TITE OMAITA" DAILY DEE: TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1904.'
T
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
m
Gain of Orer a Point in All DeliVeries,
December Showing Qresteit Btrength,
NORTHWESTERN , -WHEAT. GOSSIP BULLISH
afulp- Wfceat Strang;, hat lew Cera
aaa Oats Dell, bat Stead First
Sample ef Hew Hkral
Statlstlee. '
OMAHA. July IX. There doesn't seem to
be much of anything to the wliril mantels
of the world but the bull side, and In this
respect Omaha la In line with the rest of
the untverae. The bears and they are
rather hard to find may have their inning
In the near future, but there la nothing In
the newa ef the day to Indicate It, except
possibly the Inch prices now current. The
unanimity with which values have moved
upward and repeated again and again by
point and fractions has been decidedly
discouraging to their ambitions, nof haa
thrre been any diminution In the unfavor
able newa retarding growing crops and
probable tiarveatlug returns.
Chicago aet the pace with a decidedly
trong opening. Liverpool followed with a
harp Improvement of l'alVtC and Omaha
followed with coi responding Improvement.
Rains In the Red rlw valley, unfavorable
outhweatern crop report and equally un
pronialng Canadian advlcea were the chief
factors of the opening strength and they
were opening to the close. Occasionally
there would he a temporary setback of a
mail fraction, but lite reverses never
reached respectable proportions.
Northwestern crop reports were rather
discouraging, but It doesn't seem quite pos
alble that tue weather of the last ten aays
could have been anything but fnvorablo
to growing conditions. The Commercial
West, acknowledged aa fairly good author
ity, became even more bullish than usual
on Canadian crop conditions, which Indi
cated a loss of SO per cent on previous es
timates. The Influences of the near future
may change sentiment, but at the present
time the only factor favorable or conducive
to a break Is the admittedly high prices for
wh'sat. Boms traders, both in Omaha and
elsewhere, that have been out of the mar
ket on good profits are getting In again and
soma shorts are so tired that they are go
ing out as best they can. One of the
largest shorts In Chicago reported as be
ing the, heaviest oovered his September
trades today. The tempting profits have
also Induced many longa to take their gains
nd stand from under, so that the evening
up process Is reaching considerable propor
tions. The gains In wheat, as compared with
Saturday's close, were lVc on July, IV' on
September and 11c on December. Thsi
advances were held up to the close of the
session.
Htstiatlcs were generally of a favorable
Oharncter for the dominant Interest, v the
visible supply and the world's shipmcn.b
s ho wing a large decrease.
The shipment of corn from world's points
'-were too heavy to admit of much advance
In that staple, and the weather all thnt
could be asked for the growing crop. The
strength In wheat was all sufficient to pre
vent the bears from taking any liberties
' with the cereal and it was a shade firmer
than on Saturday.
- Reports from the harvest field say that
the crop la large. The local market was
but little better than nominal, but at the
same time steady.
The followiiiK table shows the opening,
high, low and closing prices on the Omaha
Oraln exchunge toduy and the closing of
Saturday: J
The range of prices on the Omaha mar
ket for future delivery and the close today
and Saturday were:
Closed
Open. High. Low. Today, Snt'y.
tV heat
July ...
Sept. ..
Dec. ...
Corn
July ...
Sopt ..
Deo. ...
Oats
July ...
944
B 91 B
B S24B
81 B
80B 82 80iB S2B 8OS4B
49 B
49 B 49 B 49 B
4471.B 44HB 44?SB
4ST4B
44 HH
44SB
.. 894.B ZB 39A 39B
.. 40 B
.. J1UB
4o B
40 B
40HB " B
3iv;b siur
pept.
Dec 9U'4B
,B 80AB 804B 80HB
A asked B bid.
Omaha Cask Market.
Ftrnr cars of oats were received too late
for todsy's cash market.
, 8a lea were f cars No. S corn at 47V4n.
Grain Inspected July 18: Wheat, No. f
hard, 1 cor; oorn, No. S, 4 cars; total, (
cars.
Omaha Grata Stocks.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu;...
Oats, bu
M,W
129,830
........ ,o66
Bushels.
., 7ff, 000
W.OuO
Visible aapnljr.
Wheat,' decreased....
4 V"rn, arcreaaea
Qats, , decreased , . ,
Contract Corn In Oaiaha.
Merrlam elevator.
Union Elevator
World's Cora Shipments.
.&ol,0U0
. 29.767
. 98,932
Last week ,x 8,04.000 bu
Previous week ...... 4,t94.t0 bu
Last year,. M79,0f0bu
World's Wheat Shipment.
Iagt week 8,808,000 bu
Previous week 6,&o,oX bu
Year ago , Iu,326,0u0 bu
Grain an Faasaere.
Wheat Today, 40,268,000 bushels; decrease,
l.toh.lm bushelsi week ago, 4f.5at,OO0 bushels;
decrease, l.ooti.uOO busheis; year ago. 18,640,
8u0 bushels; decrease, BiW.OiO bushels.
Corn Today, 16.81)4,000 bushels; Increase,
SSlOOO bushela; week ago, 16.241i.WIO bushels;
decrease, 118.000 bushels; year ago, 17,lli,t00
bushels; Increase, 807,000 bushels.
Oraln Markets ttlaerreere.'
Closing prices of grain today and Satur
day at itie markets ,ia inert were aa follows:
CHICAGO.
Wheat
July (old)
September
December
Corn-
Today. Sat'y
88
87
Wft
494
49-).
46
44H .
July 49
September 494
December
46
44H
May
Wheat
September December
Corn
September iJttcember
Wheat
September
December
Corn
September KANSAS CITY.
7R14
78,
4
41
77
77
4S4
0
ST, LOUIS.
864
7
80
4744
43
December
Wheat-
MINNEAPOLIS.
September
December .
89V,
U4
8614
NEW YORK.
Wheat -
September
December
Corn
September
2H
91v
9ig
A asked. B bid.
Notes trout Grain Market.
Weather map shows general rains and
good temperature.
Corn shipments lather too heavy to per
mit of much advance.
London Tlmea takes very bearish posi
tion on the Russian wheat situation.
Chicago wires good foreign bulng of de
ferred" tutures, especially ol December.
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased 140,000
bushels for two days. Ultuatlon working
Very bullish In northwest
Southwestern grain and flour papers are
of the opinion that the government crop
figures on wheat are six to eight points too
high owing to damage from rust.
Oats harvesting is progressing In the
south and southwest and central portions
of this stats. Rather unfavorable reports
from Illinois will he the offset by excellent
crop conditions elsewhere.
The nrat sample ,ot 11 in wheat crop of
19o4 was received today by J. K. Huntley.
It came from Cordova, Neo., weighed Mliy
three pounds to the busnrl and would
grade about No. 4 hard.
Commercial West has a Winnipeg cls-
ralch stating that wheat conditions call
r more conservative judgment than here
tofore annouaoU. Weather conditions In
Canada have redueed wheat protpicia 18 to
Jt per cent.
A St. Iuls gossip dispatch said: "St.
Louis operators are getting tired buying
in this market." Omaha buyers are not
tired taking profits yet- St. l-ouls traders
are probably luaing more sleep over their
sales than their purchases of wheat .
C. A. Swevt returned this morning from
a trip through Ilia western part of the
state, lie said: "Corn never looked bet
ter; oats are all harvested and the crop It,
fine. Karmrra are complaining of lutt in
wheat, but It certainly looks gout) to me."
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 18 WH EAT Spot,
nominal. Futures, steady; July, 8sJd,
beplember, us (d.
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed,
new, 4s 4Sd; American mixed, old. 4sHi.
r'utures. quiet; July, 4a3d; September,
is (Sd.
Ml.aeepoll. Grain Market.
MINNEAPOI.18. July I8.-WH KAT-July.
eV Seplember, 8iH; December, 8c, oo
track: No. l hard. H .; No. 1 northern,
Kf sjc; No. 2 northern, (sS'S'WHc.
1 liOL'R-rint patenta, A l"fr.W: second
patents, tofrl", first clears, 83.56-vi3.o6;
eecond clear. 82.W.
BRAN In bulk. 14c; shorts, lo.
CHICAGO GRA1 AKD fROVISIOSS
feat ores of tke Tradlag aatl Cleslag
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
'CHICAQO. July 18 -Raln In the Red riv
er valley and a sharp advance at Liver
pool caused decided strength In the wheat
market today. At the close September
wheat showed a gain of lVdlc. Corn Is
down c. Oata are off Vc. Provlalons
practically unchanged. Selling was large
ly In the way of profit taking. After Sep
tember had advanced to Si1, the market
experienced a slight set back as a result
of bearish advices from the southwest
where harvesting operations were reported
again In full blast. Sentiment, however,
was bullish the entire day. The clcee on
September was at SStiWc. July sold be
tween and (Nc and closed at 97H
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to . bushels The amount on passage
depressed 8,280, OuO bushels and the visible
supply decreased 75.mm bushels. Primary
receipts were 613.710 bushels compared with
Mt.Oufi buahels a year ago. Minneapolis,
Imltith and Chicago reported receipts of
30 cars against I9 cars last aeek and 306
a year ago.
In sympathy with the strength of wheat
the corn market opened quite firm. Sep
tember opened unchanged to Hp higher at
4S4 to 4!V, sold off to 4STc and closed
at 49c. Local receipts were 133 cars with
19 of contract grade.
The corn market showed a fair degree
of firmness at the start and the Influence
of the strength of wheat, but selling by
pit traders soon catiS"I a reaction. Crop
advices were more favorable. After open
ing unchanged to Vc higher at 32T'uJ3c;
September declined to 32c and clowd at
Jl'Vc. Ixical receipts were 127 care.
Buying by shorts caused considerable
strength In provisions at the start, but
much of the early gain was subsequently
lost on profit taking. Owing to the advice
there was no disposition manifested on the
part of trailers or m'ulpers to trade In pro
visions and in consequence the market was
dull the greater part of the session. At
thp close September pork was up 2'4a3cents
at 112 i2.92. Lard and ribs were eah
up 2Hc at fi.!iii and 7.0 respectively. Es
timated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 25
rnrs; corn, 402 cars; oats, 147 cars; hogs,
9,000 head.
1 he Icudlng futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloae. Yest'y.
Wheat
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
July Sept.
Dec.
Outs
July
Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
July Sept.
Oct.
Lard
July Sept.
Oct.
Itlbs
July
Sept.
Oct.
9797,
49H
49V14
97"4j 9 I !74
W! 9714 91
89V,! 904 8 Vo1-!"
rsv, 88'vona1 K
414l 49"! 4H
481 49V,' 49 S
9
!!
if I
49!
4W
46 ibhM
39T4f40i
32'ifi33
40
S3
82H
89H8940
89
32
83S
82HI
334tW
I
12 90
13 1)0
12 92V
18 02'4
18 00
12 85 I 12 85 I 12 80
12 W?if 12 92H 12 87V,
12 H2W U 92iy 12 87V
I I ...
12 27V4
KZti 80
8
7 00
6 97H
7 00 I
a !'2Vi
7 00 I 7 00
V4
7 00
7 40
7 67H
7 62i
7 40
7 60
7 66
7 S5
7 70
7 65
7 70
7 80
7 63
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl'H uuiet. hut firm; winter pat
ents, 4.60; straights, $4,304)4.60; spring pat
ents, 14 6uijJ4.70; straights, e3.9u(aM.20; bakers,
82. 5041 3. 2o. r
WnliAT-No. 2 spring, SscfJrfl.Ol; No. t
spring, 88f(i9c.
CORN No. 2, 49V4c; No. 2 yellow, VW9
OATS No. 2, 42V4c; No. 8 white, 40fM3Hr.'
RYE No. 2. 70c.
BAULKY Good feeding, 35$ 38c; fair to
choice malting, 4r&o0e.
SEEDS-No. 1 flux, 8115, No. 1 northwest
ern, 81.21. Prime tlmothv, J2.95. Clover,
contract grade, J10.76iail.00.
PHOVIhlONS Mess pork, per bbl., 812.85
612.90. Lard, per 100 lbs., 18.80S4l.R2H. Short
ribs sides (loose), I7,25a7.40. Short ciear
sides (boxed.', 7.26i8'7 50.
Following were tne receipts o.' flour and
grain:
. . . Receipts. ShlpmonU.
Flour, bbls i7.w0 11.2i0
Wheat, bu 18,000 83,Wi
Corn, bu . 27,7oO 224.8u0
Oats, bu 148,600 108,700
Rye, bu 2,000 ......
Barley, bu tl.X 6.CO0
On the Produce exchange today fhe but
ter market was steady; creameries, 13QT7c;
uuiries, i2ilac. frggs, ilrm; at iuark,:.tMes
Included, 14HtPloo. Cheese, easy-, 7sHc-
1 i
NKWj YORK GKNERAL' HiRKBT
Quotations cf tke Day Tarloae
Comiuodltlea.
NEW YORK, July l.-FLOUR-7lecelpts,
13 bbls.; exports, 6,381 bbls. Maraet
firmly held but dull; winter patents, 84 86
$6.10; v Inter straights, I4.ti0t4t.76; Mb.ne
sotn patents; 4-9j'to-6; winter extras, 83.85
4)8 90 Minnesota akel, i3.04 0u; winter
low grades, 3.16'8.,0. Rye flour, firm;
fair to good, Huo-a 4.25; choice to .'ancy,
84.26(64.60.
CORN MEAL Market 1rm; yellow west
ern, tl.u8ifrl.10; city, fl.10tjl.12; kiln t'ritd,
2W3.JO.
RYE Nominal.
UAKLEi Hlow; feeding, 4Hc, c. L f.
New York; ina!tlng, nominal.
WHEAT Receipts, 12,000 bu.; exports, 31,
918 bu. Spot Ilrm; No. 2 red, ncminal ele
vator, tl.otH new crop f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern, Duluth, 11.1UV, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b.
afloat. Options generally strong and ac
tive all day. A few brief reactions fol
lowed occasional sales for profit, but In
the main the market was firm all das,
closing HlHc net higher. May, 2Vi92V,o,
closed 2c; July, 21.0244T-02H. closed
1.02H; September, 92ij92Vo. closed 92",o;
December, 8Ki91c, closed 91c.
CORN Receipts, 28,i00 bu.; exports, 1,050
bu. Spot steady; No. 2, 64c elevator and
64c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 6tiHc; No.
2 white, 56Vc. Option market was neg
lected all day and nnmlnaHy weaker on
account of the weather, closing net un
changed. July closed at 64c, September
at 644c.
OATS Receipts, 63.300 bu : exports. 3ti
bu. Spot market dull; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs..
4,'i'fl46c; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs., 4'i'tf
47c; No. t white, clipped, 36 to 40 lbs.,
4"Vi(ft51c.
FEED Quiet: spring bran, 819 00, prompt
shipments; middlings, 821.26, prompt ship
ment; city, t20.60&ir50.
HAY- yulet; shipping, 70c; good to
choice, 95c.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
19u8, 2Mi33e; 1"2. Ilih23c: old, 7fril3c; Pacific
coast. li)3. 22ift28c 1902, 20Jt22c; old, ifllSe.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, M to 25 pounds,
17c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 19c; Texas,
dried, 24 to 80 pounds, 14c.
LEATHER Steady; acid, ?3fi25c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
PROVISIONS Beef, firm: family, 19 tyfti
1060; mess, 8850&9.00: beef hams. 82!.6'fr
13 00; city, extra India mess, i4.((Ki is.ro.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies. H.fO'J
9.76; pickled shoulders, 86.50; pickled hamx,
lit) 00ii 10.76. Lard, steady; western stesmed,
87.30; refined, steady; continent, 87.35; Smth.
America, 88.00. Pork, firm; family. 114 5";
short clear, tit. Sob 16.00; mess. H 25'ol4.'.5.
' I'OTATOES Weak; Long Island, in bulk,
per 10 pounds. tl-6081 76; Jersey, prime,
per barrel, II. 50tyl.76;. Norfolk, prime, per
barrel. 11 ,50frl.75; Jersey sweets, per bas
ket. 1. 2Mil. 75.
TALLOW Quiet; city. (12.00 per parktge)
4Uvp: countiy, tpackafes freel, 4VJt' H"-
Ul.'TTER Firm; Street prices, extra
creamery, 17HWlcc: official prices, cream
ery, common to extra. ISiSTHHc; state dairy,
common to extra, 12f te ; western factory,
common to choice. lHjlSe.
CHEESE Irregular; state full cream,
small white, poor to fancy, 6V4li7e.
EtiOS Firm; western, extra selected,
W.ic; western, average prime. 19iflVH-'.
POULTRY Alive, nominal; drersed, very
firm; western broilers, llt2c; fowls, 13Hcj
turkeys, 14jl5c.
St. I.ools Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, July 18. WHEAT Higher, on
war scare; No. 2 red, cash, elevator, noml.
nul; track, rW(97c, new; July, 94V; Sep
tember, 86ftS6e; No. 2 hard, 97!&7c,
new.
CORN-Weaker; No. I caah. 4c: track, 10
iioc: July, 47o; September, 43443Vu.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 cash, 8Kc; track, 88xf
39c; July, 38c; September, 82c; No. 2
white, 45c.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged; red win
ter patents, S4.9i6.10, special brands 10026c
higher: extra fancy and straights, 34.So3
4.90; clear. 13 M(3 90.
CORN M E A L S lee d y , 82 40
8KKI1-Timothy, steady, t2.4(xfi2.70.
UK AN Lower; sacked, east track, 80c.
HAY' Steady and unchanged; timothy,
t6.U04IR.OO: prairie. tTi ftii9 M.
IRON COTTON TIE8-82C. ,
RAGGING 6c.
PROVISIONS Po-k. higher; Jobbing,
112 90. I.aru. steady; prime steamed, IS.1i.
llucon. unchanged; boxed extra shorts,
MM; clear ribs, ft 87; khort clear. ti.aO.
POULTRY Steady; chlcker.s, 8o;
springs. 13c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, fc;
geese. 80.
MUTTER Quiet; creamery, IKtflfc; dairy,
101 15c.
K.OOS Steady, 13c, ease count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 4. COO . 4 "0
Wheat, bu 12 6.0 M.110O
Corn, bu 170 41. 00
Oats, bu ti.M 4y,wu
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Etock Market Showed Good Digeftira
Fower on Pressure.
STARTS ON A NEW UPWARD COURSE
Haaalaa Arts Toward the Ships of
Neutral Xatloas Have Their
Kffecta on the Stock
Market.
NEW YORK, July 18 Very large selling
to take profits occurred today, but th
stock market showed good digestive power
and recovered from the pleasure and
started on a new upward course. This
result undoubtedly had an Important re
uxsurlng effect upon speculative sentiment,
which was somewhat apprehensive of re
action, even In quarters where great con
fluence 011 the strength ot the market
exist. The extent and duration ot the
auvaace are such that protesxional atten
tentlon was awakened tor a pause in tne
rise today. Tne strong closing lat week
after the great activity and considerable
advance in prices which had been eeen
was counted on with confidence to bring
In a large accumulation of orders over
Sunday, which wou.d likely be executed
in the opening dealings wltn the result of
causing a strong opening. Hut It was much
leared that .illh a large professional
movement to take advantage of this out
side demand dispose ut . the market
would be left in an unprotected po
sition and open to attack by tne profes
sional traders to recover their holdings
ut a lower level of prices. The most ob
vious profit taking was conducted in the
Pacifies, St. Paul and United States Steal
preferred. But it was accompanl"d with
out serious inroads upon the prices of any
of these stocks except United States Steel
preferred, and part of them enjoyed a
considerable advance after the (list res iling
wus over. The realizing In United
titutos Steel preferred was facilitated by
reports of the reopening of the mills at
Homestead. The trunk lines were alo
benefited by the favorable color of the
weekly I rattle reports of officials In that
territory. Otherwise the rise In stocks
had Utile news to go on.
Foreign markets were sufferers from the
diplomatic friction which has res 11 tod from
Russian acts towards ships of neutral na
tions and the same cause helped to lift
the price of wheut.
Ofllclals of western railroads quite gen
erally admitted the halt In' business re
vival which has been caused by the re
ported damage to. the wheat and' the
danger that another period of business
hesitation may be thereby caused. Tnis
did not prevent a two-point rise In Atch
ison, which pluced It In the leadership of
the market.
The Irreconcilable attitude of the par
ties to the meat packers' strike disap
pointed hopes held last week of an early
adjustment. Money continued very easy
and the subtreasury paid out 81.783,000 on
account of newly arrived Japanese gov
ernment bonds deposited at San Francisco.
Renewed pressure to take profits In tne
St. Paula, Eries, Northwesterns and United
States Steel preferred In the final hour
caused a material reaction In the market,
carrying the last two stocks a point bo
low last week, but the market steadied
again and closed Irregular. Bonds were
somewhat irrrgular and not very active.
Total sales par value 12,790,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Following was the range of prices on
the Stock exchange:
Snles.Hlgh.Low.Close.
Atchison ,
do pfd
B. A O
do pfd
Canadian Pacific...
C. of N. J
C. & O
C. & A
do pfd
C. G. W
C. & N. W
C, M. & St. P
do pfd
Chi. Ter. & Tran...
do pfd ,
C, CT. C. A St. L7.
C'jlo, Southern ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson ....
Del., Lack. & West
d. & r. a
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking va"ey
do pfd
Illinois Central ...
low Central
. do pfd ...
K. C. Southern ....
. do pfd ...w.
L. A N.....
Manhattan L
Met. Securities ....
Met. St. Ry
il.tnu iRH "H 'R
.31,000
.28,700
96 '4
86
94
94V
M
94
li6H
166-
31'
411
NO
1
954t
IMVS
W
12i
165
84t
3X
77
14
177
148
I7
6
76$
14
10
20
160
270
100
froi) 126
200
166
35H
40
80
6,600
100
200
1,800
14
1,700 177H
li
..39,400 149v- 148
600
600
400
1,100
ey
16
76
16
60H
14
76
16
60
21
159
269
400
100
21
4.800 160
100 209
400
22
22
72 ,
26
62
39
68
2
78
24
63
tt
57-V
80
300
17,900
2,800
1,400
400
100
71
26
63
89
68
1
81
1.700 1M
136 :m
400 19
1H -
200
600
1.600
36
224
26
S8
H6
161
87
716
44
70
127
93
17
40
86
4il
8,900 119
900 151
2,700 88
16,700 117
116
87
116
46
69
126
3
:.s
40
37
:w
62
86
30
120
i2
5.1
83
71
22
60
13
32
60
24
89
25
26
38
95
93
17
36
16
18
40
10
226
200
108
204
63
IS1
77
27
88
6
27
8
26
22
87
98
120
74
60
33
194
!-'
21
164
13
68
32
76
23
69
28
luo
88
76
220
7
43
77
39
62
18
76
12
162
M. & bt. 1.
M . St. P. & 8. Ste. M
300
46
100
300
70
127
94
18
40
do pfd .,
Missouri Pacific ...
M., K. St T
di pfd
N. R. R. of M. pfd.,
N. Y. C
Norfolk tc Western
do pfd
Ontario & Western,
.26,900
. 4i0
. 1,300
! 4300
. 8.7C0
120 119
02 2
. 9,400 30 29
,76,OoO 121 119
... 600 3 0.'
.76,90) 63 62
) Pennsylvania
P., C. C. Bt. L...
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd 100
Rock Island Co 13,300
do pfd 5,000
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd. 7,700
72 72
23 22
67
66
49
13
82
0
24
89
26
26
38
61
13
33
61
St. L. Southwestern
K)
do pfd
Southern Paclfio .
Southern' Railway
do pfd
Texas Pacific ..
Tol., St. L. & W..
do pfd
Union Paclflo
do pfd ,
Wabash
do pfd
W. L. E
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Mexican Central .
Adams Express Co
. 1.100
.20.700
.li.JOO
. 1,9H)
. 2,800
. 900
. 2.700
.60,800
. 100
. 400
. 1,800
. 800
. 70)
. 100
. 4.800
25
89
26
26
89
86
94 94
17 17'2
36 36
1
18
ml
10
16
18
40
8
Am. Express to ...
U. J3. Express Co
Wells-Fargo Exp. Co 2"0 207
206
63
18
78
8:1
6
Ara. Copper 48,3ik)
Am. Car 4 Foundry.. 700
do Pfd 100
64
78
Am, Cotton Oil .
do pfd
American Ice ...
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil.
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
d. nfd
100
200
200
27
90
6
9.600
23 ?2V
700
Am. Smelt. & Reftn'g 7,801 67
do ufd 1.600 ?9
6ti
88
Am. Sugar Refining.. 6.H 130 129
Anaconda Mining Co. 800 76 76
B. R. T ao.100 61 60
Colo. Fuel & Iron..., 6"0 33 36
Consolidated Oa 6o0 194 J94
Corn Products 1,500 12 12
do Dfd 700 70 70
Distillers1 Securities.. 200 22 . 22
General Electric ....
International Paper.
1,900 166 164
300 13 13
do pfd
International Pump..
do pfd
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mall
People's Oas
Pressed Steel Car ...
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car..
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
An iM
Tenn. Coal Iron.... 2.6o0
U. S. Leather
do pfd
U. S. Realty
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westing. Electric
Western union
8
Total sales for the day, 801,000 shares.
Forrlara Flnaaolal.
LONDON. July 18 Bullion to the
amount of 11, OH) was taken Into the
Bank of England today and 60,000 was
withdrawn for shipment to Java. Money
was in strong demand on the payment of
the various calls. Trading on the stock
exchange was Inactive, being affected by
the condition of the money market. Con
sols were weak on the scarcity of money
and Russia's aotlon in the Red Sea. Home
ralla were likewise influence'! somewhat,
thouglv the prosjjects of dividends helped
to sleudy them. Americana remained at
about partly. The operations were mainly
professional. Stocks Improved later and
closed firm. Foreigners were firm on con
tinental support. Imperial government
Japanese of 1914 were quoted at 96.
Grand Trunk was dull on the traffic re
turns. Uar gold, 77a 9d. American eagles,
76a d.
BERLIN, July 18 Exchange on Ijndon,
2"m. 43pfgs. for checks. Stocks generally
on the bourse today were depressed. The
weekly statement of the Hank of Ger
many shows the following changes: Cash
In hand, inereated S7,ii0.0iiu. ; treasury
nott Increased 1,280, OtWin ; tilbsr securities
300 33 S3
100 77 77
1,600 24 23
900 69 89 C
400 28 28
1,700 101 100
600 83 22
600 76 76
2.706 "A" "7
4,3lA) 44 43
"166 'ikL '78V4
40 89
I,") I'M
3"0 84 83
400 7 7
800 62 62
1.8)0 18 18
9,600 76 73
84.6t-0 12 12
60.200 83 61
HO 165 163
8iH) 884k 88
decreased n oo.oooni ; notes In circulation
decreased 1.1,M0,(if m.
PARIS, July 18. Three per cent rente.
If. 2 centimes for account. Exchange
on Ixmdon, 2it. 18 centimes for checks.
Prices on the bourse today were dull and
heavy. Russian Imperial 4s closed at 93,
and Rnselan bonds of 1904 at 17. The pri
vate rate of discount wss 1 t-16 per cent
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 18-MONEY-On call,
easy; highest, 1 rer cent; lowest 1; rul
ing rate. 1: last loan. 1 ; closing bid 1.
offered at 1. Time money easy; sixty
days. 2 per cent;' ninety days, 2; six
months. 33.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 3 4
per pent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with
Actual business In bankers' bills at4S9r-ft
4.86 96 for demand and at 4 84 Jo 84 36 for
sixtv day bills; posted rates, 4.s6.4.86
and 4 88; commercial bills. 4 84.
SILVER BAR 5.83.8; Mexican, 4
BONDS Government steady; railroad
bonds Irregular.
The closing quotations en bonds are a
follows:
V. . ret. H, tt I04X Manhattan 0. g 4I...10S
do coupon 1M Mri. I'entrsI 4s. 44
4a li. rsg 104 V '4n In Inc 1
o rmipon 10.", Minn t U 4t...
no n'w 4. ret M . K. A T. 4. 9
do .-ousoa 1'tV 00 2f M
4.1 old . reg 1(44 N. n. R. of M . 4. tT
n coupun loti N. Y. C. f. mt
Af-hlenn (n. 4i lr N. .' c h Wii
o a .11. 4 5 No PilBo 4a :
Atlantic ('. L. 4s ... H do is IS
B. A O. 4a lUH N. A W. e. 4a 101
4 I ', ', O. S. L 4a ear... M
Central of Qa Is. ..11" fenn. con. JSa
do lat Inc 7nRdlni sen. 4a '
Chea. A Ohio 4a ,..mt ft. I, A I. M. c. ta. lK
Chlraro A A. Jp.... T" St. L. A S. F. fg. 4a.
C. n. A g. n. a.... J7i4j 8t. L. 8. W. la i
C., M. A St.P. I 4a lnT4 abonro A I.. 4
C. A N. W. r. 7a...lt? So. Pailflp 4a M
C, R. I. A r. 4a.... Tl- Sn. Rallwar oa US
do rol. ta iihThih A P. la US
rrf. A St. L. (. 4a.. ldl T.. St. L. A W. 4a.. 18
Chlcato Tar. 4a T4,tJnlon Pai-lfle 4a lOP1
Con. Tobacco 4a 44 do ronr, 4p lot's
Polo. A So. 4a -S4MVU. 9. Steal li 8a 79'
r. A R. O. 4a 100 iW'abaah la
Brio prior lien 4a.... t'Vt do dab. J t
do ran 4a M'w. A 1 K. 4a 1
F. W. A D. C. la 10Wls. Tantral 4 1
Hoeklnt Val. 44a. . . .10?i icolo. Fuel e. 6a 11
L. A N. tinl. 4a 100
offered.
Boaton ftoek lootatlona.
BOSTON, July 18-Call loans. 23 per
rent; time lonns. 3S4 per crlit. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Aichlaon adj. 4a s' Wratlns. common .. 80
da 4a 101 Ve Adr.nturo 1
Mel. Central 4a 41 Allouaa
Atrblaon 7V Amaliamateil H
do pfd i American Zinc 10
Riiston A Albanr....l47 Atlantlo
Uoaton A Mains. ...144 Blnabam !F4
Boston Rlerated 1M .'al. A Hacla 4
Pltchburs pfd 137 Cantennlal tft
Met. Cantral t oppr Ran( US
N. T.. N. H. A H..17S 'naly Weal 1
Per Marquatta 74 Dominion Coal 44'a
fnlon PaclBc &H rranklin 7(
Amer. Arge. Chem... 14i Orancjt J1
do pfd 74Iale Rovala 10'
A mar. Pnsu. Tub.... 4St Maaa. Klnlng 44j
Annr. Suiar 12Vi Mlchlaan 4t
do pfd IS14 Mnhawk 4SH
Aimr. T. A T IJO'VMont. C. C H
Amer. Woolas HVi Old Dominion H
do pfd rt (lareola 4:V
Dominion I. A 8 I4 Parrot tS
gdlaon K. !:lu... 141 Quinsy
Oanaral Klactrlc Wi Shannon H
Maaa. Klectrle 1 Tamarack to
do pfd 74 Trinity 7t4
Maaa. Oaa 40 V. S. Mining 1H
I'nlted Fruit 104 V. . Oil VI
United Shoe Mach.... 4H Vtah 87
do pfd tt Victoria
V 8. Steel 114 Winona
do pfd 42 Wolrcrlna 75
Bid. "Asked.
I.ondnu StoeW Market.
LONDON, July 18.--Closing:
Conaola, monar . . tl 14-14 N. T. Central.,
...ltJVi
...44
... II
... 11
... 41',
... 10 'a
... t
... 4J
... t1
... Jf.vi
... HVi
... 6!
... M4
... UH
... IS
... 44H
... vv,
::: Sft
do account at J-ia Norfolk ft w...
Anaconda
its do Dfd
Atchiaon
do pfd
Balttmnra A Ohio.
Canadian Paclflo ..
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W....
(' , M. A St. P...
Delteera
D. A R. a
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Illinois Cantral ...
IjouIb. A Naab....
.. va'a Ontario A W..
.. a7 Pennaylvaiila
... 7 S4j Rand Mlnea....
. .1 ! Readlns
..16 I do lat pfd..
.. 14V, do Id pfd..
..lf!'4 go. Railway ..
-.. 1S' do pfd
.. SH Bo. Pacific ...
... 74t4' do pfd
. 27' fnion Paclflo
.. 6 S
,. 40 ,
. .11
..lllVi
V. s. rtei
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
St., K. A T
Bpanlah 4a
SILVER Bar, steady, 36d per ounce.
wtji i WQirsi per ceiii.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 8-lCt2 per cent; for
three months' bills. 2aa per cent.
New York Mlnlagt gtoeka,
NEW YORK, July 18. The following are
the closing .prices on mining stocks:
Adama Coo Uttl Calat 8
Alice 10 lOntarlo 100
Hraec W jOpblr i I0
Brunawlck Coa iPotoat 1
Comatock Tunnel 8.Savasa 18
Con. Cal. A Va loo glerra Naa Si
Horn Sllrar l,,rmall Hopea 15
Iroa BlUar 1 W 4 tyaudard JOd
Laadrllls Con ?;
.Bank 'clearings.
OMAHA, July 1. Bank clearings for
today $1,189,372.42, a decrease of 3169,626.78
from the corresponding day last year.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 18. COTTON-Spot In
loir demand; prlres unchanged- American
middling, fair. .74d; good middling, 6.6'Kl:
middling, e.oOd; low middling, 6.36d; good
ordinary, 6.18d; ordinary, pH8d. Futures
opened firm and closed quiet; American
middling, g. o. c, July. 6. I'd: July and Au
gust, 6.10d; August and September, 6Sud:
September and October, B.40d; October and
November. 6 2fkl; November and December,
C.2M; December and January, 5.20d; Janu
sry and February, 6.13d; Februnry ant
Hnrch, 6.19d; March and April, 6.19d.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July 18 COTTON
Nominal and unchanged; middling, 11c.
Sales, 240 bales; receipts, none; shipments,
21 bales; stock, 468 bales
NEW ORLEANS, July 18 COTTON Fu.
tures. steady; August, 10 nlti 10. 62c; eeptem.
ber, .7S.7R; October, 8.429.430; Novein
her! l.38'T39c: December, 9.38(ii9.3Sc: Janu
ary, 9.449.46c. Spot steady; sales, 1,250
bales; ordinary, 8 7-16c; good ordinary, 9o;
low middling, 10c; middling, 11c; good
middling, 11 6-18o; middling fair, 11 l-16c;
receipts, 1,331 bales; stock, 63,487 bales.
' Kansas City Orala and Prorlalons.
KANSAS CITY, July 18. WHEAT
Lower; July. 82c: September. 78V,318o:
December, 7878c: cash No. 2 hard, SI'S
Me. new; old, Mc: No. 3, new, 88800 ; old,
82c; No. 2 red, 98$99c; No. 8, 2tI14c.
CORN Higher; July, 48c; September,
48c: December, 4Hic; cash, No 2 mixed, 62
iBt5c: No. 3. 61(&!lc; No. 2 white. 62 Ql
62c; No. S, 6lc.
OATS-fltesdy; No. 2 white, 40ff42c; No. 2
mixed. 3c.
RYE Steady t 62e.
HAY Lower; choice timothy, tl 601Q.50;
choice prairie. JS.OOIO.OO.
lltlTTER Cresmery. ISS'lSc; drtlry. 12c.
POOS Firm ; Missouri and Kansas, new
No 2 whltewood cases Included. 14c; case
count, 12c; cases returned. a less.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 12,800 10,400
Corn, bu 7.-00 17,600
Oats, bu 8.000
Visible Munplj- of Grain.
NEW YORK. July 18. The visible supply
of grain Saturday, July H, as complied by
the New York produce exchange, Is as fol
lows: Decrease.
Wheat bu 12.719,000 806, W
Corn bu fi f! tW DO.ooO
Oats' bu J,88o.fiOfi 6M 00)
Rye bu. TW.Irw f.OW
Barley, bu 236.W0 5 50,000
rklladelphla Prodoee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 18. BUTTER
steady and fair demand: extra weiitern
creamery, 18c; extra nearby prints, 19c.
EOGB Firm and c higher; western.
20c. loss off; southwestern, 19c, loss off;
southern. 18c. loss off.
CHEESE Steady, fair demand. New
York full creams, choice to fancy, 80
8c; fair to good. 70c.
MUwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, July 18.-W!IEAT-Flrm;
No. 1 northern, fl.0KSl.0I; No. 2 northern,
97cifillo0: new September. 88c, asked.
RYE Firm; No. 1, 77l678e.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, 62c; sample. 14
A6DC.
CORN Steady; No. t, 504551c; Septem
ber, 49c, bid.
nnlatk Greta Market.
DI'LUTH, Minn., July 18 WHEAT
Closed: To arrive. No. 1 northern, 81.03;
No. 3 northern, 99c; on track. No. 1
northern. $1.03; No. 2 northern. 99c;
July, $1.03; September, 69'-,c; December,
8:.c.
OATS To arrive, 8c; on track, I3c.
Toledo leed Market.
TOLEDO. July 18.-8EED8-Clover, cash.
$.8); October, $ 26. Prime alslke. $8 50; Au
gust, $8 70. Prime timothy, $160; Septem
ber. $160.
Dry (ioods Market.
NEW YORK. July 18.-DRY GOODS An
unmistakably better feeling was evident
and, while transactions show no apprecia
ble Improvement, sellers are inclined to
hold for better prices and will not ac
cept certain of the flgiiies which they
would have taken a few weeks or even
davs ago. Buyers, while holding off as
long as possible, are more Inclined to place
orders for sctual needs, of which the ev
idence 1 lucrtaaliig aajiy.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Beoeipta Moderate and Market Ac
tive and Stronger.
LIGHT HOGS SELL 5 AND 10 CENTS HIGHER
Parkers Aaneaare at Noon that They
Cea (roan Saw oa HaaaU 1,200 Cat
tic and K,(M)0 to tMMto llos a
Day o Sheep Ueninnd.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 18, 1!"4.
Recelp'a were: Oattle. Hogs. Sneep.
Offlciul Monday 6"M l.oto cJ
Sanm day last week ... i,t-L o.aiii 10.44
baine any week betnre. lloliUsy.
rir iliiie weeks ago.. I.'jA1 s.4 4j,60tl
Same lour weeks ago... l,l4 t.j4t 4.il
Same day last year :.13 6.828 11,128
i.ui.- . & run THE lr.AR IV DAIK.
ine ;onoMi,g tabie t-tiows tne leceipis uf
Call., nogs alia sbecp at ooutn oinana for
t.ie year to uale, wilt, ouiupaiitfou Wltn la.il
year; .tKH. i.. inc. leo.
CKlUe a.i.nuJ ua,iui
no.ss l,t.,-4 1,J,V4
I eneep Ji.wo li4,il
Avti'ai ptiues p.uU lor nugs at souwi
uiumj.u tor me laav several uas wilta Coiu
pai isou;
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I 1 82
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4 18 3 82
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u no,
Indicates Sunday. 'Indicates holiday.
Mile otlicial number ot cars ot stock
brought in today by each road was:
Catlie.Hogs.Sneep.U'ses.
C, M. & Bt. P. Ryv 1
Wabiisli 1
Union Pac. aystvm.. 7 4 3 44
C. A N. W. lty 1
F., E. AM. V. R. R. W 6
C, St. P., M. A. O. Ry .. 2 .. I
li. M. Ry 11 t .. 2
Illinois Central 1 ..
Total receipts 28 - 21 S 62
j ne uispustiion ot the day's receipts was
as tollows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs.Sheep.
Omaha Packing Compttny ..1j3 ..
Swift and Company 9 .. 6-2
Cuuuhy Packing Company ... .. 3
Armour 4 Company 117- 478
Carey ot Benton 121 ..
li. Hamilton 41
L. V. Huss 6
Agar Packing Company 318 .,
North Packing Company 403
Lay ton Ml ..
Oilier Buyers 8b .,
Total 762 1466 866
CATTLE Receipts were limited and de
mand llkewlr small. The lew loads of
lfcrtd sold readily to packers at saliafftc
toty prices, but the conditions surrounding
the market are yet very uncertain.
In the cow and heiler division there is
110 special change noted. The few coming
are selling lreeiy at good prices, but aa la
beet stems the demand is yet uncertain.
Hales mis morning compare favorable with
prions oefore the break with only a Very
..lulled number ou sale.
Blockers and feeders are selling In about
last week's notches. The conditions sur
rounding the beef cattle trade exerts a
more or less depressing Influence In feeders
and the market Is very dull. The move
ment to the country last week was very
small and the trade Is very quiet at the
prices.
BEEF STEE3RS.
No. ' At. Pr. 1 780 $ 44
No. Ar. Pr. 1 1140 4 M
1 710 I 18 1 .-HI0 8
10 ill) 3 00 140 1M4 t 16
BliChJltS Ainu COW tt.
, Tab 4 II .. Ml 6 18
83.. .1..
4
14
16
1......
1
cow a.
m 14) 1 u $ 0
, 414 $ 4 1 879 8 40
Mil 8 46 8 U41 4 0
BULLS.
, 1140 I to t 12U I a
1 1M0 $ 38 I 170 1 U .
CALVl'id.
14T I 00
KTOCKEKrt AND FEEDERS.
4..
I IU 1 00 1 170 8 W
8 7S0 8 M 1 160 I 44
1 490 8 10 1 440 8 44
i 471 I 8 Ia I M
1 164 t N 1 44 3 44
1 at I 44 4 4M I 40
I IN 8 60 1 Vti I H -
COWo AND llfc.lrli.tib.
81 too 3 4
fc-v McMonlgal Idaho.
1 bull 1710 I 60 ( cows...,, (9 I 26
1 cow 12O0 2 SO 14 cowp 805 2 80
41 feeders. . 840 8 66
HOUS There Is no special change In thja
conditions surrounding the hog market.
There Is a moderate Inquiry for good
light shipping grades and a limited de
mand from packers, but the trade Is yet
very unsettled all round.
Shippers took on a few bunches of de
sirable light hogs at prices 6&10c higher
than Saturday, or from $5.25(0.87. Oood
medium weights also sold for shipment at
somewhat higher prices. Only one packer
was attempting to purchase, and prices In
this direction sere dttle If any better than
Saturday. Packing lots fetched around
$6.1iV((5.), about the same as Saturday,
wltk the demand very limited at the prices.
No. At. on. Pr. No. at. bu. Jr.
at 170 ... 8 18 41 244 40 I I2hi
SI 141 40 6 16 76 101 10 I U
64 Iti 40 I II 47.. 144 ... I 26
6 160 40 $ 17Va 11 14 ... 6 SO
71 141 140 5 11St 14 !l t
71 334 60 6 17 l al 171 ... I 35
61 341 124 6 17Vi
76 2:4 40 6 11 '4
SHEEP About 600
....ii
an ant
head arrived on orders
ami sold to the trade. The situation re
mains unchanged and there Is practically
no market for sheep of any kind..
Quotations foi grass sheep and '.ambs:
Good to choice yearlings, H.tj&i.iV; fuir to
good yearlings, ;i On'n 1.25; good to choico
wethers, $4.00(34 26; fair to good wethers,
3.ui'u4.uo; good to choice ewt-s, $3.a'o- ;
fair to good ewes, $3.2&4f3.50; good to choice
lambs, 3a.Sur&.76; fair to good lambs, $6.uu
tin do.
No. Av. Pr.
1M Idaho ewes 93 3 70
326 Idaho ewes 94 t 70
list Idaho wethers and yearlings 91 4 05
71 Idaho wethers and yearlings 90 4 05
bo Idaho wethers and yearling 91 4 u6
64 Idaho wethers and yearlings is) 4 U5
77 Idaho yearlings 81 4 20
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Lower
lloaa Good Sheev Steady.
CHICAGO, July 18. CATTLE Receipts,
8,000 heud; market steady to 10c lower;
6.30; poor to medium, $4.5otf.26; siockers and
reeoers, m.hhui.w, cows, ai.wyi.ii.. iirunn,
$3.0U4i6; canners, $l.6tKtf2.40; bulls, $2.rj
4.00; calves, $2.5o6.75; Texas fed steers, $3 00
tj.on.
HOQS Receipts, 10.000 head; eitlmated
tomorrow, 6.0U0; left over, 4,290; market
good, hogs 10c higher, others steady; mixed
and butchers, 85. 164(6.75; good to choice
heavy, f6.6fVrfo.76; rough heavy, f5 OCjy5.30;
neavy, i.oriro. io, iuurii iikhvj, ejm"
light, $5.3((6.76; bulk of sales, 15. 4ixfl-5 tl.
fill t! I .' T , VII" I A l l,U U . I I h
8,000
HI 1 C 1. i J i ' . V ...1 ,, ...... .11, D.vv
1 J. .. I . . lanil.a unrl i mrtnA in
llfOU, llicri, ninn , ," a.vnuj , "
choice wethers, f4.00f'4 60; fair to rholoe
mixed, t3.75-4.0O: western sheep f2.50O4.15;
native lambs, $4.007.26; western lambs, $1.00
rg.75.
New Tork'Llve Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July 18-HEKVr-Re-relpts,
6,086 head: market demoralised and
prices declined 6ojr76c; steers sold at $4.40(3
8.00 per 100 lbs.; bulla, .1.0'y-4.26; extra bulls,
$4.Sfi',4.76; cows, $1.76i&4.10; extra cows,
$4 67. Dressed beef quotations uncertain,
but generally estimated to sell at lojll-'o
Ir lb. European cables steady.
CALVES Receipts, 4.94s head: 75cfc1l
lower on veal; buttermilks fl,0tisjl.26 lower;
rommon to prime veals sold al ti.Wtfl.W,
with a few sales at $7.2fya7.60; buttermilks,
M i&yj 60; several hundred calves unsold;
city dressed venls lower at I0fcl2fc per lb.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,621
head; market demoralised; sheep sold at a
decline of 25&60c; lambs were oil fl.fcfj2.00;
sheep, t((-4 75, with a choice lot at $4.80;
exrt wethers, fS 80; common to choice
lambs, fri.OiKKT.OO; dressed muttons lower at
lltflla per lb.; dressed lambs lower at
126 13c.
IK KJS Receipts. 8.01 head; prima state
hogs, $6.25 per 100 lbs.
Bt. Louis Live 8 took Market.
ST. LOl'lH, July 18 CATTLE Receipts.
40. i heud. Including 376 Texans. Market
strong; native ahliiping and export steers,
$1 Kb Of); dreaaed beef and butcher steers,
$3 9tfi6.4o: steers under I ') lbs., $3 7f4l410:
stockers and feeders, $2.7Mi46'; rows and
helfera, $2.36ti3 25; runners fl lSoCl 2 30; bulls,
$ ' &'n 3 86 , calve. $4 fcicu 7.80; Texans and In
dian sieers, $?T5434.5o; rows and helfera,
11 1 m J 76.
I HUUlr-Recriptg, tot hetUU Mafktt was
strong; pigs and lights, ftViOtoogn; packers,
$.' 2'"iij.4o; tun hers and best heavy. 46 1
6(0.
SHEEP AND IAM US Receipts, 200 hesd.
Market strong; native muttons, f 1.2in 4 :
lambs. t3 Kii.O0: culls and bucks, I2.i6tt
3.60, stockers, H.TMtiKi. Texans, $.i.O0'4j4.6V
Kansas City I.lve Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, July lS.-CATTI.E-Re-celpls,
I,6n0 head. Including $. southern,;
market icefloe lower; cholre export im'l
dressed beef steers, $. If ti (to ; fair to gootl,
84.754? M; Blockers and feetlers, $3.16ti4.i0;
southern Steers, fJOinM.lO; southern cows,
f2.iatr4.4o; nstlve cows, $2 :t;tn 40; BitUve
heifers, . $3.00j'4.75; bulls, 3.tMvS.ir0; culves,
fj.&i 50.
HOUS Receipts. 8.8X head, market l'tj
15c lower; top, 16 30: bulk of sales, $5 1.4
6 25; heavy, fo.16tio.25i pirs and lights, fo.lu
Jo.
SHEEP AND LAM LS -Receipts, l.iOo
head; market notnina.iy sfaii) ; lamns.
4 (A); fd ewes, $.'l.2ji(3.i; Texas
rllped yearlings, 8SI.''U-t7i; Itxas clipped
stieep, M.2.''fl4.iA'; stockers and fteuera,
St. JosepU Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 18 .--CATTI J"- Ho
celpta, l.ouo iiead; market lOsfilic lower; n 1-
Iiirs, Hxiitw; cowl ana iieurr, i.itv
I 00; rtockrrs and feeders. $3 08 7o.
HOOS-Rcelpts. 1.810 heid; market 5410,
lower; light, 80 2c; n tdiura ahd heavy, $5.20
tjti 26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelpta, 148 head;
market dull and steady: lambs lower.
silonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, July 18 Special Tele
gram. CATTLE-Receipts, 600 head; mar
ket strong, stockers steady; Beeves, 84 fc'u'
5.75; cows, bulls and mixed. I5''a4 6c;
stockers and feeders, $3.0txp 4.; calves and
yearlings, 62.76(12 75.
HOUS Receipts. 80) head; market 5 10c
higher, selling $6.o0tj5 .6; bulk, !0 10-rj016.
Stork la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yes
terday; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 5"0 l.iaw 6'J
Chicago 8.0H0 lO.fUHI 8.0"0
Kansas City 9,500 8,nt) l.tioii
St. Louis 4iXI firt
St, Joseph 1,0c HI 1.C10 MS
Sioux City 500 8(10
Totals 24.400 22,710 9,848
OMAHA WHOI.KAI.K MARKET"
Condition of Trade and usotatlosa on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGOS Receipts liberal; firm; fresh can
dled stock. 1.V-.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9c: roosters, nc
cordlng to slxe, 5c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 7c;
gcesp, 5c; broilers, ISo.
BUTTER Packing stock, 11c; choice to
fancy dairy. 12iffl4c: separator, lS(fil7c.
FRESH FISH-Trout, 11c; pickerel, 8c;
pike, lOo; perch, 7c; bluedsh, 12c; whlteflnh,
14c; salmon, 14c; redsnapper, 11c; lobster,
freen, 2c; lobster, boiled, 30c; bullheads.
Ic; catfish, 14c; black bass, IXlc; halibut.
10c; crapples. 12c; roo shnd, $1; bulTalo, 8c;
white bnss, 11c; frog legs, per tlox, 36c.
BRAN Per ton. $18.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesalo
Dealers' assoclntlo 1 : Choice No. 1 upland.
$N; No. 2, f7.50: medium. f7; coarse, $0.50.
Rye straw, fS.io. These prices oro for hay
of good color and quality. Demand fair
and receipts light.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navel, choice, large slxe, $.1;
fancy navels, all slses, $3.60: Mediterranean
sweets, choice, all sizes, J3.0uUJ.2u; Jaffas,
all sixes, f2.7c2(3.00; Valenclus, all slses, $3.60
4)3. 7;
LEMONS California fancy, 270-300-360,
$3.7564.26; choice, f2.7K&3.00.
CALIFORNIA FlUS-Pur 10-lb. carton,
60c; lmpurtud Smyrna, 2-crown, 12c; e
crown, lJc; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per rnedlum-Hlsed bunch. f2.00
62.50; jumbo, $2.75433.15.
DATES Persian, per boa: of 30 pkgs , f2;
In 60-11). boxes, ic per lb.; oriental stuffed,
per box, $2.40. 1
PINEAPPLBS-In crates of 34 to 2, per
crate, $3.26.
ITRUITS
APPLES Oreen, per -bu. box, 75c.
RASPBERRIES Per 24 qts., $u; per 24
pts., fl.oO; red raspberries, per i pto-.
vtasn.,
13.
1
13.
BLACKBERRIES Arkansas, per 24 Qts.,
STRAWBERRIES Colorado, per 24-jt.
case, $160.
CHERRIES California, Royal Ann or
Tartarian, per bos, $1.25; borne grown, per
24 qts., 31.2U
OOOoEBERRIE4-Per 24-qt. case. $1.30.
PEACHES Texas, per 4-busket crate, a)0c;
California Alexandra, per yaox, fl,
PLUMS California, Tt'ogOy, Burbarka,
11.85.
PEARS California, f2.76 per box.
APRICOTS California, ff.. IM
CANTELOUPE Texas, per crate, $2.60
176; California, per crate, $5.00.00.
WATERMELONS Per lb. (orated), lo;
each, 30jH0c.
CURRANTS -Red and white, per- 24-qt.
case, $1.86.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New Texas Red stock. In
sacks, per bu., 60c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., f2.16i&2.28.
ONIONS Bermuda, per 50-lb. crate, $2.00;
Louisiana, In sacks, per lb., 2o.
CABBAGE Home grown, lo per lb.
CAULIFLJWER Per dos.. 65o.
CUCUMBERS-Per dos.. 26c.
TOMATOES Texas, 4-basket crates, fL
RADISHES Per dox. bunches, 20o.
LETTUCE Top, per dos., 30o.
TPRN1P8 Southern, per dux., 26o.
BEETS Southern, per dog., 26c.
CARROTS Southern, per dox., 26c.
PARSLEY Per dox., 25c.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box. fl.OO: per
bu. basket, 60c; string, per bu. box, M.00;
por bu. box, 75c; Wisconsin blue beans,
16-nt. box, $2.00.
UREEN PEPPERS Por f-basket crate,
$2.(W.
SQUASH Home grown, per dox., 76c,
PEAS Per bu. box. fl.OO.
EOG PLANT Southern, per dog., fl.H0.
CELERY Knlamnzoo, per doi., 26o.
M 1 9CELLAN EOL'8.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
HIDES Na. 1 green. Cc; No. 2 green. Bet
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. t salted. 6c; No. 1
veal calf, t to 12 lbs., c: No. 2 veal rslf,
12 to 15 lbs., 6c: dry salted, 8H12c; shep
pelts, HOTo; horse hides, tl.5GP2.S0.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full crenm,
11c; Wisconsin young America, 12e: block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wiscon
sin llmberger, 13c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 roft shell, per !b.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
10c; peanuts, per lb, 6c; roasted peanuts,
per lb.. 8c; Chill walnuts, per lb., 1213c;
large hickory nuts, per lb., 11c; almonds,
soft shell, per lb., l"'c; hard shell, 13c;
shellbarks. per bu., $3.00; black walnuts,
per bu., $).2
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July U.-METAL8-Tln
was quiet and unchanged during today's
session In both the foreign and domcstlo
markets. London closed at 119 12s 6d for
spot, and 4E120 for futures. Here spot was
quoted at f26.254f26.60. Copper ruled Una
In the London market with cables showing
a slight advance, spot closing at Ml lis
3d, and futures 57 10s. Locally copper
was firm. Lake is quoted at fliTVS'lS 0):
electrolytic, f 12.?12.76; .casting, flJ.3i(Jr
12.50. Lead, unchnnged at 1 lis fd In
London, and ft.25fi4.35 Ir: the local mar
ket. Spelter la also unchanged In both
markets. Loudon quoted spot at 22 2s
6d, and the local quotation was U.Sblfi.Si.
Iron closed at 61s 9d In Olasgow, and ut
42s td In Mlddlesboro. locally Iron is un
changed. No. 1 foundry, northern, I14.6l3
15.00; No. 2 foundry, northern, $18. 75'14.25;
No. 1 foundry, southern, and No. 1 foun
dry, southern, soft, $13 2513.75. Pig Iron,
nominal at IK. 00.
ST. LOCIH. July 18. METALS Lead,
firm, $416. Spelter, firm, f4.80.
-Wool Market,
BOSTON, July 18 WOOL Market strong
and active with the volume of sales i.
niarkably heavy. Territory wools are firm,
with a good demand In progress. The lead
ing quotations are; Kentucky, Indiana, etc.
three-eighths and fne-quarter blood, 270
28c; braid, 2324o. Idaho fine, 17ln;
heav fine, 144tl6c; fine medium, )f''le;
medium, 18(?7'19c- low medium, 20-(21c. Wyo
ming fine, lnul7o; heavy fine, )4'tfl6c; fine
ttiedlum, nlic; medium, l!42oc; low me
dlum, 20Ji22c. Utah and Nevada fine. 16
H17c; heavy fine, 14''fl5c; fine medium,
W17c; low medium, 2I'hi27c. Dakota fine.
lTiylHc; fine medium, 17918c; medium, r.1'1
2oc; low medium. 21ti'32c. Montana fine,
choice, 20ii21c; fine average, l&'uOc- line
medium choice, 19(J2co; average, liitt-jnc;
staple. 21i&'J2c; medium cliole. 224i03c.
ST. I5UIS, July 18 WOOL Steady; me
dlum grades, combing and clothing, -4
24c; llaht tine, loiyisc; heavy tine, 12il3c;
tub washed, 83c.
Saver and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 18 SUGAR Raw,
very sleady; fair refining. 8c; centrifugal,
98 test, 3 15-liu4c; molnases sugar, 3V4c; re
fined, sleady; crushed, 6 7uc; powdered,
6.15c; grunuUted, 6 06c.
NEW ORLEANS. July If. SUGAR
8teady; open kettle, xn".l 13-15c; open ket
tle, centrifugal. 3t8c; centrifugal whites,
4c; yellows 8 8-16c; seconds. 2S'a3c.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle, yVft
25c; centrifugal, H16c, syrup, nominal, 20
(&.26C.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Kralts.
NEW YORK. July 18. EVAPORATE i
APPLES I Jght demand, but old cmp
stocks are cleaning up very well and st
tractlve fruit Is firmly held Common arc
ouoted at 44t6c. prime at H,?j"0c, choice at
6,,tY44.c and fancy at Ic.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
remain quiet, buyers showing so disposition
to take s-ipplles other thnn for Immediate
rqulranents, in spit of the comparatively
low range of prices, wljeh would seem to
promise no material decline, quotations
ranging from it to 6,c. Arncots and
peaches are attracting a very small busi
ness for future delivery and rule steady
to firm on a small trade In spots. Apricots
sre quoted at W0' for choice It4)tfl0o
for extra choice and HiSglSo for fancy.
Choice pesches are held at 7tf7e. extra
choice at 7'!io and fancy st 8'lji0c.
Oils and Roata.
NEW TORK, July 18 OI1JS Cottonseed,
dull; prime crude, nominal; yellow. ??t
2!Hc. Petroleum, easy; refined, New York,
fT.70; Philadelphia and Baltimore. fi.SS:
same In bulk, $4.75. Turpentine, steady, 67
Ri.8IV-Sie.idy; strained, common to
gool. tff.i3 00 .
OIL 'ITY. Juljf 18-4in.-CTedlt bal
ances. fl.50; certificates, no hid; shipments,
80.729 bbls.; average, 64 324 bbls; runs, 138.017
hhls average. 72,240 bbls ; shipments, Lima,
59 37 bbls.; average, tU.M4 bbls ; runs, Lima,
12T..ni3 bbls.: nversce. r.6.704 bbls.
SAVANNAH. July 18.-OILS-Turpentlne,
quiet nt 64r
R'-FIN-Firm: A. B, C, f? 46: P. fS.ftl; E.
$5 M; F. t2.j: O t25: II. S3 SO: I, ft. 26; K.
rv: M. fS.S0: N. $3.90; W O. f4S0; W W,
t4 80.
tlrooftrliall trot flaares.
nrtximhall cables promise world's whest
crop: European. 1.6iiS.000,0(Hi bushels, against
l,SWS,00n.tioo hushels last rear.
American, without I'nlted States, !40,000,
000 bushels, against 20O,no0,0cO bushels
Asia. 4K..0HO,0OO bushels, against 851,000,000
bushels.
Other countries. ICS, 000, 000 bushels, against
120,00(1.000 bushels.
Total without United States, 2.472,000.600
bushels, against 2,628,000,000 bushels last
ear,
Klein Batter Market.
EI11N, 111 . Julv 18 Butter remained tin
charged on the Elgin board this afternoon,
holding firm nt 17c. Weekly output, 870,
800 pounds.
If you have something to trndo advertise
It In the "This for That" column of The
Bee went ad pnge.
HEAI. KSTATE TRASKERS.
Deeds filed for record July 18 aa furnished
by the Midland Guarantee and Trust com
pany. Winded al.etri.cter, 1614 Farnam
street, for The Bee:
Chris Bar be et al to Sarah F. Smith,
lots 4. i and 6. Miller Park Place.. ..f 528
Hugh H. Baxter to Snrah E. Town
sand, lot 8. block 3, Lake View 125
Wallace llackett and wife to Nellie P.
Buck, lot t, block 120, Dundee Place fOO
Isaac 8. Leavett and wife to Nellie P.
Buck, lot 7, block 120, Dundee Place.. 700
Anton Vasnk and irlfe to August Jung,
lots 16 and 17, block 3, Persons
Berry's Add 615
Chas. Posplstl to Joseph ft Paulina
PoHplsll. part lot 18, block 21, city.... I.S00
Michael J. Ltickey et al to Thos. E.
Luckey, pert lots 1 and 2. block 8,
Jetter's Add 1
Florence Company to Win. R. Wall,
lot 3, block 253, Florenoe 80
Edwin L. Reeves to same, lots 1 and 2,
block 253, Florence 160
Wliinette W. MrllvtUne to Joslo Por
ter, lot 6, block 8, Carthage, and
othor land 260
Aaron R. Hoel to James F. Prender
gast, part lot 120, Nelson's Add 1.000
V. W. JVIeschendorf and wife to Geo.
H.. same, lot 7, block 1, Albright's
Annex 1
Tukey Land company to Etta L.
Marsh, lot 0, block 2, Sherwood's Bub. 4,000
Joseph B. Fradenbiirg. assignee to
Frank J. FUxgeraid, lots 3, 4 and 6,
block 120. South Omaha IS
Geo. A. Mnston to Jas. and Amanda
Peterson, part block 6, Marysvllle. , , . 600
Wm. Erlckson ot al to Francis V.
Ketchmer, lot 22, hiock 1, West Cum
ing Add 60
Alfred R. Toolxrr to Cnrollne E. Tool
xer, part lot S, block 197. city 1
Bridget A. Dulllvnn to M. Frank Sulli
van et al, lot C. block 11, Hanscom
Place 1
Cornelius J. Sullivan and wife to same,
and Joseph Homwer Sullivan, undi
vided 1-8 lot 18, block 1, Crclghton
Heights and other land 1
Leonard B. Dout to Melville D. Onm
eron, lot t, block 9, Omaha View.... 200
O. M, E. Tel. 611
MESSENGER AND BAGGAGE.
1618 Farnam Street.
WILL OET YCJR BAGGAGE THERB
ON TIME.
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