Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIU BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1010.
CRAIXAJiDPttODBCFttARRET
r
heat Hai Firmer .Opening on Un-
farorable Adricei.
coen . orraiiNoa . abe light
Molds PI ran with Firmer Wkfil Mar.
3ter 'Wearae!4 Uener-,
v.vtllr lar.
. J i, OMAHA, July 20. 1910.
Higher cable and unfavorable advice
"u"' re nimt a rirmar utiemna.
rte Hern yasiorday turned buyers, fi.ro-
ii Tuiun uu. av.er the onenlna. The for
eign situation aiul.th early movement of
winter wheat will be tne immediato lea
tures. '.
wun no pressure of country sales coin
Howe excellent.. tone. Cash demand l
a, keeping Itituree strong. Willi an up
ward trend. . ,4r. .
Wheat wait strung uu higher cable and
continued cli-y weather In the northwest
Price advanced eurly , aud held firm
throughout the day. Unto sale cf new
wheat heconi mora liberal value hould
work bin her.
Corn held iflrm on light oferlng arid the
firmer whetjt mitrketr. Buy In waa of good
cnaractt-r. owing to the general clear wva
ther mup, with . higher temperatures pte-
lucteo. t.:an corn sola M nuner.
Primary wheat reoelpta were 703,000 bu.,
and shipments -were 634.000 bu.; against
recelpta last jfT of 702,000 bu., and ship
ment of 2.ss,uw bu
lYImary aorti receipt wre 455.000 bu.,
and hlpmii Vera 731.000 bu.; against
recelpta lartj 'Year, of 4O5,V0O bu., and ship
ments or S02.00O bu.
Clearance were ft.MkVbu of corn, none of
oats, and vtheat ah flour equal to 43,W
DU
rr on
eat ar'
Liverpool IrlohfJI Hd to Vd high
wheat, and "fid. lower on corn.
Local ranks, o.- options:''
5 6i: old American.
6V4d; new kiln dried.
steady: Bnitembtr. 4
d. . -
via Oalveaton, 5s
6 4"d; future,
d; October, 4a
WEATHER IK TUB OR A IK BKLT
fair, with No Impart! Change la
Temperatare, la Prediction,
OMAHA, Neb., July 2U, 1V10.
Heavy rain continued along the gulf
coast end in trie outn Atlantic state
during 'luenoay, and ram I tailing on tin
eaal guit coast, ink morning. A tail of
i.m incites occured at Galveston, and 1.6J
inches at New Orlean. Bo in a very light
nd widely Scaliereu shower Occurreu in
Inn fiorlnern portion of Nebraska, weaiern
routu uakota, Wyoming and Colorado
within tne iat twenty-tour hour, but toe
tan were ao llgnt a to be oareiy worth
mention. lemperaturea continue moderate
iiiiougnout tne east and aoum, and no
important change has occurred in any por
tion ot tne countiy since the last, report,
eactpt that a aiignt, uut general, rite la
now n in the lake region, tne upper por-
iiona of tne Mlsaiasippi and Missouri
vaiiey. and along tna eaatern itocay
mountain siope. generally tair weatner
piavana evvry where this morning, except
me i am noted on the east guit coast, ami
condition are favorable (or continued fair
In Una vicinity tonight and Tnurauay,.wun
no important cnangu In temperature
Uiu lax 19U8 190;
Minimum temperature j 54 87 74
Precipitation uu .00 .o .00
Normal temperature for today. V7 degrees.
Deficiency lit precipitation since March L
12-t uicriea.
Excess corresponding Period In 1900. .0i
of an inch. ,
txoesn corresponding period In 1W8, 1.84
mcner.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora) aud Wheat Region Halletla.
r'or Omaha, Nub., for the twenty-four
hour ending at a. in., 75tU meridian Uuie,
Wednesday, July 20, laid:
OalAliA felaiHICT.
Temp. Kaln-
Station. Max. Min. tail.
Ashland. Neb 45
Auburn, Neb U
BiuKen iiow, JSeb so
Articlea.l OpVr.. High. Low. Close. Tea'y.
Wheat (
July... l?lr 103H 103 1W 102Vj
Hfpt. t 1 02 I (U 1 02 1 OCV 1 01'
Corn I
July... t8i f,r B BSVa
Hept... 5v4 b fcttt
Oata (Vt,. .
July... fp74 3 s, 37114 8H 37
Wept... jfl S7's 874
O Wall a Cash Prlcee.
, WMKAT-pioS bard, 1.02H104H: No. t
' hard. ll.OOH'M.OiiW;. Ne 4,ha.-4, 4cr1.00, re
jected hBrdet)j.93c; No. spring $1.01
l.UJVj; No. 3 prmg, ci41.00Vi; No. 4 spring,
X'O'nWc. .J I-'- ' .
Iv'OIUV-Noft.l white, 62Hc; No. 8 whUe,
w !ii-c; Ni white,. 00ru61ci No. 3 color,
g'Wutiltoc; No,fl color, fowiOHc; No.,' I yel
t lo-, 0c; "itii 3 yellow,' MOOc; No. 4
yellow, Uk&.ThisNo, t3c; No. , BH468)c;
No. 4, 57V4'iic; no gre.de, 494o.v ' 1
OATS muritierd, 8Vo4uc", No. 8 white.
ffl'vuMc; Nit,'.VbltjiU443i)Hc;. No. 8 yel
low, S!(,'ic;llNo. 4 yellow, 8 37ic.
BAHLKY-fNo. 4, 634v6c, nominal; No. 1
t.el, oliiMcI rejected. 4tii0c. nominal.
KVE-N'0.jP, 70Vt(.72OJ No. 3, liMJ'70V4c.
Columbus, Neb... M4
Cuibertaon, Neb.. 6
Banbury, Neb.... li
Fairmont. Neb... it
Or. Island, Neb.. Hi
liartingion, Neb. 5
Hastings, Neb.... U
lloldrege. Neb.,.. VI
Oukdaie, Neb.:... M
Omaha, Neb h4
Tekamah, Neb.-... s3
Alta, la DO
Carroll, la W
Clarlnda, la 82
Hlbiey, la. 78
Bioux City, la.... M
Minimum temperature
period ending at s a. nv.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
: No. of .Temp."
Btatlona. Max.
17 W f
j . Si
Carlo Receipts.
V
W heat.
,.w4
... Wt
.. 17
... 78
Corn. Oat.
176 . 164
44
16
fci
(HI
b
Hi
bit
60
. 4
ti -bj
M
t0
66
SO
t2
M
64
s eo
.U0
.00
.W)
.m
.00
M
.110
.W
.w
.uo
M
.01
.00
.00
..00
J0
.00
.00
.00
for
Sky.
Clear
Ft. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
l't. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
lt. cloudy
Clear
Halulng
Cloudy
Clear
I laining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
twelve-hour
NfcW.ORRSTUCKS AND BONDS
Slight Speculation in Copper Only
Belief from Dullness.
FOREIGNERS BUT AMALGAMATED
F'erelga Eirkg Hatee Recever
Fellewlag; laereaeeit Carreacy
appllee la Market Little
Deaaaael for Itaeke.
NEW TOHK, July .-Ther waa a
glimmer of apeculatlve interest In the cop
pers today. That was ail that redeemed
the day's stock market from being tne
dullest of the yejir.
The demonstration In the copper group
was not changed, was not explained defi
nitely, but gave rise to rumors of progress
In the efforts to bring about a working
agreement between the leading producer
to curtail the output, buying of Amal
gamated copper for foreign account wa
regarded a quite Imposing and this nup
plied the point for an uplift in the whole
group.
The desire of a number of Important
financial Interests to effect a closer agree
ment between the great copper producers
and to restrict the production has been
avowed on more than one occasion and Is
supposes to nave awaited the supreme
court decision on the anti-trust law for
active step toward its consummation. The
prospects ot the reporte - being well
grounded waa sufficient to nromnt a con
aiderable demand from outstanding; shorts
In the copper securities. The sympathetic
erreci ot this movement on the general list
proved to be about the only Influence
wnicn received any notice.
Recelpta of gold from Mexico, 000.01)0
by one firm, were aald to represent the
natural course of the proceeds of mining
operations rather than any particular con
dition In trade relations.
The Increased supplies in the local money
mantei snowea a nigner eirect In the re
Covery of the forelan iichtnn rmlm A
hardening of discount rates In London also
was a feature of the stock market heavi
ness, growing principally out of labor
troubles In England.
Bonds were firmer. Total sales, par value.
e.-nu.uuu. : unitea eta tea ponds were un
cnangea on call.
and leading quotations
Number of aalee
on stock were:
District.
Columbus, O
Louisville ..
Indianapolis
Chicago .....
Bt. Louis ...
lies Moines
Minneapolis
Kannaa City
Omaha
Mln.
a
M
M
66
M
66
6S
68
60
Ratn-.
fall.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
' .60
.00
.00
t
'hlcago .
Minneapolis? i
'oinaha ...L.,,
l-'uluth .....,
CHICAGO ( GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature el" the Trading; and Closing
Prl eel oh Hoard of Trade
CHICAGO, July aj.-lt'was nip and tuck
between the American Northwest and the
remainder tt the world today in regard to
auKDlying bullish new about wheat- i-a
peciHlly as to rtie Canadian portion of the
spring crop) belt, the loweet estimate to
ante concerning, the ' yield for the season
was brought lurwajd.. A firm -feeling .pre
vailed at the closev with prices Nelc net
lugher. Corn Unified. tylSk up, and oat
VdtU'Wo to 4c. I'fovtaton also, showed a
gain of 7V4S0.;''.'i -- ,"' f
In the Ut hni 'flny, he wheat market
was chiefly dominated by the northwest.
although feeling , spwitt 3be weight of large
Bales of cash wneat-'frem tbe country, In
diana In particular. Speculators, however,
bought freely on eetlmat. a tdfct. the Dakota
nil Mlnnsaiitl. uniild DHkiitKte-onl V l40.O9U.MM)
bushels to l&0,00tft'r-fumi,'an(l'''that-4.1le:
output ill the Canadian northwest would
not exceed (WWX000 bunhels. - -r
. Hhortage In the French crop was put at
1 40,oou,09ul buatiels.. t'orelgnera were reported
to have been good buyers today In Chicago.
The HVptember1 option here today ranged
front .SLU6-to IWW1. and closed 1H10 up
at tub l.07. . t
September oorH; fluotuated between 61c
nd t'.Viii;.!'. ulnalni tlrm. IUiC higher, at
&2n. The oush market, waa firm. No. t
velloeC fclbBed at tio. '
There- u . eume northwestern buying of
oata. here. September varied from 3St(ii:U4c
and cWetfVic riet higher at SOHtiaoVaO.
GrWlh ftiiifnes bought provisions today and
an cHaVHltorte.' At-the windun pork showed
a gain uX 30c Jaxd.7Vo to 16c, and rlba 10
jiiitv y. iitc..
Tlii' leading futures ranged as follows
, '4(
,.12 M
,. n m
..13 W
.. 14 84
.. 30 88
.. U 84
,. 1 84
The temperature continues moderate
throughout the com and wheat region.. The
only appreciable precipitation occurring
within the last twenty-four hours was a
half Inch at one station in the Minneapolis
dl"tr'0U ' L. A. WELSH.1
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau..
lea. High. Low. Clm.
n
general fund. $2.!a0.1L3; current liabilities.
IstTi.WJ; working balance In treasury ff-
flre, 8.l..ll3; In hanks to ereoit, treas
urer of the fnlted Htste. 8119,M.13S: sub-
sidlsry silver coin, tim.alt.247; mVior coin.
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK, July 20. MONEY On call.
easy at ZHitvi per cent; ruling rate, 1
per rent; closing bid, i'-v P"r cent; oriereo
at IMi per cent. Time limns easier for
hort dates; slxtv days. SMiJM, per cent;
ninety days, 3(U4 per cent; six months,
ikijiiVi per ren4.
FHIMK MtKCANTlLU t'Al'tK 10
per cent.
HTKKUNU KAtHARun mrong, wnn
actual business In banker' bill at 84 830
ti4.M5 for sixty day bills and at 4.Sot0
for demand.
COMMERCIAL PILLS84 834MH-
81LVER Br. Mc; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad.
firm.
Cloving quotations on ootids today were
is follows:
,..loH int-Mt. m
...lKiSI. C lt nt. 4..
...10H4 In -Mr.-Mr. 41
...luittjvaa ta l
...114 IUl4
...U4t4K. C, i. 1st ..... 1
L. 8. db. 4 -131)
4HL. N. un 4..,.
...l0SM., K. A T. lrt 4 7
a HI "to tn 4: K
... 7T4Ma. Pacific 4a i.;..,..'77H
-11. I.. M " I t TB"-
Armour A Co 4H.. t N. T. Ontrl ',.?. r7
At. n. 4s MS do 4b. 4v....... 41 -
SO ot. ' 14 N. T. H. 4S..M1V4
do ev. ta c W. 1st, Von. 4 S J
AU C. L. lit 4.. M4 . 4o CT. t riH
B. A O. 4 fNo Paclfn jga l.ino
da H ilo la 10
do . W. 8Va.... W40. S. 1 rtrt. 4 5V4
Dr. T. c. 4i. ....... -"tPon. t. JH (.115) i
V. of Ga. ....... J0v, do con. 4 va
( n. Loathar in.... M4 Raadins sen. 4i.... 7u.
C. of N. J. gen i..120'!iSi. L. S. F. fg. 4 TH
C. O. 4r l'WS do tan. it is4
do rat. it y St. b. g. W. c. 4s
C. A. IH 70k ' tat r'W 4i.... IWt4
(.'., B. A q. (. 4a., iHaaa4oid A. 1. 4.... 73W
do )t. 4a .'iH8a. l-a'JIlo ,coI. 4i.. MS
C. M. A 8t. P d. 4ll do'., e. 44... '
(.'.. H. I. P. . U1) doi'lat rat, . 4a...
do r(d. 4a 1 So. .. Hallwar . h
Colo, lndua ta 77 do fan. 4....
Colo Midland 4a...,. 47 I'nloft Pacific 4
C. 8. r. A . 4 t.'At do lit A ai. 4i
a H. CT. 4..
dt H. Q. 4
0. a. rat. ta, rag..
do couaoti
D. . . rag
o coupon
tl. t. 4. rag
do coupon
Bid. Aaked.
Altla-Chalm. let
Aniar. Afn, 6a.
Am. T. St T ct.
A mar. Tob. 4a...
do
6...
D.
D.
do raf.
Dlatlller' a...
Erla prior llan
do Kn. 4a
do Cv. 4g par.
do tar. B
tion. Blao. ct. I
Bid. Offarad.
, M4.
.103
. 7
.101
Mia do at A rf. 4a.. tbH
2Sl'. 8- Rubber .... loi 14
. V. g. Staai M 6a.... 101
. MVtVa.-Oar. Ctiara. 5a. f
. 'VkWah.h 1M. 6....104t
. V do Ht 4V an. 4.... 4'
,. 47 Wast. Md. 4a B3?
. lMWat. Klc. ct. Si. :
.154 Wli. Central 4. ......
Mo. Pacific ct 4a 2Vt
Oil All A LIVE STOCK MARKET
Heary Bun of Western lUnge Cattle
Still Continue!.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE TO TEN OFF
Fair Rii et Dota "heea aad Liaha,
Vr'alle Prieea Are Tea Tweaty
rive Ceat Higher Taaa
. Tneaday.
SOUTH OMAHA, July SO, 1910.
RecelDta ..,. i-.ni. M.mii. tineeD.
Official Mtmdav 470 8.403 17.1
Official Tuesdav 2!7 4.211 15.771
estimated Wednesday... 4.W0 7,L"tw
Three dava ihi. nk misi 14 813 41.4.10
Same day last week.... 11.821 17,116 82. M7
etame day. 2 weeka uo.. 4.iif,l 7.fi"i 10,844
name aaya a weeks ago.. 8,JS W.twi : 10,101
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 12. (W) Sl.1 20.IW8
Same days last year. ...10,540 lo.OoJ 18.824
The following table shows the recelpta ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at Houtti Omaha for
the year to date as compared with last
year: mio. Inc. Deo.
t-'attla 6HI.178 4n;.ol5 M.48J,'
hogs l.au.&Cl 1,4!H).1K7 287,824
Sheep 730. 4S0 717,OhJ 78.SSI8
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at Houth Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
4 feeders.. 977 4 70 . , 23 gtoer....lAl 4 80
8 coT, i.;.j74 8 CO - 8 steer 1M 8 00
Tlllford-fl. 1.
11 heifers... 80 80 M feetlrs.. 91 4 75
IHKlrV-Ttuyers put a little on the top of
the market In the hog yards this morning
and took considerable off of the bottom.
In other words, heavies and up-and-down
mixed met with sharp discrimination and
spread of price widened as a result.
Unod bacon hog sold early at figure
steady to strong, but salesmen were un
able to get vary much action on the bal
ance until later In the morning when Milou
declines prevailed. Bulk of supplies moved
on this hanls heavies and rough heavies
bearing the brunt of the decline. Unod,
heavy hogs had to sell around H lVrjX 15,
mixed ranged from IX.20 to 88 35 and liahts
brought tlis high figures, selected bacon
hog topping at DDK. A large share of re
ceipts went at 88.1891.45. as compared with
yesterday s bulk of 88 48.
Shippers' purchssed quite a few hogs
esrly, but dropped out of the trade after
supply of light and light mixed grades
was exhausted. One of the larger packers
bought very sparingly, also, so that de
mand was at no time very active and move
ment naturally draggy.
Representative sales:
I. ..
8...
8...
10..
II. ,
77 7 8t XI
8 Bt
8 UH.
.8 44
7 61 15
T (7 8 18
7 J 8 Xl
1(41
8 74
8 ta 8 12
8 4 t 41 8 82
6 Wl I 18
2
8
t57
8 84t
I27j
I I 8 4J 6 68 ( (5 6 ll) 38
7 H!
7 70
7 M:
7 83
7,74
8 4
8 43
( 31
4 871
74 tl M
8 -.41
a
S 71
8 7l!
8 frVI
8 61
8
6 8H
U...
13.
14.
la.
W...I 27 U, I 7 83 4 87 6 71 8 60
17. ..I I 7 74 441 6 721 8 61;
18... I 8 Sr I 8 401 6 69 6 6J 6 66 1 6 21
W... I 8 84't 7 781 I 4 74 ( 611 6 6 18
20...) 8 28 7 76 8 83 6 bt 8 47 6 6 6 0
6 64
a
e eg!
6 11
6 18
Date. I 1IQ. 12l.il808.llKr?.l0-l06.l0.
July
July
July
July
Jufy
jUiy
July
July
uly
July
July
jiny
July
July
4 M
(03
6 471 6 U
6 18
6 U
. 36.8U0
8t
4Vi titles . Open, . II igh( Low. Close. Yea'y.
Wh'eAt " f " ' I
July" '1 08
Kept,
V
lecv
May'
lo.
May
Oatsl
July
Kept.
lcc.
May
VJ'ork .
Jk Sept.
Lard-,'
Juijr
Kept.'
Oct. '.
Nov;:
Itlb ".
July ;
Wept.
Oct. V
Jan.',
1 09T 1 08Va
iaOOlg'Wt 147V J I
J:U-mi 1 lZ',1. ,1 US
- "0 6H
iti(utiivi:iui''8i i
6414.1 a'A.
tiy!Vtil . tS2y
411iitfH41MM24l,l&4
1 OOSl
1 07HI
100 I
1 U
60
88
Atjj-l0y4tVi,j,
21 45 '111 W I
1-r:
11 ta 1 11 s
11 67HI in2HI
11 47W 11.83V!
11 17Wl.Jl.U5
.h-tv-l I
It 85.4 115 -i 11 ,TT. I
11 S7A,:iV 0 T U 87V4
10 WSf 11M
Irti'vfcv
80 . 82
IV.
iSBtitj'Vil
40 4UVi
:..42Va!42V8
21 48
14 Kn
11, 65
II 46
11 17H
10 8
80
SI 63
11 72V
11 60
U 32V1
11 75
11 66
11 00
36
108T4
1 OuH
1 o;h
1 11 y,
6tfVi
00 V8
-6VV8
SSI'i
40 V
21 ta
11 55
11 811
11 47Vi
11 42Vi
10 80
2a
MEW YORK GENERAL 'MARKET
tluotatloa of tk Day oa VarlOne
t omBiodittra." v
NEW YORK, July 20.-FLOUU Higher;
m-iiir Detents, t5.7o4i-6.15; winter straights,
84.4Ulij4.&o; winter patents, 84.4i6.00; spring
clours, H.3t(fiM; winter extras, No. 1,
83.7oi'3.90; winter extras, No. 2, 83.60ta3.86;
Kansas straigr.ts. et.scxti.ro. nym uui,
uuiet; fair to good, 4. 10a 4.25; choice to
lancy. M405J.4.&0. ,
nnuNM eial, Steady ; fine white and yel
low, 81.4041.50; coarse, 81.401.60; kiln dried.
3.40lij i. 60.
WHEAT-pot maraet irregular, o. t
red, 8I.IIV1, elevator, to arrive, c. 1. I.; Mo.
2 red, I1.12-J4. t, o. b.; No. 1 porthern, 81324,
J. o. b. Prieea at the close were unchanged
to 1Q net higher. July closed at t.i;
September, il.lHt'Sl .12.' cloeed at 8112V;
Oecember, 8118V(114. cloed at 81.14V.
Hecelpts, 4,800 brsbels, -
cohn-Boot market nrtn;- nm s, ic.
nominal, elevator, domestic basis, to arrive
I. t; export io. 2, izc, 1.. o. o. viiiion
market flrn.t i' 1 covering by ahorta in the
July .poKltioi oting at lo net advance.
July cloned 1. 72c: September closed at
71c. Receipts, 4o,ao0 bushels; ahipinenta,
4,000 bushels.
OATS Boot market steady; mixed oats.
26 to 32 pounds, nominal; natural white, 2o
to 32 pounds, 4o4fulc; enppea wnite, a 10 m
pounds, (iO(u3Vic Receipts, 18,826 bushels.
HAK-tuteutiy ; prune, ti.nyttji.'o-, ru. ,
1.17ViiJl.20; No. 2, tl.luLW; No. S, 81.0uj1.0b.
HlUc.o-r.asy; centra aiiiiiih,
Bogota, 2l((j,22c
HOPS Kasy; state, common to choice.
19u9, 211023c; 1108, nominal; I'aoltlo coast, ius,
l&ai'loc; W08, nominal
PROVISIONS forii, steady; mess, 125.509
26.00; family, 626.UOtjiiKi.bu; short clear, 24.5u
k36.utl. oeei, aieaay; mess, is.ouvio.w; um
ily, ll.6oyai.0U; beef ham, tU4.0oiu20.tM. Out
meats, steaay, picKiaa uciuea. 1 .u x io.
tl7-6018.0U; pickled hams, 816utfl6.60. Lard,
steauy; imuuie atn p.llf. ru.outfii.w, r-
fined, steady; continent, iiz.ev; isouth Amer
ica, 813.70; compouna, ).uwif,ii7.
TALLO w eteaay prime uiiji, uuus., tc;
country, 814it.Ho.
Cllt-r-oc. steaay, state, wnoie num. ape-
claia, loNi'tfloc; atate, wnoie mux, xancy,
14c; ataie, whole - milk, average prime,
HVm14Vc; state, whole cream, fair to good,
lfcUU3ic; state, whole milk, common, WKf
Uliic; skims, full to special, 8Vtl2Vc.
1IUTTKK weaaer; creamery, apeciais,
2SVi62S?8C; extras, t7XS28o; thirds to firsts.
24U3ui state, uairy, coiiniiuu to iinem, i.'y
27c; process, seconu a auauiai, tuueo-ixc.
EQO8 Firmer; fresh gathered, extra
first, 2021Vo.
POULtKl oteaay; nearuy oroners. ziu
tn; fowls, lc; turkeys, iumc; aressed
quiet; western oiunna, tur.-is, 1;
We; turkeys, 16&20C
J.ooo
too
600
100
1344
V
70V
(
No. iP 1 ..'-'
Ci.mIi duotatibus Xeis tl .follows:
FLOUt-Firn; )nteC patents, .25; win
ter strntahts, 84.36u.00; aprlng patents, best
bard. $(J.K0T.4W; bakers, I3.70iu5.3y.
1 v KYE-No. 1 2. Ttk:,
I llAKI.UOJf-i'-l-'eed -ami mixing, 62o8c; fair
to choidu malting. VMiie.
SKiillB Klux.'-No. 1 southwestern, $2.40
No. 1 ilorthwestarn, 82.M. Timothy seed,
I4..'i li Clovel n.i6. -
1'lloV -lilONS Me.ua pork, per bbl., 25.00i3i
25.26. Lardi per'liiO lbs... 8U62H. "Short
ribs, iiies..JtMMe..'tll.7;iiin21a; short clear
aides, boxed. 3l3.0Oi 18.2o.
Totijl cl'4)'(utre of wheat and flour were
equl to 11K,)(U0"4 'Primary receipts were
102.000 bu.. compared with 702,000 bti. the
i'orpuntlig Jlay a year ago. Kstimated
recalots for tomorrow: Wheat, til car
corn, lia tars; ottts, 108 cars; hogs. 17,000
liend. .:!': .
HI'TTBH Bteady; creameries. 218c;
dairWa. 3.Wj2fic.
K!OS Heci'lpts 18.?t0 cases; teady at
tiiuiU, -rriwrst -Included. W'J lie, fluts, ISc;
prime firsts, 17c.
4:ll RKSU tead; dAfWcs. lrl,ISc; twins.
lot,l!)1ac; vounc"laurlCMS, li'tiliic; long
horns, IK4J 17n. J 1
POULTRY Easy , turkey. 20c; live fowls.
H'-jc: ajtrlngt, ..iwu 18c
VEAL-Stciidy; W to CO-lb. wts.. 888Ue:
(W to 8i Hv vUa., -8(0,4jc; 86 to- 110-lb. wts..
RaVua U',"tlr'ala aad Prutlalaaa.
K'AtVSXa lTV'Julv 20-WHEAT-July,
81020 efriptemberj'tl.OiTll WH; Oeoember.
810o,-r -.'aah; rtichaaned; No. 2 hard, 31 08
iKjli; Js'o...J. 81 0.il. Ob. . No. 2 red. tl.Of-a
1.06'a No. 1' .$1.W.
i.'ORN-July. oi "Heptember, 60c; Ie
cember, lwc Miyi . t'ash: Unchanged
to Vc hlgherr'No. 2 mixed. ttt$r3Vie; No. 3,
lCHio3c; No.j.2. white, UiKtuic; No. 3, 84Vt
"SaT. tlichsngd; Xo. 2 white, 4I'43o;
No. 3 mixed. JSotSTc.
A UYK Wo.- 7319 76c-
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, 114.00
11 60; choice prairie, new, $11.60.
BUTTiiTt:-Creamry, extras, 28'ic; flrata,
14C ; second. 22c; packing stock, 200.
tlJOS Kirsta 34.20, aaconda, 83.00; cur
rent receipts, new casea. 84.10; miscellane-
mi. 84 Hi. ........ '
riotvi
A..i'.t... Hon
10.OIJO
Wheat, bu..
ea. t ra? lat..!.'
bu..
Shlpmenta
J41.UK
.K)(4
6 i00
St. LaJia Geaeral Market.
BT LOU18, July . WHEAT Futures,
higher; July, 8104; September. 81.06V8; De
cember, $1.07V. Cash lower; track, No. 1
red. $1.08rO'1.12; No. 8 hard, tl.OStjU.lt.
CORN Futures, higher; September. BIHc;
December, 5iV8c. Caah, higher; track. No.
1, 84U4Vc( No. 1 white. 6&ij7VC.
OA'f S t utures, firm; September, S6T4c;
December, 38Sc. Cash, higher; track, No.
i, 4oc; No. 3 white, 47c.
KJK Unchanged, 77c
FLO UK Firm; red winter patents, 15. S
6.0O; extra fancy and straight, JI.7CK&4.SO;
hard winter clears. $3 40ro3.ii0.
SKKU Tlmot. 0. v
I'OHN MEAL 8J..
BRAN Sim... .ifd
1.04.
HAY Steady; prairie,
OthV, $17.00( 20.60.
pun visions Pork.
$20.55. Lard, higher; prime steam, $U.4t.J
$11 85. Dry salt meats, steady, extra shorts.
13c; clear ritis. iac;. snort clears. i.i"c
Bacon. boxed, steady; extra shorts, 14!c;
cleur ribs, 14c; clear rios it!ac, snort
clears, li'i.
1-jCL'V" r'lrm; chickens, IV; springs,
ln'Olftc; turkeys, 18ft3Sc; ducks, IrgUc; geese,
ftiirttAc.
in.'TTER Steady ; creamery, SiiaSsvic.
1XK3S Steady, 15c.
tteceipta. siopments.
Allla-rmalmars fd ...
Amalgamatad Cbppar .
a mam an Aarloiiltural
Amarlcan Bast guaar .... 400 11 '
Amariran cn JO0 114
Amarlcan Or. A r J00 60S
Amarltao Cotton Oil 400 6V
Amarlcan H. . L. pfd... 00 ta
Amariran lea Rarurltlaa . too 12 ti
Amarlcan bina ,
Amarlcan Locomollra .... 400
Amarlcan g. R.. 14,100 T1W,
A mar. g. 4V R. pfd.. 400 101
Am. gtael Found rlaa ' K10 41
Amarlcan Sugar. Raf 100 ISO
Amar. T. A T 1,00 M
Amarloan Tobacco pl8,,.. 100 i
Amarloan Woolen ao tuvfc
Anaconda Mining Co 8,400 MUj
Atohlaon 1,400 MS
Atchlaoa pfd ,
Allantlo Coast Ltna ...... 800 lilt
nutlmore A Ohio 400 10u.
Bathlahem Sta "
Braoklrn It. T l,no 77
Canadian - Paclflo too lt
Cantral- Laathar 70 uuj
Central Leather Bid 100 104
c. of n. j.
Chaaapeake A Ohio 8,000 74
trhlcago A Alton
Chi, Ot. Waatarn, naw.... 200 ti4
Chi. ot. Waal. pM
CAN, W 1.000 14i
C, Mil. A gt. V T,0 US
C C, C. at St. U
Colo. Fuel Iron 600 83
Colo. A Southern
Conaolldatad Oat ..,
Corn Producta
Dal. A Hudaon ....
D. R. O
D. R. O. afd ..
Ulstlllara' Sacurltia
600 2414 !H4
Erla let pfd
Krla M pfd ,
Oanaral Electrto 400 144
tiraat Northarn ptd 2,000
Graat Northern or ctfa.. . too 62 S
Illlnola Cantral v 600
lntartiorough.Met too 1
lntarborough.Mat ptd . .... 400 60
International Harraatar .. 1,70(1 8414
Intar-MarUie pfd ... ,
International . Paper 104 10
Iowa Cantral
K. C 8outharn .....
K. C." Southarn
baclada
Loula.. A Naah (, dlv.)
nipn. m du uovjm ....
M St. P. A 8. gta.M
M., K. T
M.. K. A T., pfd
Vliaourl Paolflc .......
National Blacult '....'..
National Lead
Naw York Cantral ....
N. T., O. A W.... .".".".
Norfolk A Weatern ..
Norte American
Northarn Par.Kto
Paclflo Mall
PennarlTanla 2,600 ltl UTT
Paopla's Uaa ,
Pitta., C. a, A Bt, L
Plttaburg Coal
Praaawl Steal Car
Pullman Palaca Car ..
Railway Blaal gprlng ..
Raading r.
Rapublio gtael
RepulMe Steal, pfd ,
Rock laland Co
Rook laland Co. pfd ..
8C U A 8. F. td pfd
St. U 8. w
t. U g. W, ptd
gloaa-Bheffleld 8. A I..,.
Southarn Paclflo
gout ham Railway
goutharn Hallway ptd ..
Tannaaaa Copper
Taxaa'A Paclflo
Tol., Bt. L. A W
Tol., St. L. W. pfd..,
Cnloa Paolfie
Union Paclflo pfd
Unlutd Statae Raalty ..
U. B. Rubber ,
U. 8. Staal
V. $. Steal pfd
Utah Cbppar
Virginia-Carolina Cham.
Wabaab.
Wabash pfd
Weatern aMryland 1
Uwi. Electric
Wheellnc A take Erla ..
.Total aalaa for In day. 80T.KIO aharaa
40
Li...
1
8H
60
6S
27
21V.
u
101
41
121
2
3714
iii"
108
"77"
186
104
7"
142
11214
i
133
14
"io"
w
143
124
64
in
18
. 80
,'ri
600
400
100
1.400
1,100
' 100
"iiio
1,300
124
32
108
0
114
70"
118
40
88
31
8
$
87
12
II
8
70
101
61
11
132
1
27
88
99
110
108
21
77
186
32
104
280
73
66
!3
4S
142
12J
72
81
63
138
14
166
80
28
24
41
30
142
114
63
137,
18 '
60
88
14
10
48.
17
18
1 3
! 48 MOO
140 V1JS
17
Lnral keearitiwe.
Quotatlona furnlabed by Samuel Burns,
Jr.. 3t New York Ufa building, umaha:
1820..
a.,
Baatrloe Crasmery pfd
Beatrice Creamer, com
OMabir Packing Co. 6a, l84.
Cltj National Bank Bid. 4a
Cttr cf Omaha 4 Ha, 18H0....V..
Celumbua Elao. IA. 6. 1834
German Plra lnaurano
Iowa Portland Cemant lit mtg.
Iowa Fartlana vament eoa. aai., ......
Kanaaa Oaa at Elao. 1 par cant ptd....
Kauaaa U. 4 B. 6a, 1923
Michigan gtata Tal. pld ..I i
Morria 4k Co. 4a, 188
Nab. Tal. stock 8 par cent
Omaha Water Co. 6a, 184.......-
Ouilu oaa as. lull .....i,v
Omaha Klae. Ught 8a, 1838
Umaha ttlac, t-int pld par east
Omaha 4k C. B. St. Rr pfd 8 par. east
Omaha at C. B BU Ry 6a, I3...,...,
Omaha C. B. Rr B. pfd
P.oillc T. T. 6a, i837 1...,....
Bwlft a CO. 4a, 1814....
ttata Inauranca Co......
Waatarn Maryland
Trl-Clty Ry. 48 U Co. 4a. 1688 4
Trt-Cltr R. A U ptd. ttock, 4 par cant 81
Union Stock Yard lock. South Omaha 84
Bid.
84
88
88
68
lot
30
lu
88
88
8
84
8
61
88
68
88 .
. 65
88
68
, 67
8
,64
, 8
118
Aakad,
88
61
loo
101
81
101
lao
104
100
84
'
a
100
88
88
84
63
81
84
47
64
liw
144
44
67
81
Si
Sunday.
Receipts and dlsDosltlnn of live stock at
the Union stock Yards, South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours endina at 8 P. m.
ueaday ;
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hoes. Rhepu H'r'e
C M. & Wt. P. Uy.... 1 . .
Wabash K,y 1 ........
jho. ascitic Ky x I
Union Paclflo Ry 8 . 25 .. t
C. A N. VV eaat 8
C. & N. W.. west H3
(.'., t. P., M. Ak O.... 6
H. A Q., east 1
B. & y., west 41
H. 1. & P.. east.. 5
H. I. P.. west.. 1
lllnols Centrl 2
Chicago Ot. West..... 8
200
100
4.400
700
"'flb
too
100
100
7,100
too
600
800
800
400
45,700
loO
"ioi
, 67,800
700
, ll,m
800
too
400
16
83
148
31
82
74
'37
87
U4
23
83
22
48
13
80
Mii
70
114
44
123
3114,
103
48
113
43
'io"
118
141
30
'i
74
't7
47
iii'
38
17
22
48
131
80
8
116
42
6814 6
17 17
86 86
600 (0 60
133
31
43
68
107
48
118
43
37
68,
118
26
128
10
84
1
83
164
81
143
30
31
74
"41
ft
7
62
113
23
64
13
37
20
48
141
80
70
84
7o
11-
43
68
17
36
44
88
4
New York Caru 4)Botatloas.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street.
Omaha:
Bay Stat Oaa 22 Inaplratlon 4
Butts Coalition lil,roin 4
Cactus 2N'erada 'Connolldated 16
r-hino llNawhouee 68
Chief Conaolldatad. .7 1-UOtilu Copper 1 8-16
Fraction 31 Rnwhlds Coalition .. 16
barli.Daly 1 Ray-Cantral 8
Ely Central 04 Bwlft Pka. Co 102
Kly Conaolldatad -..24 geara-Roebuch. Co. ..164
Franklin 10 Superior ft Pittsburg 10
Olrouz T TonorsM Mining .... 6
Gold field Consolidated 8 Trinity- Copper 4)4
Greene Cananea .... 6
Omaha Packing Co 7f8 1,230
Mwirt and company 1,673 l,4o7
Cudahy Packing Co 07 1,2:;;
Armour A Co 9U0 2,725
Schwarts-Bolen Co 7
K. L. Mouse 108
Murphy, shippers 3S5
Benton Van Bant & L... 18
Stephen Bros la
Hill & Son 304
B. Lewis w.. 1M
Huston A Co ,. 5
B. Hoot oi Co 27
H. Bulla 88
Wolf...
McCreary & Carey...
8. Wertheltner
H. I Hamilton
Lee Rothschild
Mo. & Kan.-Cal. Co.
Oegan
line & Christy
Other buyers.,..;
Totals ........
east track, $1.03
$13,004)14.50; tlm-
hlgher; jobbing,
Flour, bbl..,...
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu. .......
Oats, bu
7,t
. 74,000
47,000
17,000
Peoria Grata Market.
PKOHIA, July 20. CORN Steady;
whit.-, 4c; No. i yellow, 3c; No. 4
lc; No. 2 mixed, 83Wc; No. 4
814c.
OATS tsteady; standard.' 434c;
white, 42c; No. 4 white. 40jt2c,
7.8UO
63 0 0
4S.00O
2D.O0O
No. 2
yellow,
mixed.
No. t
I.oadoa Stock Market.
LONDON, , July ' 80. American securities
were quiet and featureless during the
early trading today. At noon the market
was steady and prices ranged from un
changed to , higher than yesterday New
York closing. -.nr.
Consols, money.. 81 18-MUnilarille A N...
do account 81 M., K. 4V T
4mtl. Cupper i n, y. Central....
Anaconda (Bx-dlT.).. 7 Norfolk ft W
Atchison , :0I da pld
do pfd 103Ontarto A W
Baltimore Ohla....lliPennaylTanla ....
Canadian Paclflo 181Rand Minaa
Chesapeake ft 0 74 Reading
Cblaago Q. W 288aulhern Rr
Chi., Mil. A Jit. P.. .137 do pfd
lTBoutkem Paallle 117
81 union Paelfio 167
H do pfd 84
24 U. g. Steal 72
1st ptd 43 da pfd 118
da 3d pfd 83 Wabash 17
Orand Trunk 26 do pfd 87 -
Illlnola central 134 Spanish 4s 83
SILVER Bar. steady at 25 'id per oa.
MONEY 1 ner cent.
The rats of discount In the open market
ror snort nuis is i per cent; tor three
nontha' bills, 2 4 per cent.
lie Bears....
imn-rar A tile O.
de pfd ,
erla
do
..148
.. 88
..114
..100
.. 61
.. 44
.. 44
.. 6
.. 73
34
i 67
Boston I'loalaw Btoka.
BOSTON. July 20. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds:
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. July 20-No. 1 upland, $12.00;
No. 1 upland. $1100; packing. $9.00; wheat
stnaw, $7.1)0; rye and oats, $800; new hay,
8LS.J0.
' -f
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. July ta-COFFEE-Futures
closed steady; net unchanged to 6 points
higher. Sales were reported of 3ojb0 bags.
Closing bids follow: July tt.Uc. Auguat,
4.80c, September. October and November,
7 00; December, 7.04c; January, T.lOc; Feb
ruary, 7.12c; March, 7.14o; April, T.lic; May,
7.17c; June, 7.1c. Spot, steady; Rio No. 7,
8V-: Santos. No. t 8Sc; mild, steady; Cor
dova. 10oi:'c.
l.lserntMil Ural a Market,
LIVERPOOL. July 20WHF.AT-Spot.
dull; No. 3 red western winter, no stock;
(uiuias, aiaadyr Jul. 7s 6kU, October, 7s
i.a: LieaatnLar. Ta kUg -
CCVN-i. fum. fid dUatrtcu BiU4,4U.6. ktita, I. too bJ
Tuttaa Market.
NKW YORK. July W.-tXlTTON-Future
cloced very steady: July, Ic; Auguat,
18.31c; September, 13.74c; October, n.OSc;
November, 12.80c; Deremlier, 1287c; January,
12.83c; February, 13.85c; March, 1187c; Mayi
U Hoc. Spot lotd qu'et. U pel nt a hiaher'
..Lin. . ,.-1. u . . t,. j . . j .
. T l. aaiaaiing ruii,
.Vllouaa
Amal. Copper
Am. g. U A 8..,
Arts. Com
Atlantic ,
B. ft C. C.A 8 M.
hutie Coalition ...
Cel. A Anton...,
tel. ft Hacla ,
t:entennlal
Copper Range Cos
P.ast Butt Cop
r'ranklln
Oiroux Con
Oranby Con ....
Greene 1 ananea ..
Ila Ror a la
take Copper
Kerr Laka
Laaalle Copper
Wolverine
. 36 Miami Copper .
. 40 -,,hawk
, 33 Nevada Con ...
. J8Ntplsa!ng Mines
. 6 North Butte ...
. It North t-ke
, 17 Old Domlnloa .
. 60 oacaula
.610 Parrott 8111
. 14Uuiauy ...
. 408liannon ..
. 4 Superior ...
. 10 Superior A
Suprtttr
. 34 T.niaraok
. 6U. S. C. A
14 U. 8. 8 K.
.83 do pfd
. 7l'uh Conaolldatad
. 6 Winona
..104
18
44
16
lf
'
33
1
cop., n
l
Pitta..!! 10
61
0 34
A M.. 34
44
21
a
Bank Clear "naa.
OMAHA, July 20. Bank clearing for to
"day were $2,608,Ol.o9 - and ; for- the corre
sponding date last year, $2,2008.70.
OMAHA GKNICtt.tii" AtARKBT, "...
tapla aad Faacy Pro4w Prlcea Far'
aiaked ky ttayera aadWholeealera.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, dellvnred to
the retail trade in 1-lb. cartons. 80c; No. L
in SO-lb. tuba. 80c: No. 8, lit 1-lb. cartona.
2oc; No. .11, In 80-lb. tuDs. 2iac; packing
stock, solUl puck, 21,c; uatr, in 80-lb. tubs,
ii. Aturaet cnangea every iueauuy.
CHlvKaJi-'I wins, 17Vo; young Americas,
19c; daisy, 18c; triplets, lbu; lim-Derger,
18c; No.. 1 brick, 17 o; imported Swiss, Joe;
domestic Swiss. 83c; block Swias, 22c.
POULTRY Oressed . broilers, 2oc; hens,
15o; cocks, 114c; ducks, 18C, geeue, 16c; tur
keys, 2be; pigeons, pes doa., al.oO; homer
sauaba, per dog., 84.00. fanoy aguaba, per
doa., $8.a0; No. L per doa., $3.00. Alive
broilers. 16wl8c; hens, 12c; old roosters, 7c
old ducks, full feathered,' 11c; young ducks,
13o; geese, full feathered, kj; turkeys, 18c
1 1 Hl,. .. n
5c; homers, per doa.. $3,00 scjuaba. No. 1,
per doa., 11.50: No. 2, per doz., buc.
FlSrl tan iroseni ficaerei, uo; wnite-
flsh, 14c; pike, 13c; trout, loo;. large crappies.
3uo; bpanisn macnerei, isc; eei, joc; . mi
dock, Uc; flounders, 13c; green catfish, ISc
buffalo. 8c; halibut. 10c, white percti, 8c
bullheads. 14c: white cat. lOi roeshad. $1.00
each, ahadroes, per pair, two; irog legs, per
doz., hoc; taimou, mc
No. 1 rib, 164c; No. z, 14c; no. 8, 8c; No,
loin, 18c; No. 2, 144o; No. 1, luhic; No
chuck, 84c; No. S, 64o; No. 3, Co; No.
round, 114c; No. 2, c;-5)io. 8, 8c; No.
blattt. 4.c; No. 2. 640: No. 8. 4C
FKUUo-oranges: uanrorma cimniit
brand Red land vaamdias. loo size, per box,
84.00: 1M else, per bos. 84.80; -UO else.. $4. 50,
li ana imauer siaoa. per ova, ei.ou. tta-
Mediterranean . sweets. 200-314 a aes.
jer box- $4.00. Lemons: Llmonlera; extra
fancy, 800-SoO aises, 88.GO1 choice, 3uo-3oo
sixes, per boa, i.wtiJi: ,"J BiS, EOo pei
oox less; Sunset brand, per box, 87.50.
Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch, U.iail
2.50; Jumtio, our.cn, fi.ism io. nneappies;
Florida, 80-38 siaea, U.7to'i.oo; slses.
$2.60. Cantaloupes: California, 64 lse, $4.36;
& standards. 46. 50. Cherries. California.
ner 4-banket crate, u.60. r-iume: California.
per 10-lb. box, 81.75. Apricots: California.
dbt t-banket crate. 81.26. Blue orunea:
Per crate, ilmi. feacnes;, wauiornia, per
80-lb. box, hoc; texaa Know ireea, per
basket crate, 65oc, Pears: California
Bartlett. per box. .(. watermelons
Texas, 10 per lb. Oaten: Anchor brand,
new. 80 1-lb. pkgs. In box. per box. $3.00.
VKtiKi 1 AJJiva.& iriso Dntatocs; wiscon
In and native, per bu., 60c. Cabbage: New
California ana soutnern, . , per in., zo.
Onions: Texas crystal wax, per crate. 83.00:
yellow, iu sacks, per lb.. 4c. Garlic: Extra
fancy, white, per lb., 10c; rea, per lb.. lo,
Eggplant: Fanoy Florida,., per oos., ll.oo
2.00. Tomatoes: Tennessee, . per . 4-basket
crate, $1.10. hiring and wax beans: Per
hamper, about ru ins., maraet Das.
keta, 76c. Cucumbers: Hot house and
home growTi, per dox., 7to.
HOMK-UROWN VEGETABLES Rad
l.h.s: Kxtra fancy home-grown. Per dor
iuiiiches. 80c. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf. Dar
doa., 80c. Parsley! Per dox. bunches, 4sc. As
paragus; Per dos. ouncnes, waaoc. Ureen
Onions: Per doz. hunches, ztc. TurnlDS
Per market basket, 40o- Carrots: Per mar
ket basket. 60c. Beets: Per market bas.
ket, 60c. Green Peas: Per market basket,
41 OK '
M18CE LIGNEOUS Walnuts: Black, per
lb., Ic; California iso. 1, per in., nc; ca
I for n la No. 2. Der lb . 140. lilckorynut
Large, per lb., 4c; fc.all. per lb., 60. Cocoa'
nuts: Par sack, j w; per aox., ea ' .
New Terk Mlsla Btocka.
NEW YORK. July 20. Closing quotations
en mining stocks were: .
Alir to l.esdvllle Con
tlrunswick Oaa.
do Tunnel
do bmida
Cos. Cai A
Horn Silver
lrun Stiver .
ufla:ad.
Va.
t
.33
, 14
44
44
Little Chief
Mexican
Ontaria .
Uphir ....
Standard
16' Y.llow Jacket
.. 8
.. 4
..100
..800
.. 64
.. 84
f . 1 Msrksl.
NEW YORK. July 20.-M ETA ts-Lead,
firm at $4.45 bid, New York; $4 .Z!tyat.?v,
Eaat Ht. Loula. I-omlon 'spot, r- A" 12 11a
8d. Ppelter. quiet at VJa&.H, New York
$4.8T&5.. East Ht. Louis. , Ixuidon spot,
32 7s Oil. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 4ss
104d In London. Txcally Iron was qule
No. 1 foundry, northern, 3iaHile.75; N
2, $18.0fl4i 18.36: No. 1 southern, $l.2t.U16.76;
No. 1 southern, soft. $16.001 18.23.
ST. LoUIri. July 20. M ETA LS Lead,
$4. Si. spelter, steady at 85.0Otji.0J4.
No. At, Sb. Pr. No. At. 9h. Pr.
42 .181 ... 7 75 M Ml 120 8 l,i
7.., 361 ... 8 00 42 26 40 6 25
65 v0 ... 100 41 2t.8 160 8 26
68 ... 8 OS 70 Jfl 40 8
4J 24 120 OS 47 177 ... 8 26
64 HO ... 8 10 28 2f8 ... 8
a 3:14 ... 3 10 84 INI ... 8 24
63 l,t 48 lift 70 243 140 6:6
40. 211 84 8 10 46 216 80 6 33
44.:-. 3K6 200 6 10 71 U.l ... 6 30
bt 'l ... 6 14 4 HI 40 8 80
76.. m 120 8 11 67 294 100 8 84
1 273 60 8 16 83 10 ... 6 80
6S 816 30 8 16 4 881 ... 8 80
64 20 61 8 16 88 230 130 8 30
41 248 N I It 6 341 80 8 86
44 ...376,... 8 16 4: 2)1 l.t 6 36
87 270 ... 3 1.1 45 tW W IK
67 ... 8 13 47 243 180 8 81
63 287 340 I 16 46 2o7 120 3 36
43 803 ... I 16 38 3.13 ... 6 .13
44 m 40 8 16 71 2.13 tOO 8 36
41 2ai 40 3 16 70 24i ... 1 40
64 !M 80 8 13 72 2:1 ... 3 40
68 270 ... 8 It 7 tn 40 8 44
6 2"3 ... 3 80 8....... .124 ... 3 46
to ...l...l.Jt ... 1 20 77 2'J0 ... 8 60
3 2X4 ... 3 M 44 211 80 8 60
64 347 80 8 20 72 123 ... 3 63
84.. 277 140 1 20 78 ...217 ... 8 63
21., 264 ... 8 00 44 2"4 ... 80
66 1H ... I tO 61 200 40 8 40
73 (43 84 3 2i 60 200 ... 8 60
3 234 ... 8 tl 183 ... 8 06
43 253 40 8 28 81 190 40 8 46
7
85
6
1
22
2
3
1
20
13
Total receipts 198
34 .
14
106
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
673
376
1,451
643
K. Husz 47
31
210
1(1
42
11
4
527
..6,260 7,228
SAVE CAR FARE;- LOSE COIN
Two Dunlap, Ia Men Practice Costly
Economy.
ROBBED BY PAIR OF HOBOES
Jonrne Ins Writ to Ray a farm,
lfcry Travel la a Boa Car ta
Order to ave the Price of '
a Ticket.
Here Is a revised version of the skeptical
rurallxt who burled hi money In a tin caa
back of the barn rather than trust It to a
bank. Of course somebody happened along
nd unearthed the can and the money. Theta
there was wailing and gnashing ot teeth
In that barnyard.
George Hansen and Karl JJrown of Hun-
lap, la., did not bury tbelr money In a tin
can, but when they decided to buy a tarnt
somewhere In western Nebraska they did
the next thing to the burying act.
They started west in a bb car, bumming
their way. with two gold watches and $74T
n cash In their pockets. When near Coun
cil Bluffs, Jogging along at a merry clip,
exultant over the free ride they were get
ting, two typical hoboes Joined them la
their box car.. Intuition or something else
told the hoboes of the 'Wealth the two Dun-
apltcs carried, and they straightway thrust
revolvers Into their faces and forced them
to disgorge.
The trip wet was abandoned and there wli;
be some delay before any Nebraska farm
land Is transferred to Oeorge Hansen and
Karl Drown of Dunlap, la.
SHEEP A normal run of arass sheep to
day carried a big feeder end, but inquiry
for thin and half-fat giadea from country
sections was especially broad and move
ment was active from the opening, prices
ruled hlgtter on all cla.. its. advances rang
ing from a dime to a quarter. Feeding
wethers that sold at $3.26 yesterday muveu
reaauy at 33.80. and yearlings and ewes
soid equally well, .here were not many
lamos, either feeder or fat, on sale, but
anything In this line has been selling al
most on a par with astern price-levels.
Fat native lambs topped at $i.2o today and
choice westerns are easily quotable at 37.00
or better.
Fat wethers regained practically all of
their early loss, Montana greasers going
at $3.80 with a moderate sort. The right
kind ot owes would bring $H.oO, and choice,
handy weight fat yearllnga are quotable
at $4.8XMi.oo. in a general way, all ot Mon
day's decline has been recovered on ootli
feeder and fat grades, and current sales
are steady to a little higher than those of
laBt Thursday.
Quotations on grass stork: Good to
choice lambs, Jo.lxxa.'.OO; fair to good
lambs, 38.16411.60; feeding lambs, 8o.lbrj
O.w. nanuy weight yearlings, 4.ufflo.oo;
heavy feeding yearlings, 83.8hh04.2o
good to choice wethers. .t.4oj
3.7o; fair to good wethers, 33.1otu3.4; feed'
lug wethers, 43.Atfi'3.2o; fat ewes, J.ov(yJ.uo;
feeding ewes. 42.2uU8.00.
Representative sales;
No. v.
61 Wyoming wethers and ewes.. 7
CATTLE Receipts ot cattle were liberal
again tnis morning, 183 cars being reportoa
in. This brings tne total number ot head
for the three days this week un to 20.1U7.
the largest three daya run experienced at
tnis point in a Ion time. As comrjarea
with last week, receipts show a aain of
over 8,000 head, while tney are practically
double the number received one year ago.
me avi nvaia consisted almost entirely ot
range cattle, with only a small sprinkling
of natives and corn-feds. Considering the
large receipts, the market is by no means
in Dad shape, although prices are decidedly
loner than last week.
Good beef steers, both cornfeds and
rangers, were In active demand and the
market on that kind was ateady and In
some cases possibly utroitger. As high as
$7.86 waa paid for good cornfeds. On the
other hand the common to fair kinds were
notn siow ana lower.
Right good cows and heifers did not show
much change in prices as aompared with
yesterday, but the less desirable kind were
slow to lower. -
Good feeders did not differ In value verv
materially as compared with yesterday, but
light cattle were around lo&loc lower. To
put It another . way, good feeders are 16
360 lower and common feeders and light
stockers around 362160a lower than last
week.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, $7.00ri7.75; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $ti.2.Vij..00; common to fair
corn-fed steers, t5.0Ogti.; good to choice
cows and helfera, $4.76(6.?6; fair to good
cows and heifers; $3.60Ci4.76; common to fair
cows and heifers, $2.tiOuc3.26; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 84.604 00; . fair to
good stockers and feeders, $3.764g4.26; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders. tl.oOil
8.75; stock heifers, $S.254j4.00; veal calves,
aa.owri.uu; nuns, stags, etc., 4o.00(B)a.29.
uuotaiions on range cattle: Good to
choice grass beeves, $6.60&t.26; galr to good
beeves, 84.70iy5.40; common to fair beeves,
I3.76S4.60; good to choice Cows. 84.202i4.BV:
fair to good grade, $3.60f4.00; canner and
cutters, 82.76&3.S5.
Representative sales:
BEEF fcTKKRa.
1,284 Wyoming wethers 102
id Idaho awes, culls ,.. 88
W Idaho lambs 40
36 Wyoming ewes, culls 88
134 Wyoming wethers, feesers... 87
2H2 Idaho lambs 68
16 Wyomltig ewes, culls 73
143 Wyoming eewes, oulls 97
246 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 113
209 Wyoming wethers, feeders.... 8.4
9 Wyoming wethers, culls 88
739 Wyoming wethers 19
220 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 108
231 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 104
63 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 107
68 Wyoming ewes, culls s8
1,000 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 81
40 Wyoming Wethers, feeders., ho
4 Wyoming Warners, feeders.... 85
41 Wyoming w'th'rs, f'd'ts, cuils 73
246 Wyoming yearlings 75
201 Wyoming wethers, feeders.... 92
2M Wyoming yeaitlnga. io
62 South Dakota lamns w
46 Wyo. ewes A weth. oulls.... 81
85 Wyoming wethers 100
No. At. Pr. No. A. Pr.
38 ... 771 4 t 71...:... 1383 4 76
8 .1086 3 60 " 4 1806 3 80
1080 8 60 20 164 8 80
8 840 4 70 ss ,634 JO
H 3 74 17 land T 16 '
8 746 $ 80 41 1877 1 30
80 1037 8 36 44 1887 7 34
4 1343 4 40 47 1884 T 44
15 1184 4 60 78 1314 7 44
38 1018 43 24 1414 T 44
COWS.
) 637 3 74 22 170 3 40
8 814 3 00 1 20 3 76
1 6110 3 00 8 878 I 76
1 8o 3 06 7 621 I 76
4 720 3 00 t 66 3 36
4 8B0 3 86 18 ;tt 4 80
10 821 8 45 17 1(4 4 60
4 823 8 W 13 1J04 4 36
riEIFEI'-B,
t 1080 8 25
L BULT.L8.
1 1230 3 46 6 m 4 13
1 1410 I 60
, CALVES,
4 300 4 76 4 164 $ 00
3....; zuo g
4...
16....
....
6....
11....
4....
STOCK EKa
834 3 80
624
640
...... 4WJ
460
664
8 00
3 10
3 36
3 3o
8 40
AND
4...
11...
4...
4...
6...
FEEDF.R3.
434 3 40
418
416
760
384
8 46
8 46
3 80
4 60
W'EHTERNS NEBRASKA.
4 feeders.. 965
1 bull 13W)
2 calves,.. ISO
23 Cows lOfti
4 cows 837
48 feeders.. 90
10 cows..'... iXI
13 feeders.. 707
18 feeders.
I cows....
1 bull.....
2 cows...,
I steers..
KiO Wyoming ewes.
1.971 Wyo. Wethers, feeders.
643 Montana wethers ,
200 Montana wethers
13 Montana oulls ,
47 Wyo. yearlings, feeders...
132 native lambs
104 native ewes
140 Wyo. ewes ....
2f.3 Wyo. wethers,
10 Wyo. ewes ....
1S7 Wyo. wethers,
182 wyo. wethers.
feedors....
feeders
feeders .
97
.100
.111
.107
.101
. 83
. 80
.128
. 93
. 92
. 92
. 92
. 97
Pr.
3 00
3 40
2 00
0 W
2 76
3 Ml
1 m
1 i0
2 90
3 So
3 46
2 25
8 60
8 40
8 40
3 36
3 15
8 15
3 20
3 20
3 66
4 75
3 40
4 60
6 25
2 26
$ 40
3 25
8 40
3 80
3 40
2 75
4 36
7 25
$ 76
3 .16
3 60
8 00
8 60
3 CO
AFTER WRONG KIRSCHBRAUN
Effort to I'roaernte a Father for AU
legeil Misdeed of Ills
Soa.
Charles Klrschbraun came very near hav
ing to stand' prosecution lit county court
for a violation of the law" In which he had
no pnrt but which g said to have been
committed by his son. Several days ago a
complaint was filed by linns C. Glissmann
of Hanson against Charles Klrschbraun
charging him with having crowded the
complainant Into the ditch while driving
an automobile. Mr. 'Glissmann claimed
Unit he, while driving a restive learn, had
signalled to the auto driver to stop, but
the signal had gone undeeded.
Mr. Glissmann csme Into town again
Wednesday morning With another com
plaint, Identically the samo as the first ex
cept that It was made against Ed Klrsch
braun, a son of Charles. Mr. Glissmann
had suddenly discovered that tie was about
to prosecute the wrong man.
SOUTH DAKOTA EXPRESS
COMPANIES ARE OBJECTING
Transportation Companies Say Their
Assessments for Taxation Are
Too High.
PIERRE. 8. D.. July 20. (Specll.) Th8
strongest presentation of pleas for tax re
duction before the state bourd comes from
the express companies, . who think1 they
are not being given a fair deal In the man
ner of state assessment. They claim they
arc being asked to pay too large, a sum
Into the state treasury.- The taxes tliay
v f re asked for last .year, and are now ,
fighting in the courts, ranged from $330
from the Adams company, up to $5,000 from
the Wells Fargo, Ihe other companies rang
ing between the twp flgurou. ' These
amounts for doing business In the state is
claimed by the express company repre
sentatlves to "be exorbitant- and' uajuat.
Tho Amrrlcan Express Is asked to pay
$4,286 and this Includes Its property In
Pierre, which it claims Is not subject to
local assessment as It Is a part of their
equipment. , ' ''
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market
KANSAS CITY. July 20.-CATTLE Ro
celDta. 11.000 head: market, steady to weak
dressed Deei ana export ateer. a i .wm
fair to good. $4.7047.0U; western ateers. 33.05
(U5.50-. southern cows, $2.504.40; native cows,
32.66(96.10; native neirers. ft.ouo.tju; duiis,
$3.6Ub4.65; calve. $4.&O9jti.&0.
HOGS Receipts. 8.600 head: market,
steady to 6? 10c lower; bulk of sales. $8.30
$.66; heavy, $8.25Q8.&0; packers and butchers,
$d.40fr3.65; light, 38..S68.70.
tiliEEP ANU receipts, ,saw
head; market, steady; lambs, 15&26c higher;
lambs. 3d.603i7.Z6; yearlings, $4.2o'u6.ou; weth
ers, $3.764.26; eives, $3.26fj4.00; stockers and
feeders, i.boxji.w.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO. July 20. CATTLE Receipts.
estimated at 22,000 head; market, 6o to lOo
lower; beeves, $&.l0fp.40; Texss steers, J4.10
4f.40; western steers, $6.00a6.90; stockers
and feeders, $.T0O5.6O; cows and heifers,
$2.u54.o0; calves, 38. 76.00.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at jo.uw nnaa;
market, dull and 5c lower; light, ts.OUffil.U);
mixed, $8.86418.80; heavy, 3X.Oiw8.ti6; rough,
$8.0041)8. 26; good to choice heavy, $K2f(8.G6;
pigs, $8.60fi9.): Duik of sales, f.30 RR.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, estimated
at 22,000 head; market, steady to loo higher;
native, $?.50ifi4.10; western, $2 404.10; year
lings, UWytii.W; lambs, native, $4.60rg7.1O;
western, $4.2Cn&1.16.
St. Loats Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 20. CATTLE Receipts,
(.600 head; market steady; native shipping
and export steers, $7.2yu8.40; dressed boef
and butcher steeis, $6.0u-o7.80; stockers and
feeders, $3.2643n.76; cows and heifers, $3.60
7.25; canner. 32.Mi(3.W; bulls, $3.2j&&.76;
calves, to.Ou-yO.OO; Tejtaa and Indian steers
$4.002(7. 50; cows and heifers, H.tXKir6 60.
HOGS Receipts, ' 7,700 head; market,
lower; plga and lights, $8.xa.85; packers,
$8 468.60; butchers and best heavy, $8.60
HHIfiEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 2.300
head; market, strong; native muttons, $3.6o
04.76; larnbs, $6.0O'(f6.76; culls and bucks.
$763.00, Stockers, $2.60tf3.50.
GIRL WANTS COWBOY HUSBAND
Philadelphia Uiiik Woman Writes
to Vanktou Postmaster, GIv
Isk Description.
YANKTON. S. D., July 20. tSpeclal.)
Postmaster E. G. Edgerton is in receipt of
a letter from a young girl of Philadelphia,
who has her heart set on a cowboy husband.
The letter tn part la as follows: '
I hope you will be so kind aa to help me
out of my troubles. 1 am a young lady, 20
years old, with a good father and mother,
but would like to nave a loving, temperate
cowboy for a husband. 1 do not ask for
riches, but a plain, neat home, and one who
Is willing to make ine huppy, as I will re
turn all happiness. The man must be about
five feet eh,' lit inches tall, weight about 166
pounds, and in good moral and sentimental
condition. I am a glfl who loves amuse
ment, play the piano, sew and do fancy
work and love housework. Aiy weight Is
150 pounds, 1 am uf good build and In per
fect health. A broad-shouldered boy, not
afraid of anything, Is preferred to some
Philadelphia boy, who does not come up to
my ideals.
As "cowgirls" are scarce In the cattle
country it is anticipated the young .lady
will get a bunch of answers to her ad
vertisement in a local paper. '
CONTRACT
902
9';i
720
Dry Uoodi Market, r ;
NEW YORK. July 20 -The dry good
market were steady during -the day and
the slight measure of improvement noted
at the beginning of the week wa continued.
Cotton gray goods are slightly higher and
domeatlca are in slightly better -demand.
Hosiery and underwear, while selling at
very low prices, are being ordered for
spring In fair Volume. Men's wear lines
will be opened tomorrow., New. lines of
ginghama are to be announced to the trade
suiikii row.
i '
Trnsirr Statement,
WASHINGTON. July 20.-The condition of
the treasury at ttie beginning of buslnees
today was as follows:
Truat Funds 4lold coin. t KU 1KB: silver
dollars.. $4S9.797.0U0; silver dollars of ll ' ' '" Waal Market
$3..2.0u(; silvor certificates outstanding. ST. LOCI8, July 20. WOOL VnsnKed
84s.77.0oa. 4 territory and western medium. 18viZ2!4c'
3aei a4 rwaa-taB4Ja ailvtr dollars U I flu tcadjunu. i7u; tin. Dli
8 75 23 feeder.. 600 $ 15
J JO 1 calf 140 00
6 00 3 cows 960 2 90
3 75 4 feeders.. 958 3 00
id o cows 7K4 8 36
4 2a 7 feeders.. 40 3 Cu
3 15 7 cows 86T 8 60
3 2o 4 calves... 2I0 00
8 W I feeders.. 764 4 00
3 75 27 cows 8u6 3 80
2 90
K. A. Currie Neb.
.926 2 76 9 calves... 108 6 60
ri weeny Bros. Neb.
1220 4 20 40 steers.. ..1249 6 20
tan tteiCKs iseb.
6 calvs... 226 8 26 8 heifers... COS 3 81
Downing A Hebry Neb.
4 cows 87 $ SO 7 cow 83J J 75
Reed Bros. Neb.
183 steers.. ..1134 4 40 $ steers. ...11.73 4 40
4 steers... .1063 4 20
J. M. Wood-Neb.
4 cows 917 t 96 18 cows 963 8a
George Manning Neb.
62 oows 936 4 00
Mader Bros.-a-Neb.
871 8 SO 29 staers.... 958 4 00
ssu w cows..... s-itt is)
P. 8!bMt St Son Neb.
, 9"0 4 40 26 eows..... 832 8 75
Rup. Haney Nob. .
1132 6 10
E. A. Currle-Neb: '
16 cows 8M 3 60
F. H. Phll!br1ck-Wyo.
19 helfera... 771 3 60 -
Casper Nstlonal Bank Wyo.
33 steers.... 975 4 5 4 stags 1143 3 50
Chambers "Estate Wyo.
lit steers... 8V7 $ 00 48 cows 788 4 6
P. C. Iwellen 8. p.
42 cows 940 8 90 8 cows,..., 862 '3 25
1 Dull l.'iuu 9 a
a; A R. Crrjlckslank 8. D.
10 f orders.. 767 I it 1 feeders.. 72 I 7$
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., July 20. CATTLE
RecelpU, 2,200 head; market, slow and
weak; steers, $4.50tj8 00; cows and helfera,
$2.50(1500; calves, $o.0of$.50.
HOGS Receipts, 6.000 head; market lOo
lower; top, 18.66; bulk of sales, 38.X$8.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reeeelpls, 600;
market active and strong; lambs, $5,604
7-15. . .
SHhRiDAN PAVING
Coancll Decides to 1'se Creosotes!
Blocks aad Property Owaer '
May Protest,
SHERIDAN, Wyo., July 20. (Spcolal.)
James Kennedy, a contractor of Fargo,
N. D., today signed a' contract to pave
Main and other streets of. Oil city with
creoaoted blocks, and filed a bond for
$120,000 to Insure the completion of the
work In 120 days. It Is understood be
plans to begin operations at an early date.
The paving contemplated will. It Is es'S-
mated, cost the city approximately $600,090.
While the municipal authorities have
taken it upon themsolves to order the pav
ing done without consulting the wlshea of
the taxpayers directly affected aa to the
character of the material they might de
cide was the best, a . move Is nn foot to
carry the matter' Into court and prevent
If possible the use of wood blocks, espe
cially In vlow of the strong sentiment pre
vailing that brick 'or some other material
would better serve the purpose Intended.
20 cows
$ steers....
J.
18 hlfers...
t
48 steers..
Saaar and Molasses.
KEW YORK, July 20. SUGAR Raw,
firm; muscovado, 89 test. 3.8c; centrifugal.
96 test, 4.36c. Molasses sugar, 88 test, 8.61c.
Refined, quiet; crushed, 6.86c; granulated,
6.16c, powdered, 6.26c
Money for fonth Dakota Soldiers.
PIERRE. S. P., July 20. (Special.) The
governor's offico has received a list of
the names of the members of the First
South Dakota regiment, who are to re
ceive money due them for services In the
Philippines. The total amount of Calms
allowed Is little over $15,000. of which 2f
per cent goes to the attorney who pushed
the claim, leaving about $12,000 to go to the
officers and men. This Is distributed In
nms ranging from a few cents, to about
$75 for the highest sum to any one man.
Job for Girl Base Ball I aspire.
TANKTOX.-8. O., July 20.-(peclal.)-It
has been announced here that Miss Amanda
Clement of Hudson, the well-known girl base
ball umpire, who attended college here for
years, has received the appalntmei of phy
sical director for the 'young women' of the
college.
J Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big
Returns.
tattle for Rea Men.
PIERRE, 8. D., July 20. tSpeclal.)-Th
government Is shipping In several train
loads of heifers to LeUeau to distribute
among" the Indians on (lie Cheyenne river
reservation: These cattle will bo - given
to the Indians who are holding their al
lotments, as well as to those yet on the
reservations, and will be used In keeping
up the herds of the red men, most of them
taking more kindly to stock raising than
they do to agricultural pussults.
Mullulntt- Permit a.
Dora Singer. 1308 South Tenth street,
frame dwelling. $2,600; Byron O. Burbank,
Thirty-eighth avenue and Caaa street, brick
apartment, '6.uo0; I. C. Edwards, 2614) Em
met street, frame dwelling, $2.6o0; C. Mid
dlemlss, 4616 Lafayette avenue, frame
dwelling. $2.000.. -
Herbert B. CooGh Co
Broker.) and Dealer
estaxa rtvOTituoas diTooza
Osnataa Offta;, 118 24er f Trea stgg,
Sail 2fnaaa, Doug." SSlj tag. A-St w
DlaSagg A4 IsAJSUJSaT stooaa
Adt a., aXATaV