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    TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1002.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
i
Trd la All FiU Belapte Into Satll
i Velum and Hemus Temperament
SEPTEMBER WHEAT MAKES SLIGHT GAIN
Geaoral Ton, I1owt, la ea4ly,
v Wklle Cora la "low h! Oat
, Ara.Dmll, Thoagk Cloo
lna; Higher.
CHICACIO, Jnlr 22. There was a mall
and nervou trade today. Light local
flock kept the shorts In July very active
n all grains and manipulative deals wore
(talked of In absence of vigorous trading.
September wheat closed o higher, Sep
tember corn o lower and September oats
frc higher. Provisions closed tnf74o higher.
"Wheat ruled about steady. The opening
!Wa a Uttle higher on cablea and the
Weather, which waa a little showery and
wa expected to b rainy tomorrow. The
government crop report also Indicated
damage to wheat Commission houses,
i. hn stuff for ante, the outsider
waa keeping out of the market because of
fear of manipulation and receipt were
rvery rood. Tha main bullish Incentives,
kvhlch brought a late rally after an early
rfllp, were tha depleted stocks, th very
ttanr aradlne? of the recelpte and local
thunderstorms. The p roe per t a for port
business were somewhat Improved, out the
tiajih demand waa only fair. There W
renewal of the gossip that a lending packer
hvaa trying to boost Heptember prloea.
Jnder these InMuencea July wheat practic
ally atood still at 770. September opened
iinchanged to Ho up at 12iU'2o, dipped
0 73V4C, rallied to 72Jo and closed nrm, HO
tt nf mntract inula: Mlnneaoolls and
frinliitri renorted 2X6 cars, making a total
for the three polnta of 491 cars, against 340
fast week and 423 a year ago. primary re
fcelpta were l.O8,00O bushels, compared to
n.&iB.Oflo bushels last year. Seaboard . clear
inoea- la wheat and flour equaled 600,000
stiah a1n
r Corn waa alow and but little Interest waa
taken In the market. Oood crop reports
tended to depress the market early, but un
foertalnty over the manipulative aspeat of
July option kept the crowd from sailing
rvarv much short. The cash demand waa
lirood. prloea were firm In the eaat and
rubles were Improved. In the end the ex
rientatlons of a bumper crop, unless soma
Ulsaster overtake corn aoon, put prices
flown a trifle. September sold between 61 "A
fcfll'ic and 6lW&io and closed Ho down at
JLt!ulc. Iteoeipta were lit cars.
i fiats were dull. Oood weather and ex
cellent crop prospects Induced early lower
3rlces, but there waa good commission
iliouFe buying at times and late reports
iiiredlcted rains generally. September aold
Trom 33,i'334o to K&o and closed 14o up at
4rSc. neceipt were oniy li cars.
Provlslona reacted a little from yester
day's severe slump, but only a little of the
gain held. There was an easy opening on a
weak nog mantel, out. par iters supporter
and shorts covered. September Dork closed
trc up at $17.85, September lard Co higher at
aio.67Vi ana septenxoer riba 7HO up at
810.82U. -
I Estimated .receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 145
cars; corn, 170 cars; oata, 140 cars; bogs,
U.iiuu neai.
! The leading; future ranged a follows)
prlngs, 17cj fowls, lJWl.THe; turkeys, lS-fflte.
MtlAl.H weakness again rnnracterixca
the different metal markets, with but one
two exceptions. The amount of business
reported wss small and the trade looked
for further declines before there Is a sub-
tantlal ra v. Tin In the English market
lout 6, snot closing at 12H and futures st
C13 lis tkl. irany me maraei was very
weak in tone and lower, spot closing at
38.2V8'.!H.fiO. Copper at London declined as
M. with final prices 52 13 M for spot and
52 Ids M for futures, rseany an tracies
In the local market were lowered. Starid-
rd. spot to August, Is qioted at $11.3iHi3l
11 ft; 1ske Hiipeflor, $11.87y?n2.; electro
lytic, Ill.T.VS'll.SO. and casting. $11.75ij 11.85.
lead aoroaa wss in wiifr pomnon, n
vnnHner 2s M and closing at 11 6a. In
the local market there was no change, the
undertone being steany. Mpeiter waa un
hanged here at K.ns4 ana at xxinoon at
f9. Foreign Iron prlcea Improved slightly,
thouah there waa no change at home.
Glasgow closed a t Ms 6.1 and Mlddlesboro
at 6s lHd. in local maraei was stenoy.
Warrants nominal; No. 1 northern foundry
$23 fOtfX.OO; No. 2 northern foundry, $22.00
I&23.0O; No. 1 aouthern foundry, $.nf?fI3 00;
No. 1 soil aoumem luunury, ii.vj a.w.
OMAHA WHOUC8ALB MARKETS.
'Artlole. Open. High. I Low. Close. Tea.
Wheat
July
1 Sept.
I Dec.
Corn
I July
; Sept.
f May
Oata '
W July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
to. '
tork V
h. Juiy
I. Sept. ,
OcU.
(Lard
f Sept.
Ribs .
July
Sept
' 77 I 77 I 7W41 77 f 7B
(T24fi 72T, 72 72 72
I 72 72141 7M4 U 7214
"J T I B4 7 7
mstfrWiSi'm sthw evA'3i eiHffH
4B-H 46H 464 46H
43J li4SHi& 44
B3 CO M tin
M 67 65 67 . 68
804 11 80H ' $1
34 gfiV4 85 SSttM e44
82 83H KHfi 82tP33
)
rrw i it w it w i 17 i it w
4 17 M I 17 I 17 26 I 17 86 I 17 80
i 17 80 1 17 40 I 17 80 I 17 86 I 17 30
10 tS 10C2H JO 40 10 42H
10 60 10 671s 10 60 10 67H
; 10X5 1080 1012 10 12
... 10 25
, 10 10 85 10ZS 10 82H
10 43H
10 Ml4
lit 91
1015
lots
a Old. b New. No. t.
Cash quotation were as follows!
FLiOUH Firm; winter patents.
$s.afct
1.76: winter atralghta, VL30&S.60: winter
blears, $3.00340: spring specials. $4 30;
Spring patents, 1S08,S6; spring atralghta
13.003. SB.
W H BAT No. 1 epr1n, 763TSV4C No.
f0di7Uc: No. 1 red. 78o.
i Corn No. t o; n s yellow, wvtwio.
UI B IN O. A, lo; no. s wiuce, OiXUMXi.
I BAB IET talr to choice malting, 71(8T2c.
' BKEDii No. 1 flax. $L46: No. 1 north-
krestern, SL62. Clover, . contract grade, $8.36
L.40.
r PROVISIONS Dry aalted houlder
boxed), $9.87H'fr9.60; short clear aides
(boxed), $lL0Ot11.2S.
k WHISKT-Ou the baala of high wines,
11.81.
t The following tra the rtoelpt and ship
ments:
Receipts. Shlpmeots
Flour, bblSw..... 27.000 14,000
Wheat, bu 829.000 ' 41,000
Corn, bu 249.000 198.000
Oats, bu.. 193,000 74.000
hye. bu 14.000
barley, bu 6,000 1,000
t On the Produce exchange today tha but
ter market was steady; oreamerfaa, V
tfirie; dairies, 16319o. Cheese, steady at
luiiuo. i-gga, sieaay; rresn,
18HC
MARKET,
!llEW TORK GBlfERAIt
iiaotatlaaa of tha Day oat Tarloa
Commodities.
hard, Flc; No.
northern, 74Sc
FlJUR-Urm
' VHW VnTtir Jnf AirmTT'R Ttaeelnta
l.a.'O bbla.; exports, 4,94 bbls.;.anarket was
active on choice grades and steady; winter
I 'Stents, $3 ti.O0; winter straights, ii.Vxa
.85; Minnesota patents, $3.9uy4.10; winter
toxtras, $3.8o.i3.S5; winter low grades, $2.9utf
1 16; Minnesota bakers, $3.164i3.36. Rya
Jlcur, steady; sales, 600 bbla; fair to good,
83 2.W3 45; choice to fancy, $3.63.65.
COKNMKALe-Dull; yellow western, $1.32;
0!ty, $1.80; Urandywlne, $3.46-.00.
RYD Viulet; No. 1 wsatem, tkJC f. o,
t. afloat; state, 64c, o. L L New York car
lots.
li ARLET Nominal.
AVIIICAT-Recelpts 131,830 bu. export.
(T.W7 bu. Spot, steady; No. 8 red, 79c, ele
Wator; No. 8 red. BOVSeoHo, f. o. b. afloat;
iNo. l northern. DulutU, 8:1140, f . o. b, afloat;
PCo. 1 bard. Manitoba, 86V10, f. o. b. aoat.
Trade In wheat waa dull all day, with
steadiness the rule. Occasional reactions
out to favorable weather news, large re-
Ipts, easier Liverpool cables and un-
oadlnf, were followed each time by quick
allies. 1 ne noeral seaboard clearances.
Irm i'Veiuh cables and light offerings 1m-
elled much or the demand from snorts,
.ast prlcea were unchanged; July. Hi V'
lljo; closed at 81Hc; September, 77 6-lt$
7 11-lCc; closed at 7714o; December, Tilt J
iHc; cloaed at 7714c.
CORN Kx ports. 314 bu.2 salea. 45.000 bu.
futures. Spot, easy; No. $ 71c, elevator,
find 71 o. f. o. b. afloat. The option mar
tket opened steady on small Chicago re
ceipts, reacted under favorable crop news.
Valued again on firm cablea and the wheat
Itdv&nce, but flnlly broke, closing unset
tled with July Wo higher and other post
jtlona paxtly V0 net lower; July. 71c; closed
a. 71c; September, 46Sc; cloaed at
Xic: December cloaed at 61Hc.
5 OATS Receipts, 6S.6HO bu. ; exports, 110
Vu Spot, Arm; No. 8. 63Hc; No. 8. 63o; No.
B while, 86c; No. white, 64Sc; track.
tnlxed western. 84c; track, white atate, 64
AjJOo. Optlona weaker at first, bt aubse-
suuently rallied on general covering.
i HAY Steady ; shipping, 6iu70c; good to
k-hotoe, 96fl97c.
' HOPS uuiet; state, prime to choice,
OM crop, 19Vto231c; I90U, loc; olds, 649c;
state, common to t-noice. l9ol crop. Sisi-ix'
Euuu. IT'cjlho. olds, Tnliv; Pacific oast, 1901
fcrop. 9-trV4c; Jixo. 17t)lf; olds. 71&I00.
! L.V:ATHt;R Steady; acid, 24$2uc.
' HIDES Steady; Galveston. u to 25 lbs
18c; California. 11 to 36 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
Z4 to IDs., lc.
, WtKI-julet: domestic fleece. SMfUSc,
v PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. $100
18 50; mesa. $13.60; beef hams, tSl outrM u0;
tacket. $U60alj.b0; city extra India mess.
$j:.(ij-4K. Cut meats, ateady; pickled bel
lies, ll.!cijU W- pickled shuulders, W
i 50: plokled hnmi, $12 Wa U.W. Lrd. steady
western steamed, $10 90; July closed at
llO.tro, nominal; refined, quiet; South
America. $12; compound, tS-liCjiys 60; conti
nent. $11.80. Pork, aulet: family. I'il u
II 2S; short clear. $19.'il.T&; mesa, 8i.0u
19 87.
TAL,IX5W-Flrm; city (J per pkg ), c;
country (okas, freel. 6Vu5t.c.
RICE Finn ; domestic, fair to extra, 4H?
flic; Jrtiieneee 4.4ft
BUTTER Receipts. 1? .51$ pkgs.; steady;
Imitation creamery. iiVic; rartory, iwnisc
CHEESE Reteluta. 2.92 pks. : Weak to
Ytrm: fancy large, colured and white. V-,c:
fancy small, new slate full cream, colored.
jn-; wnue. v-c.
EQOS Receipts. W.K rhp- : Irregular
state and Pennsylvania. sott'-tHic; western
candled. 18iil9'5o.
kti'tl.ASSKS Klrtti: Nsw Orlesns. SS41c.
l'dl'LTKV-Alive, firm; chickens, lie;
turkeys. He; Icwla, lie Dressed, Arm;
Ceadltloa at Trad sad aoatleaa oa
Staple ad Fancy Predase,
EGGS-Candled stock, 161SHc
L1VE POULTRY Hens, 9Hc: old roost
ers, according to age, 4aoc; turkeys, eftioc;
ducks ana geese, wc; spring cnicxena, per
lb., 14-fflftc.
BU1111.K racking stock, uwiitc; cnoice
dairy. In tubs, 17c; separator. 20021c
FRESH CACUrlT rlnn iroui, luc; ner-
rlng, 6c pickerel, 8c; pike, 9c; perch, 6c;
buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunflsh, 6c; bluettn, 80;
whltensn, 10c; catnsn, mo; disck dsss, isc;
halibut, 11c; aalmon, 16c; haddock. Ho;
codfish, 12c; red snapper, loc; lobsters,
boiled, per lb., 27c; lobster, green, per lb.,
i&c; bullheads, 10c
CORN HC
OATS 66c.
AN Per ton. IIS.
HAY Price quoted by Omaha 'Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay, No.
upland, a; no. 1 medium, c.ou; jxo. 1
coarse. 17. Rye straw. M.ou. -jnes prices
are for hay or good color ana quality. u
mand fair, receipts ugnt.
VEQETABLiES.
CATJIjI FLOWER Home grown, per doa,
BOJlWc.
MSW UEUiSKi-ivaiamasoo, suo.
POTATOES New. per bu.. 86c
GREEN ONIONS Per do., aocordlng to
lse of bunches, vmaio.
TURNIPS Per bu., goo.
BEETS Per basket, 40o.
GREEN CORN Per do., 10a
CUCUMBERS Per do., 2b300.
IjETTUCIS Per dogen bunchea, fSo.
PARSIY Per do., iOgS6o.
RADISHES Per do.. Xu3t
WAX BEANS Home krown, per narket
basket, 80oi string bean, par market
basket. 30&25O.
CABBAGE California or noma grown.
new. laiixo. ... . .
ONIONS New caurornia, in aacxs, per
Ib,,8c.
Tomatoes rer du. DasxeT.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 12.16.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California. 88c: Texa JS1
bertas. ter 4-basket crate. 81.00.
PL.UMS California, per e-Daaaei crates.
fancy, $L16tol.H.
PRUNES fer dot, si.isxTa.
PEARS California. Der box. 83.25.
APPLES Hummer varieties, per bbl..
t;rL.ttni.n nonie-irvwu, pr ss-h1
case, 1.00.
i'i 1 Alii t-'f: 'iitii ner craia. nnn
RASPBERRIES Red. per 84-pt., 82.603
8.76. , .
PLACKBERniEa rer T4-qt. Case. , TS.VX
WATERMELONS Per 100. $17.004128.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 80 to St count.
83.60.
BANANAS Per bunch, aocordlng to
lse. I2.2fciii2.7a.
ORAMUiiM vaienciaa, w.7tao.w; Mtai-
terranean sweets. 84.00if4.Z6.
LEMONS Fancy, $6.00(36.60; Meaalna.
H-mtw.
CIDER Nehawka, per bbl., $3.16; New
TorK, .(&.
HIDES No. 1 green, eHo; No. I green,
Sftc; iso. 1 saitea, vc; mo. 8 sailed. o
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 1214 lbs.. Be; No. I veal
calf, It to 16 lb., c: dry hides. SQllo; sheep
pens, 70c; norse mo.es, ti.v-i.w.
POPCORN Per lb., 6c; shelled. 80.
NUTS Walnut. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.
12c: hard shell, per lb., llttc; No. 8 soft
shell. 10c: No. I hard shell, 80; Braslls, per
lb.. 14c: Albert, per lb.. 11c: almond, soft
shell, lto; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large, per
lb., uc; mail. 10c; coooanuta, per aacit,
13.A0.
OLD METALS A. B. Alpern quote the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $10.00; iron, stove plate, per ton. $7.60
copper, per id., sc; praaa, neavy, pr id,
8H0; brass, light, per lb.. Ac; lead, per lb,
SV4c; aino, per lb., 8c; rubber, per lb., 60.
ST. LOUIS. July 23. WHEAT Lower
No. t red. cash, elevator. 6H.c; track. 6SH3
70Hc, new; 73c, old; July, 69V4c; September,
wi)Wc; uecemoer, iuc: imo, i naro. vso
CORN Lower; No. I caah. 62c; track,
(4H&63c; September, 6214o; December,
OATS Higher; No. t cash. 40c: track.
new, 4ho; Sep torn Dr, witc; no. 1 wpite,
04d 690.
RYE Dull at Ma
FLOUR steady. New red winter nat
ents. 33. 4C 413.46: extra fancy and atralaht.
$3.10(3:3.85; old of both grade 16o higher per
DDij 01a clear,
BEEl Timothy, nominal. SS.00O3.3S.
CORNMEAL Steady at $3.16.
BRAN Easy: sacked, eaat track. 83c.
HAY-Dvll; Umothy, $9.60(3)15.50; prairie,
WHISKY Steady, $1.80.
IRON COTTON TIES-Steady, SLOS,
HAUUiHu-atcaay, tiisfT4jO.
HEMP TWINE 80.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; jobbing, old,
117.86; new, $17.75. Lard, nominal at $10.30.
Dry salt meat (boxed), stronger; extra
short, $10,874; clear rlba, $11; short clear,
$11.26. Bacon (boxed), stronger; extra
shorts, $11.76; clear ribs, $11.8714; short clear,
$I2.124.
METALS Lead, firm at 84.90. Spelter,
strong at xe.iu.
POULTRY Steady; chicken. 10Hc;
springs. 14140 ; turkey, 12o; duck, 714c;
geese, 4Ho.
uu 1 j f.K oieaay; creamery, iszzc;
dairy, 17 180.
EQOS Steady, uc; loss ore.
Receipts. Shlpmenta.
Flour, bbl 6.000 8,000
Wheat. DU ill. 40,000
Corn, bu..... 83,000 19,0ii0
Oatfl, bu 80,000 12,000
. a . HIAAIMi
seconl pstents, fa 7'''i.l DO, first clears, $3.00iU
8.10; second clears, 11. 46.
BRAN In bulk. $14.00314.ZS.
Liverpool Orala and Provisions.
LIVERPOOI July 13. WHEAT Pnot:
No. 1 northern, steady. 6s 2Sd; No. 1 Cali
fornia, quiet, Cs Sd. Futures: Quiet; July,
nominal; September, 6s lltd; December,
1 id.
CORN Spot: Firm: American mixed, 6s.
Futures: Hteady; September, 6a i:il; Oc
tober, Ks 24d.
PROVISIONS Reef, strong; extra India
mess, 107s sd. Pork, firm; prime mess west
ern, 82s 6d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 18 lbs.,
quiet, " Sd. Bacon, firm; Cumberland
cut. 26 to 30 lbs., steady. 66s 6d; short ribs,
16 to 20 lbs, quiet, Wis; long clear middles,
light, 28 to 84 lbs., steady 69s; long clear
middles, heavy, 36 to 40 lbs., quiet, 6fts6d;
short clear backs, 16 to 23 lbs., steady,
6s 6d; clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., steady,
62s 6d. Shoulders, square cut, 11 to 13 lbs.,
quiet. 47s. Lard, steady; prime western. In
lercea. null. Kssra; American rennea, in
palls, dull, 63s.
f 1 1 IT U I U, -n ) w ImH.,11 DiIhI white
47s 6d; Amerlrsn finest colored, 48 6i.
TALlAiW Prime city, steady, 28 6d;
Australian, In London, dull, 33s.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, nrm,
8s d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), nrm.
69 S 10a.
ui ttek Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, ateady, 6d.
1 northern, 7914c; No. 8
nothing doing; posted foreign, $48614 for
alxty uays, 14 89 on demand.
BALTIMORE. July 23. Clearlnga, 83.6M,
145; balances, $l,10; money, 44 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA. July .:ieanns,
$18,U6.561; balances,
ler r, n t
BOSTON. July 23. Clearing. ,sis,owi;
balances, ti.741,000.
CINCINNATI. July 28-Clesrlngs, $3,042,
$00; money, 36 per cent; New York ex
cabnge, par.
Boatna Sleek daetatleaa.
BOSTON, July t3.-Call loana P"
cent; time loans, 4iJ6 per cent. Oulclal
doting of stock and bond:
Atrhlene 4s 102 Allouei
() Is M Amlmt4
Ml. Central 4a t Hlnfhaia
K. O. 0 444 Calumet HKla.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK HARIET
4 Llgbt Eo)!pt8 of Oattl and Itrongti
Frioei Frerailea
HOGS CENED IOC LOWER, CLOSED STRONG
I cow 10M 3 90 I bulla. ...1650 $60
C. Mills Neb.
16 COW 907 1 6) 1$ cows .... 837 t 00
II. E. Falrchllds Neb.
I cow 9m I 86 1 cow 1110 t io
1 cow lino 1 86 4 cows MVS 86
4 cows Mi) I 4 $ cows - $
$ cows 1MV 3 20 1 cow 8;0 3 20
4 coa 910 2 60 1 cow M0 3 20
II cows 876 t 86 I cow 10o 8 6
1 cow 810 8 50
N.
AtrhlBon
So pfd
Boston A Albany..
Boston A Me
Donton Elevated ...
N. Y., N. H. H.
FItrhburg pfd
nton Faxlno ......
Amor. Sugar
do Md
Amealcan T. T..
Dominion 1. a B..
General EleMrio ...
Mm. Electrlo
do pld
. K. O. A C
1'nltrd Fruit
. 8 .Steal
do pfd
Weatlnsh. Common
Adventure
1CBW TORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Strong; Individual Causes Cor Bfanlp-
alatlon Greatly tn Evidence.
NEW TORK, July 23 The stock market
gain demonstrated Its absorptive power
today and made a various, quite convincing
show of strength, notwithstanding th ap
pearance of a reactionary tendency In tome
of the atocka which attempted to realize by
the high price attained and a few cases of
positive weakness, rne volume or acaungs
was again below 1.000.000 shares and the
bulk of dealings was congeated In a few
very active stocks. It was obvious, never
theless, that the bull campaign wa still In
force and mat large ana powerful capnai-
lata were still committed to tne long sine
of the market. Not much attention waa
paid to the news of the day, which waa
aomewhat men (rer In lta bearing upon
valuea of securities.
The speculation shifted from one to an
other quarter of the market in the usual
Droaress of rotation bv which skilful spec'
ulatlve leaders keep the movement of prices
equalized irom time to time ana witnoui
reaard to newa developing.
The weekly crop bulletin of the weather
bureau waa Interpreted favorably on the
whole. Some harm waa reported to the
various grain crops by too much rain, but
relief irom droutn wa reported ror tne
cotton crop and the condition of the corn
crop was considered highly satisfactory.
The outcome of the corn crop is the dom
lnant feature In the speculative situation
and turned the scale of sentiment In favor
of the advance.
Some disappointment, waa felt over denials
of rumor that anthracite mining would
be resumed on August 1 and the coaler
and eaatern railroads generally, with the
exception of an early advance In New Tork
Central, were also stationary.
A feature or tne aay wa tne mar Xing up
of various dormant stock which have not
shared In the recent advances. This ten
dency extended to Northern Securities com
pany on tne cum, wnicn rose buoyantly to
Aiv. vrrcai iiui me, 11 prtriviivu nuvanvru
44. but lo"t half of It. These movement
were simultaneous with the publication of
an abstract of the Indentlture securing the
new Oregon Short collateral bonds. This
showed that provision Is mane for allow
Ing that the Northern Securities deposited
as collateral for these bonds shall be al
lowed to share In any reorganisation proj
ect, or further union, merger or sale cf the
company's assets.
Profit-taking In Pennsylvania was acme
what aggravated by the action of the New
Tork aldermen In rejecting the Pennsyl
vania -tunnel contract. Brooklyn Transit
wa decidedly weak owing to the belief
that the company's bid for construction of
tne Last river tunnel win Ian of accept'
ance. The granting of a stay of the Amal
gamated company Injunction against the
working of a disputed mine by a rival was
held to explain the reactionary tendency In
that stock. There were striking upward
movement In various specialties which
were due to purely Individual cause or
manipulation.
The expectation that yesterday engage
ment of gold for export would be cancelled
waa only partly realized and there waa
further engagement by another firm of
$1,000,000, thus bringing the exports for the
week un to $2,760,000. The sustained steadi
ness of the exchange market Indicated that
the shipment Is an Indirect aettlement of
fdrmer obligations. London continued to
sell stocks In this market. The call monev
market was somewhat firmer and the time
money market distinctly strong, but this
did not seem to disturb the equanimity of
the buyers of stocks. Active profit-taking
made the closing Irregular and the net
changes mixed.
The bond market waa Irregular, total
ale, par value, $4,5r5.000. United States
old 4s, registered, declined 14 per cent on
the last call.
The following are the closing price on
tne New xorat BtocK exenange
Atchison
do ptd
Baltimore 4 Ohio.,
do pfd
Car ad lan Faclfta .,
Canada Bo ,
Chea. A Ohio
Cblcago A Alton..,
do pfd ,
Chicago. Ind. A h,
do ptd ,
Chicago B. III...
Chicago A u. W...
do 1st ptd ,
do Id pfd ,
Chicago A N. W..
C. R. I. P
Chicago Tar.
do pfd.
Kansas City Grata aad TProTtatoaa.
KANSAS CITT, July 23 WHEAT Sep
tember, ootttjoSSo: December, 66Sc; cash.
No. t hard, 6Mtc; No. 8, 64ttc; No. I red.
c; no. etxattttic
CORN September. 47(Sv47Uc; December.
J7Sc; cash, No. t mixed, 6offC2c; No. I
White. 6bc; NO. s. MU-otoc.
OATS No. 1 white, new, 483470.
RYE No. , 63c.
HAY Choice, timothy. $1C.C011.00: choice
prairie. $.7S67.00.
11 UTTER Creamery. 19V4c; dairy, fancy,
18c.
EQOS Steady; treeh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 14c do., loss off. cases returned.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 136.600 gg.ooo
Corn, bu 25,0 2S.j"0
Oats, bu ,. 64,000 14.000
Toledo Grata aad Seed.
TOLEDO. July 23. WHEAT Quiet,
steady: cash and July. 74vkc: September.
74 V1; December, 75tc.
. '1 ll) V UnLMt., atli-. arm. .V. .
July, fcVxc; September, 6i'c; becenber.
t k T a TN1I klvkAV, ...I, T..1.. KH
September, 81o; new July, 68c; new Septem-
DT. ODC.
SEED Dull, steady; October, $3.12.
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, tla;
extra nearby prints, 22c.
EOQS Steady ; fresh nearby, 18c, loss off;
fresh western. 18Vc. loss off: fresh aouth.
western, 18c, loss off; fresh aouthern, 15
IDC, HtPi Oil.
I'llttSb-nrm: New Tork full craama.
prime small. li",c: New Tork full creams.
lair to govu, swu'uc.
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 88. WHEAT
rnrmer; io. 1 nortnern. i'yrr;yc; jo.
northern. 78iT7Hc; September, fc.
RYE Firm; No. 1, 6otKiHc.
RARLET-Steady: i, 70c; sample, 66
O'tue.
CORN September, eovic
C. C. C. 4V St. h.
Colorado Bo
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Dal. Hudaoa....
Dal. L. A W
banvor A R. O....
do sfd
Erla
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Oraat Nor. pfd....
Hocking ValUr ...
do ptd
Illlaola Central ...
Iowa Ontral
do pfd
Lako Brio A W...
do nfd
L A N
Manhattan I,
Mat. 81. Rj
Max. Cantral
Max. National ...
Winn. Bt. L..
Mo. Pal do
M . K . T
do Pfd
N. J. Cantral
N. T. Cantral ....
Norfolk A W.
do Dfd
Ontario A- W
Fannaylvanla
Reading
do lat pfd
do td Dfd
Bt. L. A B. r....
do lat pfd
do M pfd ,
Bt. L B. W
do Pfd
St. Paul
Peoria
Market.
83.-CORN-
Plrra and
PEORIA. III.. July
Inactive; No. $, UVc.
OATS-Ftrm and higher; No. I white, 7
sjo "c. oiiit'o. inrougc.
WHISKY-$l.lu for finished goods.
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH. July 23,-WHEAT-Cash. No.
hard. T8ac; No. 2 northern, H'uc; No.
northern. i6Sc; July, 7bc; September,
OATS-September. 334c
Mlaaeapolia Graia Market.
JalNNEAPOLIS, July 8S.-WHEAT-July.
1 80c; September, On track; No. 1
ttMiBt. Paul pfd
,.104 1 80. PaolPo...
,.U Bo. Railway
,N ho pfd
..USVi TaxkS Paclflo
,. tl)4 Toledo. St. L.
,. Mi do pfd
,. 43 Union Paotfto
,. T7vt do ptd ,
,. 74 Wabash ,
,. 87 do pfd ,
..811 Whoailng A L. E
.. suit do Id pfd
.. OT Wis. Cantral ....
.. 47 do pfd
..HVi Adams Bi
..la9W Amarlcan Ex
A Tr... it Vnltad States Ex.
u4 waua-rargo mx.
.107V Amal. Copper
U!i Amar. Car A P..
T7i; do pfd
as 'Amar. L.ia. Ull...
..IW
.. 44
... 3
...IK)
... MH
... (1
... 4
... M
... 4
...1Z
...131
...115V
...160X
... rs
... u
...m
...118S
... 81W
... u
...117
...its
.... 1
... 14
,...1H
... 4I,
pfd
do pfd.
Amarlcan . A R.
do pld
3U.'Anae. Mining Co..
.. UH, Broklro R- T....
010, r uai at Iron
Con. Oaa
OonC Tobaoco
Oaa. Electrlo
inter, fauar ....
do Bid
Laclede Oaa ....
National Blacult
National Load .,
No. American .,
Paclflo Coaat ....
Paclflo Mall
People's Gas ....
Praased 8. Car .
do nfd
Pullman P. Car
Hapubllc Btoel .
do pfd
Sugar
Tana. Coal A I.
t'nloa Bag A P.
do pfd
U. 8. Laather ..
do prd
U. a Rubber ..
do pfd
MH;U. 8. steal
1.1 VI do pld
.19
. Mia
A W. II
H
u
.. 44
.. 17
.. 01
..to
..HI
..120
..115
.. I1a
.. Bit
.. U
.. 44
.. 874
...10
... to
.. ?T
...IKVk
..111
..114
... IvU
.. nvi
H4 Centennial
.ins Copper Rang ,
.I1H Dominion Coal
.I"!1 Franklin
.lWVi'Iol Rorale ....
.Ml
..1S4
..1"
..13t4
..11S
..14
.. tV
..117'
.. 41',
.. 7V
.. 41
..111
.. 40
..
... PR
Mnhawk
Old Dominion ...
iiareola
Parrot
qulncy
Santa ra topper
Italy Weat
TrlmnuntalQ
Trinity
I'nlted States ....
t'tah
Victoria
Winona
Wolrerlno
United Copper ..,
.
. H'
.170
. lH
.134
. II
. 44
. iH
. 4JW
. it
111
. Itt4
. M
. l4
. US
. 31
. 4'
. HV4
Fairly Liberal Receipt of Bkeea aad
Lanabs, bat Tradllaai Wa Active
aa tke Market Steasly
te Strong.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 23.
Cattle.
. 2,2U2 6.413
.4.173 10,631
. 1 twO 6,348
. 8,01$ $3,K6
.11.264 1H.421
. 7,1!7 18.473
. 6.UN7 88,318
. 8,238 2.4!8
. 7.640 26.07
Losios Btoolt market.
LONDON, July 23 4 p. m. Closing:
Conaols, money...
do account......
Anaconda
Atrhlaon .
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
Cheaapeake A Ohio.
Chicago O. W
C, M. A St. P...
Denrar A R. O..
do pfd
Erie
do lat, pfd
do 2d tifd
Illlnola Central...
Loularllla A Nash
M., K. ft T.....
do pfd
MS I Norfolk A Westarn.
.. Mk do pfd.
.. i Ontario A Weatarn..
.. 14 VPannarWanla
..1051, Reading
..11 do lat pfd
..141 do M pfd
84 Boutharn Railway...
II do pfd
1H71, Southern Paclflo
4SV tnlon Pacific.
. 6H do pfd
. list United Btatas Steel
. tlVi do pfd
. 66t Wabaah
.IM14 do pd
lttvt Spanlah 4a
. list Rand Mlnaa
. IS iDeBeors (def.)
New Tork Central. ..Ilt4l
BAR SILVER Quiet at 24tl per ounce.
MONhiV 2h2l ter cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
irai 7-16 per cent and lor three months'
bills ZTttfZVi pet cent
41
.. 14
.. M
.. I4
.. 44
.. I7H
.. 40
.. 4
.. T0"t
..lilt
.. 44
.. 41 H
.. I31t
.. 11
.. 4
.. 11
.. t
Receipt were:
Odlclal Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday
Three day this week.
Same days last week...
Same week before
Same three weeks ago..
Same four week ago...
Same day last year.,..
RECEIPTS FOR THE
The following table
of cattle, hogi and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparisons
with laat year:
1902. 1901. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 407,21 380,748 26.511
Hogs l,4f,774 L3M.158 7S.616
Sheep 483.01$ 664,767 66.764
Tha following table show the Average
price of hogs Bold on the South Omaha
market the last several day, with com
parisons with former years;
Hogs. Sheep.
B, 10
lO.ttfo
6.423
24.23
16,94 it
11.418
17.184
lfi,W8
Il.Sfci
TEAR TO DATE.
shows the receipts
HOGS There waa quite a decrease In hog
receipts today as compared with yesterday,
ut owing to a drop In prices at otner
polnta the markit eased off here. Trading
tarted In on a basis of about a lc decline.
As the morning ndvancrd, nowever, It be
came evident that there were none too
many hos to meet thy demand, and a a
result trading became more active. To-
ard the close prices also Improved, and
the last sales were probably not much more
han a nickel lower than yesterday a gen
eral market. As receipts were rather light
practically everything wa out of first
hands by the middle of the forenoon. The
bulk of the goo-1 hogs sold from $7.35 to
40, and from that up to $7.65. The pick
ing grades and lightweight stuff of poor
uallty aold from II. SO down. v
As will be seen from the table of receipts
above, the supply so far tills week haa been
neavier man for tne same days 01 last
weak, but hardly, equal to the same days
of last year. But more noticeable than
that la the sudden drop In prices. At the
close of laat wet-k the average price of
hogs was a fraction better than $7.66, so
hat for the throe days there has been a
decline of 30c to 36c. Representative salea:
Date. I 1802. 1901. 100.189.1898. 1897. 1896.
1...
1..,
$..
4..,
6...
10.'
New York Mining quotation.
NEW TORK. July 23. The following are
the closing price on mining atocka:
Adams Con
Alloa
Hraeca
Brunawtck Con...
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Deadwood Terra .
Horn BllTor
Iron Bllrer
Leadrllla Con ....
80
40
, M
.. IH
..m
..lot
..in
.. PC
.. r
Little Chief ..
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Saaga
Sierra Nevada
small Hopes
Btandard
.. 11
..187H
..uo
..
.. 10
.. 1
.. 11
.. 40
..14
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Juky
juiy
July
July 11.
July 12.
July 13.
July 14.
July IS...
July 16..
July 17..
July 18..
July ..
July 20..
July Zl..
July 22..
July 23...
7 64H
7 64H
I 63
a
7 64H
T7S.1
7 624
7 80S
7 83H
7 7!0
7 77V4
?,7
112
1 72
7 73Tt
7 66
7 62H
7 41H
7 82'2
5 89
6 74
I 731
s 78
a
S 83
6 63
6 85
6 92
6 85
$ 86
a
t 77
6 64
6 66
8 68
6 62
6 69
a
8 6S
6 71
s
13!
6 01
$081
6 16
6 11
s
6 131
i 13
6 04
I 02
6 08
a
t 02
4 94
4 87
4 89
4 m
t 07
a
5 16
I 73;
3 78
a.
3 78f
I 83
3 81
IS6,
t 801
3 96
4 04
6 13 4 t
4 06
3 9
4 2S
4 19
4 21,
4 84
3 61
t m
3 6 3 8X1 3 87
t 181 I 86
8 18 2 f
3 31 13 9a
8 76,
I 81
8 78
3 7(H
3 73
8 82
3 77
3 77
8 S3
4 01
4 16 3 82
8 89
3 86
3 81
8 79
3 82 3 25
8 28!
I 18
3 14
3 16
3 17
3 20
3 26
S 321
I So
3 38
3 27
2 98
1 04
2 96
2 87
2 84
a
1 97
8 00
3 06
3 07
2 97
2 96
2 97
2 97
2 68
2 a
Indicate Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was: .
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Bh'p. H ses
Forelga Fiaaelal.
LONDON. July 23. Bullion amounting to
C5.UU0 wa withdrawn from the Hank 01
England today' for ahlDment to South
Africa. Gold premium are quoted: Bueno
Ayres, 131.40; Lisbon, 28; Rome, 1.80. Money
was plentiful today and rates were easy.
uihcounts were atagnant, operator being
cautious owing to the uncertainties as to
the outlook. Business on the Stock ex
change was mostly listless. Professional
v ere Indisposed to commitment pending
tne settlement, consols were more cneer
ful with the cessation of French selling.
American were the most active section.
They recovered In response to Nev York,
rjut tne tone was wavering ana tne aeoj.
Inns were mainly professional. The fea
ture were Atchlsons, Eries and Union Pa
cific. Americana at the close were buoy
ant. Spanish 4s and Rio tlntos had a bet
ter tone. Kaffirs were Irregular. The lead
ing shares were firmer. On the street after
the closing price continued to advance
Union Paclflo touching 112 Va and Canadian
paclflo 141.
PARIS, July 23. Three per cent rentes,
lOOf 37Ho for the account: exchange on
London, 25f 16c for checks; Spanlah 4s,
81.07. Parquet stocks and Kaffirs opened
steady on the bourse today, but later re
ceded fn sympathy with the collapse In
rentes, due to realisation of holders of 8Vi
per cents ana also on account 01 tne un
easiness caused by the event resulting
from the compulsory closing or tne de
nominational schools which did not comply
with the law. Weakness prevailed until
the cloae. Industrials were offered through.
out, but recovered slightly at the moment
of closing. Rio tlntos rallied owing to aat-
lsfautory New York, advices. Kaffirs closed
earner. 111
BERLIN, July 21 On the bourse today
home funds were In strong demand owing
to the ease of money. Internationals were
well maintained. Other departments were
oulet and rather neglectea. Tranavaais re
lapsed. Canadian Pacifies advanced. Ex
change on London. 20m 48Unfg for checks:
discount rates ror snort ouia, 1 per cent;
for three momns- duis, iy, per cent.
Coadltioa ( the Treasary.
WASHINGTON. July 23. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve in tne division or redemption.
shows: Available cash balance, fUK,si,.
Bsc; Bold, 8W,Wf,04o.
Oottoa Market.
NEW TORK, Julr 23. COTTON-Puture
opened ateady; July. 8.63c: August. 8.84c:
September, 8.08c: October, 7.80c; November
and December. 7.77c: January and Febru
ary, 7.78c; March, 7.77c. Spot, quiet; mid
dling uplands, 9c ; middling gulf, 80;
jales. 85 bales.
X-". . . . - ... w . Y.. 1 ft.. l.a,
8.30c: September, 8.06c; October, 7.87c; No
vember, 7.78c; December, 7.78c; January,
7.7sc; irenruary, 7.78c; Marcn, 7.77c.
LIVERPOOL. July 23. COTTON Spot
Fair demand; price l-32d lower; American
middling, 6d.
ST. LOUI8, July 23. COTTON Quiet;
middling, 8 10-1; sales, l'JU nates; receipts.
C M. V St. P. Ry 3
Missouri Paclflo Ry.. 12..
Union Pacific system. 8 18 13
C. A N. W. Ry 4 7..
F., E. te M. V. R. R.. 26 28 6
C, Bt. P..M. A. O.... 6 13
B. A M. R. Ry 15 9 8
C, B. 4 Q. Ry
C, R. I ft P., eaet.. t
C, R. I. ft P., west.. .. 2
Total receipts 60 84 21
No.
10..,
II...
71..
(4..
44..
77..
71..
M..
17..
"I..
74..
71..
14
70....,
71
12
71
71
74
74
17
44
II
71
71
10
M
0
71.....
81
II
M
M
76
0
44
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated: .
Buyer. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
D Will BlIIU lllUJBtlJ.,,...
Cuaany packing CO
Armour A Co
K. Becker ft Degan
Vanaant ft Co
Carey ft Benton
LObman co
W. I. Stephen
Livingstone ft Schaller.
Hamilton ft Kotnscmia.
L. F. Huss
Dennis ft Co....,
Wolf ft Murnan
B. ft 8
Hammond
Other buyers ....
23
876
223
439
12
66
88
31
24
88
87
16 .
16
61
1.846
1.423
474
1,742
2.831
1,001
1,357
477
no m
Totals 1,669 6,842 6,461
CATTLE There was a very light run of
cattle here today a compared with yester
day, so tnat, wnue tne supply ror tne
three day of this week shows an Increase
over the same days of laat year, there la
a decrease a compared with the same
davi of last week.
Owing to the moderate offerings today
the market waa active and steady to strong
all around, mere were oniv a tew corn
fed steers on sale, but anything good met
with ready sale at strong prices. The
nart fat stuff of course was not In very
good demand and probably did not sell any
more man sie&ay wnn yenieruny. iriu-
In. however, wa Quite active and prac
tically everything in the yards was d te
noned of in good seaaon.
The cow market wa also a little better
than it was on Tuesday. Packera seemed
to be quite anxloua for the better grades
and such kinds commanded strong prices.
The less desirable grades were about
ateady, but at the same time It wa easier
to sell them today than it waa yesterday.
Xtuiis, veai caives ana stags aino soia lor
fully as much as they did yesterday.
There were only- a few atockers and feed
ers Included In the offerings this morning
and the cattle of good weight and quality
changed nanas ireeiy at strong pricea
Prime yearlings were aiso in good request.
The common Kinaa or an weignta were
mora or less neglected and sold at about
steady prices. Yesterday there wa quite
a good aemana irom tne country and a
cars were shipped out.
There were not very many weatern range
cattle on aale this morning, so that a fair
teat of the market was not made. The
few that were offered, however, aold to
fully as good advantage as tney did yes
terday and the market could aafely be
quoted ateady to strong. Representative
sales: .
BEEF STEERS.
.. Tl
..
.. 71
..U4Vt
Weatarn Union ...
Amar. Locomottra
do pfd
K. C. Southern...,
do ptd
..U6
.. 71
.. 40Uj
..104
.. 47
.. 171
..147
.. 11
.. 74
..1111
.. 4
.. 14
.. M
.. II
.. 14
.. 14
.. I
.. 44
.. 0
.. U
.. 11
..
.. I
.. u
Xtw York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 23. MONEY On call.
steady, 2j3 per cent; closing bid and
asked, 2'iii per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4V6 f"tT Cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 8?74
for demand and at $4.8:n4. SjVa for sixty
daye; posted rates, Hb&U4.tt; commercial
Din s, n.ovvq n-
SILVEH-Bar. 62c; Mexican dollars,
41Sc.
BONDS Government, easier; state, inac
tive; railroad, irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
rg
do coupon
do la, reg..
do ooupoa ,
do saw 4a.
do coupon .
do old 4a, rag...
do coupon
do la, reg
do coupon
Atcklaoa gen. 4a..
do ad). 4a
Bal. A Ohio 4a....
do la
do coot. 4a
Canada. 80. la
Central of Oa. Is.
do lat tne
Chaa. A O. 4a...
C. A A. I'll
C, B. A VI. a. 4a
C, U. A B. P. g. 4
C. A N. W. c 7a.
C . R. I. A P.
rag.... 107 L. ft K. nnl. 4s 101
1"T Met. Central 4a II
IX do lat Inc II
loat Minn. A Bt. L. 4a. ..104
..132 M.. K. ft T. 4s D
..Ui1, do la
..ltw N. T. Cantral la 101
..lai do gen. la lu
..lul N. . c. gon. Is 1W
..loa No. Pacific 4a 104
..104l do la 71
.. H N. A W. con. 4s. ...101
...101 Heading gen. 4s '
.. k St. Lb A I. 14. 0. ia..ll
...111 st. u a s r. 4a ea
...10 St. L. 8. W. la M
..! da la aa
.. 14 B. A. A A. P. 4a
...la So. Pa 1 Bo 4a
.. 11 So. kailwajr (a...,
.. i T. A P. la
a.. 114 T . HI. LAW.,
..134 t'nloa PalBo 4a...
110' do coav
CCC. A St. L. g. 4a.. 101 Waluah la
Chicago Tar. la do la
Colorado So. 4a ' do dek. B ...
Iientar A R. Q. 4a. .101 ;Weat Shore 4a.
Erie prior Ilea 4a.. .10 Wheel. A L. E
do general 4a MV V. la Central 44
r. w. a d. c. ia... in
Hocking Val. 4a....lie
ICooa. Tooacoo 4S. ,
I
1
Ill
110
4a.. u
104
li
lir
Ill
77
, 111
4a... 14
94
Baa a CrVarlaaja.
OMiHA, July 23 Bank clearing. $1 046.
66?. 03; corresponding day last year, $917,-
1,81,. increase. 1.2l.,MSo.
ST. LOUIS, July 23 Clearings. $7,038,403;
Daiances, 8..778; money, steady, 6-'o per
cent; isew lort exenange, vk premium.
NEW YORK, Julv 23 -Clearings. $273,
417 941; balnncea. ti2.2tiS.3ar
CHICAGO, Julv a Clearings, $26 Kt 878;
Daiancwa, i,ri.iJi; rsew lurk exchange,
bales; shipment, 60 bale; stock, 1'
bales.
LIVERPOOL. JU1T Z3. COTTON BOOt.
fair demand; prlcea 13-32d lower; American
minanng lair, tit-sza: gooa miaanng.
6 8-32d; middling, 6d; low middling, 4 29-32d;
gooa ordinary. 420-irza: ordinary . 4i(-za.
The salea of the day were 8,000 bale, of
which 1.600 were for speculation and export
ana inciuaea 7,1x10 American; receipts none.
l-utures openea quiet ana ciosea steaay.
American middling g. o. c. : July, 4 62-64d,
value; July and August, 4 49-64d, buyers;
August and September. 4 43-64d. sellers:
September and October, 4 30-64d, sellers: Oc
tober and November, 4 23-644 24-4d, sellers;
November ana uecemDer, 4 zu-e-iia u-Md,
sellers; December and January, 4 18-64(9
419-64d, sellers; January and February,
4 i5-64d, sellers: eoruary ana Marcn,
4 17-6i'a4 18-64d, buyers; March and April,
4 17-64J. buyers.
NEW ORLEANS. July 23. COTTON
Quiet and ateady; aalea, 800 balea; ordinary,
1 s-ibc: gooa ordinary, gi-isc: low middling.
8-16c; middling, 9c; good middling. 3 6-16c;
miauling fair mi-iec: receipts. j:usi bale.
Future, near months, steady; late months,
steady; juiy, s use, asKea; August,
8f9c: September. 7.9WKC: October. 7.71'
7.72c; November. 7.61&7.63c; December, 7.61i
l.f.c: January. 7.61fa'7.62c.
GALVESTON, July 23.-COTTON-8teadyi
miaoung, s tv-ioc.
i
Evaporated Apple aad Dried Fralta.1
NEW YORK. July 23. EVAPORATED
APPLES-The market continues quiet, with
crierings of spot so limited as to give the
n crket a nominal tone; futurea are in fair
demand around the recent basis: common
to good are quoted at sCalOc: prime. 10 a
liic cnoice, uitriic laucy, iimijc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT-Prune
are In goou demand and stock' are re
ported gradually cleaning up, particularly
In the more desirable grades. Futures are
receiving -considerable attention and show
a hardening tendency. Spots are quoted at
3ifi6c for all grades. Apricots are leas
active and quoted In boxea at 10H14c; In
bags, 1ohi12c Peaches are in moderate
demand and good grades are reported firm;
peeled peaches are quoted at 1216o and
ur pee led at fjlo.c.
Oil aad Roala.
OIL CITY. Pa., July 23 OIL Credit bal.
ancea, $122; certificates, no bid; shipments.
93 028 obis., average TO.zt dd s.; run via.
174 bbl.. average 78.660 bbls.
TOLEDO. O.. July 23. OIL Unchanged.
NEW YORK. July 23 OIL Cotton aeed.
dull and eaay; prime, crude, nominal; prime
yellow, 43r; petroleum, steady; turpentine.
steady. 4t'i(H4ic.
LIVERPOOL. July 23-OIL-Cotton eed,
Hull renned, snot, wesk, Zs Sd.
LONDON. July 23.-OIL Linseed 20 d:
beet sugar, July. 6s; turpsnttne spirits, S3.
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Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. July 23 DRY GOODS
The market has been quiet today for gen
eral run of cotton goods, without change
In prices ot any description in this mar
ket. Print clothe, ateady. but demand
quieter. Men'a wear woolens for spring
still opening at last season's prlcea. Dress
goods, firm for staples for quick delivery,
and no movement of any moment for next
spring.
gar Market.
NEW IORK. July 23. SUQ AR Raw,
firm; fair refining, Ir: centrifugal, 96 teat.
IVc: mulaaeea auaar. 3c: renned. steady.
NEW ORLEANS. July 21 BUQAR
Strong; open kettle, 2ft3 3-16c; open kettle,
centrifugal, HiVc- centrifugal yellow, 39
4Lc; seconds, lSaJWc Jdiasses, (Juu; COU-
trlfugal, tiilM.
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1 steer 730
1 steer 1450
67 feeders., 843
16 feeders.. 717
18 feeders.. 643
$ feeders.. ll6
$ feeders.. 814
14 feeders.. 883
13 feeders.. 836
6 feeders.. 76
14 feeders.. t6
18 feeders.. 8X8
22 feeders.. 453
8 calves.... ltt
1 heifer.... 730
21 heifers... 4K7
4 cows...,
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SHEEP There was another fairly liberal
upply of sheen and lambs here today.
which makes the receipts for the first half
of the week considerably heavier than for
the same days of last week, and there Is
iso a gain over the same days of last year.
There were none too many, however, to mtel
the requirements of local packers, aa Is
shown by the fact that an active and
steady to strong market was experienced.
Buyers were all out early and it only
took them a short time to buy up every-
hlng offered that waa at all good. It was
noticeable, however, that the prices ptid
were a little uneven, aa some sales looked
considerably higher than others. As a gen
eral thing, though, the market could oe
quoted ateady to strong and active. Ewes
and wethers mixed aold aa high aa $4.00
and $4.06, and the wethers that sold yester
day at $4.15 brought the same price today.
There were some Idaho lambs offered that
brought as high as $6.00.
Feeders continued In good demand and
could be quoted active and fiflly ateady.
Receipts, nowever, were light.
tjuoiattons lor cuppea stock: aood to
choice yearlings, $4.60Q4.76; fair to good,
14.OOfH.60; good to choice wethers, $4.10U4.36;
lair to good wethers, $3.80jjX.10; good to
choice ewes, $3.7wtj4.00; ' fair to good ewes,
$3.26i3.75: good to choice spring lambs, $6.00
$6.25; fair to good spring lambs, $6.766.00.
feeder wethers, $3.00.26; feeder yearlings,
83.ltKtl3.50; feedek lambs. $3.003.90: feeder
ewes, $i.Ka'-l.iO- Representative sales:
No.
237 western wethers
10 western ewes
306 western ewes
477 Montana' ewes
1116 western wethers
10 cull ewes
62 western ewes
42 western yearlings
149 cull lambs
1 cull
16 common lambs.,
8 Idaho lambs
602 Idaho lambs
16c lower: natives, $4 Sflft 25; oows and
iielfers, $1.6lpJ5; veals, $J.&3'6.0o: bulla
ami stnss, $2.60d 25; stockers and feeders,
$.."ii.-. 'A
HOUS4 Receipts, 4.1SJ head; lol5o lowers
Hunt and 1 1 a lit mixed, $7.(?7 40: medium
end heavy, ;. 3637.65; plga, $4 16ai7.16; bulk,
$7.:tr.ii7 4V
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 736
head; beat steady, othera weak to loo lower.
tack In Hlght.
The following table shows the receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
markets tor juiy xs;
South Omaha
Chicago
Kanan City .....
St. Louis
St- Joseph
Totals
Cattle. H08. Sheep.
..1,650 6.543 6.4:3
... ls.ooo 20,000 i2.to
.. ll,t") 6.250 8,700
.. 4.tD $.50 s.:o
.. 2,ft6 4.185 736
.. 23,106 39.177 25,963
Wool Market.
BO8TON, July 23. - WOOL Territory
wools are selling freely, with consid
erable new wool being taken aa well
as old; prices are very strong; tine staple
territories. 60(t7fi2c; strictly. 6mu)lcj, fine and
fli.e medium, 4xg49c; medium, 41ff43c. The
supply of Texas wool is reported to be ex
ceedingly small, while there Is a good call
for the finer grade. Fine staple has sold
at a good deal above 65c, with even 5Sc
mentioned as an asking price. Fine wools
are flrmer, following the firmness abroad
and the position of fine domestic wools In
the country. Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX,
nominal at Sityaic; -XX and above, 2KMr.'9c;
X, 2i27c; Michigan X, 24ir26c. Delaine
and fine combing wools are In a very firm
position, with the tendency upward. Ohio
tine delaine. 294.'tr!tlc; Michigan, 27G2Se: No
1 washed combing, 2Sif29c; No. 2, 27ffCSc;
coarse, 2XSj,25c. For this mnrket Australian
wools are very firm and pretty thoroughly
sold; quotations are very firm; combing,
choir, scoured basis, 76780; good, 72874c;
average, 7iXjr72c.
ST. ixjuis, July 23. WOOL Steady to
strong; medium grades snd combing, 1SV
, IZc; heavy fine, 10nt
rtiviij, lliruiuill
16Vc: light fine.
13c: tub washed. KVu.'ic.
LONDON. July 23.-WOOL-At the wool
auction salea today 14,081 bales were of
fered. There was an all-round steady
tone and a large supply. Scoured grades
were In good demsnd by France and Ger
many. New Zealand scntireds were bought
by the home trade. Merinos were well
supported, American representatives buy
ing line light greasy stocks and also oc
casional fine medium cross-breds. Cape of
Good Hope and Natal wools were Arm. The
total withdrawals aggregate 16i0 bales.
The sales In detail follow: New South
ales, 3,4no Pales; scoured, 64nffls 8H1I
greasy, 7YrUn ld. Queensland, 600 bales;
scoureu, luira mfiii greasy, z-v.nr7 ua.
Vic
toria, 400 bales; scoured. BVd&lsSd; greasy,
4V(lld. South Australia, 1,000 bales;
scoured, 7Hlfuls ld; gressy, 4V4Q'l 1 1 id.
West Australia. 48 bales; greasy, SijflOd.
New Zealand, 6.9 bales; scoured. 4i4df(j
la 7d; greasy. lri&ls. Cape of Oood Hope
and Natal, 300 bales; scoured, 8H1; greasy,
8(f(RUd. Punta Arenas, 3.300 bales; greasy.
aGSlxd. Italian, 100 bales; scoured, 10HV
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 23. COFFEE Spot
Rio, steady; No. 7, Invoice. 64.c; mild,
steady; Cordova, 8llViC The market
opened steady, with prices 5 points lower. .
At first there was considerable realising,
prompted by the weak cables and heavy
movement at primary points, and for tha
first hour the list hovered around Initial
figures, with trado very active. Near mid
day there was a sudden change for the
better on a general buylnR movement in
which shorts, commission house and the
"clique" figured prominently. Prlcea re
covered their early loss and near months
advanced steadily until at the close the
list was net unchanged to 10 points higher,
with the tone firm. Salea amounted to 75,
500 bags, Including July at 6.355.40c: Sep
tember, 5.30S.40c; November, 5.2O7b3.0c
December, 6.25&&.30c; January, S.25c; March,
5.3OS5.40C.
Av. Pr.
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109
106
110
92
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattlo Higher, Hogs Lower aad rheep
and Lamb Steady.
CHICAGO. July 23. CATTLE Receipts.
13,000 head. Including 600 Texan and 600
westerns; steady to 15c higher; good to
prime steera, 87.868.75; poor to medium,
$4 607.76; stockers and feeders $2. 804J6. 25;
cows, $1.6016.60; heifers, 3Z.26ia6.60; canners,
$1.60(g'2.&0; bulls, $2.2o36.60; calves, $2.60p
7.00; Texas-fed steers, $4.00(56.76; western
steers, lo.2Mj).S0.
HOGS Receipts, 20,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 15,000; left over, 6,500; 10c lower;
mixed and butchers, $7.15B'7.80; good to
choice heavy, $7.657.90; rough heavy, $7.15
7.w; ngni, xo.Kxaw.Du; cum 01 sates, si.ia
7.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 12.000
head; sheep steady, lambs steady to lower;
good to choice wethers, $4.00(6.00; fair to
choice mixed, $2.7i4f4.25; western aheep.
$2.&0'a4.76; native lambs, $3.00.16.
umciai yesieraay.
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 6.6H6 1,973
Hon 16.6X1 2,003
Sheep 8.218 UO
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 2S.-CATTLJ-Re-
celpts, 8,9ii0 natives, 3,060 Texans, 480 Texas
calves, 870 native calves; corn-fed beeves.
steady; quarantine, steady to 100 tower;
little natives and stockers and feedera.
teadv to weak: choice export and dressed
beef steers, $7.65j8.30; fair to good. $4.50(0
7.60; stockers and reeoers, la.mxfto.K;:
western-fed sters. $4.60(i6.65: Texas and
Indian steers, $2 2684.&0: Texas cows, $2.00
&3.20: native cows, $1.7u4.60; native heif
ers, J.7b0o.7l; canners, ai.wxu'.oui uuua,
I2 75'54.26: calves. $3.o0fi6.25.
HOGS Receipts. 6,260 head; market 10!J
15c lower; top, $7.65; bulk of ealee, $7.253)
7.66; heavy, $7.50i7.f; mixed packers, $7.20
gtT. 40; llgnt, Jo.Xo.dv; yoraers, ( .i"i.v;
nlfPM. SS INM14I.KS.
6HEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.700
head-, market steadv : native lambs. $4,454
6.65; western lambs, $3.304.15; native weth
ers, 4.jt(Ul-lD; wemern wemern, ao.u-i.iw,
fed owes. 83.65(34.60: Texas clipped year
lings. $3.75t4.65; Texae clipped sheep, $3.40
ta3."6; stockers and feedera, $2,804(8.20.
New York live Stock Market.
NEW YORTC. July 23. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 2,879 head; 63 cars on Bale; good to
choice ateers, steady to strong; medium to
common, 108'16c lower; puns ana cows. 16
f'.'5o !ower; seven cars unsold; steers, $5.00
- cut. ..,... ft' -, , , , , - k1(H.
$3.0orS.O0; cows, $2.0ori4.75; cablea firm; ex
ports, 35 sheep ana o.'u quarters 01 oeei.
CALVES Receipts. 3,000 head"; veals, firm
to 35c higher; buttermilks and grassers,
higher; all sold; veals, a.oofa t; tons,
t7.ti2H'i'7.76; culls, $4.lAaH.&0; buttermilks,
$3.5O'a3.80.
Hues Receipts. 8.3C6 head: 2tt care on
ale; ateady for all weights; state hogs, $8.
SHEEP Anil i.amiib-ii-iih, i,si
head; U cars on sale; heep, firm; good
to choice lambs, firm to 6c higher; medium
and common, steady; two cars unsold;
sheep. :t.x&H. G; top. $4.75; culls, $2.76;
lambs, $5.00i(77.0o, mainly $5. 60166. 60.
flt. Laals Live flack Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 23. CATTLE Receipts,
4.000 head. Including 3.000 head Texans;
market steady to strong; native shipping
and export ateera, $5.tr4g7.60, with extra
choir worth up to $X 6; dressed beef and
butcher rteers, $4.6'j7.5o; steers under 1,0)
lbs. $3.7W(625: stoikers and feeders. $3.2ViJ
6 00; cows and heifers, $2 2E.fi 5. 60; canners.
$1 Ttf! 85; bulls, $3.2.V(4.50; calves, $5.fjnrf2
7 61) Texaa and Indian steers, $3.00&6.lio;
cows and heifers $2 Vo 3.75
niinrt Rerelnts. 8.500 head: market lower;
plas and lights. 37 25fc7.60; packers, tl-Jii
7.7T, ; butchers. $7. 65ft 7.80.
BHEKr" A IN II l.AMliB nampia, aw
head; market stesdv; native muttons, $4.00
i4 60: lambs, $5.odj J: culls and bucks,
yl.i.a 1.00; stockers, 1.0oa3.0u.
Bloax City I.lve stork Market
SIOUX CITY, Is., July 23. (Special Tele
gram. CAT'l L& Rei ripla, 1.000; vr.arkrt
steady- beeves, $6.5o4i7 60; cowa, bulls and
mixed, '$2. 75'o 5 00; stockers and feedera, $2.50
ti4 50; vearllngs and calves. $2 5014.00.
HOO 4 Receipts. 2.0O0; loc lower at $7. 15
7.40; bulk, $7.Mg7.30.
t. Josepk Live Itsek Market.
aii, Toan-Plf T,,l riTTtl? R.
celpt, 3,f4 bead; bett steady, others Ivtf
for life.
cured. Method new.
without cutting, pain
om work; permanent cure
guaranteed.
WEAK MEJ from Brreieses or Victim
to Nervous Debility or Exhaustion, Wast.
Ins Weakness with Early Decay In Young
and Middle Aged, lack of vim, vigor and
strength, with organs impaired and weak.
STRICTURE cured with a new Horn
Treatment. No pain, no detention froa
business. Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Ooaaaltatloa Free. Treatmeat by MalL
CHARGES LOW. llf B. 14th St.
Dr. Searlas & Searles, Omaha, Neb.
Men Suffering
from loss of nervous force oftsn owe
thelrconditlsn to youthful Ignorance
that fearful enemv to haallb
It is the business of science to repair
the damage caueed by the thoughtless
practices of youth.
Nervous Debility never gets well of
itself. It victims drag through a
miserable existence, weak, listless,
despondent.
literally feed the hungry nerves, riving
them the precise lot rtdicnfl de
manded by nature. This wonderful
remedy cures Nervous Debility, stops
all drains, replaces wasted tissues,
sends rich, warm life blood tingling
through every part, making every or
gan act aad causing you to glow with
health.
11.00 per box: 6 boxes (with guaran
tee to cure), $6.00. 0ook free.
For sal by Kuhn at Co., Omaha.
DUlcn'a Drag blare. Sooth Omaha
Davi Drua Cu-. touncll Bluff, la.
C ,, J
DR. McQREW (Age 53)
SPECIALIST.
Disease aad Uiaotaesa ( Ma Oaly.
Sd Vaare Baaertaao. 2S Year la
VARICOCELES uqoKT!
afaat and must iatural that ha yet bcisn
discovered. No pain whatever, no cutting
and dues not lntaitsr wlta work or busi
ness. Treatment at office or at home aud
a permanent cur guaranteed.
Hot Springs Treatment tor Syphilis
And all Blood Disease. No "BRtfAKINQ
CUT" on the skin or face and all sxtarnal
IHB of th disease disappear at outs. A
treatment thai la more successful and far
more satisfactory than the "old form" of
treatment and at isaa than HALK THU
COoT. a cure that 1 guaranteed to i
permanent for life.
UlLn a,UUUU debility, iuaa of vitality
anu all unnaiuial weaknesses el men.
Stricture. (Jit, Kidney and 1 lad Jar Dia
easas HyJrvcels. ourad irmaiiriUy.
(.liAXOtkS LOW. to ttLI ATlO.xj I- HKIB.
Treatmsnt by snMl. Jr. ,-. Ba TO.
Ofhoe ever 216 S. lith street, between fare
aam Slid Dougla ataw OMAliA. NCk
NERVi. SlkANS oalekiy curs
StrruuaurM. all taaaiiauf aiu,.
falllni utatil,CMHl, dlaliia, im-l.
Uarrlad stra aad nirs lutendins
u.&rrv ai.ii.id u.i a boi : aatoniahnis reaulU;
auiaii weak tana autt luat power icatotf.tT lm,a4
Starana M'V4,iiMail lH wft Ce.( tua.l.a, Aaa