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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
( Ctrn Liads Market on Strtntb and Aotlritj
Hioaui f Wiathir Ooiditifii.
UNSTEADY FROM CONFLICTING REPORTS
Whrnt Opened Moderately, lint Snles
llenvler l.nlrr On Outs Aotlw;
mill fllroiiK, Helped hy ('urn
Outlook Provisions Hull.
CHICACIO, July lD.-Corn led the mnrket
In HtreiiKth and activity tuilny, :,ua...K
vlth an advance of l4c lor September, o
the weather mill cni condition!. lien
wis helped by rubles nnd export sulci, .lu
clone bung !c hinder mr hepiombcr. Hep
timber nam cloud VMlAic up in.d p,o
visions 2'ac Improved.
September corn opened 'A'd'tv higher at
tSVyCJV, on hot, dry weutner In ti.c west
ami Houthwtst, Liquidation tni sod it bii'it.c
tn S.'l9.2Uc durliiK tho II rut luur, b.i
tliereuttir the miirKct wus a strong one
Apprehension wns Incrensed by inch uc
ceedltig report of scorching weather, Claim
t hut knnsits corn waa pa.4t hep, exc pt In
cases where seeding httd been umisuali .
late, nnd that Iowa corn wax hard hit cm c
from numerous sources. Thcfco claims were,
backed up by buying orders irom the tirrl
lory itrfceteil. with the result thnt the i It
was with senrcely a bear Inhabitant. Sep
temher rallied tu 61c and ctoied stn.i-t.
lr higher at 63rt4c. Receipts wore IsS in's.
During i no loronoon oniy mnuentiu iiunu
tltlcH ot wheat changed hands, but later
developments in tnc southern lernuiiy
causcd IncreaHcd activity and a d'cdedly
r.trongcr tone to the market. Scp-t mber
opened UliVlc to Vie higher at toViit'i"
on nn advance at Liverpool. Liquidation
sent the price to tfc. At this pnlit ror t
Hircngtn tnen developing, logotnrr nun re
ported rising temperatures In the norti.
west. rrenleil n feidlnir nf bullishness. As
the sesston progre-sed this fculliiR was
nugmunieu ny reports nr export sines at
grogittlng sixty Innds. September won b'd
to tii'dc ilurlnif the afternoon and elisei
strong, Vc higher, nt rOc. Seaboard c car
nnees were .1X1. (ft) bll.. while titltunry '0-
celpm reached a total of l, 214.000 bii., tigilnn
7oU,iJU last ye'tr. .Minneapolis nnu iJtiiiiiu
reported !6fi curs, against 156 Inst week and
225 a year ago. lyjtal receipts were 2 0
enrs. W of contract grade.
Oats were active and strong, The strength
seemed to be largely to the illscourug ng
com outlook, although private reports of
n short crop were all Inlluentlnl, There
wns a heavy demand, while almost Hie on y
selling w'ns by longs with a prollt In sIrIu.
HeeelptH were "3 ears. September rnriir d
between 3.1 'Ac and 3IV4C, closing I'.iTMs"
hlghcr at 3lHc
There was little. Interest In provisions,
prices fluctuating within a narrow rang.
The corn strength had a steadying eff ct.
The close wim 2'4c higher, September por-t
at $ll. 31; September lard, JS.G7V4! SoptembJr
ribs, J7.02H.
Kstlmnted recclptR tomorrow: Wheat. ICS
cars: corn, 225 cars; oats, 110 cars; hogs,
1G.(kiO head.
The lending futures ranrrml as follows:
ATtlcles.l Open. lliKhTwTrclo'scTYes'y'.
Wheat
July..
Sept..,
Dec...
Corn
July.. Sept..,
k. Dec...
Oats
July.., Sept..,
May...
Toik
Hept..,
Jan.,.,
Lard
Sept..,
Oct....
Jan...,
Itlbs
Sept.., Oct....
Jan....
I
C7H
09
7?i
63',S
6M',
61Tii
621i
32
624
64
3H
3.1Ti33l(,
36'fl3f,ti,
14 30 11 27U
11 6714! II 62'S
R r.7V4
R C74
8 ns
r cr
8 4241 8 374
7 924
7 924
7 924 7 91
24
7 CO 7 6
No. 2.
Cash Quotations were, ns follows:
KI.OtJH-Steady: winter patents, 3.303
3.40; straights, 2.90.1.20: clears. J2.W3.fm:
Fprlni; specials, 4.0of('l.l0; straights, $2.70f
3.00; linkers, 2.10Z.W.
WHI3AT No. 3 sprlnir, 66fl64c; No. 2
red, fi71i'af.Sic.
COnN-No. 2, 624g52c; No. 2 yellow,
624fi52Hc.
OATS-No. 2, 354'i3c; No. 2 white, 374a;
No. 3 white, 3593740.
UYI-No. 2. 634c
SKKDS I'rlmo timothy, 15; clover, con
tract grade, J9.50.
I'HOVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., 114.15
(B14.20. Lard, per 100 lbs.. 8.6743 8.60. Short
ribs sldeH (looso), J7.8057.P5. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), J7.6O07.C24; short clear
Bides (boxed). $8.3003.10.
WHISICY-llaslH of high wines. $1.27.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today:
Itecelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 27,000 19,000
"Wheat, bu 371,nno 320,000
Corn, bu 205,000 48,000
Oats, bu 126,000 143,000
llyc. bu 5,000
Darlcy, bu 5,000 13,000
On tho rroduce exchango today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 144i519c;
dairies, 13fllCc. Cheose, tpulet at 948104c.
Kggs, steady nt 124c.
KBW YOHIC (IKMMt.VI, MAIUCKT.
Quntndons nf tho I)n- on Vnrlntm
Comnintlltlcs.
. NHV YOUIC. July 19.-FI.OIjn-necclpts,
13.3S2 bbls.; exports, 7,632 bbls.; mora ac
tive nnd llrmer: Minnesota pat
ents, $3.053.90; Minnesota linkers, $2.rM
B.15; winter pntents, $3.C5fl3.0; winter
mralKhts, 3.2,r,i3.45; winter extras, ii.mt
2.S0; winter low grades. $2.302.40; market
nulet; fair to good, J2.6;3.10; cliolco to
fancy, $3.15T('3.45; rye Hour. Ilrm: fair to
K4'ilv,,::-'0'U3-15! pl"'cn to fancy, $3.1593.43.
..9PU.NMK.A,TKlrm',r! yellow wcJtern,
ll.Ofi; Urandywlno, $2.0O't?2.,0.
HYK Klrm; No. 2 western, 67c f. o. b.
itlloat; stnto, 62df53c c. I. f. Now York, car
lots.
BAKMJY-DuU: feeding, 48c, c. I. f
Yorl't r mnU,1,K' j52c. c. I. f New
MAI.T-Dull; western, C5972c.
,61,671 bu. Spot, Ilrm; No. 2 red, 77?ic. f o
A"0."'5 K"S 7.re,Lv.'!5,4c- elevator; No. 1
northern. Duluth. , 76o. f. o. b., nfl at;
No. 1 hard. Duluth, M?tc. f. . b, Vioat
V. . V" " ,lrnl a'1" were strongly neld
1 nil day, In sympathy with corn, big weekly
l. ,U","UL' at nic,
COIlfs, HerHmtH. ?7 Ami tin ovitn.i. aq m
bu. Spot, stronger; No. 2. Ko. elevator,
and 67o, f. o. b allnnt. Optloim nctlvo n-d
strong, on renewed bad crop news from tho
vest, where It Is hot and dry. hlglur
cables, a big speculative trnde nnd general
covering. Prices reached tho high point
for the season nnd closed strong nt 1Mi2c
! nvnnce. July , S5Wff6fic. clos-d nt
wVfi September, SSViWSilHc, closed nt r,6o;
RSKnV;. 85ViW67o. closed nt Mc; l)n-emb"r.
tSwiKIMe. closed nt fiMJe.
OATS-Hecelpts, 72.000 Int.; exports. 150
bu. Spot, tlrmer; No. 2, 37c; No. 3, T54c;
No. 2 white, 3!)V4fl40c; No. '3 white. .iV
lL"r.b ml"'l wpstern, .HiHU'iS'Sc: track while.
JR5T430. Options opened strong nnd hluher.
lso with corn nnd on crop news.
UAY-FIrm; shipping, JIO.00910.75; good
1o choice, $8.50(9.00.
HOPS Dull: ptnto rommon to cho c.
MOO crop, ntflSe; 1M9. 10913c; old olds, 2(Tii1c
raclflp const, 1900 crop. 13H174c; ls99, n
15e; old olds, 2fi(lp. "
Hli;s-QuUi; Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
JS91S4C! California. 21 to 25 lbs., Wc
.Tex.ts. dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. 144c
' I.l'ATIHCH Quiet; hemlock solo. Huenos
.-,r1iPv,8U,N.s)r.rf:ri,.l,,,: fnmily.' in.M
HS1.60; naeket. JlO.mVi 10.50; city, oxtra Imll'i
riTi h h . 1 iit.iimf 1 m.isL 1:111 mnii rnmii i..i.i...i
bellies, 919Uc; pickled shoulders. ,97Ac:
Tickled hams. 119114c I.nrd, ilrm;
western steamel. IS.95: retlneil. firm ?
continent, 19.95; South America, J9.50: com
pound. J7.OO97.124. I'ork, stendv; famllv.
ruess. JI5.259I0.25.
TALLOW-Stcndy; city, 4?ic; country,
4Ti95(.P.
lU'TTEU necelpts. 5,057 pkgs.; ilrm;
.tate dairy. 149144c; crenmery. 1591914c;
(factory. 13915c.
' CHKHSK-Kocclpt, 2,471 pkgs.: Irrepu'ar;
1 fancy, large, colored, Uc: fancy. Inr o,
white, 9c; fancy, small, colored and whi 0,
KOOS Itecelpts, 4.00tl pkgs.; strong; stito
nnd Pennsylvania, 15917c: western cnnJled,
J3915c: uncnndled. S9l24c
I HICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4U
iCIC'ic: Japan. 4c,
-ti 1 , 1 ui'. ijuiet; jscw vorK. ixi ids.,
$2.2.Vi2.75: southern, extr.i, per bbl $2.50.
MOl.ASSKS-Steady; Now Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 35942c.
POt'lTUY Alive, weak; springers. 139
14c; fowls, 1040: dressed, dull; springers,
16918c; turkevs, 7984c: fowls. 1049114c
METALS The tin market It very unset
tled nhrond, Tho local price for spot U
127.75123.60. while thero were so'lers of Oc
tober nt J25.75 nnd that represents tho prlei
tit which It can be Imported from tl
straits or from tondon. Tim Iindnn tin
market wns 3 lower for snot at 130. hut
R futures were nulet nnd minted nt 11,1 f
p Copper waj lot) higher In London, where
I
fi7W S7s; CA
ftSVJff?4 60'n B73i
Bin r.:i; 6i i;
r,2liflA; 61 5:U'i
Wli'i 63HI 5274
32H 3I'4 324
XlWtiK 3IH 33V4
30-i)i 37U 36',;
14 27V4 14 30 174
14 B244 II 6714 62'4
R fi74 R fi7V4 S
H C7W R C"',4 R C2',4
S 37V4 8 424 8 35
7 90 7 02V4 7 R7H
7 92V4 7 95 7 90
7 65 7 CO 7 624
I e'jnwiccs nnn insner catiles. Closed ilrm.
M404c ,net ndvnneo. July, 74.f75c; cosed
"J J.'.'": September. 73 B-167I 3-16c. rliod
lt i44c; October. 749710. closed nt 74ke;
snot closed nt 6? 10s nnd futures at 6?
lis 6d The New York market wns dull
nnd nominal, with spot lake quotfd nt Jl7
and electrolytic and casting at lfi.62. Lend
was very ouu, inn unennngeu . c il
thnuch London wns Is 3d lower nt 12 s i1
Spelter ruled unlet here, whlie Iondon wni
2 Cd better, rinsing at 16 15s. Iron was
unlet nnd uiicnnngru.
o.iiAHA viioi,i:s.vi.n MAiticnr.
Ciiiull tloii nf Trade nnd Unotntlnns nn
Ntniilc mill Fiiner Produce.
1.4!fU l.nll.. 1ll....Ml. imm ..ft (ViMiL
LIVK POULTnY-Ucns. 7o; young nnd
nl.l rt.-. .....I
seese. 6c; sprliu; chickens, per lb., 14'dlSc.
UUTTKH-Common to fair. 12'dl24c;
choice ilnlrv. In lnhs. 1IW1.V! seimrator. ijc.
Flllltl 1 1 i.MUlllli ...L- nnn IV tvllltA
nurring, 60. naildock, 10c; macRerei, ic;
pike, 3c, led snapper, 10c; salmon, 11c; sun.
llftll. A,, ti'dtlt ri ,i'KiIIaHH Or.
PIOKONS-LIVf, ptr doz., $1,
.iJ.i.M-unuice, 'JUiin.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Jlay Ueulers' association: Cliolco upland,
tlu.i; No. 2 upland, t'J.M; medium, $3.00 ;
course, Ji. Hye straw, JH.to. These prices are
tlV llfll. fif o.t.tl nlrt. ,m.l r.,,.illt flAHlflTl.l
flllr. ifff'AlttlM 1 nnt
UATri i".o, 2 white, 37c.
t.uitN No. J. lc.
UUAN-J12,
vi:ai:TAULKs.
IM'F,UA,U,-Ilu"' Krown. per lb le.
J-H.V r;;.,.J.,u.'l's-1"r do., 20c.
NKH' TUltNlPS-Per ilcn., 20c.
kkl,'Alll.ls,la-llou,0u.. per doz., 60c.
Lhrrn:L-t'tr bu., luc.
1 AKtlLLi Per doz., 20c.
,NKI I'll'P. 'l 1 ll.'l.... I... wjum-
iiv,!'KV,h.8 Texns' l-hasket crates, Jl.W.
Culfornla luS' pcr crate' '",25i "eW
grown, per dm.,
m.,,'KA.N!8Wnx Ir hnlf-bushcl basket,
i.'iA,'"b' ',er 1'nlMiushcl basket, Wc.
. a (;.V,"T1.',-'r..l,u i li Per 4 bu., DOo.
UANTALOUl'l-i 1'tr basket, 75c9Jl;
WATLJtJllCLONS-Texns, 30935c each.
FHU1TS.
MNliAPPLLS-Pcr doz., $1.5091.75; per
ci ate, M.W.
IJLACKHKIIUIIJS-Pcr 21-qt. case, J2.
KASPIJKHHIKS-Per Jl-qU case, $3.00;
fed, pet 2.pt, case, $2.60.
CilL)lKlj..i - Nnini., per S-lb. ha.tkot,
4oc; Missouri, per Zt-Qt. case. $1.7592.00.
P.LACilLij California, per box, 9uc; free
stone, jl.10.
U'H1COTS-Callfornla. 4-baskot crates,
PLIJMS-Cnllfornla, per crate, $1.2591.50.
UuUtiLHKltltlKS-Por 24-11. case, W.W.
THOP1CAL FUUITS.
OHANOKS - California seedlings, $3.75;
Med, sweets, $4.0u.
LliMONS-Callfornla, extra fnncy, $5.00,
choice, J4.7o.
11ANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
J2.W(i.,.o.
l,"lr:Kr'niirr.rnin .
c,'V,-l.,mP.".r,?d' Pur lb- 10912c.
10 t-ersian, 111 uu-iti. Doxes, anlrs, 6c.
MISCHLLANCOUa.
llONKY Ilnlloween. 5Uc per lb.
S'.W:J7-t,cr.,h.bl" ,1&0: Por hn,f bb'- -75-NUTS-lCngllsh
walnuts, per lb., 15c; fil
berts, pr lb 13c; almonds, por lb.. 18920c;
74c; Urnzlls. 13c; pecans, 10922c
UIDKS-No. 1 green, 64c; No. 2 green,
u4c: No. 1 salted, 74c; No. 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veal calf. 8 to 124 lbs.. 8c: No. 2 veal calf.
r, i?r,i?3-teci "IV. hlde"- HltKc: sheep
pelts, 25975c; horse hides, $1.5092.'J.
.St. I.nuU J nil 11 mill Pro vlolona.
RT i nula ri.. in umim 4w
rfl 'I r.t.l rtna.1. .' , T ' - . . .'
fii4c; July, 65c; September. C6?ic; December,
694c: No, 2 hard f,Vc9664c.
n-it, , ,,l!Bl,.er:Ao- - cnsh- Wc! track, 64
VtoWie; July, 53c; September, 63)53?o: be-
OATS-lllgiier; No. 2 cash, 36c; track. 369
nS! lwh'lte;Vri-cPI,tCm,'er' X''' Mai'' M !
111 1. nigner nt f6c.
Ff .rr'ier'i-m 1.1.1,. .i....
- - - ...... ..,,,; iiuiivtr, iiuw ira
... ' . . . w.uvij.tv, v'aii.i iiiiicy una
- liAii ou'utiy nt -.(U.
with "uc nbtalnnble thin Hide.
"AYIletter: timothy, $14X013.00 for
IHON COTTONTIHS-$1.15.
11AOOIN(3-6;97I4c.
HUMP TWINIC-Oc.
S,I.'nHT.'ln v .I..1I tl cn t
vVi. ,i" , I ; """ " iu" nuw; no mar-
JL iivj lllllllllK.
.,fOVISIpN8-Pork. stendy; lobbing,
'V1-"', """"I tixim snorts, s;
clenr ribs, $S.25; elenr sides, $8.50. Hacorl
luuxeui. iiunv active extra shorts, $S.874;
clear ; ribs, $3.i5; clear sides, $3,374.
..ir.i.ii.p Lean, sienuy nt .27494.30.
Spelter, steady nt $3,824.
in"-"i1'iul1iu": cnickcns, 6c: springs,
10c: turkeys, uc: young, 15c; ducks, 6c:
dairy. 13915c. Jtfu,c,
fiiiSTSirj"!!; "onrliy. 7c: southern. 6c.
HlltliMi.'wra v nn r ... . . .
or mi iv; l. XJ"t ,ww iiuiH.; wncat,
259,000 bu.; corn, 18,001) bu.; oats, 64,000 bu.
I.lvrrpool Ornln nntl Provision.
LIVKRPOOL. July 19.-WHEAT-Spot.
dull; No. 2 retl. western winter. 5s 6Hd:
No. 1 northern spring, 5s 64d; No. 1 Cali
IorJ.,nJ 6 8J- I'"utu res, quiet; September,
6s 6ld: pecember. 6s 5d.
i.uiiiN-poi, sienuy; American mixed,
new, 4s 24d: American mixed, old, 4i 34d.
rut".r?s-'iu,c.t; JllI' nominal; September,
4s Slid: October, 4s 3'Jd.
PICAS Canadian, firm nt 654d.
FLOUIt St. IOUts fanrv wlnlnr- ,l,,n t
7s 9.1. '
HOPS At London (Pacific coast). Ktcady
at C2 IRilf 3 5s.
PHOVISIONS-neef. firm: extra India, rat
6d. I'ork, prime mess, western, firm, ut 7s.
i.iiiu, niniiij , ih-iiiiu western. ;n tierces, 43s
bd; American refined. In palls, steady. 43s
3d. Hams, short cut. firm. 51a 9d. llacon.
Cumberland cut, steady, 44s 9d; short
ribs, 16 to 24 lbs., firm at 47s 9dT long
clear middles, light, 28 to 34 lbs., Rtendy, at
46s (id; long clear middles, heavy, ilrm 4is
Cd; short clenr backs, 16 to 20 lbs., steady
41s; clear bellies, 16 to 20 lbs., Ilrm, 51s 3d!
Shoulders, suuare, 11 to 13 lbs,, ilrm. 3Ss 9d
Ul'TTRH Firm; finest United States, 90s:
good United States, 73s.
CH10KSH Firm; American finest, white.
45s; American finest, colored, 4Cs.
TALLOW-FIrm; prime, city, 25s 6d; Aus.
trnllan, In London, 27e
Itecelpts of wheat during tho last three
lean' centals, Including 108,000 Amor-
Itecelpts of American corn during tho last
three days. 96,500 centnls.
Weather bright.
Knnmi Ctty tirnln nnil Prnvlaloni.
fifo'V S,TY-;T,'"' 1.-WIIKAT-July,
SWci September. iVlTdc; December. 60o; cash
( 3B,,S' No,.?,. 6249ffl7ic;' No. i
HAY rhni.." ,'i .... ...... . .
pnilrle. $12.913.00. ' w"'8 Cn0,C0
i4'n""MiuCr,'"mory' 1Sc; rtnlrj'' fnncJ'-
KOOS-AVeak; fresh Mlfsourl nnd Knnsns
8re?,C,!5neV,rs. -es
Tuleilo flrnln anil Seed.
TOLKDO. July 19. - WHHAT - Active
,ule,;,,;beir:'712,iic,',y' 69Uc: s&.
. ?,UN7ij,ron.K: cnHh nnd July, 62c; Sen
'".r. 53c: Uecember. r.2VJe. ' 1
HYFlvc ' 31Hc 8ePtenber, 3IUc.
CLOVlHaiaiiD-Cash. prime, $5.50.
MIhiipiiih.iis Whpiit, Flour nnil Ilrnii.
MINNFAPOLLS, July 19 WHKAT
ensh. 6!.c: Sei.tcmber. VKc; Uecembe"
ernU!r?n'i?cko'N'0' 2. hnr.J. 70c:' No. I , Siffi
FinmiSi 2"rthern, 664c
patent, m!mrf.a,,;.nt?' ?-"6,n3S5! second
second clearer Br' clenrS
nitAN-iiigher; In hulk, J12.50913.00.
MUnmiUoo (Srnln Market.
keM,W'V,V:.KS!?- July 1WVHKAT-M.N
JLWiuS?: No.iotV amp,e, 42,
Diilulli CJriiln Mnrkrt
S: WJ
6nUnnece,64b4eCr: J' 63:
(5onN-434o.
OAT8-3340334C.
IVorin Mnrlcrt.
49UcIUA' Jllly 19-CORN-Hlgher; No. 3,
w?'ia7!rnA: N? 3 white, 3iJe, track.
lal'eiV'ojsT0" tl,e t""'"' "f " ""
Philadelphia Prntlncp .Mnrket.
rHILADELPlUA, July 19,-DUTTER-
RYU N'n ' r.Miii:n " '
Firm, good demnnd, fnncy western, roc,
fn.nc,'!rln,!'' 21r fnncy nearby prints, 23c
LOOS Firm; tresh western. H915c; fresh
fuii'n5t J UT lrpf"" southern, nc.
v i,i,ijnr,-oirtlH.V, ,ew iotk tun creuiii,
fnncy small, 94T9itc, New York full
creams, rair to choice, &99i4c.
XIJW Vllltlf .VTOCKS AMI MO.MKS,
MtH-h l.liinlilntliiii llml to lie Absorbed
Ut TUntp Who .Smtnortnl JInrUel.
Ni:V YORK, July 19. -The character of
. n siucr marKet was mucn tnc miiiu
as that of yesttrday. but th rc m a
conspicuous absence or th late eliotmoils
delnntlll Uhll, llfl,.l I'nlnn t,illli V,.lfr.
day In the closing dealing. The volume of
tiitiisncuoni was rather larger man yes
terday, but the market was nevertheless
highly professional. Much llqu'dntlon I n I
to be nbsorbed by those who had set them
selves the tn.k of supporting the market
and the burden seemed to be too h-ay
to carry. Prices broke the support In tin.'
iie iieanngs, ciosen wenK at tne nwrs
of the dnv, llvpn thnun KtnekM whl h hill
shown strength during the tiny had very
little left to show In the way nf gn ns mil
the stocks which were consilium, s I r
strength yesterday wen eoneplruou ly
wena, ino siocks selecteil as props ror tne
marKri loony seemeu to lie principa ly
nmongst the southern inltrotds uml In
Oould Southwcstems. Included with the
latter were western rnlon nnd Mnntnttan
Texns & Pueilln wns nt one time 3 tiolnt!
over Inst night and there was Inrgn bujlni;
In Mlisourl Paclllc. I'ulted Stntet atoc s
seemed to be well under control by .n
slders nnd they were marked tharply over
n point miring tne reriou or sir'ngt" in
the market. The sustaining force of theie
ndvances, however, wns steadily tnken nd
vantoge of to realize In the railroad list
I'nlon 1'nclflc nnd St. Pnul wcro the mot
coiifplcuous objects of the selling. Southern
Paclllc nt one time broke away from Mw
group nnd was marked up to 694. pnrtlv
In pursuance nf the design of supportl"g
tho market for rea'lzlng purposei. 'In
device proved only moderately successful,
as d'd others of tho same character Pi
the late rcnctlon the decline. In St. P.iul
extended to 63i. I'nlon Paclllc to 54. Atch
Ihoii to 3'i. Missouri Paclllc to 34 and
nniiinern I'acinc to 3l points.
Much of tho selling seemed to I12
prompted by the renewed fears of disaster
to the corn rron. tho sit ma mntlvn liel 1?
nt work In the corn market. The sellln '
for Western nceount wns vprv Inrpe ntwl
affected Important Interests. Selling for
ixinnon account was nnotner important
factor In tnilav's mnrket. It wnu tnn( inn.
splctious lii I'nlted States Stiel. but ex
tendeil to other Intornntlonnl listed stocks.
Tho day's totnl sales for thnt account wns
estimated nt as high ns 100,000 shnres. Thl
vns a factor In sterling exchango and
the easier tono of money In London. Tho'e
wns nn Inclination to support the mnr'et
by the group of capitalists to whom specu
lators havo been lonklnir for Unit nnrn nn
Tho week's movement of money to nnd from
tho Interior elves promise of n strong bank
statement. Tho week's lnrge disbursement"
of pension payments on account of gold
deposited with the government nt Pnclflc
coast points nnd some lnrge expenditure
by the government on other accounts have
resulted In gain from the subtrensury of
$3,720,000. Tho express movement of cash
to and from the Interior Is estimated ti
havo netted to the banks ns much nr rrnre.
Tho chnnges In tho loan Item were proble
matical, tne iititnoniion cany in the weoK
possibly having been offset by tho Inttcr
measures to support tho market.
Tho bond market wns moderntelv noMve
nnd lrregulnr. Totnl snles, pnr vnluo,
$2,500,000. United States bonds were un
changed on tho last call.
1110 commercial Advertisers London
flnnnclnl cablegram says: Consols nnd the
market were harder generally on the pub
lication of the cantureil war ilnenmpnt.
showing that tho burghers were dlhearl
ened. London utterly neglected Amer'cnr
stocks, but New York support advanced
Southern Pnclflc nnd I'nlon Pnclflc nl the
same time hoisting tho whole list. Four
unimportant failures were .announced. Sev
ern! other unlmportnnt members helped In
tho result. Tho Amerlcnn shnkcoiit Is now
over, Money rates ruled steady. Fxchnn o
Is 25.84.
Tne rouowing are nc closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atclilton
. "3 So. raclflo KM
9C?i So. Italtivny 3"i
97 do pfd 8(4
. 92 Texas fc Pacific .... 42
,103?; Tol., St. L & V.. 19
, 614 do pfd 314
, 45 Union Paclflo y,
, 31.VJ do pfd S3
, "7 Wnhnsh. :o;
, 34 1 do pfd 39
, "0 Wheel. & U E MJ
,128 do 2d pfd !9
, SHi Wis. Central 21i
, tl do pfd 40
, 49 P. C. C. A St. L... 79
,195 Adams Ex IN
,147 American Ex lM
20 U. S. Ex S
, 40U Wells-Kargo Ex 140
, 91 Amnl. Copper lir.;
, 1J4 Amcr. Car & V E
, 4C'4 do pfd 81;
22 Amcr. I,ln. Oil 24
1'jS do pfd.. CO
Mi Amer. 8. & n BSli
, 4",J do pfd 1004
, 624 'Ainer. Tobacco ....1304
, 374 Anac. Mln. Co 454
66 Hrnoklyn It. T 7"?i
4') Colo. Fuel & Iron.. C4
,177 Con. Gas 217
10 'Con. Tobacco 6."4
,74 I do pfd Hi'
,14Si Gen. Electric 253
, 7fr,i Glucose Sugar CS
, 74 Hocking Conl , 20
, 64 Inter. Paper 201
117 t do pfd
,1054 Inter. Power 9.1(i
, 1 19Vi Iacleile Gas 93
1684 National Illscult ... 42',i
, 24, National Iad 21
, 94 National Salt 43
.110 do pfd 7;(i
,11154 No, American 101
, 26(4 Pacific Coast 60
, Pnclllflo Mall K14
,157 People's Gas 1144
.152 Pressed S. Car 40
, 414, do pfd 81
, S8 Pullman P. Car. . . . ,2C5
, 97 Republic Steel 194
, 32 do pfd 734
.141 Sugar 1434
. 40 Tenn. Conl A Iron.. 61
, 75 Union Hag & p H:
, 61 do pfd 7!
. 424 U. S, Leather 123
, 76 do pfd ;s
, 69 U. S. Rubber 194
, SO do pfd SS
, 624 U. S. Steel 3f
,162 do pfd SS
,ll5 Western Union 924
iln pM
IlRltlmnrn : Ohio.
In nM
Canadian Pacific...
Canadn So
Clies. & Ohio
Clilcnuo & Alton...
.In nM
Chicago. Ind. & L.
do pfd
Chicago .t E. 111...
Clilcano a. W
do 1st pM
,ln nfit
Chicago & N. W...
(!., 11. I. A P
Chicago Tr. & Tr.
do pM...
. a. c A at. It...,
Colorado Ho
do 1st pfd
rln 5.1 nM
Del. tc Hudson
Del. I,. & W
Denver Sc It, O....
do Dfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
In 2,1 nfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley ...
do pni
Illinois Ontral ...
nwa Central
,ln nM
Lnko Krle & W...
do pfd...,
& N
Manhattan L
Met. at. Hy
Mex, Central
Mex. National
Minn. & Ht. u
to. Pacinc
I.. K. & T
do pfd
r. J. Central
. V rnlrnl
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No. l'aclllo pfd
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
Heading
do 1st pfd
do Zl pfd
St. L. & H. F
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L.8outhw
do pfd
St. Pnul
do pfd
Trust receipts.
Jiew York Money Mnrket,
NEW YORK, Jllly 19.-MONKY-On call,
nteady, 293 per cent; last loan, 2; prime
mercantile paper, 4914.
STERLING EXCHAlaE-Flrm. with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at $4.87 for
demand nnd nt $4.84 for sixty days; posted
rates, $4.85491.88; commercial bills, $1.S4
4.844.
SILVER-Har, 6S4c; Mexican dollars,
464 c
liONDS Government, steady; state, Inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
iThu clusluc piiucfc un tioncli toila ar at
follows:
U. S. ref. tr. reg..
do roupon
do 3s. rex
do coupon
do new 4s, reg...
do coupon
do old 4s rcc...
do coupon
do 6s, res
do coupon
I), of C, 3, 65s
Atchison gen. 4s...
do adj. 4s..
Canada So, 2s
dies. A Ohio 44,-
do 6
C. A N W. c. 7,.,
do S. F. deb, .is,
Chicago Ter. 4s....,
Colorado So. 4s
Denver A It. O. 4s
Erie seneral 4s
1074
107(4
101
:o9
137
118
113
r.s
lui
,10)
U6
1M4
914
1094
N. Y. C. Is
N. J. C. gen. 6s.,
No. Pacldo 3s
do 4s
N Y, C A St L 4s.
N. A W. con. 4s...
.114
.121
. 724
.IMtj
.107(4
.102
.iu;
.103
.130
.116(4
. 05
.101
.117
.132
107
.120
.116
. 92'4
1104
. 60
.118(4
. 99
.104
.113
.112
1124
. (8
. 91
Oregon Nav. Is..,
do 4s
Oregon S, I.. 6s.,
do con sol 6 s
Reading gen. 4s...
Rio G. W. Is
St L A 1 M c. 6s..
St I, A S P g. 6s.
101
120
U7v;
1:24
93
8C
1024
Sl,
if'4
:oi
115
101(4
'St. Paul nnnint.
St P, CAP Is
So, Pnclllo 4..!!i.!
So, Itnllway Ss
11. ,v T. 6s..,..
Tex. A Pacific Is.
lift 5s
F. W. A I). C. Is...
Union 1'acldc 4s...,
Wabash la
Gen, Eleclrlo 5s.
Iowa Central Is.
ilo 2s
I,. A N. unl, 4s....
West Shore it
M.. K. A T. 2s..
do 4s
Wis. Central u....
07,
Va. Centuries ....
Ilia. Offered.
Huston .Stocks mid nnmls,
ROSTON, July 19. Cnll loans, 495 per
cent; time loans, 4914 per cent. Official
closing:
A T. A S. F. pfd.
Amer. Sugar
American Tel
Ilostnn A Albany..
Ilotton Elevated .
Ilostnn A Me
Dominion Conl
do pfd
U, S. Steel
do pfd
Pltchburg pfd
Gen. Electric
Mexican Central ..
N E. G. A C
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Union Paclrta
Union l-iinl ,,
West End
tt(4
141
1524
257
15
191
21
1114
40
S4
141
,254
II
0
,204
304
,103
3
, !
Westlngh. Electric
Atchison 4s
.102
. 66
. 26
. 22
.115
. 37
.780
. 21
. 17
. 2".
. n
. 61
.175
. 04
.348
. 294
2!4
. 6)
N. E. O. A C. 5s.
Adventure
UhiRham Mln. Co.
Amal, Copper ....
Atlantlo
Cal. A Hecla
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
"Parrot
Qulncy
wanta re Copper.
Tamurack
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
Rid, "Ex-dlvldend.
lilt 11k ClenrliiK.
OMAHA. July 19,-Clearlngs. $1,072,156; cor
responding day last year, $l,v96,7S2; decrease,
$23,626.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Clearlngs, $7,512,725;
balances, $992,903; money, 4Q6 per cent; New
York exchange, 20c discount bid, 10c dis
count nsked.
NEW YORK. July I9.-Clenrlngs, $2S1.62S,
696, balances, $11,631,954,
HOSTON, July 19,-Clenrlngs, $23,783,2li
balances, $1,627,710.
CINCINNATI, July )9.-Clearlngs, $3,218,
6u, money, ryo p(.r cent; New York ex
change nt pnr to -jic premium.
CHICAGO, July 19,-Clenrlngs, $2l,8oO,7l6;
balances, $2,405,102; posted exchange, $4.$69
4,S4! New York exchange, loo discount.
PMILADELPHJA, July 19,-Clearlngs,
$16,546,500; balances, $2,110,095; money, 4 per
cent.
HALTIMORK, July 19.-Clenrlngs, $2,950,
351; balances, $412,121; money, 4495 pir
cent,
London .stork (Itiiitu t Ions.
LONDON, July 19. 1 p. m.-Closliig:
Consols, money
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchlron
.. 91 N. Y. Central IS7
.. 93 Norfolk A W 44
. . 3' no pin I")
.. 97 No. Pacific pfd 91
.lu Ontario A W 33
do pfd.
Canadian
Ilaltlmore
Pnclflc..
A Ohio.
..106 Pennsylvania 71
. 1014 Kenning 2C'j
.. 47 do 1st pfd 3J
Che J. A Ohio ..
Chicago G. W...
St. Pnul
Denver A 11. O..
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2,1 pfd
Illinois Central .
Louisville
M., K. A T
do pfd
.. Zl HO All Itttl..... 4
..171 so. ltnuway ?,'),
.. 414 do pfd 864
.. 93 So, Pa lllo 5S
.. 3f. Union Pnclflc 110
.. 6SU do pM 91
.. I! .17. s. steel 41
..154 I do pfd 90
..105 Wabash 20
.. 714 do pfd 40
.. 67 Hand Mint 41
' Xerr York MIiiIiik Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Thc following arc
tue closing iiuotations on mining siocks;
Adams Con 120 Mttle Chief
Alice 42 Ontario ....
llreece 1(5 Ophlr
Ilrunswtck Con 1 I'hoenlx
... 12
...950
... 60
... 10
... 2
... 2
... 12
... 4J
...320
Comstock Tunnel... 6(4 Potosl
Con. Cal. A Va 15 ,Savage
Deadwnod Terra
60 Sierra Nevada
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Ijeadvllle Con,...
.11." Sm.ll Hopes ..
.. G'J Standard
.. 6
Foreign Flnnnclnl.
LONDON, July 19.-Money hnd nn easier
tendency todny on enhanced supplies.
Atnorlcnns were unsettled nnd opened be
low parity. Thov subsenuently recovered
and closed mostly firm. IJnr silver, dull nt
11 ..i-itxi per ounce.
Oil nntl Itosln.
OIL CITY. Julv . OH-Crerflt hnlances.
$1.15; certificates, $1.22 bid for ensh; ship
ments, 114,e23" bbls.; average, 98.4 9 bblt.;
runs. 100,616 bbls.; nverage. 90,131 bbls.
f r tJ. V . . n .... .. . ... 1 A A
lAini'u.ii jiiij i;i. ui i.n tinseeu, Jis
I4d. Petroleum snlrlts. SWc! American re-
lined. 5 ll-lllii. Tilrni'iitlno snlrlts. 26.4 Oil.
Calcutta linseed, spot, 64s 3d.
luiiit, Jiny 1U.U11.S cottonseed,
nomlnul: nrtiiie erniln. nomlnnl nrltriA vi.i.
low, 38c. Petroleum, Ilrm; refined, $6.90;
New York, $3.70; Philadelphia and Haiti
more, In bulk, $1.60. Rosin, steady; strained,
common to good. $1.45. Turnentlno. rnsv.
36937'ic
t-'UAKIISHTON, 8. C, Jtlly 19. OILS
Turnontlni1. Ilrm nt 32iic. Rosin, firm nnil
unclinngcd.
SAVANNAH. On.. Ju v 19 Oil Snlr ts
turpentine, firm, 334c Rosin, firm; A R C,
$1.16: n, $1.20; E. $1.23; F, $1.3); O, 1.3 ;
11, 1, i.i-i; iv, Jl.'.'o M, IS,
wo. $3.05; ww, $3:33.
ANTWER1. Julv 19. Petroleum. 17f. nnJ,1
and Hellers.
LIMA. O.. Ju v 19 OirCrudn nil went
up 3o, making 60 In three days.
MONTPELIER. Ind.. Julv 19. Oil An
other Jump of 3c In Indiana oil today, send
ing the price to SOc. created the groatc t
excitement In the oil Held. This Is an ad
vance of cc In three days.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Julv 19 COTTON Lower
prices were recorded In tho cotton market
todav. Snot closed nulet. l.ltla lower: m d.
dllng upland, 8 7-16c; middling gulf, S H-I60.
Snles, 40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Julv 19 COTTON
Easy: sales. 1.050 bales: nrdlnnrv. 6Vic: irood
ordinary. 6 13-16c: low middling, 7c; mid
dling, (ic; good middling, Sc; middling
rair, o-ic. nominal. Receipts, ms uaios;
took. 9,.2i6 bales. Secretnrv Hesters stnte-
ment of the world's visible supply of cotton
shows a totnl of 2,450,547 bales, ngiliit
1,602,380 bales last year, of which 9 4 3?0
bales last year figured as American.
ST. LOUIS. July lg.-COTTON-QuI'!.
unchanged: sales, 25 bales; middling, 84c;
receipts. 2S6 bales: shlnmcnts. iSl bales:
stock. 66.S25 bales
OALVESTON. July 19. COTTON Firm.
S4c.
LIVERPOOL. Juy 19.-COTTON-Spot,
moderate business: prices l-16d lower;
American middling fair, 53-32d: good ml'i.
dllng. 4 27-32d: middling. 4 19-32il; low mid
dling. 4d: good' ordlnnry. 44d: ordinary.
3?,l.
Sunnr Stnrkct.
NRW YORK. Julv 18. SnOAn-Raw.
Ilrm; fair rcflnlns, 34c; centrifugal, So tost,
4 5-32C. Molasses sugar, 34c; refined,
unsettled; No. 6. 4.85c; No. 7, 7.45c; No. 8,
4.65c; No. 9. 4.60c: No. 10. 4.55c; No. 11,
4.6O0; No. 12. 4.50c; No. 13, 4.40c; No. 14,
4.40c; Standard A, 4.25c; confectioners' A,
5.25c: mould A, 5.80c; cut loaf, 5.95c;
crushed, 5.93c; powdered, 5.55c; cubes, 6.70c;
granulated, 5.45c. Molasses, dull; centrif
ugal, l1! inc.
LONDON. July 19. HKBT 8UUAH-Jllly.
9s 741.
NEW ORLEANS. July 19. SCOAn
Qulot; open kettle, 3.3-16c; open kettle en-.
tritugai, JisSM'.iu; centritugni yenow, jriu
4 9-10c: seconds, 2(493T4c. Molasses, dull;
ccntritugni, wane.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW VOnK-. .Tnlv 10. COFFEE Trading
was quiet nnd professional today, with light
DusinesB. ino opening was steauy, un
changed to 5 points lower. The close was
steady, with prices unchanged to 5 p-.lnts
lower. Total sales were but H.tOI b th,
Including July nt 4.S5c: September. 4 90u
4.95c: October, 5c; November, 5.05c: Decem
ber, 5.15c; January. 6.20r6.25c; March, 5 30c;
May, fi.40'i(&.45c. l lie loreigu mantci iinns
u'm nlinnt n exnicted. Recclnts In the
crop country were vlrtunlly as f re
shadowed In yesterdny's estimates nnd rpot
trade locally was stagnant. The public 10
mnlncd indifferent to either side. Spot Rio,
dull; No. 7 Invoice, 7c Mild, qulot; Coy
dova, S4Q124C
Neiv York Dry Oootlsi Mnrket.
nrw vnnif. Julv 19. DRY GOODS The
nttnnilnnnn n r hovers today has been
limited nnd store trndo slow. Other orders
havo not been better than previous mod
crato average. There has been no chnngo
In brown, blenched nr coarse colored cot
tons, prints nntl gingiiums iiuiei; limit
cloths sold at 2?ic for regulars. Linens
very firm, but lmslness limited. Ilurlaps
quiet without change In prices.
Evniiorntt'tl nntl Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, July 19.-DR1ED FRUITS
It was a nulet dny In the tnnrkot for dried
fruits, with the closu steady and about un
changed. EVAPORATED APPLES State, common
to good, 3493c: prime. 5496c; choice, C9
64c; choice fnncy, 61497c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Qlllet
nnd uiichunged. Prunes, 2924c Apri
cots, Roynl, 8912c; Moor Park, 74913c.
Penches, peeled, 11912c; unpcelod, 6910c.
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, July 19-WOOI-Stcady; me
dium grades. 11917c; light fine. 11911c;
heavy tine. 9911c; tub washed, 12TlC4c; ter
ritory and western medium, 13915c; fine,
109134c; coarse, 109124c
St. I.ouU Live Slock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
1,800 head, Including "00 head Texans; mar
kot 10915c higher on best native steers;
Blockers, strong; Texan steers. 10c higher;
native shipping nnd export steers, $5.(19
5.S0; dressed beef and butcher steers, $1,109
6.30; steers under l.OW lbs.. $3.5091.50; stock
ers nnd feeders, $2.5091.30; cows nnd
heifers. $2.0094.80; dinners. $1.259 2.75; bulk.
$1.5093.75; Texns nnd Indian steers, $3,169
4.45; cows nnd heifers, $2.3093.65.
HOGS Receipts, 7,400 head; mnrket
steady; pigs nnd lights, $5.6'95.90; packers,
$5.7095.90; butchers, $3.9096.174.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 600 head:
market dull and slow; native muttons, $2.00
9'3.00; lambs, $3.0094.25. culls nnd bucks,
$2.0093.00; Blockers and feeders, $1.0092,00.
.ev York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. July 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,461 head; steers moderately nctlvo;
sternly to strong: bulls, firm; cows, 10915c
higher: steers, $4.259 5.90; hulls, $3.2091.30;
cows. $2.409 4.30. Cnbles quoted live cattle
higher nt 11913c per lb,; refrigerator neof,
SVifiDo per lb., exports, 150 hend cattle,
CALVES Receipts, 241 head; active nnd
steady; venls, $5.0097.25: fed calves, $1.60.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recolpts. 9.46
hend; sheep, weak; under grades. 25c off;
lambs, slow: generally 10925c off; sheep,
$3.091.60; culls, $2.2592.75: lnmhs, $5.0096.00;
most of the snles, $5.(096.oO.
HOOS-Rocclpts, 1,987 head; nominally
weak.
St. .Inn-nil Mve Stuol." Inrlfet.
ST. JOSEPH. July 19.-CATTL1C-R celpt".
1.333 head; market 10c higher, natives, $4.50
96.15; cows nnd heifers, $1.25fi5.10; bu.'ls nnd
stngs, $2.339 5.00; stneker nnd feeders. $2 33
94.41: veals. $2.00f5.75
HOGS-Recelpts, 10.745 head: mostly B-
higher: light and light mixed. I5.509V75;
medium nnd henvv, $5.7096.C5; pigs, $1,759
4.75: hulk. $5.0095.70.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recolnts. 501 head;
sheep steady to 15c higher, lambs lOfiWc
higher; top, $5.
IMANA LITE STOCK MARKET
Anithtr Lifht Run of Cittlt Today tad
Fricei IniproTtd.
HOGS TWO AND A HALF TO FIVE HIGHER
No Choice Sltrcp or l.nmlis In the Ynritn
Tiiility nntl the Market on the
Kinds thnt Were Offoi-eil Wit
Very sIimv nntl Loner.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 19,
Receipts wcte; Cattle. Hob... shtep.
uiuciai .Monuay 3,117 b.M
oinclal TuoMiuy 4,os ls.ibl
Otllclal Wednesday 2,357 1!,2WJ
Uihclal 'Ihursduy 4i7 iu,6o7
Ulllclal Friday i,aj y,i2i
l ive days this week. ...12,739
baine days last week W,).'J
bantu wteK uerore i.oit
bitino three wooks iiKO...la,i)5
batno tour week.t agu-... KJ10
baine nays lust year 10.J20
69,61s
34,94;
vU,UIJ
M.lli
39, 33
3l,tJj
17,65
1J.0.
,t2,
)
12,950
Il.J-7
VX'eraku tiricii ii.ihl tur nmr. nt
boutll
Omaha tluj past severui days with com
I'ttl ISUUS.
1901. 1900.U99.in93.lS97.!lS9i5.lS9ii
July
July
Jtlly
July
July
July
July
July
3.... 5 7I4 5 Oil 3 7s I 3 21
4. ,. ,
3 6 734 5 01 3 78 3 6
2 951 4 'i0
I
4 5
6....
6 79
5 16l 3 831 3 66!
3 2S 1 2 97 1 4 51
7..
u 11
3 81, 3 76
3 21
8....I5 832-5
3 86j 3 ill 3 32j
3 04 4 91
2 16, 4 76
2 57 1 !U
2 94i 4 67
i) 6 83
834
6 13
5 13
6 04
I 3 78
3 35
3 23
10.
6 854
3 90,
3 96
11...
6 92S,
3 18
3 14
3 15
3 17
1Z
13
14
6 93(i 6 Oi
4 04
4 OJ
I 72
July
July
3 82
3 77
3 77
3 52
3 82
2 97
4 73
4 05
3 99,
3 00,
July 15...
July 16...
July 17...
5 7741
3 05
4 88
6 64; 6 02
5 65 4 91!
4 01
3 20 3 07
3 25 2 97,
2 'A
3 32 I
4 81
4 82
4 93
July 18..
5 5J4 4 87
4 16
JUiy 19... I 6 4 99) 4 28
3 89
I 99
Indicates Sunday. Indicates Holiday
. The. otllclal number of enrs of stock
Drought In toduy by each road wns:
CnttIe.lIogs.gh p.il ses.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.
O. & St. L. llv
Missouri Paclllc Ry 1
Union Pacltlo system .. 3
C. fc N. W. Ry 1
F.. E. & M. V. R. R 16
3
6
41
4
Ol, ( ., .11, C
II. H M. R. It. R 16
C, II. A: Q. Ry
iv. j. cit til. J S .. 1
C R. I. A P.. east 4
C, R. I, & P., west 4
Illinois central 1
Total receipts 56 125 11
TllC dlsllOSltlOn Of the llny'u rrnlnla una
as tollows, ench buyer purchasing tho num.
ufi ui iicuu inuicateii
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaha Packlne Co
ltW
48
M
42
824
8d2
dwiii nnu company
Cudnhy I'ucklng Co
Armour & Co
390
1,654
6,463
Omaha Pack. Co., K. c...
Cudahy Pack. Co., K. C.
it. m'caer uegan
Hamilton & Rothsehiid..
14
12
5
'iis
L. F. Husz
North 1. & P. Co
Other buyors
3S4
799
Totals ,
.1.110 8,715
1,918
CATTLE Thi llhi rni. - ' ..
.1.... I . j ..r..v .vvl,,io ui (.iiiiic tUII-
tliiued today, and as thu demand on th '
part of local tinekora tv,. 1.. .1
there were hardly enough cattle tu go
.l.'li' ' a result tho market on
nnythlng at all desirable ruled strong una
active.
There was n good nctlvo demand for beef
oit'cin itiu.'iv. nnn niivra liup a, o .
u'1(1 bouKht up everything oftered at pruos
.uuntu miuiit; to a. uime nigner iiian
yesterday, "hpri. w. .n. P,.n,, ...
choice cuttle in tho yurds today that pack
ers had to buy tho commoner kimli nf
stronger prices so that they could fill their
uiuem. s compareu witn Tuesday, wnlcn
,ws the low day of the week, the market
is imuouc nigner an around.
There were very few rnwa nml Imlfnr.
on salo this morning, and anything at all
Buuu mei witn rvany saie at gooa, strong
,V"'ces.' .and 11 18 "nro ,0 nuote tho market
25c higher on good stuff than It wns on
Tuesday. There was n bunch of irrmio
Galloway cows In tho yards this morning
that have been fed about live months nnd
som ior m&, wnicn is tne highest prlej
paid In some time. Tno commonrr Ulmla
of cows and heifers have also Improved
slnco Tuesday, but they arc, of course, not
lis reaiiy setters its tne cnoicor ounencs.
Hulls, calves and stags ail sold at good,
strong prices todny, where the quality was
satisfactory.
There wcro only a few stockers and feed
ers on sale today, nnd tho demand being
In good shane. nrlccs lmnrnved. As omn.
nared with Tuesday the market is enMly
25940c higher on stock steets and 1Vi2;o
nigucr 011 EtocK cows ami nctiers. Thee
were a good many buyers In from ihi
country this morning looking for stock
cattle at low prices, nnu mere wero ha dly
enough of the right kind to meet thu dt
mnnu. Representative sales:
UEEF STEERS.
No.
Av. l'r. No. Av. I'r.
.... 7C0 3 V5 41 1069 4 80
.... 630 3 23 19 1103 4
.... SS') 3 50 f,9 1100 4 rt
.... 831 3 7 23 127S 4 90
,...1046 4 25 18 12S1 4 90
.... 970 4 40 30 1224 5 04
.... 970 4 50 16 1148 5 20
....1210 4 10 18 1316 & 2S
.... 900 4 75 81 1331 5 40
....1103 4 75 20 1165 5 40
,...1014 4 80 13 1374 3 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... 923 4 00 4 1137 5 20
STEERS AND COWS.
....1164 4 U
STEERS AND STAGS.
...,1236 5 15
1
1
1
3
I
1
1
1
16
24
27
2
3
CI
:ows.
.. 970
.. 893
..1030
.. 980
1 25
1 !5
1 25
i;
.... 920 3 PO
...1030 2 M
.... 843 2 75
...1120 JO)
...1025 3 00
... 910 3 00.
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
4
1
1
1
25
2
10
2
9
2 ,
1
1
1
13...
i...
i.'.'.'
4...
2.'.'.'
5...
4...
1...
1 25
1 50
. 840 1 60
. 945 1 W
. 90i) 1 (,0
.859 2 00
. 950 2 i
.1000 2 5
.120 2 SS
,...1070 3 00'
,...1015
15
...1130
3 IS
3 35
3 50
...10S6
... iiZ
...1090
3 SO
.1000 2 40
.1170
4 4S
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.. 907 3 60
HEIFERS.
.. 650 2 CO 1 770 3 00
.. 610 2 25 13 , 869 3 IS
1)1 J 2 Co 1 860 3 J.',
777 2 IS 1 80 3 30
545 2 15
BULLS.
1030 1 15 1 830 60
, 1S20 2 25 1 1070 3 70
765 2 25 1 1310 2 75
70S 2 0 1 16W 3 40
1000 2 50 1 US') 3 cd
, 1060 2 53 2 80S 3 80
CALVE8.
115 4 00 6 280 4 iS
210 4 00 1 180 5 04
, 126 4 23 1 140 I 00
STAGS.
1735 4 25
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERfl.
8S0 1 SO 5 722 ? W
710 1 75 2 780 1 70
, 960 1 (5 2 1040 3 70
43) 2 (0 4., 532 2 75
1051) 2 13
STOCK CALVES.
226 3 23
2,...
1....
1....
4....
1....
3....
1...
1...
2...
2...
2...
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
1
1
10
1
3
4
10
1
4S0 2 00
390 2 25
1,...
550 3 25
2...
1...
4...
2, .
29".!
5...
, 575 3 2S
620 3 25
530 3 30
86S 3 30
850 3 OS
, 6H 3 So
, 519 2 7S
, 420 2 73
623 3 75
. 845 3 10
. 470 3 15
, SM 3 IS
HOGS There wns another good run of
hogs hern todny, making the supply so
far this week the largest by a big majority
for a good many months. Local packers,
however, seemed to want the hogs and
thov bought the heavyweights 2495a
higher than yesterday's general market.
The general run of good mixed hogs sold
at $5,624. with tho hotter loads ut $5.65. The
choice heavyweights went mostly from
$5,674 t" The market was fairly nc
tlvo at tho advance on tho good hogs, but
the same ns yesterday thu lightweights
were very slow sale and wero lett until tho
last.
Tho last hnlf of the market was very
slow nnd weak, particularly on tho light
hogs. They sold very largely from $5.55 to
$5.60. Tho light trashy stuff, running down
to pigs, bold from $5.55 down. Owing to the
fact that packers do not want tho lUht
stuff It was rather late before a clearance
was mauf. ine uuik or nil the hogs today
sold
trciu 10 tj.tu, uppreseuiative
sales
No.
85
58....
79....
77 ... .
90
SO....,
63....
104...
89....
87....,
66....
68...,
73....
33,.,.
69....
78.,..
90....
:....
Av. Hh. Tr.
...187 160 5 15
...209 ... 5 55
...194 40 5 57V4
, ,!03 4) 5 lUi
...199 240 5 57 Va
, . .204 120 S 3IVi
...209 80 5 J7H
...210 240 5 b.'.i
...193 15) 5 60
...212 10) 3 60
...230 16) SCO
...207 200 5 60
...217 ... 5 CO
,..317 10 5 CO
...224 ,,. 6 60
...220 120 5 CO
...194 II In)
...Ul ... S CO
No. Av,
64 247
C9 223
70 217
67 211
il). I'r.
80 6 6i
.. 5f.,
40 5 CIS,
. . 5 Oi
CS 319 120
S4 212 160
5 62H
5 62 4
65 232 80 6 624
79 211 160 5 C2'i
51 t . .113 40 6 -i'i .
81 206 160 5 .i
84 221 80 6 621,
CS 210
72 216
54 215
30 212
77 223
H 6 6)1
so i
. . 5 621,
40 6 ,2!i
80 J an
80 i.6:,
61 266
76...
32 1M i
89 J60 0 $ 60 M 2) 120 6 W.4
73 210 80 i to 73 2ul 80 t M't
C9 ...204 4) SM 69 211 SO i HKi
76 216 210 5 60 70 2J7 120 5 62',
69 221 320 5 W M 239 160 5 6,'t,
SO 181 40 MO 74 S40 M) 5 i'i,
88 310 160 i 30 71 210 ll 5 f,J
81.. 211 13) 5 W 76 211 iV 5 ii
77 724 80 5 tO (1 241 40 5 S
81 M 4'J St.! 71... .....243 200 S 65
69., 225 200 5 60 63 219 160 5 65
84 208 ... 5 60 67 216 160 Hi
68 191 120 5 ') 2 323 ... 5 t
73 207 1C0 5 Go M $H 40 4 63
83 1(6 ... i 60 71 U6 ,V0 I t5
114. 117 210 5 10 . 211 120 5 65
91 Sit 2.H1 5 60 87 732 120 5 M
71 223 120 5 ) 81 221 IW 5 ci
48 218 120 3 ( 0 75 i'tl 320 5 65
63 U3 120 5 IV) 62 JCi 80 . ft
81 2i 80 5 Co 51 2M 80 5 IS
II 231 12) 5 10 61 231 40 5 6S
(3 210 2M) 5 60 65 219 120 5 6,'i
6.1 197 U 5 iai 61 217 40 5 65
M 33 80 5 10 C 2.U 230 5 t7i
76 210 40 5 6) 61 279 120 5 li
79 212 10 3 00 59 212 4) 5 Jl'i
75 222 120 S W ti 272 240 3 a'",
SI MS 10 5 So 67 252 40 5 h7,
85 2iS 40 5 wii 6$ 233 M 5 67(f
65 230 200 5 2i, 62 274 ... 3 CT',
J:l 188 80 5 11', II i ... i 70'
62 316 SO 5 46 272 ... 5 i'O
SO 234 ... ilJ, 23 2M ICO 5 70
78 228 40 5 t2i. 67 243 ... 6 ,0
73 230 120 5 tjt.i I) 323 $0 5 73
90. 210 200 S.olv 6.1 2SS ... 5 7S
M 231 ... 161, H 274 ... 5 ,5
141 213 120 5 2t, 42 300 ... 5 75
78. 233 80 6 621, M 2m", ... 5 1
.', 253 I60 5 li, 18 318 ... SU
III 224 114 5 d5'
SHLEP There was not a ery heavy rim
of shevp here today and the quality of
what was oitered was very common, no
strictly choice stuff being un sale. Pack
ers claimed they wanted good sheep and
lambs and would puy steady to strong
prices for them, but on such kind of sheen
us were oftered today tho market was very
mow unci lower.
There were no prime lambs on salo and
packers wcro also slow to take hold of
them. Hie general market on tho common
sheen and lumim run h.'.i he rlescrllni1 bv
culling It very slow and weak.
There wero n good many fcedor lumbs
und sheep In tho jicns today and very tew
buyers. Commission men say that farm
ers who have a place to care for sheep can
nun noi. wioir itt'tivrs worm tno money.
Quotations. Choice yearlings, $3.109.1.63;
fair to good yearlings, j.io.(J.4o, ni.ilte
wethers. !3.3j5i.l.tji! tmr to i?iiml wttnnrs.
$3.1a'u3.3a; choice ewes, l.'iiJ.lS, fair to
goou ewes, 2.2j92.90; choice spring Iniubs,
t4.tfclllo.00: fair tu etlnrl unrltiir Iiiiiiiih. fl'n
9-1.6.); feeder wethers, S2.7W3.W. teeder
minus, $3.6094.00. Representative sales:
No. Av. Ir.
jv western wethers sw
3 UO
3 15
3 16
3 611
3 75
3 75
4 65
4 65
i wetsern ewes 35
22 western ewes 125
17 western wethers ,. 115
s western cull lumbs
41 western cull lnmhs
62
53
61
61
112 western lambs
39s western lambs
CIUCACO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle nnd Hons Strong; nntl lllKber
fllieep Stendy.
CHICAOO. July 19.-CATTLE-Rccelpts,
6,425 hoad, Including 1,525 Texaiu; strong
to 10c higher as a rule; good to prlmo steers,
$5.4"96.10; poor to medium, $1.2596.25; stock
ers and feeders, $2.6094.35; cows, $1.0094. 5;
heifers, $2.5Oi!4.90; canners, l.i6'(2.35; uullx,
12.6.194.40; cnl vis, $j.796.lo; Tcmis 8tec 8,
W.4094.60.
nuus Receipts, i6,ow neari; estimated
tomorrow. 15.0uo: left over. 6.316: strong to
5c higher; mixed and butchers, $5.759u.()j;
goou to cnoice heavy, jii.i'tiyi.ji'.j; r.niKn
heavy, $5.6095.75; light, $5.60)j5.85; bulk of
sales, $5.80y5.95.
SllWtfJi' AiiU LiA.MUH ltcccipis, o.vx
1 , A . .. t , . I 1 V. . .nr,.l.. n rn I .A
il. ll,J , onil'l! IIIIU l.kiliur, OH tluj , (.uu,, .v
choice wethers. $3.9u94.50; fair to cluic
mixed, $3.6093.!); western thecp. $3.60n4tO;
yearlings, $4.0094.75; native lambs, $).2'j)
u.OO; western lambs, $3.75&5.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. July 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5.5U) natives, 1,000 Texans and 651
caivcs; ueef steers nxui&c nigner, tno uip
price being $6.10, which Is the hgheit uf
the venr: cows lOo hlcher. other c.lttle
strong; cholco export and ilre?setl beoi
steers, $5.509 6.10; tnlr to good, $3,109 .4u;
stockers and feeders. J2.50ni.23; western fed
steers, $-l.6095.W): western ratige steers, 3.20
94.35; Texans unci Indians, $4.o05i4.50; Texns
mus steers, .i.zajrn.w; cows, eiwii i..u,
elfers. $2.757f4.t5: canners, $1.759 2.40; bulls,
$2.35(4.50; cuTves, $2.60(16.35.
HUUo Receipts, lb, txsj nenu; nmrnii nu
higher: top, $6,074; bulk of sales, J5 90'i
6.0J4; mixed packers, $5.609.1.90; light, SB3o
81IEEF AND LAMRS Receipts, 2,005
head: lambs weak, sheep steady; lanib.i,
$4,5045.00: wethers, $3.25fi3.ii; yearling".
$3.6094.00; ewes, $3.0003.26; stock sheep, 11.60
2.7B.
Stock In Sight.
Thn fnllnwlne table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep at tho live principal
live stock mantels juiy iv
Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
.. 1.334
.. 6,425 .
.. 6,600
.. l.SOO
.. 1,333
9,121 3.505
Chicago
lli.OOi)
16,600
7,400
10,713
0,000
:,ooo
too
601
Kansas uity .
St. Louts ,
St, Joseph
Totals
. .16,392 69,766 11,609
PENSIONS FOR WKSTI311N VETERANS.
Wnr StirTlvorn Itemeinlieretl br the
fieiternl Government.
WASHINGTON, July 19. (Special.) The
following pensions havo been granted:
Issue of June 29:
Nebraska: Orlglnal-Wllllam G. Kent,
Englo, $6: Harlow O. Hall, Syracuse, IS;
Hnrvey M. Pickens, Rerwln, $S. Restora
tion und reissue Chnrles R. Sherry (dend),
Reatrlco, $12. Incrense Leonldas White,
Lnurel. $S: Peter Whitlow, Auburn, $12;
Christopher Underwood, Fnrnum. $12;
George Ringer. Friend. $10; Wesley M. Vsn
nlce, Rroken Row, $17. Original widows,
etc. Mary J. Helkes, Wnkelield, $8; Helen
J. Sperry, Rentrlce. $8. War with Spain,
orlulnal Joshua Hlghtower. Crete, $17;
Jerry Rchmann, Lincoln, $6; AVIlllam W.
Howling, ueatrlce, $fi.
mwn: uriginni Anron o. nuns, mniuu
tllnul,.,l tr.. William U Wii.ln Wtfllnnn
$6; Wllllnm il. Thompson. Clinton. $6; Mor
gan 1.. Kisor, union .Minn, in: ueorgc v.
Gist. Clear Lnko, $6; John W. Ruggles,
itn. ?: rnomns uemoss, uoruova. s.
lit onal Warren Parish. Naslwa. $S.
Restoration nnd reissue David G, Schlvo
(dead), Roonsboro, $8; Henry N. Harris
(dead), Relnbeck, $17. Rcnownl Ellas J.
Duncan. Mnrshalltown. $6. Increase
Thnmns Fisher. Edci'wood. $12: Henry H.
Swope, Des Moines, $12: Frederick Mnrwit.,
Raldwin, $10; John C. Williams. Peoria. $12;
Thnmns L. Dyer, Polk City. $S: Walter M.
wiicox, sac city, : cnnries r. wmiunn.
Woodbine, $8; Moses A. Mantz, Lndora.S;
Joseph A. Reese, Comnncho, $S; Jnsier
Rouslnugh, Cnstann, $22; Alpheus rlwltzler.
Shannon City, $10; Mnhlnn N. Raiser. Ack
ley, $8; George McClarnen, Soldiers' Homo,
Mnrshalltown, $10. Original widows, etc.
Mnrtha J. Cottrcll. Fertile, $8; Emma P.
Sharp, Audubon, $8; Mnrla Schlvo, lloons
Imrn. IS; Annie Frazler. Davenport. $8:
minors of Christian W. Rraudstetter, Shan
non City, lit; Eiipnrosimia wise, jieiicvue,
.! Annln E. Rlack. Nevlnvlllo. $8: minors
of Henry N. Harris, Relnbeck. $16.
Wyoming: Restoration James E. Pol
lock, Jelm. $6.
South Dakota: Increase Peter Miller,
Relic Fourche, $10; John D. Doughty. Aber
deen, $12. War with Spain, original John
D. Keeney, Huron, $12.
North Dakota; Restoration and tncreaso
Wllllnm H. Lnckey (dead), New Salem,
$12. Original widows, etc. Ella Lackey,
New Salem, $8.
Montnna: Increase Joslah P. I.esher,
Ilutte. $10; John Herrlck, nosebud. $S,
Colorado: Increase James Fnlrley, Crip
ple Creek, $10; Robert J. Moore, Ilonanzn,
$8; James A. Kelley, Cripple Creek, $8:
Jnsper N. Hunter, Pnrachute, $8. Original
widows, etc., renewal Amelia Connolly,
Leadvllle, $12.
New Post Minsters.
WASHINGTON. July 19. The president
has. appointed tho following postmnsters:
CallTornla, San Luis Obispo, S. D. Ilnllou;
Colorado, Laku City, William II, Oglo; Il
linois, Dloomtngton, J. A. Ilohrer; Indian
Territory, Sapulpo, John N. Ilayllss; Iownt
Elma, Francis Trunkey; Kansas, Council
Orove, R, M. Armstrong; Waverly, Harvey
P. Donncll; Montana, Virginia City, James
II. Powell; New Mexico, Albuquerque, U.
W. Hopkins; Clayton, John It. Ruyor;
Texns, Pilot Point, Honry M. Cnrson;
Wyoming, Rock Springs, Dwlght M.
Thayer.
A Sure Cure for Illnrrlioen.
Coming, as It docs, Jn tho busiest teason,
when n roan can least afford to loso time,
a sure nnd quick cure for diarrhoea la very
desirable. Anyone who hus given It a trial
will tell you that tho qulckt.u, surest and
most pleasant remedy In uso for this dis
ease ) Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Thero Is no lo of
tlmo when It la used as ono or two iloseb of
It Ttlll cure uny ordinary ottnek. It never
falls, not even In the most severe and
dangerous cuics. For ealo by all druggUU.
GREAT POLITICAL GATHERING
I.entllnsr t'nnservntl vp nnil t iilmtlst
l.lKbts Invlletl tn lllettlielm
Pnlnee,
LONDON, July 19. Tho duko of Marl
borough Is about to apponr In n new roli.
There will occur nt Hlenholm p.tlnce, tht
ilulio's scat, Woodstock, Oxford. August In.
'no of the largest political ilenionstratlotu
of recent times. Its object Is to celebrate
the third unionist victory lu tho elections.
Three thousand delegates from tho cou
scrvatlve nnd liberal unionist associations
throughout tho country will bo present,
whllo the gathering will number In all
about 7.000. Mr. llalfotir nnd Mr. Chnmbcr
lnlu will make addresses and the duko of
Marlborough will preside.
The duchess of Marlborough will enter,
tain this grrnt throng nt luncheon In a
lingo tent, especially erected upon tho his
torlc grounds. All the unionist members of
Iho Houso of Commons have been Invited.
The palnce will be opened for public Inspec
tion, and, In fact, Illenhelm will be en fote
as It hns not been for many years.
A distinguished house party will follow,
several of the most prominent persons pres.
ent remaining until the end of th week.
Among tho features of the fete will he a re
cital upon tho celebrated organ In the Iong
library, booting upon the lakn nnd render
ing of band music during tho entire day.
The duko of Marlborough said to a repre
sentative of the Associated Press. "No
significance Is attached to this fete, so far
ns I am concerned. I did something simi
lar five, years ago, only on a much smaller
scale. I thought this would bo a good time)
for the unionist party to effectively prove,
Its cohesion nnd the concord which prevail
In the party nnd also give the leaders a
chanco of personnlly thanking their ngenti
and workers; so I asked them nil to come)
to nicnhelm,"
Tho duke of Marlborough Is not going to
tho United Stntos nnd has not tho faintest
Idea of succeeding Lord Mlnto ns governor
grnernl of Cnnnda. Ho characterized both
reports as utterly unfounded.
W. C. T. U. ANNUAL CONFERENCE
ProKrnm for the Meeting nt Chnii.
tnuqun Cinitnliin Some Inter- 1
rntliiK Dlneiissliins.
CHICAGO. July 19. The nnnunl confer,
ences of the National Women's Christina
Temperance union at Chautauqua. N. Y.,
will bo hold July 23 to July 26, Inclusive.
Theso conferences are n pnrt of tho
Womnn's club work, under tho direction ot
tho president, Mrs, R. T. Vincent. Mrs.
S. M. D. Fry, corresponding secretary of
the National Womnn's Christian Temper
nnco union, has chnrgo of tho temperance,
conferences; she Is tho lender tho first day
with tho subject, "Obstacles to Sclontlllo
Temperance Instruction;" Mrs. Helen L.
Ilullock Is the second day's leader, subject,
"A Model Mothers' Meeting." "School
Savings Ranks ns Chnracter Builders." Is
Mrs. S. L. Obcrholtzer's subject for the
third dny, nnd Mrs. Carrie L. Grout closes
with tho topic, "Saloon Revenues Minus
Saloon Homages, Equal What?" Discussion
follows nil pi-pors. Mrs. Ilullock is In
charge of Kellogg hall, Womnn's Christian.
Temperance union hendquorters, where In
teresting talks by distinguished peopli
from homo nnd nhrond nro given every
evening from 7 to 7:30,
CHICAGO, July 19. Tho Nntlonal
Woman's Christian Temperance union wll
hold a temperance congress July 31 In tho
Delaware Avonuo Raptlot church of Duffalo.
Three sessions, morning, nfternoon nnd
evening, will bring out the choicest tnlent
of the Woman's Chrlstlnn Temperance
union of Amerlcn, nsststed by speakers
from Jnpnn, Englnnd and South America.
Mrs. Lllllnn M. N. Slovens, president of
tho National Woman's Christian Temper
ance union, will prcsldo at all tho sessions.
AFFAIRS IN JHE FAR EAST
Dlplomntli' Corps nt PcUlji Consldrr
iiir Russian I'mpiisnl for
Eventnnl Tariff Inerense,
WASHINGTON, July 1!). Commissioner
Rockhlll has provided tho State department,
by cable with tho present status of tho ne
gotiations at Pekln:
"Diplomatic corps at Pekln is engaged In
considering tho Russian proposals for thn
eventual Increase of tho tariff (maritime
customs). A solution of tho problem Is
hoped for. Tho Indemnity fixed at 450,000,
000 tanls and 4 per cent Interest has been
formally accepted and Japan has waived
preforontlnl treatment. The formal sur
render of Pekln to tho Chinese authorities
1b expected to take place August 14."
Tho date niontloned U tho anniversary of
tho relief of tho legatloners hy tho Interna
tional forces. Tho Russian proposal re
ferred to is understood In nubstnnco to bo
an Increase from 6 per cent to 10 per cont
of customs duties which tho Chinese gov
ernment may collect from Imports from for
eign countries. It Is further understood
that this Ijicrcnse Is not to take effect nt
once And perhaps not at nil. It will de
pend upon tho resources of China under
tho existing system. This proposition Is
believed to be much less objectlonnblc to
Groat Britain nnd Juprn, ns well as to tho
United States than ihe original proposi
tion to mako nn absolute and Immediate
Increase of tho customs duties to the ex
tent proposed.
Prince Chun flnlls.
SHANGHAI, July 19. Prlnco Chun,
brother of tho emperor of China, uK goes
to Berlin to express tho Chinese cmberor's
formal regret for tho death of Baron von
Kottelcr. tho Oermon minister, toda'r re
ceived u deputation of British and American
Protestant missionaries, who wished h'tn a
safe Journey. Prlnco Chun sails from hro
tomorrow for Genoa.
.N'oriTny Adopts Krlinrilt System.
BERLIN, July 19. Norway has adopted
tho Erhardt system of artillery nnd hn
ordered twenty-two completo batteries from
Germany.
Commute liners' Sentenre,
CAPETOWN, July 19. Lord Kitchener
has commuted the sentence of denth passed
on thirty-four Boer prisoners to penal serv
itude for life at Bermuda.
Corliln Inspect Iiik Posts,
MANILA, July 19. Adjutant General
Corhln and his party are inspecting thn
military posts along the Monlln-Dagupan
railroad.
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addition to barn, Thirty-steond and Do g .
$5M; O. C Campbell, two frame, dwelling'.
Twenty-eighth nnd Decatur, $2,000; Chailes
l'"rom, frame dwelling, Thirty. sixth anil
Spring. $3n0; C Rasmussen, Twenty-slxth
and Patrick avenue, frame dwelling, $1,000,
Tetrpnone 102W.
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