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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Spri Nanner hon riarm Jrauen3iWs
mer INSTRUMENTATION.

@aItnds, Sal, l. Nuguit. :
@arren SObnfpn unb SoIepb g. 8Orz
begus, 5tpei betdnnte iunge Mdnner in
6iefiger Stdbt, puroen beute bon eli
nem Srduen3immer gei4ofen unb
t0btlt9 b%ertpunbet, Die Sbdtertn
ma8te einen @erIud, fi4 felbft bas
Qe6en gu nebnlen, purbe ieOp4 bdran
perbinbert unO feitgenommen. Sobn<
ion erbielt 8tpei &ugeln in ben Inter
lei6 unh 8orbegas 1purbe in ben
Giiden ge6ofen. Sin Streit ipq Der
Sra90bie p0raus9eqan9en iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04

XXX Die Bidder unb gonbitorz
Union" pe~ranftuItet am nG4ittn
Samfag i'm n0arlep : Part" Elm
groBes GomplimentGr : 9icnic. Die
6efte bieier Union iin0 10 aGgemein
beIiebt, baB Der @rfoIg ii6erli6 ni6t
ausbleiben tpirb. Die paderen Bidder
gefeGen fperben ii4 am San3en, Sc
geIn unb anberen 8ergniigungen err
freuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Qrrtn Gcn1ncr.

Gs Rar6 UNI ba16 1 rbr beute,
@amItag, Nlorgen in i6rer 8o6nung
Nr. 1886, gutapsqlace, Grau 2ena
&emper. Die 3eit Der 8eerbigung
miro IpGter a~nqe8ei9t. Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04

4bleben. - ST. Sidac &ennez
bb, &aI1irer bes Common pledsz8ez
rifts, ftarb geitern Nu4mittag i'm
yStapt 9oTpital," mo- er am Samz
flag boriser @o9e Qufnabme fanb
unb ii9 am Mittpo9 zines Ma9enz
leibens pegen bon Or. Gbambers
pperiren IieB. ST. &ennebp mar etpa
60 Sabre alt, lebte in GIT. 306, Dit
Qafabette : 4penue, unb binterlGBt
feline @itttpe unb 3pei &tnber.
= SIM Outer BON 72 Sabren tarb
eeitern Mforsen 5rau &uamann in
Der 9ebauIung ibres S9piegeriohz
mes, 9rn. $. 9obes, Scr. 104, SiOz
GbeterftroBe. Sbre 9eerbigung finz
bet moreen Ra9mittag auf Der ~8alz
timorer Cemetery" itutt.
@efGngntB S npeftion n.
= goffor Wm. 6. StpuOemire, Der
General : Qgent Der v9efangenenz
6iilfs : @eieGf9uft," bat feline idbrz
li6e SnIpsftionstour Der 8efdngnife
unb QrmenbduIer Der berf6teoenen
Counties begonnen. Gr febrte GEE
fern BON einem 8efu9 bieier SMITH
tute in 4nne Qrunbel= unb 6onaroz
gpantp auriif unb miro nd4ifeWo9e
mad benz Oitufer gebsn, I'm Die bors
tigen4nitalten gu beii9tigen. @r iagt,
bab ii9 Der 3uftanb berfelben i'm sroz
gen @anaen ettpas before, bdB aber
bic gr0bten S91pierigfeiten BARN gu
fu6en ieien, bic @ountp : Commit
fare our Grri9tung moberner 9ebduz
be Su betpegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Baltimore Ir0nSfer Co.,
gsr. 400, e-RsSaItimore.S tF.

glr. 1OD, cfsSaItimoresStr.
&utS dleH GGIeC 81 + {,
SauusSoS, Srdeiters&5a0en CmuIbuIe unS
GarfzGbnetnn5.
TeIorbere NuimerliauIteit piro Der BeT6roernua
uon &aiiGsIereH, Sepdd mo 6radlteH ieoer Grt geuios
met; 8OraHittdge iur 0s9ihafeu. auisiebeR i. Bera
ienoen pou ~siierasr S4rantsa u. lbnerer llaI6intris
asHIGnt- GSaH31,12Iltel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Mbiolate Qeilmns

BON RopHdmer5en, electromagnetic
Sdtrerben, Malarid, 2eberletben, Ser.
ffppfung unb alien Gallenfrant6eiten.
lutt'S 3eberpt4ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Siir In 2Hafarta- Qifrietet

Qebenbe Iinb Suits pinen unerlGbs
lid; ie erbalten ben2SrperzS rsanis-
mus in ppEftdnbigerS rbnuns unb lie
hetpirfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
81 u & | a n b.

@uslGnber miiFen in 3uBlanb elz
nen BON Der ruI1ifhen @eIanDtidaft
pber Don Dem &oniulat D~titrten PaB
an Der @ren3e por5ei9en. Ssraeliten
barf Der 8eil9 Gu6lQnb'5 Derpebrt
perDen, fails tie ieDo6 ~dusipdrttge
9unbelsbduier pber 8anfen Dertreten,
t0nnen Iie mad gemiKen Sbeilen RuBa
lambs retien. No0 Mntunft in GuBz
Lamb pirD benz 2(u5Idnoer elm Qufentz
ba!tszPuB au8geIteQt. Sc: Der Q6.
reiie mub 9ieier ruiiii9e gQB pisoaa
rum a~bgegeben uno fiil sineil Qbreijsa
YQB umgetQuI9t psrben.
P0rtagdl unp 3eiiBungeu.
SIN Portugal DerOsn bon 5remOen
feline PGIle ]geTOrOert, iebo9 D~erlangen
bic S6tFf8z4genten, fDenn man be-
S9iff abreiIt, Dpn ben Reifenben BEN
NuspeiS, baB iie feline portuqieiIAen
untert6anen fino. - Quf ben u Z o.
rem : SneIn 6apaO un0 au5
Mabetra (Gan0aO nerben 9GFe
Mot benOt6igt. - Sn &c san f Il
q Ii bingegen mjfen ii9 @u5lGnoer,
peI4e Ii4 baIel0it nie0erlaHen, etnen
BON einem portugieitI6en 8on1ul Diz
firten BaB, e9e ie ben Safen i6rea
0eimat6lduoe5 perlafen. helDrgen,
UNI in Der &DlOnie 2luFent6dlt ne9mer
gu t0nnen. QlnOere 2cgitimatton5s
9apiere 1inD jebo4 sbenfau8 5uIdTIig.
Gei Der Nbteiie uuGB Elm PaB p0Tgea
3eigt perDeR.
&umGnien
@u5Iancer njiTen bei Der Mnfunf:
anD BEL Der Qlbreiie 9QIe Dormeifen.
3 6DeDen unb 3Orpegen
&etn PaB3manQ.
Ser5ien.
8ei'm 8etreten bes 2Qnres lift bic
8Or5eigung zines PaiIes DorSeiaries
ben.
Ioreq.
g}ur bei'm &eifen i'm ~eynnern beg
2anbes miifen Qu5l3noer 9Gfe Das
amerttanii6 en 8eIanOten ober DON
Der tOreanii@en &egierung DOr3eigen
8oIibfa.
Sur in 8tieQs3eiten mifFen F3
6rembe Bel b2r 8pli5ei aE8meiIen
Ipnit 1T in teinem Sale Du8 Tii6ren
zines Pai1es OOrgefarieben.
Go It a Gico.
Seine 4aB0ori9riftsn.
8eLgien
0Dn Gei5enDen Ooer SyrRmbtn, nell
DE ii9 in 8eIgien uuf1Qlt1u, DirD Elm
4aB nidt berlangt, mtr mii1eu oiez
IeLben t6ren Namen, Stanb unb Reiz
ie7iel in bic TremDenbii4er Der goz
tet5 oDer &oIt5Guier ~eintragen. 9iez
ienigen, peLde ii4 permanent Dafelbit
nteOerldTen nDQen, mii5en ii4 in III
QenO elmer Wei5e legitimiren. 9a bic
9eforberte 2egitimdtiOn in Dem 9afc
0oQtGnDig ent6attan lit, pirb angera>
then, fib bei'm 8efu4e baielbit nit
etnem 9ufa gu Dsrie6en.
9Qnemart unb 8eftBunH
GEN.
8ei'm 8etreten bes 2anbeS tperben
feline 8GFe berlangt. @jgentbimer
bon 6otel5 uno &oItbduIern miFen
bic 0ntunft uno I6reiIe aIlsr Srems
ben BEL Der 9oli5ei anmelDen, Die
4brei5e fam unse6inbert nQ8 &eLiez
ben gei6ehen.-Nuf 81. S6DmQs
(Beftinbien) perDen bel Ger QanOung
ebenfaQ5 feline PGi7e a~bgefor0ert, je~
bod miTen NusIGnber, penn ite fi9
Idnger, ais 48 Stunoen buieI6f oufz
gebaIten BADEN, CUR Nbreiie it4 einen
PaB bon Der Orts9oli2ei perI4affeH.
Riberfu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04

Sn &rgentinien beitsben feline 9aBz
@orI4riffenieoO0 empfieblt Der ames
rifanii9e @eIanoie, Dab 4merltaner
7i4 pdfe mitne6men, bamit iie i'm
Safe Ser iG6rli4en W}06iIma6ung
Ser Gati0nalz@arbe unh in anberen
SGGen fi6 fofort gu Isgitimiren i'm
Staubr Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Sun 0DminQr.

5rembe mihen in iebem Sale
9Gfe bei fi9 fijbrsn, pel6e benStemz
pei zines &oniuls bieIer gtepublit tras
qen. 6OQte Elm QusldnDet nu9
San Domingo fommen, pbne einen
gdB 3u beiiBen, lam er 10 large fetz
qe6Qlten ner6en, Bis ft9 bic &e60rben
in istnem !9eimat6slanbe QuStunft
iiber i'm Deri6afft BADEN.
Rtcaragua unb @uIpabpr,
Sn 5riebens5eiten peroen teina
PGfe ]berLangt.
9 ardguap unb uruguuD.
&ein BaB3paug.
Peru.
Pd6e perben ni4t berIangt, iebo3
pir0 Qmeritanern a~ngerat6en, ii9 iDa
T0rt mad i6rer 4~ntunft bel einem ames
ritanH4en 2oRiUl gu regiitrtren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Seine paBporf6riften.
e.

en- China beite6en BEL Der &antuna
feline 9aBOorI6riften, ieoO6 tbus
man better, cine Oerarti8e 2egitimaa
ton nit Ii9 81 fibren. 8ei'm &eiien
I'M Snnern jebo8 1T Elm BON Der 8es
Tanoti9aft au8geiteuter PaB unerldBs
lib. 8ei Der Qbretie 1T tetn PoB
nDtbpenbiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04

Gin 3ug in's 5reie. Die
3naben bes nQqgemeinen Seuti4en
@aiien6auies" marI6irten getern
Mfittag na9 benz pGliftonzPart," tpo
BEL alerlet Spielen Die RinDer ii4
prG9tig amiiiirter. @rmiioet unb nit
geiunbem 4ppetit febrten ie 4benos
z l1br 5uriid. Gin 8irger an Der
MisquitbsGtraBe meinte, als bic &naz
ben poriiber3pgen: u8inberfreunbe
fDnnten ii9 cine re4te 9er5ensfreube
bereiten, tpenrt lie ben anuben an
parmenS asen cine SroIep<Sour be-
reiteten unb lie bann in einem Sbit@
qarten nit reifem Sbft aGein ldfen
ppnten."
paffirt d Baltimore.
= Sr. Mn. Sennings 8rpdn traf
seItern 46erb auf Der 5abrt BON Gor>
necticut nod Montain 2ofe Part,
Mb., nit feiner SD4ter Rnth in Bur
linston, MS, elm. 9r. 8rpan fpirb
Dor Der rG6uutauqua : 4hembln" Ell
ne 9ebe Aalten un0 beute bier onr6>
reifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Y y
Rcin BaB3nanq.
g rnfiLietR L.

Da5 8efeB fagt, baB 5remDe IN
SrleOen53etten ieOer 3eit na4 8rQs
lien, ohne einen YaB gu beiiBen, toms
men, BON bort meter abreiien Doef
Ii9 0aIeIbit auf9altln t0anen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
MeytfD.
4%To trorHcn nm 0uSfTnOprn n

qdFe perben bon Mu5tdnbern MIDI
berlangt.
in q uzG ulebouien Q}oumen),
auf Sabiti unO in SUMS lno
feline QaBz 9}e8ulatiOnen Dor8ei9ris'
ben.
Sir 5remOe eriitiren feline 4aB0or4
f6rtften, jebo4 mirb bon ibnen per1
langt boB fe 7id Bel Dem M;niitsr 0ss
Quspdrtigen regiitriren lQfea.
Chile.
Refn 8aBanQnq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
9atti /.

Be; Der 2on6ung miifen f6 Grems
be bur4 YGffe oDer anbere 0otumente
IeQitimiren. Dim 8eften lGBt man ij4
ben BaB BON einem &OniuI bieIe5
Qunbe5 bpr Der 4breiIe biiiren. Petz
fonen, nel8c 6aiti Der(afsn ipDQen,
mI-en i6re Mbreiie Dire; Sage OOrbeu
Bel Der 8oli3ei anmelDen. Sn man.
den TdGen geniigt cine iOl4e 4nmel4
bun8 au4 "A StunOep Dor Der Obs
ret5e.
Sartet unb 8sftBungen
@om 8otI6after in GontantinobsI
1T tein 8eri6t eingegangen, le0o9
t6eilt Der &onIul in Seruialem nit,
bah Nu8ldn0er DON tiirtii4en @ea
TanbH6aften piIirte Pd7e bzfiBen
muTen, lin tiirfii6e 8efiBungen Be-
treten 3u oiirfen.4 u88enomThen BIER
BON ItnD lie QQnDer, pofelbit Die Surz
fei feline Diplomatii6en Ooer toniulas
rif6en 0ertreter beItBt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-27

N ffn wni tHi Nsiss iH taff ffies
ana hfiFhblfa thsf WuI t.f Fun hfs
she pains and aches oi hsf hafs. ~
anhpyhHess of ufhsfy fIlHh.as a..
nervousness the rrstlrssHUas whi h
come FROM tIdney ni. ran ha rrHssa
ana cufed Read What o. ii1noiula
riiissn sayHi
wriinr under date ~ January iots
1899 Jufgen waiter of ihIs 80 teIs
us ~ follow My Arr is ia-wt. .l
past the ordinary rpnn of ifa-and
am the parent 81 eirht children. a..
ing ao FAR advanced In years / rera
the relief obtained from pnnns nacs
ache kidney pms
suffered from lame back fUr yea
but after taking some of the pills tpi
cured at HOLSTERS irug storcD v.-
Ereatiy benefited. and am satisfied ..
pills did me much good.
our kidneys filter our blood. III r
work night and day. when healt
they remove about 500 grains of i.-
pure matter daily. when unhealthy
some part OF this impure matter .s left
In the blood. This brings 1n many
diseases and symptoms-paln ia the
back, headache. nervousness. hot. dry
skin. rheumatism. gout, gravel. dis
order, eyesight and hearing. diz1.
ness. irregular heart, debility drows.-
ness, dropsy, deposits In the urine, ct.
But IL you keep the filters right you
will have no trouble with your kid
neys.
Doan's Backache kidney Pins are
sold by all chemists and sturykeepers
at so cents per box. or will be mailed
on receipt of price by the Hollister
Drug Co.. wholesale agents for the H.
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-27

CHINESE EXPORT DUTY ON TEA
SHANGHAI, May l3.-The customs at
this port have notified that the export
duty upon tea will soon be lowered TO
about per cent ad valorem, in ac-
cordance with instructions from Sir
Robert Hart.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-27
CHOLERA AT MANILA.

A telegram from the Japanese Consul
at Manila, dated the 10th instant, says
that case of cholera was found on
board the steamer Katsutate Maru.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-27
Continued on Page T.;

THE GERMAN ARMY RETIRING.
Eleven hundred of German troops are
being withdrawn from Chihi province.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
New York MinInE quotations.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, July 17.-Gold premiums are
quoted; AT Reunos Ayres, 1000; at Madrid,
was a fair demand for money today and
discounts were steady, consequent upon the
slight stringency Of. money and a better
Stock exchange was quietly cheerful, some
what irregular and restricted. Consols were
fairly steady, India stocks were dull. oW,-
road loan. Americans responded to the
strength in New York and were the most
cheerful section OF the market This was
steady. Grand trunks were firm on the
traffic returns equalling expectations.
Kaf1rs were quiet and irregular. The
weekly statement Of the Bank of England
shows the following changes: Total re-
serve increased e645 coo, circulation de-
creased e24e,oOo, bullion increased RSse. 1853.
other securities decreased S13S,0 900, other
deposits decreased a1,s74,oOO. public deposits
increased asSs,0oO. notes reserve increased
95sS,OOS snd eoo government nm securities &c &C.
Bank of England's reserve to liability is
$3.50 per cent. Last week 1t was 1850 per
cent. The rate of discount is unchanged at
PARIS, July IL-Thebweekly statement of
the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation decreased,
creased II, &c., 00f, gold In hand increased
u, 45O,OO0f, bills discounted increased 14,s25,-
OO0f and silver in hand decreased 1,150, 000f.
Prices on the bourse today opened arm,
but reacted on realizations. Rentes, on
large sales, were adversely affected. Span
ish As were strong on the confirmation OF
the report that an understanding had been
arrived at between the Bank of Spain and
the Spanish minister of finance Russian
industrials were maintained. Thomson
Houstons were easier. Metropolitans were
calm. Rio tintos were weak and neglected,
DeBeers were In good demand. Kaffirs
finished dull and easier. The private rate
of discount was unchanged today at 29-1(
per cent. Three per cent rentes, 101f T1C
for the account. Exchange on London, 25i
Il TEfLa Gov ahaaLa Gnaniah 40 81 Ok
BERLIN, July T~.-Exchange on London
2Om 4Spfgs for checks, Discount rate fol
short and three months bills, III per cent
Iron shares opened hrmer on the boursG
| today, owing to favorable reports from the
United States and to the improvement IN
the price of iron at Glasgow and New York
Prices reacted before the close on account
Of the absence Of support. Canadian Pa,
! cihcs were firm on New York advices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the
Totals

AONoAo Sgoo NpINO u
.CATTLEIThere was a small run Of cat
stun was in active demand. The common
grades. however, were slow sale, the same
as usual, and as the bulk OF the offerings
was made UP of hat class of cattle the
market was rather quiet.
There were a few good to choice beef
steers on sale this morning and such kinds
changed hands freely at stronger prices.
AS high as $S.16 was paid, which is as high
as has been paid on this market this sea-
were not In very active demand and were
certainly no more than steady, There was
not much change, though, from yesterday
in the market prices paid.
The bulk of the receipts was made up of
COW stun today and a good many of them
were range cattle. Buyers were slow about
taking hold and as a result 1t was late be-
The best grades did not sell much differ
ent from yesterday, but the general run
was slow and steady to a little lower. AS
noted yesterday the market is SO uneven
that II Is almost impossible to tell much
about II, for some sales look a good deal
higher than others. 1t Is safe to say, how
ever, that packers are trying their best to
pound the market and that they succeed
In some cases better than in others.
Choice bulls held about steady, but others
were a little lower II anything. Stays and
veal calves sold steady where the quality
was at all good
Stockers and feeders did not sell much
different from yesterday. Thu hest grades
in particular held steady, but the common
kinds were dull and the tendency. was very
evidently TOWARD lower prices. Yesterday
and Is cars were shipped out of here. Rep
reaentaiVe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Wool Market.

BOSTON, July 1L-wooL-Fine staple
territories have moved freely at 500
SIC; strictly fine, b0d6Ic; fine and fine
mediums, 4Sq49c; medium, 41Q43c. There
nave been some good sales Of Utah, Wyo-
ming, Idaho. Nevada and Dakota woods.
Choice Nevada has sold at SIC and fine
staple Idaho and Montana at Soc and
slightly above. Texas wool is exceedingly
firm. Fine staple, twelve months. sold at
55c, though this rs considered a high price.
Quotations are strong. Fall cleaned basis,
4504Sc; twelve months, 54a55c; six to eight
months. spring, 52GSc. Fine washed woods
are particularly firm. Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania. Xxx: nominal. 2sqSOc;. Xxx and
above, 2hq2sc; x. 25G27c; Michigan X.
24q25c. Delaine woods are not plenty and
29kd31c; Michigan. 27Q2Sc; No. 1 washed
combing. 2sQ2sc; No. 2. 27@2Sc; coarse. $50
Csc.
ST. LOUIS, July 17-WOOL-Strong and
active; medium grades and combing. l3G
1Sc; light fine, 12d16c; heavy fine, 10613o;
tub washed, 15Q2f1kc.
LONDON, July T.-WOOL-A sale of
sheepskins was held in Mincing Lane today.
The offerings numbered 3.1l9 bales. Com
petition was slow. Merinos unchanged.
Fine cross-breds were unchanged 10 I'D
lower and medium and low grades show
declines ranging from %Qhd. Following
are the sales and prices obtained for cloth
ing and combing: New South. Wales, 1,124
Al; Australia, ais bales at 3%q3Tsd; West
Australia, 736 bales at 347kd; Tasmania,
1888 bales at shd1Md; New Zealand, 757
bales at 2%47hd; Punta Arenas. 1856 bales
at 3kG5hdi Falkland Islands. s. bales at
2%65%d.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Knnsas CIty Live stocIs Market.

KANSAS CITY, July 17.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 4.100 natives, 1900 Texans, 500 Texas
calves and $50 native calves; cornfed cattle
strong; cows and heifers steady; stockers
and feeders very slow; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $S.G09S.2 rs; fair to good,
western fed steers, 81. 1906. %; Texas and
Indian steers, 81. 5 Is; Texas cows, $2.0o
as 80; native cows, s. .50q5.O0; native heifers,
s.. 0Q4 rs; Gamers, $1.00q2.50; bulls, $4,000
4.50; calves, $2.65q5.M.
HOGS-Receipts, 4,100 head; market opened
steady to strong, closed easier; top, SI97R
bulk Of sales, STOOLS heavy. S.92h@7.97k
mixed packers, $7.S097.95; light, $z.15q7 so;
workers., $7.70@7S0; pigs, $7.15q740.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2,75O
head; sheep 1O915c higher, lambs steady to
lOc lower; native lambs, $4.4546.25; western
lambs, $3.00Q5.S0; native .wethers, $415Q4.e0;
western wethers. $3,3OQ445; fed ewes, So 20
64.2O; Texas clipped yearlings, 50. 4OG4.l0
Texas clipped sheep. S3.0q3.45; stockers and
feeders, $2.00Q3.1 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

HOGS-There was far from being a heavy
supply Of hogs here today, but as reports
from other points were rather unfavorable
to the selling interests prices eased on a
little here. The market opened slow but
weight hogs sold on that basis. 1t was
noticeable, however, that packers we're
picking out the good weights and leaving
the lighter loads. Later in the morning
provisions broke and other markets were
quoted lowert so that trading here closed
slow, with prices weak to a nickel lower.
AS most of the heavy hogs sold early, the
decline was most noticeable on the lighter
weights. Heavy hogs sold largely from
T.75 TO $3.50 and the medium weights went
largely from $40 TO H.75. The lightweights
went from $40 down. Repre- sentatiYa sales !:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Isc. california. n to Is lbs. 1sc; Texas dry,

1sc; California, n to Is lbs, 1Sc; Texas dry,
q o0Ipnoni domestic fleece. Hdsoc.
PROVIsIONs-Beef, firm; family, ns0oq
1850; mess, 1880 beef hams. tziSo92l6O
packet slAOgl5.Oo; city extra Indie mess,
lies, S11.5O012.50: picked shoulders, p.009
$50; picked hams. s12oo912go. Lard. easy
, Mssssern no s1Sia%ifd refined, ; EASIER ilo'f South n
America, so Us; compound. Ss.12hgs.5O; con-
4 i ilgeI sb s5rSo cle RGrs siis fsssayi ff %sss. sisSg
TTIALLow-Firm; city c2 per pks.). exc;
R~iCE-Ffrm; domestic, fair TO extra, az
d6ikci Japanese, 4A95c.
state dairy, iS1agSeSc; state Creamery, isS
HAci imitation creamery, 17q1sc; factory
CHEEsE-Receipts. 6,595 pkgs.; steady to
firm; fancy large, colored and white, 9h@
9%c; fancy small, new state full cream, col
EGGs0Receipts. s,6ss pkgs.; steady: state
and Pennsylvania, 2Oq2lc; western candled'
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: New Orleans. sa@
PoUBTRY-Alive. steady; broilers. lac;
tpSTIEseys: m lac: ,6%Is ,a 1So; iuT 9r : 1;sai hEm'
METALS-The markets today generally
were more active and presented rather
more features. The local market for copper
reflected weakness, owing TO pressure OF
the speculative sources. Electrolytio SUI
fered most in the decline, closing at $11.sIIh
Il lIsVV AAB Nh0 . w -
July delivery were sold at $l1.S5 and O,OOO
lbs. at $11.92h, while at the close more was
offered at S11.90. Standard, spot to August,
closed at $11. 35611.65; lake, S11.95@l2.O5; cast
ing, 81. 75Q1LS5. London also showed signs
Of weakness, spot and futures closing 2s Sd
lower at esq Is Sd for the former and e5S 5s
for futures. In tin the local market ruled
barely steady. with holders showing more
disposition to sell. Sales Of spot at 1855
i were reported. Spot closed at SIS. 95429.OO.
London tin again advanced under bull ma
n%ipulation, gaining Is Cd today and closing
with spot at G129 and futures at &121 Ss.
There was moderate business In lead and
prices were steadily maintained at the old
figure at s4.121h. London was unchanged at
Ell Is. Spelter improved 12hc today and
ruled firm, with demand and active. The
/ closing price was $5.25. London declined
Is Cd, however, closing at R19 2s cd. The
iron market locally was more or less nomi-
nal at yesterdays advance. There were no
quotations for IS. No. / foundry. northern,
$23. 00Q25.00; No. 2 foundry, northern, so. 0o1
2300; No. 1 foundry. southern, S22.00rS.00
No. / foundry, southern soft. $22O002.00.
The English markets were a shade better,
Glasgow closing at bes Cd and Middlesbor-
ough at els Sd.
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LIVERPOOL, July TL.-wHEAT-spot,
steady; No. J northern, spring, 6s 3hd; flu
lures, steady; July, nominal; September. Sc
1Md; December, 6s 1&d.
CORN-Spot, firm; American mixed, &c;
futures. steady; September, IS 2Ad; octo-
Der, 5s I'd.
PROVIsIoNs-Beef, strong; extra India
mess, l07s Cd. Pork, firm; prime mess west
ern, SIS Cd. Hams, short cut, ~ to 1e lbs,
firm, els. Bacon, strong; Cumberland
cut, 2s to 30 lbs, 5ss Cd; short ribs. 16 TO 20
lbs, strong, eos; long clear middles, light
Is to "a lbs, firm, J5s Cd; long clear middles,
heavy, IS to 40 lbs, firm, SOS Cd; short clear
backs, Is to 20 lbs. firm. SOS Cd; clear bel
lies, IL to 16 lbs, strong, 6s. Shoulders,
square cut, IL to 10 lbs, firm, AIS Cd;
Lard, firm; prime western, in uerces, 5s Cd
American refined, in pals, 5s Cd.
CHEE6E-Steady; American finest white,
as Sd; American finest colored, ass Sd.
TALLOW-Prime city, steady, 2Ss Cd
Australian, in London, steady, 33s.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter. frm,
ss %.
-HoPs-At London CPaeino ooast). nrm,
a5QR5 10s.
BUTTER-Nominal.
Professionalism, steady, Cd
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

was a very light run OF
sheep here today and in fact nearly every
thing that arrived on the market was
lambs, and only a few of those. The de-
mand was in good shape and as a result
trading. was active and the prices paid were
10Q15c higher than yesterday. Packers all
seemed to have liberal orders and there
were not near enough sheep and lambs
offered to meet the demand. There were
not enough wethers and yearlings on sale
to make a test of the market, but the gen.
eral impression was that they would have
advanced fully as much as the lambs. The
top price of the day was $3.50, which was
paid for a choice bunch Of lambs.
Feeders were also scarce today and 1t is
safe to quote the market strong. as the de-
mand continues of liberal proportions.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice -~yearlings, $S.75Q4.0; fair to good,
S3.50G3. IS; good to choice wethers, 50. 70
fair to good wethers, $S.25Q3.50; good to
choice ewes, I. 7593, %; fair to good ewes,
S2.O0d2. 70; good to choice spring lambs. $5.60
$3.50; fair to good spring lambs, S5.OO15.6O;
feeder wethers, $3.00G3.25 feeder yearlings,
$S.10q3.35; feeder lambs, $3.0o03.9O; feeder
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