Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1895, Page 6

e e e = e e e COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Priucipally Because of the Absence of Ex- | port Demand Wheat Was Weak. CORN WAS DULL AND FUTURES LOWER " % for Next Crop We Degre Tmpnired, Corn Wax in So mand. CHICAGO, of the lnck decidedly w line for oats cloged e at dec In ir from which ¢l s d y. ste to 69%c, being a that short time forels with the exception rlin, gteady at the opening, and the dom: gituation was no less bulllsh than as regards the small deliveries of wheat from farmers and the poc of the little they were sel was similar ita local of the previ out on the last the early de when they f seconded, I to e, and hour other ment of decrease year ago incrensed 3, hibit of the four hour akness t of it re ag existed into re Septemt lower and pr tem! nadt declined bu. in | narket were fa 1ing 8, the da dr us day bulg und the rom 9 fter that dip to 691 the visibl for the the stos veen ! radstreet’s state n at bu. following ex- | the standard of the contract a l Duluth recelved 197 car loads, com of bull operators, the price went dow : ghade lower than the lowest point it re ache in_the early \rv;.lk ||\I1“I\.1:H| and lmvn” \\nnl» : ‘\h‘u:»' =II“H’:I l]'}"\‘l' fmpaired. The comparative good demand for cash corn. Car loads brought 'y over ptember to g0 to store, fhl shipment, Receipts today were 271 l‘."u gellers, and sold in the first | minu the session. It kept between | sellers during greater part | to 12, May | wis give .00 ept exports. featus bably at Chicaga h were were u rade. A year ads, of which | total receipts | amounted to | n the cor- wag dull in its specula- | 130 for a wenk near the the [ 1t wheat from 42 scld at from closed at from Onty opened falrly cline in prices. There to the market and fluctuation entirely by wheat and corn row. July fluctunted 2 and closed e lower at the latter price, May ranged from Zi%e to 2% to pis nd closed at the latter price e bulls in provisions appeared to have thrown up the sponge. The hog receipts ase light as expected, but the price is | vernced at present’ by the comparu- Nght €upply of the raw material, but Mght demand for the manufactured of which the stocks are am) Phe recelpts of hogs today were 14,000 hea P mess Mwas ot brisk, but enough offered on a market devold of buying spirit %o Kknack 40c per bbl. off the price of pork, 10¢ per 100 1bs. off lard and 20¢ off ribs 3 tes for Thursday: Wheat, 72 cars; oats, 210 cars; to & steady at a slight de was no Independence Were ruled The range from 22%c to & Iy by the atticle, hogs, rangea as follows: Low. d. he leading futur “Krtfolos. | wheut, July Eent.! D Corn No.% July Obn. a81¢ | oo 1000 10 50 10 10 10 10 10 45 0 Casn FLOUTE stralhs L WHIZA Juotat W patents, 8 W0; \ spring str Spring, 68 red, O8@ PRI yellow, 43% No white, 264@27c BARLEY No. 3, nominal; 1, $LIS. Prime; $4.60, mess, per bhl ., $6.1215a6. 1 90, Dry salted short clear TIMOTHY PROVISION 10125, Lard 100 ribs sides’ (1 58500 ders (boxed), i oxed), $6.00 WHISKY $10.0000 Sh s Distillcrs' finlshed goods, per GAR—Cut The followiag 1oaf, were unchan the receipts and shipments Flour, bhls Wheat b Corn, bu. Outn, bu bu 8 t0d 1y the buttar mar- 10 #17%c 108 Checso. “On tha Proluss exenas firm nery 5. firm: 116l 13¢. NORK NEW IRAL Closing Quotations [ ditien a NEW YORK, July B0 bbls.; exports, 3,400 bhls both spring and winter which have had @ stralghts, $3.4003.66; 3.45; Minnesota bukers, $LO0G2.00; wiater stralghts, $3.6003, winter low gr fine, 33250134 WHEAT—Rec No. 1 northern, were lower 11,@1%e MARKET. the Prineip taples. FLOUR—Recelpts, Market dull for spring bakers, call; winter tents, $3.75@ spring grades, n excent noderate Minnesota $3.0003.25 patents, $3.6 $2.00013.50 flour JG3.0. Rye $2.50613.75. 440 b 7 No. 1 hard, T7%¢. Options todny by local liquidation, resulting from di \ing foreign news, w companted by Buropean selling. ncreased wheat estimates, s ¢ reduction 0 Bradstreet’s vis ible than expected, and prediction of Inc in winter wheat recelpts; there were few les: September, 73 1-16@75e, closed at CORN—Receljts, bul; exports, 6 Market steady; No. 2 Options were steady, considering the K in wheat, (he porting news being a good cash demand i Cago, less favorable reports from the corn b and a big decreas adstreet’s visible; § tember, 4NGHN 61 At ANl OATS- Recelpts bu. i exports, 800 spot, dull; No. white, 22 tlons quiet, with Cchankes, | showing weakness with wheat, and closing 4@ at S: September Ne, closed at 201 HAY—Firm; shipping, 1 Bood to cholce, £50G41.0. HOPS—Quict base MIDES Firm; Ibw, 2le; Texas. LEATHER light des, fancy It o al bu, Ch 1t D ) 31,20 no bu.y Op. lower N Pacific coust, old, 3G5e; 1894 crop, Ayres, to 30 Tbs. hemlock weights, 2 Buenos dry Weak to heavy ary 1241 Sole, Buenos acld, 21%@ | Firm; domestic fleece, 18G23c; pulle ROVISIONS—Beef, 1250; extra 1 A western Pork, L steady pickled’ b steam closed IWer; new fa $10.50¢ lower mess, 281 B508%¢; “hos Quiet; 15808, b ENTING PETROLEUM Bid; refined Baltimore. BUTTER cregmer ins, " 15¢ Quiet; western fresh, 1 TALLOW-Steady; city, 4is ¥ falr' to extra, teady; Kood @) Weak; state part skins, large, 206% small 1ha ne Dull at Weaker n w York, $7.10; Philadelphia und rm: western dairy 13 18e; weste 10a13 factory wost- 1o i3 (L o ¢ e g3 4150, 58 20 S—-Hbls., §1.0004.00. fron, 'firm: so $12.00014.00. Cc NETALS 1.00; northern, brokers' price, $11.38; exchange price, § Lead, strong; brokers' price, $3.37%: exchange Price. $875. Tin, steady: stroits, $14.40. CUPTON BEEL Oll—Firm; prime crude, buls, $11.006 sir ONANA GENERAL M Aition of Teade n oy doz, bunches. CUCUMBERS PEAS-—O) RING | IMATOES Mt WATERMEL GREEN PF iy H ARS-California PLUMS APIICOTS SOUTHERN APPLES 25; cook CALITC i No 1 Per ACHES ot shipping st ST CHERR 1SS N GOOSEBERBIES - No BLACK TRASPRERRIE BLACKBERRIES-Choice AV hi Saithe K. 1 fornia, § RINT TH to "o Bl “alifornin, pe PICAL FRUIT information fr n lomons are vk dournal of Com v, un cived from Buropean Week, On Saturday s for oxport o Engl negotintions are pe ther lots. This ears at least that ) this market for sizew over there these ean only s Europeun buyers wding o urop nd abtain Up to the the mar ts nt time th of ac countr 8 there been je trade now 18 demand during the that v the i expec are Latterly pand somewhat, and more 1 from out-of-town, but reguluting their purchase Vility to dispose tations: Choiee Mediterranean swee etter itions the de Tl LEMONS-— x BANANAS—Cholce large st ;e Lunches, fancy lemon: English dards, 11¢; Al 9c; peanits, DATES—In 60 dates, small boxes Pure fu’ce POPCORN e, HIDES HIDES—No. 1 green hides, 8¢; No. 1 green green walted Hides, 8 13¢ 2 Veal calf, § No.'1dry lini hides. 1241ic; No, 12¢; No. 1 dry saited hides, 1 hides. per Ib, less than fuily SHEKP PELTS n green galted shearlings (short w cach, 6@lic, dry shearlings (sh sKing)' No. 1, each, b@loc; dry wooled early’ skinsh. No. 2, eu Kansas and N <a butoh pound, actual weignt, 5@sc; dry Nebrakka murrain wool peits, g weight, 4@6c; dry fling Color polts, ‘per pound, aclual welg: fint’ Colorado muriain wool p actual welght, d@sc. F fect Useloms o pay’ freight on ther TALLOW AND GREASF No. 2 tallow grease, whit se, dark wix, prime. 17G20c WOOL, UNWASHED- lgit S ~blood, chafry, cotted ‘and cotted and broken, fine, G@Sc. WOOL, WASHED--Medium 1607 tub’ washed, 18@iSc: black tag locks 2@dc; dead pulled, 5@ boxes, per b, per bl Tn the ear, ' des, 5 saitéd N it o’ i ac WOOL MARK Attributed by facturers Being Wel STON, July 31.—The Am. Cotton Reporter will say tomor past week tae wool markeis of ton, Philadelphia wher a period of Inactivity beyond th time. Although there have bee ers in the market, the aggrega purchases may attributed many manufacturers are sufficl to them to operate the time. Values remal who were n need of more it at prieds that ruled o week « some, no doubt, who are hoid xpectntion that prices [ ind stocks be eventually p The amount of wool taken by consumers s0ld up to this tim, A large percentage of spec ern’ markets, The sales Philadelphia’ and Chicago agg; wgainst 8,915,800 1bg. - year ount to 3,045,000 Tha. Parties o w stick are acqu a week earlier, but the declined. One " and_els, ne little far in ex i at v Liverpool Murk July 81 | LIVERPOOL, 5 N| W No 1 Canir ady W wanged futures distant and_ closed firm t dd higher i yester distributed October, 5% Tl CORN—Spot, uet; 34d; futures ‘opencd’ quiet, w tant’ poxitions 14d lower; closed and_dist 1tions 14d’ lowe on near stant positions Oetober ud: November, 4s FLOUR-Fitm; demand good; winter, PROVISION berland cut 1s., 26 641 lonk o long elear, ‘heavy ikht, 18 1 8 Ibe., 345 6d; clear shoulders, square 14t 16 1bs, 30; prime mess, western 6 me western S13—-Quiet fean whit WTTER-Finest United State OTTON. 8EED OlL—Liverp NSEED 01121 ROLEUM- Retined RIGERATOR BEEF quarters, Sl AU London, 3 un with and August 5 Bacon, firm; de ibs.; 478 ight ellien 12w 18 A% 6. Beef, 815 30 prime Mt ut i tull CH Am refl lemand 814 Pacifie ¢ gar Mark. July 81.—8U ; refined. 41l NEW YORK 15 LONDON trifugal, Java, 64, beet sk b i August 100, ash December, T3¢ Dull but_ steady ixed, dlc; No. Dufl* bit Dull: No. 2 WHEAT August, N 3 yellow OATS stendyi N RYE 3 but ste August, $. T $6; October RECEIPTS bu.; oats. 3 SHIPMENTS bu.; corn, 2 Wheat bu. Flour W0 bu.; rye, Acen NEW YORK graphic dis cipal July 31 es in avallabl pared with Btates and Canada the wheat, decrease, 856,000 bu.; cifio coast, decremse. decrease, both coasts, 1,189,00 stocks last receding upplies. bl ,A AND TALL stock readily ured a h has posit positi American vads Quil ‘and rather easler; AR E Quotntions Produe and iles sell the best stock, Call 8a800 4-baske K, bbls 1s, per box ping stock shippin No it e stocte e ok, Buropean here than the New statements in the in markets during tles, were I8 stuted for the purchuse rst time within in buyers huve They want would appear on this side, e le or willing to lower L, ays ¥l it mand for ¥ has bee little really soking next fow weeks wether becomes not_likely to be for lemons has orders have been A rule buyers s in rdanc of ‘stock the e Michein s, 360 size, $6.00 ver doz., $12 walnu berts, 1oc; ' B raw, 6e; roasted, 6 per Ib.; fard LY orders, per half by . on OW. sc; No. 2 green hides, No, 2 ary 2o Dartl cured; ¥ ach, 2i@ele; cd early skins), wooled ently Sheariings (short ch, Be; dry fint Wool. - pelts, et flint Kansas and er pound, actual 1o ‘Dutener wool A AGeac; dry eits, ‘per pound, cut oft, us it & Bl cured ta white A, yellow T, 202l 4G i “rough tailow Fine heavy, 07120 keedy, burry oken, codrse, 8e; Be. fine, ua bucks, 6e; IS STAGNANT. 1 to Manu- 1 Stocked. n Wool and During the New York, Bos ¢ have witnessed at noted for som n numerous buy te und individual to the fact that ntly well supplied ir m for n firm and those cquired There are with the manent figures. My been coxs 0f what was even allowing for © buying In ¢ W Off, emain KO, Who are in need prices that ruled somewhat WHEA 1 hard ornia, to 58 about Déce mixed, new, 4s ta near’ and dis quiet, with near businéss heaviest mber, 4 % December, 4s Louls funcy 10 st mand firm 6d; shoit W 't 45 1 i 60; clear backs, heavy 5% ‘60 1x; hums, shor extri India mess. irk, prime mess. Num, 'Gox. Lard ned, 'in pails, 3 moderate; finest finest American equarters, ast aw, firm rately fa e 1, Wi mold quiet: cen fair refining July, ctive but lower; h4e; September > mixed, 4 mixe prime cash, Saturduy Rocky n led 8 00 bu.; total bu.; afloat for and Lima | 1 ol | | | | THE OMAHA burg Burlingt'n and STOCKS AND BONDS, Vol sterdny. was an Increased Kk exchange t generally Was an Incre Husiness ¥ RK, July 81 ' % on th It There the up of a was nging ajority € short ¢ market, but there part of operators the past few days tune time to specu ment. The shorts mostactive in Taland_being o Wlings. 10 the v Central and miners, s of the was not \e main strength of the Alse good buying on the ad taken profits during Jeomed 1t an A un upwar tlelpited, | and wh Tute for heavy conl al receded % of a The and cloped it A sl for ‘the rest r a brief per however, & pressure shed f mirket active g st in, ntin t vance A purcha ul K, whe under e i Wl figures. Dus the last hour wis very prominent in the Blocks of the stocks being nced | quotations, | the buying to inside in Chi « 1 buying for the account of a & | tull pool. Lake Shore on small way 1 i, with a final recd nt. By State broke 1 the sale of @ 0-share block, and Chicag 8t L ond” pre market principal gains 2 r cent Sugar proferred, 1 it Rock T8l terred, 14 1 it nds in s, but gained the wed Sirong. ening Post th Pacifl (v % Th per and Pitishurg cent, and Co werd Jower strength in The sales The | The stock cans clos London cablegram markets were quiet today, A rather dull, the trading boing prin- cipully the low price stocks. Argentines ul rumors of n scheme in prepara t « tary unification the entire Argentin bt. The commencement of the monthly bourse settlement keeps down French exchange. wing ling st were Ks the closing_qu the New York lons on of exchange Atehison Adams Express... Alton, T. H ... press ... e & Ol nuda Pacific. “anada Southerd . “eutral Pacific “lie. & Ohio hieago Alton . B. & Q Ciileawo Ga. !0 Consolldated Gas. €. C C. &8t.L. Colo. Coal & iron Cotton Ol Cert Delaware & Hud st Panl Del.. Lack. & W... do pra. .. D. & R. G. prd... St P& Omaha D. &C. F. Co. *do Pfa....... 0 Erie.... Southern PAcifo do pid. . S gar Rofinery... Fort Wayue Tenn. Coil & Iron. G. Northern il Texas Pasiiic. CleE T ol T. &0 Cent. \ Hocking Valloy Unilon_Paclfic Tlinols Centr i, 4 U, S Exoress SULP. & T WoSLL &P K & W.St L & P, Like ¥ Wells Fareo B 40 b 'e Western Union Luke Wheoling & L B! donld Lead T i Loufuyille & N M. &St L N, A.. D& R.G. G B Mempnis& .. N. L Michigan C 3 C. K. k.. Minsouri Pa $7% do pfi Nobile & Of H&T. C..... NashvilleChat ... TOA A& NN Natlonal Cor laza T.8t L. & K. O.. dopfd.. ... 249, R R do pfa. 63 Am. Ton Co. 8l do pfd.. ... St PLM &ML T NS T e L Ao p1a. NV, Cen N Y. &N. Ontario & W ezon Imp, ezon Nav. S. L & U Pacific Mail, BiDi& Biiesis Pittaburg 5 Puilman Paiacs.. Reading 7 RAGHWIS It R. G. W.nfa. ... Rock Tsland V. ptd. . rth Am. Co. 'Ll Nortlie York M July 31 percent; Cent New EW YORK at 11 closed at 1 PRIME M TIL TERLING EXCHANGE business in bankers' bills at 4,804,801 mand and $4.905a4.91 for 60 days; poste $ATLG490 and $4.901G4.91; commercly ey Market, MONF lust loan, PAPER—3@5 per Strong, with cent actual S 6614 G6614¢ N o 1 bonds, stio on bonds were as follows. . P Iats of D &R G D &R G. Frie 2ds. ..., G.H. &S AR G H &Y ATy H. & T. C. B8, Closing_quotation S 48, reg. new. 4 ‘coup. new. 8. hu. rug. S. ba.coup S, am, rox. . 1§ dnlcoup. S.vs. rog. (VA 48 W Congsis 40§, F. Dab. 53, Wost. 1ats... Consnls 79 10 C. & P. W 4 6L &L G344 |St. L. & S.F. ¥ |Tex Pac. 18t 81 | do2ds.. ... 81| U. P. 1at3 of 6. 10714 | West Shore 49, 85 [So. R R.... 110 |- nonfand. .. .. Cenn. new sot 04 nn. new set 8., 0l 3. Va. Centurics, dodaforred.. Atchison ds. 0 Atehison 24 A Canada So. 2ds L& N. unified 5 O.R.&N. 18ty ... Boston Stock Quotations, BOSTON. July 31.—Call loaus. 243 per cent: Ume loans, 24@4 percent. Closing pricas for 8L0cks, DO.108 170 miinkiz AnAFaY AT &S F. 5 S L 110%| W, Bl 104s | Wis. Coutr. 93 Edison Ele: o | Atehison 2ds 4| Atchison 4a. . 75 v England 04, 01% el T Boston % Alvany Boston & Maiuo. . C.B.&Q. Fitehburs, Gen Tlinots Mexiean ( N V.&N.E 0ld Colony. ... Ore. Short Line. . Rubber. 407 Omceoln Union Paeific 135 Quincy West En.... 724 Tamay st End bfd ien. Electric 6. Atluntio.. ... | Boston & Musian 74 Butte & Boston. .. 12 ° Calumet & Heolx, 85% | Centanniul o 179 | Frauklin. Kears: in San Fr SAN FRA NCLSCO Ing quotitions for follows Alta Alnha Con Anaes . Belener Hest & Beicher Bullion Buiwer Con.. Caiedonia. Challenge Con Choliar. Confidence. ... Con. Cat & Va Crown Point.. Kxehequer. Gouid & Curr Hale & Noreros, Jula..... Stiver @bic. ing Que July 3L~ cna o Lning 50383 D14y wo Tastice. < iy Con Wash Con, Mount Diblo. |Decidental Con Potosi Savae Sterra N Siiver Hill Stiver King. . Union Con Utah Con...... Yellow Jacket birs, B4 Moxicrn dollies, Dratis, sight, talegraphiz, 5o. b3l 2ie NRW YORK, July i elowing miaing 4uois Bulwer Choior. Crowu Point. Con. Ca'. & Va. Deadwood Gonid & € Hale & Homestako Mexican. Gitario Opiir.. ... Plyinoitn Quilciait uickallver pra. .. Slorry Standara Union Con. Yellow ek Quotations, toom % 8L P 108/ N. V. Central.. 704 syivania . 10213 | Reading... ... )" Mex. Cen. new 4s il com R 1044 653 iy 074 04d per oz, cent,” The Tt rate of and discoun three-mons Tnn BOSTON. July 31 ances, $2.104,049, BALTIMOR $448 63 earings, 31 July Clearings, $2,419,890 1ngs, nth, Ay nt ndit y sh BOIA Teneive, §107,208,879, 31 —Clearings, §13, 300,000 4 per cent and 5@dly per cent Hankers' (London) sterling, $90G4. 80 YORK. July 81 arings, $84,410,3 2. July CHICA Money NEW nces 0, July n call, 4G4 31.—Clearings. rings this month, ¢ same month last year $3,506. Ll Money, 4G4 per cent. New York vachanke, Abic premiua bide DAILY OMAHA LIVE 1 l‘: "riHURSD AY, —xy H)ll\ MARKET e v bty Receipts at the Yards ft the First Seven Months of the Year. MODERATE SUPPLY OF BEEF CATTLE | Sntisfoctory 5 to SOUTH OMAHA, Today's receipts hogs, 123 1,600 cattl, and 1,9 Wednes he endin, seven m a4 with nd the rece against terday sheep on With the as compa 040 will show ye hogs ol supp ay of la as a whole selling interests There was abou ply of beef steer good, offerings w of 1.502-1 rs cattle “at 8 on_fat cattie wa Cows and heife at fully steady sirable cow stuft buyers all wante were soon clear sold at $2.80U3.2 Stockers and f demand at N feeder Teeders feuders bull bull heifers heifers bull.. e 1000 Jo 10 2360 1051 1150 020 2 1066 8 méat tr decli Ixed od 1 e buyers prices consids The t day . but still duys of the hre SHEEP—There met with ready s choice natives are ¢ falr to good wester nd stock she 40 to 100 erentative buck native ewes 4 native 13 native st. LOUIS shipments, tive und prices w good shipping to fair to medium shi dressed beel Lou ST, July head of sales, $3.00 12.00G.00 HOGE~Recelpts, hee, sheep 7,450 wis d] firm 300 the Sel ine the to riher I 10 Cents | s Market, Tuly of 1 180 consisted 360 and e, 4,10 04 cattle, lay of last & of July of 1865 1894 of 153, 1,688 hogs ar Kk the r show a 04 cattl follo ith « pre sheep. The ipts for each m ympared with th not Wi how ry were lay or as on The market very satisfact usual moderate the demand taken. One $4.15, and general steady n active In some little_higher and the 1 western it the %, and ere soon 1d_ut The s about e were prices sold a - supplies, 1. Some goc eeders were_also prices in EEF § Av 116 ¥ COWS. i 130 ) FEEDE] 19 fecders 4 fecders. IDAHO, Byrne 21 wivers il fte hog Dy 1 the | \ he light ne of from e to 10 wera 100t lows v to take the hogs was reasonably Wk in pric not_quite up to v e 10 what they have month, Representativ No. Hi g us AND, CULLS. 1 PIGS. 1 a few at steady quotible N At ep at fr -1, lambs sales ain Recelpts, ot Blrong wh within the steors, $3.% 1 b most 4.00, 4 fe heifers, ki Indian cows and hade Ixed 2,10 head; shipments, Represents at ling of cattle, horses hogs and 440 sheep nd no | 431 wing f the | vious ever ) the 10 ighter ma arket demand The yards cows ®ood ative am 3% market s (0 thi 1 32 which 3,600 \d e lots. none; AUGUST 1, "on " ad; shipments \ R " Ba0aa.1; rout Amba west CHICA ) LIVE STOCK Common Were CHICAGO, Cholee in Activ July 1.—Common at Native De Steers n aetl by d tr larel m 4 i sold 1 feeders w m $2.50 to § 1 pusturage bulls stimulate buying from $1.75 to $3.25 for fow extra lot higher e thirty brin prim, m $4.7 14w welghts found rdinary New York Live NEW YORK, July Head: o " ek Market. BEEVES R AND LAMBS ars: shecp. M head teceipts Kansas Clty Live KANSAS CITY, J 7,000 head; shipmints, Pty ks othera L wenl Texus cows, $§ $2.7564.75; b HOGE R head; marke $4.35014.50 4% m T80 iRk ) SHEEP- Rec 1,900 head; market Stock. 5. iR eipts heayies. $0.7 head; shipments steady tock in Record of receipts at the for Wednesday, July 81 Sight. it principal market Hoge 1,02 1 2100 She South Omaha Chicago Kunsas St Louts ST, fancy, $.00 3,65 WHEAT- Weank conditions for cre pressed_domestic July, 6$%c bid; choice ind_lower generully ther arkets; No. 2 red August, 685,@0e} more favora with September Was extremely At its ) prember, 4014a 4 small - squecre price up and_ weak weak, even est 3 where mixed that put the ket was dull o; Septemy RYE_4dc hid “pot track S04, with n bid for fut HAY—Che 16thy wree and in WHISKY LEAD-Firm 130" tons at & Vid und refus and 2 ¢ rs Miss and for chemical Spelter, held that k. Ktandard prime stoam, §6.4 oxed shoulders, $6.471 Dry st §anhe Tlour 14,000 by ¥l bu. hard Sy it longs, $6.7 ments, o rbs, 86,50 W bl LS, 5,000 D, ir, 4,000 bbls.: wh outs, 1,000 b wheat shoulders bu.; corn SHIPM 8,000 Com, NEW YORK quiet an, Zuropean quotati Tuly wdy - at genorully 1. COFFER @10 points weak Cunder ns: decline checked by holders and smull re steady and unchanged at mber, $15.30G15.40; 8 §16; ‘mid, stendy : 4700 bags Mara Rucara-Caramagua, 60 mats K HAVRE. July 31.—COFFEE. Ay at 34t decline: at 12 o'cl unchanged: at 4 p. barely st closed about steady at L net o 00 g Options aker firmines at line Wr lower sales, 13 Market. 31 —COTTON: 11100 bues T@6.9; October, $6 616 $6.65016,07; December, $6.7066.71 February, $6.51%6.83; March $6.91006.4: Ty 81— COT (s, 385 bales Tuly 7136 NEW ORLEA Futurse and Augn 0.8506.88: April ST, LOUIS reported; rec stock 2 NEW VORK ding uplands PR I e ON—Quiet; no sales shipments, ‘653 bules 1.—COTTON middling Kl mid 16 Peorin Markets. July 51L.—CORN PEORIA ady; No. 2 white, 23%e; No. 3 white nominal, Firm; finishe 1s, o for high wines Wheat Dull; n the basis 4600 b and barley Wheat, 840 bu.; rye, none; ) bu ods Market. July 3L—Agents have advanes the prices of Indian Head and Wachuset h brown cottons to fe; also C, & S, Diamond ¢ K flannels, 1 per v, Ther was @ good 1 dy £ staples and specialties wdapted to autumn trade, und though unmarked by ity, @ good many sales were reached of dress goods, woolens, flannels and Dlankets, Silesias and domestics commanded the greater share of attention. Printing cloths quiet but firm at 27%e, plus 1 per cent Dry G NEW YORK Markets. WHEAT. northern, Milwauk 2B, July N Weak Steady 3, 42 Steady 2 White, 20% 3 white Nominal; No wer; No. 1, 4 Markets. 31— WHIEAT sam City TY, July hard 18141 01l Market. BREMEN, July PE 0 plg ANTWERP, pald and_ wellérs AVANNAT o July PETROLEUM tatio WH AT—Dull oreign BERLIN ikt PARIS, 1 for e for LONDON, 104.65. 1 Bank quoted i: Lisbon, e, 104.65; ¥i July 31 i marks July 31 the account checks July cial Exchange ) bk Three per c Exchung Affairs, on I 1d at Ron of ‘bullion advar st Athens, Vienna, o ) HAVE ARMED DEPUTIES Effort to Mix ty with t An effort is being made to get the sheriff and the county board tangled up in the fire and police muddle. The commissioners met Tuesday and adjourned to yesterday without appar One of the members of the board wanted to know what the meeting was called for and was given to understand that probably another meeting would be held today Further investigation de veloped the fact that the board is expected to be in session when the Churchill-Russell police board attempts to get into power. It was_announced that there would probably be need of deputy sheriffs to preserve the peace and that Sheriff Drexel had refused to d anything without orders of the board. The commissioners wero asked by one of their nembers to be in readiness to order the sher- iff to swear in 100 deputies in order to pre serve the peace. The board has not taken any action in the matter and the feeling among several of the members is that it will be time enough to meet such &n emer: gency when it arises, it cause | tre | den of | making | was an lnmw SHE WANTS A GUARDIAN PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES By pureh Girl Asks Court nren Julia Nebr to Save Her al Cruelty loved np 1 have parents which Baxter to This than urt wo from Had not ment of a doubttul if out with her Klossner the had re appoint she says angered he all else and caused her weeks ago urt devoted the m story of her parents’ cruelty. Joh and” his wife came from Germany three years ago. The family has AND TWINE. In the neighborhood of Hickory streets, all of them, from the young s a0 ot them, fram {he younge BEAIS ONAHA BAG €O, urt that she did not objeet Mar £ all kinds of cotton and bur acturers share, but the beatings her father ak®, cotton ffour sacks and twine a spece and the bad names which he called v, QLGNS 8, 1118t = more than a child ought t £ | . rmings of Klossner, neighbors tes the talk of that por of About two weeks Hannah Johnson talking with Julia, her friend, about t pleasures of religion from the camp m: veral young men pass the talk until the ira the scene, drove away and had his daughter he had administered a_ beatin, in the room. Julia says she is afraid to g home and wants hor aunt, Mrs. Ag who used to keep the Denver restaur her guardiar Klossner wa hand of his d, backed harities, which has lately he is a_crippl Klossner's friend m. he ulted her asking Judg: A guardian ts more arregt in poll The probate ¢ hearing Julia ¥ good 1ty toliowing Nesrasks find tactorien u can not what YOU wunt communicate with the manuface | turers an to what deaters handle thetr goo been | BAG S, BURLAP a ~ ting the « her her ere The st were all expe fled the tow BREWERIES. ] O\I\HA M\I WING ANMMAIIO\ that Jond a1 father | rator curs arrested, after and locked her 1 in ™ made in our rofe Vie to wn Export, | Export, delivered parts na ot city COrrLe, SPICES, BAKING POWDED (ONSOLIDATED COFFEE €., ts ste fight by be ng the w the Associated | era f t him nd does little work him for being too | unused to American hes | ¢ Grinders ture man Dry Neb £y Buking P 1 e Hop Yeast ad 1416 Ha and ass ney-st riticls CARRIAGES, and ETC DRUNOND CAURIAGE (), $20.00 by 8. Write them, . FOUR MEN NOW IN THIZ RACE, n thele w top bugky for 15th and Harney Wi o The majority Educ candidate’ for Th'y Monday being held varying pr ceeded 0 1 1 e men far superin expect to accomplish and frequ an effort to ferences. So du the 1 andidates to four. These ent L. L. Hanks of Superintendent C. G. Pearse of Beat Neb.; Superintendent J. M. White of ( thage, Mo., and Principal Smith of the H s school at §t. Paul, Minn v to Among these candidates Mr. White the most aggressive canvass. 1l a guest at the Millard, where he Hel: several conferences with various | BT TN T T T T nembers, and It I8 stated that at the pr SOULH OMAHA ICE AND COALCO. ent time he seems to be a_ couple of g ahead of his competitors. Mr. Pearse aibik AEARIEVE iy phone: OfMice neral Manager. N ntend hools. bers of the Board | failed to agre ndent of this he an of th FLOUR. have *ehioold S. F. GILMAN. result befor sainines of Gold Medal Flour. Mannger. a il Manufacture he | Black, Omaha. FURNITURE 0Nl harn they mber of are Suj Kansas ( have — FACTORIES. 14 UPHOLSTERING (0. Parlor Fu Folding [ « s of Tables and Shaler £ta niture, ds. Lounge 28h has be'r AND COAL, has held laps has is known and > 1601 1766, Steam Coal. best. been in Omaha several and a3, to most of the members of the board. H aspirant for the office of state su perintendent last fall, and has been actively connected with the National Educational fation, times, i WORKS, INDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS. acturing and all kinds of machiy engines, tors, printing preses, hangers, couplings 1408 and 1405 Howard-st None of the four candidates have had any experience in handling such a school system as that of Omaha. It ts said that they have all been fairly successful in small schools and their supporters insist that any of them would prove capable of conducting the Omaha schools Mant Repalring of pumps, elev shafting and Omutia. PAXI()\ A \Ill('IN(u IRON \\UR]\\ Iron W Blacksm|th for Fira P. Ry. OUT LEAVENWORTH STREET, et ntractors e nd ¢ Office and et, Omah. Work Gince n “ai Railwa Extenston nds Begins Today, Today, probably the Omaha Stree company will begin exte n i worth street line to the state fair ground Final action in the matter was the company at fully attended the board of directors yesterday A resolution was adopted providing for extension over the Leavenworth Center street but President Murphy = whyA thit Wil et IRIdianuC MANUFACTURING CHEWISTS. street soon, while the work of buildin Ay = e rreroe —~ Tieavenworch sirest will Degin at once THE MERCER CAEAICAL COMPANY. the necessary material is at hand and work will be pushed forward as rapidly as “‘\"”w”w;-‘-\{» hiok possible. The grading of the street by the [ g¥iibs Snd AV county and city, however, is only well under ties. Omaha. way and the street railway compeny expect to be hindred somewhat because greater prog ress has not b:en made. But the line wiil be in operation by the time the fair opens ny Sent to o Queen. commissioners appointed by Governor mb to investigate the Dawson-McCarty apade and report him will h the testimony forwarded without comment While it is their opinion that both p have been wrong, Assistant County Attorney Slabaugh states that the evidence that the affair was cond d by the Dawsons. Queen Victoria will be given an opportunity to read over a verbatim copy of the festi- mony. Bt u. 17th w MALTRESSES, COTs, L. G DIUP. s and Omah: CRIBS. by of taken meeting Pillows. N, ing Beds; Jobter 1th and Nicholas n th routes track no t All th Fluid Extra smpressed trity vills and sclentific te, Elixi Aten hyp: medical nove MINERAL WATER KEDESSA MINERAL WATER CO., 209 So. 1th st, Tel. 254 Medessa Mincral Water Carbonated, uncqualled. Plain for table use unsurpazsed. extima e The Hol NIGHT WATCH, ve = RMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH. The only perfect protection to property. it. Best thing on earth.| Reduces rates. 1304 Douglas-st. is fes shows Exame ino insure OV KRALL FACTORIES THATZ- NEVIRS (0. LOCAL BREVITIES, of both Parmelia who died last May, and that Govern, who expired July 7, have for probate. W. G. Albright has sued his former partner, Arthur H. Cooley, alleging that there is a large sum of firm money due him and which has not been accounted for. A new hand went to call for a boy at St. Joseph’s hospital ye and turned in a fire alarm Instead the department a little unnecessary The wills A. Hopk of John been off Manufact Pants, Clot 12th M s st PAPER BOXES THE OMYHA PAPER BOX CO. ufacturers of all kinds of Paper I Joxes, Sample Cases, 5 Tables, c g cake and fancy o xes, Ariggist fewelry boxes, 120810 Jones-st, Omab M | sneid DEET | W terday | and giving exer mess SHIRT FACTORIES. J. H. LYANS---NEBRASKA SHIRT €D, Eaclusive custom hirt taflors, Telephone 908. Assistant City Attorney this week for a two wecks' Mr. Connell does nc parture, Frank Rans duties of city attorney Mrs. Brown's gasoline stove got unruly yesterday and gave the fire department a run to 1440 North Twenty-secona et Mrs. Brown was slightly injured by the ex- plosion. The house was not damaged. The son of James Norton fell from wagon Tuesday afternoon in the ailey tween Charles and Seward streets, whil driving over the crosswalk, which is in bad condition, and has been for some weeks, and his left arm was broken. A woe-be-gone child, about 10 years of age, was picked up on the streets yesterday and sent to the police station. She gave her name as Lena Krusha, and said she lived at South Omaha. She is being cared for by Matron Cummings until her friends are found Deputy took four States per vere F Cornish vacation return before n will perform will In his de th leave 1515 Faruam-st JAMES B. BOYD. J. W. DEAN, Telephotie 1030 -BOYD & DEAN OMAHA, NEB. COMMISSION Grain. Provisions & Stocka Room 111%4 Board of Trade. t wires to Chicago and New York. pondents: John A. Warren & Co str be- P. EMITH (Tel. 1305) 8. M. STANFORD P. SMITH & CO. GRAIN and PROVISIONS Room 4. N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. An rader Chis Rotor United States prisoners tentiary Lambeth sentenced for appropriat Hubert Wallens and counterfeiting The Salvation army corps No to have what is known among Salvatic as a musical blizzard. It will take place the hall at 1433 North Twenty-fourth street | this evening. The meeting s to be con ducted by Staft Captain Cousins, assisted by | Adjutant Mrs. McAbee and her string band Fred Anderson, permit clerk in the office f the Board of Public Works, has been la ff until October 1. This is on account - the action of the council, by which the ex- | MARG b of board for clerk hire we TRADING on limited to $1,800 per year. This is not suff AINED COMPLETS cient to pay the salaries of both clerks for i trading and DEFIN 4 SETONS. the entire vear. IESKIONS, s James Kosak . Chicego. and sent (o the of horsestealing missed. He Marshal Tuesday to t Sioux and ( 1g pos! Charles Coggeshall | Braneh the United | orders p harles F W Fust hul.w al lu:m, Omina 1 fund: 0o 20permonh can be made b method of operating in GRAIN AND ospectus giving full Information of perfect system malled free. Send ur business only to a Ananclally responsible house. I Pt HAMPDEN F. TAOMAS & CO. Stock and Bond Brokers. 3 Chawber of Commerce, CHICAGO BTOCKS, ac N matter what iy which it hay et on rend Is NIEW clearly ALL will speca send snd cxplu MAHKE v 2 “Traders 4 GUPIDEHE’ Curg « of self-ab emissions ricoceld tion. O of has ne been adjudged insune In asylum. The charge against Kosak will be dis captured in lowa sbout a month ago. According 1 story of rela tives Kosak had only bought the horse of the thief. At any rate he was Kicked in the head by a horse and is now insane Charlle Smith was released yesterday from the county jall, where he had spent the last five days in solitary confinement. He was last | spring charged with incorrigibility. O promises of doing better, the customary su pension of sentence was entered. Smitn ! improved his time by spending terms Jail three times since that ate. Renovation and enlargement jail quarters now In The workmen busy rem lower east the f fail, placing partitions & commisssioners will expend carrylng out their plan of women and children from th ers imposency, and constl e doliar & "hruG co 1110 Farna BOND in IRRIGATION SAL eby glven that senied proposs ived by the bourd of directorg \rrigation district of Custe at their office at the Aua district, up to 2 o'clo Notice 1o will be re of the county | 4f% MWill be rec tive operation. | Gounty, Nk teling the o | schoof hotse: Ty latriok LD 10 & 00 %08 ot part of the | P B whed by miid irrigas Eiz 9 Gr the fswtica” by s d ir Tt t g,000 of sald bonas being (i eparating bong in bonds of $100 each. All of sald other pr are are in W | | bonids drawii interest at the rite of 6 pos drawini Intorest e " semi-annualiyt principal and interest « \d - bonds & ut the office of th {reasure of Nebraska u moun tiorneys of the oily een: aue of sald bonds payable fha stiarnsxs ob i es ty (2)) years from their date, 8111 bond, bed the jsi} rules than} paya in installments after ten years from the prisoners behind the bars A rec thelr date The board of dire ‘:ny‘ y.m,;;. improvement has been to th the right to reject any and all bl |+ f the iron slats in the windows, thus 4\“- l‘ all b V‘Hr )’MI.I) ‘“‘:hl‘:'” , at he opportunlty N OROS M0 CORVARE 'Uns 2nd day of July, 159 their cllents through the windows. he H. P. GATEB, Presl fallers are at & loss to know bow to yuul hl Considerable interested in he score that more inclined break complaint is heard by th watching the county jail cn ren tw change ki h METCALF, Se » Jy-2-1m-&-B-20-