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TTTE OMATTA DAILT BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1903.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whett, Emt at Opening, Enrdem with
Daj, 0 osin Firm and Higher.
CORN AND OATS i AIRLY QUIET AND IP
Provisions Rule MrouBer oo Board of
Tridr, rrlces from 'Dlsne
to Fifteen Cents la Day's
Business.
CHICAGO, July 1. Wheat showed
iranDih i-i in i up a sion und the rl ae
was lirm. with September up c.
Corn
i .i ei it u unit ti,,i . 1 .ipi Mere a
shade
hinr lull were ciu.el and cloned Bteady
at a gain of Vdc. Provision were stronger
and from 10c to loc 1. Inner.
The early wimat maikut was easy
on
and
bearish crop news aim lower caUa
nrlrata llnud i'rm ttie OUeilinK OA
f.ee
Hlop-ne -llliig; September opened Htlc
lower at iWj.iHo and aold oft to
vtuvinir i.v fi;nmisaioii house.4 checked ins
decline and the .ton became firmer on ex
cellent cash proHpects and reported email
country offering. Under these Influences
September aold up to 76'fcc. but lost sons
of the advance on renewed Belling on ins
upturn. The close was lirm at 77Vc a gain
of14c Bradstreet a reported expor.s of
whiat and flour of 8,6.2..wO busliels, aflnlnat
2,3-i,000 bushels last week and S,37,0OO bush
els a year ago. Clearances were equal to
201,800 buahela. Primary receipts were -1 -,-600
bUHhels, againBt 842,.o bushels laxt ear.
Minneapolis and Duiutn reportei receipt!
of 161 cam, which, with local leceipts Of 6J
cara 17 of contract grade gave a total for
the three points of 2ii oars, against 11 last
wenlis and 4-4 a year ago.
There waa considerable helling In the corn
Jilt early on the bettor crop prospect and
ower cables and the feeling at the start
was weak. Ixcal bulls gave support at tne
decline, however, and a fair demand from
scalpers followed, causing a reco.ery of the
early los, the market holding steady until
the close. September was up a shade at
6olyoWo, atler ranging between 'Jo and
60ic. Local receipts were 111! cars, with 19
of contract grade.
.There was a fair trade In oats. Septem
ber closed steady at He advance at 830
83c, alter ranging between 33Ve and WVaJ.
Local receipts were 19 cara.
Commission houses supported the pro
vision trade and brokers took on ribs and
lard. The result waa a strong market ex
cept for an early start In lard, with be p
tember pork up at the close loc at 814. w,
with lard lwtfUfcc higher at 8.l-tt-.16 and
ribs loo higher at ts.uiV. .
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
85 cars; corn, ZJ6 cara; oats, 230 cara; hogs,
9,oo head.
The leading; futures ranged aa follows :
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat I
a July 76
b July 7514
a Kept.
b Bept. WW
:. n
July 49Mi
Bept. 9l.ifat,
Deo. 47i
OHIS
July SS'i
Sept. S3Vfc
Dec.
poi'K-.
July 14 20
Bept. 14 W
Lard
July 7 82H
Sept. 7 96
) Oct. 7 7&
Ribs
July 8 45
Sept. 8 62
Oct, 7,86
I
76h;
7a
7514
764
761
76
76
76
77
76
4S
60
49
38
77'l
76H
76W
491
it it
771
4!'
bO1
4-!!
4 u-h'
38 Vt
87,
8
33 ft
33 gt'i
,33$..4
33r?
114
14 SO
14 20
14 25
7 80
14 80
14 66
14 15
14 40
7 85
14 67V4
I
7 92
7 97
s zo
7 80
7 S2V4
161
B 16
8 02
7 72
. 7 77
8 67HI
8 57
8 67V4
8 46
8 40
7 95
8 42
8 47
1 60
8 12K
8 1V
8 07
a Old. b New. No. . ,
I'a.li nnntollnnfl wra B follOWS!
- FLOlK-Sleady; winter patents, $3.75(3
8.90; straights. $3.40(33. 70; springs, 4.60itla.OO;
atmlBhts. $3.iKnfM.50; bakers'. M.O03.80.
WHBAT No. 2 red, 75(&e6V4c.
CORN No, 2, 60c; No. 2 yellow. S0&
OATS No. 2, StVurJ6c; No. 8 white, 41c:
No. 8 white, 36iR40c.
RTI.' K, 1 0n.
UARLkJY Good feeding, .tic: fair to
choice malting, 4650o.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 93c: No. 1 northwest
ern, 87c. Prime timothy, $3.46. Clover, con-
. no iiiwj.n?. firt
PROVISi6nS Mess pork, per bbl., 814.80
tB14.36. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.86i&7.92. Bhort
rih. aides (loose). tS.35GS.56. Dry aalted
houldera ' (boxed I. 7.?ru 1 J(7. Short clear
aidea (boxed). $8.60u8.6i.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of nour ana grain yesieraay;
Kecelots. hhlpcienta
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu.,..
Oats, bu....
Rye. bu....
Barley, bu.
11, WW
. 24.060
.146.300
.237,450
. 4.760
. 23,000
82.910
834.933
804, 7S0
V
"in h Producs exchanse today the but-
. . . . . i . iutfiAni
ler maraei was wtsjori uoaiuviiva, .
dairies, 16'!iao. Clieese, steady to firm, 19
11 c. F.kks, steady: at mark, cases In
cluded, Utfl4o.
new york; okhurai, market.
Uaotatlons
of the Day om Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. July 17. FLOUR Recelpta,
15,668 bbls.; exports. 14,720 bbls.: steady
and unchanged; winter patents. $3.90y4.30
winter straights. SJ.Oiii3.ti: Minnesota pat
ents, $4.40U4.70; winter extras, $2.90(S3.20;
Minnesota bakers. t3.SM3.75; winter low
frudeK. $2.7(Xfi3.C0; winter straights, tWip
85. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $3.uo
$.35: choice to fancy, S3.40tt3.60.
CORNMBAL Dull; yellow western,
cltv. ti.iu. nrii nay wine. la.Uffta.a).
RYE Quiet; feeding, 62c. c. i. f., New
York: rn Utlntr. 6I'i.i6ic, c. I. f., New York.
H A RLE Y Steady.
WHEAT Recelpta. 12.650 bu.; exports,
IBMn I . . . ............ rn O mA
SO.UIW uu, djiui, irnui , nil. iru, ,,iu,
elevator; No. $ red, 80o, afloat; No. 1
hard, Manitoba, 82c, f. o. b., afloat. Op
tions developed early weakness undor llqul
datlon, bearish cables, large Argentine
shipments and r:voranle weather news,
Rallying at noon on snrall Interior recetnis,
the market whs Inter advanced by bulllHh
estimates of the world's crop and lare
weekly clearances. The close was Vuo
net hlifher. Bales Inc'udea. No. z red. July
8t7-iiSIc, closed at 84c; September, Kli
8-il-10c. closed at 82c; December. 81'tS2c,
closed at mo.
CORN Receipts. 41.450 bu.; exports. 764,-
8H1 bu. Sales. 116.000 bu.; futures, 640 bu,
f. o. b., afloat: No. 2 yellow, blc; No. 2
white, 67c. The option market had nn
early decline under selling due to e.isler
cables and big Arxentlne shipments, which
was followed by a rally with wheat. July
closed at 67c; Beptennber, tt',c. closed at
66Hc; lecember, f&'v'fw'iiC, closed at 66iC,
OATS Receipts CO.'-'flO bu. ; exports, 30
bu. Spot, oulet; No. 2. 41c; standard white
42$ 42u; No. 8. 43c: Nn. S white, 414c;
track white, wentern. 42i-49c; track white,
state. 424ito. otuiona easier.
FEED Easy; spring bran, $17.5017 17.76;
mlthlllns;. $19.00620 50; winter, $l$.Ww 20.00;
city. iiBW.
HAY Dull: shipping, 8ufrS&; good to
choice. $1.10ul.l6.
HOPS Oulet; at.ite. common to choice.
1902. 16(mc; 1!t. 13q'Hc; oH, 6ti8c; Pnclflo
const. 1H02, lU'21c; 1901, 13 (i 16c; olds, 5(ii9a
1I1PES Steady; Oulveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
lc; - a norma, ii to u iub., isc; lexas dry
X tO J" IDS., 14C.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 2326o.
RICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 40
v-; japan, nominal.
PROVISIONS Heef. ensy; family, $10 00
p lo.so: mess s.una so; beef hams,
$20.ii0flf22.uo; ptcKei, tu.iu.vv.w: city extra
nieMs. $16 OOfflH.OO. Cut meats, firm: pickled
tellies. $9.7f'i7i0.6O; nlrkb-d shoulders, t. o' J
7 to; pn-Kiea nams, u iwrria.uu. L,ara, quiet
WeHtern steamed, $t 3t; July closed tx .30
nominal refined, steady; continent, 58 3-1;
ISoulh American, f90; conpound, $7.2ft
T.76. X'ork ateady; family, $17.cVi 18 00; abort
cleur, !n tu ii.,t; ineas. lis DOirn.26.
T ALLOW Steady ; city, 4c; country,
iil 'T l'ER RecHpta, 7 544 pkgs ; steady;
rtnte nuiry. n-uc: creimery. l6H'ir-0'c.
1-UlTl.ir t!Wulta 7 AM am al.u.lu
State, full cream, fency, targe and small
colored und white. l'H..
LOOS Reoelnts. 6 9 9 pkfr.: Irregular;
Wetrn secontis lo extras, H01-'"4iC.
llU'LTHY-Alive, firm; westrrn spring
rnicaens, ic; tow s. usc; turaeys, lie
dre-ed. firm; western I rollers. 16ilsc;
tow- v.c; raeys. i.viri!.
META I S There was n sdvanc of 8a
lor spot tin In London, to 1X1 Rs. while fu
tures advanced It's, to 1)5. In New York
tin ws mIko a little higher, belnn quoted
ft t iv-r7 ,B. Conner 'n London was
sllerhtly lilnher. gilnlng 6a on spot, which
Insi-d at i:fl?aM nd Is M on futures,
wliii,li closM st E5 Ifis. Locollv. however.
copper was lower, twin quoted at $it Wf
13 W for Uka and electrolytic, and at
tii L1 '"J Vr e""n There waa a da
cline of Is Sd for lead In Tondon, where it
closed St i:il 7s (d. lil)y lead was qulcl
and unchnr-d. at 4 Spel'er decllnel
2s Cd In London, closing at 20 7sM. In
New York snelter ws quoted at $4.60. Iron
clow-d nl F2s 4d In (llsnrow, and at 44s 4d
In Mtddlesborough. Locally, Iron w n(
No. 1 foundry, northern, at 817 6f4rl8WI:
Na. 1 foundrv. southern. rd No. 1 foundry,
aouinern aott, at tu.ibgiajB.
Liverpool Orala gad Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. July 17 WHEAT-Spot.
Na, 1 noryiero, spring iuU at (s 64; No- I
red western, winter, quiet at s 2d; No. 1
California, dull at 8a d. Futures quiet;
July, s 7d; Bcpterjibar, 6a twd; Deoember,
e Sd.
CORN Ppot, American mixed, eaay at
4s f.'td. Futures quiet; July, 4a 6d; Sep
tember, 4a 4d.
OMAHA WHOLKIlUt MARKET.
Conditio- of Traae a a 4 otatleaui
Rtaple and Faary Preface.
EGOS Fresh stock, loaa off. 12c.
LIVE POUL'i RY Hena, !Kluc; aprlng
chickens, per lb., 161.14c; roosters, accord
ing 10 age, 4voc; turkeys. Iodise; ducks, 54
7c; geese, 6(&7c.
BUTTER Packing stock, 13o; choice
dairy. In tubs, Hulw; separator, 20c.
FRESH FISH-Fresh caught trout, 9o;
pickerel, 8c; pike, c; perch, 6c; buffalo.
7c; blueflsh, 11c; whlteflsh, 9c; salmon, 14o;
haddoik, luc; codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 10c;
lobsters, boiled, per lb., 26c; lobsters, green,
per lb., 23c; bullheads, 11c; cattish, 14c; black
bass, 0c; halibut, 10c; cranple, 12c; herring.
6c: perch, o; white baaa, loc; blueflna, 8c
BRAN Per Vn, $ , ,
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
$-.0; No. 2t $8; medium, $7.60; coarse, $7.
Rye straw, $7. These prices are for hay of
good color and quality. Demand fair and
recelpta light.
CORN tuc. ,
OATS 38c.
R-K -No. 2, 46o.
VEGETABLES.
NEW POTATOES Southern, per bu., 80c,
PARSLEY Per doa. bunches, 30o-
CUCLMbERS Home grown, per dos., 40
O-tfrc.
BEANS Home grown, wax, per market
basket, 26c; string, per market basket, 2i
PEAS Home giown, per market basket,
36a
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per dos.,
600.
CABBAUU New California, per lb.. l
TOMATO E 8 Texas, per 4-baaket crate,
76c.
RHUBARB Per lb., lo.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.60.
CELERY Michigan, per doa., 26c.
ONIONS New California dry, per lb., Jci
Texas, per lb., 2o.
FRUITS.
BLACK: RASPBERRIESPyr 24-qt. case.
K-U rapbkki Per -4-pint case.
$2.&o.
BLUEBERRIES Par 16-qt, case, -.
PLCMS Buibanks, $1.26; Bontons, per
box, $1.; P. D., per box, $1.26; tioose, per
-4-qt. box, $L&0.
CHERRIES California, white ana Diaox,
ptr lo-lb. box, $2.
r-tur-i irageay, per oox.
PEACHES Caiit'ornla, Hales' Early, per
box, $1; St. John's Early freestone, $1.36.
cuakapiib 1'er io-qt. case,
OOOSEUERRIES per i-qt. case, -
PEARl California. Bartlett's. per box.
$2.6.
CANTALOUP caiirornia, per craw, oi
Texas, per crate, $3.
APPLES New stock, -bU,, 75C,
WATERMELONS Texas, tB-0O eacn.
TROPICA 1 FRUtlS.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 76c:
Turkish, per 18-lb. box, 18o.
ORANGES Mediterranean, all sues, 3.oo
(U3.; Jaffa, $3.23.60; fancy blood, per -box,
$2; St. Mickes, or paper rlne, all sixes,
.jm1i4.01): Valentlas. 4.u0dj26.
LEMONS cauiorma lancy, aou 10 sou
sizes, $5.7u&.OU; 240 to 270 sixes, HUS.0O;
Mesalnaa, $6.00(6.60.
MISCELLANEOUS. 1
MAPLE SUUAU-Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
POPCORN Per lb., c; sneueu, c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green.
6c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 6o:
xo. 1 veal calf, 8 to Li lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., 6o; dry sailed hides, Hw
12c; sheep pelts, 2tta.ic; bone hides, $x.6oJ
2.60.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft aneii, per 10.,
17c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft sheil.
per ID., lite; no. t nara siieii, per iu., ims,
Braslla, per lb., Ho; ttlberta, per lb., 1-c;
alraonus, soft shell, per lb., 16c: hard shell,
per lb., 16c: pecans, large, per .0.. c;
small, per lb., 11c; cocoanuis, per dox., alo:
oiiestnuui, per lb., 10c: peanuts, per lb. 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., Tc; Diaca wa.nuia,
per bu., 7; hickory nuts, per bu., $i.0.
Bt. Loals Grain ssd Provisions.
6T. LOUIS. July 17. WIIEAT-rrtJier;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 71 o: track, 80c:
July, 71c; September, 77miic; Decem
ber, 78c; No. 2 hard, 7tWBtwo.
CORN Firm: NO. t caan, wvc; vraca.
48c; July. 49c; September, 49c.
OATS Dull; No. 2 cash. 8tic; track, 869
$6c; July, 3c; September, 83c; No. 2
wiilte, 4ic.
K-E steady at mm.
FLOUR Dull, steady; red winter patents,
$3. 9041 4. C6: extra fancy and atraight, $3.t0tf
8.86; clear $3.153.26.
SEED Tlmouiy, ateady; .oocff..
CORNMKAL Steady; $2.80.
BRAN Dull; sacked east track, 73 75c
HAY Dull; timothy, $7.00ii&.00; prairie,
$6.0011.00.
IKON W11VH lil-O 1.W.
BAGGING -4i6c
HEMP Twine. 6c
PROVISIONS Pork: Higher; Jobbing,
standard mess, $14.60. Lard: Lower, $7.3,.
Bacon steady; boxed, extra, $9.60; clear ribs.
$9.62; Bhort clear, .bi.
metadb ieuq: estrong a m.. ryw
ter: Firm at $6.60.
POULTRY Firmer; chickens, w,
springs, 13o; turkeys. 13o for old ducks.
7c; geese, 3410.
BU'l'llfiK- bteaay: creamery,
15lo;
dairy, 1cB17c.
EGGS steady at 110, loss on.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6,000 8,000
Wht. hu 118.000 80.UO0
Corn, bu 62,000 68,000
Oats, bu 42,000 86,000
Kansas City Grain mm PreiTlslens.
V A NSAfl CITY. Julv 17 WHEAT Hen-
tember, 87c; December, 78c; cash. No. 1
hard. 724(72c; No. 3. 69.lc; No. 4, 66c;
rejected, U3bi4c; No. i red, 7374c; No. 3,
71c.
rfiRlf-September. 44c: December. 43c:
cash, No. 2 mixed, 48 49c; No. 2 white, 60
C&lc: no. 0. 4c.
OA 1 a NO. wnita, taiuttv, tvv. s nu-ou,
$&c. .
HVK NO. 1. C.
HA 1 Choice timothy, $12.00; choice prai
rie. $U.00ff 11.60.
butter creamery, iovwibw; iancy
dairy. 16c.
eggs tTeen, izc
Recelpta. Bhlpment
Wheat, bu.
60,8' 84,400
12,800 19,200
2.OU0 7.000
Corn. bu...
Oats, bu....
Minneapolis Wheat, Flonr ana Bran
MINNEAPOLIS. July IT. WHEAT
Cash. Mc; July, 844c; September, 75c:
on track. No. 1 hard, 8fSo; No. 1 northern,
S4c; No. 2 northern, 82c; No. I northern,
U4l !-.
FLOUR-
First patents,
$4.6594.86; second
Clears, $l50Q3.6O;
patents, $4.40614.60; first
second clears, e3.40-33.ow.
BRAN In bulk, U.-4fL.o,
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 17. BUTTER
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
ery fir: nearby prints, ac.
EGGS Firm, o higher; rresn nearby. lc,
loes off; western. 17c; southwestern, 1G
ItiMic: soutnern. lowfiinc
t'HKKSK-uiad. dui sieeav: new ron
full creams, choice, new, 1010c; fair to
good, 9(S10c.
Htlwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 17. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern. 88((fS9c; No. 1
northern, wttkshc; new Heptember, 77o.
1 1 r; c lower; o. 1, so.-;.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 58g60c; sample. 40
-3c.
CORN Heptember, who.
Dnlat Orala Market,
DULUTH, July 17. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern, to arrive, Mc; no. 3 northern, 64oi
Ju'y. sr,c; Feptember, 76c.
OATS-31i36c
Feorl Market.
PEORIA. July n.-CORN-Steady; No. 1
toe; No. f. 49c.
OATS-Dull; No. $ white. 33o.
Toled Sred Market.
TOLEDO. July 17. SEED Clover, dull
and wek; October, 6a lower at $6.60 bid.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. July 17. Closing quotations:
Coneola. monef....M 1-14 N. Y. Central 11
.11 I II N. Y. Central
do accouut 1 1-11 Norfolk a Wee I era
Aneconda
4 V, go pfd.
ra
Atchleon
tf Ontario A W eat era.
It Fennarleaola
tt Rand Mtnaa
124 Heeling
II .1 de let pfd
14
, 41
10 V
do lt
Baltimore A Ohio.
anedtan PaclDc...
rhreeial A Ohio
Chl,t,o 1. W
c. m. at. f....
41
. M
...II ! do td ptd
...1444 Soul here Ur
... Ill do pre
... i Southern ladle
... w I'aloa Pacite
... lie do pfd
... 1 V. B. Bteel
... M I do ptd
...Ut Wehaah
WVt
r.lerB
Denver A R. O
, 47
do pfd
Erie
, I
, It
do let
do ad pfd
TIH
llllnnle Optra!
lulelle A Naak...lo1
do pfd
. ai
M . K. A T Zl4
BAR PILVKR-Steady st !3'.d per ounce.
MONK. IS. 1i3 per cent. The rate of dtn-
eount In the open market for short bills la
per cent ana 1 or inree-tnoiiuur bills Is
2i?j 1-11 per cent.
Foreign Financial.
U)N1X)N. juiy 17. nuppiiee of money
were plentiful In the market today and the
demand was moderata. The tone of business
on the Stock exchange waa tolerably cheer
ful, refleoliof Ui A-nerluaa luaxkeu, but
trading wsa light. 'Console hardened
slightly, owing to the money conditions and
home rails were firm. Americans st the
opening were errstlc. Soon after thre wss
a general Improvement, then Americans
were quiet and neglected until they grew
firmer on the receipt of New York's opening
quotations, after which they eased slightly
and closed quiet. Grand Trunk rose on the
large trafflo Increase. The advance of In
the price of sliver waa due to the shortage
for July and to eastern Inquiry.
PARIS. July 17. Home stocks on the
bourse todny opened rslher weak, owing to
realisations. which tendency prevailed
throughout the day. Foreigners alone were
Arm. The market closed dull. Industrials
were general Iv lower. Rio Tlntos lost 2
points. Three per cent rentes, 34f 67o for
account. Exchange on London, 25 f llc for
checks. . ...
BERLIN. July 17. The Washington dis
patch announcing the settlement of the
Manchurlan eytllculty and the peaceable
turn which Turko-Bulgarian affairs have
taken gave a strong tone to stocka on the
bourse today. Canadians were higher. Iron
and coal shares were the firmest. ICxchange
on London, 20m 3Kpfg for checks. Discount
rates: Bhort bills, 8 per cent; three
months' bills, t per cent.
NEW YORK STOCK AJID BONDS.
prices Boem, Market Closln Actlre
and Steady.
NEW YORK, July 17. -The recovery In
prices of securities, which wae Interrupted
yesterday by the late slump In Amalga
mated Copper, was resumed today. It
showed some- hesitation at Various times
owing to the unsettling effect of sudden
breaks In special stocks. But It gathered
force as the day progressed and the final
hour of the whole market wae lifted be
tween 2 and I points over last night. New
York Central and Bt. Paul led the advance,
but gains of 2 polnta or over were secured
by Pennsylvania, Reading, Erie first pre
ferred. Illinois Central, Kansas & Texas
preferred, Union Pacific, Atchison, Amalga
mated and Smelting. Among the Inactive
stocks there were some larger gains, which
represented recoveries from recent corre
spondingly violent declines. The opening
advance In the market was first checked by
a renewed attack on Amalgamated Cop
per, which carried it back to yesterday's
low record level. But the stock showed de
termined resistance and became strong, not
withstanding a report of an additional cut
In the price of them all. Another back-set
was caused by the drop In Bugar to l
below last night, which followed the an
nouncement of a rise In the price of re
fined suKar and was without other explana
tion. Colorado Fuel then made a violent
slump of 6 points to the low price for the
year, and tills waa luliowea Dy a Dreaa 111
Toledo. St. Louis 4 Western se
curities which cost the common Btock 6
points, the preferred 7 and the 4 per cent
bonds 2. Rock Island was the last stock to
show notable weakness and Its decline of
1 ended the resistance to the advance In
the general market. The market was not
notably affected by any of these breaks and
this caused an imoreaslon that covering on
a large scale was going under the depres
sion In spots. This gave color to the sup
position that the occasional breaks were
due to raiding tactics, although there wer'i
Indications of the closing out of some ac
counts hv forced liauldatlon. The genera.
feeling over the money outlook was brighter
and rumors were circulated without as
signed authority that many proposed loans
by railroad corporations naa oein pi
poned. Estimates of the week's currency
movements pointed to a net gain by the
banks of over $3,000,000. The rise in Interest
rates here seems to hare Induced a large
Inflow of currency from Interior points and
the eubtreaaury made heavy disbursements
yesterday and today for special accounts,
thus largely reducing ,the week's early lose
by the banks to that institution. The offer
ings of the foreign funds In thla market
have also relieved the situation. Sterling
exchange, however, made some recovery
today from yesterday's sensational break.
Discounts hardened in London and Berlin
and sterling weakened at Parle. London
also turned seller of securities In this mar
ket on balance, the upward turn of prices,
which was more rapid here than to London,
offering advantages for selling on arbitrage
stocks which were purchased; at the lower
level in London. The large increase In
wheat exports for the week, which rose
1,272,374 bushels over those of last week,
was a satisfactory development In the ex
(,.,. inn The nrlnclnal Interest in
tomorrow's bank statement will turn on the
Item of loans. It Is supposed that the Penn
sylvania company has commenced the re
payment -or mi n aiuiina . -
question, on the other hand, now rar mi
large borrowing vy rauiw-u . ,....
will be reflected la the statement, as a con
siderable portion of these loans have gone
qtnriav'a movement In stocks, how
ever, reflected the feeling of confidence that
the banking situation is ki-u-iii -proved.
The market closed active and
Bonds were incunea 10 ii-"j
with stocks, but there were some
spots which maae me tone irrjiui.
:,. - -oiA 2S5.ooo. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last call.
Following are -110 uuwuuim w .
York Stock exchange:
Atrhuan i. at. Paul
do pfd
171
Bel. A Ohio
So. Pkciao
47
Mi
ora
80. Hallway
Canadian Pacific 1WW
do pld
T.s Psclte
Toledo, Bt. L. W
17
xCentral of N. J...
Che. Ohio ,.
Chicago A Allen....
do pfd
Chlcaco O. W....
do let pfd
Chicago & N. W...
Chicago Ter. A Tr.
de pfd
c. c. c. at. l...
Colorado Bo
do- let pfd
do M ptd
Tel. A Hudaos
Del. l A W
(leaver A R, O.....
do pfd...
Rrle
de 1st ptd
do td pfd
Great Nor. pfd
Hocklns Valley ...
do old
lo
10 Sk
do Bid
. us
Union PacUte
. it
. M
do pld
Wabuh
. UV6
164
do pfd
, U
Wheollns L. ...
. 1
. llfcl
Wim. central
... 711k
...114VI
de pfd
. w
.121
.1M
.101
.1W
Adams Ki k..
... el
America Kx ,
... WW
United Btatos Ex...
Walls-Fargo Ex....
Aauu. uoppor ,
Amir. Car A F....
do pfd
Amor. Locomotive.
do pfd
American S. A R..
do pfd
Amer. 8usar Ret. .
Anao. Mining Co...
Brooklyn R. T
Colo, fuel A Iron.
... M
... n
... !!
... v
V7
... M
...JT
71k
... W
111.
4
u
...
...111
... it
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
de pfd....
K. C. Sou them...,
de pfd
L A N
Manhattan t, 1
Mel Bt. Rr I
Mina. Bt. L....
Mo. Pacific
U.. K. A T ,
do pfd
Nat. Rr. of Max..
de pfd
N. Y. Central ,
Norfolk A W ,
do pfd
Ontario A W
... W
Ootumbua A H. C. .
. MM
... nt.
Cona Oaa . . ,
Oen. Electric
Inter. Paper
,,..1M
...17
... 14
... 41
1"V
do Pfd
... 7H
.iliuilntar. Psmp
.... 17
17
zade aid. ......
.... T7
.... n
.... is
.... M
$4
...
tMk
1H
National Bleeult
National Lead .,
No. American
PaclBa Mall
41 W
1S
u ! People- Oaa ....
117aiPreaaed a. Car .,
....
.... 14
.... M
.... II
Pullman P. Car.
Republic Steel .
14
um
MS4
II
u
:.4
7
PenneylTanla
F.. C. C. A
do pfd
.... T141
Rubber Oeeda ..
.... 01i
.... U
.... 41 1
Reading .....
do let pfd
do M ptd
Rock lalend Co....
xdo pfd
at l a r is ptd.
do Id pfd
at. l. a. w
do pfd
X Ex-dlvldend.
do pfd.
Tena.
coal
I.,
U. a.
Leather
SI
.... 11
.... II
.... el
do
v. a.
de
pfd
Hubbar
pfd
I
IT
II
u. a.
steel ...
....
do
pfd..
.... n
Western Ualaa
.... UVi
xx Offered.
Haw York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 17. MONET On
call
steady at 2VM.3H per cent, closing at 2 per
cent; time money firm, with Blxty days at
4Vkd-4 per cent, ninety days at 4$6 per
cent and six months at 6 per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 5166 per cent.
STBRLINO klXCHANGE-Firmer, with
actual business In bankers bins at 4.5tt(J
4 8630 for demand and at $4.839ft4.84 tor
sixty days; posted rates, $4.-4'34.86 and
$4 S'tfH 87'; commercial bills, 34.83V
Bli-V tUtr OWi uuuaie,
RON Do uoveminciii, owocmj, rau-iuau.
. .. .
Irregular.
e The Closing quotations on ounus are as
follows:
V. 8. ret- is. teg.
, liKSkiz. Central Is Ino.. MH
,.lu Minn. A Bt. L. 4a...
..10.4, M.. K. A T. ee u
,.lvVii de Is II
..WiVN. T. C. gen. tVke... M
..UlSeN. t- C. fen. Ml 117
..111 INe. FaclBo 4e 101
..ill de le 71
..iul'N. A w. eoa. 4a :
..log Reading gea. 4s 44 k
.. M)Vi Bt. 1 1. M. a W.llr
.. UBt. L 8 F. 4a.... M
.. .St. U a. W. la n
.. de la 14
..log I18. A. A A. F. 4a.... 71
. .ml Bo. Facile 4e M
..101 IBe. Ralloaf ta 111
.. 71 -Teiae A Facino la. .Ill
So co-pen
do U, r.g
do coupon
do seer 4a. rag..
do .eopoa
do eld 4a. rag-.
do ceupea
do le, reg
do ceaeon
Atchlaoa gea. 4a....
do ad). 4a
Bel. A Okie 4s
do la
do cone. 4a
Canada Be. la
Central ef Oa. 4a...
do la Ine
Cnee A Ohio 4e...
Chicago A A. a..
C, U A Q. a. 4a...
C M A St F g 4s.
C. A N. W. e. 7a...
C, R. I. A F. 4a...
CCCABtLg.4a
Chicago Ter. 4a
Colorado Bo. 4a
Deaear A R. O. 4a
Crie prior Ilea 4a...
do general 4a
F. W. A D. C. le.
llocklag Val. 4a..
L. A N not. 4e...
Hex. Central 4s..
x Offered.
104 T.. Bt. LAW. 4.. 71
II Union Facile 4a 10
. WW
cone, da
4
.10
Wehaah Is
..114
..:
.. 4-
..107
a
.. rt
.. 4
now
do 2e
do dee. B
.100
. H
. la
Weet Bkor 4a
Wheeling A L B.
'
Wla. Central
. 7S,r-on. Tobacco 4a
. K (Colo. Fuel. con. le,
. HK Penn. conv. Ia...
.104 ill. a Bteel Id 4..,
.104 Rock lelaad 4a
. 4 Mas. eoa. aits. 4e..
. .
. II
. M
.
71
.14
Veer Voelg Mining Anointloaa.
NEW TORK, July 17. The following are
the quotations on the New York -dock ex
change: A n. am Cea Untie Chlel
Alice 4 Onarte
Breece U lOphUr
Mruae-rlek Con I . I
Coautock Taanal.... t Peoel
Coo. CaL A Va II j6eeg
Mora Bllear 1 IBIerra Nevada ....
Iraa lllwer 17 o..ll Hope
ia
.
. M
. II
. 41
elil -Mm,.... a lauutsars aM
A Offered
Be,,,., at clka,
Transaellene of the AeseeUted Baaka
Darin the past Week.
new York. July 17.-Th following I
table, compiled by Hradatreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended July 16, with the percentage
of Increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
CITIES.
Clearings
Inc
Deo.
(New York
Chicago
Honton
Philadelphia
ISC Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
(Baltimore
Cincinnati
I h an was City
C'.eveland
fMlnneapolla ... ....
New Orleans
Detroit
ILouisvllle
OMAHA
IMIIwaukee
I Providence
I Buffalo
(St. Paul
Indianapolis ,
Los Angeles
(St, Joseph
Denver ,
Richmond
Columbus ,
Seattle ,
Washington
J.NavHin.jh
Memphis
Albany ,
Salt Lake City ,
Portland, Ore
Toledo
Fort Worth
Peoria
Hartford
Rochester
Atlanta .,.
Dee Moines
New Haven
Nashville
Spokane, Wash
Grand Rapids
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass....
Norfolk
Dayton
Tacorra
Worcester
Augusta, Ga
Portland, Me
Bcranton
Topeka
Syracuse
Kvansvllle
$1,812,187,134
9 $
'i'i
8 6
6.7
)W,(sJ,Ii
13i,41a,la3
112,123.97U
60.1M4.914
47,ai3,4tWl
l..
a.2,
Til.
13.11.
2o.22,o;4
24.312.2.0
20,447,2771
8.1
18,391,bl0
13.072,0741 7.4,
18,(Wl.h69 34.41
10.7i,4hS 4.7
10,636,913 .8
8,2.1X,U.J 27. 4
7.771,240 1 1.4
7.3K..MO 4.9
6,6.9tr 17. 6
6,320. 4. .9 9.2
,178,-.lo 41.7
. 657,74 28.1
4.614.9--4 7.2
4,838,671 10.7
4.194,348 1.8
6.1H2.9 1 24.2
4.471.62S 19.9
4.072,348 1.1
2, ---,010
8.1&8,94tl 21.8
8.314.1K3 6.$
2,906,96 14.4
8.4K2.42. 7.9
2.922,941 8.4
. $.347,3-1 81.3 ......
2.543,968 13.9
2,460,54H 8. 6
,i,547.6-i 22.1
2.4.,f48 $.4
2,198,391 :6.7
2.060,575
2.541,642 46.6
2,-7o,4XX 33.3......
1.-77,6611 7.1
4.-97,362 1S.0
1,993,028 23.1
1.6b0,O40 6.4
1.774.999 1.9
1,896,-31 81.2......
1,628,306 6.8
8-9,96o 22.1
1,733,668 8.6
1,766.097 29.8
I.I6O.60O
1.463,777
: 1,327,939 20.7
1,269,8X6 1.7
1.127,907 13.0
851,6itf 4.0
78,372 ...... 6.2
8nH,279 8.1
1,078,740 40.1
756,000 22.9
961,842 86.2
823.000 6.$
06.632
826,625 10.2
6-5,988 7.7
690,8)5
672,690 10.8
642.646 18.8 ......
773,218 45.0
639,648 17.6
697,210 $.2
735,402 84.3
478.736 8.0
472,000 11.1
369,890 4.6
. , 475,659
678.994 80.1
410,985 9.6
449,700 11.1
i, 717.142 106.
868,011 106.0
894.644 26.61
238,769 6.1
. . 220,090
172,330 17.
148.015 7.2
' 1989,591 7.1
628,401 96.8
10,306.010 11.0
6,256,000 26.9
" 1,064,734
$2,163,273,748
849,0-6,6-4 3.1
Wilmington, Del....
Birmingham
Davenport
Fall River
Little Rock
Knoxvllle
Macon
Wllkesbarre
Akron
Springfield, 111....
Wheeling, W. Va.
Wichita
Youngstown
Helena
Lexington
Chattanooga
Lowell
New Bedford
Kalamazoo
Fargo, N. V
Canton. O
Jacksonville, Fla....
Greensburg, Pa.
Rockford. IU
Springfield, O
Blngharaton
Cheater, Pa
Bloomlngton, IU
Qulnity.IU
Sioux -ans, o. v...
Aiansneia, j
Jacksonville, 111....
Fremont, Neb......
Utlca
Decatur, IU
tHouston
tGalveston
Charleston, B. c...
Totals. U. S
Outside New York.
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Halifax
Ottawa
Vancouver, B. C
Quebec
17.1
3.6
Hamilton
St. John, N. B
Victoria, B. C
'London
Total, Canada.
Balance nald In cash. ' tNot Included In
totals because containing other Items than
clearings. 'Not Included In totals because
of no comparison ior last year.
Bostoa Stock Quotations.
BOSTON. July 17. Call loans, 88H per
cent; time loans, 44J. per cent, omcial
closing prices un stocks and bonds:
Atchleon 4a
iMex. Central 4a.
Atchlaou
do pfd
Boetoa A Albangr
Boaton A Me
I
. 71
. M
Allouei
Amalgamated
Bingham
Calumet A Hecla..
Centennial
Copper Range
. 44
. et
.4U
. II
.144
..111
..140
. 41
. 714
Boetuu BleTated
Pomlnton Ceal ....
N. T., N. H.
Pltchburg ptd
A H..1M I Franklin
. I
. 7
. IT
, lii lilile Rojale
71 Mohawk
10 Old Dominion ..
Union racino .....
Mei. Central .....
American Sugar .
do pfd
American T. A T,
Dominion I. A 8
Oen. Electric
Maaa Bleotrte ...
do pfd
United Fruit ....
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Weetlngh. CoasM
Adventure
X Bid.
. 10
..USWOiceola
..lllrrrot
. 1114
..U1H Qulnoy
14WI
Banta Fa Copper..
Tamarack
. 1
.1M
,. 14
. II
.101
fTrlmounialB
. M
Trinity
United States ....
Utah
Victoria
Winona
, VI
- !H
. 1
MkJWolrerloe ,
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, July 17. Bank clearings tor to
day were $1,298,921,113; Increase over com
gpondlng day of previous year, $338,068.06.
Wool Market.
BO8TON, July 17. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will say In tomorrow's Issue:
The demand for wool is active. AH clauses
of consumers have been operating. It le
estimated that in the neighborhood of
10.000.000 lbs. have been bought wrthln
week. Medium and low woola still have
the best call. All values are exceedingly
strong, with the tendency upward. Reports
from the dry goods market are encourag
ing. Western wool growing sections are
nrettv well cleaned up. except In Montana.
where late sales were reported at 10 1310
higher prices than last year. The ship
ments of wool from Boston to date from
Decerrlher 31, 1902, are 122,873,344 lbs., against
147 71-1.1-4 at the same date last year. The
receipts to date are 133.424,3-3 lbs., against
157.873,098 for the same period last year.
ST. LOUIS, July 17. WOOL Strong; me-
ritiim e-radea and combing and clotning,
1842c; lltcht flne. 18t8c; heavy fine, llijfl-c;
tub washed. Va'o. ,
vtt:w YORK. July 17. WOOI- Firm.
LONDON. July 17. WOOL The offerings
at the auction sales today numbered 12.4.5
bales. The attendance was imgo ana irau
., waa animated. Fine grades were firm,
Coarse and medium cross breds were In
demand at an advance of 10 per eent. Tas
mania was In keen request, several parcels
being taken by American buyers. Follow
ing are the sales In detail: New South
Walei. 1,600 bales; scoured, Bdjjpls 4rf
2-1-.- -V.ritfln lVi. Queensland. !.(
Bales; scoured, la Id-ifls lud; greasy, 8d
la id Victoria, I.40O bnle.; scoured, 7d-
in Id: rreasy, 7d(ls lttd. South Australia,
k.T..- acnured. Is lVtd.HS 4d: greasy,
Tasmania. I OiaJ hnJes: scoured.
la lUdfflli 2d; greasy. 5S4dftls- 84d. New
iraaland. 6.W0 balea; scoured. 6VdAls 6Vd:
e-reasy. 5ofls. Cape of Oood Hope am
fat 34 bales; scoured. Is 3ydls ftid.
(agar ana Molasses.
TJ1CW ORLEANS. July 17.-SUOAR
Dull: open kettle. 2Hfc 7-16c; open kettle,
i-ntrlfuaal. aVkftSHc; centrifugal, white.
centrifugal. $Hi3Hc;
i,w'.AHHKSuloten kettle, nominal at 169
nontrlfugal. 2Hc: syrup, nominal at
1 -.o- vrmir. Jni 17 BUG A R Raw.
Arm; fair refining. 3 8-I60: cen rifugal, )
., 111-lfie: mnlisies sugar, 1 14-1-c; re-
' . . xrn a lev. Mn T. 4 55c: No. 8.
4 60c; No r. 4.45c; NalO. 4.46c; No. U. 4,35c;
No 13. 4.-6C-, NO. 14. 4.10c; comectionera -s
i -1' . M A 1 ."; cut loaf. H e:
crushed. 6.60c; powdered, HOc; granuUUd.
6.00c; cubes, .25a
Coee Market.
NEW YORK. July 17 COFFEE Boot
Rio firm; No. 3 Invoice, 3 6-160. Mild, quiet;
rnr-ova. 7lUe. Futures opened quiet at
k-n.A nrlcea to a decline of ( Dolnti
,ii--,i.. the eartlal loss at Havre and
heavy receipts, but ruled very quiet, closing
j. ,11 .t a Dxrttal decline sf 6 polnta. Males,
1 T60 bag. Including: August, 7 80c: Sep
tember, 8.80c; December, 4.2ac; Apru, A4tw.
Drr Oeedg Market.
NEW TORK, July 17. DRT GOODS
Have continued on a very small scale, with
buyers showing a desire to speculate, in
spite of the fact that the future Is admit
tedly strong and the possibility of prices
are toward a higher level. The statistical
position Is strong, but buyers do not seem
lo be worrying oa litis account.
$ 23,442,-07 1
, '.16,768,176 22.7
4.515,670 81.0
1,6-6,632 9.7
"2.536,638 84.9
1.315.307
, ;i.21,-41 6.2
1,044,275 10.1
, . 966.622 6.6
, - 643.026 12.6
1 889,8-6
$ 64,469,091 19.0
0MAUA LIVE STOCK MARRE1
Cattle fceceipU Very Light and Prioea
Baled BUadr to Strong.
HOG MARKET SLOW AND LOWER
Ha Fresh Arrivals of Sheen and Lambs,
hat for the Week Good Staff is
Aboet Steady aad Others
Little Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 17.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ottlcial Monday 3.777 7.654 8,;5
Official Tuesoay $.277 13.0O4 6.891
Official Wednesday 8.229 10,158 .9
Official Thursday 2.7U9 9,2,' 2,931
Official Friday 616 9.7U9
Five days this week.. 13.508 49.721 26,206
Same daya last week.... 16,446 44.676 14,001
Same week before 16.731 49,989 10,218
Same three weeka ago. ..19.890 64,3b4 13.288
Same four weeks ago. ...28,810 67,900 6.494
Same days last year 14.294 81.220 22.751
R-W-EiPTS FOR THE YLAR TO DATE.
The following: table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omana for
car to date and comparisons wim iaei
year: iu. iii2. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 639.012 392.'06 136.306
Hogs 1,39,88 1.424.689 24,801
Sheep 800,655 466,142 136,612
Average price paid for hogs ai South
Omaha for the last several days with com
parisons: .
Date. I 1903. l02.1901.900.-899.lo98.897.
July
1..
2..
a..
4..
6..
I 61
7 Mi
7 62
ee
7 64'
I
6 891
I I 781
4 Ki
8 61
61,
$ 18
8 18
3 21
Juiy
July
0 oo'ejl
e(0
0 8
174 ee
6 73
July
juiy
July
i 08
( 16
$78
$ 83
8 81
1 66
66'
8 66 3 28
...
7..
6 7
juiy
July
1 i?'
6 29 I
Jh,
I 28
( 16 I
6 16H
7 76
( 8:
6 U
e
6 13
3 76!
3 28
8.
1 bit
7 60
8 8b
I
3 81
3 82
3 86
8 28
3 18
3 14
3 la
July ...
6 83
8 78
o
3 70
Julv 10..
7 88
7 79
7 77
e
6 85
a 121
$ 90
July 11...
July 12..
July 13...
a U2,
6 W 3 96(
6 95
6 02
6 13
108
4 04 3 73
4 09 1 3 821
6 96
e
July 14..,
7 72
7 76
July 16...
S 77
3 99
8 77
3 82
3 17
3 20
JUty
July 17..
6 3-i
7 72) 6 64
6 02
6 19) 7 72 6 55'
4 94 4 01
32
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
-he official number of cars of stock
uruugni in today by each road was:
P.MI. I-J...r IT'-'.
(- e ol, tr. tvy
Wabash
. Mo. Pacific Ry
16
1
1
26
14
65
11
81
1
I
t
1
Union Pacific Svntern
C. & N. W. Ry.
F.. E. & M. V. R. R
St. P., M. & O. Ry....
& M. Ry
18
10
c.,
B. & Q. Ry
C. & SL J
R. I. P. Ry.. east....
R. L & P. Ry.. west..
Illinois Central
Total receipts da
160
The disposition of the day's receipts wae
i k V, j ouyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
.. 64
Hogs. Sheep,
1.674
2,741
3.366 ....
2.224
LOOT II"
Omaha Pack I no- Co
Swift and Company
196
118
430
146
I
18
68
216
I Armour ac tJO
Cudahy Packing Co....
Omaha P. Co.. St. J....
Armour A Co.. a City..
Huston A Co..
Hamilton
Werthelmer
Other buyers .......
226
Totals
1.246
11,002
22S
t-AliLic-There was an ..ir.m.i- n;
run of cattle here today, even for a Friday,
ISH.-.th,BlpP,r' for th week
...,, iueu mr eitner last weeir or rn.
the same week of last year. Packers took
iHr ireeiy and the general market
--uiu wit uuicu Bteaay to strong.
eet Bteers made up the bulk of the
..-..B, a.uKi mo quality was rully as
good as usual of late. A good many sales
were made around $4.90. and as hiarh as IS .00
-,, j,ju. me general mareKt could be
quoted fairly active on desirable grades
and steady to strong. For the week good
stuff Is also steady, but the tendency on tho
ijuri 01 pacaers is to ouy the commoner
ainas tower, as mat class comes In comne-
IIHnn with . V. , , - i. , l f
v.-... -,, m,. a -Awi-, men are db
ginning to arrive at the southern markets.
mere were only a few cows and helfera
on sale this morning and very little change
In the prices paid was noticeable. Trading
was not exactly brisk, but at the aama
time buyers went around and bought up
practically everything In sight at good.
steady prices, with Borne sales apparently
little stronger, as compared with the
close of last week the prices now ruling
on both grassers and corn feds dp not show
enougn ensnge to do wormy 01 mention.
nuns, veal caives ana stags also sold
In about the same notches they did on
Thursday.
There were very rew cattle m sight this
morning, and as Is generally the case at
the close of the week not many were
wanted. The tendency of prices has been
downward all this week, especially on the
less desirable kinds, as the demand from
the country has been very limited. Rep
eentative sales:
klU, KIT BTGKKS.
No. At Fr. Ne. Av. FY.
T is 1 liw so
JJ 1041 4 44 - 1041 4 W
11 10-1 d 40 ii uo 4 m
10 111! 4 M 1M 4 M
II 1171 4 44 10 1I&4 4 M
II 1014 4 40 U 1S4I 4 M
10 1114 4 to II HIT 4 tO
13 1121 4 46 K lUl 4 M
1 1IM 4 14 n 113 4 0
M 11M 4 70 U 1111 4 N
11 4 70 17.. i-ii 1 m
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
3 101 4 to f 1011 4 T
OWWK.
1...,
t70
1 0
I.
$ M
I 14
I 4
I 41
I 44
I 4
I 4
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..111
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, 1004
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8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
444 I If- 17.4 HI IH
NEBRASKA. -
14 cows 96 2 90 3 cows.. ...1000 8 00
18 cows 983 3 26 1 cow 1110 3 26
B cows 9 6 I 4U
HOOS There was a nberai supply of hogs
on sale tnis morning, including those that
were carried over from yesterday. The
market opened fully a dime lower 'than
veaterdav a average. Wltn the bulk of the
hogs selling at $6.20 and $5.22. with choice
llsht loads selling as nigo as o.. My the
time hall 01 too nogs naa oeen disposed of,
however, the market suddetdy weakened
and trading came to a standstill. In fact
buyers were not even bidding on what waa
left for some time, and as a result the close
was extremely auu ana weaa, tne same
was the case yesterday. Representative
sales:
Toward noon ouyers sgatn took hold and
bought a few hoga, mostly at $5.15 and
$5.17. or o lower man tne morning prices
The neavyweigine boiu moony at ana
ihe lie-nter loans at to iivl. ai noon, how
ever, there were still a good many hogs still
In first nanoa. Representative sales
No.
Av. Hh. Fr.
No. Av. Bh. Fr.
4 -51 40 I M
40 104 14 I M
41 ta to I 14
41 In M IN
41 171 110 IN
41 tut ... IB
41 Ml M IK
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M 24 ...
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11 n 4 1 n
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II Mt IN Ik
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41 Ml IN I 11
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41 Ml ... 111
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Commercial
of Marconigrams
Is being rapidly developxi, and plans already
perfected comprehend the establishment of wire
less stations on the Atlantic coast, in Cuba,
Torto Kico, Alaska and at varioira strategic
points on the Great Lakes. The recent sale of
part of its treasury stock has provided addi
tional working capital to a suffiicent 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 PRODUCING
Sources in this country. The present" oppor
tunity is the only one offered the public to share
In the development of the Company.
.Sor full particulars address,
' MUNROB tSc M UN ROE,
Broad Exchange Bid IN. Y.
Congress St.. Building-, Boston.
liafT Building-, Chicago.
Canada Life Bldg., Montreal.
Or Greenstiields & Everest,
Local Representatives,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
70......-37 110 I M It 140 ... I J2
260 ... I 14 ' II ..227 40 I 12
71 Ml 40 I M 44 S60 140 I 21
44 171 ... IN 74. 144 IN I 12
44 ! N f N 44 160 10 I M
61 Ml 80 I 10 II 10 IN I 13
I. 164 40 I N BJ Ill M I 24
40 Ml ... I N 14. 144 M I 25
71 214 44 I N 41 Ill ... I 14
60 171 110 I SO A.'. 101 40 I It
44 N4 ... I N M..M....2W ... I 24
41 141 N I N N HI M I N
14 144 NO I N 74. 1-4 140 I N
II 134 IN I N II 221 IN I M
M 14 140 . I N II 224 IN I 24
21 It N I N Tl M ... I 16
41 214 ... IN II 117 ... 126
61....k...l2 10 1 20 77 207 40 I 24
12 21 120 I 20 II..: 261 N I 26
It: 211 240 6 N II 201 40 i H
4 IU ... IN 11 141 40 I 24
41 270 N I N M Ml W I 11
N 144 40 I 21
SHEEP There, were no fresh arrival Of
sheep and lambs here this morning:, and
as a result a test of the situation was not
made. For the week, however, the supply
has been nearly twice aa heavy as for the
same days of last week, and there Is also
a good substantial Increase over the cor
responding period of last year. Tne mar
ket on desirable grades, .though, has held
up In very satisfactory manner and the
demand on most days was quite brisk.
Choice stuff may be quoted steady to easy.
witn the inferior grades dull ana tuny iuw
15- lower, with some sales even lower than
that. The liberal receipts for this time ot
year of course gave buyers a good oppor
tunity to discriminate against tne interior
kinds.
There has been a srood demand for feeders
of good quality all the week. One buyer
alone stated that he has orders for over
twenty double decks. The demand is
chiefly for yearlings, lightweight wethers
and for ewes both young and old. Coarse,
heavy-pelted wethers of course do not sell
to good advantage, and in fact all common
feeders have been slow sale and lower for
the week. 1
Quotations for a-rn.se stock: Good to
choice lambs, 85-60ft.7i; fair to good lambs,
e.wm-.Du, uua u cnvice y rn-t 1 1 1 5 n , f-1
4.00; fair to good yearlings, 83.60i-.75; good
to choice wethers, ta.60iil3.76; fair to good
wethers, $8.0Oi&3 60; good to choice ewe?,
82.76t!3.50; fair to good ewes, .&-. 76;
feeder lambs. 83.60354.00: feeder yearlings.
t8.003.6O; feeder wethers .7-(u3.6; feeder
wes, -.inj.o.
CHICAGO UVB BTOCK lUBKET.
Oat tie, Hs aad Sheep AU Stay About
Bteaay Tkrosghoat Day.
CHICAGO. July 17. CATTLE Receipts,
1,000 head, including 1,600 head Texans;
steady; good to prime steers, I5.utitf6.60:
?oor to medium, 14.0036.00; stockers and
eeders, $2-S04.60; cows. 11.504.40; heifers,
82.iXtf4.76; canners, 81.604.2.80; bulls, I2.260
4.85: cslves, 83.0(X.-.00; Texaa fed steers,
3.26SM.75.
wouis tteceipis, iv.uuu neaa; esumaiea
tomorrow, 10,000 head; left over, 2,000 head:
light, 60c lower: others steady: mixed and
butchers, k.1u&d.; gooa 10 cnoice Heavy,
I5.4M6.60; rough heavy, 25.0Oii6.40; light.
ti.3M6.70: bulk of sales. 15.iMi&.60.
K He.-.- axn u iA-ao iteceipta, s.uuu
head; 'steady to lOo higher; good to choice
. 1 1 TC'.. i 1 n - ( - .a nknln. ml-4
wnuirio, e .-a. . .., .... .,
83. 0033.76; western sheep and yearlings, 82.76
tit..; native lamos. la.uwo.sa.
Kaasaa City Live Steele Harket.
KANSAS CITY. July 17. CATT--E Re
ceipts, 2,200 natives, 26 being Texans;
oaives, -uv natives ana iuu .efeans; ceil
steers, steady to strong, others slow to luo
lower; fat cows and heifers, steady to
strong; Blockers and feeders, active; choloe
export and dressed beef steers, $4.6-a4.16;
fair to good, S4.00ft..fl-; stockers and feed'
ers, 83.76(64.00; western fed steers. 8 .00 (J
4.85; Texas and Indian steers, $14104 00;
Texas cows, $.102.9o; native cows, tl.Mf
4.00; native heifers, 82.264.60; canners, 81.00
SMin- bull. 12.00413.76: calves. I.2um4.60.
HOOS ReceiDts. 6.000 head: market
opened strong and clotted weak; top, 86 60:
bulk Of sales, $6.37V.a6.60: heavy. $o.25j
6.87V4; mixed packers, I6.30t3a.46; light, fc.aO
O6.60; yorkers, 86.4tWi6.60; pigs, 8u.lixu6.6u.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 700 head:
market active and Arm; native lambs, 83.20
tl6. 00; western lambs. 83.00(36.75: fed ewes,
83.0O4J4.86; Texas clipped yearlfnxs, $3.2i'f
8 00; Texas clipped sheep, 3.0CKU4.D; Block
ers and feeder, 82.80ta8.lft.
Hew York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8,175 head; market active and higher;
steers. 4.604-.6O; bulls, (3.40; cows. tl.852
4 10- cables quiet, hve cattle selling at ll
612o per lb., dressed weight; sheep at 10(i
11V-0, young sheep 12c, dreseed weight; re
frigerator beef lower at lli&12o per lb.; ex
ports today, 4,290 quarters ot beef.
CALVES Receipts, 117 head; prime fresh
veals a trifle firmer; everything else dull;
veals, 84.000. -6; tops, 86 60; culls, 83.80;
buttermilks, 1.60; city dressed veals, 7!rjo
PBHK'EP AND LAM Bfr Receipts, 4.084
head; good sheep strong; others steady;
lambs. 1&U26C higher: sheep. $2. 75(04.25 ; ex-
rort ewes, 84 60; wether, (6; lambs, tf.llt
75; culls, 84 60. -
HOGS Receipts, 1,672 head; market lower;
heavy end medium hogs, 86 0U4W .16: light
state hogs, te.40; rough western, 85.07S.
St. Joseph Live Stock garrket.
ST. JOSEPH, July 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 778 head; eteady; natives, 83.7fru6 8:
oowa and heifers, 1.7t34 .60; stockers and
feeders, 8.004.a6. , .
HtlOS Receipts, 4, nesa: si"ny; ui-h
. . - t r. . ,..m mwiA h.iv If, l'nfi 4tl.
85
.BfO-V, IIIVUluil, ,. .. . j -
c i iv iun T.Af RH Rereiuts. B46 head :
steady to strong; top Idaho lambs, Vj.7-J
ldahe sbeD, 83.76.
Sleaz City Live Stock Market.
8IOUX CITY. Ia.. July M-CSperlal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. l' head;
Wves. 8i0o34 80; cows bulls and I mixed,
81 604.60; st(K-kers and feeder, i7iK3.80,
ylves and yearlings. 82 503.75.
HOOS-Recelpta, 8 000 head; steady;
Thursday's close. 86.1040-5.-6; bulk. 81-14.
St. Loals Live Stoek Market.
BT. LOUIS, July 17. CATTLE Receipt.
17u0 bead. Including 1.5 Texans; market
about steady; native shipping and export
steer. HOW-lo; dressed beef and butcher
sleets, t3.75tfi.e0; steers under 1.0W 1L.,
Transmission
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R-HAX, ESTATE TRAJISFEIRS.
Deeds filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1614
F amain street:
Deeds.
William J. Uatthewson and wife to
Josep Sperl, lot 22, block 6, Potter &
Cobb's add $ 960
wmiam Bcnneiaer ana wire to uoug
las county, part section 4-14-10, east..
Hamilton N. Dickinson and wife to
60
uouglaa county, part section 8-14-10,
east v.. '26
Archibald J. Ixve and wife to Nicho
las L. Guckert, lot 8 and s0 feet of
lot 7. Crescent Park add 8.000
Minerva Johnson to Sarah R. Fisher,
- 8 acres in se4 sw4 eectlon 28-15-13. 1
John McOuire and wife to Annie Kara,
101 0, Dioca lua, ooutn umana
Ora K. Bruce and wife to John and
600
Mary Mcuulre, lots 4 and 6, block
335. South Omaha 2.000
John W. Van Gilder and wife to James
K. Van Gilder, nOO feet of lot 14, block
V, Prospect Place 6,000
John N. Frenier and wife to Nora E.
Musfrrove. lot t. block 8. Myers-Rich
ards A Tllden's add
UleronymouB Elaele and wife to Henry
Sick, lots 6. 6, 16 and 17, block 4,
Wakel.y'e add
James G. Allen to Walter L. Selby.
400 .
300
e33 feet lots 8 and 10, Hazel Terrace.. 1,000
Ewlng L. Armstrong and wife to Robs
B. Towle, eoo feet of lot t, Arm
strong's subdivision 1
John F. Engberg and wife to EUmer E.
Ross, lots 7 and 8, block 12-, South
Omaha 8,600
Alonxo P. Tukey and wife to Lou Bu-
cnanan, lot la, block x, u rammer. y
park
ShorlfT to Alonxo P. Tukey, lot 16,
block 2, Grammercy Park
Wilson T. Graham and wife and D. V.
Sholes company to Edward U. Nash,
lot 7, block 3, Hillside No. 2
Balthas Jetter and wife to Fred
Schmidt, lots and 9, block 4, Druid
Hill add 7.
The Elizabeth Kountze Real Estate
200
135
475
250
company to Anton Vasak, of lot
2, block 7, Kountze'a 8d add 1,200
Ellen De Land to Henry Peterson, lot
6, block 233, Florenoe 165
83.00itf4.60: stockers and feeders, 2.7&3.76;
oows and heifers. 2.J4.-6; canners, 8-.00ui
2.60; bulls, 83.600.60; calves, 43.00ua.7-;
Texas and Indian steers, i.6oi3t.2u; cow
and seller, 82.2-4'3.60.
HOGiJ RecelpU, 4.000 head: market fairly
active and strong; pigs and lights, KSOjj)
6.80; packers, 86.3u6.Vu; butchers and best
heavy, toO-uo.60.
SHEEP AND IAMB&-Receipta. 700 head;
market steady; native muttons, 83.5oij4.uo;
lambs, 84.00iia.60; culls and buckH, 8-.6i
4.2i; stockers, t-.00iua.16; Texans, 83.6uw4.2o.
Stoek la Slht.
Following were the receipts ef live stock
at the six principal, western cities yester
day: '
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha ............ 616 9,7-! ....
Chicago 8,000 10,000 6,000
KtM-sas City 2,200 6,000 JuO
BL Louis ,7i0 4,000 ' 700
St. Joseph 776 4,4-4 640
Sioux City ee 106 8.0WJ ....
Totals
.9,2.2 16,248 6.246
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 17. COTTON
Nominal; sales, 4 bales; ordinary, 911-16c;
good ordinary, llo; low middling, llvic;
middling, Lii.c; good middling, 13V.c; mid
dling fair, 13 16-16C Receipts, 9M tales;
stock. 63,6-0 bales. Futures, steady; July,
1.1 13.10., August. 12.7c bid; b-ptembar,
lo.iic; October, 9.64td.6uc; November, 9.3u
9.40c; December, 9.3i9.38c; January, t.nj
9.36c
Secretary Hester's statement of the
world's supply of cotton shows a total of
1.9U8.876 bales, ecalnst 2,062,143 last year, of
which 906.816 bales were American.
NEW YORK, July 17. CO I'ToN Opened
steady, 21 points lower to an advanoe of 8
points lower. Following the call there was
an Interval during which the near months
showed further weakness. Ausust aeiilnK
I down to ll.fctc. a loss of 27 points, with
September at 10.43c, a decline ot 96 polnta.
The latter months, however, were sus
tained by ooverlng, in spile of the general
favorable weather, and before long all
positions were rallied by buying ordi-ra
credited to the New Orleans clique. Under
this buying August was toroed up to 12.9c.
while later pom Hon showed net gains- of
t to 6 points. Toward noon the market was
sold down to about the opening price. The
balance of the Session was quiet and
i rather Irregular and the market at the
.close was within 1 to 8 points of the lowent
for the day. The final tone was steady
and prices net 1 to 26 points lower. Sales'
est I mated at 160,000 bales,
ST. IXII8. July l.-COTTON-Qulet;
middling, 12 Wc; sales, none; receipts, none;
shipments, none: stock, 11.715 hales.
LIVERPOOL. July 17. COTTON Spot In
fair demand, prices 10-14 points higher;
American middling fair, 84d; good rild
dllng, 4.68d; middling, 6 44d; low mldd'tng
6 ld; good ordinary, l.d; ordinary, 6 Gad
The sales of the day were lo.OOO bales of
which 4. Grf were for speculation and export
and Included 9,900 American. Receipts, 2 0j0
bales, Including 1.4Xi American. Futures
opened steady aad cloeed eaay. American
middling, g. o. c, July. 6.18d; July-Auut
l.(!17d; August-September, 6. 1Mj1. 14d ;
September-October, (-M; Optobr-Novem-ber.
6.27d; November-December, i.lBd; December-January,
6. 120M3J Januarv-Feb
ruary, i.UJ; February-Uarcii, 6 JUW; Marvk.
April, 6. luo.