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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-11

Notice the large list Of new sub
scribers va have secured the past week
and join the number.
must move this month, as the store
I now occupy has been sold. As I have
70 60 into smaller quarters I will sell
for the next thirty days st cost all
musical Instruments. fancy goods, toys,
ete. Call early and get bargains.
N. G. ST. MARIE.
Don't forget the auction sale Ut the
Richardson ranch, six miles west Of
Elk Point. A large stock Of house
hold goods, potatoes, farm machinery,
horses, mules, cattle, milch cows, ETC.,
will Be- sold. The date Of the sale is
Monday, Nov. Is.
THE COURIER not only has the
largest paid circulation Of any news
paper In the county, but our sub
soriptiou list Il growing more rapidly
than any other. AZ u advertising
medium the CouRIER II unsurpassed in
tho field We cover, yet our charges are
~ reasonable - those reaching q
narrower circle Of readers. These
features are appreciated by MI BUSH
ness men - 10 witnessed BY the crowd
ed condition Of. our advertising space
this week.
With it. last issue the Canton Nesos
acquires the subscription list and bust.
ness Of the Advocate, and will hereaite I
cover the Aeld Of both. Bro. Nash 10 .
pioneer in South Dakota Journalism.
With over twenty years' experience
In Canton and tho enlarged constitu.
ency which - now his, Editor Nash
has . nne opportunity, and We have no
doubt be viii make the paper meet I'll
the demands Of the situation. Az "a
ability and character the Neses oocu.
pies . we'll earned position near the
head q the column Of South DAkota
nswspapers.
The NorsAwsstsvs Agytc*lssrtst, o1
Minneapolis, = getting 70 b one Of our
leading agricultural newspapsrs. Il
contains 10 pages, we'll printed and
illustrated, and 10 Issued every two
wesks. We have made arrangements
With the publishers TO present 70 ev.
cry new subscriber - the COURIER who
pays foe : ysar In advance. . copy q
the NostA1ssssrs Agytcstesvtst for Or
months absolutely free. That y, TIL
ICoU1IB1 onoe : week for Z year and
the NcvtAsssstsvs Aovicsltsvfst twice I
week Ipr slx months ~ avery nav sub
scribsr paying ol.6o i advance. W.
win lor ths present make The saml
o6sr . u olA snbsoribsfs who settll
IN arroass ~ ~ yoar + advance
Call q our cl1ee 8 01es, - sample
eopy 4 - A1vsssl1svtse. - leAys y
[yoarMo1ospllan.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-11

Steamship Agency.
When you are looking for the cheap
est rates to Norway, Sweden OF England
don't fail to call on the undersigned.
I have through tickets on hand via
Cunard Line with its new boats Lu-
cania and Csmpania, which make the
trip New York to Christania In s days,
s hours. via the White Star, the
Royal mail route; also via the Beaver
Line. the nearest water route BY 500
miles, You can buy via the Beaver
Line and enjoy IN all day ride up the
st. Lawrence river. / will meet any
competition and cell via any route de.
slrei +. I. CU1nGINS,
AIT. C. N. & st. p. R'y,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-11

We want two rood men TO eel our Minnesots
grown fruits, sood corn, SD potatoes, oaes
Writ tor terms. Jewell kurDory Co,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-11

E. Knapp has added q lunch counter
to his business, and serves hot coffee
and lunches at all hours. 2-2t
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-11

Apples! Apples! Apples! Get the a
at s. G. Thornton's.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the nny on General
naHrFes

NEW YORK suy m-TLaUR-Bereuts e.
s." hhls eyIHrts 1Z hbis Ms-Ees n-m Sc
uutet Minnesota pptsnts > 4tPt S. Minnesota
hAt"-A G-rfpa6, WINTER patents &.a'nt 70
winter Ft1lirnts SloGs- virt.. .xt-ls $50
@aH winter luv rTid.s G.sFr-.sl Rive hIu-
Vuie ssrerlne Ezy92 a. t-ncy g fo-s-
EFE-Fi-u No western. ss1r
E~AbLEy-Quir- western. .a4r
BARLEY MALT-Nanlun VS.. e-n. 4g@s4c
WHEAT-Eras1us s.sU hU vxr1rls SIS
,r.,.. 6-,r - ~ 49,. . 80 49, 49,, y pies
com 1'ertul nuyinr und lsrs raveriuE hut nruEe
~ noon una-- heavy reAltaiuE unc closed -
be- n. . -ed. July. Ha4 nSu E-16s. september
ucRN-R-ovpts Sie IN exrp-ts ge.sGt
nu sl'- gu. No : ~Sl-e op5 M upenre
in the cu-u helt. later reacted unuef -sassu-Ens
saltas Hno CLOSED nnly nmhr bel higher August
ls-l a. &sC S~s7t"rnu-' s@p&4l CLOSING u
dArs-Eererp,s- III uN np erpn-sA rs .ns
ng-ive Gnd Htsne% eirsine unrhnnrea Augn-i
~HAY-steuey5 shupiins 4Spss Eond 10 choice.
HGP-stspdy 1875 r-op. so4e. lsst crop. G
qsv Iurihc cunF, 1ss5 c-ap zn-u. 1876 crop
6p1pc Lrnaun market. bhFssc.
ELLE~-Ir1ns drg. lSulsgs Texas u-yt Etcc
LEATHEB-Firm hemluos sois. Buenot
BCTTEI-Beceipts S.as pkEs uuict. w~t
e-r creamery lplhc EiEtrs, lSc tartnrH 70
tHEEsE-Eece1ts 2aG rseA 4ur-t. large
white. 7MA-l-u large. cu..r-l &c small.
vti,e ~ small ralored 7=oTSo par1 fkArus
4r5t+r fur skims. gLusa
EGGs-Rscepts, $50 pNGs firm: western,
l2Hl3a.
PBuV1syONS-Beef. frm. family. sS.aons so.
extra mess. - 5urAo o.. beef hams 81 apr@t.W,
picEs-s. S. ufdg o. Cut meats steady picked
bellies. 6ulc. picked shoulders. EsD'4r. picked
hums. Sepsl. L-ru uuie', western steam,
&.ass refined. qEet Tu~b. stenCNs uc moss
~ agNS. 90. new mess. 81 T5p1b.Ers fumilv. SA.aNp
1000 TEnow. firm city gS per psEl, s~r,
country GIEEs, freelt $l=E-
OILS-Pet-uleuu. lull, United nominal. ne
marker. EpEiu. quiet. strained. common 10
good. s. a5d1-6u. TurpsrrIns, firm @S1.n2sc.
Corturseed. firm. but uuist; crudt nominal.
crude. e. O.. b.. mills. lG4a61TU. prime summer
yellow. 2aH2bC: on summer, 2+l-Qg5C. butter
Erndes. 3on52c. prime summer white, 2lusSr3
prime winter yellow. ~.
R~1CE-Firm fair 10 ext-b, zaTGEr IHlinn
z-y64AC.
MoLAssEs-sr-unr New o-ieuns. open k-tti.
EDu1 60 cnnice. =313GU.
TT3ElGHTS-1uet. steam, lsc grain Ivy steam
4d asked.
METALS-TiF iron, quiet; southern. sy.aon
lo6o. northern. %Sl0.5eD1: 90. Copper. STEADY
lHis brokers'. III l2l- Tin plHtes. quiet. Lead
strong, brokers. $3.50. exchange closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

Used IT. the future 20 take more pains 20
$50 tnut suCr rpudS wee specified ~ their
neHi nrae- ana they promised q as II
they meant d. Some % The merchants Wis
TIED were ALREADY practi4inE home patron
ar Win q thuruur nnesx that could not
help but please q Nebraska m-EuufErrurnf
one merchant a. ArHpHhoe said J am q
NthrusEH man and ! appreciate -nnt ID L.
90 my iutaresi 10 huud IN Nei-EsEA INDUS
tries y you 90 nut be1rre tf look IL 1hesH
hilc Be had bought . fHu stock 81
rupds amounting 10 about S2WH and In
every case Nebraska goods were specified
HwEfaec the contract Tor uu--iuC IL the new
boilers Tor N. heiun punl
Al pfA-ffst ana AEmLton streets mere
Is an uuuretertiuus frame Store huIl1iuc
mat wuuic never attract the Htte1riuu "
lhf TaHSerbE. tut u q the beginning -
what may some cav grow into q large man
uthrturtur establishment. The proprietor
Peter Feuuer. is o practical shoemaker as
vel a. tanner, having learned .is trade in
Ht was familiar with Lhe metn1d
Used N that country Tor tanning -hs leather
SADDLE STRAPS and u-he- parts Of d soldiers
accuurrernents Isis service in the Germany
savhlry also impressed upon ms mine The
huI'tr1grlty "a ihAi leather as compared
with that tanned nr other processes. On
coming % this country ana upeutur q shoe
sn1p be commenced experimenting with
the uhlert q making tbs own heather and
has succeeded even better Than he had
hoped. ID Is nov able 10 make a strong
ooHrser and heavier grades u working
mems shoes. Ano al the same time MAKE
o. q INN ~ kAAa ~ lENaAffE AANA
has b-eu shipped mere from eastern tanner
les Al present he uses only hand work.
which adds 10 the cost. az there is a hir
Saving II the machinery used nv the east err
lAnner1es Hnd as ne buys the hi6es IN small
quantities be cannot Get as GOOD terms as
me larger buyers. hui fer ali that ne can
compete with them. After making the
leather he turns II into shoes and boots.
He has mHde a thousand dozen Of what
are known as pillow shoes and which are
worn verE largely ny the farmers u the
west curing the SUMMER months Be msde
. hundred dozen miners shoes for the
Union Pacific Coal company and they
proved most sutisfH Glory. in addition to
those mentianed ne ~ turning out several
different styles uf inner shoes Hnd boots de-
sirDec for lahor1nE men. Lnsi winter and
sprung he employed as high a. fifteen 10
twenty men. and 10y ths first Of September
expects 10 have the full force III work
again.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

emfruct OIL cluraes 81 SECURITIES pu~chtaaf fu-
cum inrfftnI uccrurt were ur o furC- susf hui
HtmaF ~ the active ISSUES wE4 Sold fr Tr-Ttrn
Fnrfuri Thf hrr~erNff truusnctuuF we-t us
NFuN The PRINCIPAL advances var MiFsluri
Pacific crnsu' 60 III p- rent. MissYu-f Pa
cihc cnlluterJl b. Ttef ceut. Missouri fHcihc
sds 81 D. csut. Flint A Per Marquette -.
F1r1 Hurrr Division rer cent hausus Pc
eff. ruuFulF --uEf ---e ipts 81 kansas FH-ihr
siNes % - truss -Hceiuts. & - PAM Mime
uI,oiis a Manitoba. Montana Central IS Ga.
Peoria a Eastern Incomes and Iron Mountain
STAMPED Ne :. l-ur Mountain general as "a
AtrtIEuu ElIl-UI a Furihr lgt de L1uE
Island fg--y. 81 Oregon Shu-t Liue incomes.
F9-ieF A. z N-er1f Short Line general Be- Pa
Afrnis1r adjustment g. "a SuFuushuruu a
" as-sr genera and Tfuur FBrfhr sinking funt
~ "a standard hope Incomes. ruiuruuu Coal
a l-ur hf. mon Elevated ls Enc WsbuEt -. g.
V HnaEr debrrtu-eE tse-ieg EI Kansas a Texas
1s buc SHuEtoe a BROOKLYN Bridge Is. ga south
E-n PACING " Cslit0-uiu ls - International 4
E-eut Nr--neru p ~ and 81 Pau ls south
west division. ErpoElvu Elevated 1s trust -
r.iv-F ans liBLlHs 4 Waco af . D. cent
Tus following ven iht closing Quotations on
tae lending stocks uf The New yn-E exchange
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

CATTLB-Thers was the light run Of cal
tie usual on q Saturday and me market was
without fsature Of Importance. Everything
sold In coad season and At fully steady
prices, Or even strong pr1ces.
Only q few LOADS Of curufed steers were
offered on the market, ana rhsy solo
promptly. the prices ranging from $40 10
&.ah. There WIS nothing choice il the
yards TO put Il good 1uD on tne mGrEeL
There WIS hardly L ful load II COWS IL
Ins YARDS AND only z few ouGs ana ends
A piece Of L load Of heifers sold W 10 &.O5
Enu q few head al $50.
The few calves here sDld At strong prices,
Z bunch 81 westerns bringing Sa5b and ma
tives up 10 5000.
Only q few stocks-s and feeders We're
offered and they met Will 7=ady sale al
firm prices.
The cattle market Of the past week was
al right from q sellers point Of view j
opened with q stiff advance and vRiues Were
still stronger on Tuesday. On Wednesday
and Thursday there was a reaction, hui Bt
the chose Of the weak values on beef Steers
We're 1bc higher Than al the close Of The
previous week
The demand for killing cattle was good
al the week and buyers could not get
enough to keep them going. TIT result was
that the cattls sold higher here than At
other markets and the prices paid were very
satisfactory 10 sellers. Cows, heif=rs and
veal calves We're in good demand and light
supply all the week and prices were firm
Suckers and feeders broke quite badly
The middle Of the week, but firrneu UP Z ltLa
toward the last SO that desirable feeders
At the close were only about l5c lower than
at the close Of the previous week. Repre-
sentative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
st. Lout. Grp.rrl NnrI.t.

ST LOUIS. Juiy @-FL0UR-nun and IN.
cnanEsa. paisnts %eopA J" tt-airhts - 40
speculative mhlEet uI.sn-d strong
Hno higher 1uuHy. bur there was comparatively
f"r sale and holders ARE making Their own
prices Tn. marked finally ruled Dun, closing
munths. sput tuu but higher. 40 . red cash. IN
"+rainr. HNTT'c, On track, IsrSlr. Nh, . hard.
temter. 7Sl-u. Decemhar. 7sc.
~CoAN-Iutures showed considerable strength
Their. vus considerable speculative demand,
prices finully closing 1rnCtiuuE higher thHn Yes
israty iSr serieWnef viii Jn.y stsaey srot
IND .htlv &5iac September 2Gasr usiaa.
cATS-ruL. heuvy and untiouHl.y l1vsf Tor
futufet with NJ speculative uamuuc spot i"wef,
be-. 17ssl17&-.
Eyt.Et .-E and higher sc on track
EAELEN-NumiuuI
CpEN NEAL-I 45p1.5l.
Ht.AN-I,rm and unchanged.
-EEDS-FiuxEeeu higher II SsLsc. Timothy
seed, prime, s2.a'n2G5. Spot. 261c Ind 10Y Au-
HAY-Ff-me- higher Tor prime timothy. with
poor Erudes unchanged, timothy, sG.usG12.O o.;
prairie, S4.tNrh.UU.
WELSk y-SLIs.
C1TT1N -TES-E5r
EAGGING-eu- 1-c.
PEOVIsIoN-Purk uuunuurea: stunaara mess
Joining. $T.aUnA.aU LurU, lower prime s.elna
&.Es Chnire. &I"ia. Bacon fhuZ"d shoulders,
81 50 cxt-u short clear ana ribs. s. shorts
G.E-- DRY salt meHts GnuZedI shoulders. &.9D.
extrH shurt cisur. SILT ribs. Sa-s= shorts.
POULTEy-ChicEens Eteuoy; ole mems, &c.
springs Sc. ducEs. springs. 6F; geese, SPRING., Ct,
turkeys. old. 7-as springs, 1~2al2iac-
ETTTEE-MarEe; quiet. rreumery, Lplhc
dairy. Sn1Il-r.
EGGS-MHrke firm 1T Tc.
EBCEnPTS-Flou-, b.GoO hhIs wheat. Is eoD nU
corn. ..aHo hu oats. = 1000 hu-
SHIpMENTS-Fluur 1910 bbls-: wheat. 40nC
hu.i corn, 9,0Go M outs, 5000 TN
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
COTTON
Buying for New Orleans Account n
E%rnIure al NeN Aark.

b-ATure al New hOrk.
NEW YORK. July GL-Ths cotton marker
opened STEADY and unchanged. The FIRST uEn
passed without 8 single TRANSACTION, as there
were absolutely no orders within working limits.
A feature u the session was some buying for
New Orleans account, winch stinsned the mar
EsI ana n cinsed EtsHdy a. q net rise Of Sn5
points for lhe best prices uf the session. sales
were = 0bO nules. Crop news WIS NOT EutlRfEr-
The COTTON belt, while some private dispu1cheF
claim TINT the crop il some localities IL sur erins
for want ~ moisture. Futures CLOSED steady.
Sales. - oA hales January, ST. February
3 Il, March. S-Ls: April, So August St.
Ssptsml,er. S.2a October. sTla: November 81 Bs
December. S-ng, SpnI closed quiet middhnE. Ne
middling uplEnds, 81; middiinE gulf. SIC. gross
receipts. G." bales, forwarded, &. huleF FHlef
81. bales HplunsTK, N. bHles STOCK. - gz
bEies- Toihl loaEy+ Net receipts. L3sO bales
ths continent. 1H bales stock. 50 .g7g tales
Tutsi since September ]; Net rsrsiuts. A. so ~
balef sXpnrEf n Great Brituiu. g. B1l .CgS ha les
exports ~ France. fAA. li bllel. expurtF hi rne
continent 2,4lt bUief; channel. 5sgl bales Thp
following are the total net r.ceintF of r,frpr 81
80 lAA Galveston. 80 sS bateF
New orleans. 2C-L.aH bHles NuhI.
$1a.&E hEies- Savannah 64l.5 s. ha les ClY-Iegiuu.
80 sfs ualrF. Wilmington. - AZ. haIeF. NnrfoE
~ - f.AiiimoTt @6H; New York. 1S 756. Bos-
1Ir, 1Go. ~. bales Newport News .7O- bal.s PblI6-
ueiptiE- sN.Saz bales: West Point. Va. 20 males.
IirunswlcE l2al6l Aales Taxas CITY. = ~ bulys
t'ensheni1 . sh. bales Forr Royal sz.C2g haieE
tplaA. = GuN. laa bales.
MEMPHIS. july sl-COTTOK- Steady mid
ding ! L-lsc reefipts e bales shipmrutF "a
bales EtpcE b.G4U hEl-f saleH. n ne.
ST Lpt j., July 3L-'DTT1A-Flrm IN
chEHEtl sGleE. none r=lelu-F gp hes sim.
h'ehts II hAlek stock, s.Gi bglss
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
BusY DESPITE TIE O WEATHER
omnbn md south 0mnhn Nnnncc to
Mn Aflnirs ON Ihe IMmn.

k-ep Affairs ON the Jump
" H Robertson, local manage Of 7 9.
Dun & Co.'S Mercantile agency, ~speukinE u
trade for the week Saws:
1t wpuld be unreasonable 10 expect nc
fivity In business circles generally win the
tropical season on IN its most extreme CON
dItiuus. However, in spite Of the intense
perienCiug q growth and development which
- almost D1enpmenGl We have shown Z
far larger percentage Of EBtn fur The sea-
competing packing Ceu1srs. Ii the building
trades here Is Ereater activity than has haer
yloyed are reported than in wears. Few
failures occur and the losses from had Ru-
counts were never SO trIttrE in the whole
sale trade. while in retail circles collections
are better than usual
Real estate men are active ana sales are
frequent. tJuuEh they complain that II is
hHrd WORK 10 get the traders together
Many tracts are being purchased for homes
ur1Eress in all parts Of Omaha. Absentee
families ana summer visits nave cut of The
house supply trade very materially. hui il is
pDrIly MADE w by larger purchases on the
part Of those who remain II the city. The
era Of enforced economy is living way 10
one Of npre liberal expenditure
"The decree Of foreclosure uf the Union
Pacific was signed TINS week and al the END
Of twenty DAYS the property viii he sold
In cue course j VII pass out ui the hands
Nf the rPr.i gers into those of the TelrgauIza-
Iun party. ms ~ an important event 10
thfs city and The entire west and II moth
ing Use hnd happened during The week this
alone would have wars uted rejoicing II
usprrv 3 GOOD deal 10 Omaha 10 have the
old Union Pacific free from the old Incubus
of debl and depression and al liberty ONE
more 10 buid up its business ans direct its
Own affairs.
But another railway item worth mention
tnE can he credited TO this week. Tn
Quincy connection is now complete and
through trains between Omaha and Quincy
are announced The neW line Is q part Of
The Sulwel system ana opens through
freight lines 10 Chicago via the Santa F.
ard the Great Western President Stillweu is
building from Smithville 10 Pat1Onshurs,
Mo. Il distance n thirty miles. and on The
completion u this line the Kansas City,
P1tisburc q Gulf VII be- open via rhP
Quincy line between Omaha and Kansas
City.
'"The Eust Omaha Bridge ard Terminal
people are rather mysterious regarding their
curly future. II h known 1hH1 NEGOTIATIONS
have heen in progress for some time look
Inc 10 contracts for traffic over their bridge
and terminal tracks. hut no hint Is given
out from Headquarters a. 10 details. How
ever. inasmuch aS the DrsXel Interest is
represented IN The Terminal IN the Quincy
line and In he PitrsburE 4 Gulf. n Is ac-
cepted ne probable thai the new system
VII ~cnrtriVe in some WAY 10 utilize the
TerminR' ans We are AL hoping thai ms
and other systems VIII unite il q handsome
union depot on the north side % the city"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
CONCERNING FACTORY
FACTS


wheels Turn More RnpidIy ne Slim
tion In Country Improves.
The HaarmRnn Vinegar company has 300
acres Of cucumhers IN the ground ana the
crop u doing we'll They VIII he used for
pickles in addition The firm has a mum
Ser a acres IN onions, tomatoes. beets, etc.
which VIII be devoted 10 the same use.
c 70. Black, manager n the 5 r Gil
man hOur business in tins city, has returned
from Pierce. where he Weui to inspect he
Arms m1l al tnnt point and reports crous
AZ exceedingly Eoud. The small crain is
harvested Und the yield large. He sxperts
enough 10 make iour in The course Of he
next thirty days. This viii hf d biz relief
70 The niiilers Of The state whu have been
lheir mills running fun time
/ q boup has returned from a trip eHst
where he went 70 buy stock for his lounge
factory. He left almost Immediately for
The Black Hills country whore the firm
has been exceptionally good, the easing IN
of money IN the country having been ne
signal for increased buying ON the paTf
L H, Sharpe is in charge a. the busines
Of FARRELL a Co AND u is inrimRied that
inE 10 continue The business the same as
before Mr.. Farrells Death. Mr.. Sharpe mas
been connected With The firm for several
iuIls
George NJ. Tibbs. buyer for NJ. Il smith
q ~ has returned from 3 trip 10 New
York where he found everyone inferesfea
Aha srehtE pleased al the reports Of i'm
-g1uvefnsut IN the west. SnleDdid r-up u-ns-
gfclh The cer4lnE OF Armour 10 Omaha the
opposition, and the heavy Reductions in the
indebtedness OF the state have caused east
sTn business men 70 change their opinion
regarding Nebraska.
X Peters manager Of the BamiE
omAhs Bae company, i taking a Vacnrion
on IN The Zig Hnrn country IN wyoming.
WORKING Up HOME INDUSTRY.
SECRETARY Holmes Of the Mnnufacrurgrs
HssociS1un spent The past week il the
~esiern part 81 The state. calling uU.on
the merchants ana urging them 10 give the
frtiereneF 10 AshrEsks EoOGs In the course
M ms Trip he visited Mlnden. Holdrace
Ara CnmtridEe. IndiHnDlE. McCanl
ana oihef points While me merchants al
ser1noo Rtfy fHynrEhlE inclined toward
home mace Eaoas. a eo1d many Of them
Rad AsSlectea 70 specify sueh goods II max
1nE ihelr purchases They were al willing
and anxious 10 be Informed ~ 70 the goods
MADE II Nebraska End mOsi of them prom
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
Financial Notes.

Z oRLEAss, july Chickering's. 500 II.
HpsT'ulS July a.-ClsarinEs. E4.g7l.577 bal
HuceE- El.EG-. 2gl.
Il YORK. Iuly 3l-CleErInss. sos. $40 c.
balances. 81. CO. 5g5.
BALTLM0T:E July Gl-ClearinEs. :. 7SG. 500
bHiunCeE S1gb. s9l.
PHILADELPHIA. July n-GearinEy IS. 4sl,-
NJ; balances. E,a=l. 3T.
81 L1TIs, July GL-CleurinEs. g. aBg lag: bal
un"as, $3.50 400 Money. 4G- per cent. NsV
Nnrk exchange, Soc discount bld. gJc discount
asked.
MEMPHIS, July I-CearinEs, Sl6l 4g7- bal
ances, $40 4Us. New York exchange, selling ii
S--5u premium.
CINCINNATI July aI-Muney. 3i-aC per cent;
New NnrE exnhapEe, = per tent premium. Clear
tnGs, sl,s4s. 400
CHICAGO, july @-TisH-tnEs, sl3 aET. OBC total
for v-ek $50 II 81. balances Iodny. 8. 5l6, 800
New Nn~k eNCnEnre. 4C discount. Sterling ~
change. demand, &.tThn4Bt, SIXTY dHvB, 81 .KgA
p4.hl, Trading was mnre active On the local
eXchEgge and prices improved somewhat. clos
ing diamond Match. lA. Chicago Edison.
1zU5. City RAILWAY "a; West CnirHEu. liliI.
North Chicago - Lake Street, 1t. N-W York
BlEcuIL, 4g5s-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

ST. LOFTS. July G.-CATTLE-E.certs. zoe
heho shipments EN0p head market dull hut
siehoN with nuthinr hui cheap cattle for sale.
native shipping Unc -Npn-T steers. -. san5 m. hulE
OF suies. &.nUp4 % dressed taef unu butcher
Steers. S4.utp-.Np bum " sales. s. 2rn4.5 l. steers
under luhO HIS, &."npE 10, hult " safes. q SO
%ur. stnrbert unu feederN. :: .anu41i huh az
sales. ShnnS.N COWS and h"iicrs. s.. s0R4 30.
hulh W COWS S..hn1a.0 t. bulls, s.. RnBS %. TeNRs
Huc lndiuu Steers. 3 Tsn4 ~. hult " sHles.
3 lHEta ~. cows and hslfe~s. 3. 4HnS 81
"Nl head shipments zGn0
head, market lUg 10 lac hlr ip' light. . NnA 20.
mixed. 81 GanS ~. heavy. g.. 6p@a. ".
El-h"rctut so head shipments, s.Olo
head market about sleBuy. uutiv, muttnnS. * 10
na.Sb, Culls and bucks S..UU01. 81. Texas sheep.
S.auuS.S 81 mostly al ?. g. lHmhs. MOI. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
RnItimnrr

BALTIMORE. July %l-FBOTE-Firm, IN
changed. Receipts. d,sSt this. exports. @S nbls.
and lower Eput and mnutn-
Ggl- GE9hzrs August. EIL.Hg1Act September, HAQ
hu.i exports, q. 40 hu sour heru wheat pF
sample. 7sHS4c; southern, on grade. slQh4c.
CCEN-ERFy FppI ana . Ir-1lth, 224 m32AEcs
AuEusi Euc September. agTsC. steamer mixed.
.pisn2sAc receipts. ll 757-ptr- exports. .f 1t
m. southern white corn e.r{ south ern yellow,
a6c.
O~ATS-Tirm; No. : wints. E26,-ps5c; No. 2
mixed. .31.q&Cs receipts, "a 81 bu exports,
SlDO hu. E-Ba
RyB-StrnnF No, . wess ern. 45c. receipts.
]. S60 hu exports. b.Tl hu-
H~Ay-Firm. choice timothy. G2.50d1460.
GEAIN FREIGHTs-QuieT er4iuE easier; IN
changed.
BUTTER-UncnHnFed: fRhc$ c-eumery, IsRlBc,
fancy lHdie, IC5 Store pBcksd spl0c.
C~HEEsE-Firm; fancy New York. Sac.
EGGS-UncnanEeu fresh 1g~
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
DOL Markets.

KEW YORK July sl-WoUL-steaey. nsece
1A0@aci pulled. NJ. . extra, 256s6c. Texas l0a
lac.
-. LOUIS. July S~l-wDOL-Firm ana nm
changed; Missouri ana Illinois clothing una
cuInnsIlE lel=aI7zr. ltET hne. 1sal4c: narthfrn
and western bright. l6MI7c- medium. 3464scs
me medium. IaQl4ts liEhT line. 12hlsLr Texas
indian Territory, etc. medium. le-sc. hne me-
dIuu, Isal4r run washed. fair 10 chuine. ga
sc
LONDON. july sl-Tbe imports o. wool DURING
tine past wreE amounted n :. ar hHieF. az fol
lows: New south Wales. 4 ask Melbourne lbs
south AustrnliH. 500. New Zealand. u. ~. Can.
uf Good Hope and NHIEI alsa TangisrE l.65o-
China. Les; France. IA. Germany. 106. Holland
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