The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 9

THE TACOJXA DAILY HEWS YACOMA WASHINGTON SATUKDAY JULY S3 1904 IN Date ofl Arrtvid I Du to Flag Rig and Name Tonnage Cargo and Destination -1 WEATHER BULLETIN TIDES 1 BOilhern sfeera $4750650 native heifers $1750500 atockers and $2600450 bulls $22508:75 calves 82AO04AO western steers $3750550 western cows $1750375 Receipts' 8000 market 15025c bulh of sales $4860500 heavy f061Q packers $4850500 pigs and Ughts $4250500 Receipts none: market nomln-ly steady muttons $3250460 lamba" renge wethers $3)0450 ewes $4800450 rived and been pronounced No 1 by' tbs state grain office 1 The consignment was or the red Fife variety and was of very good quality only a very few kernels being shrunken From now on one or two 'small consignments ere expected-to arrive daily until the regular movement begins-1 Most of- the -wheat -now being cut-end threshed -Is winter wheat- The ranchers will -ge -Into their earing wheat as soon as they have completed the harvesting of the winters variety Advices -have been received to the effect that in Columbia county the harvesting of rye has -already begun SEW YORK July Speculative in-tnp-ct centered In the Iron and steel fr-ks Colorado Fuel showed the most and strength advancing 1 i Foundry preferred Improved 4 i'-aHnsrs were purely nominal In the -indarrt stocks but they advanced cvvrijslly for a time St-Paul Pennsyl-and Louisville rose from to o'clock the market was easing oft The following quotations show- the rul-prices on the New York stock ex i 'v' ng'5 reported for the Daily News by rommlssion Co California building rU commerce street: FORECAST TILL 5 SUNDAY For Tacoma and Vldnlty-Fair to night and Sunday warmer Sunday light to fresh west to northwest wind -Western Tonight and Sunday flair-warmer In interior Sunday Washington and Puget Sounde-Llght to fresh west to northwest winds fata -Strait of Juan do Light to fresh west to northwest wlndzfalr Thd barometer fa- highest this monilng over the upper Mlaaiezippi valley and off the Washington coast while low pressure areas'- are central over Aaalnlbota the Sacramento valley Arizona and Virginia Showers have fallen over the take region the Atlantic coast and southern states and at scattered 1 points oyer the northwest heavy precipitation 260 inches being reported' from Abilene Tex and 1J4 Inches at' Detroit Cooler weather Is reported this morning over the entire country Rain- Temperature fall Apn Jun: 19 July 8 July-15 July 20 July20 I July 22 July 22 July 23 July Br Am Ara Am Am Am Br Am Am Ain bk Dunstaffaag bk Samaritan bkt A mason bk Haydn Brown schr Annie Larsen ss Burnside ss Charles Nelson is Bteutor sh Gov Robie ss-Umatilla ss 'Farallon Ms aeecSaeee eee Tout number off deep aea Ttslsli In TRADE REVIEW OF THE WEEK NEW TORK July Dun A Weekly Review of Trade says: Encouraging factors predominate Little definite increase is seen in the distribution of merchandise but developments of the past week promise better things the near future the most prominent Influence for good being brighter crop pros- gects For -the present the best news omes from the large cities where warm weather has stimulated trade In lightweight fabrics'' Jobbers report that orders from agricultural communities are much better than from manufacturing centers There ere still many complaints of slow collecttons In tha principal manufacturing- branches there Is still much idle machinery especially at cotton mills and iron plants while most window glass producers will not resume until September Reports of railway earnings for July so far show only a small loss of 15 per cent as compared with the same period last year It Is gratifying to note In dispatches flrom iron and steel-making centers that the decline In quotations has cessed ami consumer are making Inquiries which promise to result In considerable business Hides were strengthened by the packing-house difficulty particularly July saltings of which the supply Is small Failures of the week numbered 213 la the United States against 191 last- year and 20 In-Canada compared with 19 a year ago BANK CLEARINGS NEW YORK July The following table compiled by Bradstreet1 shows the bank clearings at tha principal cities for the week ending July 21 with the percentage of Increase and decrease as compared with the corresponding week last Pet Pet year: Sept New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg Baltimore Cincinnati New Orleans Cleveland Minneapolis Detroit Louisville Omaha Milwaukee Providence Buffalo 8t PftUl eeeee Jjom Angeles 8t Joseph Unehartered scO9loisee Milkifif eaaoel Lumber Sydney Lumber San Pedro I Lumber ccest Cable Alaska beeeeeaaaoaasee LUmbtT QOUSti eee eeee Grnmlf Liverpool eeeeeecc 1481 2168 Lumber Deltgoa Bay 1 a General San Francisco General Alaska 1 port 11 ToUI tonnage 18107 MARITIME INQUIRY NEXT THURSDAY COMMISSION WILL ARRIVE IN COMA NEXT WEEK Hearings Win Be Made in the Rooms of the Chamber of Commerce Suggestions Are Invited The congressional commission on the upbuilding jot the American merchant marine will arrive In Seattle tomorrow Three days will be spent In that city 'and the committee will reach Tacoma Thursday Until the arrival on the Sound tomorrow of the commissioners the plans for their entertainment here cannot be out lined They will remain at least two days In this -city and If their work is not then concluded It la probable that they will stay till Sunday The hearings will" be held In the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce and opin ions and suggestions relative to the beet methods to pursue for remedying the present stagnation In American shipbuilding are Invited from all shipping men The- hours of the hearings will be from 16 to 12 In the morning and from 2 to 5 in the afternoon The commission numbers 10 members five senators and five representatives Of these however but four Senator Gal-llnger of New Hampshire Congressman Minor of Wlooonsln Congressman fiplght of Mississippi and Congressman Humphrey of Washington will be present In a recent Interview Congressman Minor declared that the commission had found that the people of this country were unalterably opposed to a ship sub sidy and that It was Imperative that some 'measure be devised whereby 'cargoes could be procured for American hips A mall bonus ths congressman said seems to be the easiest simplest an most effective solution 'of the problem NO FAVORITISM IN GRAIN CONTRACTS General Humphrey So Assures Delega- tion of Sound Grain Men Lieutenant-General Adna Chaffee chief of staff of the United States army arrived here 11 this morning from Seattle His private car was at- tached to a special traln which waa In waiting and he left Immediately tor Portland1 At Murray three companies of -the Nineteenth Infantry entrained for Vancouver barracks The past few days General Chaffee has devoted to an Inspection of the -forts of the upper Sound He has expressed his approval of what has been done to Increase their strength and efficiency and his pleasure at the condition In which he has found them While General Chaffee's party was In Seattle a delegation of grain dealers of Puget Sound waited on General Humphrey chief of the quartermaster's department of the army and asked him to explain his 'alleged statement that the its wen hay and oats of this state were of an Inferior quality The geiieral denied emphatically having made the remark attributed to him' and stated that the bid of San Francisco In the case In question waa considerably less than that of the northern dealers He also said that a great deal of the details of the contracts were left to subordinates and that he was not familiar with all the particulars In the matter He avowed his Intention of giving the Northwest as good en opportunity to compete In the forage contracts for the Philippines as was enjoyed by California He declared that he was continually besieged by the congressional representatives of the two states and that every act of hie was sure to call forth criticism but that be would in tha future act as Impartially as possible Among the grain dealers present at the conference was A -Ingeraoll of this city STOCKHOLDERS CONFIDENT Prospects of Excellent Harvest Has Re giving Influence in Financial Woxld 'if NEW YORK July The Instability and hesitation of the market this week has not led to any violent reaction and the good undertone of tha market thus Indicated has sustained the confidence of holders of stocks The basis of this confidence Is -tha belief In tbs harvesting of profitable crops anl the conviction that ibis will have the effect of reviving business activity The leadership of the market 1s In ths iimi1 of leading banking houses and capitalists which Impart strength to It FLY oo the FLYER TACOMA-5EATTLB ROUTE FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY Leave Tacoma I '40 a IdS 4:50 Lew J'Seattle 7:50 1100 a 205 6:40 sn Slnglo Faro BOo Round Trip 7 So Flyer Dock A Neasenson Agt Phone Main 21L the door Cafe in connection! plan Ratss 50 cents to Ninth and Pacific Avenue All cars and European Plan Light airy rooms newly furnished 25c to 75a £7day with meal and fL2S Bpial rate week or mouth 13th and Bta TRAINS 312 1997 1105 K1 226 1405 802 Shipping Men Prof essj to Be lieYex iv 'y Is in ho Danger -H VV yV 'a 1 1 1 I Ths application of the Pacific Stall Steamship company of San Francisco for advice from the government at Washington regarding action to -bq taken In case of the capture of any of the company liners carryinar contraband of war by the Russians has been duplicated by the Boston Steamship company a similar request being wired to Washington C- from the Boston offices regarding the steam ship Shawmut which le flow en -route to Yokohama- with 900000 pounds qf canned beef and 50000 sacks of flour --v The Seattle and Tacoma offices have received no advices concerning the decision of "the State departments but shlpplng- renerally-mini- men along- the waterfront gem mize the ears expressed -for the safety At the tim time of the sailing of the Shawmut it was announced that the steamer would take meat and flour ostensibly destined for 'the- Japanese army though 'Shipped In the regular way to merchants' In Japan' steamer which has sailed from the Pacific coast since the beginning of the 'Russian-Japanese war' has 'carried contraband' goods said one shipping representative today similar question German arose during the Boer war when ships were seised by British vessels en route to South Africa with edntrabind goods which-It was known were destined for the Boer armies though Invoiced to the regular merchants Admiralty courts later made the British government pay damages for the The advices sent out from different points regarding the Shawmut also contained' a mistake concerning the time of her departure from Puget Sound As a matter of fact the Shawmut Is little more than out of sight of the American coast Instead of sailing July 10 as stated the Shawmut left Puget Sound July 17 and Is not due at Yokohama for two weeks and the Vladivostok sauadron of the Russian fleet at present is several thousand miles from where the Shawmut must be The Shawmut left Tacoma on July 10 but stopped for a week in Seattle awaiting the arrival of freight sailing from there July 17 SHIPPING NOTES The steamer Farallon arrived In port this morning from Alaska w)th 50 tons of ora for the Tacoma smelter and 10000 pounds of salt flsh for the International Fisheries company She took on about 150 tons of cargo at the Commercial dock this afternoon and will get out tonight or tomorrow Steamer 'Charles Nelson" has finished loading at the 8t Paul mills- Shlp Gov Robls pulled Into her berth at -the St Paul dock today to begin loading-for South Africa The barkentlne 8 Wilder finished loading at the Coenen-Mentser mill yesterday afternoon and was towed to- Seattle this afternoon bound for San Pedro by the tug Bahada The four-masted schooner Edward West Is In port at Hoqulam from Honolulu' The American-Hawallan liner Hawaiian from New York sailed from -San Francisco yesterday for Tacoma The Kosmos liner Ramses of the Ham-burg-Amerlcan line sailed from San Francisco yesterday for Tacoma The Ramses is Bringing 50 tons of silver ore for the Tacoma smelter from Masatlan Mexico: Steeb Is the Tacoma agent for the Jlne Steamship American of ths American-Hawallan line which ran -ashore on Kamolo ppint Island of Molokai Hawaii was floated and proceeded undamaged Steamship Umatilla which arrived on the Bound yesterday from San Francisco was in port this morning She brougnt 199 passengers for Vancouver Tacoma Port Townsend Beattie and Victoria Steamship Olympia which took 1000009 feet of lumber at Bellingham la due to arrive at Seattle today to load Monday for Nome Steamship -Tacoma is due to arrive from Northwestern Siberia by way of Nome today completing her first round trio voyage this season' PHILIPPINE COMMISSION Clumber of Commerce May Join City in Entertaining Members Mayor Wright la in receipt of advices to the effect that the honorary' Philippine commission will be in this city Au-gust 18 The day previous the party will 'arrive at -Seattle and will spend the next four day In visiting the two large Sound cities The Invitation to visit this city was extended by the city administration but the question of the Chamber of Commerce Joining with the city in entertaining the commissioners will be oiscumm Mnndav nlaht at the meeting of the board of directors of the Chamber -The commission Is composed of promK nent mefi both professional and business -of thq Islands CANNOT LOCATE RADER Pullman Football vTeam la Lobking Else- where for a -Coach It is probable that Paul Rader the famous "coach and fullback of last season's University of Puget Sound team will not'foach ths state agricultural college eleven this year he was engaged by the Farmers last winter The Pullman management apparently is unable to locate the former Tacoma man though it is known that he is now pastor of a church in Boston This is evidently not known to the Farmers however for they have opened up negotiations with Coach Ashmore of last season's team' WANT SALVAGE MONEY' Steamer Officers and Crew File Libel Against Steamer Iaqus A'----' i SAN FRANCISCO July The officers and crew of the steamer Rival have filed a libel In the United 8tate district court -against steamer Iaqua for salvage service rendered on January 21 The Iaqua having broken a crank pin displayed -slgnata of distres when the Rival went to her- assistance and towed her into port 1 TATOOSH MARINE BULLETIN X' (New 'Special Saricej TATOOH ISLAND Waah July a Clear -Wind northwezt eight mile per hour Passed' in: British ship Oransia towing 6 -o'clock m7 a four-mated during the-night Passed outs A' three-masted and a four-masted- schooner schooner Bain- bridge towin- TIDEFLATS ROAD READY FOR BIDS MISSING RIGHT-OF-WAY HAS BEEN SECURED' '-'o' Survey n4 Estisutef Complete Reddy i For Contractoif to Figure on i'-i the Cost 7 The county commissioners have received advices from Charles McNamee representing the amall tract of land on the tide flats adjoining the new bridge over the' Puyallup river ataflng that the right-of-way deed which has been the missing link to xnakt up a clear rlght-of- way across the lists was being prepared ahd would be ready to turn over to the county today vGeorge Handle chairman of the board stated to ths Chamber of Commerce committee that the board would immediately advertise for bids for the construction of the road The contract would have been let before this but the commissioners could not act until the right-of-way was secured as the missing piece was between the main body of the flats fend the bridge and must of necessity be the flrvt piece upon which work would begin 'Route' of New Road' The new road run from the end of the new bridge northeasterly across the flats a distance of about two milea From the end of the bridge to the city limits is a distance of about 50 feet which city will plank The' county contract -will begin at the city limits Running: about 100 feet the Annie Stewart slough 85 feet wide is crossed The Coates and Jackson sloughs 600 feet further on ara about 400 or 600 feet' wide when tne road reaches the main part of the flats From this point a team can go in any dirctlon At about this point the Manuel Douette road tuns into Lincoln avenue and when opened up will give a short cut to ths gardens ana dairies in the lower part of the reservation During the past year the Manuel Douette road under a revival by Henry Rent-helm and John Marshall has been turn-piked and graveled from the hills on the esst to within a -mile and a- half of ths junction with Lincoln avenue and -with the additional distance graveled will be-road come an important yill Open New Torritory Lincoln 'avenue after crossing the flats follows up the hill where it connects with the roads to Adelaide Land lng and the north as well as the roads leading to mill the Stuck valley and Auburn This will open up a large territory tributary to this city which is now cut off ths only wqy of reaching the city being by the Stuck valley road making a datoyr of many miles Several manufacturing Industries are awaiting the opening of the flats which will soon be the seene ef much activity TURN OLD VESSEL INTO A NEW JAIL RECEIVING SHIP NIPSIC WILL BE USED AS A NAVAL PRISON Port Orchard Navy Yard Will Hereafter Have Place of Detention for tairy Delinquents It is planned by the navy department to make the old receiving ship Nlpsic at the Port 'Orchard navy yard a naval prison for the accommodation qf all naval prisoners- These hye heretofore been sent to the navy yard at Mare Island California for confinement and the naval prison will be' an innovation' It is expected the Nlpslc will be In its new occupation within a few months ns a survey of the old ship has already begun The Nlpeio for- severe! years has been used as a receiving ship for embryo bluejackets The-Nipsle Is a survival of "the old-time war-ship used In the civil war It la known as the only American ship whloh escaped from the harbor of Samoa during the- terrible hurricane 7 of 1889 when so many war vessels were destroyed The Nlpslc cleared the harbor with little damage save a badly twisted propeller v- -v DEALERS SHOULD STOCK UP ON SMOKED-MEATS Renews! of Packing House Stride Likely to Cause Advsnce on the Coast While the packing-house strike has not as yet been felt on the aCeit still In view of the fact that it le again la full swing there la a genaral belief tost the quotations 1 on smoked end pickled meats wiU soon be materiallystrengthen- Such being the case it behooves retailers to buy long on these articles and keep their stock well In bend until the dlttculty is finally cltledNochanln the meat quotations Is noted today the exception of pork freeh meats seem to be plentiful Itle possible that fresh beef will take a Jump upward Monday but this Js only a prediction on the part of some of the local dealers The quotations on fresh -ranch eggs are ulai particularly strong Some dealers era receiving' as high as 26 cents at wholesale and 24 cents is paid to producers But-ter quotations' are firm with no likelihood of a change Washington creamery la in especial demand at the present time at 22 cents wholesale v- Vegetables and Fruit Vegetables and ffMt quomtlOTe ramaln unchanged than normal ouv -the slow demand for everything except for Immediate needa Home-grown tomatoes are coming in eUi the season will not be several days The crop on Fox 'island la said to be excellent Owens alone seia 10 os exwiieui will have 000 boxes none of which are Yakima tpeacbes and ramwrtcombiK In daily This morning a large nsn-ment of clingstone pee of excellent flavor was received They are selUng at from 60 to 60 cents a box Almost tne first shipment of Ydkljna rlums wwe received this morning boxeajwhtch reein ut -PI bSx TheyarV ofMcellent quality end meet with a ready sale -One of the best sellers this morning was a carload- of -benaflae reoeivMtast night from California good quality and sold out almost as soon a placed In the maraet-had been sold In advance Had Car failed to arrive the fiaturttay marke would have been entirely barren so tide- fruit goes -V'- v' Grain unchanged Grain quotations The first oarload of consigned to Balfour-Guthrie A Company fcaa ar LOCAL TilARKET REPORT -ATI -w -4 Tacoma Grain Markets Wheat bluestem 75o Wheat club and red Ctats per ton Barley per ton $3000 Vsi" 'A '-At Paid to Producers The! following prlqea are being offered to the producer by the 'Tacoma dealers for delivery in round -'V BUTTER AND EGGS Strictly fresh ranch (Ranch buter 13c i VcVe't'J S4c mWUii POUIfTRT Spring chickens 16c Turkeys lfo Hens live A12ciGeesa ue4eeqeee Ducks: Ud" i fr live stock Choice beef cattle 1 Choice sheep V3a cowa live 6e Steers v404c Oalvee -60ac HOPS Medium -end 'prime I Choice 1 2Cc MM 23dContr'cta-1901 Jobbing Quotations The following prices to retailers prtvall PRODUCE Native Washington 1 cheese lie Cheese- Tillamook llc Honey California comb 24-lb case Butter ranch 15c Wash creamery 22c Checae new Calif full cream llc Eggs strictly fresh ranch Honey' strained 7e Llmburger 16c Honey home Brick 16c POULTRY Hens live 12c Spring chickens 30c Turkeys live I7c Turkey tiressedme Geese 12c Hens dressed 15a Ducks llo MEATS Beef steer 7c Cows- 6c Mutton Veal POTK a GRAIN AND FEED Barley rolled Barley whole $2260 Wheat feed per 1 ton v2650 ICIddnffM 27-50 Brin Mee20A Shorts $22 Chopped feed $23024 Dairy chopped feed $18J19 Buckwheat 10-10b $400 Buckwheat 50s- iisiia 1 Oats Corn whole-: 827 JO Corn feed meal P-r ton $2750 Hay alfalfa $iifiii Clover $13 Hay Washington timothy- $1700 Oil cake meal $32 00 flour and meal tOm tf w-e Rye 10-10S $22a FLOUR $4u Whits Down $140l Dally Bread $4351 Whole Wheat $440) $3650400 $4351 Pure White $425 $420) winner $400 $3801 Gold Medal 8951 Lyons Bast Dakota 20) $625 $3551 Our Beat MU $410Dalsy $400 $410Monareli $840! Thistle Down $400 $565) SUGAR Olympic Pyramid see Silver Leaf Yakima Best High Flight Empress Hercules' Vashoo Gold Standard Graham Big Band Whits Lily Electrlo Light Care tana Extra Golden Powdered bbl $620 Fruit sks $605 Dry- granulated Fruit bble $620 sacks $595 Cube bbl $685 Granulated sacks $585 FARINACEOUS Beane email white Crescent 10-10s per 8c bait 832s Large white 8cl Eagle 90s' per sack Limas 4ol $26259 Beyos 3d Eagle lD-lOa bale Pinks 41cT $287 Rolled I 90s sack $3121 yellow 60s per 10-lOf bale I cwt $340 hits or yellovr Crescent 90s perl bales lQ-lOe sack $387! Popcorn Macaroni 60a 4c I Macaroni 6e 85a Macaroni 7s 87c Macaroni Is 6014c CPFFEE Mncha green per A 60-lb lb 16028c cases cwt $1335 Java green per lb- 18026c Ground coffee per lb 13029cl Costa -Rico green choice 18 roasted per cwt A 36-lb cases cwt $1845 Lion UOs $1275 Lion- 60s $1285 Java roasted 26032c Aden Mocha roasted per lb Caracole PROVISIONS Silver Leaf 60s a 9590 Lard compound 50a m7o Tierces 6c Cottolene tiercs80 fish Halibut 4c Cod true Salmon fresh Scl Cod 'rock 6c Salmon trout lOcILing cod 4 Flounders 2cl Oysters native par Perch eases eiMfi Sack 3340 Smelt 4q Crabs per Herring ScILobstera per lbj5o Cod black 6c VEGETABLES Dnlona doa 10c String beans green RldllllG 'dOB1 gavXOCl lb a a a aftO Cabbage cwt per lb 10c Lettuce dos loci Se Potatoes komerwn (Green peas A03c per ton' $18020 Rhubarb lb lc New Yak Cucumbers per dos Pepper dried' Chili1 25cf Tomatoes Cal Beets dos 10cl case String -beans -lb (Fox Island 5c06eWax beans 7o Carrots TurniPA dos V-" V-NUTS Peanuts Japs per I Almonds I lb 554a 1854a PeanutsJumbo per I Brazils 11 lb ll4SM 9c(Cocoanuta dos 90s Pecans lb lie! Cocos nuts per sack Walnuts lb32014i $308-23 fruits-- Apples new ber I Tragedy prunes $1 box $101251 Burbank plums $1' Cherries box Valencias $3501 50075c St Michaels -33-001 Figs new black 25- Med $250 4bc box 31 JO seedling 3125 Figs HMb pack- Lemons $3-5O08OO ages EOe Standard 3200) Grspe fruit per box New Persian dates $2500275 50-lb boxes: Sc pineapples per dos Persian" l-lbpkgs 'SMSsaafM 7Ve Watermelons dos Bananas $2 Bflgl0Q Peaches crate Currants crate 31251 3250 Bartlettr Apricots- Yakima crate crate OILS 1 1 Elaine cases per I Astral In eases per gal 28cT gal 23e Headlight per gal 1W oil tn bbls 25c- per-gal lfe Pearl in cases per IHeadUghf In bbl gal 23c per gaL 210 Gasoline HIDES' PELTS ETC 'K- Heavy steers No INo 2s lc less then 1 over' 90 lbs6c) No 1 Steers medium 5c Sheep pelts25c01-OO Cows sound all) Shesrilngs J5025e weights Jc Tallow 405c Stags bulls- end IGreese 2o oxen hides le more Calves nlc than green hides Kips r': SALT Bale' table $L4(HHalf'ground Peerless 60s $8retHalf ernd Liverpool 60s $W09 a Copper a Smelter Steel com Steel pfd TVpn I i I Tuples Gas israr lionklyn Mffropolitan i' St iJn-k Island com rvk Island pfd Mn Pacific 1 a a 'hash pfd a s-iith Ry com Ry pfd a -hlion com 1'rfe I'Oin j'rjp firsts S-mthrn Pacific 52 116 116 148 148 IMIIMKIM ciflc 51 i- TV 14 If Tcnsylvanla 121 121 Ohio 86 85 "hw A Ohio 4 Tiding com 54 I'iifnaco A Alton 89 fiptario A Western SI Vorfolk A Western 82 Tyas Pacific 25 A com 18 pfd 41 'txlcan Central 9 tvpstem Union -88 Leather com' Total sales 14609 shares BONDS AND MONEY New Fork NEW YORK July Close: Prime mercantile paper 81404 per cent stf-rllng exchange firm with actual business In bankers bills at 84F7S0e4iS740 tor demand and at I4A4850484 75 for 60 ilijv billa lasted rates S485e4S6 and $488 Commercial bill $4840484 Par silver 58 Mexican dollars 45 iovernment bonds' steady Railroad boqds Irregular-'- Cleaiing House Averages NEW YORK July- The statement of averages of the clearing house banks of this city for the week shows: I rans $1099849200 Increase $12890600 I pnslts $1201443200 increase $22 I'lreulation decrease $23- fmono ry Tegal tenders $85(05000 increase $958- Specie S266955400 Increase $10666500 Tie-serve $850970700 Increase $11614700 Reserve required $300880800 increase 450 Surplus $50609600 increase $6046250 Kx United States deposits $56445400 irrrease $605L275 1 GRAIN AND PRODUCE Chicago CHICAGO July September wheat fned to 101 lower at 86 to The price soon settled at 88 The low point on September was reach-r at 86086 and the close was at 86 -1 net loss of 101 Close: 'Vheat-Juiy 98 old 94 SbpL 86: old 8S Dee M086 May 88 July 48: Sept Dec uly 89 Sept Dee 83 May 3434 Pork-July $1375 Sept $1282 July $685 Sept $6920695 Oct $700 July $787 Sept $7F3 Oct $755 July re Sept' 59' Cash northwest $122 southwest $117 July $300 July $1125 Barley Cash 30035 Cash prices: No 2 red No 8 Ted 90096 No 2 hard 91096' No 2 hard 880 91 No 1 northern $102: No 3 nortbertl 9S099 No 8 spring 93095 Corn-No 2 49049: No 8 49 No 2 86 No 8 36 New York NEW YORK July Butter cheese and egga quiet and unchanged' WOOL St Louis ST LOUIS July Wool steady 'territory and western mediums 19021 fine medium 15017 flue' 14015 COTTON New York NEW ORK July Cotton futures opened steady July $1020 August $1023 Sept $975: Oet $960 Dec $958 Jan J965: March $963 Futures closed July $1032 Au-ciist $1081 Sept $959 Oet $970 Nov 9 3 Jan $950 March $973 Spot closed quid middling uplands middling gulf $U15 sales 818 hales LEAD AND COPPER' New York NEW YORK July Lead and copper quiet and unchanged: live stole: Chicago CHICAGO July Cattle-Receipts 490: market nominal good to prlm ters $5400665 poor to medium' 25: atockers and feeders $1500400 cows 1-500450: heifers $2000455 canners $150 "450 hulls $1500410: calves $2500650 Texas fed steers $3000473 Receipts today 6000 Monday 9900: market slow and lower mixed and butchers $5100635 good to choice heavy 150535 rough heavy $4500610: light bulk of sales $5150530 Receipts 2000: sheep and iambs eiow: good to choice wethers $4000425 nir to choice mixed $3000400 western hcep $3850475 native stamps 84-OO07FO Kansas City KANSAS CITY July Cattle-Re-rAipts 1500 including 1000 southerns market unchanged native steers 84000 fAn Commission Co JLar Ircerperated $60000000 Brokers in GRflin PRouisions STOCKS AND BOflDS largest Private' Wire System In America 150 Branch Offices ITS National and Bute Banks are Our De- posltories and References We charge no interest for carrying long etocke V' Gl KOLLLlanager California Building 1113 Commerce SL Phone Main 741 4 Call us up for quotations Entrance both from Pacific Ave and commerce fit Margins required: Stocks $300 a share Grain 1 ceet a busbeL 250 A0 20 JS 00 24 00 12 184 00 00 '20 00 00 00 00 00 A0 45 04 D4 00 06 48 A0 A0 A0 A0 A0 00 A0 A2 00 A0 A0 00 A0 A0 High tide 1491 feet ld2 a Lowest tide 078 feet IE a Highest tide 1507 feet 4-28 Low tide 1208 feet 8:49 Moon sets 2:8 a Sun rises 4 AS a pa Sun sets 7:43 pa From sunrise to sunset 15 hra 15 pains ALMANAC MONDAY JULY 25 High tide 1475 feet 2:00 a pa Lowest tide 062 feet 9:89 a Highest tide 1570 feet 6:11 Low tide 1206 Met 9:42 Moon sets a Sun rises 4A9 a Sun sets 7 42 From sunrise to sunset 15 hra 12 mlns (Continned fxom First Page) mcrat to have the notification follow closely the form of the earlier ceremonies It is not expected that Judge Parker will talk at length nor 'that he will discuss intimately any of the campaign issues but will leave this to ths letter of acceptance which will be issued -week or so later Date Not Yet Fixed BEDFORD SPRINGS Fa July Henry Davis democratic candidate for vice-president has decided to have the notification meeting at White Sul phur Springs Va The date has not fixed but it will be about the mid die of August Senator Davis says that he is here for a rest He intends to go next Thursday to bis home at Elkins Va- Schurs Endorses Parker letter' giving great satisfaction at Rosemont was received by Judge Parker from Carl Schurx It is as follows! Bolton Landing Lake George T- jiot as a party man but as an Independent I fMl bound to OPTJM you my sincere respect Ths opinions you are known to hold as to the currency -imperialism tariff and civil service strongly copmeMthmn-aeives to men of my way of thukln But if as an Independent -I doubtful as to what candidate epmumend-ed me to vote for your action on the terms of your nomination ha completely Bolvtd i thtt doubt It 'hti rendered to Ke rapublto lraj of lculable valu No ms" can honeetly deny that- it has destroyed the lest' pretext for treating the gold uueetton a a live party controversy and that It has thus relieved the business community of -an element of pecultarlyunhethyaltatlon and dangerous uncertainty This ta so evident that any attempt to continue Sit agitation artificially for mere indd KUVU uuavn a as little- less than criminal TAnd secondly your manly declaratlon that you would accept the offered nomination for the presidency only if the offer can be In harmony with your sense of public duty ha set up before the American people one of those noble standards of moral courage and civic virtue of which our public life stands so much In need The hlghef- you lift that standard ths higher you- will rise In the esteem and confidence of your cquntrjrmen and the more surely they-will hold you worthy of their highest trust Wishing you all ths sueeess you so well TO REPAIR THE BURNSIDE Cable Ship Will Go to Morgn Yard in Seattle for Repair Work' The contract fpr the necessary repair work on the cable Burnside which le etlU taking on cable at the govern-ment'dpek has been let by Quartermaster Grant to Moran Brothers of Beattie'--The vessel will go- tale dod In Seattle' as soon as mpltM Wading In Tacoma The vepelra copalat of replacing the numerou parto of tne engine end machinery used In laying tne cable The speclfieetlon alao czll for the construction of a new at gunwale and the general of the hulL -There were four bid on the work Moran Brothers the 32J30 and 10 days time SMMkdUne worksbid 82700 and JO Sonnd Engine works 82696A5 and 10 Donna oniiijv wisi y- time and Heffernan works $1722 on engineer's dament alone and days' time Columbus Memphis Seattle Richmond Washington Savannah Albany Portland Orq: Fort Worth Toledo Salt Lake City Peoria 1 Atlanta Rochester- Hartford Nashville Dos Moines Spokane Wash Tacoma 2527265 1884066 61 26 eee 6- 1814694 71 Grand Rapids 1878891 a a a 12 IJ New Haven Dayton Norfolk Springfield Mass Worcester Portland Me Augusta Ga Topeka Sioux City Syracuse Evansvlllf Birmingham Wilmington Del -Knoxville Davenport Little Rock Wfikesbarre Fall River Macon Wheeling Va Wichita A-kron Chattanooga Springfield III Kalamazoo Mich Youngstown Helena Lexington Fargo New Bedford Canton Jacksonville Fla Lowell -4' Chester Fa Greensburg Pa Rockford 111 Binghamton 2311068 1517899 L590743 1646129 1453966 1636021 940280 209959 285675 1 296075 1086716 2042579 961682 785269 709676 651108 854122 694268 869 264 724140 916505 668700 722664 712222 606664 4 85 li4 25 '22 14-6 18 675 t- 151 662 19 sea 240 24 71 26 76 288 21 622 96 71 69 47 427 777921 251 568499 7 66 102 197 297956 422642 495000 258168 472297 458425 242164 695525 436500 215947 1564 58 152 272 91 27 193 Springfield 'O Bloomington 111 120 Quincy- Ill Bioux Falls Mansfield Decatur 111 Jacksonville III Fremont Neb Houston Galveston Charleston 8 Cedar Rapids 181896 169258 '264742 162896 124880 9138292 6638000 942615 857476 51 271 26 A 20 21 1 248 85 61 Totals $2171886208 Outside T- 849851199 -'CANADA Montreal 3 714313V8 Toronto Winnipeg OtttWA QllfibM Vancouver Hamilton London Ont Si John Victoria B- C- 8 A 51 129 266 107 81 107 eb 26 35 42 162 600 Ti Totals Canada $64056202 Hotel Donnelly I- I i MO AM HOTEL OAMSON 1 1 A The Southwest Limited Kansas City to Chicago the Oyer-land Limited to Chicago Via Omaha and the Pioneer Limited St Paul to Chicago run via the Chicago Milwaukee SL Paul Railway Each route offers numerous attractions The principal thing to insure a quick comfortable trip East is to see that your ticket reads via the Chicago Milwaukee jk St Paul Bailway J- Manny a Tacoma Wash i- 1 t-.