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    THE OMAHA DAILY HE Hi TIITJKSPAY. JULY 2.'. 1U.
8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Gorcnment Eeporti Aid Whest Till Sellers
Hood Mirket and Cams Blum p.
CORN AND OATS HARDLY CHANGE AT ALL
Provisions RM(t BMwl Tuesday's
Friers and Tern to Twl Cents
Advance n Board of f
Trad.
CHICAGO, July 22 Wheat ruled weak
after a rather Ilrm npenlryr and the close
bi at a loss for September of c. Corn
Kan steady to a trifle easier, September
closing c lower. Oats were strong early,
closing iirm at a gain of c. Provisions
were unchanged to 10-i(12c higher.
The effect of yesterday's bjlllah govern
ment report stimulated the opening In
wheat nnd caused name early strength. Sep
tember wan a shade lower to a shade
higher at "Hc to hc, and Bold up quickly
to 7'iVie. On the advance, however, the pit
trader Bold freely and support was lack
ing. The result was an easing oft In prices,
which was furthered later In the session
by the unloading of long lines and by sell
ing orders from St. Louis. September went
down to 76o where commission houses
checked the decline and carried the price
back to H'riNc. the closing figures being
7W(i7tH o under yesterday.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 100.900 bu., with primary receipts 4X7,000
bu.,- Against l.OM.OOO bu. a year ago. Brad
treets world's visible supply showed a
decrease of 2,229,000 bu. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of 129 cars, which
with I run I recelDts of 46 cars. 15 of contract
grade, made a total for the three points of
174 cars, against jw last wee anu m a
year ago.
There was a good country ana commis
sion house demand for corn early increas
ing reports of uneven crop, and the market
showed strength. The break in wheat later
brought out liberal offerings and the ad
vance was soon lost. September closed
steady with a loss of He, at 4'.ie. after
ranging between 4e and 60Se. Trade was
not large and small receipts and firm cables
helped to suBtaln prices.
Trade In oats was largely local and prices
were somewhat better. The action of wheat
caused a feeling of dullness but a con
tinued support by local bulls on unfavor
able rroD advices saved the market from
a severe break and the close was at a
gain of o for September, at 2"Vi i-c,
with a run for the day from Z2Wa 33W.
There was some Improvement In the cash
demand. Local receipts were 164 cars.
Provisions were strong due to fair local
buying and an absence of outside liquida
tion, toarcther with a better feeling In hogs.
Trading waa rather quiet and without fea
ture. September closed unchanged at $14.25,
with lard 1O012VM higher, at t7.9o4l7.97V4. and
ribs up a shade at JS. 370 8.40.
Kstlmated recelDts for tomorrow: Wheat
40 cars; corn, 130 cars; oats, 175 cars; hogs,
a, ("D bead.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Artlcles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.lYes'y
Wheat
tJuly
July
tSept.
JHept
Corn
July Sept.
Dec.
Oats
July Sept.
Deo.
May
Pork
Sept Lard
Sept. Oct.
Ribs
Sept
Oct.
7ft876H,T676V4
'
76S4
7640
50
5jMi
49Va0a!
37i
S3VTs
a&0auv
14 30
7 90
7 65
8 40
8 12V4!
76
76
16
60
49T,
88
86
14 85
8 02H
7 2V4
8 40
8 15
75 75V4 75
76 7iV 75
t 75 75 78
76 75 :6Wa
49 49 49
49 49 49
49 48 49
87 M 37
32 32rq 32
33 33 33fg"4
35 85 ii
14 15 14 25 14 25
7 0 7 97 7 86
7 65 7 70 7 60
8 82 8 87 8 87
8 07 8 15 .8 07
No. t. tOld. JNew.
Cash nuotatlons were as follows: .
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 83.76U
8.90: stra Khts. .40ro3.iO: spring patents
J4. 0004.40; straights, Vi.Wi.W; bakers', 2.60
bis. ao.
WHEAT No. t red, 75(9v76c.
CORN No. 1. 4fcc: No.' 2 yellow. 50c,
OATS No. 2 white, 3c; No. 8 white,
88c.
KYE-No. 2. 49fi(?r53c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 42c; fair to
choice malting, 460oOc.
BKED No. 1 flax. 90c; No. 1 northwest
ern, 66c; prime timothy, 82.85; clover, con
tract grade, I12.(X('cJ 12.60.
. PROVISIONB-Mess pork, per bbl., $14.05
3 14.10. Lard, per 100 lbs., J7.77V407.8O. Short
ribs sides (loose), JS.12H0XS.3O. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $7.50j7.62; short clear
sides (boxed), 88.500 8.62.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu
32.316
93.325
202,100
637,950
19,930
49,oOO
11.957
114,250
281, 0)
61,016
OMAHA WHOl.EJAIE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and .notations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EOGS Fresh stock, loss off, 1.1c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 9c: spring
chickens, per lb., lo: roosters, accord
ing to ace. 4'.i5c: turltevs. 10iil3c; ducks, tJ
7c; geese. 50 7c.
BUTTER Paeklna stock. l?U011c: choice
dairy. In tubs. HIilUc; separator, 2cc.
r iti-.Hii msm rTesn cnufrrii iroui,
pickerel, 8c; pike, He; perch. 6c; buffalo,
7c; bliieflsh, 11c; whltrflih, 9c; salmon, 14c;
huddock. Iff; codfish, 12c? redsnnpper, 10c;
lobsters, boiled per lb.. 25c; lobsters, green,
per lb.. 23c: bullheads, 11c; catfish. 14c; black
bass. 2nc: halibut. Inn cranole. 12c: herring.
6c; perch, 6c; white bnss, 10c; bluenna. 8c.
KA.-i'pr ton. lis.
HAY Prices nunteri v Dtiiaba Wholrsnla
rieiilers' assoclntlon: Choice No. 1 upland.
$M; No. 2. tx: medium. $7.50: coarse, $7.
Rye straw, $7. These prices are for hay of
good color and quality Demand fair and
receipts light.
CUlliS 45c.
OATS 38c.
RYE No. 2. 45e.
VEGETABLES.
NEW POTATOES Southern, per bu., 70
PARSLEY Per dor. bunches, SOc.
CUCUMBERS Home grown, per doi., 40
45c.
BEANS Home crown, wax. per market
basket, 26c; string, per market basket, 2&o.
PEAS-Home grown, per market basket
35c.
CAULIFLOWER Home crown. Der do..
50c.
CABBAGE New California, per lb., 1
IV.
GREEN CORN-Per dos.,
TOMATOES Texas, cer 4-basket crate.
75(f) We.
it m. harm Per lb., ic.
NAVY BEANS Per hit.. 82.80.
CELERY Michigan, per dos.. 250.
ONIONS New California drv. Der lb.. Ic:
Texas, per lb., 2c.
FRUITS.
BLACK RASPBERRIES Home grown,
per 24-qt. case, Jl. 7602.00.
PLUAiB-HuroanKs. i.a; isomons, per
box, $1.25; P. D., per box, $1.26; Goose, per
24-qt. bor, $1 .60.
Pill i i rageay, per dox. i.3.
PEACHES California. Hales' Early, per
box, $1; St. John's Early freestone and
early Crawfords, S1.15(U1.26.
Cl kkain i i er io-qi. case, z.
GOOSEBERRIES Per 16-qt. case, $2.
PEARS California, Bartlett's, per box.
J2.RO02.75.
CANTKLOUPE Texas standard, per
crate, $2 50; per crate, $1.76.
Al'l'lr,ri iew stock. Vfc-DU., (tc.
WATERMELONS Texas, 25'830o sach.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons. 76ci
Turkish, per W-lb. box, 18c.
ORANGES Mediterranean, all sues. 13.25:
St. Mlckes or paper rind, all slses, $3.a0((j)
4.00: Va enclas. St. 2
LEM N'S California fancy. 800 to 350
sizes, $i.75Cu.00; 240 to 270 sizes, $4.50Cu.CHJ.
M ISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb.. lOo.
POPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled, 4c
HIDES No. 1 green. 0c; No. 2 green.
6c; No. 1 salted, 7V; No. 2 salted, 6c:
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 1 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veai
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry salted hides, h'd
12c; sheep pelts, 25a76c; horse hides, $1.5oS
2.60.
NUTS walnuts, no. l sort shell, per lb..
17c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell.
ter lb.. 13c ; xvo. t nara sneii. per lb.. Via:
Brazils, per lb., 12c; Alberts, per lb., 12o;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell,
Der lb.. 16c: pecans, large, per lb.. 12o:
Small, per lb.. 11c; cocoanuts. per dos.. 61c:
chestnuts, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per tb.. 5c;
roasted peanuts, per id., ic; Diaca walnuts,
per bu., $7; hickory nuts, per bu., $1.60.
St. Lon Is Orala and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, July 22. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cosh, elevator, 76c; track,
79-(80c; July, 77c; September, 7676o;
December, 78c; No. 2 hard, 7277c.
CORN Easy; No. 2 cash, 48c: track, 48
48c; September, 48'&49c; December, 46o.
OATS Weak; No. 2 cash. 34c; track, 85(9
36c; September, 31c; December, 82c; No.
2 white, 40c.
RYE Steady at 60c
FLOUR Dull; red winter ptnt. $3.90(9
4 00; extra fancy and -Straight $3.603.86;
clear, $3.2003.35.
SEED Timothy .nominal, $2.50.
COItNMEAL Steady, $2.70.
BRAN Easy; sacked, east track, 688i70a
HAY Firm; timothy, $8.00(315.60; prairie,
$7.0oj 10.50.
IRON COTTON TIES-81.05.
BAOOING-56c
HEMP Twine, 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; jobbing,
standard mess, $14.66. Lard, higher at $7.20.
Bucon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, $s.b7;
clear ribs, $9.12; short, clear, $9,62.
METALS Lead, Arm at $4.12. Spelter,
strong at $5.50.
POULTRY Steady: chickens. o;
springs, 12c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 9c; geese,
3d 4c.
BUTTER Slow; creamery, 1521o; dairy,
I4(&17c.
EGGS Lower, 13c, loss off.
RecelDts. ShlDments.
Flour, bbls 7,000 10,000
Wheat, bu 128.000 78.000
Corn, bu 79,000 70,000
Oats, bu 42,000 44,000
firm and where goods are wanted for Im
mediate shipment high prices are being
paid. The market, however, lacks specu
lation and conditions are likely to remain
unchanged until the jobbers' fall trade
commences In earnest.
NEW YORK. STOCKS AKD IIOXDS.
After All Day lff-"n in Valors
Prices Recover Somen hat.
NEW YORK, July 22-The price level of
securities made some recovery today In an
irregular market The opening rise met re
newed selling, especially In the United
States Steel stocks, which caused a wav
ering In the whole list. With a relaxation
of the urgent pressure upon these stocks
the market took a better tone and started
more steadily upwards. There were occa
sionfl slight renctlons, but the tradlnr fell
away to normal proportions at the reces
sions, until the last hour of the session.
At this time the market paused for a time
and then turned downwards on a growing
volume of selling and closed easy. The
principal active stocks had been lifted from
2 to i points over last night and the re
action loft them not more than half of the
extreme gains. The upward movement of
prices was accompanied by as little as the
recent severe declines, but the pressure to
S5ll was not felt and a partial rebound win
normal. The demand from the shorts waa
an Important element In the buying, as a
matter of course, after so violent a de
cline as that which has been occurring.
No other Inducement to cover shorts was
needed than the failure to dislodge stocks
with the recent customary ease. The
alarming rumors of financial difficulties
were numerous, yet all failed of corrobor
ation today, and this formed a negative In
fluence on the buying side of the market.
Some of the commission houses profesa to
have some buying orders of an Investment
character. These were not In large amounts
and they did not follow the market far
on any advances. The rise In the dividend
rate on Erie's first preferred from 3 to a 4
per cent basis made Itself felt to some ex
tent In the market. Many past hopes of
dividend increases, raised by the large sur
plus earnings, reported by various railroad
companies have been held In abeyance
since the period of putting surplus earnings
Dack into improvements, and sometimes In
addition Issuing bonds for additional Im
provement funds. Some of the high prices
ot last year in Blocks were based upon
probable dividend Increases which were
confidently counted upon, and comparative
ly few of which were realized. The Erie
Increase Is the first Incident to revive any
hope that some of these expectations may
be realized later, In spite of the prevalent
competition for ready funds amongst rail
road corporations. The early strength in
the grain market was logically against
stocks, but It was Ignored, and the late
reaction In grain failed equally to hold
stocks at the top level. Reports of rail
road earnings for the day were not us
favorable as In other recent cases. Mis
souri Pacific's gross Increase for May of
$3(i8,923 was charged to a net decrease of
$(i8,131 by the enhanced cost of operation.
Pittsburg. C, C. & St. L. gain of $3o6.4.".l
In gross for Juno was reduced to a net
gain of only $fil.264 by the higher operating
cost. On the other hand Chicago & North
western registered a gain of over 19 per
cent In gross earnings for June, while that
stock fell 1 on the stock exchange. There
was a notable falling off In the number cf
Inactive stocks to show wide declines on
the marketing of small blocks. Colorado
Fuel preferred was the only notable exam
ple, 100 shares of that stock selling 22 points
lower than the last preceding sale.
The active bond Issues were firmer, but
weaKnesa of some of the Investment Issues
made the market Irregiilnr. Total sales, par
vaiue, sz,i75,uw. united states bonds were
unchanged on call.
Following are the Quotations on the New
rork Stock exchange:
Atchlion 44 St. Faul pfa 170
da pfd MWSo. f'aulAc 46
Bit. Ohio 2( So. Hallway 21
do Rtd HI do pfd 116
Canadian Pacino ....Ul Trial & Pad lie 26
Central of N. I K Toledo, St. L. 4k W. 2u
Cuea. t Ohio MM! 4o pfd 1
Chicago t Alton UVUnlon Pacino 76ft
do ptd MVal do pfd W
Chicago 0. W ltHiWabaah 11
do let ptd .'V ao pia as
Chlcaio N. W....162W Wheeling A L. It
Chloago Tar. at Tr.. UfciWIa. Ceutral 17ft
do pfd tu do pfd a
C. C. C. aV St. L 76 Adama Ex 221
Colorado so lSftlAmerican Ex 171
do lat pfd U united Btatea Ex luo
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific had the
best tone. Prices closed firm.
PARIS, July 22 Prices at the opening
of the bourse today were Irregular and
business was restrictive. Later stocks be
came heavy snd continued so until the
close. Spanish securities weakened, owing
to ren II rations. Rio Tlntos lost 1 point.
The rate of private discoutd was 2 11 -16 :
3 per cent rentes, 7f 4:o for the account.
BERLIN, July 22. Business on the bourse
today was quiet. Iron and coal shares re
acted moderately, owing to profit-taking.
Industrial and government securities were
steady. Ijiter trading in all departments
w.is stagnant.
Exchange on Ixindon, 10m 37rfgs for
checks. Discount rates: Short bills. 3
per cent; three months' bills, 3 per cent.
a i .
Itoaton Stock Quotations.
BOSTON, July 22.-Cnll loans, 3H4 per
cent; time loans, Mi6 per cent. Official
closlns prices on stocks anil bonds:
Alrtili in 4a Allouri
Mel. Central 4a 13 Ani!Samated
Atchlaon MH'ttlnham
do ptd '., clnmt A llerla..
Boston & Albany.... 24lt ji'rnlrnnlal
HoHlnn ft Me 170 ifor-per Kanga
HnMon Klevated ....17 I'mnhilnn Coal ....
N. Y.. N. H. at H...19:.i Kranalln
Fltrhburz pfd 131 ! Kovale
t'nlnn Pacific 7fiH Mohawk
Men. Central lltV cceola
Amrr. Sugar 114 parrot
do pfd UkVUulncr
American T. A T. .. .131 K Santa Fe Copper...
Dominion 1. A S HTamarack
Mafta. Klectrlo 21 ft Trtmountaln
do pfd m Trinity
t'nlted Fruit loOft t nlted States
V. 8. flee 1 23 't'tah
do pfd 71 Victoria
Weattttah. Common.. RA 'Winona
Adrenture tft Wolverine
. '
. 4SS
. 23
.4211
. irft
. 4t
. tb
. 7
. ft
. Sftft
. 41
. II
. M
1
. 0
.. u
.. 4"4
. lft
. 4ft
. I
. 714
. 12 ft
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, July 22 Bank clearings for
today were $1,199,841.36; increase over corre
sponding day of previous year, $153,279.32.
OMAHA LIVE STOCli MARKET
Beef Steers Bold Btroii". to a Dims Higher
and Cows About Stead.
HOGS OPENED HIGHER. BUT CLOSED WEAK
Good Demand for sheep and Lambs
iron Packers and Market Rated
Active, Ttlth Prices Strong
to Test Cents Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 22.
Receipts were: Cattle, tlogs. bheep.
Ollit ial Monday z.t b.RJi 11.16
Olliclal Tuesuay 3,215 7,9. 12.1"8
Olhclal Wednesday 2,bJ4 S.IkW 9.9?3
19,843
yu.ilti
2J.6-'4
2tf,520
39,7)
23,686
23.V03
21.273
7.971
V,t7U
9.5(7
24,276
Three days this week.. 8,0(16
Same days last week....lu.2xj
Same weeK beiore ,i"8
Same tniee weens ago... 12,691
Banie four weeks ago..,.14,lX7
8ame dava last veur 8.015
HUCE1PTS r'OH THE YEAR TO l'aio.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and Bheep at Soutn omaiia for
the year to date and comparisons wltli last
year: iwi. 1902. Inc. ltsc.
t. utile bW.M 4Ol,lo0 14h,lb3 ......
Hogs l,4J,,.o l,4jo,io
blitil 144,ili
Average price paid tor nogs at Soutn
Omaha lor the last several oays with com
Date. 1903. 100e.im.llW41&.llh88.il887:
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa easy; creameries, 17Vs'0
1U Vic; dairies, loWu'lSc. Eggd, easy; at
murk, cases included, HloV. Cheese, firm
at ltxtt'llVsc.
NEW TURK CiHKttRAI. MARKET.
(notations of tha Day oi Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 22. -FLOUR Receipts,
14,706 bbls.; exports, 3,490 bbln.; market un
settled, closing easy; winter patents,
$3.144.30; winter straights, $3.60(ij43.b6;
Minnesota patents, $4.4o44.65; winter
extras. $2.90fri3.2O; Minnesota bakers, $.1.50(9
1.75; winter low grades, $2.7i3.0o. Rye flour
steady; fair to good, $J.Xu3.S6; choice to
fancy, $3.4(4t8.60.
C'ORNMKAIj-DuII: yellow western, $1.U;
city. $1.10; kiln dried, $3.2ui3.25.
RYKQulet; No. 2 western, 4SV4c t. o. b.,
afloat; state, 58(&-59V4c, c. I. f., New Tork.
BARLKV Steady; feeding. 52c, c. t. f.,
New Vork; malting, 6iyu57o, c. 1. f., New
York.
WHEAT Receipts. 41,350 bu. ; spot easy;
No. 2 red, 80V elevator and 80o f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, 91c f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 91 He f. o b.
afloat. Options opened steady and were
generally very nrm-au me iorenoon on ca
bles, adverse corn reports, small winter re
ceipts and covering. Later bears attacked
the market with succeas, forcing out con
siderable long wheat and a sharp decline In
price with the close Vao net lower. Sales
Included No. 2 red July, sov.ti Wao, closing
kuSc; September, W) 6-16u 81 7-16c. closed
IWHo; December, SONfrSlHc. closed 80c.
CORN Receipts, 26,100 bu.; exports, 18,052
bu. Spot easy; No. 2, 56c elevator and
6to f. o. b.. afloat; No. I yellow. 67"ic: No.
t white, 67Vc. Options were also strong
after the opening on further outside buying
west, lighter receipts and good shipping
aemana, nut eventually Drone wltn wheat,
closing Vu-tic net lower. July. 56HSf57:Wc.
closed 56Sc; September, 55(h56Sc, closed
d6c; Ieoember, UiWa'Mc, closed Kc.
OATS. Receipts, fl.2o0 bu. Snot tjulet;
No. 2, 40v4nc; standard white. 41ffl
41c; No. , 4('iil"iic; No. 2 white. 42ft42.ic;
No. $ white. i41'ii41Uc: trsck western white.
4t"(147c; traek white, Btate. 404i47c. Options
anvancea witn corn, out nnauy sold on
KKK11 Kasy.
BRAN Lower: spring. $17 fsW17.R0; mid
dling, $19.00-11 30.50; Winter, $l8.fj'20.00; city.
$l7.7fffl.UO.
HAY Quiet ; shipping, SOiSfioc; good to
cnoire. 91.1-1. io.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice
1 crop, 154-21Uc: 1901 cron. lOfilSe: nM'
6ii7c. Pacific coast. 1902 crop, lOJjile; ISol
crop, is 16c: olds, bgt&c.
HIUKS Dull; Galveston, SO to 26 lbs
ISc; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas dry.
4 in au Hi',
I-KATHKR Steady; scld. 23lff25He.
RICK firm; domestic, fair to extra, it
CV: Japan, nominal.
HROVISIONS-Beef. easy; family, $Oon
fiiu.au; mess, nire.t; Deer ntnii, $20 501
22. uu; packet, 9.0i(i.50; city extra India
mesa. $15.0u(i 18.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies, $9.2..all.u0; Pickled shoulders, $7 O i
7.50; pickled hams. Jl2 5u'y 13.25. Uird, stendy-
wptwni aioeuiru, o.t,', uiy I'luaea at M. 10
nominal; refined dull; continent, $ 10
rioulh America, $3.75: compound, $7.50117 75
Turk, steady; family, $i7.5vti Is.fu; sjiori
clear, $16 OCkjj 17.76; mess, $16.6.i 17.26.
TAL,lAJ-VJulet; city, 6Vuoyc; countr
4W(.i4o.
lit i i r.n neceipts, ib.uiio pkgs.; unset
tied; state dulry, 14l8c; creamery. 15u2uo
KOOS Receipts, 16.000 pkgs. ; Irregular
Western firsts to extras, Hyl.vfto.
IMILIIIY-Allve, nrm; western spring
chickens, 19c; fowls, 14ftc; turkevs, lie
drewied, firm; western broilers. 2jc: fowls!
13e: turkevs. 13ul5c.
Mt7rAI Tin was firm, but a little Inw.r
In London, spot thers closing at 123 5s and
luiurea at xu ins. lx-ully tin was dull
cloKlng at $27.26)i'27.50. Cornier was lrr'
Id r In Indun, spot advancing 2s 6.1 to i.6ti,
wmia iuiuivi ucvimru . ou IO aad. jO
cally copixrr was also lower, lake and elee
trolytiu being quoted at $'.3 26'al3 50 and
casting st till". ix-aa aecunea 2s Sd I
Ixndon to 11 7s d. but was firm In N',
York. elontneT at $4.Soi4 50. Bi elter waa im
chanKed In tondon at 6s, and In New
York at aa.'wft. iron t'losed st 52s 4d I
Olaxirow and st 45s lOUd In Mlddlesoor.
locally Iron was without further Than,
No. 1 foundry Is quoted at IH i 19 w: No.
I foundry northern at $17.6 'u In ia); No. 1
lounary souinern nnn ro. 1 lounary south
ara sou a sii.Kxtfw jB.
Visible Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK. July 22. Special cable and
telegraphic dispatches received by Brad
street's show the following changes In the
vullable supply, compared with last ao
count:
WHEAT United states and Canada, east
of Rockies, decrease, 1,928,000 bu.; afloat for
and In Europe, decrease, 300,000 bu. J total
...... 1 . M cw. c, 'i a 'X I . . , ,11 1
CORk United States and Canada, eaajfof
Rockies, decrease, 681,000 bu.
OATS United States and Canada, east of
Rockies. Increase. 21,000 du.
Among the more Important decreases re
ported are" those of 6u8,000 bu. In Manitoba,
lib.uuu nu. at ion rcuron, ,iw du. ai ireppt
Harbor. 60.000 bu. at East St. Louis. 56.000
bu. at Milwaukee private elevators and
n rWl hn a t Alfron.
The leading Increases ara those of 118,000
bu. at Chicago private elevators and 70,000
bu. at Dallas.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. July 22. WHEAT Sep.
tember, 65Ho; December, 67VrS7,4c;
cash. No. 2 hard. 69fi69He: No. 8. 672Sc:
No. 4. SSGiiSc; rejected. Jc; No. 1 red, 72(9
72Hc; No. 3, 70&71c; receipts, 64 cars.
CORN September, 4&ftc; December, 44jf
444c; No. 2 white, 50c; No. $. 49(&494c.
OATS No. 1 white, 40c; No. 2 mixed, SS
WiC.
RYE NO. Z. 600,
HAY Choice timothy. $13: choice prairie.
$10.51 x 11.00.
bu iteh-creamery, lajytsc; rancy aairy.
16c.
EOGS Fresh. 11 "Ac.
Kecetpts. enipments
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
..43.200
.26.4oO
. 9.000
do Id pfd..
11 IWella-Famo Ex 180
Iiel. 4k Hudeon, lMVAmal. Copper
Del. L. aV W 131
Denrer a R. O...:.. 24ft
7
.. SO
.. 47ft1
.. "ft
..116
.. 17
.. 85
..110ft!
Amer. Car A
ao pfd
Amer. Un. Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotlrs .
ao prd
American S. A R.,
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref..
Anac. Mlnlna Co...
., orooaiyn a. t
.. 17 icolo. Fuel aV Iron.
.. ilftjColumbua at H. C.
.. t iCona, Oas
..1041 Oeo. Klectrlo
..UJ Inter. Paper
..114ft o pfd
.. 74 xlnter. Pump
., tl xdo pfd
.. 0ft National Blecult ..
.. ft, National . Lead
IB r.o. American
do pfd.
Kris
do lat pfd
do Id ptd
Great Nor. ptd
Hocklnf Valla ...
do pid
Ullnoli Central ...
lows Central
ao pfd
K. C. Southern....
do pfd .v....
L. at N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ry
Minn. A St. I.
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. A T
do ptd
Nat. R. H of ilex
do pfd lift racinc Mall ....
N. Y. Central llUft People's Oaa ...
Norfolk A W eSft.Preaaed 8. Car..
do pfd M do pfd
Ontario A W J2ft Pullman P. Car.
Pennajrlranla I2ift Hepubllc steel .
P., C. C. A St. L.... 4 I 4o pfd
Readlns 48,Rubber Oooda ..
do, lat pfd 10 oo pro
do id pfd . 47ft
Rock Inland Co ft
do pfd U
St. L. A 8. F 6
xdo lat pfd 71
do Id pfd 40
St. L. 8. W H
do pfd 12 ft
Bt. Paul 141ft
x Offered.
Tenn. Coal A Iron.
u. b. leather......
do pfd
V- 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. steel
do pfd
WaeUira Unlos u
. 45H
. lift
. 16ft
. ft
. ft
. 17
. U
. 42H
. Ht
.11414
. 77ft
. 47ft
. 41
. 14ft
.16 ft
.141
. 13
i
. 17
. 7S
. S7
. n
. 82ft
. 6ft
. 4r.H
. Mft
.101
. 12ft
. esft
. 11
. 74 ft
. 41
. 714
. si
. lift
. 47
. S3
71ft
Minneapolis W heat, Floor and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS.' July 22. WH EAT Cash,
84'c; July. 83!c; September, 74ftc; Decem
ber, 73i4t73c; No. 1 hard, 86Hc; No 1 north
ern, Mftc; no. 2 nortnern, e.-ftc; no. i
northern. TT'&SOc.
Fl.OUR lrst pstents. In wood, t. o. b.,
Minneapolis, $4. 554 .66: second patents, $4.40
450; first clears, u.ixxaJ.ou; second clears.
$3.4v(t3.BO.
BKAN-In DU1K, (lZ.UtXS 12.00.
Philadelphia Prodsee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 22 -BUTTER
Firmer; extra western creamery, 20Vkc; ex
tra nearby prints, 23c.
EOOS Firm, good demand: fresh nearby.
lRHc, loss off; fresh western, 18t"619c, loss
off; fresh southwestern, UM517C, loss off;
rresfi sontnern, inline, loss ore.
CHEESE Steady. fair demand: New
York full creams, choice, new, lOftloc;
New York lair 10 gooa, new, Kft'jluc.
New Tork Money Market.
NEW TORK. July 22.-PRIME MERCAN
TILE PAPER Firm, 6H(& per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy at $4.8625
54.8630 for demand and at J4.K4o6.g4.8410 for
sixty days; posted rates, 4.to and $4.87Vt
cominerclal bills. $4.844.84'4.
SILVER Bar, 64ftc; Mexican dollars,
43C.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad
Irregular.
The closing; quotations on bond are as
follows:
...104H I A N. unl. 4a 71
...v-ivaiex. central ia 72
...1U, do la Inc 10
...luaft iMInn. A Bt. L. 4s.. Mft
...l4ft M . K. A T. 4a 6ft
...liift, do Is 7
...111 iN. T. C. f, Ifta Mft
...111 liN. J. C. gen. 6a. ...127
...I'M No. PaclBo 4a KKift
...101 do la 71ft
... WH N. A W. con. 4a
... t7ft Readluf (en. 4a Mft
...ino St. L. A I. II. e. la.lll
... 1 St. h. A 8. F. 4a.... Mft
...."w 01. ij. o. W. ia 1
..iue 1 ao Mm 74
..103ft 8. A. A A. P. 4a.... 71
da la Ine 71 'So. Pacific 4a ar.u
1 nee. at unro e. . . . nu. nauwar aa Ill
cnicato at a. aa... nnfm a Pacific la. ..114
C, R. A Q n. 4a ... Sk4. iT. St L A W 4a.... 74
c, M A Bt r 1. 4a... 107 ft L'nion Pacific 4a '4
C. A N. W. e. 7e....lI0ftl do cony. 4a MV
V. rat. ts, rag.
do coupon
do Ia. res
do coopon
do new 4a, rag..
do coupon
do old 4a. res...
do coupon
do fa, rag
do eouaon
Atchison sen. 4s...
do adj. 4a
Bal. A Ohio 4a...
do Ifta
do conv. 4o
...... a . . .
72,800' rlr... - n. a...
2,000
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL. July 22. WHEAT Snot.
No. 1 northern, spring, steady at 6slVjd;
No. 2 red. western, winter, dull. 6s 2d: No.
1 California, dull at 7s 6Sd. Futures, steady;
July, nominal; September, 6s 3d; December,
6s 2'id
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed. 4s 4d.
Futures, steady; July, nominal: SeDtember.
4s 4Sd.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, July 22. -WHEAT-Weak;
No. 1 northern. 8T.V't87c; No. 2 northern,
M'oKt'.c: September, new. 75c.
RYE Dull: No. 1. 611i52c.
HARLEY Dull; No. 2. 5S0c; sample, 40
ejric.
CORN Septemlier, 43c.
Dnlnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. July 2.-WHEAT-In store
No. 1 northern. 84e; No. 2 northern. 82'iJ
s.c: 10 arrive, no. 1 nara, K-Ho; No. 1
northern. 8ic; .No. 2 northern, 79c; Sep
tember, 76c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111., July 22-CORN-Flrnt and
n'uher: No. s. 4Hc; No. 4. 48c.
OATS Dull: No. 3 white. SSt.c; No. 4
white, -:lc; No. I mixed, new, SOfta
Toledo Heed Market.
TOLEDO, Ju:y 22. -SEEDS Clover, dull
and steady; October, $5.40 asked. Prime
iimoiny, 41.au.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. July 23-lRT GOODS
loiuinue in a aeprraaea condition as far
as eusiueM is coucerueo. frtves are very
C. R. I. A P. 4a ... 100
C C C A St L f. 4a.. M
Chlcaco Tar. 4a 7
Colorado So. 4a 17
Ii.nrer A n. O. 4a.. t7ft W heel. A L. E. 4a
Kria prior nen a.... wt w ia. central 4a..
wabaah la 11414
lo 2a
weat Shore 4a 107ft
H9ft
7
do general 4a az ii:on. Tobacco 4a &7V
r. l. u. ..ti u,. r . z . con. u. It
Hocking Val. 4fta....l"4ft Rock laland 4a 77
renn. con. ifta lu. s. Bteel 2d ta.... 81ft
z Offered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, July 23. Closing quotations:
rnnaola for moner... M INew York Central iu
ao ircouiu m ,-,..uiiui. ac neaiern... a4ft
Anaconda 4ftl do pfd 41
Atchlao 4lift Ontario A Weatarn... 3ft
OO PIO . "n7lnia
Baltimore A Ohio.... "4 Rand Mlnca..,,,
Canadian Pacific 12ft Reading
Cheaapeake A Ohio.. 34ft do lat pfd
Chicago Q. W 17 ' do Id pfd
C M. A Bt. f .lft Southern Ry
tVRrera luftl do pfd
penTer A R. O. 21 I Southern Paclflo 4ft
do pfd tlftil'nlon Pacific 7J
ao prd
41ft
10ft
41
3K
I!ft
Mft
Erie
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Illlnola Central
l.ouliTllle A Naah
Mlaaourt, K. A T.
31
. f3
.134
.1
. 20
fTnlted Statea Steal. ..!.?
do Dfd
Wabaah
do pfd
'4
12
St
BAR SILVER Quiet st 26d per ounce
MONEY lW'alH per cent. The rate o
discount In the open market for short hlih
Is 21j2 5-l6 per cent and for three-months
bills is a-ltas per cent.
few Tok Vln'ae tanatlnna
NEW TORK, July 22 The following are
the quotations on 1110 ftw 10m Stock ex
cnange:
Adama Con
Alice
Breece
aKruriavtck Con...
Comatock Tunnel.
Con. ral. A Va.
10
II
11
I
T
Little Chief
Ontario ....
ihlr
a Phoenix ...
fotnel
.124 Ravage
Horn Silver 1 ISIerra Nevada
Iron Silver 143 Small Hopea ..
Ladvllle Con I 'standard
z Offered.
. 4
,.t0
.Vta
.
. 10
14
,. M
. Ui
-lit
Forelsn Finaaelal.
INDON. July 22 Money In the marke
today 'jras almost obtalnshle on borrowers
termn. On the Stock exrhanse. business
owing to the sbsenee of public stiiport
was depressed, in sympatnv witn Amer
l-ans. consols were siso arrected by the
Japan-Russia war rumors and new corpora
Hon loans). Home rails were dull. Amer'
imi opened weak, and especially Unite
States Steel, lo response to New York
hardened to about parity, and remain r
unsettled. Atchison, Topeks, at Santa Fs
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 22 WOOL Steady to
firm; medium grades combing and clothing,
lSfi22c; light fine, liii-nlsc; heavy line, 12&15c;
tub washed, 2029'.
NEW YORK, Julv 22. -WOOL Firm.
BOSTON, July 22. WOOL Quotations:
Kentucky and Indians, three-eighths
blood, 21c; quarter blood, 24c; braid,
i."ic. Texas, twelve months, 19I& 20c:
six to eight months, 17ftolKc; 'all, lo
16c. California, northern, choice, 19c; mid
dle counties, lW17r; southern, 12fn 17c. Ore
gon, eastern, BtHple, 17C(tl8c; clothing, It
Me. Territory, Idaho, fine, 14fil5c; line me
dium, lO'.y&n'-ic; medium, 18(tfl9c. Wy
oming, fine, 14'.il5c; tine medium, ltiHnHo;
medium, lKMulltc. Utah and Nevada, fine,
irrfil6c; fine medium, 17fil.se; medium, lHlf
20c. Dakota, tine, hVul6o; tine medium, lfiVk'tf
Vfec; medium, lS'iClic. Montana, line cholco,
18C(il9c; tine average, 16Wil7V4c; fine me
dium choice, ISfir 1!l-: average, liflife Col
orado, New Mexico, etc., line, 11(3 12c: fine
medium, Mtfloc; medium, lbiulbc; coarse,
14-(il5c.
LONDON. July 22. WOOL The fourth
series of the 19ti3 Miu tlon sales closed today.
When the series opened, merinos ruled un
hanged, but Inferior greasy and faulty
scoureds were somewhat irregular. Subse
quently all except the better grades of
greusy weakened and declined B per cent
below the May average. Toward the end
of the series these grades were steadier,
ut the loss was not recovered. f inest
greasy crossbreds were always In demand,
occasionally realized 5 per cent advance.
Medium and coarse at the opening ot the
Bales advanced 7V4 per cent and under con
siderable American purchases, closed 10
per cent higher. Scoureds which freely
offered sold unevenly meaitim aecnning 0
per cent. South African wool was not In
great demand and withdrawals during tne
series were larger than usual. All South
African grades, except light combing greasy
and super-snowwnites, declined b to ift per
cent. During the series 156,000 bales were
catalogued, of which 80,000 were taken by
he home trade, ta.ooo ny tne continent, ana
000 by America. There were s.oou Dales
eld over for the fifth series. At today's
ales 7,142 bales were offered. Fine qual
ities were firm. Following are the sales In
detail: New South Wales, 700 bales, scoured,
6Vidi"als 8d; greasy, 5di61s. Queensland, 500
bales, scoureu, l.iu'uis iii'-in; greasy, moiia.
Victoria, 100 bales, scoured, 9d(frls; greaBy,
UCa9d. New Zealand. 1.100 bales, scoured,
t)Vlils7d; greasy, 4Vy.l'alsld. Cape of
Good Hope and Natal, 600 bales, scoured,
V4d8l greasy, 5(fi9d.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22. COTTON
Steady; sales, 1,325 bales; ordinary, 9 13-lftc;
good ordinary, llc; low middling, 124ic:
middling, 13c; good middling, 13!c; mid
dling fair, 1413-16c; receipts, 678 bales;
stock, 64,0Sr paios. jfutures nrm: Juiy,
13.30(it 13.33c; September, 11.04ffll.0oc; October,
.84f9.87c; November, 9.6fii9.68c; December,
.644i9.65c; January. 9.6259.64c.
NEW YORK. JuTjr 22, COTTON Market
opened firm at an advance of 37 points
under Detter tngusn caoies inn expecieu.
Shorts began covering and there was aso
some demand from brokers usually sup
posed to represent the clique, chiefly for
September, as tne session progressed tne
action of July attracted attention In con
nection with the approach or tne xiist de
livery day In that month. EarljSJln the
mnnilna there was a sale of July at 12.80c
In the afternoon it sold at 13c, not a single
bale having Dassed hands In the interval.
and from 13c It was bid UD to 13.30c. or 10
points over the hlghet previous price for
tne season. 11 nnajiy who cjuuibu at xo.uv
bid. August sold up to 12.48c and Septem
ber to 10.95c. with the general list at the
best price of the session, reaching a level
lnr60 points higher. A feature In the aft
ernoon was the demand of Wall street for
September and October, and wnne tnere
was more or less bull support, it looked to
be mostly a case of BhorU covering. In
the last few minutes tnere was a realising
that eased prices off a few points, but the
market was Anally steady, net 16a50 points
higher. Bales were estimated at 250,000
bales.
ST. LOUIS. July 22. cotton steady :
middling. 124c; sales, 18 bales; receipts, 42
, , . v. 1 . not k.l... I. a 700
Uaies; tMllt'lilCllir, aoy l, a. 1 n , biifi.iv, ,iou
bales.
LIVERPOOL. July Z2. CO 1 TON opoi.
good business done, prices 1416 points
higher; American middling fair, 6.96d; good
middling, 6.78d; middling, 6.54d: low mid
dling, 628d; good ordinary, 5.98d; ordinary.
5.78d. The Bales ot tne uay were iz,tj
bales, of which 6,000 were for speculation
and export and Included 11.800 American;
l . . O .'. .A I ., I , , ,1 1 fJVI A v., -(. c n
1 ri ,l)ilo, .,uw I'utrn, iitiiiuuma " ' ...... ........
Futures opened and closed quiet and steady;
American miaanng, g. o. c, juiy, o.oia;
July and August, 6.296.30d; August and
September, 6.26d; September and October,
B.7fid: October and November. 6.364i6.37d:
November and December, s.ZhWo.id; De
cember and January. 6.2l5.22d; January
and February, 6.20d; February ana Marcn,
6.19d; March and April, 5.19d.
Oil and nosln.
OIL CITT. July 22. OIL Credit balances.
$1.63; certificates, no bid. Shipments, 84.895
bbls.; average, 79.630 bbls.: runs, 99.899 bbls.;
average, 73.72i bbls. Shipments, Lima, 76,-
IMi bbls.; average, U!,0:8 tibls.; runs, Lima,
75 980 bbls.; average, b4.815 tms.
savannah. July 22. uiLr-i urpennne,
Arm. Rosin, firm. Quote: A. H, C, $1.65;
E. $l.f'SM 70; r , $1.701.75! li. Jl.so; It. 2.30;
I. 12.75: K. $2.90; M. $3.00: N, $3.10; W. O..
$3.55: W. W., $.1.45.
NEW iokk, juiy 11. oil, tononaeea,
quiet. Petroleum, quiet. Turpentine, firm,
6:rj02',iC- Rosin, quiet.
Kvaporatrd Apples and Dried Frnlts
NEW TORK. July 22 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is quiet and prices with
out chance: common are quoted at vaAc:
prime, 64(860; choice, 6'dft)C; fancy, 6ii
1Uc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRT'ITS Prunes
continue to attract a fair lobbing demand
and the larger sizes show firmness, as
thnuah Drlces are unchanged, ranging from
3n to 7c for all grades. Apricots continuing
In moderate demand ruled steady to firm;
choice are quoted at 7'68,.4c and fancy at
KtftliVic Peaches are steady; choice are
still held at imivtc ana tancy at sitfiuvsc
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, July 22 COFFEE Firm :
spot Rio quiet; No. 7 Invoice, br; mild
easv. Futures opened quiet at unchanged
prices to a decline of five points in the
absence or aemana. put laier iui ncu siiKnuy
firmer In keening with steady primary mar.
kets, closing steady t unuhnnged prices to
an advanre of five rolnt. S'tles were 9.?V)
bags, including Julv at S65c; September, S.75
Ji30c; October, .5oc; ivovemner, siroc; tie
cember, 4 2o4425c, and May at 4.66c.
1
Ingar and Molasses.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22. SUGAR Du'l :
open kettle, 2V?i3 7-16c; centrifugal, 3'n'fT
S'fjc; centrifugal whites, 4:C; yellows, 3SW
4c; scconas. ayj'ftc.
MOLASSES Ouen kettle. 13(316c.
NEW YORK, July 22. SCOAR Raw.
firm: fair refining. 3 3-16c: centrifugal.
test, 3 ll-16c; molasses sjgar, $ll-16c; re
fined firm.
MOLASSES Firm.
Stork la fSlsrht
Following were the receipts of live stock
at the bix principal western cities yester
July l....
Juiy
July
July 4....1
Juiy 6....1
July ....
July 7....
Juiy 8....
July 9....
July lu...
July 11...
July u...
July is...
July 14...
July 15
6 b:4 J 64 0 M 4 Ki I "I
6 toltj 1 i 6 74 6 0l 8 75l
a. ee a. ee 1 a. 1 I
7 64 6 73 8 08 8 78! 8
5 60 6 79 6 1 8 W W, 8 28
6 tC 7 76 a U $ M ll J.
6 39 7 82 8 82 1111 1
6 44 7 W 6 m 6 13i I 8 7 8 80
6 Uvtt 7 hi 5 oil 6 la 8 90 2
6 to 7 79 6 92 6 V4 8 Ml 8 70
7 77 6 95 6 02 W 8 78 $ 8
e nf; ! . c .c c 11 fiUl Wl 1 14
D
Ate ,
M'Ml I 4W 9 a tf 1 "-i - r . .
C 1J ,' a. J C AW I at IkS. S 7 4. 1J
0 1" III. I ? I s- . 11
t IO 7 7 & 77I I 1 w 2 i
J Ul V h .1 h 4.1U.I 7 71 a M a IK I amt w
July 17... 6 18 7 72, 6 55 4 94 4 01 8 ;e
July 18... 1 6 7 73, 0 ottl 4 8 4 16, 8 82
July 19... 7 66 6 62 1 4 99i 4 2o 3 3 32
22H1 - I
JUiy il...l s 22 7 w 1
July 22... I a -o'ii 7 41 6 68
6 u? 4 a 3 81 3 34
1 4 34, 3 2.
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The official number ot cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
cattle. ruo" f"
C, M. St. P
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific Ry... 6
Union Pacnlc bystem
C. & N. W Ry..... 2
F., E. & M. V. R. R. 19
C, St. P., M. & O.... 17
B. & M. Ry 45
C, R. & Q Ry 6
K. C. & St. J 8
C, R. I. & P., east... 2
C, R. I. & P., west
Illinois Central
Total receipts ....118
The disposition ot the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle, nogs, oneep.
Omaha Packing Co 26
Swift & Company 724
Armour & Company 467
Cudahy Packing Co n7
Oinaha P. Co., St. Joe.... 46
Armour, Sioux City 128
Lobman & Co H
Huston & Co
L. F. Husi 26
W. B. Co
Werthelmer j
Other buyers 235
4
1
..
20 32 2
8
23 1 1
12 .. I
10 4 7
2 1-
T :: :i
2
" 88 12
866
1.150
2,124
1,236
"'238
335
848
4.367
2,126
783
1,155
Totals 2,681 6.939 9,278
CATTLE Receipts of cattle
moderate today, and as a result the market
was fairly active and good
thing, sold to better advantage than It did
yesterday. Trading was active uf
to finish, and everything was disposed, ot
'Veeft'ebuyers took hold ot the better
trades freely, and as there were none too
rnany to meet their requirements the mar
ket on that class could w.feiy be quoted
active and stronger with . v0tJ?Anyy
& ftoody sobianforytSTianyd
Cm ds"o?
rr.nr.le at steady prices, but Duyers
VerulVnoV1" A 'than
8TheycPowCemarket again held Just about
ot the choice heavy e-w. , In some
gwver. was
neglected, the same as nas e..
1
3
heavy supply of cow stun in mui,
.-a market on
for some Iltiw umo, au - -:- ,-.!....
C tui"J " . -I
HOH 7 8r " . ,-L arln
early clearance w , ju,t
about 'hrsamenoUsthey-dld yesterday.
There has been no material change in
f.upPJi,. k. said that there Is a feeder
marker The . few good cattle that nave
?o6e$3 7C5mwlfh "tr VWifVu,
dayi
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oinaha 2.524 ,n3 9.971
Chicago 20.000 22.tiii l,0.l
Kansas City 3.5 7. Kit K.uO
Ht. louts 6J 2.0110
St. Joseph 2.427 6.758 284
Sioux City 5.0 2,uuO ....
Totals 35.351 69.797 85,2f4
At Courtland Beach all the rest of the
week the great Jabour Circus. Thousands
visit It dally.
No.
1....
4....
19....'
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....1011 4 60 14
.... 4 60 41
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....111)1 4 44
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.... 171 4 46
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.... 176 4 46
....1144 4 70 7
....1101 4 70 44
....110 4 70 14
....1H7 4 70 II
....1141 4 70 14
....1140 4 71 M
....1116 4 76 M
...1214 4 76 1
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.W I 46 1 l"il 4 M
'. 1 SS 6 1011 4 71
" 1040 4 06 14 1304 4 66
m tu n m 4
... 174 1 M 1
1110 4 71
..1171 4 10
..134 4 10
..1121 4 60
..1270 4 10
..till 4 10
..1S10 4 0
..1341 40
..1241 4 10
..1214 4 10
..1361 4 10
..1314 4 M
..1337 4 66
..1361 6 00
..110 I Off
..1461 6 00
..1461 I 00
..13K4 (00
..1324 6 00
..1177 100
..1167 6 00
..1IM 6 00
..1261 I 00
..1361 i 10
..1371 6 10
..1411 6 10
..1613 I 14
1 10"0 I 70
.. IM I 16
..1030 I 10 y
.. W I 10
..1U10 I II
..1007 111
..1040 I II
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..10W) I 16
.. 60 I 16
. 044 I 10
..1041 I 10
. .100 I 16
..1060 I 36
..1190 I 40
.. H4 I 46
..1W0 160
..1071 160
..1210 I 60
146 I 60
710 1 00
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110 1 0
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610 1 16
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' 171 M
166 I 16
.... 460 I 10
1000 1 16
1060 I 16
1061 I U
... .10110 1 1
" 140 1 16 6
1090 I 40 T
.. 10 t 60 11
" 920 1 60 1
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191 I 66 1
' Ill i 40 1
1110 I S 1
94 I 10 1
1090 I II
1020 S 74 I
1120 1 15 4
166 I W 1
64 IH 1
.. no 1 00 1.
HEIFERS.
606 I 00 6
131 I 40 4
X 66 I 60 1
410 I 60 1
.. 646 t 66
BULLS.
... IM 1 16 1
" .... 6'.'0 1 60 1
' ....10o I 60 1
....11'") 1 I '
". 1116 I 40 1
12"1 I 6 1
.... 660 1 10 1
......1120 I 10 1
' 'calves.
140 4 00 T
.... 1' 4 00 1
STOCK CALVES.
.... 14 1 1 1
IL I U
STAGS.
STOCK0 COWS AND IIEIPUR&
.60 I 60
"BTOCKEhS AND FEEDERS.
610 1 60 11 791 t 60
... 6f I 60 6 ttl I as
40 I 26 11 141 I M '
170
NEBRASKA.
Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
1'i.tS 2 25 1 bull. 1640 2 50
liVtu 2 60 16 cows lw
6"0 8 60
W TOM I NO.
11 bulla.... 141 8 35 2 bulls 1605 S 86
f hull W-iO 3 65 59 steers.... 150
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176 I 16
164 I 60
...101 I 16
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...1160 4 00
...1210 4 00
...160 4 00
...1121 4 00
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...120 4 10'
...1060 4 10
...1120 4 16
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... 770 I 86
... 110 1 60
...1060 4 10
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...1210 I 00
...11.10 40
...1470 71
...1240 I 16
...1140 1 76
...1470 100
...1320 1 16
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75e
Commercial Transmission
of Marconigrams
Is being rapidly developed, and plans already
perfected comprehend the establishment of wire
less stations on the Atlantic coast', in Cuba.
Porto lUco, 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 suftiicent 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.
5or full particulars address,
MUNROE 6c MUNROE,
Broad Exchange nidg-.. N. Y.
Congress St.. Building-. Boston.
Gaff Building. Chicago.
Canada Life Bldgr., Montreal.
Or Greetishields & Everest.
Local Representatives.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. '
1 cow S83 2 W 3 cows..... 838 t 80
1 cow 82D 2 25
HOGS There was only a fair run of hog
here this morning and under the Influence
of a good local demand the market opened
fairly active and generally 2V486c higher
than yesterday's average. The heavy hogs
sold largely at 85.22V4 to 85.26, with the
mixed loads going at 85.25 and 85.27H. The
choice light weight went from 8580 to
to.35. Trading was quite brisk and the
bulk of the early arrivals was disposed of
In good season. About the middle of the
forenoon, however, some late trains arrived
and by that time packers had their more
urgent, orders filled, and as a result they
lowered their bids and did not want to pay
more than steady prices with yesterday
for wht.t was left. Salesmen all wanted
the advance paid In the morning, so the
close waa very slow. Representative sales:
No. rAr. sii. Pr.
44 137 40 I 26
II 224 110 I 21
10...
44...
44...
(7...
46...
'....
41...
44...
42...
(4...
41...
40...
44...
II.
No.
47...
42...
63...
41..
61...
46...
46..,
41...
66...
41...
17..
66...
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70..
II..
17..
64..
71..
61..
11..
44..
44..
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71..
43..
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41..
61..
10..
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61..
46..
70..
12..
IH..
61..
44..
44..
44..
62..
62.
At. Bta. Pr.
.211 240 20
.246 140 I 20
40 I 24
40 6 20
40 I 2(1
.. I 22H
10 6 21
10 I 12
.. 6 22
.. 6 22
10 I 22V4
304 140 I 22
.274 120 I 22
.231 10 I II
a 21
I 22
i 22
I 22
IM 140 I 22
..264 10 I 26
..K)2
..171
..3111
..261
..261
..241
..2M
..23
..221
...271
...240
...261
...240
..244
..231
..253
..131
..260
..241
,3
I 25
( 26
I 26
40 6 25
I
I 26
,.244 120 6 26
...2(1 140 6 24
...247 140 I 16
...281 ... 6 26
,..214 40 I 26
,..214 40 I 26
,..244 M 6 26
,..170 110 6 26
,..231 60 ( 26
,..264 140 6 26
...144 40 I 17
...260 20 I 37
...17 40 I 17
...216 120 6 27
37 211 120 I 27
7 226 110 6 27
74 Ill 40 ( 27
(3 143
II.
61.
.113
.271
....23 120 6 21
....277 60 I 26
....303 - 40 6 16
..231 120 6 26
10 6 25
... I 25
... 6 21
..244 114 I 25
. . 140 6 26
..251 160 6 36
..260 130 26
13..
40..
71..
71..
42..
17.
60 6 27
.234 ... 1 27
...241 140 4 27
0 6 27
IV I 27
...237 200 2;
...221 10 I 27
.',.231 40 I 17
40 I 27
..21
..:8
..241
I 23
i 25
...241 130 6 15
216 IO ( 25
..371
..267
88 Hi 120 i 27
lu 233 ... t 27
40 244 40 ( 27
12 226 40 6 27
10 16 ... 6 SO
43 260 ... 6 30
(0 317 ... 6 10
74 227 ... 6 30
71 221 ... 6 30
71.
134
60.
.3:1 120 I 10
.242 200 6 20
.14 ... 6 35
.143 . 6 35
SHEEP The Kaivv rcr! nt u rtt WAntarn
heen continued foriAV. hut the df.mnnti on
the part of packers was the heaviest that
11 nas Deen at any time tnis week. As
soon as salesmen arot their stuff sorted the
market ODened and tradins- was activA at
prices ranging strong to a dime higher than
yraieraay. ine Detter tne aualitv tne
greater the advance, but still even the
commoner kinds sold to tetter advantage,
so that a good many of the same kinds of
sheep that have been selling to feeders
went to the Backer. Owlnar to the .rlkllv
ine duik or tne otienngs was disposed of
In good season.
Feeder buyers thought they could get
meir supnues ror a little less monev toriuv
nu Biariea out Diaaing lower, ine pack
ers. nowever. lumned in and hniio-ht un 1
good many of them for more monev and
as a result the feeder buyers got very
lew sneep today, and those that they did
get Anally cost them just ajout steady
prices.
Quotations for grasc stock: Good to
Cholre lRtnha KWTrin 71; 'el. n irrrA tamWa
i. uvjfD.su; gooa to Choice yearlings, W.vtKff
4.00; fair to good yearlings, 3.504i;3.75; good
iu uuuice weiners, K trr-as.to; air to good
wethers. 83.0063.50; good to choice ewes.
.'.7bt(3.50; fair to good ewes, 2.602.75;
M-curr aaniDi, fs.wxiT4.uu; reeder yearlings,
$301114785; feeder wethers, $2-759.25; feeder
No.
8 bucks ,
61 western ewes
10 western cull lambs
3 western lambs
802 Wyoming lambs.
1 duck
41 western ewes
17 western ewes
M Utah ewes
48 western ewes
20O western ewes
267 western ewes and wetiiers... i7
Mi) western feeder wethers
2M Utah lambs
10 cun ewes
62 cull ewes
log Wyoming feeder ewea
41a Idaho wethers
844 Idaho wethers 7
11 Idaho lambs U
Av.
130
1?7
64
76
to
0
' SI
:o
7
lot)
6!i
7.1
80
78
10S
Pr.
2 00
3 00
4 00
5 50
6 35
1 50
: 2:.
2 50
2 66
2 lb
3 00
3 25
3 3 r.
b lc
2 )j
2 0
i 00
t SD
3 40
4 13
PRIVATE WIRES
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND
STOCKS
224 Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha
Phones luutt and 1017. Member all prln
elpal exchanges. Writ) for our dally mar
ket letter.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deed, fllart fi r-.A .......A
Dished by the Midland Guarantee and Trust
tu.ni.uii, uunueu aosiracier, ibi4 t'arnam
street:
Deeds.
John M. Carter and wife to William
Todd, part of the ne of the swU
of 10-15-10 .8 rs
Henry M. Wlnslow and wife to
clnda O. Wlnslow, lot 1, block 356,
Bouth Omaha goo
Sheriff to Mattle, W. Cummlngs, lots
19. 20 and 22, block 8, Crelghton
Heights add 900
Etta A. Holland and husband to Ches
ter 1. McDonald, lot , McClure'a
sub.: lots 4 and 6, block 84, Bouth
Omaha 2,600
National Life Insurance company to
Louise Cope, e A lot 6, KounUi'i
2nd add 1,750
Theresa Roberts and husband to Anna
tl. Connor, lot 17, block 11, Clifton
Hill add 1,800
Mary L.. McAusland to W. H. Gates,
e SO ft of lot 5, and n 20 ft lot 9,
block 1, Pope Place add 2
Frances I. Thomas and husband et al
to W. H. Gates, same 2
Cora Gillette Bailey and husband to
Thomas C. Callahan, w 66 ft of sub.
lot 7, of tax lot 1, 21-15-13 4 3,000
J. V. Osterhout and wife to Edward R.
Benson, lots 1 and 2. block 20 Wil
cox's 2nd add
Jacob Schultx to Antonla Bchults, his
wire, lot 7, Marker s sub., an add 1
Annie C. . Meredith et al, to School
District of Omaha. Douglas county,
Nebraska, lots 22, 23 and 24, block 8,
Monmouth Park add 1,060
William Btenele and wife to Omaha
Safe Deposit and Trust company, lot
6. block 11, Gate City add 1
Gertrude I. Crane and husband to An
drew G. Rolf, lot 18, block 1, Popple-
lun rara aao.
800
4,000
CHICAOO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Strontr to Illaber, Sheep Rise a
Dime, While Uinbi Close Lower.
CHICAGO. July 22. CATTLE Receipts.
80,000 head. Including 10,000 Texans; strong
to 10c higher; good to prime steers, i.'Sit
8.60; poor to medium, $4.256 25; stockers
and feeders, 2.bKyv.40; cows. $1.60j4.6o; heif
ers, Ji.tVy6.0u; rainier, f 1 ia.0O; bulls, 2 50
(i4.50; calves, 4J.wWt.4w; Texas steers, 6i.nu
64.10.
HOGS Receipts today, 22,0ii0 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 20,000 head; left over, 3.000
head: mixed and butchers 85.4185.75; good
to choice heavy, f bi(3.7t; rougn neavy,
In 2Mi6 60; light, 85.46jD.fCVt; bulk ut sales,
5. 5516.70.
811 KKP AND LAMBS Receipts, IS.OilO
head; sheep steady to 10c higher; lambs
opened sleadv: closed lower; good to choice
wethers. J3.7Mr4.0O; fair to choice mixed,
J3 0H4I3.60; wetern sheep, J3.2Ci4 26: nntlve
lambs, ja.a0.; western laraui, .BUIUU..IV.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK, July 22.-OATTLE-Re.
relDts 2,4i head; market active; Fleers
steady 5.?ifi.i6; tops. 15.75; hulls. JJ.004J
4 26' export. J4.4"&-4.60; cows. 11.7"i4.10; ca
bles' firm; shipments today, .5o7 quarters of
bCALVFM Receipts. 8,710 head; veals, 508
75c higher st J5 0W7.16; tops, JS 00; butter,
milks J2.5rtfj8.au: western calves J3 50;
dressed calves higher; city dressed veals,
iVhlle per pound; country dressed, 6(!j'l0c.
HOGS Receipts. ,a head; market firm;
bevy and medium hog, J60t'Q15; light,
6HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7.1O0
head; sheep strong at J3.0OQ 50; lambs, J5.00
t.ijO; one car, J710.
SIosj Cits Live stock Market.
BIOVX CITT. Ia Julv 22 -SpeH.l Tele
gram.) CATTLH Receipt, 800 head;
beeves, J4.00(5.00; cows, bulls and mixed,
Jl!.5Oti4.50; stockers and feeders, J2.75tf3.80;
calves and yearlings, J2.50f3.76.
HOGS Receipts, 2,0u0 head; Be higher,
selling at 35.156.30; bulk, J&.206.22tt.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,400 natives, 1,600 Texans; calves,
50 natives, 490 Texans. Fat cattle, 20c
higher than Monday; quarantine, steady;
cows and heifers, firm; stockers and feed
ers steady to 10c higher; choice export
and dressed beef steers, J4.80X&6.36; fair to
good, J3.4064.85; stockers and feeders, 33.00
54.40; western-fed steers. J3. 754. 90; Texas
and Indian steers, J2.554i'4 55; Texas cows,
J2.003.00; native cows, 81.7504.00; native
heifers, J2.90&4.26; canners, Jl. 652.40; bulls,
J2.0063.26; calves, Jl.505.00.
HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head. Market
opened steady, closed 5o lower; top, J6.42H;
bulk of sales, J5.3O06 37H; heavy. J5.3ixn6.35;
mixed packers, J5.lWV,j6.3fH; light, Jo.306.40;
yorkers. J5.37V4?.40: pigs, JSikxjS 4.
SHEEP AND LAMB8-Rcelpts, 8.000
head. Market nrm ana active,
lambs, J3.20fi5.90; western lambs, J3.00o.i6,
fed ewes. J3.0u.84.86; Texas clipped year
lings, J3.20fc6.00; Texas clipped sheep, J3.00
t4.!Ki; stockers and feeders, 82.Vtf3 .85.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST LOUIS. July 22. CATTLE Receipts,
... . 1 ,..ijin. K (VDl Tevnns: market
steady to strong and fairly active- native
dressed beef and butcher steers. J4.fJW6.05;
steers under 1.000 lbs., J3. 7644. 80; etookers
s i ... ti tAtti 7. ..nwa and heifers.
J2 2i4 ; canners 12.0002.50; bulls. JJ&O
! .r . ate. tu.fe fU . a. r 4 T n4 (ft II
tet'rs, 3. 004. 60; cowi ond heifer, $2.WP
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head; market
Stronger: pigs and lights, Jfi.0tKU6.80; mixed
and packers. Jfi 30j6.7o; butchers and best
BHEEPND LAMBS Receipts. 2 000
head; msrket steady; native muttons. J300
41 75- lambs. J4. 3605. 60; culls and bucks.
J2 0;4.wrto'kers. 'iMsfll.lC; Texans, J3.00
&J.50.
St. Josep: t e Slock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 22-CATTLE-Re.
celpts, 2.427 head; steady to lOo higher; na
tives J3.750o.JO; cows and heifers, l.W(t
4 66; 'stockers snd feeders. J2. 754(4. 36.
HOGS Receipts. 6.7M head; strong to be
higher; lights, Ja.S-'ViwS; medium and
heavy. 85.3M.87Vi. , ,
tUlEEP-Uecelpts, 281 head; steady.
Collision Sinks a Steamer.
CHICAOO, III.. July 22. A special to the
I'uni ii.iiii ,
si miner Waveriy w:is sunk by collision
with the cteamer Turret Court, neiir Har
bor T.each today. The crew of the Waverly
ex. -aped to the schooner Crosseth wait,
which the steamer nau in mw, ing an were
saved.
Kills Son wltk m Clnb.
MARION. III.. July 22-Deputy BheHff
Throckmorton arrested John Stubblefleld
today on the charge of murdering his son.
W. M. Stubblefleld, sged 21 years, with a
club. Father and son quarreled while
working in a field northeast ot Blalrvllle.
The father says the son was disobedient.
Hall Destroys Crops.
WARSAW, Ind.. July 22. Reports of al
most total destruction of crops from the
heavy hailstorm last night sra coming In
from points In the southern part of Kos
coeko county. The damage la estimated at
JIOO.OOO.
At both Lake Manawa and Courtland
Beach boating la the proper caper.