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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1003.
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CONDITION OFOMAILVSTRADE
Demand 'or All 8faDDUe Gdbli Continues
of Very 8atisfctorr Prjjxri.io3i.
PRICES FIRM OH NEARLY ALL LINES
Oatlook for Fntere neatness Seems to
Be Improving Each Wk Owing
la More Favorable Cora
Crop Keporta.
The rer.eral volume of business tran'-
acted last week hy Omiha J ibners an1
manufacturers was of very estifactory
portions for tnl season of the jear. A
; early buyer, of fall goods are bgln-
nins to arrive on the market arm It l.k4
s though the rnaj .rity -of merchants will
uy their full stories earlier this year than
utual. Mall order, are alsi l:bral a,
could be expected at thin between-s.'ason
period.
Traveling men find that merchant, a, a
rule have lieen enjoying a g oJ trade so
far this year ani that their Mock, of
summer giods are boalnrr'ng to iui liw.
with Indications favorable for the'r makl-ig
a irood clearance before the rloae of the
season.
The outlook for fall bt;slnes see-ns to
" 15-l6n V. closed. Si Vi December. 81 1-16
l"Vi;c. closed. 8::c.
(.(mN-l'.Kfivm, Sb.Sd bu ; exports, 27.112
hu.; sabs, ii," -j tiu future. S4.(M bu. spot.
Bput, firm. No. 2. 5c, elevator and f. o. b.
aimat; .No 2 yellow. Wk ; No. 2 white. c.
Options showed a fair advance on cover
ing inspired by hot meat her In the south
west and further crop damage talk. The
r..e w.iB ver firm on g'od outside sup
port. based on bad crop news, prlcts shi.w
ii. K .c n-t rise. July closed, Vic; Sep
tember doted. TVc; December, 6Tc, closed
OATS Receipts, 49.500 bu.; eiporta. vi
bu. Spot, dull; No. 2, 4u4c; standard
wr.nr. 4;Wr'4lJc; No. 8. "c; No. 2 white,
CKV; No. t white. 41'641c: track, white
w stern. 4"i4;c: track, wnlte atate, 4'"2
47c Options, quiet, but generally steady.
I- Eh.iy innl. spring t.rsn. IIS aHilT.OO;
middling.,. $l ' 'u J" t'.; winter bran, l.i.r.&
20 m. cliy, 317.: 17 to.
HAY-Steady; shipping. SOGSSc; good to
choice, Sl.OCil.lO.
HoFg-L'uil. state, common to cnoice,
IS"'' I.'ijTJlUc:
clfln coast, ISstf, lfr'uJlc; 11. liTgloc; olda.
lilPES-Easy; Galveston. 20
lSo; California. .1 to 3 lba., lc
24 to iu lbs . 14c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock Bole,
EI'ijJo'tC.
RILti-FIrm; domestic, fair to extra, 4H
Ji',c. Japan, nominal.
PilOVIbluNS-Beef. easy: family. H0.O0
fjl9.5u; mm, W'at5fl; beet ham,. tAo"'g
22 00, packet. $S OVgS W; city eitra India
mess. ('ul6 .'v. Cut meats, firm; pick
led bellies. sfcm.c; pickled ehouldcra.
i:Uc- rW-lrlil ham I'JLi, . lftlfaC. Lard.
steu'dv: western steamed. li.W; July cloned
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn Takei the Let J on thf Board of Trade
at Ch eapo.
SETS THE PACE FOR OTHER GRAINS
Hot Weather Reports Come froaa
Oklahoma and Kansas aad I'very
oae Starts Haying Provlalona
Weak W heat Qnlet.
CHICAGO, July t5.-There was conjlder
abie strength in wheat at the close to
uay. Corn ruled very strong, with tiep. em-
dull; rrtme crude, nominal: prime yellow,
4.V Petroleum, firm; refined New Yora.
3 ho; I'l.tludeiflii.i and Haitimore. p . In
bula, i w'. I'. 'Sln. steady; sirained. com
mon to good, fJ ul'-,!-:- Turi-entine, firm,
bljUy.
liil,UVJ:Lft,C,,,,-.J?U': mV f tTr'.V were firm to s.r.ng.
to 3 lbs..
Tezaa dry.
acid.
OJI WALL STREET.
Ilas4ari Stoeks how tabllltr De.
aplte Friday's Fallarea.
NEW TORK. July 35 Tolay short ses
sion of the et.ck em-hacge was feverish
ajid excited throughout, as an after-eff-rct
of the failures of two Important exchange
firms yesterday, snd the dread that those
failures would have a sequel In the sus
pension of other embarrassed firms. Ie
spite the wild fluctuations In prl.-es of spe
cialties, the standard stocks showed evi
dence of the same kind of absorption and
comparative stability which characterised
tham most of the week, before yesterday a
failures had excited and upset the market.
The day passed without announcement of
additional failures, dosplte the fact that
no deliveries on contract are required and
that loans made on Friday carry over until
Monday, thus giving a breathing spell for
hard-pressed operators That some diffi
culties exist Is now pretty well understood.
Pot the general knowledge of the existing
d fflcu ties and of their location seems
to
Improve each week, as tfa report, reeard- I ,t $7.80, nominal; refined,' steady ; continent. ! to
lng the condition or tne corn crop are mum ; jJlt,- gouth America. ; compound, i bushels: Minneapolis and LMluth le
more favorable than tney wre a m n
time ago. The general Impress Vn n w
seems to be that with normal wsither f ro n
this time on there will be a mue.i bet er
yield than was exported eariier in th"
season. With fair crops. Job! era sav they
will do a big fall business. Tlielr advanes
orders are far ahead of all previous rec rd,
and the fact that there have been Tac
tically no cancellations would indicate that
retailers are not at all uneisy rgrdlng
future business.
Jobbers are now very busy filling thee
advance orders and expect to b for the
riexl month or six weeks. If huse traie
this fall comes up to what It pro-ple
to be there will certalr.lv be no cause for
Complaint regarding the volume of busiress
There have reen no more thin the uuil
number of market change during the wek
under review, and. the same a has bei
the case for some time past, there Is a
good healthy tone to the market on prac
tically all lines. Those liest pasted on the
general sltustlon look for cont;nued firm
prices for some time to come.
Collections are in very satisfactory con
dlton and no complalnta on that score have
been heard.
Sagar Market Active and Firm.
The B,ugar market Is In much the samo
position it was a week ago. so far as re
Cned grades are coiK'eri.ed. Rams, how
ever, are quoted a little nrtner. lalifrnis,
refineries have withdrawn from the market
entirely, owing to oversales, and New York
refineries are only taking orders subject to
delay In shipment. They report the with
drawals from the marktt very heavy and
the outlook Is considered favorable for a
airong market.
The cheese market is also a little higher,
prices having been advanced on all grades
. of both Wisconsin and New York slock.
In the line of earned goods additional In
terest has developed in future corn. This
men, witn
stc. roTK, aun; lamny. ii-m.... ported receipts of Lv cars.
anoit clear. rCO-vali.Ts; mess. ! i, j. i local recelpts of 60 cars. i4 of contract
IJl'TTER Steady; extra creamery, isv, i grade, maue a total for tne three p ints of
extra factory. )3ul&4c; creamery, common i care againat a last week and 4tl a
to choice, l&u'i&c, Imitation creamery .1 year ago.
17c; state dairy, 14'trlsc; renovated. 13 ll.c. Corn ma(je the pace for other grains and
. ri cr-st. l nsriiieu. lun - : neid mucn or the interest oi tne trade
fancy small, colored.
Frovislons closed steak at loiic lower
Wheat was quiet and uninteresting until
the later sesMon. shen piices were lower,
September being off "ijuc at ij-Ij.-jc.
Reports of hot winds nortnwest and dis
aptuintlng threshing reporui begin to
fi,m In hum-evr unfl an.iria etart.l In 1
cover, ibey soon had September up to deprive the situation or much or tne ois
ilMtii .XSc. where a break occutred. It was turhlng iower which the previous mystery
oniy temporary ana when corn developed j possess'! and did not check the absorption
stbl greater strength the advance continued above referred to. Part of this buying Is
to T7sc. tased on a trifle and closed Arm i by shorts taking their profits and It Is
at ;7i7Sc a net gain of Vjic. There highly probable that part of it Is also t y
wti a littie better uemand from conimis- the hanking Interests ho are concerned
slon houses and 8:. L.ouls bought fietly. tn sustained values But It Is reported
Clearances of wheat and flour were eaual that there is also some evidence of Invest-
nt demand, both from oomestic ana ior-
elgn sources. In the belief that the annor-
mal speculative situation nrre nss resu:tt-u
In forcing prices to a decline as artificial
In Its sav as was the Inflation which pre
ceded It "and largely has caused It. The
genersl market sold oft again on the bank
statement, as the report of an actual In
crease In the Ksn account In view of the
week's violent liquidation is corsidered
nothtr less than astounding The pressure
OMAHA LIVE SIOClv MARKET
Beef Bteen Fully Fifteen Higher for the
Week aad Good 0ow Steady.
HOGS AT THE LOW PC.NT OF THE YEAR
Brisk Demaad fur Fat ftheep aad
l ambs aa Well aa for Feeders aad
rrlces oa Good Staff Little
treagrr This Week Ago.
OMAHA, July :6
Cattle, ilogs Sheep.
154. bushels; primary receipts were me
1 I Trading !
damage by
aa excited, due to reprrts of
hot weather. Oklahoma had
lov-c; larte. colored.
1IV-- smull m-hlte. lO'.c; large, wnne,
t bijijs oteaay 10 nun. - not winds ano Kansas needs rain, wnn no for credits which count nae prouuceo in' u
sylvanla firsts to extras, l.tilSHc; western moisture anvwhere In the corn beit. Local ' a result mut h.ve been enormous, al
extras, lglc; western seconds to firsts, i traders sold long corn early, without at- I though It Is recopnixid ttat the s.tuation
14.01. c. . ..,,, 'fictlng the prices to any large extent, and i pf the banks must I strengthened uy tne
later a heavy demand developed and held additior.al colNter.il and the Improvement
until the close. Trade was on a large , n Its character which has undoubtedly
siaie and the buying was participated In ' been exacted The bunk statement wia
by shorts, outsiders and large and email j nevertheless sufficient to m?ke the closing
speculators September clos-ed strong at n atocks weak snd there was late pres
the t p. 12 S2-C. a gain of JSc h ixir:g eolJ I nure also upon the bonds. Convulsive con
up from joWc. Clearance! e.e t5.4'i bjsT- i traction In prices of manv specialties was
LAcai receipts, n cars, wun ti or '
P iTAXOF.ftKteadv: Jersey. t- .IM?--50
southern, l.5'tii; Virginia sweets, $J.wJ
TALIvOW Quiet ; city. 4Oi4Hc; country,
lk1 ETALS-The usual restricted Saturday
half hollaay trade was noted in all metals
today and prices were without quotable
change Pig lead retained Its strong un
dertone on a moderate demand. spot,
quoted at M.Wril.Mi. Tin also remained
hrm at HkJMi tor spot Copper was
dull and more or less nominal; lake quoted
at 113 w&13 25; electrolytic, $I3 0fal3 i; cast
ing l!2.7V'fl3 pe!ter was quiet and
unchanged at o S7V. Iron, nominally un
changed and dulh
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadltloa of Trado aad 4aoa4loaa oa
Staple and Fancy Frodaee.
EGGS Fresh stock, loss off. 13c.
LIVE 1"ULLTRY Hens. IMVc; spring
chickens, per lb., li&l'ic; roobters accord
ing to age. 4ic; turKeya. liUc; old duiks,
tk.', young ducas, jKaloc. . . ,
BLTiER Packing stock. UMrSUe; choice
dairy, in tubs. liui;c; separator, iSoc.
KKESH FtaiH 1-riaa caugnt trout, 9ViC.
pickerel. &c; pike, c. perch. 6c; buffaio.
o; niusnsn 11c: wniiensn.
h.ddock. 10c; codfish, lie; redsnapper
c;s. Local receipts, lis card,
contract grade.
oats followed the leaders, but there was
light enthusiasm manifested. The market
was not broad at any t.me. nlthuueh th?re
was some Increase In outside business.
Trade was largely local and the market .
mildly bullish on the corn situation. S p- j
tember closed with a gnln of at 3v;'4c. I
after ranging between 33',fi33Se and ;3:c. I
Local receipts were 18 cars.
Local liquidation caused the weakness j
In pravlslona. The hog market and heavl- I
ness of receipts apparently Induced the I
selling. Closing figures were near the bot
tom and the market lackd feature. Sep
tember fork whs down Sitc at J13 M. lard
was off 10c at 17.75 and ribs Jsc lower at
ts.021.
h-stlmated receipts ror Monnay: neai.
75 cars: corn, 185 cars; oata, 2i cars; hogs,
34 ' head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
loo:
la owing to the eerious damage done to the ; lobsters,' boiled per lb., ioc; looaiera. green,
crop belonging to the Atlantic Canning
company of Atlantic, la. It Is reported that
considerably over half of their crop wai
destroyed last week by the tornado and
hailstorm which visited that section of the
country, and the company has so notified
their buyers. These affected by this short
age say that they fear It will be hard to
find aa much corn aa had been contracted
from the Atlantic company, aa scarcely Hny
anners have corn to offer at any price.
The canned tomato market Is practically
unchanged. Ooods are going Into consump-
tlon rapidly and It Is' thought that a large
part of the carryover will have been ab
sorbed before the new pack Is available.
The market on gallon apples advanced
sharply last week and Is now quoted 1(9
lac per dosen higher outside of New York
state than It was a week ago. The demand
for apples Is reported very heavy and In
fact canned goods In general have been
selling very freely this year, much more so
than usual. The Increase Is especially no
ticeable In the line of canned fruit.
There la also an active dried fruit market.
Prices, though, are practically unchanged,
but the general feeling Is that any change
In the near future will be In the direction of
higher price.
Rice is selling In the same notches It wai
a week ago, goods going out at full prices.
Fish Is also selling freely and prices are
firm, particularly on mackerel. The catch
Is still reported a failure and every Indica
tion points to still higher prices In the fu
ture. In the line of woodenware there have
been several advances In the different lines
and he market is still In a very strong
position. Imported sardines are said to be
scarce, owing to the short catch last sea
son. Reports received from reliable sources
show that so tsr this year no better results
have been obtained. Higher prices on he
entire line are predicted.
In regard to the condition of trade, whole
sale grocers say that while business is not
Suite as rushing aa It was a week or ten
ays. ago there Is nevertheless a good brisk
trade for this season of the year, with pros
pects for the future very encouraging.
Cotton Goods (ostlase Firm.
The cotton goods market continues In the
same strong position It has been tn for
some time past, with the tendency of prices
upward rather than downward. Those best
posted say that while goods may look high
they are not as high as they would be. If
they were based on the present price of
ruunn. i ne oniy ining tnat has prevented
ta much more radical advance is the fact
thut moat manufacturers had cotmn on
hard that was bought at a lower figure.
AM aa fast aa that supply gives out most
.manufacturers are closing down, refusing
to pay the high prices. This, of course,
la causing a marked shortage in produc
tlon, so Jobbers look for higher prices
before there are any reductions. They
also fear there will be little relief even
when the new crop of cotton arrives on
the market. That being the case cotton
goods at present prices appear to be good
property.
Locally the dry goods trade is very satis
factory. Traveling men are ricking up a
good many orders and mall orders are fullv
as liberal aa could be expected. A few
, merchants are beginning to arrive on the
market to place their fall orders, but the
rush of fall buyers has not begun as yet.
although tn a short time It is expected
that house trade will assume large pronor
tlons. Jobbers ere devoting most of their
attention to filling their advance orders,
and this will keep them busy for some time
to come.
Good Deaaand for Leather Goods.
The leather goods trade Is also in good
shape so far aa the wholesaler Is con
cerned. A few siting up orders are coming
In, but it Is fall business thst Jobbers si
now looking at. Their traveling salesmen
are picking up a nice line of orders from
merchants, who refused to place their
orders earlier in the season. Advance
orders are being shipped ss rapidly as pos
sible, so as to make room for the rush of
business which will soon set In. Jobbers
ere making preparations for a much larger
fall trade than they had last year, and
far have fnurd no reason for fearing that
they will be disappointed
Fralts aad Frodaee.
Articles.) Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.Tes'y.
The berry eeason is practically at an end
Hane grown blackberries, though, are at til
on the market, and are at out the best of
any that have been here this year. They
are selling at t- uu to J". 5 per case. Cali
fornia fruit la very plentiful and prices are
gradually going down. There has Wen a
big dsmand for watermelons and they have
also been gutting cheaper. They are now
w..rth ft'iiiCv each. Cantaloupe from Texsa
are ae'llng freely at .' 0 per standard case
or fl 75 tr two-thirds case.
In vegetables there has not been much
change except In potatoes, which are a
little cheaper. Fggs have tieen selling right
around Up all the week. There has b-en
a 'Xd demand for poultrv. hens helrg
worth f'iiJc, and spring chickens are don
to l!rc. The butter market ha also
changed but little, packing stock being
quoted at 1-3 lie.
Wheat
tJulv
per lb., i3e; bullheads. 11c; catfish, 14c; black July
bass, ioc; halibut, luc; crappie, lie; herring, rSept.
V; perch. c; white baas, luc; bluefitis, be. ISept.
UKAN-rer ton. 116. ., , , -vorn
HAY l'rires quoted by Omaha TVnolesale July
Dealers association Choice No. 1 upland. Sept.
Ja.iO; No. 2, W; medium, rrso: coarse. . nee.
kiye straw. 17. These prices are ior ; -vaiw
good color and quality. Demand lair ana i juv
lecelpts light. I Sept.
t JH.N 4oc.. I i"ec.
OAIS-Ssc. May
Kit-No. Z, 45c. Pork-
VEGETABLK3. tept.
NEW POTATOfcti southern and noma Lard-
grown, per bu., sioc. I Bept.
CLCL Jlth.HH iiome grown, per uui, oil.
iliaf. I Ribs
if KAN 3 Home grown, wax. per market Bept.
basket. 50c: string, per market basket, sssj. i oct.
PliAd Home grown, per market basant.
Sic . I
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per eofc,
CABBAGE New California, per to., in
UKtt.i tun rer aos.,
TOMATOt. Texas, per 4-uasket crate.
75u&c
KHL BAKB per ID., 10.
NAVY BEANS Per i.. 11.60.
CELERY Michigan, per doi., 30c
ONIONS New Calitornla dry, per lb., SO.
FRUITS.
BLACKBERRIES Home grown, per St
quart case, U.ULKU2.50.
PLUMS Burbanks, $1 S1 40; P. D., per
box. S1..&01.36; Washington, l.Ql.bi
Bradshaw, fl.3xdl.3o.
PRt'NKit Tragedy, per box. $1.15.
PEACHES California. St. John's early
freestones and early Crawfords, $1.15.
CURRANTS Per 16-qt case, i-
GOOSEBERRIES Per lti-qt. esse, It
PEARS California, BarUett'a. per box,
$2.u2.75. ,
CANTALOUPE Texas standard, per
orate. 2 50; per crate, fl.75.
APPLES New stoca. -tm.. Tic.
WATERMELONS Texas. iMjJuc each.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIQS Turkish, l-lb. box. per lb., ISc.
ORANGES Mediterranean, all sixes, U.l'i;
St. Mickes or paper rind, ail sues, U-iA'Q
1 lift' Valer.rlas. S4.2&
LEMONS California fancy, JO0 to 330
sixes. 240 to I7u sixes. K5i.SBJ.i.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SLUAR-Ohlo. per lb., Wo.
POPCORN per lb., lc: shelled, 4c.
HIL'ES No. 1 green, tcc; No. 2 green,
(He; No. 1 salted, 7cl No. i salted, t,o:
No. 1 veal calf, k to U lbs.. Shc: No. z veal
I calf, 12 to 15 lbs., sc; dry sailed hides, lv
Uc; sheep pelts, aiac; norse bides, 1.5of
I I uv
NUTB-Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
17u; bard shell, per lb., 14c; No. i soft sbe.l.
Ber lb., lie; No. 1 hard shell, pee iu., tfc;
irazlla. per lb., 12c; filberts, per lb., lie;
almonda. soft shell, per lb., lbc; hard shell,
per lb., lie; pecans, large, per ib , Uc;
small, per lb., 11c; cocoanuts, per doi., oic;
chestnuts, per lb., luc; peanuts, per b.. lSc;
sweated peanuts, per lb., 7c. blaca walnuts,
per bu., 17; hickory nuts, per bu., fl.5u.
St. Lools Grala aad Previsions.
BT. LOU19, July WHEAT-Higher;
No. 3 cash, elevator. 77c; track, 7S-To.c;
July, 7c; September. T!it'tc; December,
7KHc; No. 2 hard, 74j76c.
CoRN Higher: No. t cash. Me; track.
49VjjOc; September, 61Sc; December, 4!v
4 c
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. JS; track.
SMjiiSc; September, 32c; December, S3c;
No. I white. 41c.
RYE Steady, 51c.
FI.OUR Steady; red winter patents. .
fj4 00; extra fancy and straight, W.'S3io;
clear. 13 nxai 35
S EEL'S Timothy, nominal, new for Bep
etmber delivery. 13 10.
CRNMKAl-8tly. 11.70.
BRAN Higher, in demand; sacked, east
track. '114571.
HAY Dull; timothy, 33 0015.00; prairie,
t7O'il0 50.
IRON COTTON TIES 31 06.
HAGGIN J ( V H Sc .
HEMP TWINE 5c.
PROVISIONS rorg, lower: joonirg.
standard mess. $14 to Lard, lower. $ ).
Ifctcon tboxedi. steady; extra shorts. 387H;
clear rllis, ty.U1; short clear, fa olV.
LEAD Higher; 34.2o4 'i; spelter,
stroll" 15 50.
POLL1KY Weak: chickens. IV;
springs. 11c; turkeys, 14c, duiks, kc; geete,
tc .
HUTTER Steady; creamery. 15tf;ic;
dairv. 14.117C.
EGGS Steady, 13SC
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cognized es blng nii in many cases to
the closing out of collateral for loans or
th falld firms srd some of the storks
affected confirmed the plaint of the promi
nent operator connected with yesterday's
nrtncipU failure that the stocks are un
sil.ib'.e. Some of the co',l pes served to
direct conclusions to the ne'.phborhood of
other, troubles, against which struggles are
making. A considerable lis: of declines,
ramriig from 5 to 1"3', r"lnts. has been
compiled.
Following are tne quotations on the New
1 fork Stork exchange:
SOUTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday
OttHial Tuesday
Official W ednesday
Official Thursday.......
Official Friday
Official Saturday
Total this week...
Week ending July IS.
Week ending July 11 16.74
v eeg ending July 4 !(..
Week ending June 27
Same .week last year 10,6j
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table snows tbe receipts ot
cattie. bugs and sneep at boutn Omaua for
tne )eor to dale and comparisons Willi last
year: iavz. inc. lkk.
laitle 5fa,sij 4c4.st3 14d,l
Hogs 1.44vlia 1.47Z..o4 24 Hi
Olleep -Li.ti. 4D,,l.t 14o,4j1
Average price pHid for nogs at South
Omana tor the last seveial uaa with comparisons;
t ti U1.J
i.io l-.l
3.570 , s.a .72
17.5 .1
l.Sil 7.!4 i.o7
43; 4.44 .4
13.074 41. rj
14.744 57.. 07 l5.Kj
biv'.t 14..1
1 4.SS 1U..-I8
l.4 l.f.3
sheep men are well pleased with the prices
pi.nl here 1 1.1a week.
There has ais. l-een a brlk demand for
fe..,l.-rs and the market may ne quoted
strong fr the week on sll good stuff
Heavy pelted wethers snd sui h as w-re
most too fat for fee.lers and yet mt fat
enough tor killers are the 01 ly kinds that
have dragged St ail. but thoe never do
sell vrr Ireelv. For this time of tbe
year the demand for fcedvis is considered
unusually good
(J lotatlotm for grass stock: Good to
ch. h e lambs. j5iij.7o. fair to gn,.d li.mhs.
4.7.4i.' "5; g'd to cti.'lce )ear.!ng. H
4 !; tair to g d vrarlings. 33.i'(ii75; good
to choice wethers. 3.14"uj'; fair to go d
wether. 3 15u3 4': goo.1 to choice ewes.
5J 7:.13.3. fur to good ewes. l. 5""j-.:;
feeler lambs, 23 F:i i': feedT yearlings,
3a.fiij3 5.; feeder wethers. 32.75V 2-25; feeder
ewes. 31'i.5".
25 cull c wes
1 14! Idsho ewes
50 Idaho feed r wethers
I feeder earlinss
W Idaho yearlings
24 Idaho lambs
Date.
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14 07H 14 10
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8 15
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7 55
8 On
7 90
7 75
7 55
8 0JH
7 W
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7 85
7 00
8 57H
8 07H
No. t tOld. New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 33 759
7.90: straights. 33 50 3 70; spring patents.
34 0r64 4: bakers. 33"ff3 80.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 60c; No. 3. 75SOc:
No. 2 red. 75 H1? 78c.
CORN No. 2 yellow. 54c.
OATS No. 2. 31iSIc: No. 2 white. 41H6
4THc: No. 3 white. SVj42c.
RYE No. 2. 61frMc.
BARLEY Good feeding. 433440; fair to
choice malting, 47653c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 97Hc: No. 1 northwest
ern. &6c: prime timothy, 33 35; clover, con
tract grade. 312 Onfill.50.
PROVISIONS Mess pork per bb!.. 813.5SQ
18 60. Lard, per 100 lbs., r7.55. Short ribs
sides Moose. 37.87Mi.fli. Dry salted shoul
ders tboxedi. 37 5'a7.62H- Snort clear aides
(boxed). 38.508 62H-
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of flout and grain yesterday:
Receipts, anipmenta
Flour, bbls 25.8'i0 TftiO
Wheat, bu 510 3:.5n
Corn, bu ' .153.00
Oata bu Lu7.I0l
Rve. bu !" 5:.(J
Barley, bu 15 60O ti.&oo
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was weak; creameries. 14ai'.c;
dairies. 13jl7c. Eggs. weak. 11q13c. Cheese,
new, firm, lvHOHV:-
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525
stone, demolishing the engine, two freight
cars and one passenger roach snj then c :
llded with a boarding car filled with I- .
sons.
Eight persons were hurt. Tney will al
recover,
REAL KTTE TR t'TF.m.
CHICAGO LIVE STOC K M 4RKET.
Br-
Ilea tarter beep ghow Heavy
ertpta for a atarday.
CHICAGO. July 3 CATTLK Receipts
t.W head; good to vrlme steers
poor to nvnium
feeders. 3.S"1i4 4..
l;i44.i..: earners
3i. 2.ti5t:
14 'Vo5 15. stockers and
cows. S14.VB5'Xo heifers.
3l.5ii. : bulls. - '
4 X: calves, 33 itJ-i Texas steers. .-
4 5 ,
HOT, St Receipts todav. 14. 01 head; esti
mated Mondav. S C head; left over.
5 il"c lower. Mixed and butchers. 3ou5 6.:
good to choice heavv. 35 5t'u5 70; rough
heavy, ,;6 50; light. 35 e-tie SHi Dulk of
sa'es, 35 5ii 5. .
911EKI'-Receipts. N.0K head: sheep and
lambs steadv; gixid to choice wethers. 33 75
M00: fair to choice mixed. iX7 30; west
ern sheep. $.12.114 00; native lambs. 33.251?
6.3; western lambs. 35 .H1.00.
6 &Llt
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4 la. 1 j,
4 a, 3 si
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w York Money Market.
NEW TORK. July 25. MONEY Close
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The official numoer ot cars of stock
brought 111 today Ly each road was:
Caitle.Hogs.Su p.H ses.
C, M a St. P. Ry i
V abash 3
Mo. Pae. Ry 17 1
L nlon Pacittc system. .. 8 3..
C. or N. W. Ry 2
V.. m. A M. V. R. H... 1 21
C, Bt. P.. M. at O. Ry.. ..
B. 4 M. Ry U
C, tl. at W Ry s ..
K. C. oc St. J 3
C, R. I. 4 P. Ry.,
east 1 t
Total receipts 22 69 2
Tbe disposition ot the day s receipts was
as lolljws, eaeii buyer purcnasiiig the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co ...
bwilt and Company
Armour t Company 18
Omaha Packing co., K. C. 61
Omana packing Co., bt. J. 1
Cuuahy Pacaii.g Co., iv. v.. iii
Other buyers 4
St. l.owls Live Stock Market.
ST. 1.1"I3. July X CATTLE Receipts,
head. Including fi" Texans; market
steadv: native shipping and export steers.
S4 5efi5 3ft. the too bing for strictly fancy;
dre-d beef and bnfher steers. $4 tvti 5 36;
steers under l.f pounds. 34ii5 00; Blockers
snd feeders. 32 7''f74fH.; cows and heifers.
i:2T'i4 75. the top price being for strictly
fnnrv corn-fed ro'ifers: cann-rs. J2 'j2 50;
bulls'. i:75fi4 fc calves $:.50ifln; Texss snd
Indian steers 3Sl"i4 4n. with some as high
as 34 Kr. : cows and heifers. 1 2.0 tfi3.no.
HfHiS-Receipts. ! i'( had; steady. Pigs
and lights. 3;. fo'in Si; mixed and packers,
r. 3Vu5.ri; butchers and best heavy, 35 ti
PMFPP Rece'rts Son head: steady Na
tive muttons. 13 off 3 75: lambs. 34 "i5fi5 .-;
cu'ls and bucks, 32 -n 4 25; stockers, Z.OU
3.25.
Ieeds filed for record esterdv as
mshed by the Midland Ouarantee
Trust compiny, bonded atstracter,
Ksrnam street:
W. H. Uates and wife to Charles H.
Christens) n. e 3 tt lot 3. and n 30
ft lot , bl.Hk 1. Pope pi
Julia C. Harrier and husband to Kd
ward N. theparaon, lot 7, block 2.
Harriers 3d add to Valley
Bernard H. Imng and wife to Tukey
Land company, lot 11. bl'Kk 3, Lrwight
Uman s add
Tukey Land company to Anna L.
Strait, same
rsatlnnal Ufe Insurance company to
John J. Leehy, lot 6 Penson s sub of
Franklin Square add
Edward F Itiley and wife to Mer
chants' National bank, 4i3 In n w
corner lot 6. block 121. Omaha
Mary Holub and husband to Josef 8vo
boda; lot 12. block 4. Potter A Cobb s
add
School rtstrict No. 53. Douglas muntr,
Nebraska, to I-ena C. Rvan. 123xl5.
feet In s w H of n w H of sec
13-15-13
fur-
347S
lli
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5
tT.
V7. Farnam Smith
& Co.
8TOCK8, BONDS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE.
We buy and sell Union Stock
Yards Stock, Stuth Omaha.
0 COMMISSION.
1320 Farnam St. Tel. 1064
Kansas t'lty Live Stock Market.
KANSAS C1TT. Julv 25 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 5o0 head. Market unchanged Cholce
xti.irt and riressed beef steers. 34 707?5 25;
fair to gofjd. 31.0n'&4.70; stockers and feeders.
;:&'it.3: western fil steers. $-1iii4W;
Texas and Indian steers. 33 27.4i 4 : Texas
cow s. 3:.ifi3 native cow s. j: 0r4 4":
native heifers, 32.4i.V4i; "anners. 31.292.50;
bulls. :.5o73 7S; calves, tl .TtS.OO.
HOGS-R-ceipts. 3 "1 head. Market 5c
lower. Top. s 40; ntilk of sales. 35.315 4v
heavv 15 "Kiit.Mi: mixed tiackers. t$.2o'&
S4i; light. J5 3:H'a5.45; yorkers. 35 .:65.45; j
pigs. o . i'u? .
SHEFF-Receipts, none. Native lambs.
I3 15G5.5: western lambs. 33vfi6 5o: fed
ewes. tZ.Wit 75. Texas clipped yearlings.
3.1 Otfil S5; Texas clipped sheep. 32 754.70;
stockers and feeders, 32.7T'i3 65.
Burns-llaskell Go.
Commercial Paoer
Coar Is the
I nlon gtork
time ta bny
Yards Stork.
320 N. Y, Life. Phone 895
y References Omaha National Bank, H
B First National Bank. n
Hogs. Sheet.
l.va
1.4.4
r,i
4.318
a string
Mew York Live Mock Market.
SEW TORK. July 25 BEEVES Re
ceipts. IS head, consigned direct; no sales
reported; dressed beef, steady: city dressed
I native sides. liVoviv; reported exports. 1.711
: hea1 beeves and 3.'.i-3 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 1 head: no sales;
market nominal: dressed veals. S'.ilSc.
I Hi Receipts l.4 -fnd: none alive.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5.7
hHd: shoep. steady t t'. i4.r'i; lambs. M n
ti7.15: one cer nt 37 25; culls. 35.5": drsed
muttons, SV'Wc per lb.; dressed lambs,
i &V0 12c.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Ju:y 25 WHEAT-Spot:
No. 3 red western winter, dull, 6s 2d; No. 1
northern spring, steady, 6s 5d; No. 1 Cali
fornia, dull. s 6d. Futures: Quiet; July,
nominal; SeplemLer. 6s 3sl, Lecember, it
fl-
. CORN Spot: American mixed, easy, 4s
41. Futures: Dull; July, nominal; Sep
tember. 4s 4Hrd.
FLOUR S- Louis fancy winter, quiet,
3s 3d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady,
5 12s to it
Ml nnea noils Wheal, Flour and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS, July tS.-WHEAT-Cash.
7Sc: July. S6V; September. 75t'!i75c: De
cember. 7"4c. On track: No. 1 hard. S7.c;
No. 1 northern, .c; No. 2 northern, WVj
tJSSc: No. 3 northern. Sic.
FLOUR First putents, 31 4oi4.5'; second
patents. 34 ;5y4 3J: first clears. 33 -6 3.50;
swond clears, 3- 4o$150.c. f. o. b.. In wood,
Minneapolis.
BRAN In bulk. 11.00ii:.r.
Prime mercantile paper.
STERLING EXCriANUli 8teady, at
tl ki.,il .',:i j for demand, and 14 MT.',yi4 X3S75
lW.(a) I for aixty days; posted rates, 34 M4.7;
rommero ial bills. 3t.k31i4.a3V..
SIVER iijr. i4i7c; Mexican dollars, 43V
UuNDS iioverr.ment, steady; railroad
bonds :rre;u.ar.
MONEY on call, nominal; sixty days,
4s per cent: ninety days, 6 per cent; six
months. 6 per cent.
The closing quotations on bonds art) as
follows:
.X L N. UU. 4s SkS.
.lu4s Mri. Central 4s 4-
lu do la lne lis.
.:ii i Minn a St. L. 4...
.ln. at.. K. a T. 4a M
.iiia to u rri
.111 ,.v y. c. g. IS. ss
.ill iN. J. C. c.n. ia,...12
.lv:V No. Pacific 4a MS
.Kej do la vi
. VV. W coo. 4. i
. ls. Rfadmi (.a. 4s J4
.I00lst. U a I. M. e. Is lltiv.
. lst4. L. U 8 F. 4s.... M .
..lim t L. 8. W. Is. tlt
.lo I do t
..loll IS. A. A. P. 4s... 17
.. tl' i fo. Pa-lflr 4. tt
. .10ui.-o Rallwar 4. 11)
.. tt lT.ua a Pacltc la. liati
71. iT.. t L. a W. 4a. :i
I nlon Pacltic 4a ?;,
I
Total 44
CATTLEThere wa quite
cattle reported this morning for a Saturday
but they were nearly all consigned direct to .
local packers, ao there were not enough on I
sale to make a market. For the week re- I
ceipts have been limited, as there is a de-
crease as compared with last week amount
ing to about 2.0OU head, but as compared
with the same week of last year there is an
increase of about H.'jOu head.
Owing to the moderate otierlngs this week
the beef steer market has been In very sat
isfactory condition. Trading ruled active
on most days, with the general tendency if
prices upward. The advance for the week
amounts to fully 15c in the majority of
cases, with some sales going as much aa 'c
higher. All kinds have joined in the gen
eral advance, but the kinds that sold last
week from 34,50 to 34.S0 have improved fully . 7. k.
as much as. the choicer arrades. The ton Mock la signs
price for the wee is 35.. The bulk of Following were the receipts of live stock
tne lair to good cattle sell largely from 4 ws at the six principal western cities yesier
to o w, witn cnoice graces selling as nign day:
as 35.3, and the common kinds go from tl.iXi
down. Omsha
The cow market has not changed as much ! Chicago
as steers. Common cows, Buch as canners , Kansas City
and cutters, or, in other words, those that St. Louis ...
sell from 32.00 to 33 tk, have been In poor ; St. Joseph
demand all the week, with the tendency of j Sioux City .
prices aownwara. Anytning, tnougn. tnat
had any kill to it sold without much trouble
Sloox City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT. la.. July 5-Special Tele
gram CATTLE Receipts. steady.
Beeves. 34"ii.l'j; cows, bulls and mixed,
il.f'ii.y; stockers and feeders, 32.7533.85;
calves p.nd vearllngs. 32 5 3 75.
HOGS Receipt 2 to": WyXfC lower, at
34.!5t)6.15; bulk. 33.fto4j5.C5.
It. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts Sr nominal.
HOGS Receipts. I tW: &910c lower. Lights,
35 ;r.m 5 41 : medium and heavy. 3S.15fiS.3o.
SHEEP Receipts, Zh; top native Jamba,
I l;.ij; ewes, 33. 5u.
DO YOU KNOW
We trsde In 1.0OO bushels grain and up
ward? Also In 10 shares of
STOCKS
Now Is the time and this Is
and upward?
the place.
bo vn
at- MERRILL.
Room 4 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phona 1039.
PRIVATE WIRES
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND
STOCKS
221 Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha
Phones luus and lull. Members all prin
cipal exchanges. Writ for our daily mar
ket latter.
lilLWAT TIME CARD.
LXIOS iTATlOX 10TM AKD MAHli.
talon Pacific.
Leave,
.a :4u am
Totals
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. !
. . 417 4 t.'-i 540 I
..t&O 14.4ssj 20lJ0i
. . 5) 3 iXJ
.. 5"! 3.' 5o0
5 .WO o
.. 23 3.0
..ijti 31.343 3.335
..a 4:30 pm
. .all:3u pm
.a T:U am
ArrWe
a 7 -50 pm
a I.3s pre
rhlltialelphla Prodnre Market
PHILADELPHIA. July 3 HUTTER H
fiiC lower: western creameries, 30c; extra
nearby prints. I2c.
EGGS Firm, stood deman-1: fresh nearbv
ldvc. loss off: fresh western. !SMy. loss off;
fresh southern, isil.c. less on
CHEESE Steady, fair demand: New
York full creams, choice, new, 10Vl"Ic-
gagar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July K.-SUOAR-Raw.
firm; fair refining. 3 3 ltc: c ntrfu.al 'i
test. 3 11-lSc: mola'.-se- susr. 2 lj-
firiej, firm; No. 4. 4 4k-; No. 7, 4.5c No. 3,
4 5"c; No. . 4 4 c: No. 10. 4 4ic; No. 71. 4.3. c;
No. li 4 3-c; No. 13. 4.20c; No 14, 4 3jc.
Confectioners "A." 4 85c; mouil ""A." 5.25c;
1 cutloaf. 5.4)c: crushed, 5c: powdered.
i lv; granulated. 5iJc; cubes 5.Sc.
MOLASSES Kirm; New i'r:in open
kett'e. good to choice. 13 inj4 no.
NEW ORLEANS. July 20 St QAR-DulI;
open kettle. 2VS1 7-1G--; open kit.e. cen
trifugal, S'-tftD'?; centrifugal white. 4',c.
yellow. 3S1l4c; second. 3Sc. Mola-se-i,
on kettie. nominal. 13 "-: centrifugal,
54jl3c. Syrup, nominal, lW-5c
XI. I. rf. Sa. n.
do coupon
do la, rv(
do coupon
do near 4a, reg...
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do bid t ref ...
do coupoo
do is, rs.
dc iuyo4
Atchison era. 4a..
do ad. 4a
B. a O. 4s
do 4'.a
do ecu.. 4a
Canada So. t
Ccnlral ot Oa. 4a....
Ido la ine
C. a O. 4 ,1
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C. 4 N W. c. 7..
V.. R I. a P. 4a.
C C C H L 4s.
Chicago Tr. 4a
Colo a So. 4.
bnTer a It. C 4a.
Ens prior lien 4s ....
do central 4s
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tn W.a r.mral 4s..
a. Ko.k lal.ud 4a
1-i3 1 uu. Tobacco 4a.
Hock Val.fr 4a... .Iu4'. Colo. Fuel con.
x Offered.
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Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 25. COTTON The
market opened firm, at an
advance of 7(65
at generally steady prices, but owing to the
unevenness In the market some sales look.'d
much belter than others. The bulk of the
fair to good cows sell from 33 00 to tl.5.
with choice cornfeds from that up to 34 "5
ana some prirue
best cornfeds are
stronger ror tne week. j , . 4 hid. A...u.t n,i UD to 12.45c; Sep-
Bulls have not changed much all the 'fJlXhed on the call andC
week. Big. heavy, coarse bulls have been tol(er B0,d 8t 10c. immediately after the
rather si w sale, while handyweights have , ;.,, mD,ut ..t ofr on realizing. July
n good demand. Veal calves Are . ,u n ,a hlle Auaust
nieas rrom tnat up to H I , , under higher Liverpool cables, the
heofers brought 34 50. The , PfJ",1" e advance in New Orleans yeaterday
are. If anything, a Hula ; Bnd continued hot weather. July opened
been
about steady, the bulk of them going from
14 .no to X3.UU.
Stockers and feeders are still In very light
supply nnd while the demand is also limited !
it is fully as good as the supply. The bulk i
of the good cattle coming forward Is sell- I
lng fsom 33 50 to 33 75, though something
choice would undoubtedly bring consider
ably more than that. The commoner kinds
sell mostly rrom 33 00 to s.I 50.
showed relative firmness the latter option
declined from 6 to 3 points from the best
price of the morning. Speculation was not
particularly active and the trading was K-ss
excited, though sentiment continued to
show the general apprehension as to the
course of the nearby options. The market
closed steadv. net to IX points higher.
NEW ORLEANS. July i5 COTTON
Futures quiet; July, 13 bid; August.
A few western ranee cattle are berinnlne 1 i 1.1.4- c-..t,mr.r- 1,1 "fiirt "4.1c: October.
to show up In the receipts, but not enougn i k 75.'i 7ic ' Dec-mber. &."iii k.-; January,
of them have come forward as yet to mane j My55c.' Spot, steady; sales, tvm. Ordin
a market. i... tiis-ir irord ordlnarv. llc: low mid-
dling. 12'.c: middling. n'-c; good middling
It- 1 Uic: middling, fair. 14 1-1V-. nominal. Re-
Overland Limited...
The Fast Mail
California Express.
Pacific Express
Eastern Express
'the Atlantic Express.
The Colorado Special..
Chicago special
I Ircoln. Beatrice and
Btromsburg Express.. b 4 pm
North Platte Ixx-al a STO am
Orand Island Local b I 30 om
Chicago. Mllnsskrs St. Pant.
Chicago Daylight a 7:46 am all:li pre
Chicago Fast Expresses 44 pm
Chicago Limited a K:06 pm
Des Moines Express. ...a 7:45 sm
laaaeaiio .V orlhestera.
"The Northwestern Line."
Fast Chicago a 3:40 am a 7:00 um
Mail a k.uu pm a k:v am
Local Sioux City a 10 atn a .M pm
LayUgtil bl x'aul a 7. am pal
Uayugnt Chicago a ') m all :1k pu
Local Chicagt aUiivam s.lu iiu
lxjcal ea-ir Rapids IM pin
Limiteu cincsgo a s:l pin a 1:15 am
Local Carroil P" '
i.- ,.t ioi-miij a s.M pru a 3. to pin
Fast tit. r-aul a -4S pm a :1 am
i- ast Mall , , a"u
Local Sioux Cr.y U 4 00 pea t w iu
Norfolk 4k Uuneteel....a J:i am al:a am
I ioli Ac Loi.a l-nne....b :3 am blu Ji am
a 5 30 pm
a T:30 am
a 1 .40 am
a 3:4w am
bl2:M ptn
a 5:13 pm
b am
a 3 4u pm
. i mi am
a 3:40 pin
Chicago.
BEEF STEERS.
At Pr No.
Rostoa Slock Quotations.
BOSTON, July 25 CaU loans. S7J4 per
cent; time loans, n'yti per cent, ufflfiaj
closing prices vn slocks and bonds:
jlOGjPr here was only a fair run of hogs ? "k.!TTON-8trr,dv.
ZZJtZ?; mUr.PrrC.baPlVlSlJ'd ih" ' Middling. V.r. Sales none. Receipts. 1 .19
he marker in bsd shape. Hogs sold all the ( i,.!, ahlnmenta 1 if ba'es: stocks. 2 5W
way from We to 20c lower than yesterday. At I l' shipments, i ... na.es. aiui.a. t.- ,
the start the market was a big dime lower. I i hthpooi i..tv- ik rnTTnvB,i in '
f" 1 bu.t
N Y
Flour, bbls
I Whi-at. bu
i Corn, bu
Oata. bu
loss off.
Receipts. Shipments.
g...kl
.lh'7 !
. 67 i
. 59 ,0u0
fi om
r7.t
aoiaiO
JEW YORK GKSEjRAL MARKET.
tlaotatloaa
at the Day
Cammodltles.
Yarlana
NEW YORK. July FI-OUR-Re-elpts.
1J 777 bbls ; exports. . bbls Market was
moderately active, closing steadv. Wlni-r
parents. 3Xn;4S0; winter s'rslebts, ft 6iif
liS. Minnesota patenta. 34 404 r6: wln'er
raa. 32kiu3 30: Minnesota twikem. 3 55.3 I Wheat
winter low grades, r ,ilitl. Rye
dull: fair to good, tl W(ti 25, choice
Kansas City Grala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 25.-WHEAT-8ep-t.-mber.
'.;jc: December. 7Tc; cash.
No I hard. C,vu-.s-: No. 3. ;i77Sc; No. 4
i-:i70c; rejected. fcoit'Cc; No. 3 red. 71i
7ic, No. 3. M'jlOc.
CORN September, 4Sc: Pecember. 4S'c:
ensh. No. 2 mixed, 47tc; No. 3 white, Sif
i.ac; No. 3. 4c.
OAT8 No. 2 white, 4oc; No, I mixed.
J? l lie.
RT E No. 2. rV.
HAY Choice timothy, 310 50; choice prai
rie f.?ilO (O
nUTTEK Creamery. 164713c; dairy, fancy,
16o.
EOClS-Strady Missouri and Kanaaa.
caa returned. HV: new No. 3. whltewood
cases Included. V.hfi.
Receipts. Shipments.
bu 137. mn 51
Evaporated Apples ana lrled Frnlts.
NEW YORK. July 25 EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is quiet, only a small
demand being noted, but such transactions
as are reported are at unchanged pricea.
Common are queted at 4i0c; prime at 5f
4c; choice at OVitlWc: fancy at r,fi7i,c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT3-3pot
prunea are fiehaps a ahade easier, tinder a
e.-mewhat amaller movement (Quotations,
however, still range from 3c to 7c for all
Erades. Apricots show little feature, prices
eing about ateady and trade light. Chc
are quoted at Sc snd fancy at 12'c.
Peachea are quiet, with choice held at 7'y
7Hc. and fancy at kwi"4c.
CoaTee Market.
NEAV TORK. July 25. COFFEE Spot ;
No. 7 Invoice). 7lc; mild, quiet. Cord vi,
7(illc Futures opened quiet at uicha"rei
pnis and ruled generally fesfjre.es. The
market closed quiet at a partial decline of
points under liquidation. Sxles were 1 2 V
bags. Including leplrmber, at 1.70c, and
March, at 4 4oc.
Atchison
KtK Central 4s..
Atchlaca
do pfd
tvfon a Albany
Boston A Mains.
N. K. A
Fltrhburx pfd ..
t'nion Pbciftc ...
Vtri Central ...
Atn.r. Eusar ...
do pfd
Amwr. T. A T...
bom. I. A S
uen.ml Electric
M.aa. K Ice trie .
do pfd
I nll.d Krult ...
I. 8 Pteel
do pfd
wvaTiLan. mnti.on
x Ex-dividend.
Aduontar
7! AlloiK-I
4' Anulfatnaud ..
a. '-. B.r.haai
!4i Cal. A Hsels...
lt i.stnnlal ....
137 C'opp.r hang. .
H.-lsa buoiiQlon CimiI
lau Fraxkhn
I) Rural.
IX Mohawk
...114 mid liomtnlon .
....11 moeola
1V V, Parrt
KS iWulncr
IS Triroocntsia
Iii'l Trtiuiii
.... I'nim Stales .
l'" I'tart
77S Vict.irta
.... 4 'i. w .nona
a& Wuiv.rias
4
w
. II
.4 4
1H
. t
. siH
'w
. r.-
. 33
.. 44
.. 11
.. rn
.. 41
.. 17,
.. 3-s.
..
.. 4V
.. 44
hut the same as usual, buyers picked out
the best lightweights and would not makf
a bid on the heavier loads. The first sties
went largely from 35 05 to 35 10, and as hich
as 35 15 was paid for a load weighing ?"1
pounds. The market kept getting worse
"s the morning advanced until the lat
tn nrr've had 'o sell around 34 So
Salesmen were not wl'lirfg to sell out at
i: .--e rsrures. and ss a result there w
several loads In flrwt hands at noon. Th
bulk of the sales went from to. 00 to 30.10.
w"h the late sales rrom 31 5 to 3S 00.
The receipts of hos for the week show
a decrease as compared with last week
amounting to 17. son heart, but as compared
with the same week of lust year there Is
not much change. The market has been
lower every day this week but one. and
tbe net loss for the week amounts tn
IS?-. It haa been a very unsatisfactory
market to operate on. as salesmen either
hd to sell to the first bidder or tnke
less for them later on. owing to the fact
that buvers have been closirg the markat
lower every
nolnt of the
then July 1 and about t2V per hundred
lower than a year ago today. Rcpre
Hock lalaatt
EABT.
Chicago Daylight I l 4.. J 50 am
Chicago 'ay!.at LoC:. 7JM am
Chicago fcUtvrca 4,13.1 am
Des Aiumea txprtsa.. a 4.J pm
Cbicago rt e.a.pras..a a: pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L i'i.t J:3w am
Lincoln. Colo Springs,
Denver, Pueblu ai.d
West a 1:30 pm
Texas, cai. aot
er a s .ev pm
V favlaas.
fair demand: prices 4 points higher: Ameri- ; Colo . Texaa, C
can middling, fair. f.P'id: gd middling j Oklahoma Fly
SS3d: mi'd'ing. .f.4d: low mlddllnar d.d:
good ordlnarv. 612d: o-dtntry. 5 fid. The
sales of the day were 8.(rt bales, of which
6 3oi bales were for speculation and export,
snd included 7.100 American. Receipts, none.
Futures opened firm and clos'd sleidy.
Julv. 6Sv1; Julv-Augtist. '7.f!i)Sd; Auptiv-
abasli.
St. Louis "Cannon ball"
Exurtas
St. i-Aiuis Local. Coun
cil KluSs
UUisarl l'sciee.
a 3 tAi a...
a a pm
a pm
blisj am
a .jb pia
a lilS am
a 4:00 pm
ai2.40 pm
a 8:24 am
aio 34 pm
" September. 4 23d: Soptember-Octcber. 5 f3 "
iSI: October-November. 5.47d: November- Vu'". ,p eS'
9. Iiercaber. 5 34Tif. JF..1 : December-Joruary. w- C. dfc Ow.
5Si4t5 3'd; January-February. 8.1d: Febru
ary-March. 5.:7d; March-AprlJ. 5.27d.
lev v-k rjr'nsr 1 notations.
NEW YORK. July 25 The followlr.K are
the quotation on the New York St ck ex-
ch.rige:
A a.m. Con 'Little Cnlef 4
Allr. IS .Ontario
Bresce ' 1
HruTi.sHk Con
l !.. O K
.. Cal
Tunnel v
a Vi
day. Prices are st tbe low Hon: n:lr
year and are about 5Tk lower ) Iron i:vr
s. nir. dull: fair to g
I to fancy. 31 -S 50.
' CUKNMKAl, 8tead
V: U: city. 3! 70; klln-d
i fly yellow western.
-dried. M:"iia.
KTK 4julet: No 2 weatern. Uw-. f o. b.
ifl.ist: state. &Mjc. e I f.. Nw York.
H A Rl.Er Steady; feeding. 35c, c. I f .
New York; malting. HHt.t.c.
York
WHEAT Re.-elpta .75 bu
1M3 bu : Spot, Arm; No 1 red
and t?Vc f o. b.
Tan. 'it h. t.
c I. f.. New
; exports. 1
3lc, elevator.
afloat: No, 1 northern
o. b. afloat: No. I bard
atltoba. MWr. t o. b. afloat. Options
rr- gull and fairly well sustained, owing
a higher corn market and light apecu-
'Ire offerings. Near tbe cloee further
ai'ruitas occurred and laat priors showed
U;c net rise Sales Included: No. 2 red
Vr. Bwic; July, closed, ilWc: Seplember,
Corn. bu.
Oats. bu..
4.UU0
1
3 ij
Grala Market.
Mllsvankea
MILWAUKEE. July JS WHEAT Firm.
Clie: No 1 northern. 7ve; No. t north
ern HAc: new Sentember. ,.v.e. ,
RYK Firmer; No. 1 s2Hi43c
M a RLE V Steady ; No. 2. 5sg40c; aampla.
4:j5?c
t'uHN-September. 5rv52tC.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111 . July 23 COHN-Flrra and
Steadv: No. 3. c; No. 4. .c
OATS-Dull; No. 4 white. 3oe.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. July H-eEEDS-Clover,
flrui, Ovtober. 30 42H UA.
dull.
F.sparla aad Imports at Sew York.
NF7W TORK. July 55 -Exports of specie
from this port for the week sggregated
f 7 160 stiver and flA7 sold. Imports of
specie. 35.774 gold and 31 2 silver.
Imports of dry goods snd general mer
chaiidiae were valued at 310 47S.11L
Oil aad Resin.
OIL CITT. Pa.. July 25. -OIL Credit bal
ances. 31 54; certificates, no bid. Shipments.
lOu 533 bb.s : average so 'i bbls.; runs. 34.
M bbls ; average. 76,07! bbls. Rr Ipments
Uraa. If.SLi bbla : average. 4H.r7l bla ;
runs. Lima. 7" t3t bbls ; average. 56 K3 bbla
SAVANNAH. Ga . July 3 4jIL Tui-pen-tlne
firm. Rosin, firm. A. B. C. D. 31 66;
F. 31 74); tl. 31 tt; H. 3.1 SO: I 32 75; K. t- S':
M V ; N H 10; W. O . 33 55; W W.. 33 46.
NtW TORK, Jul 2S.-OIL-Cottuutjd,
Foreign FlnaarlaL
LONtvON. July jS.-Money was In mod
erate rniuest today and puces were fairly
easy. There wai evidence of increasing
demands next week, owing to the settiM-
mer.ts and monlh-er.d rey -ilrements. Dis
counts were firm on a better supply of
Mils. Tbe depression on the Sloe ex
change was somewhat alleviated by the
events in New York, the r.ew position there
dominating the rrsrkets here Consols were
tirrnir th in -lerd.iy s street closing quo
tations. Bales by underwriters momenta
rily ceased. Sme rails were heavy. Amer
icans rallied smartly and were mostly well
above paniy Little business was trans
acted and t rices closed steady. The Japan
ese market was up-'t by rumors of alleged
trouble lietween Russia and Japan.
PARIS. July 25. Trading on the Bourse
today had a much better tone than yea
teijiy under the influence of encouraging
i.e-s from New York. Rentes were
stronger. At the close prices were quite
Arm. Rio tlntus were In demand and at
the clone recovt red 4 points. The private
rates of discount waa 2 7-14 per cent; 3 r
cent rentes. Tf 30c fur the account: ex
change cn Loridun, lV.c for checks.
BERLIN. July 2i B jsln.t ss on the
Bourse today was stagnant, but the trans
actions were of small volume. Exchange
on Linden, turn 3.pfgs for checks. Dis
count rates: Short bills, 2 per cent; 3
months, 3 per cent.
entatlve sales:
Ho. At. SS. Pt Ka. At Sk
tt SM So 4 SS M rt 1M
IS !4i IX 4 M I
M 1:1 4tl Tl J14 SO I
II rM M 4 5 44 JJ an I
r. Ml 4 4 7V4j an i
1 HI n i li 77 rt lji. I
jt; tst I ' TS t:t 4"
rr iw ao i os at tro io
11 j i m m :4 us
si t4 its i so n nt 4
(Tl 7M It" 4 4" T I t SO
41 t4i ... i OJI 44 . t ..
i t4 ... i n- 74 tn ss
u iw I m 7i r:4 n
4 J44 ia 4 SIS ' rvt
TS H4 to IMS M t 1S
Tl Ml ID I SIV 44 VI 40
SO fk4 IN 3 k. l tm . .
(J l S IS tiS 44
T4 1?4 an ( I. 44 1st lis
4! ri M I tf t SM .1.
44 K so 4 ru V
i. fj as i ts ti,
74 Ill " 4 4a tl
T4 144 SO I SS f-4 tM .
40 147 44 I OS T7 r ijo
u r Ui I ra nt . .
4 147 . . 4 as 7 j. in
U . . Kl :w t V 74 ?oi
SHEEP Two nn of sheep and
Dry Uooaa Market.
NEW YORK, July I5.-DRY OOOr-The
week ends with buyers practically indiffer
ent to merchandise, except when they are
obliged by pressing nee.ls to purchase f.r
Immediate delivery. In such esses high
pncss are being paid. M jnuf ddurers. how
ever, owing to the curtailment pf production
In prugreaa. are not urging buyers to op
erate and this course La likely iu be pursued
fur aouia Um lu com.
I us
I OTt,
I eru
t S7V.
I P"s
r, S7.
t nvi
4 (rv,
5 o-i4
E (.'H
I 071,
I rev.
"71,
I S7
I rrvi
t 7i
I
I 10
I 10
14
I 10
i 10
I It
I 11
I 10
4 11
5 '5
rn.rnhs
sold st rone
to dime hlrr'er. Idaho yearlings brought
33 75: lmbe 35 5 and ewes 3: WV For the
week tbe supply of shen has been very
heavy, ss there Is an lnrreee over last
week amounting to shout 14 (hi bead and
as compared with the same week of :st
vesr the Increase amounts to about 14 (ft
bead.
In spite of tbe libers! receipts, however.
?t local market bs hen in very sstls
fsrtory condition. The Bret of the week
niirea ssgged a little In the face of the
be.vv siit. riles, but toward the close the
fMltrg Innproved w thst pricea on sll de
slrMe grades of klVers are. If anything
a lt'tle stronger thsn st the finw of lust
week Tbe part fat kinds are shout steadv
for the week It was that class of s'utT
thst sufred the most the esrly part of the
week. Taking Lbs situation as a whole
Jvul. Con..
X Offered.
. IS S'mtario
. 11 iirri.r
& iPrmenii
Ptitoat
. 4S Ha vac.
.low &ierr Neraiia
.10 fiuall H.ioua .
4 llaoiiard
.. It
. . i4
.. r-4
..
. :iv
were reported today and thev
WerWly Baak Statement.
NEW YORK, July 20 The statement of
aera?es of the clearing hojse banks of
this city for the wek shows: Iurs, $'"7.-
v;. ,7'i; increase. 4M.. ueposits. '.'; j.o,
(f.i; increase, $7.1t;.7J. Circulation. 34J.1V1,
2".; decrease. 3ii.7i I-gal tenders. 7.
ili.51"': Increase. tl.!?i.4sj. Specie. 31 'K7,
l'.i, increase, 3".0n3 7'. Reserve, 3-e!.5oS.-t".
increase. 37,4K.1'4). Reserve required.
SJ20.Mil 2: Increase. II 192,175. Surpljs. 31!.-
tl?.4i; increafe. 30,rj3t iiJO. Ex-l"nlted State
4 1 posits, 32.7.3 61a: increase, Xo.6i4.iwu.
Wool Market.
NEW YORK. July 25 WOOL Firm ;
fair domestic, ufje.
ST. Lol "IS. July 25 WOOL Steady to
firm: medium gradts and comlilng, lsjJ2c;
light fine. lMi'.sc; heavy fine, 12jl5c; tub
wasl.ed. ji-yJl-Wc.
L'lNIiON. July 25 WOOL The arrivals
of wool for the fifth series of auction sales
amount to 11R.036 bales, including 27,uuO for
wards! direct In spinners.
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN
One Haadred Passengers an a Isslk
era Flyer Have Harrow
Escape.
LOV'ISVILLE. Ky.. July 25.-It Is the gen
eral opinion that an attempt was made to
w reck the Islington and Atlanta flyer of the
Southern railway last night and more than
lu0 passengers had narrow escapes from
duth.
Tbe twitch at Tuckers, fourteen miles
from Louisville, had been thrown open and
tbe train crashed Into two cars loaded with
..a i:56 pm
i-
.a 3:15 am
,...al0:00am t 1:3 pn
....autt.au pm a 4:1s am
.lllnois Central.
Chicago Express a 7:35 am a 3:10 pm
CbicagK, JtLiunsapoils ax
dc raul Liuiueu a 7:50 pm a 3.06 am
Minneapolis at sit. Paul
Ex pruts b 7 55 am bl0:3J pm
CnicutJ Local Itle aim
Clacaga txpres .... alO Jt am
WEBsTFH DKPU1-laTII at WEBITEH,
Cklrago, iu Paal, MtaaeapolU V
Oauaka.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... a 4.30 am a 3:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger.. . a 2:u0 pm all. Ml am
Oakland Local.. b .4a pm It 3.4 am
Missouri Facile.
Nebraska I -oca. Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm alO: am
Cklesgo at or Ik stealer a. Itkrstas
ad Wyoming Division.
Llaik Hills. Dead wood.
Lead, hui bpringa a 3.00 pm a 3.00 pm
Wyuuiiiig. Cupper and
Douglas d 3.00 pm f .00 pa
liaiii.a. lor a. David
City, supeiiur, otriieva,
Avxsler and scsani a J:'JU pm b 1:00 pm
BIKL1NC.TOJI STATION 144TU afc HllUI
City. St. Jsttlk ak Coaatill
lllnns.
Kanaaa City Day E...a 1:15 am
Bl. Louis flyer a pm
Kansas City Nig hi t.x..io JO pm
Burlington at Missouri River.
a t 05 pm
ail .ue am
a aia
Beatrice ana
ivs. Arrive.
W v mum
Lincoln a I -SO am
Nebrsjn Express a k.Ui am
Denver Llmltec a 4.10 pm
black Hlila and Pugs
Sound Express all:10 pm a tat pm
C o I r a a u veauDuiec
Flvaa
Lincoln Fsst Mail b 2:52 pm
Fort Crook and Platta-
xtouth t 3 20 pm
Rel.evua aV Pa elite Jet. .a 7 B pm
BaLcvua . PsciOo Jcc.a 3-5C am
Ckleaaa. Barllagto tsalacy.
Chicago SpecUl a T:00 am a 3 53 pm
Chicago Vestibuled Ex.. a 4 t) pm a 7.40 am
Chicago Local a t il am all mo pat
Chicago Limited a 0 pm a T 45 aia
Fast Mali a 40 pa
a Dally, h Dally eicept Sunday d Islty
exespt Saturdsy. Dally except afooday.
bl2:W pm
a i 4j put
a am
a 1.10 om
a l ug am
blO 34 ana
a t .a am