Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1893, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND CONERCIAL Pourideruble of a Htir Oharacterised the Grain Trade Yostoriay. SENSATIONAL FEATUKES OF THE MARKET Figorous Wull the Chiloago M its vomante Started In All Earopean Complis oatlone Give the Market an Up- ward Tit-The Outlook, Thore wits A stirring up of the whoie graln trade today. For the first thme In thier months great bull movements were sturted ol the Bullish sonti- ment hias huen <0 much suppressod for wed And the tracde w Inrgely oy in all marknts in the tide was of & sen tlonai charact the lizht tarmer snt pr bushels on [ 1 OMCAGO, Dits. % 80 sold that e tars war clond that wheat at press 1,000,000 Sinn ments, the I new liad the sl promis nearly follow 00 bushels and, ocen passag wst week of over 5,000, more than all, the reports of damage W spring whoat fn the northwest the heat. The bulls seemingly | out regardless of an_afiorclap, was gIven i twist of 2 cents for the ing at the topat 65 for Soptemuer and 743 for e . Fitst sales were mado at S@le mdvance and aftor some fluctuations asdvanced Ko more. Shorts Were ansions to cover and here was a strong feoling doveloped, with but Jittle wheat for sale. Thon followed ‘an casior foeling, influenced parily by reports of raln in the northwest an woathor and also by the deerenso In the vis ply which w rather a disappolntment te rfators, Pr dectined %e, hold steady, and again advanced, this time moving up 1 and closed av the top. 1iblo in corn and outs began Sa rices markod mage ort om themselves The markot dny: closs 1 erops i sational toment | the close, when th ptember marks up, at 415, and the May prico nearly at 4l \ipients for one day w 1,000,000 bushels and stocks 1ghit. The visiblo sinply decrcased 1,243,000 busliels and the country buyers adied terrorsto the shorts Who were on the tin Thore wis w good_trade in oats and a strong market. Tho lmprovement was due to the continued reports of rust in the west, to the advance In corn and to the coverlng by shorts. market opened stronk at neariy 1 nee, and, after frequent fluctuations, closed strong avabout the top ata net advance of 11 nearly “proviston market was without much g0 from Saturduy's closing prics for Tong time, but finally the managers of tho deal 1 opportunity fn the great strength grain murket give the shorts squeeze toward the elose and the sho 1ves did the r S10W A gain in Soptem 2775 and in Septenibe e most active of the Ine e greater part of the day, but lard wok wn toward the end and lod 1 the netivity Pork was loft severely alone and closed wli out shngle trade,” being nominally worth whout tho sime as on Saturday. Estinn olpts for tororrow: Wheat 0 carsi corn, 810" cars; oats, 810 cars; hogs 22,000 hend The leading futur traded in- dur- ranged as follows TArticies, | Oven, | Hig WitkaT July Bept o1 | EHEh o] ot 0 ulie) 10 sunchanged. i No. 8 spring, CORN—No, cllow, 40% i closing 2, 28%c; No. 2 white, white, 1. 0. ., 2813c. t.0. b, 1unt "Hnllllnlfli No. 1, £1.10, )—'rinie, 34.20. Pork—Mess, por - Lbl, 810.75219.72% Jurd, per 100 1bs 8070, iy sulted shouldor (hoxed), #7.750K.00; short clear sidos (boxed), #5.60008,02) Wik No. 8, no sales; Distilers' finlshed goods, per gal., AIHKIII’.Nvi Flour. bbin St Onte, b 76 211 801 On the markct Produce exchango toduy the butter wis steady; creamery, 17@19¢; o Eags, strictly fresh, 13c, « hi Produce Market. The general but thore is & BuTTER s un- ehanged, fecling. fancy creamer- faie to good cremmer- 15@18e; cholee to fancy conntry, 1@ 16 fafr to good country, 1be; packing stock, frosh, 14c. Eas=The demand’ts light and the market Elow at 11c. Live Povrany—The market on old fowls 1s stewdy but the market is fill of spring chickens, which are moving slowly at ed i Spring chickens, per 1h, 1@ 3 bot por b, 7@He: mixed coops, per Ib., 6c; roostors, por Ib.. 4@be; turkey: e’ 1b., 8 1., 7@se. TOMATORS —THiore wa f to- atoes an the market sket §1.00361,25; per 1-3 Potators i loc S on the st s lots are i from tho cou e red apples aid not plonty seilquite readily at good pric plenty of home Krown green ap, )t worth much to ship that i down. Choive red stand app 1-8 bu. hox, 75@80¢; groen. ey The’ market §s well suppliod with stock Gt 15 good for this carly In the season. Ter doz Oxtoxs-liome grown onlons aro hocoming quite plenty on the market. Homo grown pe Du, 1. ! IEniies—Home grown Mackberries aro bo- goming vory plonty and the stock ble. Raspherries aro very scarce berrles, home Erown por 24-qt. eus yuspherrics, per 24-qt. caso, §3 burrles, 8. SMALL P18 —There are plenty of peaches, both Culitor i Texas, and. the s may bo sald Plunis, “wild " goosé, ot 24-qt ponchios 1,165 Califor 2.50; Toxa s peiar box, A-bisk ot 20-10. jes, solLd p fos, solld packe 1 growers ar po- mull way at low y plenty. Good Etock On or k huckle- £2: Toxns | Calitornin figs, por about \hm(\‘ cantuloupes on the stock 1s hard o« of 1 doz., #83; Lo > Percrato 0t 3 103 doz. . THOPICAL FRUIT ORANGES = The supply of oran ket ds not lurge, but sutficiont mands of tho trade. T oranges on the market Is ge pocially onson « s only u fow T und “wood s BWoets, $8.50 7503.00; erside s Riv- 4.0008,25, steidy warn irdemind for d st them \h-ntll Muasinus, por b HaNANas T) house BURs v to e risky. Pri bunch, lurge, wedlui, $2.0042.2 WADES, TAL Hines—No. 1 green hides, 203 No. 1'r green salted hides 10" i1y, 4300, Hght, as most nini busi- is such as more, or loas steady. Por bunch, sl 10 when wdiing of them nail about ©2.75; por A hides, 8 No. ) & No. 3 No. voeul culf, g Noot v ol I 1 ‘ry ing hides, 70; No. 2 N0, 1 dry salted Dides, bo curod Lides fe per 10, less thao wily hides, 8 lbs. 15 1bs. 1010 1bs,, dc; No s Green salted, each 860081 saltod shoarlings (Hort wooled early Bkins), euch 16625 llry shearllugs short wooled early sklus, No. 1, each 5@ 10c; dry shearlings (short wooled early skins), No. 2, ruch dry lint, I\unmn und Nebraska putcher wool pults or 10 wetual woight, 102 i Hint "Kansas and Nebraska Murrain w00l pelts, Dar 1, ACLARL welght, TB10C: qry Aint Colorado biteher wool pelts, [ wctual welght, 9¢10; dry fiag Colorado Mu. \ tfieates opened e —————— ————— e ———. o . i, e -u\-..lwr ks, A liow, No 2 S primo, 1€ Deruwis Car Jota welghod HOB10.09, ® York Market 1ty 24 ~Frovn oxpocts, 8,000 bl YD pkes.t markey more ts, 220, o 50,000 pkgs.; 8,0 wetive and Cony Mear Rye-Dail; 8to ady; fale domand vin, b i), stoady i 143,000 u.; exports, 179,- 000 Tiu. of Faiur No. 2 noi Upifans we t il westorn bits} 0 pas- No.'2 \m“«.u i fnflucn, hor s, decronse visthlc Augus yply, ani shorts covorin 1@ T g b 74 0-11 bu.i ryc Cony bu.; sal Spots i 88,000 b ) b, futa 221 advanco, cxports, 27,000 10,000 bii; €hot but dull, No. ) @ olc dull but - fir on, dry woathe i 3 405} Soptember, prs, 166,000 L. exports, 97, 270,000 T futires, 118,000 bit, s fivm, quiot eeliae up. Options T, moderately active; A s, 31 %0 Closing (g Septemhir, 30231 he, s No. 2 white 2 L3SC] Ty@38c; No. 8 ° Ohicago, mixed western, white westorn, 88ag4de. Fair demand, * stoudy} Ay TG Hop: 192211 HibEs—Dull, wi PROVISIONS “Cut meats, wealk shoulders, 87.00; piekled ham middles, quict. ' Lurd, qui stenni closed at £10.05; sale £10; option sales, none; July cod; Septombr ised August closed 1f 810,05 nsked Testorn dairg, 181 incry, 17020550: Elgine: shipuing, Quict, firm; state, common to choice, quict: plekled 1100 12.00; 250 tlerces sed v $10.10 210,256 asked; sy, quict Quict, fu " 50713,00, Liru, quiet; clty : celpts, 8,414 s, 141 western, ' per TALLOW 32 por pkg.), 5 @5 8160 LLSiL B b O yellow. ROLECS —Quict, Dull, firim; crudo, 43¢ stondy; cholce United, 67%c RosIN-Quiot, good, $1.00011,0; TURPENTIN teady; strained, common to Dull, easy at 274@27 RiCk—Firm; fairly netive, Morasses— New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice dull, steady. Svan-—Raw, dull, 3%c; contrifukals, TofT A, 4 standird nominal; fair refining, st 41185 refined, 5-16254e; mould A 5lie; ¢ 5 5 5-16@5%¢; cubes, Mark 1 Tu'y 24 toview. he Mark Lane Iritish er welish red R R from 24 o 32s. Devon, Some wall e the cheapost nrke thore clearing from litle chan e market reports. Th LONDON. Expross 1 its w i trade wheat are white it and Cors the old crop ting upon the harvest wre conflleting. Beerbohn's and Dunbu reulars differ in regard to the French crop. The former says it could not ach 84000000 quarters, while the it'w 1 86,000,000, wt either figure will be better' thin tof Russiun wheat cannot yet be Rye andbarley will yield hoavily. o prouiises 1 zood yield, ho wheat yicld in Austr mated it 20,800,000 3,514, 000 quartors Tast ye e’ Mark Line B Dinks that this estimate’is too low and vield will reach 22,000,000 I Ttaly is reckoned at 800,000 hove that of last e In Spain ant Portuzgal 1t is thousht the ylold w be 1,355,000 quartors above that of 1892, The estimatés heretofore made of the erops Germany, Belgium and Holland aro valuoless. St Louis Maricets, 87. Lou1s, July 24, —FLOUR—Firm. WHEAT S 1o No. 2 red navianced 21@ cash, BUL¢; August, Glie; Soptember, _Conx—Bullish_on ‘-A mixed, cash, -ligher plenmber, In good der, crop news, galning 14 July, 28¢; Septembe cash, 25¢ 30 nd ut 250 3 dairy, 18 i July, 26c; August, 1@17c. Pork, —#16.75 wgod. ).25 100so shoulde 257 dry salt ments h\mn. and “bacon, acked shoulders, ribs, $9.75 ribs, xed Tots 150 mor 4 hams, unchang, Fiour, ' 4,000 whoat, 74,000 179.000 bu.: oats, 35,000 bu. ¥ Inlur 7,000 sucks; wheat, 8,000 0 bu! lard, 8 bu.; corn, 61 Cofve Markot, NEW YORK, July 24—Options ovencd bare steady at 10 16 25 points decling olo steady nt 10 to 80" polits down: siiog, 91, bags, including: ~ August. $15.607215.105 Sop- r, £15.45015.50 ), 14,007014.95, 7.00. Sreceipts i shipuents to stock, 109,000 July 22 Ipts during th purchuses for the U tes, 14000 bag shipments to the Unlted States, 12,000 bags stock, 119,000 bags. Dull, average nomina Kansas City Murkets. KaAnsas Ciry, July 24.-Wu No. 2 hurd, 53@54c; No. 2 red, bde. Cory—-Firm; 1¢ higher; No. mixed, No. 2 white, S4isc. Siightly highor but dull new, 207 ;3 No. 2 white, new, n BUrTER — Scarce, firm; croums 1341 y dull RECEPTS ~Wheat, 17,000 bu.; oats none, SHIPMENTS bu.; vats none. AT—Actlvo; ble; 2 mixed, ully, 24¢ ¥y, 16620¢; and weak; strictly fresh bu.; corn, 14,000 Wheat, 9,200 bu.; corn, 14,800 Cotton Marker, NEW ORLEANS, July 24.—Fasy: good 1ling, “7Tie; low nildaling, 6 JT1-1003 et recoipts, 530 bules: i snles, 8OO bulos 1 bales. ares quiet: silos, 18,700 Dld; Augist, $7.42007 44 @l tobir, §7.62047.6: aher, §7.8167 Februury, #8.06685,0 bales; July, tember, Navember, Januar Maveh, 2ds Markot NEW York, July The dry goods market remabny unchinged as regards demand. . 1n- qu iy Continues more frocly us the end of the on draws nenrer while the closing of many wills would Indicato thit cha priccs are not likely to go Tower. Pricos Lyt gotten down nearly to the lowost husts. Phe decling 14 peacteally in what the decling of the milis produces.” Tho wirket will probably bo. st vonary where ivis untl the fuproved moye ment hecomes genral. New business re O Markets, iy, July 24 tes onened at 67 lowost, closed 4114000 by Shipments, 112 bbIs; rans; 100,143 Hbls, PITrsnvia, July 24 Natlonal Transit cor- s, b8 INDON, 415 0k July quarter hi 1 N UTEA LINSEED - Spot N, 4l 9d UAL st shiphn Livarpool M LJuly 24 LIVERPOOT WieaT offcr frocly Conx—Sicady; demund poor; mixed wester 45 354 pur cental LOIK =1 riin b LARD- Priny TALLow= I i holders s, western fin western, 485 Philudelp PHILADELPIUIA, July CoRn—Firm and bigher ABGLARI 0 OATS 894U 24.-WuEAT No. 2 No. Firm; mixed, July, Lu car lots tirmer. 2 white, July, Baltimore Grain Markot. BALTIMORE, July 24 Wikar-Strong and July aud August, 63 %c. or; wixed, spot und orn, 884c. Conditions in Lo NEW Youk, July 24.—The Evening Post's London speciul says: Tue markets were de- pressed toduy by two Stock exchange fullures one belng thist Of w brokerage fitu with lur commiiuiets io Aworicau rallways sud Afri THE_OMATIA_DAILY BEE: TUEST IAY, JULY 25, 189 ean nilnes o reported AL wanted far the but the prico 18 8214 and the ton unchinged Amor “avory o ontinont and A nanged. Siiver sold I8 stendy. Rupeo paper is Milw tnkes Markets, Mitwavker, July 24 Higher; Sop- temior, ¢ Ng. 2evein vors-Qulot 8954400 OATS-Stondy white, 33¢ HARtEy RYE - Upehan PORK -$10.75 No.8,81 Clneinnatt Markots, CINCINNATL, July 24—~ WnEAT—Good demand; No. 2 rad, b Coits—Stronger; No. 2 mixed, 414@42c. oATs i fuir demand; No. 3 mized, Witisky~1n good demand, #1.12 Minnenpolis Wheat Market. MisxEavois, July 24.—\WweAt -Very good i s in futares. Cash, strong and highe Roceluts, 238 cars. Close: Tuly, 60%¢: Augus 60%0; September, 63%c: December, 69%c. ( track: No. Lhard, 05ci No. 1 northern, 63c; No. 2uorthern, 60361¢ nom- Tolodo Grain Market, Toreno, July 24.-Wnear—Active, No. 2 cash, 64¢. ConN—Dull: cash, 41%¢ OATS-Quict; cash, 8 higher; Elgin Buttor Market, Eraty, July 24, — Burren — Actlve; sales, 84,260 Ibs. at 20¢ STOUKS AND BONDS, Roguiar Rush to Sell Securities Character- fzod the Opening Yesterday. Nrw York, July 24.~The day opened with a regulnr rush to sell and prices declined from 14 to 8% percont. The fact that quotations in London wero above the New York parity ot closing had no effect, because the ku orders were mainly tosell. It was evi- dent that the buars wore dotormined to niake the most of the banking and commorclal fall- ures both at home andabroad, in many in- s the figures tonching the lowest point for years past. There wero sharp ralileson purchases to cover short contracts and around delivery lour & numbor of stocks had not only recovered theglecline, but were 2 to 2% per cent above Saturday's close. The advices from the wost, especlally from Milwaukee, that affalrs in finaneial cirelos had auleted down, had the effect of stimulatin purchases. Just previousto the closo. how- over, the bears made oo of thefr dashes agaiiist the list and prices yiolded quickly under the pressure. The heavinoss of Atchi- 1 WAS @ conspieuous featare throughout the afternoon, The stock sold at the Jowost price touched sinec the reorganization of the prop- erty some years ago. - Missour! Pactfie, Rock Island und” Burlington “were lower than for years past. Abodt the only encouraging fonture thio“buytg of bath by aautt vestors who piy fn fall for tiele parchases, The movement, howeyver, up to the present hns been insutliclent tooffset the nggressive polic: or the bear party. Speculation left off wea 1 tone, The Post says: Tt appears from the state- mentof the New York City national bank submitted to the comptrolfer under dat July 12, that thero 1s sinco March of 817,79 and legal tender - holdings, 577,230 [n individual cash in dnonnt due other ba a fai sure of the cours with which ticy have fa figures show, indee of senseless hanic Ui sived us. They show g tho bunks uro positively refraining from a sudden contrac- tion of tio cortificatos now out. That these certificates are not belng inereased Is a nega- tively favorable sign and indecd they have noyer risen within £4,000,000 o thio pnic of I'he followln the londing stoc change tod Atehison Adams BXpross \fs zo and 1ibor: n-y o tho st Thio 1 what possible piteh York banks have are the clostng_quotations on s on the Now York Stock: ex- TN D140 Nov 3 Contr & W, th Anie 143%| Ontario & Weatern 131 |Oregon Imp |Orogon N Cottow O C: Dol & Hudson Dol Luck. & W D. & R. G. profd. Dis. & C. F. Co. EastTenn ... Erle i 1745 Plttsburg. ... 1383 | Pullmau’ Pl 20 | Roading. . c.v. 1834/ Richmona Tar. ;! 14| “do profd.....0 1 115 Rio Grand | Win.. " 144 (S L &S R 18 104 [St. Paui, Ao pretid ;! ¢ |st. Prul & Omni ("o pre 30 1nyg 1 1l & Duluthy; exas DI, EW.... SWid Lead Trust, Loutsville & Loulsville & Maahattan e Memphis & C Michigan Contral Missourl Pacifie Moblle & Ohlo... . Nashvtile Chatt Natlon 10 23 11 80 1 Cord 9 T |Colo, F. & 1. pi e A A& NN St L & K. O, sules of stocks res, including: _Atehiso ton & Quiney, 16,700; Chic Delaware & Lackawanna, eneral Electrie, 21,900; Louisville & Nush- 4,200; Pacifie, 7,500; Northwester Rock Island, 1,800; Sugar, 21,000 Western Unfon, 86,000;" sales silver certifi: cates, 10,000 ounces. 20 Gas, 80,500; 000; Erio, 1 New York Mo ORK, July per cent; t 3 pore Prive MERCANTILR PAPER -0 STERLING EXCUANGE—Dull, with nctual b tness 1n bunkors' bills at $4e813@4.52 for sixty duys and 84.883,@4.84 for donand, SiLveR MArger 1 quiet with sales of certificates av 69%e; closing, bid; . )WERNMENT BONDS uly. The closin R U S dncoup. U8, 4hgs rog Pacific Us of ii5 Loufalana st'pd 48 Minsourl 05 o 1. new Bot 8% 1 nOW Bot 5. .. nada So. 208.... Alclitson 38, ntral Pac. 1a(8); 106 | do 216 Cluss A.. D. & R. G. 1818 la. . &'s Asa .l &R G 48, A 2478 103 Neotm b9, 108 T Gen.n.. 75 ABe T. Gen, ba. Mutual Unfon 8. 3.0, Int. Cort. ac. 1ath. N. Pac. 2dw N.W. Consols. .| 1 W. Deb. 59 UL &L M. Gon, b oy Market, iY ON CALL—Tasy st Lo, § pe Seil 12 per cent, ~Steady. State bonds quotations on bond 110k St. Baul Consols. 07 " [SLP..C. & P.18t8. T.P.L.G. Tr, Reta T. P, K. G. Tr. Rets. Uhion Pac. 1618, West Shore. R.G.W. 1sis. 12 110 4 VL n Va. Ex-Mat, coup. 10215 Va. cons,, 20 series kit Boston Stock Quotations, Bostox, July 24.~Call louns, 639 per_cont; time loans, 6 per cent wnd commission, Closing quotations ou stocks, bonds and mining shure: 15 [West 7% West Stato G A1 Tolephono Toson & Alnan; Boston & Malne Hoston & M. pt'd &Q Fitehbipg -Ateliiwon 25, Atehison 4% Land i Wis, Con Allouc Atlantie Hoston & Montana, Butte & Boston Calumet & Ho Centennlil Frankiin Kearsarg i Mining Quotations. Frasciseo, July 24 -Tho official guotations for mining stocks today ollows SAN closi wer Alt Hest & i i 10 e i Potost Siorr aevivda | Union Con 1 B0 Ut M Yellow dacket Now York NEw Youk, July mining quotitions. Con. Cal 7 U Aion Con ¥ ellow Jac Iron Silver Quick Silyor 2 Ao pref'd 1600 20| Bulwer Ao i g Quotatic “The followlng are the i Lot Slerra Ne s s Minlng Quotations. St Louis, July 24.-Very little interest in mining stocks wis exhibited by the brokers today’ it 1 . fisked. [ X OR] Fluaneial Notes, Kaxsas Ciry, July 24.—Clearings, $781,460. Pauis, July Threo per cent rentes, 97t 85¢ for the account New Yok, July 24 754; balunces, #3.051,016 PHILADELRHIA, July 24 1 bislances, $1,520, Menpiis, July 24.- Olearings, $61,457,- Olearings, 6,864, Money, 4 per ‘cent New York exchange sell- Y g st #1080 Biinnces bRl Havasg stendy. N CINCINNAT 76c@1.00 dis NEW Onis w York exe vank, 81 pros, LoNboy, J gone into the »’myk todny was £ U8, . cha BORTON, balances, #1 Exchang (I per EW YORK, BEE,] toduy: Chie discount; St change, Tuly July 2 Now York oxchin o ) promiam. Cloarings, #1 Monoy, 6 por eont Sugar, quiet market tomarrow--hol| 1oJuly 94, N York COUnN “Olearings, #1887 Axs, iy 24, Clentings, # Niwge gommerelal, iy uly ot on The _amount of England 25,000, July. 4, ~Cloarings, S4.13R < Money qulot, e, &1 24~Cloarings, 883, Monay, Naw York, Oloarings, hin 2 discount 23454 petunl dem cent July 24.-(Spoela Telog change wis quoted as ako, #2_discount; Louls, §2 disconnt 343, ¢ disco Boston, 81,400 BALTINORE. u.)« k. —Cloarings, 91,658,700 on, 134,434 Tuly 2 3 44,70 bl bal $2,208.472; [re) £10,830,785 7'8 10 bor cont per 1, $12,428,000 ling ex Money ram to follows 40¢ OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS, Cattle Trade Opens Dull, Weak and Lower The week o 0%s Active and Higher, MoNDAY, pensont with a light ru July 24, nof all kinds of stock, considerably lighter than Sat- urday or lust cattle reco! rect to slaug enough to le Mon A today were Texats, bt itorors, Offerings were 1l sellers to look for a y. Noarly & fourth of tl led di- suall strong market, but there was a heavy ruu in Chicago and a 10¢ to 20¢ break there, and prices hore ruled lower i i sympathy Shippers did noth- Ing on account of the bad markets east, and drossed beof plies the necossitios w was 810w an: 0 20¢ lowor 600-11, 1 iy | 5 1 and grissy Althouglh the ti he cow pleking up At from £1.10 to ket, Calves unchanged 1 rough stock, Thore recelpts woro supplies down pretty was lighi, 1 ds “went Fuir o tul Av. . 740 L1060 2790 ... 1400 STOC . 870 . 907 Av. 6 steers715 2 5 27 cow: 10 1009 1 stoer 520 4 cows 9 88 fdrs o 1 fedr.102 45 strs. 1082 B cows 760 8 fdrs 9 td; 4 hotrs 417 16 cows 971 2 clys.. 150 HoGs—The other big starts out 5 with about 7¢ sule were hardly enongti to interdst. puck cticully to the and they left 1l fresh and ke tho men were 100k i bulance of th K, Te not at prices were anywh t 1 Saturday. aves sold n heavies at 1,060 to 1,160-1b. ) 14,40 and falr Lock at from §3 re was very litile 751 steors to poor ifo and blo sup- 0 $1.15. sold at ) S0P to tho trade the uoon hout found: the pens pr Ally ennply, arket was dull and wenk, If tho of u tow oda 0 could bo at from #3 to 3,75 ware g and, with vory 1{tue aemu prices rulod Weik. ot muceh doing in foed liniited and re low. Country hut the “fow cattlo thi t fully stoady’ price: 5 e que from %00 ut from #2.40 to b frony §2 to $2.40. ers. DRESSED BEEF, Pr. No. v. 8275 10......118f 00 9015 45 60 75 1080 1966 1001 11102 CALVES, 800 s 50 1 BULLS 90 RS AND FEEDERS. 2 10 1......1160 o 5 1108 TERN CATTLE. Pr. No. NEBRASKA. 202 140 Av. 140 155 5 190 2400 COLORADO. 1000 .0 1 steer.1180 2 10 8§ steers1253 2 60 77 cows.. 555 270 22 fedrs 1019 300 WYOM ING. 110 1 steer.1070 2 85! 2 steers1100 2 60s 2 stecrs1165 L DAKOTA, 15 12 fedrs1208 15 cows. 704 7 tdrs. 1000 © was another light run a advance in prices. Thi 10 10¢ botter thin hist wo 0 tewer hogs. The 2,700 11 cows..958 b4 fedrs. 946 6 fedrs1000 thie field pr men from these Therd was urces, howey meager offerings The ranze of pr howmixed i Hight weights. alled A bunclies of cows T- uotably and for I'resh cular doal Good 1o #2.70 to 70, and Representas- Pr. &4 00 10 20 256 b i 50 EasrsErEstE 200 2 00 200 2 00 8 50 875 50 50 50 285 140 2 60 nd an- S wi ok und hogs on ship- a very or, and long 1o s was from s to $5.70 for Fair to good Dows of all welihts sold very largely at from s 8 Nor ory fulr de lon st nutives, #3.001084.00; ainst 85.50 to #5.656° Sa Representative No. Av. Ao 126] 71....224 64... 243 62.. ‘.’7.' 71 69, b 68 b 5 40 200 160 120 120 10 200 240 120 60 w0 60 AND ROUGH 0 : 10 frosh wero smand for desir 1 and stock hw\ prices. Fair t Pl to good w conimon_and stock shecp, muttc tur sule: Pr. 5 60 5 60 60 60 5 60 5 60 60 5 60 5 60 60 5 60 60 0 There Is but 110 o good sterns, V@ : good 1o choiee. 40 to 100-1b luinbs, §4,00 Recelpts and Dispositio OMcinl raceipts and disposition of sto of Stovk, as shown by tho books of the Unlon Stock Yards compuny for the forty-cight hours endiug at ock p.m. July 24, 34 ars. m-m“ a s0l1 1803 RECELPTS, | el N ars. | Howl| Cars, (Head a1 JSITION. CATTLE. | 1100 aha Packing H. Han Swift & Co. The Clidahy P o Picking Co. Chilen Parker W. & € Cleveland Pac Hiumond 8. TR R Bock Shippers CiieAGo, J Rek.]—~The weker, for wh ceipts and th o nhout 42,500 b a limited About us Cxpocte ough * for eager were prices were by 100 of 17, hands, The w8 whi a for ssorted g 0 be very fow trides ke the medium und shoep market was quict at about Wiks it fulr ' clos teedlug pur unsuluble The advince . Acking Co... cleiing (¢ uly iul Telegram eittle minrket wus - du heondition of things 0 hot weathier were wecon ally Tast we (ing being done w rs wnd wy from wd Dall fr s ranze of vilues fiemer . than at the sspeclully the lower are put into eans supply Dt tives and b, sold BN to Tue all and rgo ro- niabl 0 10e ok, the i from #1 .70 10 Xas cit- Erad The fod wis commoner unioad it the wer Ntent - nad fow weste 4 greut iy ozs AVEIVed todu d, but there did ot the hungers of tho buy they 10 buy the hogs T bid up froin 10c 1o 20¢ did not have the demand and long before n 00 hogs received were out of sale neight us 80, medium and $6.25 for Wt The offerings did od to bring and the ut ires. From vailing prices for hed 5 10 3020 bought Lk choieest o us heavy ligh fron i prices ire wuttons 4t from 84 des wero slow at £ belng very 1t inau poses. Thiu shoep were Balvs of luwbs wero wt for off ol 0 4t i s had the it per 100 | s eflect 1001 smen's 5 went Wity cholee not need o were $5.76 to uvy wnd ie bulk iry for wlost tully | all former prices, quotations 10 $3.50 for poor Heht st 8 for cliolce qualitios. Today's sheop snlnble it £1.75 10 #4.95 wnd grass Crne AL from $2.50 1 $4,50 Recelpts: - Cattls, 18,000 hoad heads Noze, 17,000 hoad: sh The Evening Joutnal roports CATTLE- Roceipts, 17,000 hoad; shipmonts, 700 hoad; marke ned steady, closed 10 g16¢ Tower: top | $4.58085.40; good 1o cholee, $4.35@5 Bigd 2y mon, ' $3.10723.¢ 2,503,051 Toxans, $1.40:23 HoasRecolpts, 17,0100 7,000 hond; markot 10@1 wenk: mixed and packing, putchors’ weights, 8.9 16; cholee Tight wost ealvos, 1,600 . 11,000 Hoad 2 medin sto Rocelpts, 10,000 ) hend; bost €rndos s £4.0004 $3.9004 14.00; ors, $2.500 Kanans City Live stook Market, KANsAs Crry, July 24.--Careee—Rocolpts, 7,020 head: shipmenis, 8,400 head: market for bost grados, stoady: othors lower; Toxas stoors, $2.1023.60; cows, #1.5082.75; ping 'stoors, $4.10; uative cows, §00: buteh stock, $3.3024.95; 82.7518.25; niixed, $2.16@8,15. Hous- Receipts 1,000 head: n bulk of sales, foedors, ); ks, $0. Rocelpts, 600 head; shipments, 200 inrket slow and unchanged; mixed, #3.50; lambs, $4.50. New York Live Stock. NEw York, July 24 —BEeves—Ro 250 hoad; market active, il g Colorn Gli@se; ans and firm ot Shiprents todyy, 323 CALYES Receipts, 2,800 head; markot active Ty SHEEP AND LAMBS —Receipt market dull and e lower, ¢ latbs; shoep, $3.0024.60; ia dressed mufton lower &t @S lambs dull at 911e 10Gs —Recelpts, 006,75, St Louls Live Stock Market, ST, Louts, July 24.—CArrLe—Roecolnts, 500 head; shipments, 1,200 hoad; markot steady slow on conmon; some good grass Texans sold ut $3.00 Hoas—Recolpts, 1,600 head; shipments, 1,600 hend: markot 10c highor; heavy, $6.850 5:70; mixed, $5.8025.65; 1Hght, 85.6005.85, SHREP- Receipts, 600 head; shipuents, 300 head; market steady. i Fireworks Courtland beach to- night. Balloon, boating, bathing, music. Gate e it READY T0O BY BURIED, Mind Reader Seymour in ‘Shape for Six Weeks' Interment ROCKFORD, 111, July 24.—Much inter- est is manifest hore in the proposed at- tempt of Mind Reader A, Seymour to pe buried alive and remainin the ground while a crop of barley is sown, ripened and harvested over his grave. Dr. 1. C. Dunn of this city, having been selected to take charge of the test, was inter- viewed at his home. Andrew Seymour, ason of the professor, was also present at the interview, and expressed the beliel that his father 1 successfully perform the feat. De. Dunn said: “There is tion that this test can formed successfully, I it performed threo —at Allahabad, Delhi There will be con: before the body i . For sc eral days Seymour will be fed upon fat and heat produeing food. The object of is to provide an excess of caloric. He will then throw himself into a cata- leptic state, controlling the action of the lungs and heart. The lungs will then be filled with pure air to their 16,400 hoad for chiolce dressed 6,500 head; market firm no be have times in and ques- per India utmost capacity, the tongue placed back=] *and partially down the throat in such a manner as to completely close the ture to the lungs. The nose, e) i ote., will be hermetically scaled with wax. A preparation of parafline will be rubbed over the entire body to close the pores of the skin. “The body will then be ready for burial. It will be putin a casket inuch larger than would be used were the pro- fessor being buried for good. This will be placed inside of anothe isket, and both will be perforated in order that if any poisonous gasses exude from the body, which we do not expect, they may make their escape and will bo absorbed by the soil. The interment will be made in a clay soil, because of its im- perviousness to water. “1 think the professor insists on re- maining under the ground too long. We can't ripen the barley, even if wo soak the sprout beforehand, much under x week: Besides, if he were buried in a field, we might not be able to guard against curious mo My plan is to rent a vacant house and make the interment in the cellar in the pres- ence of witnesses, having two responsible persons guard the grave day and night. I would rather not have him under ground more than four weolks, although he has insisted on remaining longer.” The docter added that the feat can accomplished as easily as a bear can hibernate during the winter season. The test will be made probably before August 1, either in Rockford or Chicago. eymour earries $10,000 insurance on his life. One of the companies wrote him that if he attempted the feat the policies would be canceled, but the doc- tor declares this will not prevent the test. be — OHR STUDENTS, Religlon Is Making Itself Felt in Our Col- leges and Universities. CHICAGO, July 24.—James L. Mough- teling presided over the congress of col- lego and university students in the hall of Columbus at the Art institute last evening. Ho made the opening address, congratulating the country upon the re- vival of the Christian spirit among edu- cated young men. Twenty years ago the attitude of the students toward the church was one of apathy. There has been a complete revolu “There are ten tim s students professi said, ‘‘as among the \muu: of the country as a whole, In Chi the hotbed of materialism, of sixty men who vepresent $30,000,000, forty are pro- fessed Christians, fort are church goers, and,_only a few are opponents of religion, ‘It is'an impulse to every one to maintain the movement for tho fur- therance of the interests of the chureh.” John A, Mott gave adeseription of the work of the Young Men's Christian as- sociation work in the eolleges, He said that it had become an agency of sur- prising interest and value, Ho gave statistics as to the growth of the organ- ization and as to the establishment of assceiation buildings at the universities, Dr. James B. Reynolds of Yale, who made & tour to Kurope in behalf of the movement, recalled the results of his observations. Ho said: “Five years ago only Oxford and Cambridge were in touch for religious work, but now the colleges of the United Kingdom Scandi- navia, Germany and other countrios of Europe hold fraternal meetings for th development of the Christian spirit, The seope of eo-operation, as well as the depth of religious feeling, has been materially increased and the Young Men's Christian association has agreed to be satisfied with the results of the conferences held,” L. D. Wishard, who made a tour of the orient in the interest of the univer- sity movement, said th were 2,000,000 students in Jupan, at least 100 colloges in India and 100,000 students. The uni- versities of Asia, he said, were having a wonderful influence upon the political prospects of the country, The domestic relations of the young man of China w one of the difficulties encountered the propagation of Christianity. men How about Mrs, Columbus ? Christopher went on discoveries bent, d more h Ts than ever were meant " For mortal to wear. But Mrs, Columbus, I t ink—yes, 1 know it, for notice from rl\\* ter or poet, Let her have her b ile Christopher studied a dingy old chart, « doubtless did washing And dreamed of the * Manufuet a heroine's part, Fatr. le Christopher's life was so brightened by hope, or task would have lightened if San! Claus Soap Had only been the tht have h d but had aid santa \\_\:,IHQ.I Claus S;v\x‘:vv'v.cv Is the choicest ¢ Claus Soap. ad time to be famous herself, m this jolly old elf, sod housekeepers say s manufactured to-day. Manufacturers ¢ Jobbers Director AWNINGS AND TENTS. Omaha Tent-Awning | Woli Bros & Cos, COMPANY. Manu“actarers of Tonts, HORSE COVERS. Awniies, e, 108 and 1118 Farnam Stroot AL ik Siroet: BAGS & TWINES | Bemis Omaha Bag COMPANY Importers nud manufao turers of flour sacks, buriny, s twine, — e BOOTS AND SHOES. T Morse- kuc Shoe Ul.llp.fll 2 rm v.\ \II N 123 Howard St Tiendall, Jones & COMPANY. Wholesale mfrs., agonts Hoston Kutber Shos Co. 1102 11041108 Harney Str SO u{ 1, shoes Amer, Hand S1OE COL b0 aud rubber go 1510 Harn COAIL, COKE. CORNICE. Gaana Coal, Colic & | Lagle Cornice Works Meregatyanizod iron cor- LIMEE CO., hard and 80ft | © nice, window cnns. e conl, 8. 1. cor. Iithand |t e, et 3 Douklna Street and 1310 Dodge st M. E. Smith& Co. Iul.mlucl\ lioch Dry Dry goods, nottons, fur- | N ket rishing goods, cornor s, cor. 11ih and 1ith and ioward S itnruey Strcets. ._77 FURNITURE. 7 ()unhatphulslcnu | Bevee & Run}an tture, | FURNITURE COMPANY | st Upholsterad tu 1102-1104 Nicholus Wholasalo ouly. aud 1ith Strea furatsh. | HARDWARE Rector & Wikl | L bock & Lin, COMPANY, | seniem wechan 1arw e IRON WOR aud Corner 10th and Jnokson | Stroots. HATS, ETC. | Gibbon & Co | Om i Safe and lml Wi WOiKS s Androon, 14s LUMBER. John A Walefed, Impo: o, Avaerioan Port Tatd. vemont, Milwau canent i Quincy Wit | LIQUORS. Frick & Herbeit, Whioles, UL STove o «liquor dealers 1y, 1001 Furnam St — - PAPER. | (mnn iy I’d]hl’ (0] \lmlml il Co. Curiv o full stock of printhazi wiapping nnd | i Writlog papers, eart ote aud and lubricating oil+, axle groa c o e PRODUCE COMMISSION, " Brauch & Co. [Jas. A Clark 0. Produce, Luttar. choeso, cdity Pouliry wod gama. 175, 1sth streot frults of all Kinds, o3 stors. EARLES & SEARLES PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS avo § Consultation Free. and Sound, Speedy and Perniancrit classes. forms, PER PERALISTS For the Scientific Treatment Cure of all phases and dearces of GHRGHIG HERVOUS and : PAIVATE DiSEASES TWecnro Catarrh, All Diseasesof ths Nose, Throat,Che i, “Stomach, Bowels and Liver. Bleod. Skin and Kidnoy “Disenso ., Female Weaknessos, Lost Manhood CURED, ¢ Allm Call on or Dr. Searies & Sauwes, Dositively eured. Book. 1316 rod graduate 5, ontarrh, 10t 1004, seminal wok mercury uscd. New treatmont for l0ss 0f by correspondonoe. Medlelne or instrnu cato contonts or sender. Ono persousl INkerviaw o, rivato. Book (Mystorles of Life) sent freo. ond; stamp for circulal DESCENDED FROM CHRISTOPILER, mbus, w Contenarian, Arrives in Chicago to Seo the Far CHICAGO, July 24— Alexis Columbus of Buflalo, a tall, white haired man who is said to be 104 years old and a lineal descendant of Christopher Columbus, the great discoverer, avrived in Chicazo yesterday. Notwithstanding his gr e he made this long journey in order that he might enjoy a brief visit with his daughters living in this city and witness the marvels of the World’s Co- lumbian exposition, which commemo- rates the 400th anniversary of his an- cestor’s achievement, On reaching the city he wi driven to the home of his Mrs. J. T. Daker, where other relutives were assembled to give him a lial reception T. Daker, the son-in-law of Mr. Columbuz, was forn a firo marshal in this city, and well and favorably known in Engiewood, where he resides. Bosides Mrs, Dal Mr. Columbus has two danghters living in Chicugo. They Mrs, Sours and Mrs, Jones. Mrs. Angie Sutor, anoth daughter, and Mrs, Peter Colummbus, a danghter-in-la both residents of Buf falo, were his traveling companions on his long journey, : Alexis Columbus was born in Quebee, wh he has a brother Edward now living. His father's name was Anthony, and he and hissons were all shipbuilders, "The line is supposed to have come down from the great navigatorthus: Christo- pher Columbus had & Diego, who had two sons, Luis and Christoval. latter was the ancestor of the duke of Veragua. The former, whe was said to be & perfect picture of the admiral, wis the ancestor of this Alexis Columbus. Neavly all the immediate ancestors descendants of Alexis have been builders and navigator - FLISON' - ILLNESS, Alexis © at once re vessol JOE JE Soa-in-Law Denies the Stories About w Cancer, CHICAGO, July 2 Dispatches from New York to the effect that Joseph Jef ferson, the veteran actor, is near death from a cancerous affection of the neck, were printed yesterday. These state- ments v@-e said 1o be misstatements by The Actor duughter, | The | and | oread Ofice hours, 9 aw. Lo ¥ pm. furnishe | day wer ne worlk |4 buildi playiu, with small waid b h urned have should Thursday, RE. permane s o without the use of knifa, or delicate yatars, of eithe ith stunp, tor Cirealars, Frea I8 Souih 150h S, M, Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. minent spoctaltst in norsous, chronie, privato. HI0od, skin und urinary dlionses. 100, 03 Aplomas and cortiftzatos will show, (¢ atiil treating with th 033, night 104408 and nii 1 tal powor. it sent by A rognlar ana wrontosh ensys. No a at home i 1o marks to indl- Corrospondonce striotiy Sund 100, m,t013 m Vot Parid e anabio to visit all o 0 xpr Consultatly o SouTH OMAITA, VUl]iOIl Stock Yards Company, South ©Gmaha. Best Caitlo Mo and = 1a the war COMM? §| 24 HO5ES Wood Brothass. Commlssion Morehunts i Live §tos JOUN D DADIMAN, | WALTER B W 0D, oary Managors Market reports by mail and upon application \\n.wm-ul{ully A Unique Factory. The only factory in the wi in which com- plete watches—c ases and made, are the Ducher- works at They are 1,400 fect long and will movements—are W\ ifampden ( WBY JEWE L[J\ C wnton, O accommodate thous. ands of cmployces. bulldings, “Tho Closing Dol tho cployeds frio 10 a0y Addross i, Catiton; U An engraving of the 1 1. F. Farny, Do urid houng, will e Uy 4 e Duksks WATCH W erson's brother-in-law, F Ventworth, when seen last night. My daughter left here 10 go to Mr, s home last Tuesday. Thurs- ceived a letter from her, also from Murs, Jefferson, who said: ‘Joe _ ver was better in hix lifo, and is at ®when Mr. Jofferson was he spent Sund to him about the swelling on his neck, which hoe s intended o have removed when home. Should anything to Mr. Jofferson, been taken ill since ertainly would have ank Said LD | April in Milwauk and | spoke happened he have we | beard of it.” Fireworks, balloon tonight, s