TJIE OMAHA DAILY BEEi THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1903.
COMMERCIAL .AND FINANCIAL
Wt Openi and Oiogei Weak, but General.-
Htlii Strong.
PROVISIONS SOAR, JUMPING MANY POINTS
UmrA lM tader Skerte' Attempt
te Cerer, Market Clela OTf
Dollar Better Than ea
Tae.day. A
CHICAQO, July IV Wheat
tel declined In 3d In London, to 20 16s, and
wss quiet here, at 8.0o$.l2V. Iron closed
X film 41 In nlnaa-ow. and at b 4H4 in Mld-
I dlesborough, Loutlly Iron wee quiet snd un
changed; INO. 1 foundry nnrtnern quram "
lis fci 'a 19 5"; No. 1 foundry, northern. st
17.bOV18.6ri; No. 1 roundiy, soutnern, tna
No. 1 foundry, southern oft, at 617.7MJ
18.26. Warrants are nominal.
OMAHA W HOI. KB ALE MARKET.
Conditio, of Treat aad Qaotatleaa m
Staple aad Paaey Predate.
BOOS Freeh etork, lose off. llHe. ,
LIVE POULTIHC Hens, 9-iilOc; eprlng
chicken, per lb., I-Wlitr; roosters, accord
ing to age, vrnc; lurtcyi, lotuuc. uucea, w
7e; geese, t'a ic.
ItfiTTKH- Parkins stock. 13c: choice
dairy. In tuba ,14Hic; eeparator, c.
.1 rrlr.BM r 1SH 1" Teen railltni iroui, .-T''
showed ftu-Kei el. 8c: pike. 9c; perch, 8c; buffalo.
.ihniiuii tn onemna was ii!n-fih lir: whitensh. 9c: sermon. 14c;
enu me market aulfered a urea Jala In tne hfiddork. 10c; codfish, 12c; redanapper, 10c;
v-siuu. ilw c.o.e v.a ea at a lota o I ibatera, boiled, per lb.. 26c; lobatere, green,
Wuiac. Corn ruled aleaa at a ueciln per lb , 23c; bullheads, lie; catfish, 14c; black
nuiu yesterday a price. September closing Uia, 20c; halibut, 10c; crapple, 12c; herring.
htHt-rwC lower, u-ta weie s.so sttady, cios- jc; perch, 8c; white bass, loo; blueflna, 80.
lua; wis lower. v.ht.e provlmuns were strong, HKAN-Per ton. 115.
a.." wi.ig a sain i ro.n 4ui to .ov. HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
uanutge .vepor. ana tne strong cash Dealer' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
alttiaiiuu gave strengtn to wheat, aitnousn jji.&o; No. 2, $H; medium, $7.50; coarse, 37.
at iii s.art weaa cDies ana tavorauie nye atraw, 37. These prleea are for hay of
earner crused a ft elm ol weaanct a. good color and quality. Demand fair and
fcu-plember opned tfo to 4o iowei, at hi, receipts light.
,. o to 7i-a Coiu..i.si(in nou..ea prjvua COKN-4&c.'
fcouu uuyeis at tne uucil..e, nowevei, ana OATS 3Kc.
la.er bullish advice lr.u bu iAuia ana KYE No. 2, o. .
buying vruers irom that point reauited in a . V EQETABIjES..
better tone ana mm oepmoer up to iewo. NEW POTATOK8 Southern, per bu., $0c
'mere were talr ottering uy commiaaijn PARSLEY Per dos. bunchea, JOo.
houaee ana tne auvance waa not without CLCt'MBERS Home grown, per dos., 40
It aet-backa. Juat before the close long
wheat, bought earlier In the day, began UKANS Home grown, wax, per markVt
to come out ana tne market surfereu a bakel, ci "trtng, per market baaket, 26c,
break In which the advance and more was PEA8 Home grown, per market basket,
lout. BeptemlMT old off to lie, wnen It 36c
closed, at a loaa ot Vifrftc. Ciearancee ot cATJLIFLOWER-Homa grown, per dos.,
u r,A flmir eul.ai to eo4.i,L DU.
vr.ima trom the aoutuweat ana at pri
mary markets were light compared wltn1
lakt year. Minneapolis ana Duluth re
ported recelpta et ii care, wlih local re
ceipta of none of contract grade, mak
iii,i r-f.i.it for tne three point of
lMi car, againat 161 laat week ana a 10 a
The enow of strength In wheat held the
corn market steady and the local traders,
Kaariah.v inclined. oHersu spar
ingly. Commission Mouses supponea ino
CABBAOB New California, per lb., Io.
TOMATOES Texas, per -baskst crate,
toe '
KHUBARB Per lb., lc.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., JiflO.
CELERY Michigan, per dos., 25c.
ONIONS New California ary, per ip.k c;
Texas, per lb., 2c.
FRUITS
BLACK RASPBERRIES Per 24-qt. ease,
nirrk BiQPnirnniinL.PM ta-nlnt rasa.
muraet Ihroughout the session, but were .j w
unable to save a brea at the cloae, wnen BLl'EBERRIES Per 16-qt case, $t
corn followed wheal. September opened pL,fM8 Burbanks, II. 25; liontona, per
He to Vie lower, at . soHo to Jc,ui4 c'" box. 11.25; P. D., per box, 1.26; Gooae. per
. with a loa ot Hc at 60H'0c, aiier 't box y
having sold up to lulio ana bacK.,i0 ,t,,f; ctf EKKIKa-Oallfornla, whits and black.
Local receipta were i3 cara. with 10 of p, r 10.,b box 2.
contract grade, . ...v PRUNES-Tragedy. per box, 1135.
Oata were rather quiet but held steadily PEACHIES-Callfornla. Hales' Early, per
and within a small range, Influenced Urge- box $1 gt jonn . Karly freestone, $1.36. .
lv by other grain, and the cloe rellerted cLTK RANTS Per l-qt. caae. $2.
the break In a smaller digree. September GOOSEBERRIES Per 16-qt. caae, $2.
was off foe, at Xic. after ranging between pEARS-Callfornla, Bartlett's, per box, .
W4C the opening figure, and 4tc Local CANTALOUPE California, per crate, 6;
receipts were 13 cara. Texas per crate 13. '
There was a spurt in lard Just before the App's-New stock, tt-bu., 75c.
Soa"rt.Wn.irna.thperoPvV. 2& 2S5S WATERMELONS TeMS26ft30c each.
?Bbf.?lrJrt.rt0w,irht rpu'i FlOS-Cafi? 76c;
western polnu showing-a falling off the Turkish, per 18-lb. box, 18c.
demand fed to Incnaaed price). Late In ORANGES Mediterranean, all sixes. IJ.OO
thlo?kttUorrturiirto lard. Short. 63.25; Jaffa, W.a.W; fancy ""4
J W an unr tha rin f9 fit V1 lrk . Af t)&.Dr rillA. alii IIIM.
p"r?cQe"f SeprVdTaico'is.70 .
over yeatefday. cIojm;. , September pork l lOKWUIwU, fancy . 109 to M
Closea 700 nigner, at it.i, ana rma buowtju ,V ' " '
a gain of 40o, at $8.70. Messlnas, $l.0045.60.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, MISCELLANEOUS.
IS cars; corn, $10 cars; oata, 166 cars; hogs, MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb.. lOo. a
23,000 head. POPCORN Per ib., 2c; shelled, 4c.
The leading futures ranged as follows: HIDES No. 1 rre. Vio; No. I green,
- . . ISHc: No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 malted, 7c; NO. l
Articles,! Open. I High. Low. Close.Tsfy. --if s to n ibs.. 8Hc: No. 1 ves.1 calf.
12 to 16 lbs., Hc; dry sttitea niaes..
Wheat
tJuly
(July
tSept.
ISept
Corn.
July
Sept.
Deo.
Oata
July
Sept.
Dec
Sept.
Sept
Oct.
.
Sept.
Oct.
60
1345,(0
14 22
14 26
7 81
1 47V4
t 40
I ss
s mw
T7HI
T7Vai
78V!
i
' tou.
60H
40
8441 M.
4H
14 70
16 00
t 72H
8 W
I ffi
a 72V
S 10
7
78
77Vi
76
60Jk
I9V4
14 45
14 26
1 e
T 47
8 40
I 85
I 07V4
7t 1
77!
77
49
60VKa
4UH
89
$4
14 70
14 90
I 62
8 70
60
8 65
I 70
S 30
i It- Qt,, . knr.hlfUl tl f'ittJLaLL
78 vtiTtj XT ln,.t Ko 1 anft ahell. ner lb..
12 17o; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft sheiU
U-. . IK 10,.- Xtn hsrt aVioll nr lb.. 12c:
."H Braxlls', per lb.,' 12c; filberts, per lb., 12p;
..-. almonds, soft snen, per io., wc; nuru anon,
SS! per lb, 16c; pecans, large, per ib., 12c;
D" I . 1 1 . IK 11 nnimanull nr fl rM fair!
49l, rheatnuta. ner lb.. 10c: peanuts, per lb., 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black walnut.
fjS per bu., $7; hickory nuts, per bu., $1.60.
344
13 96
14 20
St. Loala Crala anil ProTlsloaa
ST. LOUIS. July . 16. WHEAT Higher;
No. I red, cash, elevator, 78c; track, 814jis2c;
I4IU1J, linV. DCIICUIVI. '
42 78Hc: No. 2 hard. 774i?ic.
67 CORN Firm ; No. 2 cash, 48c track, 4(0!
46 I Till v IKf Ranlamhnr. 4B4kC
OATS Weak; No. t cash. 88e; track, 8j
36c; September, 33c; December, JUHlc; no.
X unite. 41&420.
FLOUR Better; red winter patenU, $3.60
C3.K6; extra laucy ana straignt, .euiw.aa;
clear, J.2V4u3.t.
they need goods for Immediate delivery.
1 he curtailment which Is in progress is
bound to have an Increasing effect on the
market from now on. Where goods are
wanted for Immediate delivery tne top ot
the market la paid.
HEW YORK ITOCHI AND BOSDS.
Coatlaaed Llsaldatloas Brines a New
Low fteeora la Valaes.
NEW TORK, July 15. The violent liqui
dation In atocas and bonda continued on
the fettock exenange today and brought a
general low recoru of values for the year,
jjie money exigencies of the New York
Central, which was the particular ue
velnpment upon which the present selling
movement started, has widened so as to,
take In the railroad world aulte generally.
Yesierday s late announcement that the
Chicago, Burlington A Qulncy had bor
rower t,0ou,0i lor a period extending over
Into next March on a 8 per cent basia was
supplemented today by the official an
nouncement that the Union Pacific rail
road had also borrowed to the extent of
$lo,tAJUO for year and a half, also prac
tically on a per oent baaln. The authori
tative news of the day regarding the
money requirements of the great railroad
corporations was supplemented by countless
rumors of all degrees of credibility point
ing to urgent money needs on the part ot
the railroad world in general and Individual
capitalists in particular, and alleging that
great sacrifices were necessary to be made
to secure funds In hand., '1 he effect of
this condition was to provide a field day
for the bears In the stock market. Tms
element of the stock brokers have been
pursuing their advantage ail day long and
the extent of their operations on the short
side left an effective requirement for stocks
towards the end of the day. The buying
of the bears to cover cauaed a.strone rally
in the market, which wiped out the earlier
losses In noma casea, notably St. Paul, New
York Central, Reading and Norfolk
Western.
The day's losses In the active list were
hot greater than are frequently shown dur
ing an active selling movement, the range
running generally within 1 to 3 points. But
In the inactive list and especially amongst
stocks regarded as of a high Investment
grade there were some drastic cuts in mar
ket values. In many cases these compare
with long standing quotations made on all
sales and resulting In the marketing of
comparatively small blocks of stock. The
Inference is plain that these represent a
sort of revision -of book values. While the
assumption is warranted that such sales
are made to supply the urgent money re
quirements, there is a posxlbillty also of
the attraction of the present rates In the
open money market. Inducing the selling
ui wiuniirn ia employ iunas in mat way.
This Is the natural process bv which prices
of securities adjust themselves to the level
of the money market. That money Is at
present in active demand at high rAtes
and is likely to continue so for a consider
able penoa is a just Inference from the
phenomena In the money and stock markets.
iews from the various projects of com
bination of gaa. electric light and trolley
companies show sources for additional de-
ifiMiri lor monev.
Some of the declines In hlrh read In
vestment stocks today ran all the way
from 4 to 20 points and Included such stocks
as General Electric. Westlnghouse Electric,
Nashville, Chattanooga St St." Louis, Inkn-
w....... uoiiwara c Hurlson, Pittsburg,
Cleveland, Cincinnati A St. Louis. United
P""F7 'Tress, t. raul preferred, Brook
lyn Union Gas, Buffalo, Rochester A Pitts
burs'. Lone Ialanri n
In the active list Pennsylvania, New Tork
Central and, he Pacifies and the United
Diniet oi-jei stocaa were most heavily sold.
There was enormnua .hnrf
different times rinrinir ih h, k kJL.i.
. . - . . m " wimn-
' oppression at new points being
used to cover to advantage where declines
5? .v j djr un,ed. The routine news
w.ih-i1f.5r',ou,r,de f the money situation,
ZLJl entirely Ignored. Trie closing was
i.iesuitu-. owing to some fresh sell
inir just at the last.
marlt reflected the pressure
Of liquidation ruin.p f i . . .
. were declines or 141
irajfny favorl'e bonds of what might be
JS-.J1 MCniry grade. Losses among
.h?.."5Ieu.'tUv 1'",ue cached as high a
or 4 In some oases. Total sales par
In'u'nc'.T- l11', 8tate bonds were
all unchanged on the last call.
VoiJ hTJ are u luotations on the New
ness was trifling and the closing waa lr-
regnlsr.
PAKI3. Julv LV Stocks opened firm on
the Bourse todav, but Ister prices were
weaker and trading became Inactive. The
market closed calm. Rio Tlntos loet seven
points. The private rate of discount was
1 15-18 per cent.
BERLIN. J ii v 1R Ths New Tork quo
tations of ' VeMerriav eaerted a depressing
effect on the Bourse today. Canadians were
two points lower. Coal snares were ac
tively traded In at rising prices.
Loaeloa Stork Market.
LONDON. July 16 Closing quotations:
in
4
Adam Coo 8 iLlttl Chlat
Alio M ontarle f
Breac It Ophlr )
Bruniwlck Cos s'xrhonlx
Comatock Tunnel .... ',iirotosl
ton. Cal. V 130 Savaa
Horn RllTr luu Sierra Narad
Iron Surer m Small Hopea
beadvllle Con 8 sundara I
t 80
I SO
8 00
No. 1 tOld. New.
f aaVi niml.l Inn wf follows:
FLOUR-Steadxwlnter patents, W.7M J gEED Timothy, nominal."
II niKIltB,' tv-tVxCl'UVi UaMCIB I NiWlfW-e"'
WHEAT No. 8, 76&80c; No. 2 red. 76
77c.
CORN-No. 1, 60e; No. 2 yellow, 60e.
"OATS No. 2, 36V ; No. 8 white. 36U38C.
7
nVLini Aim. j fiJr
BARLEY Good feeding. 42c; fair to choice
msltlns-. 4t0o,
r . . -
BK1SUB-WO. I,
97c; No. 1 northwest-
r-i .'L0l',?rlm7,,o(ihjr l3-40: c,over con- clear. $.:
TCP A N null sacked, east track. 739750.
HAY Dull and quiet; timothy, iS.OOi&li.OO;
prairie, $6.0012.00. ,
IKON COT I ON TIE3-H.06.
BAOOING-6gc,
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PKOV1B1UINB rora, mgneri
standard mess, $14.85. Bacon, steady; boxed
extra shorts, fs.oo; clear noa, .oin, bhoi
tract Tri 112 (IfKnlXaft.
- . . - . . . , . . . , LLI . 1 AAA I
PltUVlSIUJ'.B Wiess pora. per ddi., lii.wi
METALS Lead, Ann, $4.07. Spelter,
aie.uoui' i - . -a
11 7K Tjirri twr ino Ihs.. 88 nOag.62A. Bhort I '".'.V.ft A,r .1.1.1 . a.
13c; turkeys, 13c for old; ducks, To; geese.
34MC. . ,
nu l l tin Dteaay,
ribs sides lloosel. as.fxvfti8.rt6. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $7-7&'7.87. Short clear
aides (boxed), $8.50(38.62. .
The following were the receipts and. ship
ments of grains yesterday:
lieceipts. Dmproenia,
16921c ;
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu.
K8.6W0
.273.700
.410,283
. 2,850
. 68.800
creamery,
dairy, 154j'17o.
KiiaH-kteiuly: 12c. loss off.
Recelota. ShlDments.
22.707 I n. kki. snoo 8.000
. 71.730 wheat, bu 75,000 22.000
ri.720 corn: bu.. I . 81 000 40,000
135.898 o"?' bu. . . 75 000 33,(w0
,
On the Produce exchange todsy the but
ter market was steady; creameries, l&&18c;
dalri
Eggs, steady,
140.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, July 16. WHEAT Sep-
18(Jlc. Cheese, steady, 10iUo. tember, iS,i,,zDc'mr'faS: .c?l
teady. it mark, cases returned. 120 No. 2 hard Twac; No. I. aw7lo: No-
Ivember, t4'6(c; rejected, 2(3c; No. 2 red.
Atehlaon
do pfd
Bal. a Ohio
do pfd ,,
Canadian Pacific ..
Central ef N. I...,
the. A Ohio
Chlutfa It Alton...
do Bid .,
Cnicsco et u. W..
do tat pfd ,
Chicago i N. W..
Chicago Tar. Tr
do pfd ,
c c. c. A at. v..
Colorado 80.
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Del. A Hudios....
Lxl. U A W
Ienver A R. O...
do pfd...:
Erla
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Oreat Nor. pfd...
Hocalnt Valley .
do pfd..-.
Illlnola Central .,
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
at. C. Southern..
do pfd.....
L. A N
Manhattan L
Vet. at. Rr ,
Mlnar 8L h...
Mo. Paclfte ,
M.. K. A T
do pfd
Nat. hy. of Max
do pfd
N. Y. Central...,
Norfolk A W....
do pfd
Ontario A W....
rennalranla
at,8t. Paul ...
,. do pfd....
.. II in 80. Railway
..ll?4
..1U
....140.
....170
11
do pfd at
Texaa A PaolBo t
loieao, Hi. Ll. a W. II
Mi do pfd..
"Ur.loa facldo
do pfd....
"T WIUI11
do pfd
1UV Wheellus A I B.
' Wla. Central
JlW do pfd
... lAdama Kl
... ItsVAmerlcan Ex
... Ununited State Ex..
... ZHSWll.B'rA e
'IS Anal. Copper
:::-AT.er-pd"...F::::
::: r-pfd1':..0.":::::
V 'Amer. Locomotive .
"j PM
i!r
lAmor. Sugar Ref...
iAnae. Mining Co...
! Urooklrn R. T
; Colo.Puel A Iron... 0
... Coluibua A H. C.... 16
106VQe. Electrl'o"!'.
41
.. 17
..III
..111
..100
..lBJ
4
u
4
10
II
I0V.
4I1S
11
U04
7
f0
Csntola money.... It 1-14 N. T. Central
do arcosnt II 7-11 Norfolk A waatara
Aneronda do pfd
Atehlaon IM; Ontario A Wester
do pfd II
Rtltlmnre A Ohio... M
Canadian Pactto u.114
I'heaapeake A Ohio.. I4H
Chicago O. W It
M. t St. r 144
neReera )H
benrer A ft. O
do pfd II
Erie Ii
do let pfd ,
do Id nfd M
Illlnola Central 130
Louterllle A Naah..l0
M.. K. A T ink
HA r. SILVER (julet at 2440 per ounce.
MOJIPI-14 ft2 ner cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
2Vtfi? per cent and for three-months' bills
is 2H82 7-1 per cent.
Fennerlranla
Rand Mlnaa
Reading
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Southern R
do pfd
Southern Paris..
Intoa Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Steal
do pro..
S
10
US
41
11
tl
.
H
1
t
Wabaeh 11
do pfd
ten Tork Vtnlnsr floatation.
KP.w YORJf. Jnlv is The fnllowlnr are
the quotations on the New Tork Stock ex
change:
8
.141
8
II
II
44
M
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Sot PartioaUrl Aoti, but 8old at
. Jn$t About 8tead Frrooa.
HOGS OPENED STEADY, CLOSED STRONG
Analker rairly Liberal Ran Skacn
an Wklla tke Market was Kat
Brisk Packers finally
SOUTH OMAHA. July IS.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, bheep.
Official Monday 1 777 7.554 8 !i
umclal Tuesday $.277 13.004
umciai weanesday 2,611 lO.aul
Three days this week. $,?$ S1.0r,
Same days last week..,. 1.878 23,624
Same week before 12.591 29,520
Same three weeks ago..H,li7 39.760
Same four weeks ago. ..20.634 87,4i
Same days last rear....ll.2ti5 18.421
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date and comparisons with last
Vr: 1903, ls,02. Inc. Dec.
CA't'e 6.15.1W 890.760 144,448
Hogs 1,381.218 1,417.J3 36.707
Sheep 696,724 462.600 134,124
TE8TERDAY8 SHIPMENTS.
The following table shows the number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country yes
terday and their destination:
Average price paiu tor hogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with com
parisons: ,
Date. I 10$. 1902. 1900. 118K.1898. 1187.
.131
.117
. T7
. 17 '
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
(testations of tke Day an' Varlons
Commodities.
NEW TORK, July 16.-FLOUR Receipts,
tl.6!l bbls.; exports, 82.130 bbls.; irregular $11W10.
ana less active; winter patents, 83. am 4. JO; - 1 ' ,-n
7273c; No. 8, 70t71o; receipts, 108 cars.
COHN rjeptemDer, aoc; iowmur,
caah. No. 2 mixed, 48c; No. 1 white, 40c;
No. 8. 50c.
OATH WO. I wiute, isw)c, 10. a nuxea.
36c. ...
RYE NO. I, 630.
HAY Choice timothy, $13; choice prairie.
P.. C. C. A St. L... X.V"pM
Reading
do lat pfd..,
do Id pfd
Rock Ialaad Co
do pfd
8t L A 8 F Id pfd..
t. L. . W
do Pfd
80. facia
R Creamery. lS18c:
winter strslghts, $3 66'd3.86; Minnesota pat-I fancy, 16c.
ents, 4.4tia4.iO: winter extras, i.wxaa.zo; 1 tuuo-rnu, u
Minnesota hakera. X3firS.76: winter low
grades, $2.70u3.L0; winter straights, $3.60'$ Wheat, bu
8 86. Rye nour, quiet; fair to good, fl.WH Itorn, uu
. ,.1 . ,A . .. n . mn . Jl'l n I I la f nil
dairy.
Receipts. Shipments.
V in ana m in
fOats, bu.
85,200
12,000
14,400
16,600
U.0U0
136: choice to fancy, $3.4003.60.
CORNMEAL Easy: yellow western,
$112; city, 11.11. Brandywine, $3.123.20.
RYE Quiet; No. 1 western, 80c. c. I. f.,
afloat; state, 68180 c. I. f.. New Tork.
BARLEY Steady; feeding. 62c c. 1. f..
New York; matting, DlHuo.o, e. 1. f. New
York.
WHEAT Receipts, 81.600 bu. Spot easy;
No. t red. 84o, elevator, snd 8Wc f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 8:c, f. o.
b., afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, SI Sc. f. o.
b., afloat. Options opened easy under fa
vorable weather and foreign selling, but
were later rallied by higher outside mar
kets, less favorable tnresning returns
uiiilhwM, Klivlne .iHArl AumttnA .nil rn.l
erlna-. Thev flnal'ly broke, however. undr hard. 88c; No. 1 northern, 88c; No. 1
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15. BUTTER
Firm. Kood demiuid; extra western cream
ery, 21c; nearby prlnVs, 23c
EUGa Firm. c nigner; rresn nearny.
17c, loss off; western, 1717c: south
wefitern, 18c; southern, 15f16c.
CHE.E8B Bteaay, rair nemana; rxew
Tork full creams, choice new, 10c; fair to
good new, jl0c.
t 1
Minneapolis Wheat, Flonr (il Bran.
gets, less lavoraDie tnresning returns, 1 nmnniu umo, iij .-""cii-jii.
I- I eoVyC; July aoc; ncpivmuer, i"it c, no, a
bearish Wall atreet condltlona. and closed northern, 87c; No. 3 northern, M36c.
ViftHo net lower, except December, which FLOUR First patents, 84.CJ4r4.i0; second
whs e net higher. Sales, July. 84H4o, patents, $4.6o&4.80; first clears, $3.404j3.6u;
cloard at etic; Heptemner, lrux.Tc, cloaed secona clears, aj.omjri.w.
at Decembeir, 814tii83c. closed st 8c. BRAN lu bulk, $12.26312.S0.
CORN Ret-eplts, R9.10O; exports, 61.797.
Spot easy; No. 2, 67c, elevator, and 68c, Mllwankee Grain Market.
f. o. b.. sfloat. No. 3 yellow. 684.o: No. 2 uimrnivirif T.ii ik wur itu..
white. fcMo. Option market was steady ket ,teady; No, 1 northern. 8y(c; No. 1
during the forenoon on commission house northerB. tsHivOc; new, September. 777c
buying, but eventually gave way with ryE-DuII; No. 1. 6454c.
wheat, cloaing c net lower. July closed
at 67c; September. 6hN4i5,c, rloaed at
6oSc; Dereintr, 5A,1ifiic, closed at 66Se.
OATS Receipts, Iin.8n0 bu ; exports. 14.1IS0
bu. Spot easier; No. i, 41i41c; standard
white. 43'nl3c; No. $. 40w4.ic; No. $
white, 4.i'ji-Ultc; track white, western and
state. 4JT.4UC. options quiet out firm.
HAY Quiet; snipping, SOtyfii;
Choice. 81.101(11.16.
BARLEY Dull; No. 1, 6M&1W0: sample, 46
cofiiN DeptemDer, ovrioauc.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. July 15. CORN Firmer:
No. 3. bOc: No 4. 41riiM9Wc.
OATS-Dull;, No. 3 white, 85o; No. 4
snite, HS4C.
Llverpael Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL July 15 WHEAT Soot
XT 1 mii'lh.rn anrlnff Anil tm ru. Mn
goad to I western winter, quiet. 6s J; No. 1 Call.
I ,...1. ..11 a- 11L.1 tr., , ., . r..n.
HOl'8 Steady; state, common to choice. I 6s beptember, Is ivad; December. 6s
14, 17t22c; 1901, 13uflHc; olds. oJSc; Paclflo 8d. t
coaet. i'3. 17'j2c; 1901, lVfilsc; olds, 6nj9o. CORN Spot: Easy; American mixed. 4s
HIDES Easy; Galveston, 20 to 25 II., 8d. Futures: Quiet; July, 4s ti. Septem-
IKc; California, n n ids., isc; Texas dry, I cr, ts a
84 to so ids , io.
LEATHER flteady; acid. X326c.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra. 4)40
8c; Jspsn, nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef, oulet; family, $10.00
imo.fn); meaa $.0i'8 5- beef hams,
$ii 6n(f2 0o; packet, 89.tOu9.60; city extra
.it t.. .. 1. f... . ... .
mriw., ,iu wii ,a w. v ui nir.111, Hirauy 10 1 n-i.,k n..a
firm: pk-kled bellies, $ 75(rl0.80; pickled I 8nlntk Grain Market.
shoulders. $7 W.W; pickled hama $12 oi-sf DULUTH, Minn., July 15. WHEAT To
1100. Lard, firm; western steamed, 88 06; arrive. No. 1 northern, 8M4c; No. t northern.
July closed $7.90, nominal: refined firm; Mc; July. K.c; September, 77o.
uuillllicii, lew, Aiiirrii;!., ee.ie, Ti,tn- i tJA IT OeVaU JOO.
pound, $7 tt37 76, Pork. Arm; family, $17 to.? 1
H on; short clear, $16. 16-4 17.76; meaa. $li.6ui) I Teleae gee Market,
17.26. I ,
T ALLO Wr-Eesy ; olty. 4So; country. 4 TOLEDO, July :-EEr8-C1over.' dull
4J4HC " ' " and easy; Octobw, te.tu. Timothy, prime.
ill1 iTtit-neceipis. 13.141 pKgs ; steaay 1
t firm; slate dairy, 14jijoc; creamery, 16 I
J JoHrC I Coee Market,
CliEEHrJ Receipts. 4.187 rkxs. : steady: I urw Tnnif Jni uvima a ,
state full cream, fancy, large and small, I pj0i qulet; No. 7, Invoice, ( i-lc; mild, qulai.
oolored and white. Wo. I -ulure opened steady at a partial decline
EOQ9 Receipts, Ju.sOO pkgs.: Irregular; I t nolnta. following lower
"Trrv00, ' V,r' "W110- . kets and offerings by Importers In the ab-
POULTRY-Allve. firm;-western spring .nce of buying. Speculation waa very
chickens. 16o: foH $c: turkeys. Ho; qltH until Just before the cloae, when the
dressed, firm: western broilers, lec: fowls. U k.-. mora, ariiv. M.k.... k
ujl.u.riL' ... . levr. showing any material linnrovem.nt
itsw waa steaay, net un-
lower. Bales wre X,7a)
ln ln.r Plualna- at tt Uts,-rj iaT I ra-. - "rT
decli4 6a la Loud
10a, saa luiuree cos. in rrw lork cop-
t, who isae anq electrolytic I r ni. u..,
AilViil T. and ..,!.,.. . I urT marnai.
$i3 2Mil$ rr. leal u tinchtfiard In Un. NEW TORK, July 16. DRY OOODS
axo. at AU t rJ. JX twosilj at $i.U. Bpel- I Market ,ulet, buyetg cperauag uuly aa
METALS-Spel hl declined fl lto. to I u, prleea Ths cli
!? 1" ""MSl futures there were I changed to 6 points
V . r . J.'7j "J? bag. Including August at 8.78 7c; Hep.
e --".ia. copper 1 uniber. 803 a&c; November, 4c; Dweesubar,
oi.don. spot closing at A64 I , a-,. vay 4.66c.
at aui In New York cop- " '
Inter. Paper
do pfd
inter. Pump ,
do nfd
l"! National Blacult
''J National Lead ...
II !No. American ....
IPaclBo Mall ,
114 People' Oa
il.Preaaed a. Car...
7 do nfd
..114
.. 1.1
.. 17
.. IJ
.. T7
.. 17
.. U
.. 12
.. 14
at
47
1
l2HPullman P. Car m
'.Republle Bteel 1J
4'nuhber Good ....
1
47
71
MS
at
a.
14
S2i
46
10V
do pfd 7S
Teon. Coal A Iron... 4
V. B. Leather ...
u. s. Kuober....
do pfd
D. 8. steal
do pfd
Weatera Unloa .
74k
11
47
14
T
l
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK. July 15. MONET On call
steady at 2&3 per cent, closing at 2i"a
per cent; time money, Arm; sixty daya 4
per cent: ninety days. 4Wi6 Der rent- ul
inontii. per cent: orime mercantile nnrwr
6f! per cent.
BTERUMU EXCHANGE Weak. with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.8666
for -demand and at $1.84:4.8440 for alxtv
days; posted rates. $4.854.K. and $4.87i
4.8S: commercial bills. $4.84.
tsit.vh.K liar. yc; Mexican dollars.
42c
UONDB Government, steady: railroad.
weak.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. 8. ref. la. reg....l04HiHockln( Val. ' 4...1044t
do coupon ion1 L.. a N. anl. 4a t
do la. reg 10, Mez. Central 4a 14
do coupon lue do inc 1
id new 4. r... .114 Minn. A at. L. 4a... r
da coupon 146 M., K. A T. 4a 6
do old 4a, r Ill I do la 74t
do coupon Ill IN. Y. C. fen. 0,
ido la. ref 1014 N. Y. Central la
do eooon lu N. J. C. sen. 6a 124
Atehlaon fen. 4a TSVtNo. Paclflo 4a luo
do adj. 4a u do la 71
Bal. A Ohio 4a 104 N. A W. eon. 4 ,
00 ene ninwwin ea
do conr. 4a lOo St. L. A I. M. t. ia.110
Canada so. la lut St. U A S. P. 4a....
Central of Oa. I 102 Bl. U g. W. U
do la lae 71 do la..... 74
Chea. A Ohio 4a....lo !ll8. A. A A. P. 4.. 74
Chloaia A A.. a... '4So. rarlSo 4a
C, B. A Q. s. 4a.... oao. Kallwajr 4e lu
Bank Clearings.
flUltll l,,lw 1C n.nlrjul.arlnii fnffi in,
w.u.n, v . 1 j a n , lion ..,. u.
day are $1,366,992.47; increase or corre
sponding day of previous year, $228,9o8.$7.
.Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. July 15.-COTTON-
Qulet; sales, 400 bales; ordinary, 9-16c;
good ordinary, 10"c;.low middling, llc;
minuung, u?(c; gooa miauung, iou, mid
dling lair, 13 13-lGc; receipts, 466 bales;
stock, 76,540 bales. Futures. Steady; July,
12.7nc bid; August, 12.65c bid; September,
lo.39& 10.40c; October, .Mig9.&5c; November,
lifriy 4:1c: December. 9.ia9.39c; January,
9.anVi(9.3oO.
NEW YORK, July 16. coi-iTjiN Maraei
opened steady at an advance of 2Q17 points
under better Liverpool caotes man ex
pected and covering, but almost Immedi
ately turned easier and thereafter ruled
Irregular, though only moderate active and
almost totally lacking In the sensational
features which have recently marked spec
ulation. The decline following the Initial
advance was due to a renewal of Wall
street pressure and a report that cotton
was being shipped here from Liverpool for
dollvery on contract also exerted somewhat
of a sentimental Influence, causing unload
ing by some longs. After losing 6&J0 points,
or declining to a level net 4 points lower to
12 higher, there was a rally on bull support 1
in the nearby months attended by fresh
reports of crop damage from private
sources, which as usual were more or less
conflicting. Prices were forced upward,
however, until around midday they were
net MMqM points higher. From this there
waa another decline In the afternoon under
fresh Wall street pressure encouraged by
the weakness of the stock market and the
liquidation ot long accounts, which car
ried quotations back to about the previous
low point. Toward the finish, however,
there was another raMy under covering and
buying orders, supposedly for the account
of New Orleans bull contingent, which
closed the market v.y steady at a net
advance of 717 points.
ST. LOUIS, Ju., ....COTTON Quiet;
middling, 12c; no sales, no receipts, no
shipments; stock, 3,070 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 16. COTTON Fu
tures opened easier and closed steady;
American middling, July, fj.04 to 6.061; July
and August, 6 03(jij.04d; August and Sep
tember, 6.01ig6.02d; September and October,
6.60ii6.61d; October and November, 6.2o
6.26d ; November and 1 December, 5.17d; De
cember and January. 6.12fc5.13d: January
and February, 6. lid: March, 8.10t(y5.11d;
Marcn and April, 6.10a.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 16. WOOL Strong me
dlum grades and combing, lSlc; light
fine, liijs'loc; heavy fine, 12a16c; tub washed,'
lStS&c
NEW YORK, July 15. WOOL Firm.
BOSTON, July lo.-jWOOL Current quo
tations: Kentucky, Ir.dlanu, etc. -blood,
2324c: -blood, J3(&24c;. braid, 21fc.
Texas 12 months, 19r)2oc; 6 to 8 months, 17
ffrlSc: fall. 16ii16c, California North, choice.
21if'22c; average, Isolde; middle counties. 16
frl'c; southern, 12al3o. Territory Idaho,
fine, 14ai5c; fine medium, 16ffl7c; me
dium, 4Uflsc; Wyoming, fine. 14i4U6c; fine
medium, Italic; medium, 18ql9c; Utah and
Nevada, fine, 154ilHc; fine medium. 1718c:
medium. 191200; Dakota, fine, lofalSc; fine
medium. 16'nl7c; medium,- 19;oc; Mon
tana, fine choice, 13019c; fine average, 16
17c; nne medium cnoice, is'gi9c; average,
17&17e.
LONDON, July 16. WOOL The offerings
at the auction sales today numbered 13,747
bales. There was a fair demand and com-
Setltion Iwas active. Some merlnoa were
ought in, as bids were below sellers'
views. Scoureds were firm. A good supply
of Tasmanlan sold readily. Cross breeds
u..a in artlva HAinand. eaneelflllv Mtaru
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. Following
are tne sa es in aian : new tjoutn Wales.
8,300 bates; scoured. Is lOdift'ls lld; greasy.
7urin. 1 n 1.11 ah. a nn l . na pt' iprtiiHn
Hifi'Ud; greasy. Swirls ld. Victoria, 700
bales; scoured, lodifila ld; greasy, 7s ld.
South Australia, l.ooo bales; scoured, lld'rf
is la; greasy, s'AHMi"a. west Australia,
40 bales; greasy, fWlOd. Tasmsnla, 800
bales; scoured. Sdrals 4d; greaay, . 5d(Sl
la. Mew .eaiana, 0.400 nates; scoured
9dals 10d; greasy, 4d(fils ld.
Evaporated Applee and Drleel Pralts,
NEW TORK. July 15. -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is a shade firmer, though
spot demand was quiet; common are quoted
at 4it!,r'4c; pnme, 5wolc; cnoice, Wrwc
fancv. 6liT7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
rule steudy to flrmj with holders showing
considerable confidence: quotations range
from 3c to 7c for all grades. Apricots ar
steady under a moderate demand, and coast
advices tell of firmness there which, how
ever, has had lltte effect on local senti
ment: choice were quotea at -iwvic ana
fancy at 10i.t12c. Peaches are in modern to
lobbing demand and are about steady
choice are held at 77o and fancy at 8
10c
June la...
June 18...
June 17...
June 18... I
June 18..
June 20...
June 21...
June 22...
June 28.
June Xi.
June 20.
June '2s.
June 21.
June 28.
June 29.
June 30.
July 1...
July 2..
July $..
July 4..
uiy 6.
uly ...
uiy 7...,
uly 8....
uly 9...
July 10...
uiy 11..,
uly 12..
uly 13...
uly 14...
July 16...
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
cattle, nogs, on p. ti ses.
.. M. aV St P. Ry.... 13
Wabash ,
Missouri Paclflo 6
Union Pacific system. It
ec N. W. Ky 1
.. E. ft M. V. R. R.. II
., S. P., M. A O. Ry. I
& M. Ky 83
B. Q. Ry 3
K. C. A St. J 29
R. I. ft P.. east.. 6
C, R. I. ft P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts ....130
The disposition ot the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot neaa inaicatea:
cattle, nogs, oneep.
Omaha Packing Co 90 1.6S9
Swift and Company 807 2,490
Armour ft Co
Cudahy Packing Co..
Omaha Co., St. Joe...
Cudahy Co.. K. C.
Armouft Sioux city.
Carey ft Benton ,
Lobman ft Co
Hamilton
L. F. Husi
Werthelmer
Other buyers ,
Total
axC, II 4 it P 1 4a. 10 iTezaa A Pacini; la.. ..HI
C A K. W. a. la.
K. 1. A P.
xiCOC A St L f. 4a. M
Chleaao Ter. 4a..;... 7
Colorado o. 4 17
xxDoarer A It. O. 4a N
Erie prior Ilea 4 4
ao sanerai a aj
r. W. A 11. C. 1....10
..1WT.. Bt. U A W.
.looH.Unloa PaelSe 4a..
do oouv.
W.beih la
do la
da deb. B
Weit Short 4a
Wheel. A U . 4..
Wla Central 4
x Ex-Interest zx Offered.
14
W
114
104
41
107
n
871k
MAllouea 4
74 lAmalsamatad 44
43 rJiohia 13
wi t;aiumet Hecia....4Xt
Boston Slock taolatlena.
BOSTON. July 16.--Call loans. $4 per
cent; time loans, 4Vtii per cent. Official
closing prices on biocks ana oonas:
Ateklao 4a
Max. central 4...,
Ateataoa
da pfd
noetoa A Albany..
Boats A Ma
Boatoa Elerated .
N. Y.. N. U. A U
ritekburf pfd
Unloa rati So
Mea. Central
America Sugar ..
So pf
Aaaertea T. A T...
Donalntoa I. A 8...
Ooa. glectrlo .,
laaa. Eleolrl
pfd. .... ....
Called Vrult ,
V. 8. Steal
d pt
Weatlnsh. Caaaaaos.
Adraatur
.14 iCanteonlal ..
..144 t:opper Hans
..14 Dominion Coal ..,
..lat franklin ,
..131 Uie Korale
.. T4 Mokawk
.. uold Domlnloo ...
..111 Parrot
..11 Wulncr
..lla Saata P Copter.
.. 14 Tamnwk
..10 ITrlmouaUls
14 fl rlaUy
t'allet
t'lak
victoria ..
Wlneoa ..
Wolrarta
. II
.11
. M
. 1
. 84
. In
u
,.. 47
...
... Mk
,.. 17
... 10
... 10
... II
,.. M
... I
... !
... 114
... 4
:::
:::
... M
rrl( Plannetal.
IXJNDON, July 16. The demand for
money to the mraket lessened today. There
waa much satisfaction that the Transvaal
loan Installment had been met with re
course to the Bank of England. On the
Block exchange the depression In Ameri
cans created a bad lmprcxMlon and pro
duced a general disinclination to operate.
cnili weakened, but partly recovered.
Americans opened weak, many stocks
being at the lowest lor mis year. 1 ney 1
raaoted further, but the .steadied. Baal- i
4ll and Rosin,
OIL CITT, July U.-OIL-Oedlt balances,
$1.60: certincates, no bid. enipments, 76,
370. avers a-e 71.393: runs. 96,792, average,
70.999; shipments, Lima, 46,773. average, 62,-
610; runs, tnna, en.uei, average, oj,ui.
SAVANNAH. Julv 15. oiu Turpentine
firm. 4c. Kosln Firm. A. 1 B. C.. $1.65
p.. $1.65; F., $1.70; O.. $1.76; H.. $2.26; I.,
t'B5: IC $2.80: M.. $2.80: N.. $3.00: W." G.
$3 15: W. W. $3.40.
JSKW tunr., J uiy lo.-viu-uiion eeea
Arm: nrlme crude, nominal: prime yellow
42c. Petroleum steady. Turpentine
steady.
near and Molnases.
NRW ORLEANS. Julv IS. SUGAR Dull
open kettl". 2H38 7-l6c; open kettle centrlf'
IUfi1l4c: centrlfusal whit. 4 6-16C
v.ii.iw .Ti4Ho: seconds. 2i"Sc Molasses
open kettle, nominal. ISt'.c; centrifugal
BtfilSc. Svrun. nominal, 19'q'c.
vrtrw YORK. Julv 15 BItGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining. 8c; centrifugal. 96 test
3c. Moiaaaes sugar, vso. xvciinwu, nrin
Molasses, nrm.
Now York Live Stock Market
NEW TORK. July 15. CATTLE
Receipts. 2.660. Steers, steady to 100
,ik,. hulls, stesdv to 10c lower: cows
unchanred. Steers, $4 2665.50: oxen snd
stsgs. $3.15e4.90; bulls. $2.50tt13.ho; cows,
$1754O0; extra fst. $4.15. Cables steady,
Vwnnrta 5 600 fliiartan of beef.
CALVEa Receipts. 4 400 and lO state
calves. Veals. Y.o lower; buttermilks, 269
60c lower. Slow trade. Veals, $4.00f).25;
...... is fj. te.ll ends. 13 60: grassers and
buttermilk. $2.0052.75: mixed calves, $3.00
4.00; rlty aressea real. ivo per pouna
.vrra me.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts, I.4O0.
Good handy sheep higher; others full
stesdy; lamDS - nrm in i-c niguer, aneap,
fi dv 1 nn ' lambs. 8S rAf7 8 85.
. . . ... a . . . . , n rti-.n
HtXiB rteceinis. .im. Mar.ei lunr-iu
lower. Stats hogs, $0.008.80; rougn west
ern, $5.00.
Blona City Lire atoek Market,
SIOUX CITY. I;, July 15. Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, ku naa
beeves. $4 0ff6.00; cows, bulls and mixed
$2.504T!4.60; storsers ana reeaers, nvt.mi
calves and yearlings. I2.W1V1.
HOOB Receipts. 4.000 head; steady, sell
Ing at 8S.0O&6.10; bulk, $6 06.
. Stock In Sight,
Following were the receipts of live stock
at the rix principal western cities yester-
Csttle. Hogs. Sheen
. 8.841 10.61 6 t
.18.000 KJIO ll.Oix)
. 4.9J . l.lu
l.ooo too l.c
Omaha ......
Chlcsgo
Kansas City
St. I x) uls
St. Joseph .,
Sioux City .,
6 9i
6 0l
5 91
6 94
Mi
t 1 7
b
H
m
t 6M4
s e
t U
80
6 66T)
0 48"
6 39
6 444
f 82
38
a
6 19
6 161
7 60
7 69 6 83
1 6. 6 9?!
? 61 6 S
1 6J 8 8;
7 66
I
72
7 64,
7 64
1 2
I
7 4
a
7 75
7 82
7 SOi
7 83i
7 79
7 77
a
7 72!
7 76
6 87
6i
t 8
Ml
6 74
6 73
6 79
a
6 8:
6 83
6 86
6 95
6 96
S 77
s U,
a
i 17
t 10
6 0oi
6 Hi
4 99
6 01
01
6 OS
6 16
5 11
a
f 13
6 13
3 61
8 84
8 U
I I 861 4 891 8 641 X 771
7ft I 4 861 I 62 V 80
7 24 6 B2 3 i
7 2 8 i 03
7 841 6 9-il 6 u
7 41 $ 69j 4 H
? 44l 911 4 lu
B9 S UU
( 1 I l .
5 92 6 04
6 0
OS
8 4
3 66
3 w
$ ii
a
sol
8 4
8 65
8 66
I 68
l(7$
t 78
e
$ 78
1 83
8 81
$ 80
3 kl
8 n
8 68
8 691
a
$2
3 63'
$ 60i
66!
61
3 61
ei
I 66
8 66
3 7!
$ 81
I 78
3 60
$ 961 $ 70
4 04 3 73
4 09 3 82
4 05, 3 77
3 99 3 77
i u
i 2i
8 13
8 a
3 U
3 13
I 21
3 -1
8 24
3 -a
in
3d
3 24
t 24
8 1
3 18
3 21
323
$ 28
1 33
3 36
3 28
e
3 18
3 14
L)
I 17
8
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Commercial Transmission
,of Marconigrams
Is being rapidly develop!, and plans already x
perfected comprehend the establishment of wire
leRS stations on the Atlantic coast', in Cuba,
Torto Klco, Alaska and at various strategic
points on the Great Lakes. The recent sale of
part of its treasury stock has provided addi
tional working capital to a sufllicent extent to
to develop the
Dividend-Earning Capacity of the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph Company of
America
The vast possibilities presented for the opera
tion of wireless telegraphy in the field occupied
by the American Company, should destine its .
stock to be one of the
GREATEST DIVIDEND PRQDUCING
Sources in this country. The present oppor
tunity is the only one offered the public to share
In the development of the Company.
.Vor full particulars address,
MUNROE & MUNROE,
Broad Exchange Bldg-.. N. Y.
Congress St.. Building-, Boston.
Gaff Building. Chicago.
Canada Life Bldg.. Montreal.
Or Greens... elds & Everest,
Local Representatives,
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
f
2
264
742
264
228
176
6
7 .
4
13
16
105
2,990
3,061
826
8X7
1.111
1,658
2,807 10.136 4,483
rUTTT.icTher wss a light run of cattle
here today for a Wednesday and ths mar
ket could be quoted Just about steady with
yesterday." Trading was not particularly
brisk, but still the cattle kept changing
hands and the bulk of the offerings was
soon disposed of. '
The beef steer mantel snowea very mum
nhonte, rmm vesterdav. The better grades
sold without much trouble at steady prices.
but those that were a lime on in quaiuy
were neglected, and some salesmen thought
they did not get quite enough money for
thM class. The quality of the cattle as a
hni. nnv rantlni forward Is not as good
as It has boen, so the market looks worse
on paper than it really Is as compared with
ten day or two wwu s.
The cow market was also about steady
with yesterday. Th better trades were
ready sellers at fully as good prices as
h.v. htn nald of late, but the grassers
sold at very uneven prices the same ss
usual. Borne sales looitea Detter, wnue own
ers were not as good, so that taking the
average sa'.es there wsa not enougn change
to be wormy oi mention. Miniinu .
. difficult matter to dlsDOse of the common
stuff at any price, as the demand from
packers Is limited.
Li,,n. ni calves and stars all sold In
about the same notch as they did yesterday.
There is notning new to no .iu i iui;
ere and feeders. The supply continues very
light, while tne aemana anew uuiitu, u
there Is no particular change, from day to
day, and in fact not enough business Is
being transacted to make a market. Rep.
resentatire sa ee:
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4 M II 1141 4 81
4 41
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I 10 81. .4 ISO I M
I 1 4 100 I I
8 U 4 117 I IS
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I 00 1 114 4 M
I 0 1 1070 4 0
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3 0 81 141 8 88
I 14 v 1 44S 4 14
I 44 3 M 4 14
IH 44 Kl 4 44
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8 a I ISM 3 M
I 44 1 1440 I I
I M 8 174 8 44
8 44 1 140 8 10
8 46 1 UM 3 0
8 10 1 , U14 4 14
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was disposed of In good season. Repre
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HOOSThe supply of hogs was not quit
hM( today as It wsa yeeterday. and
trading started out on a basis of about
steady prices with yeaerdsy s later mar
ket Before long, however. It became evi
dent that there were none too many to
the reantrementa of local packers.
snd trading became mure active and prices
Armed Up. At the start the bulk sold from
8& 12V4, to 86.1TH. and the later sales went
!:,..T. from 86.16 to 86 80 .with a toD of
88 3b. The heavy hogs sold lars.ly at 8&.12H
Totals.......
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I ugnter toads eold from 86 80 to 86.24. Owing
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PRIVATE WIRES
GEO. A. ADAMS CHAIN CO.
ORAIN, PROVISIONS AND
STOCKS
334 Board ot Trade Bldg., Omaha
Phones iuoo and 1017. Members all prin
cipal exchangee. Write for our dally mar
ket letter.
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.
it ii ... I as
SHEEP There waa another fairly liberal
run of sheep hers this morning, and while
the market waa not verv active the nrlrea
paid were just about steady with yesterday.
The Wyoming wethers that brought 83.35
yeaieroay sola lor 44.30 today, out tne cut
was not as heavy this mornlnsr. so the
price was pronounced about steady. A big
string of Morris A Julian wethers from
Idaho so'.d for 33.60, which was also a
steady price. Packers all seemed to want
a few sheep, but still they did not take
hold with as much Ufa a might be ex
pected. There were a few feeders Included In the
offerings, but none too many te supply the
ucmana, ana till marsei couia ssueiy ds
quoted steady.
Quotations - for grass stocks flood to
choice lambs, 86.60S.0o; fair to good lambs.
aauuejD.ov; gooa io cnoice yearlings, 83.Mif
4.26; fair to good yearlings, 83.6064.86; good
to cnoice wetners, u.sckjs.td; fair to gooa
weiners, 4a.wj,t(0: good to choice ewes,
32.7S63.40: fair to rood ewes. 22.60a2.76:
feeder lambs, $3.6063.76; feeder yearlings,
33 0O3 6O: feeder wethers. 12. 7634.28: feeder
ewes, aa.uoQ2.ftO. representative sales:
No. " f Av. Pr,
637 Id ho wethers
8 bucks
398 feeder ewes and wethers...
26 cull wethers
635 Wyoming feeder wethers.
SM Wyoming wethers
801 Idaho wethers
Deeds filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, lt14
Farnam atreet:
Deeds.
Hiram L. Hodges to Nellie L. Coo!ey,
lot 4, glemssen Place add Il.tiOO
Camilla W. Prugh and husband to
Hiram I. Hodges, lot 4, Blemasen
Place add LoOO
Ida M. Cronk and husband to Nellie
I.. Cooley, lots 9 and 10, block 13, Cen
tral Park add 1000
Mary A. Dajtor and husband Wo Orace
Droste, lot U, block 3, Marys vllle
add ......: - too
Mary A. Daxon and husband to Inei
Christenson, lots 11 and 12, block 3,
Marysvli:e add 1,008
Sheriff to Charles Wilson, lot 12, block
.8, KounUe & Ruth s add 5,424
Isaac D. ciark ana wile to Anton
Nestor, lot 9. Clifton Place add: 1.100
Union National bank to William 8telm-
ley, lots 8 and 4. block 3, Crelghton
Heights add . 1
Julia M. Landon to J. J. tlruechert.
nVi wVi block 16 In S. E. Rogers' add,
aiso strip DO feet wide adjoining
Roy Marshall to Wll.lam O, Ure, lot
14, diock 7, uearora t'lace aaa
Mortgages.
Amanda Johnson to W. S. Shoemaker,
nVh lot 4. block 2. Brown Park add...
Chambers Academy company to the
Conservative Savings ana L,oan asso
ciation, wHj lots 10 and 11, block 1,
Henry & Hhelton's add 6,000
Anton Nestor and wife to Isaac D.
Clarke, lot In Clifton Place 600
Frank J. Uutcllff and wife to B. Lom
bard jr., lot 3, Cherry garden 2,000
Axel Storm and wife to Conservative
Savin A Loan association. 4 lot
14, block 151, South Omaha
Charles J. Clinchard and wife to South
Omaha Loan and Building associa
tion, lot 15, block 2, McOavock
O'Keeffe's add
Anna Kahm Co O. F. Beavers, lot 11.
block 12, .letters add
John C. F. Lehmann and wife to John
T. McDonald, Wt V lot 69, Glss's
tvdd
106
IfiO
72
100
, 100
108
lu6
13 60
1 60
8 00
1 76
3 05
8 80
t 60
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARHLKT.
Cattle Steady te Lower Hags Higher
Sheep Close Weak.
miriinn t..iu h k Tr t v o.uut.
18.000 head, too Texana: steady to 6o lower!
good to prime steers, I5.tnxa5.50: poor to
medium, h.oixos.oo; stocsers ana leeuers,
12 IKxaAM: cows. 31. BO34. 30: heifers. 82.26!l
4 SA: eannerl. tl.&(Krf2.78: bulls. 82.00tcr4.ao:
calves, 82.6o3.00; Texas-fed steers, 83.264J
80.
HOOS Recelpta 28,000 head; estimated to
morrow. 25.000: left over. 6.O0O: etronr to 6c
higher; mixed and butcher. 16.006.40; good
to choice heavy, a.z.yira.4o; rougn neavy.
84.8V(,6.26; light. 36.30tbe.70; bulk of sales,
A fJhZ. 4ft.
oHElti" ANU bAMHs-rteceipts, u.ouo
head; lambs opened sxeady, closed weak;
750
162'
28
800
660
150
COO
cows and heifers, 32.254.26; canners, 82.603
2.50; ' bulls, 2.50an.00; calve. 32.KWB.t0;
Texas and Indian steers,' 32.2o0X4.26; cows
and heifers, 32.00&2.8o.
HOGS Keoelpta, 6,000 head; market
weak; pigs and lights, t5.0i-4j6.75; packer.,
25.25tit.0; .butchers and best heavy, 86.2u3
6.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,00)
head; market steady; native mutton. 84.5 1
C4.0O; lambs. 64.2b3.00; culls and bu ks.
82.2o4p4.26; stockers, 6i.00c$3.u; Texans, 33.-0
04.70.
St. Joseph L.1 ve Stoclt Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,781 head; natives, 83.7iU..16; cow.i
ana heifers, 31.504.10; stooksrs and leedeis,
83.0011 4.00.
HOUS Receipts, 7,6(7 head; steady;
lights, 3o.22ft4je.37tt; medium and heasy,
5. 16(06.85.
bHUKP AND LAMBS Receipts, A
head; active; wethers, 84; native ewes, 83. 00.
Briers from the Coarts.
Judge Baxter has gone to New York to
spend his vacstlon among the Thousand
Islands. He will return in September.
The application of the wife of. Arthur
Van Horn for attorney's fees and alimony
Lending the trial of a oase for divorce has
een passed by Judge Day until Saturday.
Mary Bevlns asks divorce from George F.
Bevlns on ground of desertion. They were
married in Iowa In 1897 and have three chil
dren, the possession of whom the mother
desires.
The First National bank of Chadron asks
for garnishee proceedings sgatnst the Illi
nois Centrsl railroad to discover prn(erty of
H. L. Scogglns, against whom the bank
holds judgment.
Judge Vinsonhaler Ik hearing the ess of
Fred Turner sgalnst The Floyd J. Campbell
Company, in which the plaintiff seeks to re
cover money paid to an employe of the
flCBa , im III urn Wmi.u v. 7 , -. we...., company wiiv iivi a. .1. .n u.mi.vu wiium
good to choice weth w, 83.764.00; fair to I to the orders of ths plaintiff.
choice mixed. 83.00rj3.75; western sheep.
82.5xhQ4.ou; nauve lamoa, 8s.uutae.BU.
Kaaaas City Live Sleek Market.
KANSAS CITT. July 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.200 hesd; natives, 1.6U0 Texan;
calves, 6u0 nstlves and 300 Texans; corn fad
cattle steady to loe higher; quarantine firm
to 10c higher; eaivee aemorantea, the low
est of the season; cows and heifers, 10c
lower; stockers snd feeders lower; choice
export ana aresaea oeei steers, et.asejQ.io;
fair to good, 83 1x04.86; stockers and f.sd.
srs, 82 4tf4.40; western fed. 33 0((4.76: Texai
and Indian steers, kimsii'i; texas cows,
31 75439.00; native oows, 81.60714 0); native
heifers, 32.84)4.60; canners, Il.o0itjl.a6; bulls,
82 0iVsO 6O; calves, rll oVxtPl. 76.
HOGS Receipts, 3.0uu hesd; market ac
tive and stesdy to Arm; top, 86.85; bulk of
sales, 36-2ni6 26; heavy, 86.164)6 36; mixed
packers, 364i 27V,: light. 6 2.'U&4.32a;
yorkera. 86.37Win4.32V,: ptl. 8S.k'.a.
SHEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts. 1.101
head; market steady to nrm; nativ lambs,
tl JutftOO; western lambs, 83.0u.76; fei
western. 8S Ot-oe.25: Texas clipped year,
ling. 83.2643A0U; Texas sheep. 3.0O4p4O;
stockers and feeders, t2.3uelte.
gt. Leela Lire Sleek Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 16. C ATT US Receipts,
t00 head, including 4.006 Texsns; market
dull and weak; nsUve shipping and export
steers, 34 3bi 26; dressed beef and butchers
steers. 84.vu4je.U0'; steers unaer s.wu iue.
Acnes Forbes sues ths city of Omaha for
ts.ouo damages for injuries received by fall- .
ing on the Iron top to the manhole at Sev
enteenth and Pine streets Juns 6. Shs al
leges that she broke her leg snd received
other Injuries which produced damages in
the amount of 84.000. while the additional
31,000 la asked for the loss of time and labor
to the husband.
Informstions have been filed In the dis
trict court sgalnst George Frasear, charged
with daylight breaking and entering; Jay
D. Wyman. charged with Incorrla Iblllty ;
Oeorge Easton, charged with daylight
breaking and . entering; Henry Weggers,
charged with stabbing with Intsnt to
wound, and Joseph locum, chsrged with
burglary.
Railway Holes aad rerseaals.
W. C. Melville, northwestern psssengsr
agent for the 'Frisco, returned home
Wednesday morning.
Darius Miller, first vies president of the
Burlington system, and O. 11. Crosby, as
sistant geseral freight trafflo manager, are
la the city.
H.
D.1l4n If 1. nr..M.nl A . L. - n
1 1 . Villi'.. ' ,-. . u L ; 1 . ill I..
A M.. with headquarters at Chlcaaro. and
Oeneral Manager Holdrege left for Denver
Tuesday mgnu
W. H. Jones. dMslon frelrht ssent for
for the Nebraska snd Wyoming division of
the Chlcsgo A Northwestern, has gone to
Kansas (Mty to attend a mssllng of the
tlt.e; surckera aad feeder, 8A6u.e. Trsnsinlsaourt treUht kareau.