No. 2.
fnuli (iimtallnnr werr nn followK!
FLOUIt-Kaeyi wlnlel palenlfi, J3.tflj3.V1;
riralKhiN, j.r.i'Kii.'i.M: iirlnr: piueuin, ti'Mti
155; HtralithiM. 2 70:1. ); balierx. l,mc:.M,
WIM:AT-Nii, 3 prlliK. CJIfll40! No, 2
reil. fi7H5fimic
COIIN. No, 2, ftlWo; No. i yellow, ftpliMHc.
OATH No. 2. WMrn'Ac', No. 2 white. 35HC;
No, 3 while. SHW.KUit!,
HIJKDH No, I Max, ?I.I0j No, 1 north,
mlrrn. Il.li'i; prlmn timothy, JI.70; clover,
fontnirt iirailo. J!i.50,
I'ltOVIHIONH-MeHh porlt. per bhl IM.iO
Sfll.(5, lanl, ier l(X IIk,. J.iK1i8 7H. Hhort
rlbn xlili'M (limno), 17,!nW8.IO. Dry nalt il
nhoulilerM (boxeilj, 17.50fl7.75, Hhort clear
nhteN (biixeil), N.50fS.r.
WIIIHICV- llarln of IiIkIi wlnen, 11.27,
I'ViIIowIur are thn receipt ninl ulilpmi'iitu
far toiluy:
HrrelptM, HhlpmeiiH.
Klour, hhK 10,001 lO.Oivi
AVhuiil, bu Iti5,l) Ml.'iiO
Corn, bu 2ir.,roi ,128,01111
(lain, bit Ki.l'n) S4,(I0
Hye, bu , 2,100
llniluy, bu 2.000 8,((K)
On (ha I'riiilui'ii exohaiiKii today (hit but
ter 111 11 1 li id wiih nteailyi crennier Icm, 179f
1Hi!j ilalrleH, WtWo. I'lieene, Hteiuly, !!'(
OOc. Kkkm, uteaily, 7',4c.
!nhv voiiic ui.Mi:)Uiii MAiticnr.
Kliinlnlliiiia of llir liny 4111 Vnrloim
fnniiiiiHlltlrn.
Nl'iW YOHKi July 12.--KI.OtIH Iterch.tH,
1 21 ,vis bbiH.i exportx, f'.nn MiIh. : uuiot, but
nlroiiK at obi prlceni MluiiKiuitn palotilH,
U.Ciaci.W); Mlniirroln. bakrin, tLiVMiM.!");
.winter iMitciutH, 13.,V,4'3.Vj; winter NtriilHhlH,
'$:i.3ifii;t.Vii winter extrutt, K.WHfi.Ndj winter
low HriulcM, 2.:iiVI2.40, Hyo flour, aleaily: fair
to ituoil, (2,7(Hl3.5ii; vholco to fanny, 11. Mf
III.I5.
. COUNMICAri- Htcacly; yellow wcMnni,
111.02. city. H2o; liramlywliui. 2.yif2.70.
UYH Klrilii No. 2 wenlern. C1'f, f. o. b
,4ttlimti ulale, SllVic, 0. I, t Nrw York, ear.
lotw.
1IAUI.I''.Y Hlrailv: freillmr. 11.' . i I. (..
I New Veil U; nutllliiK, WWB2i', r. I. t Nt
.'York.
' IIAItt.KY MAI.T-Ollll: wenleril, KWlc.
WMII.rA'P lt..-l..H mit ai, t... . ... .
Wl I HAT ltucnlntH. IK5.4MI tin. ...,, I m
H13.IS7 bu. H110I, llrmj No. 2 rrtl, f, o.
t alliiat; No. 2 retl, 7IHC elevator; No, 1
northern Diiluth, "do, f. 0. b,, alloat, No, 1
liu 1 (I Dtilutli. MUo. f. o. b.. arloat. iiniiaiiK
1I1111I 11 blur ilay. There Wiih luteune activity
ninl MeiiNallouul lulvancn followliiK heavy
coverlnK by a litrtro Hhort Intercut, with
Wall Htrnci uuloaillim. DanuiKu of Mprlnir
iiinl feeilliiK of winter wheat to nlock wern
bull frnturea of Intercut. Kxport Irailn wiih
uIho fair ami corn 11 blc help, t'loiieit
MiroiiK unit 2VjiWo net lilnhcr, July. 7.14.10
'Vno, tilOHml at 7ln, Hiilember, 72V(,1l',.l l:Mi',o.
t'luneil at 7H4nj October, 72 l."Min 1-IHo,
l''l,;."'l i' 73!io, December, 7l',.?j 75?.c, clonotl
I'OrtN' llecelptH, 4I.M0 bu.; expurln, 81.013
,liu. Hpot, MlrmiK, No, 2, r.C.o, elcvntur, anil
o7e. f. o. b uiloat. Oplloutt ronllnue.1 Itn
.Kreut exflleinelil anil miiiln a new neanou
,11'conl In the abeeuca of rain In the went.
liumeroiiH 1 uuiimo repnrlH, heavy outjililn
liuylllK anil iifimrnl bull fever. floieil
iHrtuiK at 2HI2V net ailvance, Julv, Muif
7.1.
:.' U. """"i '1" lie; wo. ;, .uivc: No.
wl te. . No :i wbtie. nit,, i,,:..l
' w. tit. r i 3Mi3.se truck.' N..: 2 whll... 37W
42c, OiiIIoiih Htronit ami active, annlii I iiy.
lniTr i,U'U,'C' l'' l1!0 'fl' HltU.ltl.Ml 1
v&:& ",,,,,,,,n"' 7iv"75,;i
..no,,H','.!.rlni ""'. common to choice
im crop. iuisi isaa crop, nviJo ..1 1 o ui
.:! rnrlllo ci.al. liXirt ,rop. JCiflJC- lVfti
Itfrop, lll5o; ol.l 0I1I.. 2ttj. 'UM'1-.
MiPK ,rMu,",!. ,,i.y''N'"', w to 2:. it... is
JflSo, ('ullfornla, 22 to 2i. i.oumln, la iC;
Texan ilry, 21 In SO b HdillHti, " '
lilSATIIICU-OuHti hemlock mile. Hue-
auiVrshfiS11 ,0 Uf'w-
I'HOVIHIONH-lleef, ipiletj family, tl.f,0
'12.(. ine. J.Mtilo.tX: beet hmnV. $:u"iVr
S1.6Ui imcHet. JIO.iMilll.W; city, extra Imllii
lilenH, Jllitmfl'lS 00. I'm meatH, eleaily: iilcklril
lu'lllen. t'JWUlll.tM: iilcklril HhoulilerK. IT.lXVlf
i.ti, inrnifii iiitiiin, fiu.DiMi it. us i.arti, ttrmi
vcnletn Hteameil, J8.1KI; rellueil, tlrm; cnn.
MfM.AHHKH HleatlV! New Orlenna.
, iinni in oii'4f, neiiieuilirr. lol.tiS
" 'i , T1 'Ei0!'' f'-MiMf. ("Ii'neil a
,',i'heL'',m,'Vr! KVHi',i CiohciI at 5flSo,
OATH Uecelpti. it,,I bu . expoiln, 1115
Mineui, .i, noum .mcrica, ia,wi; comiouuit,
IU0, fork, Htenily; family, $l..5an mu)
Hhort clear. UMKiitw.iM; mem. ll.2Mirt AV
TAI.l.OW-mitct'; eltv I2 per pki,).
'4o! country (pkKn. freel, tiiSc.
UICIQ -Hlcdtly: ilomeMlc, line lo extra, t.
ffitlUo: Julian. t:u.
! kettle, HOK'I to clinjce, 35)rl!o.
1 l'OTATOKH-gtilol; New York. 1M lb.,
,!3.2MrA;&. nouthcrn. extrn. per bbl
mriTKH-ltrcript. 7,irs pkiia.; stfutiy;
nUt iliilry. 14irisoi crraniury, JMTUHoi
factory, UilMo.
, OlIICKHH-llccrliiiii, pkB,i tlrmj fanny
Urm colorcil, livtc, fancy larKe white, w
tMol funcv mnuH coloml, DHtOSo: fancy
mall white. o.
ICOOB" Uecclpu. 7,S pkB.i Irrenulnn
Ute nnil J'eiiniiylvaiiU. lHl5o: western
cmutleti. iwrifio, uncnniileil. WHSHc
HJlOAU-ruw irilyi (ulr mtlnln.
I 4oi cwitrlfujial, M tet, i J .Jtat molMiM
t
ui5r, 2 Htci reflneil ttdy; cmfhtA,
e.tx;, nowilcreil, t.ic, granulated, t.iK.
COFKKK-guletj No. 7 Illo, C?c,
J'Oi;i.TltY-Allv) uml drcan'l. utmdy,
uiif hatiBeil.
JlrCTAlJ4-The foreign anil domestic tin
inarkem were more reicuUr lixlay than
ihey have been for norne dy I suit. The
lot market wan a llttlij firmer, upot Hon
lt, with netlern at tZ7 V). The I-otnlon mar
kit nteady anil 11 hltcher. with pot
cioilriK at 1.131 and futures at 117 JO?, fop
per wan 12n l higher In London, with ot
ilOHltii; at x:;71ik and future Ht 5, 7he
lo'ul market nikd iiulet and nornltial. with
priM-H uiirnanKcd. iiKe guot'-d at 17 and
rantlriK and electrolytic at IHfc'v 1-ad
waij ilull and unthariijed here, with 14.314
"in. iiu'jifj. nno Lonuon nai aio jn
ehaniinl at ICe Id. Hpltr na.i dull and un
channed at Nw yrk at JJ.leWK. while
London wan 2 01 lower at Hi JCn, Iron
wan dull In the local market, but nominally
uiichani;",, and pig Iron warrant are
'luotei at 1.UAiU.'j). The KnKllhh Iron mar
ketn were Htenilo OlaitHOW cloud at 6.'a fcd
and MI'Mksnoroueh cloacd at 14s M.
ojtAiiA wiiui.kmam: mahicut.
(.'undltltin of Trndr nnd Quolallnna an
.llaule mid Kmief frodacc.
JWJH-lUetlUa llbMl; good atock, firm.
I.IVIJ i'Oi;LTHY-Ilen. 7c: younjf al
old roomer., Uri.; turke,, MiHc; ducks and
I,'' '.'(. 'im;. nit lux ehitkfcm, per lb., 145J1'.
il, r'j i-;n-Loinmoii to fair, liuUWe!
chdlce dairy, In lulm, lliiUa; separator, Uo,
, UlLhli KHH-lllack bans, Uc: white
bam., , blueuh, lie, buliheada, ivc; U "
Hum, ,v, burfH,k, i;, catfiHh, I2t; cid, ic;
troiiileK, 7yjj, tlncoes, 7c; halibut, llo,
heriuiK, Cc. haddock, 10c, mackerul, Vc;
liue, c, red Kiiapimr, ioc; nalmon, 14c; un.
ilah, iroul, sc, whltellun, Jc
J IOKOHH-Live, per doz., 11.
V l.Al.H- Choice, bo 10c.
,."A Y J'rlceh Uot.:il by Omahn Wholesale
ilav llfuli.p.' i ........ , i... , ....i..,,.i
W.W, No 2 upland, 9; mudlum, tsMt coarse,
J7W. llye straw, Ji,.X ih.Bi price are
for hay of Kood color and iiuallty. DemanU
MIH--.Sn, -t white, 31c.
CUJtN -No. 3, 43c.
JlltAN-JU.
VIXIKTAUI.KH.
AHl'A It AO UH Native, per dor., 853400.
UUJ llAHJI-llome -rown, per lb., lc.
N ;W CAIUtoTri-l'cr dm., fflc.
NKW TIJItNU'.H-J'er dot., 20c.
.LUi;MIIi;ilH-llolhouxe, per dot., Mo.
i.WTTi.ch-IVr bu., Jijc.
(ADIHIIKH I'er int., IMi'JOc.
J'AltHI.I.Y-IVr dot., 20c.
iNi.v I'dl A I OK. (i bu., 75o.
CAHIIACJK-llomu Krown, U4c.
J AH lUii- ' t MUi, .t;akvt crates, ll.il.
OMONH-llermudan, per crate, 12.25; new
California, 2o
CAUUFJJWKH-llome.Krown. per dot.,
IIHANH-Wax, per half-btishcl basket, 40c;
hit I ni;, icr half'bUHhel hasKel, 3vc.
j'h.S-rer bu., 11, per V4 bu., due.
(JANTALOUl'l-i - I'er basket, 76c'rt:
crutuH, j j.
WATI'JHMlil.ONH Texas, 3fa35c each.
FlltJITH.
I'lNKAI'I'MJH-l'er dot., 11.501.75; per
tint.., U2.1.
JII.ACKHKKIUKH-I'er 24-(t. case, $2.
JtAHl'Jli;iiiiii:rt-j'r 24-ft. case, 13.00;
nil, pel 21-pt, case, 12.50.
illJUile.., Nalne, per 1Mb. bajket,
45c; Missouri, per 24-ui. ense, 11.7632.00.
l''.ACIllCH-Callfornln, per box, lie; free
stone, 11.
AI'IUL'OTB-Callfornla, 4-basket cratw,
ri',IJM8-Callfornla. per crate, IJ.25Bl.0o.
UUOHIJJIKIlHIKH-l'er St-qt. case, 12.00.
THOl'lCAI, KHUITH.
OltANOlCri California soedllnns, 13.50;
Med. sweets, H.n.
I MMONH California, extra fancy, 16.001
choice 14.76.
IIANANA8 I'er bunch, accordlnt to tile,
t2.lni2.W).
r.vin i u morn in, new cartons, 7tc; layer,
.; Imported, per lb 10il2c.
immn -i rmiin, in w-iii. noxes, Hairs, to.
MIHCKU.ANEOUH.
JIONKY-Ilallowcen, CHo per lb.
V,,1,Jnll.:.,l'.,,'";."l', tlM- l'r . W-75.
NUT H KtiRllsh walnut, per lb., lie; fll
berta, ptr lb He; aluuiiids, per lb,, lawSOc:
raw peanutu-, per lb., 6--n5i4c; roasted, tlftij
7J4c; llra.ll, U:; pecans, loVtfc.
-iil!li.':,S , N";. l,Kri-nn, 6V4o; No. 2 gronn,
jV4c; No. I iiallnl, 7V4c; No. 2 salted, 7c; No
l .v71' ''(t 8 u c' N- 2 veal calf,
pcltM, 257Dc, horsu lildes, 11.501.24.
NI. I.onls tirnln Mild Provisions.
HT. I.OI.MH, July 12.-WHnAT-IIIBher;
No, 2 red, cash, elevator. UlWc; track, 167
514o; July, tV'Vic: He'plemher, iVl4o; Decern
her, fi8; No. 2 hard, uwOfiHc; receipts,
221I.3MI bushels.
roitN-lllKher; No. 2 cash. r.4c: truck,
favWlRBMn: July, 53V4c; Heptomber, 54ic.
OATH-lllaher; No. 2 cash. 34Vic; track,
3f(WA4c; July. 3l'4o; Heptcmber, 3ic; No.
2 White, 3aif40'4c.
UYi:-l'lrm at 64c.
HKIODH Timothy, no trading; flax, no
trading.
I''I.Ol'lt llk-her for new, old nominal;
,". v , ,., . iiinuY .till,
HtialKhl. U.'Ai"l3,; now clear, 12.50.
L'OltNMKA ll Hither, 12.73,
ii.ti- niroiiKer nun niRiier; MacKnil, east
track, 7()c.
MAY Hteady lo llrni; timothy, 113.00ih
16.00, old, this side; prairie, Ill.00jn2.o0, new,
till h side.
WIIIHKY-Htendy al 11.27.
I HON COTTON TIKH-11.03.
IIAOOINC! -liVTHe.
I I MM I TWINl!-Uc.
I'UOVIHIONH-I'orki Hleady; lobblnK.
115.1.1. I.iird, hlKher ol is.wi. Dry salt meant
(boxed), hIioiik; extra shorls, 18.12'4; clear
ribs, IS.37',4; fit hp sides, is 1314, Il.icou
iL"J?.;a'' MtroiiKJ extra shorts, 13; clear ribs,
nhortH, t!).ri.
,MHTAI.H-Iail. steady, 14.27Miff4.36. Hpel
ter, steady at 1.1.N214,
roi'DTUY-IIiiHy. chickens, 7c; sprint".
Ilin2!4e; turkeys, fie; younc, I60; ducks, tin;
sprliiKH, 617c; Keene, 4c; sprlnc.i, Mlfio.
. l'l''l'T'Jll:-H',''lVi creamery, MtWAcl
dairy, I3115c,
KCIOK- Hteady; nearby, 7c; HOUthern, Oc,
UKl'KII'TH-Hour, 2.io bbls.; wheat, 220 -
(m Int.: corn, 28,(hio bu,; oats. 20,000 bu.
HIIIiMl'TUl,'li,. J .V.I . .'
25,000 bu,; com, 22,000 bu.; oats, 25.000 lu.
l,lrrpool 41 ruin nnil I'rovUlnns.
f .1 " I.' 1,1 . f.,1.. ,n 1,MMt,n r. .
(lull; No. .2 red. wohtern wlntrr, 6a 6id; No.
I northern sprliiK. Ds Kd: No. 1 California,
fa iW, futnrfs. stcaily Heptcmber, 6s 4,d;
l ,-l,irr , , l.n l'7?!ll.
I 'I 1 1 1 V U. , ...!.... I I
Is 2Viil; American mixed, old, steady, 4s 3U1I;
futures, firm; Juv, is 6d; Heptember, 4s
2d; October, 4s 3V4d, nominal.
ri'.sn-i.iin.toinii, nrm, na iyn.
KI.Otflt-Ht. I.OIllH fnliev U'llllar .li.ll 1m
JlOrH At London, I'aclllo coast, steady,
3 lMil'l 4s. '
PIIOV'IHK lNKlle.r (In.,. 1
,. I'.Vu ii.i ll.tl. t . ..,!
n. , ixfi, 111,11, ,i,iiie nirnn, west
ern, llrm, Cms. I,ard, Mrm; American rellned,
ii luinn, viijii, iuiiiiii werieru, in tierces,
tlrm, 43s IM, Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs,,
llrm, Mis, Huron, ('uiuberland cut, Srt to
30 lbs., unlet, lis; short ribs, 111 to 24 lbs,,
n"""ji uni-nj iiiiik r.iear middies, llcht.
llrm at 4rts IhI, Ioiiu clear middles, heavy.
lll'fll ill 4:m! Hlwirl ,..,ni linbu tr. .i n.(
steady at 4ls; clear bellies, II to IB lbs.
I tin at r.0s, Hhouldom, siiuaro, 11 to li
lbs., llrm. 3Ss 3d,
lltlTTlilt Ootid; tinest American. POa;
K7'.,1..M"u''.-,l'',eV' 7lHi ''"I1?'' atales. 73s.
(Ill'.l'.HI.-nrni; American ilpest white.
46j; American. Ilnest cn ore,!, in. '
TAI.l.OW-KIrm; i.rltmi city, V6s Cd; Atis.
triillini. In I.onilon. J?m
llecelptn of wheat durliiK the laat throe
days, 2511,00(1 centalH, IucIiiiIIhr 2J(.(H Amnr-
i , ,,,Vl"i .'" "oietican corn iitirlni; tho
...ni .,,, .,.,n, ii.i,ii, rentals, weatner
dull,
riillnitrlnhln I'roiluee Mni'kpt.
lMIILADKLl'IIIA. July J2.-1UJTTKH-
rirm. aiiiiii iieniaiiii; tancy wustcrn rreani-
nTV. 1 4 ! Ill 111 V IVutrii iel t.t - l.-t. .
ni-aVby, 220. w'
w iih- l lrm, fair demand; fresh, Ho;
.on . . ' .."I'll niiuinwesiern,
12Hoi fresh soiilherii, 12c.
( IIKKHIC -Hleady; New Vork full cream
erles. fancy small. OttiDlit; New York full
creameries, fair to choice, S!4lVe,
niloiienin.il Whrnt, I'lour ntut llrnn,
MIKNIUPni.tU .liili. Il-teilimm i .
. . .. .j -. n . t i Lain.
10 ; July. u0, Heplember, .M,WlllUc. On
3 nn?f ;,.v, : wur! No' ' nor",rr"' fi6Ri
i i.oi ii niKiier; nrst patents. J3.7r.ti 3 )t.1
second patents, l.l.fMi,tM; nrnt e.liT fi fai
2,76, second clears, IJ.iiTi. t-vi
eiinn-niKiier in HUIK, III. IMy 11,25.
MIlMiiultrr Ornln .MnrUpl.
Mluhrrj No, I northern, RS4r; No. a north.
COIIN- Heptember, 52MfMn.
)Y: HlKher; No. 1. Iv.
lluliitb llmln MrUet.
-A),V,;V'r,l J"V Il-WHfOAT-Nn. 1 harrt
r,i i-iV. S. i ' '"-'Wi 2 north-
COHN4Rl4o; oals. ;iHii':itSo.
I'eorln Mnrkrls.
c:K,(d!!e,,f',i,ll!j;;,?:-C0UN--H,''''-
?ATiWrars.kN'' Lh': ....
nnbjUrdl good.
GENERAL. BUSINESS STEADY
Dun 8ji Bonntifal Crop tt TChttt fiimi
Aimrid,
DAMAGE TO CORN IS NOT SO SERIOUS
Labor Troubles Apiiroaeh et tlenient
Steel Milts Acllir nnd a Distinct
lmprnrement In Demand for
Ftulshed Products.
NKW YOUK, July 12. n. O. Dun & Co.'s
Wekly ttetlew of Trade tomorrow will
tay:
General builnms continues Its even courre
with all the ler.dlnK Industrlts will em
ployed and with confidence expressed on
every hand. Jiountlful cropi of wheat
eern assured and the d.imaKe to corn, while
considerable In some directions, doei nat
proml.ii! to be sufficiently Keneral or serliu
to at all Impede the pro;rei i.f tne c ,un
try Ibor troubles are In protess f -tlemenl
nnd tpeculitors have been rcspmsl
hie for most of the unrest which has Len
reflected in the markets. Hleel m.lli are
actively employed and there Ii a dlstlni t
Improvement In the demand for Mnlshid
prodtietf, whllo quotations art- without
alteration. In bars for lire by makers if
agricultural ImnlementM there l u brisk
movement, ttafls are ordered freely, with
notable pressure for trolley and other light
weli'hls.
Improvement Is general In the footwear
industry, although no higher prices can be
obtained. leather la In Kood d'mand nnd
firm, but without quotable change In prlcei.
The large buyeri of dry hldea wltndrew
from the market owing to the prlio de
manded by Importers and trndlnr; betftme
dull.
Textile lines have settled In a steady posi
tion that promises lasting prosperity
Heavyweight woolens are recurlng dupli
cate orders and mills are making extensive
preparations for tho light wilgfit season,
wool growers am said to be selling, rather
than construing, while many ranchmen
refuse to do any business at present prices.
In the cotton rood dlvilslnn then, la rmih-
Ing new.
oraln crops this season nre occasioning
much unenslnexs among speculators, owing
to the extremely roinnlfer.ti.il liniitlnn.
According to latest olllclal and unolflel-il
prognostication" there Is renmn to antlel-
paie me ne.iviest wheat yield ever har
vested and tnaklnc the nustnniarv nllnw-
nnces for domestic consumption, even with
the small supplies on hand when the year
opened there appears available for rxpi rt
about CO per cent more than went abroad
In the year of greatest shipment. Yet
prices nro far above the low record. Kx
tensive needs nbroad continue the move,
mens from Atlantic ports for tho week
amounting to 3.61fi.oi) bushel, ni-uliist
2,110,913 a year ago, and western receipts
".-.; i.uijii iiuniiins, agumsi Z,'J14,t. IHSl
year.
Corn exhibited remnrknhle alrxnirlli.
drouth and hent since July giving reason
In expert less than the nfllrlal reoort whirl.
jndlcated more than 2.0il,0(fl,ooo bushels.
a ... ...,. .i, ,n ii. in, n nil r xi:i: tllllia ny OIKn
point and estimates of aOO.iriO.OOO bushel
for export aro too high, ns foreigners will
not buy freely at the enhanced nines,
Failures for the week numbered 201 In thn
United Blntes, against 1 last year, and
twenty-seven In Canada, against twenty
four last year.
WKBKI.Y CI.KAItf .U IIOt;.B TAHM1.
Asvureanite of nnainras Trnaote4 by
the Aaaoclnled Ilanks.
NEW YOHK, July 12. The followinK
table, complied by Uraitstroet, shows tho
bank rle.ulng at the principal cltlm for
the week endlnit July 11, with tho per
enntane of Increase and decreas as com
pared with tho corresponding week lait
)i:ar:
CIT1E8.
Amount.
Inc. Deo.
New York
11,3I,237,0OT
6S.4
Chicago
lbl.Uil,5.T7
11.6
1D.6
7.(5
60,2
iioi.ion
147.320.227
Philadelphia
Ht. rnil
Pittsburg
Ilaltlmoro ,,,,,
Han I'ranclsco
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Minneapolis ,
Now Orleans
Iioulsvlllo
Providence
Indianapolis
Columbus, O
lluffalo
Mllwaukon
(lalvestou
Halt iJiko City....
Houston
OMAHA
Itlclunnnd
Ht. Paul
Denver
Hartford
Washington
Havannah
Memphis
Peoria
IlochrKler
Nrw II a von
Worcester
Atlanta
Toledo
Davenport
Hprlnglleld, Mass..
I'ort Worth
Portland, Me
Portland, Ore
Ht. Joseph
I .oh Angeles
Norfolk
Hyracuso
Des Moines
Nashville
Wilmington, Del...
Fall Itlver
Hcrnuton
Grand Haplils
Dayton, O
Heattle
Hpokano
Hloux City
Augusta, On
Ixiwell
Tacoma
New lledford
Knoxvllle, Term....
Topeka
illrmlnghatn
Wichita
lllughnmtnn
I'xIiiKton. Kv ....
Jacksonville, 1'la...
Kalamazoo
Akron
Chattanooga
Rnckford HI
Canton. O
W.0.VI.7M
4!l,()h7,0Il
40.6'J2.151
20.1
23,6!)0.8O6;
7.31
Z1.415.I3I
23.
19,R70,!)50
22.9
IH.373,722
16,117,009
12.M.1.9I0
10.7ta,0Oi
36.4
37.2
37.9
'"i'.h
12.8
6.7
9,934,110
8.394.000
32.1
K.379,110
7,02 1, 201 ,
fi,s75,4l4
0.7IM.289I
ti.i7o.ooo;
C523.829
18.0
21.1
44.5
9.7
40.2
139.8
16.8
(i.IOR,172
C.019.SO4
3.0
6,11)4,246
4.974,910
10.8
6.2
4.ri49,OI7
4.4B5.715
33.0
33.0
6.0
.3,(1 15.0 ?R
2 .197.0(1
43.3
2.913,319
"soii
2.1 II.! IN
2,361,610
15.0
2,111,0(10
l.KI4.!i79
IS. 1
17.0
19.1
4.0,
9.3
2,027.062
2,;2.870,
i.(9. r:
14.
1,702,070
2,791,070
52.4
1,I90,MI4
2,3I4,9I(!
6,207,079
3,2S7,2.r.O
J, 721. 356
33.8
4.6
'17:3
21.8
12.0
r..9
T2.5
16. .1
l.r.li.iyi;
,OOS,44K
1. fi(57.7CO
1,070.014
1.053.25B
LSKl.tmi
1.6H2.630
I.3S2.7W
2. R5n.2ftO
1.325.893
H.l
14. 6
13.5
7.4
C.8'
40.7
1.162,01.11
903,2221
7011.2491
1.3
'iu
16.8
761.61SI
424.iri5
aisss
082.7W
8ll,3t,i!
491,l',02
14.9
12.8
9.5
1.8
"ii'i
39.7
402,400
6 9
67l,tVX!i
3f.9,171l
472.7l.li
671,W)
17.1 .
I'B.KI.
20.61.
468.701
4.'.5,iu;i
19.1
62.fi
40,iO;
KM, 155
Hprlnglleld, O
Knrgo, N. D
3.01
3l9,3li
6.1
Hloux Falls. H. D.
Fremont, Neb
Wllkeiibarro
l'VllllKVllll!
Macon
Little Uock
1 1..1..,,,.
2(H.333I
153.2531
861,5131
1.102.8KSI
510,000'
792.7021
72.9
2.0,
4.6:
30.4
"i'.i
'72I5
579.100'
7.6!
f.si3
6.3
Hiirlngfliild, "lli!
nniieloi'ii
ro(,94ii
HH.0M'
297,183
724.1I9)
Jtlonmingtoti, 111...
Colorado Hprlngs..
VIleellng
(19.1.9.'
Chester, la
Totals. U. H....
Totals otltetde N. 1
3.19, 13J
112,136.321.0171 40.11
I 773,(VK3,9S1 14.9
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal ...
Toronto .....
Winnipeg ...
Halifax
Hamilton
Ht. John. N.
Vancouver .
uucbei'
Victoria ....
Totals ..
21.7IJ.iHWI
13.323,2'fil
2.43.',SOl
2,l!i.1.14l
851.516
SIV..I4SI.
1.167.Mli
1.67S.M1I.
31.2'..
11 6'..
13.4;..
4. ft1..
4.7.
6.3'.
II..
8.3
2i!l'l
r02,516.
1
,..! 43,23,676 IS. 5',
IlllADfdlir.KT'S HP.VIKW OF TltAlll!
Crop I'oiiilltloita llruln l.iertlnir In
ftuenrr In Dlfterenl l.ornllftra.
NI'.W YOHK. July 12,-nradstreefs to
morrow will says Varying commercial and
Industrial conditions make It dlltlcult to
strike In a sentence tho general keynote of
dullness for tlu week, In the east tho
business appears of a midsummer variety,
while In the southwest conditions have been
adversely affected by drouth and hot
weather, which superinduced a tendency on
the part of many to cancel orders pre
viously given.
Iu the northwest, on the contrary, bus),
neis seems to be quite active an the rrsult
of excellent crop conditions and credit Is
reported belnif frrvly granted, In the mid
din west the tenor of trade Is apparently
steady, while III the south ordinary condi
tions art. noted. Hut for tho wetk the Im
portant development seem to have been
the rampant speculation In corn and oats
due to reports of exceedingly he.ivy damiign
In the Missouri valley belt, thn nervous
ness of the stock market nnd a somewhat
troubled railway rule situation, together
with a more favorable feeling In labor cir
cles The crop reports to the Agricultural de
partment point to a ri-ductlon of v,t
acres, or 0.6 per cent, from the area planted
last, with a lowered condition as compared
with July a year ago. and as a result th-
riausiieians are figuring on a crop of only
2,i98,iq,iii bushels, which may be regard.-d
as somewhat above the probable yield If ac
count be taken of the decline In conditions
as comparer wim the average for the sea
on louit year
For the wheal crop as a whop
a loiai 01 iiH,ai,ijL" nusneis is seem
ingly an estimate which may have to be
revised In the direction of a reduction. The
wneni remaining in farmers nands Is es
tlmatH at 31.(.,fi. which Is less by 20,
U'j.k. than on a year ago.
The oats cron shows a decline In enndl,
tlon for the month of Juna ond, as com
pared with July 1 last year, barley
shows a slight gain for the month, but a
considerable advance a compared with
juiy i iasi year
There Is a llrmcr and better feeling In
toe iron cnu eicei marKei. ntructum ma
terlal Is nctlve.
In wool the situation shows Improvement,
but no speculation appears. Oross railway
eamlngn for the month of June as reported
to llradstreefs aggregate ICJ.510,413, us com
pared with 1Vi,1o,,2I for June last year, an
Increaso of ?. per cent In favor of the
montn in the current vear. I.etilhr ! In.
active on domestte unil ezr.nrt tUmnnil and
SO are hides and skins. In shoes a rule Una.
01 nusincss ior prompt shipment is reported.
.11-1 wicr urj- goous nor coiton goons are as
active as 5,ist week, Corn and oats, as was
to ue expecieii, snowed tne heaviest gain
for the week in rtrenls, though wheat,
which was weak at the outset, was firm to
ward the close on heavy buvlnir nnlee ntiH
I In sympathy with corn. Hogs were active
I thrniltfhoift tl... .. tr , nPo.fu rxt . , . . . 1 1 .. .
mm j.urr. is uuciianged III tne CIOSC, though
at ono tlrno it advanced with hogs and ac
tivity In corn.
In cotton the market was Irregular and
professional, thn tendency being to wait.
Wheat. Incllldlni' llnnr. shlnmeni Mr'.li.
wI"k WtKf'lfatu 5,i;5,l',0 bushels, against
3,.38.6.l9"bushels last week, 2,829,810 for the
corresponding week of l'."0, 3,8U5.1ii3 In 1Si9
and 2,ilo,?27 In 1898. Corn exports for the
week aggregate 2,800,7 bushels, against
2,240,933 bushels last week. 4,022,008. In this
week ft year ago, 4,6.13,189 In 1899 wid 2,822,121
In 189S. w
Iluslness failures In the United Htales for
the week were 199, ns against 145 last week,
221 this .week a year ago, 174 in 1893. 233 In
im nnd 227 In 1837. Canadian failures for
the week numhT twenty-two, as against
thirteen last week, twcnty-llvo last year
and twenty-seven In 1899.
NUW YOIIIC STOCKH AMI DOMI1,
Corn (liiotntlon Check Wall Street's
l'innrd Tendency.
NKW YOHK. July 12.-Today'n stock mar
ket was submitted to another drastic pro
cess of liquidation, which caused somo
severo losses In tho prices of stocks. In
thn later afternoon there was a substantial
rally, which wiped out Important propor
tions of tho extreme decline. The late re
covery was extremely erratic and wan un
steadily held. Tho cloning was Irregular,
but with prices near the stop on the recov
ery. He-port from the corn bolt showed no
Improvement and It was tho opening quota
tions for corn which toppled over prlcos of
Htockit after some progresH had been inndo
toward recovery In thn early dealings.
The terms of the announced settlement of
the western freight rate disturbance wcro
nlo considered unsatisfactory, owing to
the continued defection of one of tho minor
roads In tho territory.
Under the flood of selling orders thrown
upon tho market by the Influence of the
various dlcouraglng factora there wete de
clines below last night's level for Wabash
preferred of 8 points, Union Pacific 7'i,
Atchison 6H. Atchism preferred 5U. 8t.
Paul 5',i. Iowa Central preferred 54, Hock
Island and Delaware & Hudson 5, Chicago
.t Alton and Texaa Ac Pacltlc 4V4 and Ht.
Ijouls & Han Francisco 4. It will bo seen
that the corn carrying railways wero de
cidedly the greatest sufferers, but that the
weakness was generally Indicated by such
M.o.i.-r, an; 4rillware oi iiuasoti, l: 1-OCKtt
Fuel preferred. 7; United Htatea Hteel. 3Vi,
und a genernl decline embracing the most
prominent stocks, running from 1 to A
points.
Tho railroad bond market wns only
moderately active and weak with stocks,
fotal sales, par value. !3.820.(. United
Htates nw 4s declined U and the old 4s nnd
the 6s nt'nnced ty per cent on the last call.
rim Himmerrlal Advertiser's London
financial .Vblegram says: The market today
wiih very idle except for American stocks.
. . .5"nrse ALnorlcun "tockn ran tin
oventfully until Ihu afternoon, with Ocr
many holding off and Amsterdam rather
buying than selling. Then New York
"'""'J, ,':, market, notably Atchison nnd
Union Pacific, and thn close wiih at the
worst. London attaches no Importance to
the rumored quarrel between tho Morgan
nnd Harrlman Interests, but dislikes the
crop news. There Is a' feeling ' here that
leakr?g rk "0lH nru veiloadcd and
Tho following nre the closing prices on
the Now York Htock exchange; V 0
AlMitiinn
" I'm oim M). iinllway 1114
llitltlliiore & Ohio... 'J, do nfil.... i-i
1 t'acinc 37
Canadian l'nltlc.,..100S Tol., til. 1 & v.
iitniuia 110 wv no ppi
Clies. k (Jhlo Ui Union Pacltlc
ChlcuBO t Alton.... U do pf,l
do pfd 7'5 Wntmuli
0., II. & Q liU', do pfd
Chi., lad. t I, 3i',j Wheel, it U 13...
. 3li
. 3('l
. 87
. U'i
. 3'i
. 1T!4
. M
. 20
. M
. 79
do lltil.
67 1I11 2d nfd.
ridciRo & i:. III..
Chlt'sKo O. W
do 1st pfd
lllii Wis. Central
22 .In pfd
V. C. C A St. I..
do 2d pfd
.1M)
Clilritgo & N. W....19) Amerli-nn i:x is:
l"., It. I. .V I" IW.4 f. ,1, r.x
Chicago Ter. & 'It.. 11 WVllH-FarK" Ux.
do pfd i,tH "Ainal. Copper .
C. C. C. A St. I.,... H An.rr. Car & K.
Colorado Ho 12', do pfd
do ltd pfd 41 Amer. I.ln. Oil..,
do 2.1 nfd do nfd
..HO
..II!
.. Sltt
.. 83
.. 21
.. 61
.. f-2
..I'WU
..1:9
l)r. A. llodnon..
Del. U A W....
Denver & It. (I.
do pfd
Krle
du 1st pfd
In 2d pfd
at. Nor. Pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central ,
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
U.kn Rrta A W.
dn pM
U N
Manhattan
Met. St. lty
Met, Central ...
.!:! Amer. H. ,t It..,,
.2MW do nfd
. 41
Amer. Tobacco .
Amir. Mlnlnr Cn.
454
H'S llrtmklyn It. T ttu.
U Colo. Kuel St Iron.. 9Ct
12 Cnn. 1k ;ni;
177 Cm T.il.n.A
...171 .'Con Teliacro
CIV,
..30 I do pfd
.. 73 On. Klectrlc ..,
..tllV niucone Sugar ..
.. 3i lliiokhiK coal ..
., 72 Inter. Paper
.. 64 do pfd
..Ill Inter. Power
..PM licledr (las ....
..1151. Nutlonnl lllactilt
.,116 National I-ad .
.. 21 '4 Nntlonnl Halt ...
.. 0 do nfd
..116
...Ml
.. 5i4
.. II
.. so
.. "5
.. V4
..
.. !'
.. 50
.. I-K4
.. 7f'.4
.. f6i
.. CI
..
..in
.. 4:
.. 83
..20.1
..
.. 72
Mer. National
Minn, & St. I. 101 No. American .,
Mo. Purine o:" Pacific Coast ...
M . K. A T Pacific Mall ....
do pfd ?' People's ( ...
N. J. Central If, 7 I'i esseil K. Car .
N. Y. Central V,0'i do pfd
Norfolk A W IS Pullman P. Car
do nfd...
W llepublle Strel .
No. Paclfla pfd..
Ontario A W....
Penns) Iv.tnln ...
l ,1,. pfd....
31 Tl Kugnr
1351,
Ml'.j Tenn Coal A Iron
ltendlng
do let pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. A S. V....
dt tut pfd
dn 2d pfd
Ht. L Houthw...
dn pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
J", rnion Hug A I
do pfd
101,
its
764
20
H
4W
Mi
43'!, IT S. Leather
.. 4iv;
.. 7S
.. 6i,
.. 27
.. 6l
..157
..ni
lo pfd
I' S. Ittibb.T ..
lo pfd
II. S. Slcel
do pl.t
WcMern Union
Trust rccelptH. "Kx-dlvldend.
London Murk (tuntnt ton.
LONDON, July 12. I p. m.-ClosIng:
Con., innney K 3-16 N V. Central ...
do account 95', Norfolk A W
Anaenndit do pfd
Ati'M'nn 711 No. Paclflo pfd...,
do pfd m ..liiSU Ontario A W
Ilaltlmnre A Ohio.. ! Pennsylvania ....
IMi4
. 49
. Sf i
. 9; 1,
. 32',
. 7.1H
. 2f.lj
. 31
. 2C
. 2'l'4
. S.Mj
. f,?ij
. P!4
. 50
. 41
. tS
. "il
. 3?;
. 70n
Panadlan I'acin . . -.h iiranin
Clies. A Ohio
4tt do 1st pfd...
Chlmxo CJ. W ....
St. Paul
Denver A H. O..
do pfd
nrle
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Illinois Central ..
Umtsvllle
M . K A T
do pfd
. on 21 pr.i....
.10114 Po. Hallway .
. 45'i do pfd
. 9314 So. Pueblo ...
.. J I'nlon Paclflo
. 61 1 do pfd
,. MVP . Steel ..
,.U2 1 do pfd
.If iWnlmrh
. WS' do pfd
. fj 'Hpanlsh 4s
UAH SILVKH-Qulet. 26 15d per or.
MONHY KnHi per cent, llato of discount
In the open market for short bills. 2Vi per
cent; for three months' bills. 2 7-16. Oold
premiums nuoted as follows: Hueno Ayrcs,
130.70; Madrid, 39.1S; Lisbon, 3S.75.
limit. Clearing's.
OMAHA, July 12.-Clcarlns. f40.S.25;
corresponding day Inn year, 1937.S13.7J, de
crease. 117.4K 60
P111IDKLPIIIA, July J2.-Cleartns.
t.302,437; balance., 12,441,775; money, 4 per
cent
IIAI.TIMOHB. July K.-Ciearlngs, 15,275,
195; bulances, 153J.04O; money. 5tt7 per cent,
8T I.OUIH, July 12,-Clearlngf, l78.87s.Ml:
balances, 1720,942; money, 5U7 per cent; New
York exchange, par bid J5c. premium asked.
IIOSTON. July H.-CleariWs, 125,853.704;
balances. l).3IS,75X.
NUW YOHK. July 12.-Clfarlngs. li.7S,
7S3: balancea. 113,19S.77.
CINCINNATI. July ll.-Clearlng. 12.7T6.-
Cmc.VGO, Jul- U.-Ulearln. i:.7il,:73;
"'.. va. "im x 'itiv v.emrai. ; i'snnsyi
y,a"'ni 3; CheHaprako & Ohio, 3H: Ilaltlmoro
& Ohio, 3; Consolidated Qas, JAi; aeneral
Klectrlc. 12: Colormln Fuel. iu.. i-ninr...i
balances. ll.5C.ff.1, posted exchange, ll.K
4 844, New York exchange. 2fc premium.
850. New York exchange, par; money,
per cent
IIItADSTftKirrS F'l.'VA.IICtAI, ItCVIUW.
Week's Market SIjoitb Derllnlnp Ten
dencr, Acroni pan led by Artlrlty,
NKW YORK. July 12. Draditreet's
Financial Review tomorrow will ay
Wljlle last week's market was Irregular
nnu uuu me present weeK nas developed a
declining tendency, accompanied by greater
activity. The adverse news about the corn
crop was one of the leading factors In
creating a feeling of uncertainty It Is
agreed that unless the drouth In Kansas
and other southwestern states Is broken
the total corn crop will likely fall consider
ably below that of the last two years, and
bearlnh Intensts have been prominent to
proclaim that the total failure of corn was
In prospect, with n attendant diminution
of railroad tralllc at the west. The fact
that the wheat yield Is almost of a record
breaking nnturc gave scant attention, al
though Its Importance to the railroads Is
obvious. The main factor of disturbance
In the market was furnished by the low
state of the New York state bank reserve
and the necesiary calling of loans which
this Involved. Although money was runted
nt thu opening of tho week as high as 8 or
V per cent there has been no difficulty as to
loans.
New York Money Market.
.NE.W ?rnK' Jul' 12-,-MONBY-On call,
steady, mo percent; last loan, 2: ruling
ra.!&JJli .I'rlrrie mercantile paper. 417114.
BTJ HL1NO KXCHANOti-lleavy, ' with
actual business In bankers' bills nt 14S74
for demand and 14 M'yH.Mi for sixty days;
posted rates, ll.i.1V4'n4.8; and 4.&8'84.WVJ;
commercial bills, 1I.8Hj4.S414,
H1'VKU-,n'". &Mc; Mexican dollars,
4lr4C
IlpNDH-Oovernment, irregular; state, In
active; railroad, weak.
I'he ckimc pucia un tiunda todav art as
follows:
V S. ref. !. r( ...10:w.N. T. Central ls,...ie4S
do coupon loJi. N. J. C. gen. ! ... HOU
do Is, rrg ...
...10!
No. I'.iclflc 3s 77U
do coupon
do nw Is, rf.
do coupon
do old 4, rur.
do coupon
do , rsg
do coupon
D, of C 3 tts...
...PM.
.. UV,
...I1'i
... 112
...tt:i
...iw
...M
do 4s loiu
N Y, C A Rt I, 4i.. .I07ii
v. con, is jpi
Oregon Nav. is 107
da Is 10214
ti'egon J4. I. ts 130
do ennsol 5s 11(14
ittsdlng gen. 4 Jli,
llto O. W. Is 102V
St I. A I 1! 0 t . .Illii
115
Atchison sen. 4s....l03t
dn ad, in 0'
Canada So, Ik J09'4
Plies. Ac Ohio 4'is...I01
Ht I. A a f g. s....l1li
Ht. Paul consols. ...180
t lie fic onto Is
U Ht P. CAP Is 120
C A UV n ? MHL, .1 t.m
..1171-1
do H. F deb. Is ..12JI, Ho. Pacific 4i
.. ?1
Chicago Ter. 4s.
WH Ho. Hallway 5s 11714.
Colorado So 4s H
n. it. 1. ns v)
Tex U Paclfle la... 11514
do 2s 101
1,'nlcn I'aclllo 4s. ...104
Wabash Is 1114
II. A It. O. 4s 101
I.rle ners,l 4s M
P. W. A I. C. 1S...10J
(Sen. KlectrH t ,...VJ)
Iowa Ontlal Is 1J
no m 113
West Shore 4 112
Wis. Central 4s fSV
I. A N. unl. Is 102
M.. K. A T. 2 83U
do 4s 51
Va. Centuries H
Offered.
Hoslon Slocka ami Honda,
BOSTON. July 12. Call loans, ill!. r.r
cent; tlrno loans, lftt& per cent. Official
closing:
A., T. & B. V 7J'4Unlon roclfio ....
do ifi. Dili Pnlon Ijind
. 3
.101
. W.4
. 21
2H4
.117'.
,. 36
..90
. 27H
' I)'
'. t?
,r,r.
. 614
.110
. 29
. 2V4
Amer. Hugar 1J7(4 Atolilson 4
Amsrlcan Tel H4i N K. (1. A C. 6s..
Iloston St Albany.. .r.16
Adventure
Ilontnn Klevated ...U2I.4
Iloston A lie Vi'lW
lllngham Mln. Co.
Amal. Copper....
Atlantic
CaI. A lfsola
Centennial
Krnnklln
Humboldt
Parrot
Qulncy
Runta Fa Conner
C. II, A CJ... ..U4i
Domlnlnn Coal 33i
do nfd 114
V. H. Kteel t:U
lo pfd 9114
Fttrhtmrg pfd 144 :
Oi-n. P.Uctrlc VA
M4X. Central 22
N. B. O, A C K
Old Colony SOU
Old Dominion 2(H
Tamarack
L'tsh Mining
Winona
Ilubbir .
Kx-dlvldcnd.
.1fr.iT York Mlnliiff 9tooka.
NUW YOIIIC July 12.-The following are
tho closing quotations on mining stocks;
Adsins Con
Alice
llre'CI
. 13 (Little Chief 11
. 40 Ontario S"0
...1W .Ophlr 6)
Ilrunswlck Con 12
I'hocnlx 9
I'ntosl &
Comstock Tunnel... C
Con. Cal. A Va.... 200
fioadtrnnd Terra ... (0
Favnge E
Hlerrn Nevada J4
Rmnll Hopes 4.
Horn Hllvrr
Iron Silver M
Ix-sdvllln Con 6
Htundard 323
Condition of the- Treaanry.
WASHINOTON. July 12. Today's Btntc-
mcnt of the trcaaury balanccH In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho 1150,000,000 gold
reserve in tho division of redemntlon.
shows: Available cash balance. ll'O.lS'J.s'.'a:
gold, 1102,5,V.,970; silver, 121,912,062; United
Htittcs notes, ll,2M,39i ; treasury notes of
iS'.io, 1110.96.".; national banknotes, lS,S34,3.).r.;
total recelnts this dnv. S2.W1.7CG: total re.
celpts this month. 121.520.73S; total receipt.
this yrnr. 121.520,738; total expcndlturra thla
day, 12,250,000; total expenditures this
month, i2i;,3ir,ooo; total expenditure!! thin
year 126,315,000; deposits In national banks,
1103,74l,oOO.
IHI nnd Ilosln.
OH, CITY. July 12. OILS-Creilll b.il.
nnces, ll.tfij certlllcntcH. no hid nor offers;
runs, 96,859 bblH.; average, o'J,219 bhls.; Bhlp-
lii'.dia, iir.,.ui uiiin,. uvtlUKI 1 W.ZIJ. I.IIIH.
LONDON. July 12. Ol I.H I.Imm.,,1 annt
51s, Linseed, :12.13d. Turpentine snlrits.
2tH 10d. Hosln, rommoii, 4s 6d,
NRW YOHK. Julv 12 OILS t"!.(ini,H
steady; prime rrudc. nominal; prlmo
Vfllow. 3Ss. Prtroleum. dull: reiin,i
16.W; Philadelphia and Ilnltlmore. 16.S5;
Phlladclnhla and Ilnltlmore In bulk, 14.30.
Hosln, tlrm; strained, common to good.
11.45. Turpentine, firm at 37(S37!4c.
1,1 v ciu-uwi,, juiy 12. uiLh" I'ottonseed,
Hull rellned, .spot, steady. 22s Cd. Linnet
31s.
CH A HLEHTON. S. C July 12ntT.s
Titrpentlne, llrm nt 3214c. Hosln, llrm and
iliicnaiigeu
HAVANNAH, Oa.. July 12,-OILS-Hplrlts
ttirncntlnr. nnthlusr doln.r. TAV.n. in.in
llrm. Quote: A, H. C. 11.15; I). 1,20; u!
11.25; K. tl.JO: O. 11.35: H. 11.50: 1. I S.',
12.70; WO, 12.95; WW. $3.20. ' '
CofTrc Market,
NKW YOHK. Julv 12. COKPKK lrnture.
onened steady, with nrlrcH i.nehnm?ed tn
5 points hlBher on coutluuod profit-taking
iij snoriK nnu n iigiu roreign ncminn.
Hentlment was again very much mixed
and fluctuations were unfntisf.ictory to
both sides. The transaction hv tim.n vnr.
only 6,500 hags. Including Julv at 4.95o;
Heptember, f..05c; November, B.iSc; March,
5.45c. Spot was quiet and nomlnnlly tin
rhnuged. Hnntos Woak; good average
Hantoe. 41300; receipts. 24,0'X) bngs; stock,
4IS.000 bags, Hnmhurg Opened unchanged;
at 2:30 p, m, wns net unchanged to lipfg
higher; sales, lO.nOO bags. Havre Opjned
steady, unchanged; at 12 noon unchanged;
at 3 p. m, 'if up. Illo Steady; No, 7 n'o,
4167.1; exchange, 111-16,1; rccclnts. 21,(100
bags; clear. Win lings; stock, 327.000 bags;
closed if net higher; sales, 25,0 lass.
Ci.llou Mnrki't,
NKW YOHK. July 12,-COTTON-Hpot
closed quiet; middling upland. SMCc; mid
dling gulf, a 13-lfic; sales, 120 bales.
NKW ORLKANS, July 12,-COTTON-flrni;
snles. l.fts) bales; ordinary, flle; good
ordinary. 6 13-PSo; low middling, 7lc; mid
dling, S1; good mldilllng, Sc; receipts,
1,217 bales, rtock. P2.466 bnles.
Hecretnry Hester's Ntatement of tho
world's supply of cotton shows a total of
2,573.521 boles, against 1.573.GCJ Inst year.
ST. IAHMH. July 12-COTTON-Hteadv;
sales, 200 bales; middling. Stjc; receipts,
1.039 bales; shipments, 1,336 bales; stock,
5X.33.1 bole
OALVKHTON. July 12.-COTTON-Mnrket
easy nt S5-16c.
New York Dry Hoods Mnrkrl.
NKW YOHK, July 12.-DHY OOODH The
demand In all departments hnH been dull
today. Ilrown sheetings and drlllH nro
without clinnge In prices, filcnched cot
tons continue llrm nnd coarse colored cot
tons steady. Prints aro steady, with a
light business. Olnghnms llrm. Linens me
very llrm, but demand is Indifferent. Ilur
lain quiet and easy.
MANC1IKHTKH. July 12.-DHY OOOD3
Cloths quiet, with n moderate Inquiry.
Yarns dull; prices In favor of buyers.
I'vnpi.rnle.l nnd Dried I'mlf.
NKW YOIIIC. July 12.-nVAPOHATi:n
APPI.KS Market was Hte.i.lv; slate com
imin lo good. 6tc; choice, 6t7fl(.4c; fancy, fii;
"CALIKOIINIA DHJKD FHCITH-Mai kets
ivcrr sternly and unchanged Prunes. 2V
3',o per lb., as to sl and quality Apri
cots. Hoyal. syt'.'c; Moor Park, 74,1ilCc
Peaches, peeled, llf12c; unpreled, OlflOc
Toledn drain nnil Seed,
TOLKPO. O.. July 12,-WHKAT-Artlve,
MSnrr carU n'i. Jl,,' 'i- SeptembT,
-l.i: December, 7l'C
r.r0."?"''' ri.r.,"; t",'h "'
5t,c: Heptember, 53V4c; December, Mo.
..PAT?N,',,.V," """''ng; cash and July,
S2Uc; Hentember. S2Hc.
HYK file.
CUIVKHHIXD-Cash, prime, W Oo.
tobor, 15.00.
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Oecd U Ckoief Bttf CattW 8t3j, bat
Otht-ri Blw kid Wttk..
HOGS AVERAGED A SHADE BETTER
floth Sheep nnd Lambs Were in Good
Demand Today at .Mnok Higher
Price Than Hare Heea Paid
Here In borne Time I'ust.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 12.
. ltecelpta were; Cattle. Hobs, riheep,
Olticlai Monday l,v4 2,m 6,i4
UU1CUI lUrluay i,.Ji i,iM 2J
wi.ii.ui tiiiuday ...... t,ub
uniciKl Tnursuav g.av, ,w
oinctai rridAy.. :,m 2,ui
l'lve dan this week 12,623 4,97 UIM
o.iuo um. fa mat wcck i.irtl mjVi ,tXi
aam wetK ueiure.. U'j, jo,Mj ,i0
om Ihiue weeKi $,o.. a.aw i,4JJ U,t)
oanie lour kcum J4u ...h.iia 4,Ji4
Dame u,l last yii'....40,4jij 4,U.' 16,rt
nvr" PI ice paid lor hogn at ao-tn
me 4Jmi several uaa vtun tom
pttri,on;
I 1J1. IlK.l .ItU .140. IU? .itsULllUH
m.n .M'"l . wl M -i h 4 A! 1 w,
iHn" 'i'"1 6. 5 1JI " I Mi !U i
,7. " I " W J Mi ui 1 I IVI 1 HI
-une ...( t 7, & jj i tt 1 J 3 Cl
fu" r'-'i avai 1 Wi J (a J but f 2 94, , .
June JO.... . s oil 3 681 3 61 2 241 2 981
6 Wl ' 3 71 J 61 3 14 2 V) 4 S3
JUly A, 5 syt,, 4 92, . J 3 bl Hi 2 9u( 4 W
July 4...
July o....i & 73Vi & OS 3 7S 3 I
juiy & & is 1 mi 2 m a mi 2 r.i 4 si
-xij l.... - I b ill SI, 3 it,l J . VH -JUly
. ...15 U2-6 j 3 HS 3 3 32 3 04. 4 91
Julyv lo... 5 ssVil 6 131 1 S0 1 S 2t 2 H71 4 b3
July U...! 6 V2 i 04 3 9 3 70 2 R4 4 t7
JUiy 12.... 6 b 02 4 IH 3 731 3 1S1 ill
Indicates Hunday. Indicates holiday.
The oiliciai number ol cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattte.Hogs.Sh'p.Hsea.
C. M. A St. P. Hy
O. U Ht. L. Hy 1 1
Missouri Pacltlc Hy 12 1
Union I'acitu: system.... it u
C. A N. W. Hy 2 a
1. K. Ac M. V. 11. It 12 13
H. C. & P. Hy 2 1
St. P., M. & O. ny... 6 U
11. A .M. it. tl.
tj n. & g, Hy 2 3
K. C. At St. J 36 1
C, H. I. A P., east 2 7
C. H. I. Ac I'., west 10 6
Illinois Central 1 2
Total receipts ..
..119 140
V disposition of the day's receipts was
jllows. cacti buyer purchasing the num-
SfTO
of head Indicated;
Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
35
I, too
awirt and company.......
ludahy Pucklng Co
Armour & Co
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C,..
CudaJiV Pack. Co., K. C.
H. IlecKer Si Degan
Livingstone St tichaller ..
L. F. Jtuss
North P. St P. Co
14. L. Dennis & Co
0.ier buyers
146
702
348
25
72
)
63
So
1.4U4
2,217
3,046
1.37S
'6S5
261
142
17
Totals 1,(29 8,e0l 2.030
CATTJE There won a good liberal sup
ply of cattle in the yards this morning for
the last end, of the week, but stilt prices
on good stuff did not show much change.
Good to chotcO beef steers showing both
weight and quality were in fairly active
demand and practically everything of that
description was rold at a reasonably early
hour at Juat about Rteody prices as com
pared with yesterday. The commoner
kinds, however, and tho lightweight stuff
wns neglected and sellers found It difficult
to dispose of such grades at even less
prices than they sold the same kinds for
yesterday. Packers) do not se)m to be at
all anxious for common and light stuff and
take It only under protest.
There were only a few cows and helfera
offered today and no western rangers to
test the market on that class of cattle,
flood dry lot cowi and heifers of hoavy
weight wero steady, but light cows or hell
ers were n little- lower and tho tendency
also teemed to be downward on the com
mon, stuff. Packers will take the common
stufTlf they cnn get It at their figures, but
they are not anxious enough for that grado
of cattle to care whether they get tt at all
or not.
nulls, calves and stags brought about
steady prices whero the uunllty was satis
factory, but they were slow nnd weak If
common.
There were not many stockers and feeders
In tho yards this morning and stilt fewer
wre wanted. It cnn be said that thero Is
almost no demand at all, at the present
time for stockers and feeders of any kind
and those that ore coming In. nnd nartleii-
larly the light stockerit, are selling ut what
looks to no extremely low prices. Hepre
(tentative snles:
I1EKP STEKHS.
No. A v. Pr No.
1 1110 2 ! 6....
1 1IW 3 00 3S....
1 470 3 00 20....
6..... 716 3 1,0 I....
1 7W 3 M 1....
Av. Tr.
..910 4 40
..1115 4 41
.. 912 4 II
..1150 4 M
..500 4 5)
..1091 4 V)
.. 95S 4 M
. . 9J0 4 (1
..1156 4 70
..1017 4 74
..1151 4 S3
..1112 4 Si
..1304 5 04
..12T.2 6 04
..1277 t 05
..1252 5 10
..1267 5 20
..1311 I tt
..1160 3 04
.. 470 3 00
.. 716 3 1,0
... 7'4 3 M
.. 410 3 64
.. 4U 3 75
.. 955 4 00
.. 030 4 )
..10 4 10
..1040 4 14
.. OS 4 2)
.. 734 4 J)
.. m 4 24
.. 053 4 23
..1115 4 15
.. 531 4 14
S 410 1 64 20....
18..,.
IS....
6....
21....
15....
40....
13?...
4
1
4
3
14
3
1
40
10
22
93
20
CP
44
25
21
45
21
10
1
2
e
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
l::::r.
4
1
1
3
1
m
7.'.'.'.'.'.'.'
10 ,
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
7
n.'.'.'.'.'.'.',
..,
1
1
1
1
1
544 4 20
951 4 4
1452 5 55
BTKKHH AND HEIFKRS,
.1080 4 54 35..
...1343 5 34
....1114 i 25 10
COWS.
,...1024 t CO 1
.... 930 1 l 1
.... 91 I 44 1
.... 04 1 10 I
.... 174 1 .'4 2
,...1045 1 50 4
.... W 1 50 2
905 1 SO 4
.... 990 1 to 1
....I'M 1 fO 1
.... P 2 t0 1
.... 940 2 00 4
634 1 fO
....1070 2 04 II
....1130 2 X" 1
.... 164 3 00 1
....1010 2 04 11
.... 110 2 00 1
.... 017 2 04 1
....lO) 2 25 1
.... W!4 2 S3 1
.... 956 2 '.I 1
.... 937 3 2
....1134 2 50 1
,...10C1 2 50 4
,,..1060 2 TO
1107 I 30
1340 2 :t
ll'.O 2 )
1140 3 00
570 3 04
154 3 OS
UK 3 00
1106 3 M
PM) .IS
104 3 20
mo 3 ;s
MO 3 25
1402 3 70
ItM 3 35
1012 S ,0
10)4 3 t.4
1100 3 SO
51 1 t,.i
1024 3 6S
114 3 TS
1340 3 55
IJM 1 14
1260 4 (4
1173 4 CO
1304 4 00
1224 4 (0
HKIFKH8.
... 510 2 CO
1
1
3
M 3 70
724 2 55
603 3 :
745 3 90
, CM 3 VO
340 3 ?o
no 3 70
6!4 4 (0
729 4 10
811 4 10
... TM 2 10
... 530 2 30
...144 2 10
... 2 50
... 715 1 50
... lia IM
640 2 65
. . . MS 3 f 3
...1013 3 ;o
2....
1....
1....,
1....,
59
4....,
... 515 2 :o
I
HL'I.T.
.... 700 2 fO
...1150 iro
...944 1 15
...11VI 3 40
...794 3 40
...1610 3 IS
... TM 2 50
...10'JI 2 50
...1104 2 0
...1104 3(4
1 ,
1
1
1
1...
..I2'4 3 Oil
1
.. 9S0 3 CO
HTOCK COWS AND HKIKKIIH.
2 1S 2 ,0 4.
3is a fo
1 M0 2 f.i 1
1 10U4 2 iS 1
. . . f.W 3 CO
...1170 i ii
4 317 2 75
CALVKH.
1 230 3 25 I
STOCK OALVKfl
144 3 50
34 342 2 14
STAGS.
1..
1010 1 56
STOCUKHS AND TKKDIjHS.
II, Il 14) 1 9S0 3 SO
4 615 3 04 1 10f0 3 54
19 . . . .575 3 10 I 164 3
HOOH-Theie was a heavy run of ho -a
here loiln, especially for this time of the
week, and for lh.it reason It was a very un
even tn.irltei IIuvcts started out bidding
very little better than yesterday, but ih y
did not get the hogs and they had to rathe
thrlr bids They went around and n'eked
up some of the best hog 2'4f5c higher
than yesterday They bought the go d
mlieil Ih'ls nt t&M and th" choice heavy
welkhls from : m JiU'24 The lighter
nelghta hrv got at 15 P2S- The market,
however, did not Improve as the morning
need and by the time half the hog,
IihiI eh lured hands tending came to a
nUtitUHII, with the market averaging to
that point about lc hluher
The Inst end of the market was very
mean and up to a late hour there were
lings unsold which puckers did not rem to
want. Heprevnlathe .'Aire'
Nn Av sti Pr No Av Hh. Pr
101 . IM 14 I tl II 31 ... 5 95
at lit . . 1 W. T3 114 M 5
I Wl U I ) '4 201 ... 5 rs
U IM 1.1. ... Ill 44 5 95
M . , . 117 II 1 II 54 J t5
IV...,
ii.. .
73. ..
....
....
I.. .
U....
ft....
...
M....
(I
to...
to....
71....
41....
M,...
....
14....
:....
n...
?....
:i....
47
u ...
11
04
71
..In ) S IS
.2M 240 t.l'i
.11 44 1 II
.110
..341
.211
.221
40 1
so i i
4 1
rti 214 1 li
344 SO b ii
... 141 t i
...341 164 J fi
. 21 3D i ti
. . .2U W J i
do :
...245 1,0 i X.
...143 1W. S U
...:;s M in
...221 ) 1 y:
I.M W i it
2T0 1 1 2',
tl ....
!l . .
74 .. .
13 ....
tl . .
M.. .
...
44
',
51....
10
15. ...
62
:
n
11
u
...241 IN i 4
...lO M 1 92S
...231 1M .:,
...3M I S."4
. . 231 ISO J Kt
..231 1(9 :
.us w .1
..231 .. . . h
S 110 1 ?J.
111 124 1 II',
. 11s :o 1 r:i
207 . 1 in,
tc i;o 5?J4
- m v 1
.. 142 . 1 HI,
...in 13 t :.
.. 341 1.) 1 fjvj
jf.-t,
..111 t) 1 d:u
,21 ... i
.1..2J7 1:0 i yt
1.0 1 Vi',,
...It! M t ill
...224 ... 1 Itf
,....l 124 S 35',
...24t ... tf.'i
...117 140 j
...23o 10 1 VI',
,. ,.151 124 i
...117 i2u s :'
,..4 40 lti,
70,
74 114 ... J
0... a,. .25 ,. 5 i'. .
14 224 IV 1 r.
51. 14 .,, i Mi,
M l V) 1 7,
340 ISO 'j5v(
41 2 124 i l,'i,
55 231 24) I j;i
11 147 u h ;i,
54 277 110 5 ti:',
V U4 ...
I., 27 ... ( il
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51 Ml 44 f)
50 2l 11 C 66
( .Us 114 COO
55 313 14 ( (4
so a: 14-) oi
i :s 14 14
5ft Ill 110 6 M
44 141 ... 0 to
5 317 100 $ 'L-Vj
11 Ill M 6 .ls
(4 80S M 4 f;t,
7 11 . J IJi,
73 113 IM I 32',
' 120 ..,'11)1,
II . 200 &
f-l 3 to I V
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ii.
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110 VI I M
nt .) 5 n
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41.
M 117 10 1
TO HI 240 &
h 22s yy i ti
(1 234 1C0 S 13
53 110 124 i M
57 211 W 1 3
t M
10 5 5
71 314
0 5 9S
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M 1 M
40 I It
54 211
31 217
7 ;
71 224
231
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114 40 1 ti
?-Ln3,ipThcre wa" no' i heavy run of
licet, here todnv un,i nni... ,.11
anxious for suppllts and as n result every
ivlnf cr"nKd hands In n hurry at consid
erably higher prices. tlolng back to too
close of last week. It Is sate to call the
on lambs at the present time .'1
per 100 higher and on choice wethers 1 ml
yearlings 40-HJOc hltrhcr. Kwo havj not
advanced nulte nm m.th v.,,, ...it ti.,.. ..r..
fely 25ci!J3Jc higher.
er"S5 '"'nbs sold today as high as
'. sheep nnd yearlings brought 13. so and
werners w.sii. There wns also a bunch of
rca vearllncM nn ih. ...... t...,...,.
. " - ..... r, .. . ... ...it. til.,, uiiitK"-
I.U. It was a trood. in-llvi, tnnlVnt nil
"f'i'l nnd very satisfactory prices w.re
Ollotntlonfi; ctint... ......... 1, -i,.,.,
. - . " ...., nriliril., 4, IU II .
c,Tu.? .R-00d w,thers. 13.26fl3.65; choice e.tes,
3(US., fair to good. 12.0013.(0, ppel-o
spring inmbs, 0tft..;5; fair to good sprlin:
lambs. 13.0OtT6.00; feeder wethern, yi.T.M
3.00; feeder lambs, !3..vnj4.00. Hcprcsenta
tlve kales;
No. , ..
Pr.
1-K1 f.u . . ..
ic- i f wetners 95
13 n
"i rnccP ana yearlings.. W
t-P'S"1'10 J'carllngs w
349 Idaho grass lambs 67
3 35
I 65
6 65
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAItKKT.
Cattlr Generally Sternly IIokp Mostly
Illsrher Sheep Active anil Illul.rr.
CH1CAOO. July 15. nATTI.FIHe.-.lii,
2,600 head, Including R50 head Texnns; gen
erally steady: iro nil In nrinw sieves I IMfi
.20; uoor to medium, 13.90tTJ.10; stoolteM
and foeders. 12.Otycf4.40: cows and heifers.
12.4094.90; ennners, tl.7f.4j-2.CO; bulls, l.'.'.'Soj)
4.40; calves. 14.0OnT.fM: Texns slners. HMffl
4.624; bulls. !2.6(V&4.30.
Hoas-Hecelpts. 12,000 hend; tomorrow,
9.000 head, estimated; left over, 1.C00 head;
mostly 10c higher; mlxod nnd butchers. 14.95
il.M; good to choice, heavy. ICKiiW 40;
rough, heaw. 15.9fi7i;.fr.: lih tr. n,v? -.:
bulk of sales. l.lCj,J.25. " '
BHBBI" AND LAMHS-IlecetptS. 5,000
nend: active. 10c hlrhee. nmi tn
TXZbSFli ,'0,ff''5: flr to choice mixed,
!3.50tp4.I5; western sheep, t3.7OCH.50; vear
llllgn. t4.35fisl.75: native lnmt.s Mjfcliw.
wcttern lambs, $3.76ff. V.. " '
Kcw York Lire Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Julv l2.ni;r:vB'!-iim.
cclptH. 420 head: steers generally steady;
bulla and cows, firm to 10c higher, all sold;
steers, 15.20fi6.2O; oxen, 14.40; bulls, 13.40ffl
.1 -"". -.4uni-t."i rxtrit ini neavv cowb,
?m!.oCllb,C!5. luoted live cattle selling, nt
10WW12c per lb.; tops. 12He. dressed weight;
refrigerator boef. mav. ner 11.. -vm,,. ... '
1500 head cattle, 60 head sheep nnd 12.292
quartern of beef. '
CALVKS-Hecelpta, 760 head; netlvo nnd
strong: veals, frnctlon higher, all sold:
veais. .i.isrg,.r.'Vi.
SHKKP ANI) LAM.US-necelpts. 10.COO
head; good sheep strong, others sternly;
lambs. GO'tii&c lower: nm ni. t .
fow cars unsold: shonn t-imvn n. ',... rJiX
6(50 ' m at ,a-03l
Kanana City Live Stork Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Jntv I'iutti i.n..
celpts, 5,000 natives. 1,000 Toxiinii,' 4'X
, ""VPiy largely common; nmrkst
slow to 10c lower; export and dreis beef
steers. 14.75Wf..50; fair to good. !4.rVM C);
?J,a'ir'' ?,n;p,'.,c'S.' -.25; Tex.tns nnd
Indians. 13.S0fid.25: Texas grass steers. 3.x)
Jl3..j; cAnvs. 12.7034.0O: heifers. 13.00i8l.E3:
bulls. 12.5O7jl.00; calves. 13.50tN.73.
HOOH Hecolpts. 23.000 head; Vest r.jnOo
higher, others steady; top. 16.20; bulk" or
sales. 16.(xv((6.l0: heavy. If! 10fl.20: mltcd
K-mM0: IlRht' .Coi5-;.s7!4; pigs.
BIIB'EI AND LAMnS-Uecclpts.
2;3:h,Rfeahl
XPePp.S.C'lllg-)2 8 W; Te
St. Lnuln Live Stork Market.
,ju,' 12-cATTLK-neccintp,
3.600 head, Including 900 Te.xana; market
?;nJ'L,la5'v, "hipping and export steers,
ll.Syrifi.SO; dressetl beef nnd butcher nteer.i,
I4.OOJ15.40; steers under 1.000 lbs., i3..Si3d.8S:
uuurj Heeelpts, 7,000 head; markot
t2fj?iB8.nn(l1,Bh," M.9M4I.05; packers,
t5.aH6.10; butchers. 16.WtiO.fo.
8HEKP AND IwVMHS-Recelpts, 2.000
2S,ftA! m'u'!t, steady; native muttons. 1X00
Jml:, .M'fftfiO; culls and bucks.
K.maA.fO; stockers, 11.7.W2 00; TexanR, 2.707
3.W.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 12,-CATTLK He
eelpts, 83) hend; market active and steady;
natives, ,.Wh'oM; cows and heifers, tl..Vk7t
4.S0; bulla and stags. 2.25$ii.OO; ntnekers and
feeders. 12.25tpl.2J; veals. 13.0OKJ.50.
HfXlS Heeelpts, 7,13 head; market gen-JJH-L'100
'f.'her; light and light mixed,
lfi.7oj6,l(i; medium nnd heavy, J5.97i,i6.20:
plgH. ii.oofio.ooj bulk. lS.H.Viifl.10.
HHKKP AND LA MHS Heeelpts, 1,70?
head; market strong to 10c higher; lop ewea.
13. ,0; lambs, imS5o higher; top, 15.50.
Stork In .SIkIiI.
The following tnble shows thn rccclpta of
cattle, hops nnd sheen nt the live principal
llvo stock markets July 12'
Cattle
South Omaha 2,181
Hogl. Hh'i'p.
9,669 2,02ft
Chlcngo 2,500 12,C
ivansns wuy r,,noo 2.1,000
Bt. Louis 7o
fit Joseph M0 7.fl9
Totals
13.611 9,47.1 13.334
ICnusns City firnln nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. July 12,-WHKAT- July,
(T2!4t(62i),c; Prptember. (sic; December 65c;
cash. No. 2 hard. raiiOlo, No. 2 red. MViff-'le.
COHN July. 54i.jC. .September, r.4'-ie: De
cember, 55c; cash, No. 2 mUod nnd white,
COc
OATS-No. 2 white. 35r39c.
HYK-No 2, 52'4C.
HAY-Chotre timothy, Hl.Wfll2.00; prairie,
112.00.
Hl'TTKH -Creamery, I517t4c; dairy,
fancy. 141il5e
i:OOS Wruk; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock quoted tint hanged, 744'.' per tlo,, los
off. cases returned; new whltrwr.od casca
Included. He more, seconds, 4o
HKCKIPTS-Wheat. lM.riO bu.; corn, 29,
200 bu.; oals. ll.dO bu.
SHIPMKNTS-Wheat, W,400 bu,; corn, 23,
200 bu.; oats, 11,000 bu.
Sonar Markrt.
NEW ORLKANS, July 12. 8UOAH
OnUi- nnen kettle. 33-16tHc: onen knttle
centrifugal, 2WK.; centrlfugnl yellow. 4'4
4rl 9.16c; seconds, 2 7-lM(4c. Mnlaases, dult;
ceiitrifural, 6rtirc.
N1SW Y'Jllrt. Juiy nuuAit steady:
fair running, 3 9-ir.c; rantrlfugul. 36 teat!
4 3-liV; molnsfli.'H sugar, 3 5-16a; refined,
ctendy.
',rkoilr lllltM.
Boyd Commisiou Oo
Buccetiers to Jama K. Boyd a Ca.,
OMAHA, N15B.
COMMISSION
rsnAiK riiovriiojn akd rrooKi
Bwaia of Trad allalng;,
I)trct wlraa to Calcago and New Ter It.
,CtftingnoxK, Joton A, Yarrta 4 Ca.
10 Ill 40 1 M
74 .141 140 i M
II 211 M IM
10 274 ... I
1! .IVJ l 1H
If 104 IM I W
: ,,.224 1M I X)
77 241 ... 1
() ...151 N i )"4
......144 1(0 S
i ... .:i 100 i w4
I' .""".S,.1;."8' w.iufflH.so; cows ana
Wrl!?rK'(ti ,r''' ennners. tl.a.SSi bulls.
l2.60Ba75; Texns and Indian steers, 3.SO
4..0; rows and heifers, 12,40fM.OO.
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